davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-06

1925 points advance az Paris extent
by the holiday on Thursday The reaction here in the
hnal hour result Of profit taking the of
room operators who had acquired little wheat early in
the day Ths fact that considerable of its
advance another influence Importance near
the close. Quotations OF cash wheat aioat basis.
were as follows No red s2A4c, elevator, ana s614C.
New-York Sac: old No Northern New-York SIC: No
hard Manitoba, ssl4c. No Northern Manitoba, $50:
No 2 Northern Manitoba. S2lac and No hard New
York S444c, all prompt CORN-The developments in
corn proved bush again. because further speculative
demand at Chicago from friendly the market.
and the continued light farm offerings due bad
everywhere through the West advanced until
last half hour. when profit taking modified the upturn
and left closing prices only c higher the previous
night. There much Of a cash business here
only load Of No corn . loads Of Canadian No
corn for export. with 5000 bush y z yellow local
account The cables unchanged Although receipts
81 Chicago considerably exceeded estimates they
duced but little effect on sentiment the movement
not likely become oppressive under conditions
as to roads. For Thursday 10 expected
Chicago No corn closed G9c elevator and b aloat
yellow 6ai3c, all h afoat OATS-In CONTRAST
with buish conditions Of days. spite
strength In there only a Of
seadiness all of which disappeared after
noon. leaving the close rather
was given the Western market, while enough selling IN
room account developed 10 check advancing
that may have asserted themselves. were
1900 bush No oats closed 50l4c; No 3. 49izc; ?
white sc; No white sic track mixed 50651c: track
Market steady. No / Western. 66l2c Western.
SIC both anoat; State 60T61C BARLEY
Market dull Feeding quoted 63665c. mating
6S172c. both T. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-06
nL,RoPEAN pRoprcn MARKET.

Idyerpool March s--CIoslug: Wheat-Spot No . red
Western steady, IS Id No Northern spring gIn
50 Itsd. No / futures quiet. MAY,
As sd TuIv I'd Corn-Spot steady. American mixed
new SIS I'D American mixed. old. - 2igd; dull
MAY. rs 1si. PedS-Cauadian is 81
Flour-St Louis fancy wn'er drm. 50 Hops LondOn-
Pacific Coast Is 5s Beef firm. extra India
mess res Pork firm, prime mess Western. 72s. Hams
Il 1t n, quiet i6s I'D Bacon quiet, Cum
cd. short rib. 10 to
long clear middles light . 10 "a 10 45s: long clear
nniddles heavy. 44s 6d. short
to 20 n. ass. bellies. II 10 Is m AS Shoulders
Square IL u. quiet 34s Cd Butter firm. finest
United 95s, good United Stltes 72s LardAner
renned pals, steady. ass ia prime Western in
terces steady. Cheese firm. American white
Bis American coIored Cd TalIow-Prine city
steady Dos sd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady Rosin-
Common steady. As I'D northumberland steady TisL
IIuseed steady. Bis 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-06
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Nork. March D l9UZ
COFFEE-Under active selling for both accounts,
prompted by weak European market cables and by the
announcement that bull leader dead the coffee
market opened with 10 20 points Yet inn
medstely buying reaction theory and
heavy covering by shorts caused general Improvement
in the market the day prices worked
steadily higher close advancing by leaps and
hounds on bad scare Of shorts gain IN the world
visible supply month 2S500 bags failed
make the least impression the market late i'm
OF n franc in the French market helped the
local steadiness. Primary receipts to-day were little
below the and Brazilian markets showed fair
Brazilian points 10 the United states amounted 70 $1,000
bags IN the local spot department the staple steadd
in sympathy with futures late quotations being based
about invoice let's Of No Rio. Business
limited however Futures closed steady at net advance
IS o 20 points Sales IS $50 bags
The Of prices in the local market to-day
follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-06

