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New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

steamship PARAGUAY bSSoh '"b3' N-
ship. ~ ,o, -
y-esk to-day. The market cpe't1
s-ea5t with prices point higher TO point lower hI,a
demand from shoiIS
- era made uneasy further official reports OF
ain anywbere in the belt and the first forecast pIeceu
during the next
IJgft foreign buying and commission nol ~.
rnand helped hold the market STEADY 10 nm ~
occurred IN SeHiLrd4
Southern Texas forecast for showers 10
anJ TO morrow caused complete change OF froht on me
ar+ az The room trade. Prices quickly lost the cary
tendinr downward Of liquidation and pear
resumed active selilns
s,et rosttion and crop month
rders here decidedly bearlsh on te
Texas and that to-rnorrow's o would snow mum
-eeSel moisture over Eastern portion OF the state
least There slight rallies after mdaay. Dut
rhe market gave positive evidence OF recupehha,1
and The export such TO cause snap
falling of in the port stocks the day NeVertheess
the market invariably eased off under reViVe! OF ses
for both accounts and the close was net 20 pois
estimated at 125 bales. crop months
The spot situation described triiie easier al
leading markets though reported as MAJ
ing taken considerable lines OF shipment stae
Dlsrt portions Of the central
IN the Southwest though all could be remeded py
rains and some relief the high temperatures "hSh
of late have prevalent. The improvement IN tne
Of the bulls so Mondays Liverpool cables
were concerned though admitted that snouId
needed In Texas during the
sh holidays market. too, would suffer serious ue
cline ---,... 80 a,,.
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

METALs-The day observed holiday in the
ceived business IN the English markets viii not be re
ke for % tin was easy in tone but not quoby changed
aie sa OF WIN i've tons sana1nE ta n T al Coppr
also sale OF 80 900 pounds eectr9lytic for
S0a soc for STANDARD spot ion Ausus, 2g !; g. &c
for casting. ruled steady and unchanged i'c
speer was shade higher closing a, 0G Iron 5gIEa
T9[hs5 son54v S3gS 6sn N sci qe s M %o foS South
steady gnchanFsd, iolsssss IT@ Psrs as
centrifusa Sa fl common so fair l5SiG Fo Ia
common. l2G14c: fair. 10Gi7c: good lsal"e. prime
quss, eF for the eosstaiso and
nand II, most ins,anGes wsrs nGmlna @gq-
91nG s 70 Gig.T h le TsPPG and a @ @ea
nominal: Hamburg Bremen. 15ls pigs Rotterdam
Is sd '05a28 !4xss2 s sssmsP 1G
british steamer 2O62 tons general South At
iantic port to United Knsd0i or @ on eaS
St John y b. to the United Kingdom. private terms,
Gnada Swedish ship. LII deals St Joh3
zoo II bbs S Sfned Pstrole1n hence Ba, private
terms PomPs M r S s8f fo uISgr rsnera Ip Gas t5 hence
to Port Lmon $3.50 net schooner 2ia toms ooe2anus
sa tons Island froxdeqf;e pya,s pssneg eFm t.
New-York private schooner ~ - tons ,II tigs
ber Jacksonvie to Portland IS s74: bark, 946 TONS
lumber Pensacola to B2son s. 90 sShoons5 eon Slo i
tons umbe ship Philadelphia private & terms
schooner SIS tons plaster Hsboro Philadelania phi
81 i 81 81 5 gcaoohS aS tGS 4 tdns coal to
Boston soc three sehooners Dol 500 and @ iog ge
coal Phiadeiph P5iya.s terms 9arf a 70
ID . tons eapae det SscsaqE saq baltimore 10
s @ 1sssS nads sea
trade Dulness continues 10 rule the @ inssea Oh IN rice
Business at present s limited n
changed good dome1e & aHa 90 eNP95 1@5 n 6
sas3aSRi ana ssf 9 brine
aTS nsd sases m sse: prime summer yso%
OF Summer yelow butter graass 'oc prime
%hs wi. American ss seed city eas OF town raw
PRovIsIoSsA generally firm market prevailed M ali
day. with fair support from commission mission house, house, @
western points lint 3 6as 100 only
F 9o'sds ss @s Nss Slsgsr M % sfsa sl Msss
5ss m ogss s. ta% s' 'offs 'Pfas
o PRlssnD 6 Iaa y, ss 1d m ,oS 9nGea pss
1sSs ioe bellies fEmS m e. qa9sa 2'S,Se
sm@fas shonie4 STEADY ~ P Quoted at
s'ssdy ,6anPPs a4Gsa g.
cy lard steady quoted at 10 y d" Rgd
Brazil kegs T. SOC 6Omp9gnd a%eS qns oIeo at
ssarne l2al2AG &c, onts show ormDess The
demand is only faf ae1e poF Fa
the ba6s TO Of low S a 81 F to sood
prime to choice 5a5sse head, 5ag634s: Pa}na 80 40
4zsG4%c Rangoon, in bond, 2q212c.
STTGAR-Rehned dull but list prices were
unchanged prices expected IN the near fntn
we quote: loaf, crushed and domnos bl5c: mould
A &c; cubes 1900; xxx powdered 4soc; powdered
powdered and , t doa. 5 and Esss ssa n
eranui-ted 75c Eagle 10 bags OF fine
Eagle ID bags OF fine granuated
So Eagle granulated standard granuated and dia
and No B. 42oc: No 42oc: No 8 l5c No g. zoe i9c
No IL 3I5c; Nos 10. 1s and u. 3.!oc: No I5 363c:
No 16 36O p 10 bags of fine granulated 4G5c sales
to-day Muscovado. spot. and 200 tons
to arrive at 2z.c. test This shows decline
=, ~ least l-lGc price quoted
Tor Mrcovado centrifugal quoted at 3 G3 Ice and
closed to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

