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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE.

At bargain, so shares of paid up In
ter-Isand Wireless Telegraph Compa-
ny; also, 40 shares of same, assessable.
Apply to c. J. FailS, 400 Fort street.
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30
WILL MAR z TRIBUNE.
LESSONS OF MEMORIAL DAY.

This is Memorial day, and in every
city, village and hamlet throughout
the land men, women and children will
gather to listen to the story of the
deeds of the heroes who offered them
selves as a sacrifice that freedom and
good government might live. In the
front ranks we shall see the silver
locks Of the fast thinning remnant of
the greatest army that ever fought for
human rights. They are fast nearing
the end Of their days march, and soon
their green tents will be pitched by the
side of their comrades of yore. In
decking the graves of the sleeping
heroes with flowers, let us not forget
to twine a garland of the we'll. deserved
flowers of praise around the brows of
the living heroes of the most momen-
-tous struggle between liberty and
bondage that the world ever saw.
Gathered around this band will be
the men and women on whom the fate
OF the nation at this hour depends, and
the children who in the future shall
guide it's destinies. Let them all learn
from these heroes of bygone days the
lesson of deep love of liberty and
justice. These men went down into the
valley of the shadow of death to rescue
the principles that all men, regardless
of race or social condition, are born
with right to freedom and happiness,
and that the Union is indestructible
Let us all firmly resolve that the glori-
Gus heritage they have left US shall
not be destroyed through our careless
ness or ignorance, but that, with un-
biased minds, we will study the needs
OF our nation now and in the future,
and do our duties as citizens as our
consciences dictate. And let us make
every effort to inspire the rising gener-
alton with an undying love for liberty
and justice.
There is another lesson taught on
Memorial day-the sweet lesson of for
glveness 1Or brave, honest, but mis-
taken opponents. On the southern
battle fields, and wherever member
OF that valiant, chivalrous, but mis-
guided army of the Confederacy sleeps
under the sod, the flowers of pity and
forgiveness will be scattered. The
lesson taught by Lincoln and Grant
of fighting unrelentlessly against a
wrong, but when that wrong is crushed
to extend the hand of brother to the
vanquished foe, is symbolized in this
part of the Memorial day exercises.
1t is a lesson we'll worthy of being
taken to heart and made part of our
lives. Love of liberty, love of justice,
love and forgiveness for vanquished
foe-these are the primal truths taught
by Memorial day.
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30
MccIary Coming.

Rev. Thomas McClary will be in
Willmar on Thursday, June 7, to give
one OF his popular lectures. The SUBJ
ject and place of lecture will be an
nounced later. Mr.. McClary needs no
introduction to the Willmar public, as
he has already gained a reputation
here as an excellent lecturer. The
following are among the many press
notices given him recently:
HE possesses all the qualities of a
polished and refined orator, and his
witticisms keep the audience convulsed
with laughter one-half the time.' %
Duluth Tribune.
"The reverend gentleman is a good
actor, has a clear voice and has the
happy faculty of applying every mirth-
full point he makes in such a way as
to teach a valuable lesson. Those
that missed hearing him missed a
treat. '-Spokane Gazette.
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30

and has just been able to get up out
of bed where she has been confined for
weeks. An operation may be neces-
sary to restore her to good health
which her many friends sincerely
hope. Mr.. Rechtfertig accompanied
her.-Chippewa County Herald.
Our base ball club played at Will
mar on Wednesday and got it in the
neck to the tune of l3 to l, but they
speak highly of the way they were
treated both there and at Litchield.-
Montevideo Leader.
Miss Handler, present principal of
the school at Kandiyohi, Mimi, was
at meeting of the local board on
Monday night, elected to the position
OF teacher of the seventh grade in the
Browns Valley schools for the coming
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30