Cc,fon Exchange Liverpool cabes--Spot cotton Arm.
sales 10000 bales: speculation and export lVo' Amer.
opened steady. 1-64g2-64d decline Closed hrm net 70
points higher March and March-Aprii 4 i5
ss2zs: October-November 42sizs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FLOUR AND MEAIl-Brokers reported fair demand
for Kansas wheat straights but continued 10
neglect everything in the spring wheat line eSpeGSy
Is IOas3 90 winter patents SO s5qS4 % spring clears
81 95S3 80; No winter. SO l5a 50 20 extra NO
rive RYE FLOUR-Quiet Quoted Fair TO good g %
ass 40; fancy, So 45gS3 10 .CoitNMEAii'
STEADY Quoted Kiln dried, 50 50e$3 CO. as TO brand
- ..BAGMEAL-Steady. Quoted Fine white and yellow
81 55a$I IS; coarse. 81 30QSI 80 E1D--D Qu9t-
ed Spring bran spot, Sl9 so sacks to arrive 1ue ~
So Is backwheat sharps sci cornmea 800 linseed
Oh cake SIS % corn Oil cake ga TO- honihS 'hop'
GRAIN-WHEAT-Tak whole. wheat
LG1c net higher although somewhat under best prices
~ The day Attention bull operators was about evenly
divided between the small movement at both Northwest
and winter wheat points and the early slehgh IN corn
effect at St Louis which
,nsTke was lie higher time, finally easing
o near the Receipts there especially light;
Sd an All primary points only 100000 bush. compared
With same day last year moreover,
Nr1v 213 cars came Northwest markets. against
ony 80 'nst amount A week ago suggesting a smaller
naoveent first hands than had beeh expected as
result OF regular spring tax assessment In fact
,Drinx crop had been oVeresllHd'ed. seSoosIu
sfIsaIsnces also furnished little help 10 the bull side,
VIII resnltins in sales OF all ports This total
ss,9s "a o loads of Manitoba, loads No
Ierhsrn Manitoba and loads spring wheat all at New
49, with loads at outports. ON the question OF
conditions however. local opinion was strongly
sb s moderate temperatures and clear weather pre-
iS a. ali parts wheat belt ana In the
valIs we'll latter contrasting with the rather
~ temperatlres and threatening outlook or TUESDAY:
y.,en markets showed little change at Liverpool but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-06
NAVAL STORES.

For spirits turpenne the market ruled steady
fairly active sales movement at former The
for rosn was steady and unchanged. Tar ruled firm
late prices. We quote
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-44i y a 45c
TAR-Pine. bbls. 81 30: OIL bills 81 50.
KoSiN-comnon to good strained, 81 o5q$1 571s
D. %; T. 81 80; 7. 81 40; e. 81 a. II, 81 l. X,
Sc 80. VI. So; n. 50 90; W G, 81; w ", 81 Is.
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin 81. 25+ bbs
Spirits turpentine. $50 bbs
lar SlS- oos
Wilmington March 5-Spirita turpentine steady 40l2 q
arc; casks Rosin firm 81 15dS 70 receipts
12i bbis Crude turpentine-Nothiug dong; receipts
Tar firm, 81 20. receipts. 40 bbls.
Charleston. March 5Turpentine and rosin unchanged
savannah. March 5-Turpcntne firm. 42c, receipts is
bbls sales 49, exports ftosin quiet receipts ESQ
535; 2S6. Quoted A z. d, 81
f. 81 So. r 81 40 G, 81 45; r. 81 so 81 rs; X So rs
NJ, 81 So y. 80 90 w q. - 40 w W. - 20.
London March -Turpentins-Spirits. 3Os sad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Memphis March Cotton firm. mddng 7-1sc; low
uiddlnE Toe, good ordinary 15-l6c, receipts.
AIS bales gross 343T: shipments. 1850; sales $500;
stock, 81 223
Savannah 5Cotton steady. middling. Siac: low
mddng Sic good ordinary l1-l6c receipts. 326
bales; 1526. coastwise sos sales 1880:
stock. 49T,731.
New-oreans. March Cotton active and firm; mid
ding Size middlng 3-16c, good ordinary, 10 Ice,
receipts s759 10 the Continent l5O sales. 1000
stock. 3O7, 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-06
Railroads
DENNSYLVANIA