figures day. and clearances proved
rather The export trade NewYork consisted or
loads No wheat. ia loads Of No Northern
Duluth loads Of No Northern Duluth: outpors old
loads Northwest stocks scheduled TO decrease 900
oe0 bush this Quotations Of cash wheat. o
afoat basis follows: No 2 red 1850 elevator
and t9fsds81sc b. crop, No Northern Duiuth
and No Northern New-York. size. both prompt No
hard Manitoba, arrive: No l Northern Maniioha
81 @4c Ma hard NewYork. S22c to arrive: No
hard NewYorl S0esc. August % to 81 No , red New"
York Sofsc August 25 81. No red NewYoTk. eV"sc
September to 10 .COfRN-Ths market irregular
again being weak time July but generally higher
in the afternoon with last prices showing 1sTsc net
advance July in Chicago sold of after the opening 10
ST1&c, from which it rallied 69c closing at 6N'c
Manipulation still dominated that option. and was re
sponsi6e also for the advance in September
from 59;sc to elise Only $40 estimated in
Chicago for Friday and this with the talk about poor
weather in of the Western States. had less
effect likewise sentiment In the cash department no
business whatever reported No > corn closed az
6s4c elevator and ts &c No white II &c and
No yellow, Il lgc. ahoat OATS-Continued
strength marked the Of values day. with
Chicago. with old up about &c. Active buying for
decidedly buish a light
movement and present unsatisfactory weather Lo
cally cash sales Of 1000
bush At Chicago 40 estimated for Friday.
No closed d52c; No B. 51Q51 2c No white.
5TG51 i2c: No white SIC track mixed 52Q53c track
white. 55d60c No white clips. asGaS r. F.
Market firm No ! Western e6i2C. and No , Western,
65c. both aioat; G3aG4c. BA RILEY
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
rBF FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