The edditer of the weakly Argus
haint got butt one string to his fiddel
and he noas ownly one toon, butt he
saws away braivly at it and trys to
play it with varyayshuns. This is biz
latest try:
"Bro. Lawson has no defense as to
the proposition that the democrats
have swallowed the populists and so
he gets his funny man who tries to
write blue Yankee but who misses. it
about as far as it is possible to be
missed, to say that we are trying to
force separation between the popu-
lists and the democrats. Why bless
your expedient soul, Bro. Lawson, we
only give the news. The Argus is
right in the front rank as news paper
and when the Tribune fails in its duty
it is the least we can do to enlighten
the people. We can't help it if Boss
Lawson don't like it. The fact is he
has delivered the populists to the dem
Ocratic state central committee and he
does not like to be accused of it,"
Thare ar few smawl mistaiks in
the abuv wbitch will prosead to pint
owt In the fust plais Lawson hez an
serd the akkewsayshun sevrel times.
sekkendly, he diddent git me to say
nuthing abowt it. duz my oan think
ing and rites akkordingly. Thurdly,
I diddent try to rite bloc yanky. It
kant be did. A purson mite speak
bloc yanky by pintching hiz noas to
git the rite twang, but yu kant kom
thet trick on pen. I aint no graft
shaiks on grammer and the spelling
book awlwaze nockd me owt in the
fust rownd. 1 noa | maik lots of mis-
talks in theas partikkelers, and the
wurst of it IL thet kant kawl spesh-
vel meating of the peepel to git my
mistaiks kerrekted Gather. Foarthly,
the weakly Argus diddent Civ thet
staitment ez noos. A pees of noos il
generrelly printed oanly wons, butt
Jim hez bin chawing away at thet
saim old rag fer sevrel months. He
may denie awl he wants to thet he did
dent do it to foars a sepperayshun be-
twean the popewlists and demmokra ats,
butt he will find it nifty hard to git
ennyboddy to beleev him. Fifthly,
Lawson never deliverd the popewlists
to the demmokrattik stait sentralkom-
mittey. He woodent if he kood and
he koodent if he wood. He beleevs
saim ez I duz in ko-opperayshun on
till the reform meshewrs on whitch the
allide parts agrea ar kerrid throo.
The staitment thet the weakly Argus
IL rite in the frunt rank ez a noospay-
per IL the graitest pees of noos thet
payper hez kontaned sins it got to be
weakly. Jim hez got a nifty fakultey
fer seaing things thet ar owt of site fer
ordinery peepel. I hev red the weakly
Argus purity regglar butt this wuz the
furst intymayshun I eyer he'd thet it
wuz noospayper. I'll bet the best
hoss l hev got thet THAR amt pur-
son in the kownty thet kood hev maid
thet disskoverry fer himself.
| JIMMINY CRICKETTS.
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30
Confirmed a Large Glass.

On Monday evening confirmation
services were held at St. Luke's
church, when a class of "a was pre-
sented to the Bishop by the pastor to
receive the rite of confirmation.
Bishop Williams of Michigan ofici-
ated in the place of Bishop Whipple,
and during the evening delivered a
powerful sermon. The following per-
sons were cOntirmed:
Mrs. I. M. Goulding, Mrs. P. L.
Peterson, Martha Lorentzen, Ida Lo-
rentzson, Maria Peterson, Maria Han
son, Irene Goulding, Elnora Elfstrum,
Axel Laurence Rose, Bertha Brem,
Rosalie Brem, Frederick Lindner,
Walter Carlson, Grace Blanchard,
Nels Torkelson, Ingeborg Larson,
Mrs. F. Keyworth, Mrs. D. Hagen
slime, Walter Hagenstine, Blanche
Hagenstine, Della Courtright, Alice
Howard, Mrs. I. Norstrom, Carl Lar
son.
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30
NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Cleaned from Neighboring Exchanges.
Personal Or Otherwise.