3
STATIONS foot to. q West Twsaty'sd Street. and D''
sEThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt streets is ave minutes later than
that given below for Tventy-thtrd Street
station. except where otherwise noted.
100 A. NJ. FAST MAIL--Linlited Buffet Parties
Ss Ne" YORK 20 Pitts6urs Sleeping Car Pistsburz To
$50 $50 p EAs Yi and SIsysIasd CON-
For c6ieaso ce1sanS. TSs6o a ciaeESsT nd
ianaBolls; Louisville ST, Louis :
Toledo ToSisr AS ST. LOUIS I,S5I5ss chr
5.55 p. VI. ST LOUIS EXPREss-For Pittsburs. Ind
OBS WEsTERN E Elff sinHs Chicago FOr
@ r. NJ Pci iGgraSy Psins E Gar Ptsbr and Chi
R61f. or knoxytlle daily. via shenandoah valley
So y. VI. CI-Ev BLAND AND CINciNN4TT EXPRESS
TX ,WAsHiNGToSSSi A1 AND oHa r IiPSn SOUTH.
Iandt Stre1 'nns Sarl 1910 tDes5E9sses sna esr,
iand h s 80 P55 6 seo5sss ana Cart Fs
19r and Dining Ces] Is Dining Carr, as (DinlnE
fS X, s2S 525 5IniHs c S5 fo55 n MIN
Carr ana as D54i1s Garsl rs Dinins Carr, p eDlnns
SOUTHERN RAIIW4Y.2:sTThRs So soutneTn's palm
y 20 Ise-daSs E2PTsss sa5 as p m 1910
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE.-~F1orida Special 40 =. N
S9gsor9sSes and Cortlandt Streets 22O M week.
sEABoI3ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY HH.'FioTids Met
T r2 Limited" 1885 D m daily Express. i2io
N9 oBd &lE AND WESTERN RAILwAT-FOr Memphis
Ot55ss ys rAKE OHIO RAILwAY.-7.55 a. week
week days and D. m daily
AtsL -iTIC CITY.-955 a. m and D. week-days-
p,'aSS 100 A. m Through Eestibued Trains Buner
sr5Gr Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
Coaches
StFE MAf-1255 .. m
on New York Railroad (fronx
cSst IWenty-third Street Station). a f24O.
- SO and ll-25 D m Sundays. 3.25 a ass
y m IRON Desbrosses Csrtandt StFeetsl. 400
a m. y so. $40. $40. IL So .. Sundays. 945
8 - - FOR PHILADELPHIA.
SIS q 3iat cd9 . q Pesaa e fin,t.7 70 *
,SoISses and Cortlandt Streets. 1920 Dining Carr.
lLllnlng Carr. l1-55 a * Dining
and Cortlandt Streets. So. SIS DIN
ar 800 4 p. as Dining ass Dining Carl.
20 tDnng Can 755. .. D. Il 10 night
SO $50 SIS. SIS. 925 Dining
~ 300 Irntted) Q 81 10 81 Dining Carr IL
LINING carr 155 Dining Can 3 q Dining Carl 355s
'Ilniug ass Dining Dining Carl.
30 $50. q - p. m
1icset OFFICES Nos. 46i. 1854
nth Avenue below 22d ST.. House West
IWenty-thira Street Station. % Des
presses and ortlandt $50 Fulton
S,reet ~ Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station.
brooklyn; Station. Jersey The Transfer
company will call for and check baggage from hotels
ana residences through
Teicphone 914
road cab Sa-vfra
J. r. HUTCTTTNSOy = WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-06