iss mo, Is2 East FOurth-s'' Rachael Lewis
rlfiHg
M. 81 Delaney Jacob Weinstein;
trifins
mn Mo al Secona-ave-: August I-arch: Sl5
usz ny, 112 East hundred and third ST 4:
William srn-rEer; s5.
fsa Mo. Il washington Place: Max Ernst:
-4hing
i8p Mo ls5 Division-st: Mary Wolf s25
lS5 m-Na 5s2 West Twenty-stxth-st-: John Hahn:
uiflng
3ss Mo SO Secono-ave.; Richard Koch; sloo
$50, M - jefferson Barnet Jakolofsky s25-
SIS = Mo. II5 West Houston st: Joseph Brelio;
trifing
81 Mo l5g Wooster-st-; Simon Obriensky' 20
40 = r-No $40 FTrst-ave-; owner unknown: 81
ass n-No Gag West Fifty -fourrh-st.; Joseph Reit-
s..
ssN nn-Sixtv-seventh-st- and Lexington ave: 9Th
Regiment Afmory; trifing.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. X.
Liberty street and south Ferry-(ne from south
Ferry minutes earlIerD-
E&ST0N, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHI NK-z4O0 ~ IS Easton onIyl 90 4. 81.
20 80. (5-45 FastOn onIy) z. IL Sundays zL2 25
A NJ 100 2 NJ
NJ 500 2. Sundays. Ii . p "
400 $40 \. NJ. 15G, 80 Lakewood Crly). 43O
2. NJ. Sundays 10 IS \ VI.
ATLANTIC CITY-f9+0 \. NJ. l3-4o p n -
VINEIAND AND BRIDGETON y NJ. tl30
IONG: BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEASiloRE;
POINTS $50 II so \. NJ, 2-f5 3ds 10. $50
T NJ Sundays. except Ocean Grove 900 A NJ. 400
PHILADELPHIA CREADING TERN1NAL2-z.4 25.
- 90 - 90 .9O0 1000 fi1.O0 \ NJ. 4l@00. loo.
si3O - co. 1890. 400 800. 1900 $50 500 P NJ.
o,rIi SR 81 ' CHESTNUT sTREET+s425 $50 -fosa
.II so a NJ loo. t'3+O. 800. 100. 1875 P NJ.
READING. HARRISBURG P0TTSYILLE AND
WHJItMSPDRT-' 800. "a % $500. iIT91O 1000
4 M Heading cnIyl. $1-GO 10 +2.On = NJ Reading.
IS-+ts,iIa and Harrisburg only 1870 z NJ
SANDY HOOK ROUTft-Fr0n foot % Rector Street.
pier Highlands, Seabr-sht Monmouth Beach.
and Long Branch, Asbury Park and Point Pleasant.
10 A NJ leo. 3-45. i3O P. NJ sundays. 1000 A. NJ,
IOO. SEQ 2. "
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FCK r,ITIMORE AND wAsHINGTOy

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsIINGTON-7ss
2 NJ. sI2 10 Nit.
sunday sSunday only +Parlor cars only Iva
6f1ces: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry. Astor House
1I3 PSI 1900. Broadway. Isl 9Th Ave- . Union
SHuara West I25th 273 West 125th 245
f-iInr1bus Ave YORK. 3+4 So Fulton
T;roOkIvn- atway. Williamsburg. New York
transfer Co checks baggage destination.
w q. BESI.ER. g N. BURT.
General Manager General PaSs'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