A report in the Minneapolis Journal
is to the effect that E. NJ. Andrews,
formerly of Burbank. has invented an
electric motor which is said to surpass
all former patents; and that he has
been offered one million dollars for
half interest in his patent. .....C. E.
Monson has purchased of A. E. Rice,
of Willmar, the house occupied by DR..
Newman. The deal has caused a
great deal OF guessing among Charles
friends, but the sum and substance is
that the house is a fine piece of pro-
perty and the location an excellent
one and as Chas. knows a good thing
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30

i
May 23-Hans NJ. Hagen to Nils @. J.
Hagen-sh nwA, sec. 6.............. 5000
May 25-Peter Stenerson to CLAUS
Stenerson-eH seA. sec. H.. ...... 10000
May 26-George johnson to Johan
Peder Johnson-neA. sec. Is, lot o
OF lot 2, sec. 20. .............. 20O00 o
May 26-t5eorge johnson to Johan
Peder Johnson-sN swM, Sec. lO.... 5000
I. CoLFAX.
May 29-August Olson ito Even P.
Sundemoe-lot ii of lot Z, sec. 31.. 35(
NORWAY LAKE
May 26-Peter Palmeson to Anton
Palmeson-swA. sec. 1O............. IL
VILLAGE OF ATwATER.
May 26-M. E., Erickson to r. E,
PetersOn-lOtS and 5. block 57..... $50.
VILLAGE OF RAYMOND.
May ,29-Paul Hanson to Nathalie
Scelet-part of lot 2. sec. 19......... 7O.t
VILLAGE OF sP1CER.
May 28-I. J. Courtright to P. H. Par
sons-lots and Z, block 21........... 1OOO.(
VILLAGE OF w1LLMAR.
May "a. ~ Lewis to Samuel
P,or PP,orter: lots 4'5. g. 9, 10 and H. ,zoo
May 26- Ole E. Kuble to Henry
Thompson, lots and 2, block 125.... $50.
May 28-Jennie w. Turner to Tsa-
block IS. ..... .........:........... 1000 ).
May 2S-J. A. Hedin to Swan Ander-
son. lot II so. 20 it. of lot H. block 50 600.(
May 2s-kandiyohi Co. Bank to Erick
Ohsberg, lot 3 VIZ of lot 2, Gill; sub.
OF lot G Eastern add. ..... w 375.
May ,2S-Emma B. Carruthers to H.
c. Hanson, lot ), S'a of lot L. block 81 $50.
May 29-St. P. NJ. & NJ. R'y Co., to
Ole E. Ruble, lOt2. block 12S. 81.
May 20 R. r. Co. to Ole E. Ruble lots
and to II inc. block 129. ......... 4OO
May 20. r. R. Co. to Ole E. Ruble.
lots 8 to s inc. block TO- o.........:. 3oO
May 20, r. Il. Co. to Samuel Osmund-
son. lot 9. block 5...... ............. $50.
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30
DO YOU WANT A cHANcE7

Farmers of America! Two years
ago you could trade two bushels of
wheat for 100 pounds of barb wire.
Today you must yield up six bushels
of wheat for 100 pounds, of barb wire.
While everything you have to sell has
either remained stationary in price or
advanced only from 5 to l3 per cent.
every thing you have to buy has ad-
vanced from IS to $50 per cent.
Do you want a change?-Omaha
World-Herald.
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30
Glass Day Exercises.

The Senior Glass Day exercises
were held in the High school room last
Friday afternoon, and we're attended
by number of friends and patrons
of the school. The exercises consisted
of singing by the Glee Club and es-
says and orations delivered by the
class of graduates.
An interesting program was given,
the essays and orations as prepared
by the Seniors being very good. The
following was the program:
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30
NEST LAKE.
May %.

May 20.
Peter Henderson passed through here
last week, selling medicine.
Andrew Holm and family Of Lake
Florida visited at P. A. Petersen's on
Sunday.
Some one got huet while on a May
basket party last week, by falling on
harrow.
A brother of Joe Hanson, of Rosen-
dale, Meeker county, is visiting in
this vicinity.
If the party that went into the cream
cry the other evening and "misappro-
priated" the butter-maker's revolver
will return the same he will escape a
lot of trouble. His name is known.
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30
when he sees it, he boughtit See?.