Spot cotton closed quiet, with quotations nc higher
middlng upland csc middling
Cuff. sales, 1850 bales Southern spot markets were
I-lGc higher SIC: Mobile firm 3-6c higher at
sue Savannah steady Lice higher Sac Charleston
firm 10 higher sac; Wilmington firm &c higher, at
sac Norfolk steady unchanged at sac; Baltimore
fnsl unchanged &C. Galveston higher. n
so Augusta steady lice higher SAC: st Louis
firm C higher Size. Estimated al
Orleans for morrow 5000 1000 bales. compared
witt last week and 8 O5a year,
a. Houston for tomorrow, 500 200 bales against
z912 actual week and 55s actual year.
Receipts ports and interior points to-day
rared with day last week and wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-06
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool March :. p. m.-Cotton-Spot good bust
ness done. prices firm, American mlddhng AID The
of 1900 bales, OF which LOCO We're
for speculation export included 10000 American.
bales. including 2HuO American Futures
opened easier and closed hrn; American mtddling,
47-64i value. March and April. 1854
IA 47-64d value. April and May 4G6lat 4I-6+d BUYERS;
NAV June 4T-6id buyers. June and July. 4I-6i1
buVers July August, I 4T-6Id buyers August and
September. ~ Gid buyers September and october.
3o-64T4 sellers October and November, 2s648
A 90 "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-06
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIA
ys4 IS 1900 900. 1000 'lL5O A N 10. IL 50.
IS 00z $40 T400 s'4t0 1880, 800 rs 90 200 fI8O
5000 ga q ?. NJ. 'l2.15 mdt-
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
rs 5000 *11-SO A NJ. 'l0O tL3Oz. s34O IS 90
800 p. NJ. "1215 mdt
OfiCes Liberty ST Ferry. south Ferry. IIS 2sf 40
1900 Bway 1S2 5th ave, 9th Ave . Union S1
15S East l2jth St 27S West St 245 CoIun-
New York. Court SA4 Fulton s.
Brooklyn; 9s Broadway. williamsburg New Trans
fer Co calls for and checks baggage 70 destination.
'From Liberty y. only 'Daily- tDaiy. except sun
SSundava onLv EFarLlr car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-06
THINK DEAL WILL GO THROUGH.

urWo--HIRDs OF BROOKLYN BANK STOCK DE-
POSTED FOR TRANSFER.
President Hutchinson of the Brooklyn Bank, who.
acting for the Seventh National Bank Of Manhat-
fsn recently offered the stockholders OF the former
,,stft5fon SCI 80 share 135 per cent, for their
stock now holds more than two-thrds Of the total
issue Of the bank and IL is therefore practically
tain that the deal viii be contaminated. The time
enecifed for the deposit of the stock expired yes
terdav and steps viii be taken Immediately 10
effect the consolidation. The present building of
the Brooklyn Bank. at Clinton and Fulton SITS. 1t
IS understood viii be vacated, and the old Off
GERS a nc employees will be retained. The capital and
surplus win probably be augmented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-06
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
eos A. NJ and 335 p NJ Daily. Sundays. 20 Pitts;
held and North Adams. Sundays only ~ eco A. ~.
Pullman Cars through trains
Trains illuminated with Pntsch Light
Ticket offices 113 PSI ais and 1915 Broadway IS
Union So w. 27S Columbus 133 West S.,
l25th St and t3Sth St Stations New York; 33S T28
Telephone 900 3Sth Street, Cor New Central
Service. Baggage checked hotel residence BY
westcott Exuress Company.
A II SMITH. GEORGE II. DANIELS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-06

COTTON-There abatement In the demand for
cotton, either spot future delivery, to-day, and
prices fresh record level for the
thus far II been months since speculation
has approached the volume Of business this not
whsanding the fact that service with the South is
unprecedentedy bad thus shutting out very large bust
which otherwise would have reached the local ring
The session ended with bull sentiment at fever point ana
the curb prices practically the early top notch
The market opened with prices 4qG points higher
buying all and both
This the direct of bullish
instead bearsh cables from Liverpool though
small receipts and that spot South
again decidedly higher helped strengthen bull
here Yet commission houses had large selling
for profits the better prices and the bears
desperate attempt to bring about reaction For time
favored sharp setback and prices did work
considerably down from the Nevertheless Liver
pool continued to advance and foreign buying orders
conspicuous The NeW-Orleans market advanced Ia
truly sensational form, and this too greatly
tired shorts. BY midday prices
higher. for the Of the day tendency was
strongly upward despite very heavy selling
profits Wall free buyer the advance. as
Northern spnners and Southern interests Wire
with the South still this
much 10 keep d large Of business from
The market closed firm IOdl8
points higher. Ofcial reports gave spot markets
1868 Ice higher and the local market
Total transactions were estimated at $4,000 bales.
Of prices in the local
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-06
ERNEST T. SETON TO STOP LECTURING
WILL. BECOME 4 NEWSPAPER MAN IN PHIIA-
DEI4PHIA.