cash ouotations were a. follows: Flour firm. No :
snrne wheat T4a15c: 3 I;i l-79sc No red 1Stzc
No = yellow corn 67%4 Q6sc; No oats. +oeol &c \"
White 52laq53c; No white 81 i2a33c; No : rye 99 q
i9TIlc; No l haxseed 81 II; No Northwestern 81 -
prime timothy seed 50 40; clover contract grade -
Mss pork per SIS 3Gd$1s 81; lard. per 100 10.
S1O sides tcosel $40 Io9$lo 80 ry
saIed CoVe. s. 5offSs 622 snort clear lds
Coxe) $40 75dS1O ST12 Whskey. basis OF high wines
70 on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
was steady creameries. 1st22c: dalres- l' '924-Oe-
cheese. lOT1lc. Eggs fresh lie
Duluth June 26-Close: Wheat-Cash. No haTl.
TTa.c No / Northern. T5lsc; No = Northern: '4tsC No
spring. 721sc: July. 15]sc: September a-se' NAM
toba Northern cash T5sc No = Northern ''f7sc oats
Cash, 40: september. sc
milwaukee, June 26-Wbeat steady, Close: No 1
Northern, 771sc No Northern. 16tec SEPTEMBER
rive dull No l. 57a@5sc. Barley frm No ia II &c;
sample 65a70lkc Oats higher: No white. 53e Corn
September. 593sG6oc.
Minneapolis June 26-Close: Wheat-July 20 SO -
September 702sc; track. No hard. tss+c; NO
Northern. 76i.c; . Northern, I3t-c
Philadelphia June 26.-Wheat quiet but steady; con
tract grade June s2GS2lzc Corn unchangeis No :
yellow on track G9Gf0c. oats firm and 1ql Ice hlShef
white. clipped. 5sa5o' he Butter steady fair De
24c. Eggs steady, demand; fresh NEARBY Ia t2c
loss off Western 1Sc loss J 90 Southwestern lie
loss off: do southern l6c of Cheese steady goo
demand New-York full creams. prime. small Io.sg
IOitc; do fair to good 9l39l0c Receipts: Flour 9tO
bbls and ISo 600 10 in sacks. wheat $1,000 BUSH corn
l6O0 bush; oats. $500 bush Shipheits- Sotn l'Voo
bush oats. 10000 bush
ST Louis June 26-C1ose: Wheat-No red cash
TIC new July rose; September 1o7sc; No hard 40
C,orn-No cash 651.c: July. 65iec September 5t4.c
Oats-No cash. 4Tc; July 35'=c; September -9c No :
white. 5OGa2c.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

81 So Pennsylvania 174 n s. 50; rough. 30
JTid & Co date yesterday: - state hogs. 1s4 10
at 81 10 do Isl H. at 81 %: roughs 2o3
H H. Hollis Gate yesterday: Sc hogs. 1d9 n. at
81 50: : roUGhs 20T N. at So 50. ooo
An.rew Mullen date Yesterday: 80 state hogs hogs 900
-: roughs 26i 10 So o. stag 500 10, az
s.. / do 2G6 n, at 81 80: boar 30 10 at 81
J. II & Bro date yesterday IS state hogs =
81 40 roTghs, 323 n. at 81 -; stags $40 10 at
81 80: to-day : State hogs. 15S 70. at s. 10
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

Snot cotton closed quiet quoations 1-lbc IoWer
tho basis of 516c niddling upland and 9-loc roT
niddlinR Gulf spot markets were teiesTpheo
follows: New-oreans steady unchanged AT Yc
frrn sac: Savannah easy. unchanged
1I6c: Wilmington firm unchanged. &c: Norfolk quiet
nPed at Baltimore nominal, unchanged al
nominal. &c: Augusta
steady lGc lower 9a9c: 81 Louis quiet unchanged
Receipts ports and interior points to-day com
srnle and last year
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

AMERICANS VISITING EUROPE THIS YEAR
will find The New-York Tribune for sale
AZ the book stall. of the leading hotels
throughout the continent of Europe ana
treat Britain. as we'll on the Hendfha
Rom tables In NAV also be obtained AT
tae prHcipal railroad stations
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
Railroads.
DENHSYLVANIA
II RAILROAD.