when he sees it, he eboughtit. See?. 80.
G. A. Baklund, our enterprlsing and
progressive photographer, is now
erecting a new gallery which promises
to be a credit to the town. The build
ing is 32xl6 feet and will be equipped
with the latest single-slant sky light
which will enable Baklund to take as
good photographs here as can be done
in the cities. He expects to have the
gallery ready before his next regular
day for taking photographs which is
Saturday, June 2. His old building
was bought by Borgeson Brothers
and placed on their lot alongside of
the Times ofice.-New London Times.
Mrs. N. Rechtfertig went to W:llmar
Tuesday for treatment by DR.. Frost.
She has been suffering for some time
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30

Hanna's money seems impotent to create
the desired dissenson in the reform ranks The
combined influence of the corporation press
and the old line politicians have been directed
steadily against Bryan and the principles he
represents, but still state after state declares
unqualifedly for him and the Declaration OF
Independence with a determination that must
send the cold chills down the spines of the
corruptionsts.
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30
Extend Their Thanks.

The Seniors of the Willmar High
school take this means of extending
their thanks to the Junior class, which
has in so many ways shown it's re-
spects to them; also to Mil IS Wood
bury and the Glee Club for their kind
efforts in furnishing music for the
class.
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30

The temperance people of Window allowed
the saloon element to catch them mapping last
spring. and the town went wet by narro W
majority, after a long succession OF "dry"
years. We are pleased to note, however, by
the local papers, that a few weeks experience
of the debauchery that followed the opening
Of the saloons have disguised the good people
of the town in a way that BODIES i'll for the per-
manency of the liquor institutions there
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30

The Turkish minister has called the attention
of this country to the fact that it is only by the
pleasure of the "sublime porte" that the mill
lions of Mussumans in the Sulus remain friendly
to the United States, and for that reason it is
not policy to try to enforce the payment of
that $4,000 indemnity. That explains the req
son of the Turks naughty bearing.
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30

fOSELAND.
May 25.Nels N; Bengtson to o. N.
Bengtson-seA swA, swA seA, sec.
0...... '......... ........ .......... l.OU
GENNEssEE.
May 25-A nders Anderson to Andrew
Qvist-e%se u, sec. 2O................ 5000. 90
GREEN LAKE.
May 23-Nancy J. Schenck to Ole H,
Gustrud-nA nWA. sec. 13........... 2200 .0O
May BINARY Murray to Thomas
Thompson-n% nwA, nA swA, nwA
sec. 25, neA neA, sec.......... .. 27OO. 90
May 25-Peter g. Sorenson to Anton
Carlson-part of swA nwA. sec. xS.. 100
May 25-Anton Carlson to Peter G.
SorensOn-part of nwA nwA, sec. % 100
May 26Bank of Willmar to Fanny
LaW1er-neA sec. 32................. ~ $500 .0C
May 26-Mary A. Lawler to Fanny
Lawler-eA seN, sec. .3S.............. 1000 .0C
DOvRE.
May 25-Henrik Johnson to Carry
Osmundson-part of lot so of lot g.. 127. sc
May .29-Edward Hanson to K, T.
Rykken-neA swA, sec. S.. :........ 500. .0C
NEW LONDON.
May 23-Christian Clausen to John
A. Noble-lot Of lot 3, Sec. 34.... 500 .O(
May M-J. II. Neer to John Fridner
-seA seA. eM seA swA, seA NJ swK
seA, sec. n. neg nwA; swA nwA. ~ :.
y ROSEVILLE.
May 26-Wm. E. Schultz to Valentine !.
Krantz-neA nwA, sec. 9....... ...... 400 p
May 26-Wm. Schultz to Gustave 4
Knoll-swM nwA. sec. 9......:@......:. 5oo:O(
May 29-Mariette Chisholm to Rich 49, !.
sec. .:.::..:...:.:.... :: 1850 .o(
N a.. j. y%.t.EE- BURBANK. RI =, # n /
May 23-Steffen JensOn to Simon B.
Sauer-nh seA, sec.7. $50 .0(
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30

year. Miss Hander is graduate of
the Winona Normal, has had five
years experience in teaching and is
recommended as an estimable young
lady. Valley Tribune.
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30

Governor Lind called Secretary of State
Berg S attention to large number of foreign
corporations which had not paid their taxes
The secretary did not take kindly to the sug-
gestion, and replied that he knew his business.
He will probably find out that the state now
has a governor that knows his business.
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the members
OF the Dovre and Mamre Mutual Fire
Insurance Association will be held at
the school house near the residence of
X; u. Axness, Esq, on Monday, the
4th OF June, 1900. at II o'clock a. m.
lo-2 0. N. GRUE, Secretary.
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30
"Feed" Qvarn.