Chicago. March 5.-Ernest Thompson Seton will
eay farewell 10 the lecture platform Saturday,
after an address 10 children and a similar talk
older peopIe in the evening Nj Seton has accepted
2 place On a newspaper in Philadelphia, and Will
give ID leCtUTing-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-06

COffee market steadyi NO
$3.50 exchange II sled receipts 600 bags cleared
United States 5000 bags: cleared for Europe 1000
bags: stock bags Santos-COfee market steady.
good 5000 receipts 1900 bags stock
l17200O HamburECoffee market opened aga pig
lower; at 2:s0 was at 1aal pig lower; sales 1900
bags. Havre-CoTee market opened irregular, 14GlAl
francs lower. II m unchanged: at $50 advanced
y franc; at unchanged TO 4 franc lower, total
haps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo March Flour steady wheat--sPring dull;
re- Northern slc carloads. winter opened easy. but
tIosed stronger, 10 red s7zc Corn dull; No yellow
tfered 65.c. No 2 corn. 64&c; No 3 40 SAVE. Oats
Eo 2 90 46Ac Rye quiet. No l. 65c.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-08
Where Iowa Stands.

Pittsburg Gazette: Iowa stands
peculiarly representative OF the great
middle west. the region in which
agriculture dominates, closely fol-
lowed by manufacturing industry.
1t has no direct interest in the min
ing west or the importing east, but
occupies a plane between and above
tie two capable of sympathy with
either, but not preJudiced by the
selfish views of n or the other. For
this reason it is most gratifying to
find Iowa standing so firmly for time
honored republican principles: so
warmly commencing President Roose-
welt and Attorney Knox for the
things accomplished, as well as en-
pressing utmost confidence in their
purpose and ability to do more.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-08
DR. JAMES W1LLIAM KIDD.

covered the elixir Of life. That he is able with
the aid of q mysterious compound known only to
himself, produced as q result Of the years he has
spent In searching for this precious ~life-givlng
boon, to cure any and every disease that is known
DOCTORS earnestness In making his claim and the
remarkable cures that he is daily effecting seems
to bear him out very strongly. His theory which
he advances is one Of reason and based on sound
experience in a medical practice of many years.
1t costs nothing to try his remarkable Elixir of
Life," as he calls 1t, for he sends 1t free. to any.
one who is a sufferer, In sufficient quantities to
convince of its ability to cure, so there is abse
luteiy no risk to run Some OF the cures cited
are very remarkable, and but for reliable wit
nesses would hardly be credited. The lame have
thrown ava crutches and walked about after two
or three trials Of the remedy. The sick, given up
by home doctors, have b en- restored to their
families and friends in perfect health. Rheuma-
tism, neur stomach, heart, liver. kidneys.
blood an. ~ diseases and bladder troubles dis
appear as by magic, Headaches. backaches,
nervousness, feyers, con lmptlon, coughs. colds.
asthma, catarrh, bronchitis. and I'LL other afrr-
lions of the throat, lungs or any vital orgtns are
easily overcome in a space of time that Is sim :
marvellous.
Partial paralysis. locomotor ataxla. drOps,,
govt. scrofula and piles are quickly and perm.
nently removed. II purifies the ent re SYSTEM.
blood and tissues. restores normal nerve Dowe!.
circulation and d state Ut perfect health Is pi"-
duced at once. To the doctor all systems at
alike and equally affected BY tins great .filx'r, :
Life" Send for the remedy today. 1t is ire" ~
every sufferer. st te what you want TO De c '
Of and the sure remedy Tor 1t Will! be sell, -"
free by return mail.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-08