~ xAAAES%>L
STATIONS foo, of WEST TwENTY-TIfIRD STREET
AND DESBROssES AND CORTLANDT STREETS
a. The leaving time from DesnEo.ses and
is dr mv %1ses isfr strsea
sutton except where otherwise noted.
cars New York to Pitts6urs Sleeping Car Pisburs to
Ghicaso No coaches & 10 70 Pts9uTg f and Cleveland
sSs y" VI. tASE FENNsYLyANiA
T@da Gnfs Fof GhSago cieveand cnn
a nat: p IndanaPSII "a PTH 19E5S =
hour train se6br TO bSing ann Buffet
@ For f olSdo. W Sh5SAG9 aasSs VA AnD 9
@ !:aif?asfi' n H. r ch5S oGPs RFas Gin
%:s5 s9sPs4doah Valley 9osssS Rsg5s For
faa;D s11Sss TssaF TaeS nes
g9u GGnnsSj % fGg SSYSa aN6 fH'eRhN 'edRhNcSN1T
siS6!S ASD ,sTsIaIa The Io SOUTH
anq5 streets s 5fg nng GsT 90 Sa1 bSes lS ann
ands 5Tgst 2 5 ORgrsssion@a @IrI Linz az ptnRg ming
Caq 80 Dining Car % ? H. M IL 10 dT msnt NJ M Ia 8
Dining carr as .'Coneressionai Lin " all ParI9r and
Rnins ais G2FF GT5 % DnnsH m H cp5' l6 night 3 Dining e
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express. s25. 4 25 p NJ l. 10
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. e.25 a. m and s2'
sARoAR6 AIR LINE 5aig GsDrsss sat
NoRFoIE F5'' AND G,iy WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY--Ioo a. m week
days and 4-55 p. m. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOfRFOl-fN-'-'0 a. III
week days and S.55 p. daily , h..
ATLANTIC CITY.-955 a. m. and 255 p. m week k-days
Sundays, 755 Through Vestibuled rams ms bp,,s P
Ior Smoking Parlor Cars Dining Car and standard
Coaches Sundays
caP5 aI EN- NJ 1 1 We wskdayi 1 -.rc Railroad rom
West Twenty-third Street Station) $50 a m IL y.
20 ? % 40 and 4 80 p Sundays. 30 a m ! 30
p. from Desbrosses and COrtland Streets 30 SV
a m, 1880 80. $40 40 and 80 p m sundays
9.45 a. m. 515 p. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
G. 10 Destrosses and Cortandt Streets. 62o 30
S25, S5 90 Dining Carr. (955 Perna LiIniteD 10
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 1020 Dining Carl
Dining Carr. and Cortlandt Streets
200. 255. 325 Dining CaD. 3.55. 4.25. 40 Dining
Car). 4.55 Dining Can. 80 CDning CaT). no SO
S.55. 925 p. m. 10 10 night sundays, G1O 80 mo
CoaChes). S2j. 500 % Dining Carr. 30 IAIl lltedl
955 1055 Dtaing Carr a 12.rb dining carr i-''
Dining Carr, ? p Dining Car) 35j 40 dining tfrl
4.55 Dining Carr SO Dining Carr. too SO. o"o'
92j p. m. IL. 10 night - -
Ticket 461 1875 1854 III and 26l Broadway
rwentyhird Street Station, and stations foot or es
brosses Cortiandt Streets: Court Street stu uon
Street Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station
Frooklyn Station Jersey The New York transfer
Company will call for and check baggage from notes
and residences through 70 estnatOn NJ,
Telephone 9i4 Eighteenth Street. for pennsylvania RAIL
road Cab Service. ,.o-,
J. b. HUTCHINSON j. X WCIb..
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
RAIIIMnRe g. Ohio RkIIRnAD
LaCkawanna Railroad.

Leave New York. Barclay and Christopher Sts.
A M.-For BIughant1n and Syracuse
sIO:OD \ MI Buffalo, Chicago and 81 Lous.
T. M-FOr Buffalo and Chicago
r2-1 p M-PocCro Mountain Special
p M and Plymouth
= M-FOr Chicago.
p N-For Utica, OsweEO. Ithaca and Buffalo.
900 A. M-For Buffalo and ChcagO-ThroUSh Sleep
ers open p NJ -. -.
Tickets at Broadway Cor. Howard St; f1S3 Broad
yyav Cor 2sth St; Broadway. y Y S3S Fulton Ct.
IsrCokvn sDaily fDay. except sunday. XFridays and
Saturdays.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