Jag har k0pt Nygaard's "feed"
Qvarn af j. Aug. Lindquist, och drift
YER den i samband med Willmar
Novelty Wood Works." pa motsatta
sidan af gatan.
Jag inbjuder ALA gamla kunder sa
val som nya att anita mig mar de
villa hafva "feed" malen;
1872 L. A. CANFIELD.
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30

Sleepy Eye Herald: They polzed fun at John
Lind two years ago the same as they are at
Charlie Towne this year. He is able to stand
it all.
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30
Marriage License.

May 29-Edward S. Young to Ger
trude E. Doble. ..-.e5a
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30

Window glass, all sizes, at Carlson
Bros. & FrOst's.
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30

For RENT-Rooms above telegraph
office in Gilger Block. VIM. G1LGER.
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30

For a large delicious dish of ice
cream go to the Farmers Restaurant
on Benson Ave. 1214
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30
WANTED!

100 bushels of Rye at the mill.
1w WHLMAR MILLING Co
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30
Commencement Program.

The following is the program for the
High school graduating exercises to
be held next Friday evening at the
opera house:
Chorus-"Sprng Song. ...........P Pinsuti
High School Glee Club. -
| Ladies Chorus-"E lullaby from Ermine" ..
Observation-Disclosures. .JakObowski
INVOCATION
| Chorus-"Sweet and Low Barnby
High School Glee Club
Address-"EducatiOn for Better Living"
Dr. Kiehle
Male Chorus-"Old Kentucky Home Foster
Chorus-'Wherea are you Going my Pretty Maid"
High School Glee Club
Distribution of Diplomas.
Presentation of Wennerlund Medal.
Awarding Scholarships
Chorus-"Forth to the Battle"
............. .......... Welsh Folk Song
CnOrus-'S Silent Night. t"..................B Barnby
High School Glee Club.
There was large attendance at the
Presbyterian church Sunday AFTER
noon to hear the baccalaureate SER
mon. Owing to the inability of the
Rev. DR.. Wallace to be present, the
sermon was delivered by Prof. W. ).
Johnson. A most excellent address
it was, full of good thoughts and in
spring words to the graduates. Mu-
sic appropriate to the occasion was
furnished by the Glee Club, and the
instructor in music, Miss Woodbury.,
gave vocal solo. The singing was
thoroughly enjoyed. The church was
nicely decorated, large American
flag serving as a very pretty back
ground for the singers. Overhead
was suspended the class motto, ''Carpe
Diem," which translated means, seize
the portunity, or seize the day. .r:.
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30
WiIImar Market Report

corrected every Tuesday afternoon
by ANTON SUNDBERG, dealer in Flour,
Feed, Fruit and Vegetables.
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30
Real Estate Transfers.

ROSELAND.
May 25-Nels N: Bengtson to o. N.
Bengtson-seA swA, swA seA, sec.
Willmar tribune., 1900-05-30