STArE OF SOUTH DAKOTA, COUNTY OF,
~ Dawson. In County Court.
In the matter OF the estate of Marie L. Winsor.
deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends Greetings to
Curtis h. Wlnsor, rank II, WinSor and Edward
+. WlnSor. heirs at law and next to kin of Marie
L. Winsor. deceased, and to all to whom these
dresents may come.
has filed with the Judge of this Court, a petition,
praying for Letters of AdministIa alton or the es-
tate OF Marie L. WinsOr, deceased, andthat Tues
dav, the second d y of September, 1902. at ten
O'Clock a; m. OF said day, being a day OF a regular
term of this court, to wit:-Of the September
term, 1902. at the office of the Judge Of said
County Court at the Court House in the city Of
Mitchell. In said DaIison County, has been set
for hearing said petition. when and where any
person Interested NAY appear and show cause
why the said petition should not be granted.
Dated at Mitchell, S. D.. this End day of August
A.. D. 1902.
Attest: W. ABBEY.
NJ. L.. SOBB, Judge Oflthe County Court.
Clerk.
By DORA 2. BoBB. Deputy.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-08
MUST HAVE CORN PALACE
The soliciting Committee Doesn't
Give up Idea of Corn Palace
for Mitchell This Fall.

Owing to the fact that the weather
has not been conducive to soliciting
further the funds for the corn palace
this fall but little work has been done
in the past week, and no particular
progress could be reported at this
time. In conversation with one Of
he stated that it was not the inten-
ton by any means to give up the
corn palace project this fall. He said
the business men in general were
placing good sums opposite their
names for the propagation Of the
corn palace idea and with encourage
ment of that character there was not
the least likelihood of Its being
abandoned.
Every thing is in harmony with the
corn palace idea this year. The most
excellent crop that has been raised
is n of the great Inducements and
the further fact that there is a very
little going on in any part of the
state toward the close of September
is another good reason why it should
be held. OF all the various events
that have been held III in the state
in the past ten Or twelve years for
the purpose Of advertising South Da-
kOta'S resources we venture the asSer-
ton that not one of them has
reachid the magnitude Of the
three corn palaces that have been
held in Mitchell. The palace was
open at the period of the year when
the eastern people were in the state
in great numbers and there were very
few WHO missed the opportunity to
come to Mitchell and to see the pro-
ducts that are raised in the good soil
Of the state.
The corn place building as 1T stands
today is a great object OF curiosity to
the many peolpe who are coming
here from the east at the present
time and about one OF the first places
they visit in Mitchell is that build
ing. There does not seem to be any
reason for supposing that the corr
palace idea is a back number, for it
was demonstrated two years age by
The vast crowds that visited the at
traction that it was still much alive.
OF course the palace will be run on
a broader scale this year and it is
expected to add several features in
the way Of attractions that have been
Omitted in former years.
There is plenty of time vet for the
corn palace to be put in condition for
the opening in the latter part of Sep
TENDER. The grains and grasses are
in about the right condition fol
gathering for the matter Of display.
Taking into consideration these
things there is very little time tc
lose before getting down to active
work.
1t is hoped that the soliciting com.
mittee will be met in the spirit OF
liberality when the members call or
the remaining business men Of the
city, for they should understand that
the corn palace will be of great bene.
hit to every interest in town. The
matter should be carried forward tC
a successful conclusion and witt,
everybody behind a proposition that
means much for Mitchell in the flu.
ture thele cannot be the slightest
question as to the outcome of the
enterprise. Let's have the corr
palace by all means.
Ordinary household accidents have
no terror when there's a bottle of DR.
Thomas Electric Oil in the medicin,
chest. Heals burns, cuts. bruises
I ~ ~ S,n