Rio $3.50 exchange Il ~ a2d: RECEIPTS 5S0So @ nag nag
I-wn daysl. cleared the United states 2Vo o3ss
cleared for Europe $500 bags: stock 64S"s oass
Santos.
"a 900 bars 1two days5; stock s99 600 bags Hamburg
Coffee market opened unchanged; at go m was net
,Tncbanred. sales bags. Havre-CoI mark!
epened steady 3.dlz lower: at II m adDaIcel ]
T. franc: at 3 D m steady: June and July uAchHsei.
cher months advanced !. franc: $50 m uchansed'
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
SAN FR4NCTSCO STOCKS.
San Francisco, June 26-The official closing quo
,st.ons for rnirirc stncl.e today follows:
NAVAL STORES.

Ths mare. for srrIts turnentiue was and barely
.ssey Rosin steady with a fair demand. Tar was
a Sao 5nchsrged and quite active We quote .es
exc f H-> LINZ E1-oh 1h1 ~
gosIN Common to good strained 81 55as1 BIZ; D
~: T. 81 60 r 81 20; G. 81 75: II. 81 30; J. y o.
d e 90: Il. So iO \. So 20: " c. 81: W W. 81 Is
STOCK OK HAND
ssasin ..-......... ... .27 426 bbls
sssi-ts turDeTtlre -..-.- , S63 bbls
----- 49,
20 June 2d-TEpentine at ~ &c; receipts
g.s o:s sales fle exports 20 Rosin firm; receipts
80 sales 1Ss exports 2 s32; quoted: A. - -
a. = 81 =; Fs1 IS; G. 81 so: II. 81 30; l. 81 o. X
=. - so: W G. So AZ W W. So 60.
WJl,,see.h june 2Turpentne as1 rosin UNCHANGED,
.snei,. June 25Sprfts turpentne steady at SOC
=, hS ls casks ROsin steady 81 1o4sl rs receipts
rtsssr. tToe turpentine firm 81 90 and s. W;
''sDis lsl bbis Tar firm at 81 90; receipts 80 bbls
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
Catskill Mountains.
To points the
CATsEILL MOUNTAIN. OTIS and CATS>ILL &
TANNERsYILLE RAILWAYS,

making connections with the y Y Central trains
and $50 y. NJ, also the
DETROIT SPECIAL i p. NJ daily, with Paror and
Shore trains leaving foot w
42d St at 1875 NJ Also direct connect
wi HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE and the CA4S-
KILL. EVENING LINE steamers.
Purchase tickets Via CATSkILL.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Tun,1o June a6-FIour steady Wheat-SPring weak
N9rtbsrr carloads TSc; winter dull and weak: No
red S8I.c Corn strong; No yellow, 6Sc; No . 90 DO,
,rbte 5fr: No do. Sole. No mixed. 52c; No
40 5fISc T{ye-No in store. 3i2c, nominal canal
freights steady.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-05-08
Railroad Excursions.

Homeseekers' excursion tickets on
sale to California and northwest points
first and third Tuesdays of each month.
Homeseekers' excursion tickets on sale
first and third Tuesdays of each month
during March April and May. Rate
one fare plus 50, limit p days.
National Educational Associat ion
Minneapolis, Mimi. July I'll, 1902
Tickets on sale July 5, 6 and Z. Limi
July H. Rate $l2.
Imperial Council Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine, San Francisco, CAL, June 1914
Tickets on sale May 81 to June s. Limit
80 days. Rate $5l As.
One way second class settlers tickets
to Salt Lake, Ogden and extreme north
west points on sale daily during Marcel
and April, limit 10 days.
Cheap che way Colonists' excursion
rates to California common points
Second class tickets on sale to Sar
francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego Horn
brook and to all California commo,
points. Dates daily during MAJ and
April. Limit, continuous passa.
G. M. kErcHAM, Agent
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-05-08
Some Things About the State Fair.