5000
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N. S. Richardson, who on g. previous
| occasion had swindled a life insurance
company out of four thousand dollars,
and his brother Frank formed a part
lnership to sWindle life companies.
They invented a fictitious parsonage,
whom they named w. T. McFadden.
This individual was personated by Alb
bolt, who procured insurance for a
large amount and proceeded to die on
Christmas eve of malignant cholera.
Frank ordered the coffin and plenty of
chloride of lime, to avoid contagion
spreading. The funeral was ordered t
take place at Eaton at midnight Va
rious incidents aroused the suspicious
of neighbors, and searching found the
coffin filled with broom corn instead of
the choera-infected body of the ficti-
tious Mr.. McFadden
In 1865 Joseph Leppen carried ten
thousand dollars life insurance policies.
He mysteriously disappeared from the
Ohio river boat that year while on his
way to Wheeling. When the boat ar
rived Leppan was missing, but his
clothes and effects were found In his
stateroom. Two days later a body
was found in the river, some twenty
five miles below Wheeling. His wife
applied for the insurance money, claim
ing the body was that of her husband.
Later developments exonerated the
Continued on Twelfth Page.)
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CAPITAL, AUTHORIZED CAPITAE
100000. S1,000,000,
!'ha Union 1rnst (;oalalV
NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN.
CHARTERED by the State Of Connect.
cut with authority to act as Executor. Al
ministrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee.
under will or deed.
Is legal depository of money paid into
Court and all Public Trust Funds, Acts -
Trustee for Municipalities, Corporafionns
and individuals, and administers trusts a.
all kinds. Empowered to act as registrar az
stocks poaa OF s Gahfp Of 1deb
business such as is usually done by Truss
Companies.
1t also does a general Banking busyna..
collecting checks, notes, coupons. and -
oeiyes deposits. The principal VI each Trnss
Is invested by itself and kept separate ana
apart from the general assets of the Car
pany,
This Company Is by law regularly exam.
ined by the Bank Examiner Of the State a.
HENRY L. HogcHKIss. President
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Government Bonds.
Bid. A SIZED.

Quotations of Active Bonds
Reported by Body. Mcclellan & Co.,
Bankers and Brokers, 81 Broadway, New
York, and 81 Center Street, New Haven.
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Al, Top. & S. Re gen As. 80. i62 10G%
At, Top. & s. Fe gen 4s....... s5H s5$
Central Of n. j. g mtg: ...... .100A 100A
Chesa. 4 Ohio gen s ! 2-3s. .lolH l01la
Erie list con prior lien 4s.... 9l% 81
Manhattan Ry con. mtg 4s... .10t1s 105
Mo-, Kan. & i. LIST mtg, ....... 96A 81
Mo-, Kan. 4 T. I'd mtg As. .... III II
Mobile 4 Ohio gen mtg As. $50. S6& 81
N. Y, ont. & W. gen mtg As ..1o55 101
n. Y, Sus. IL w. gen mtg 5s. "a 9e
North. Pacific prior gen mtg 5s 104A 105
Nor. Pacific prior gen lien 5s. 701a 7OM
oregon Short Line .11Gi% it6E
Phila. X Reading gen mtg 4s... 80 904
Rio Grande a. W. list mtg As. 99M 100
Southern Ry list con. & IS. .112h 113
st. l.. q S'Western LIST mtg 5s.. 81 9j
Texas y Paeific LIST mtg 5s....ll6A 117h
Wabash LIST mtg IS ........... 1861 1l7B
Wabash Ry Co. I'd mtg ....... .10l 104h
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Closing Prices.

Following are the closing prices reported
by Prince 4 Whitley, bankers and Brokers,
81 Broadway, New i0rk, ana 10 Center ST.,
New UnErn. Blu. Askeu.
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Investment Securities.

MIDDLESnX BANKING co.'s 6 per cent.
Bonds.
NEW HAVEN ST. R. R. co.'s per cent.
Bonds.
INTERNATIONAL SILVER CO.'S per
cent. Bonds.
MoNTv1LLH STREET RAILWAY 1su
Gold SIS, due 1920.
NORWICH STREET RAILWAY per cent
Bonds.
DENVER & so. WESTERN r.. R. co.'s
per cent. Bonds.
BOSTON ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.'S SIS.
due 1924.
SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELE-
PHONE Stock.
NEW HAVEN GAS LIGHT stock.
MORRIS & ESSEX r. R. Z per cent. quart
anteed Stock.
DETROIT & HILLSDALE per cent guar
anteed stock
SWIFT & COMPANY Stock
DENVER s. so. WESTERN r. r. co.'s
Stock.
N. Y. N. H. s HARTFORD R. r. 60.
Stock.
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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-01

Reported over private wire by II. C.
Friedman & Co. Bankers and Brokers.
10 Wall Street. New York. New Haven
Office, 1913 Chapel Street. Norman A.
Tanner, Manager.