The department of agriculture paid
over $4,000 in premiums last year to
over 500 exhibitors. The live stock ex-
hibit is second to none. AT the 1901 ex-
hibit over $50 cattle were shown, and
everything indicates that there will be
larger exhibit this year than last. To
take care of this great cattle show four
new barns are now being built. The
legislature has passed bill appropriate
ing S37 900 to build stock pavilion of
steel and brick, being fire proof. This
will be beautiful structure 225x175,
feet, making a show ring on the inside
17Ox120 feet with seating capacity of
1000. In this building the judging of
the great cattle and horse show will take
place. There will be no extra admission
fee to this pavilion. People can have a
good, comfortable place to rest and at
the same time witness the judging and
placing of ribbons. The people of Iowa
are asked not to crilicise but to cooper
ate With and make the 1902 fair the best
in the history of the sill ale.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-05-08
Travelling is Dangerous

Constant motion jars the kidneys
which are kept in place in the body by
delicate attachments. This is the rea-
men, teamsters and all ~ho drive very
much suffer from kidney disease in some
form Foley's Kidney Cure strengthens
tie kidneys and cures All forms Of Kid
new and bladder disease. Geo. ii. Hau
san, locomotive engineer, Lima, o /,
writes, Constant vibration of the
engine caused me Il great deal of trouble
with my kidneys. and l got no relief
until used Foley's kidney Cure" w.
A. Alexander.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-05-08
THE NEW ROAD LAW.
The Provisions of the Road Law
Enacted by the TWenty-Ninth
General Assembly.

The most important provisions of the
new road law are as follows:
Section 1882. The board of township
trustees of each civil township in this
state at its regular meeting in April,
1908, shall consolidate said township
into one road district, and all road funds
belonging to the road districts of said
township shall at once become a general
township road fund, out of which ali
claims for work done or material fur
nished for road purposes prior to the
change, and unsettled, shall be paid.
Section 1888. Where the one road
district plan is adopted, the board of
township trustees shall order and direct
the expenditure of the road funds and
labor belonging to the township, may
let, by contract, to the lowest respon-
sible, competent bidder, any part or all
of the work on the roads for the cur
rent year, or may appoint township
superintendent of roads to oversee, sub
ject to the direction of the board, all or
any part of the work, but it shall not
incur an Indebtedness for such purposes
unless the same has been or shall at the
time be provided for by an authorized
levy; and shall order the township road
tax for the succeeding year paid in mon
ey and collected by the county treasurer
as other taxes. 1t shall cause both the
property and poll road tax to be equit-
ably and judiciously expended for road
purposes in the entire road district;
shall cause at least rs per cent of the
township road tax to be thus expended
by the 18th day of July in each year;
shall cause the noxious weeds growing
in the roads to be cut twice year,
when necessary, and at such times as TO
prevent their seeding, and it may allow
any land owner reasonable compensa.
ton for the destruction thereof, when
growing in the roads abutting upon his
land. If a superintendent of roads be
employed, it shall not exceed one year,
and compensation, which shall not ex.
coed So day; and no contract shall be
made without reserying the right Of the
board to dispense with his services at
its pleasure.
1t is provided that the property road
tax for the year 1903 shall be levied a:
T heretofore, that it shall be collected by
the superintendent of roads appointed
by the trustees shall determine and di
rect.
f Two days labor if road poll tax ii
worked out is required by the following
section of the code:
Section 1851. The road supervisor
shall give at least three days notice o
, the day or days and place to work the
roads to all persons subject to worl
thereon or who are charged with roae
!, tax within his district, and all persons
SO notified must meet him at such tim,
and place, with such tools, implement
. and teams as be may direct, and 70
8 such two days labor the supervise
/, shall give to him certificate, which
a shall be evidence that he has performed
. such labor on the public roads, and ex
o empt him from performing such labo
# in payment for road poll tax in that o
/. any other road district for the sam
v year.
n The county supervisors are still LETT
= II
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-05-08
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