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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-15
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. July 14-After occasional
resistance to the decline, prices of stocks
sold off sharply late this afternoon to
practically the low level of the year, and
the market closed active and weak with
the declining tendency apparently IN full
force. The sharp recovery in the latter
part Of yesterday and a further advance
in London this morning aroused some
hopes that the fall in price was ended
temporarily at least. But the slight open
ing advances here attracted heavy selling
and while there we're occasional checks
to the decline there was no further at
tempt of consequence made to put up
prices Tie selling was entirely based on
general considerations and was chiefly III
teresting for its sources, which, however
remained much of mystery
But the volume and the method of the
liquidation put it beyond question that IT
is urgent and that it is for account OF
powerful financial interests great M
preston was made upon sentiment by the
large liquidation in Consolidated Gas,
which carried it down 5% points.
| St Pauls four point break in the late
dealings to new low level at 1401a sur
plemented the influence of the break In
Consolidated Gas. The public utilities OF
| Greater New York suffered IN sympathy
with Consolidated Gas and Peoples Gas
The drop in the United States Steel stocks
late in the day to new low records was
coupled with reports that cuts made IN
prices of iron had not resulted in bringing
| in buying orders. High priced investment
stocks continued to be sold at wide price
concessions. The condition of the money
market was the only development of the
day to account for the acute weakness o.
stocks 1t was generally accepted that
the great railroad companies are active
bidders for money for fixed periods at ST.
per cent, rather than attempt any issues
of new capital at this period. The ad
vance in the money rate had the effec
of weakening sterling exchange and In
ducing the selling of loan bills by bank
ers. and the sharp rise in the premium
on New York Exchange at Chicago indi
Gated the pressure to remit to this center
The weather Bureaus weekly crop repor
.l had an unfavorable effect as it concerne,
wheat, but the good promise of corn am
lcotton would have been sufficient to offse
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Barbee & Co.'s
Cotton Letter.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
New York. July 14.-At last we have
had a favorable weather report on Tues
day After waiting for several months
and hearing hardly one favorable crop
account, the document today proved ex-
tremely satisfactory. That Is, the report
stated that there had been general inn
provemcnt in cotton throughout the cot
ton belt and the plant had made vigorous
and healthy growth. Nothlng more IA
yorable than this could be said at any
time, and operators accepted the show
ing as indicative of very different crop
outlook from that existing last year Last
years crop was doomed at the early part
of July. This year most sections have
enough moisture to carry the plant
through several weeks in safety and with
showers later on in the month the next
report should compare very favorably
with last year The market did not de-
cline as much as might have been ex-
pected on so good showing but a de-
cline of several points resulted So large
a crop is needed and so much. might
happen between now and the first of Sep
TEMPER that operators are not inclined to
sell freely. and for ,his reason the mar
kGU TGCeQCQ very SloNiy. vi q 2OOu DIcdh
under nine and half cents this week. we
would not be afraid to pick UP a little
cotton, even though December and jan
uary should work back to nine and 4
quarter cents. The first appearance OF I'M
favorable weather news or developments
Of any kind will rally the market sharply,
and for this reason we regard purchases
on a break rs the safer policy to be pur-
sued 1t must not be forgotten that a
slight break now will carry these months
to point where the decline is a full
cent pound from the top level. Under
conditions existing this year, this decline
is very satisfactory one from The stand
point of The buyer.
Port receipts for today were estima-
ted at 100 bales, against 2.2e4 bales last
week, and 1882 bales last year
BARBEE & co.
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ash quotations were roIiowS
Flour stea y: winter snfents S3 80; straight
IS 1903 70; bakers $50 0t30
220034O; clears o. slQco.6n. 10 spring speciait
20; sprng nate to stf00t So a. st aigh
7sS7g apflns 's9's so "a ' NJ sS red
bats S70Ss: No2, No. 3, white S9X@4ih;
Rye. No. 2. 4aa No ..... White 40.
,sa5l No. fax s.s7So ! northwestern o.;
Prime timothy seed 34l Me,s POI per bnt
'4OO0l2h: per Lard 100 ms Ii296. 10;
'hor. .. I'e. ,d.. side, xs loo shot clear
sides. box d 8.z@aS; VIII ney ba is hish
,rade wine l.3U; Glover, .,nsraH craze. l.a0D Y
NEW YORK
winter natents aa014.3 Minnesota paten 40
a47O, Mi m boxer 400 465.
Rye nOar ste ID ir o good 3-OOD33o; choice
20 fancy 3.2561i.50.
Buckwhea flour dull $1,000 Is
Corn mea steady yellow we.'e'n III. lo
Rye steady, NJ, ~e.tefn 81; Sta
BARLEY .ulI feed nv Y mattin 81.
Rsrley MAJ e.dy western 6HG66
Whea. s'ead Z: No red, 50; Closl- q
,ep. ember st4. Decembr Sly.
Corn spot stead; 40. 20 losing Ju On
oats Spot weaker No 2. Az; May
.ss easy; iaml.s clio ol0l05O mess g 90 9
81. teef oars e20 501s2 CO. acs sld 500 90
. mt meats firm. picked bellies 9z@l1
picked sho ,iuurs 7O7H; pickl ha"s lDi3
Lard qui t. western steamed 100 refund
WI
cor. easy; family IL '0ls.'O mora clear is rs
61la.OG m el7o00l7tU
Tsow dull; city per psci age 4Ag'; country
s1G7 .of,n.
arrentine ste sdy 5l05l4 .a-
Rice; firm. Domestic. TAR tce1tfA SAUL
xoIasse firm: New Orleans. open kettle.
rood 70 che %. 3lQ140.
Cofee-srot Rio quit, No Invoice D DID
mildquiet: cordovs 70h .o
sugsr raw firm: tair refining 3 mol
ass es 2s reHued firm;
srtter steady;extra creamery 2Uh; state osf'
rs 02l
red 10: why. ia ! made, lo5s.
eggs ir /; Ssete and FaunsvlVaniA 1'41lo !
Southern, West IN extras ZOO
Potstoes quiet Stale and western I pl
ms lS7fl21z south Jersey sweess Sl-dl ~;
Long Island 2Oo02 SIS; new Southern " OG
Pc peanuts ii m fancy hand picked 4AGtA:
:abbasss ste dy; L. l. Is9tsasfi BALTIC s59i %
i-s.-"ts q ~ 20 =
Cotton seed oil was du aud ny steady
Prln or de I. o. Q. mills SlDoz prime Is
s. prime white .51a1H. Or M winter velo
Sc; prime meal e27 00127.5o nom
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS
v~o,x lily ii flour duI
inter tents z Aan4 Spring patents 4.i5G1L7O
wheat we k; 7,1l@A SCOT Southern wheat bv
s ssn " ak spo, 55g@x; Juy 56A0h;
southern white corn $1,000
1bsts dull: No.. 2 whit. 40
ave Iii: NJ. 55z: No. western
lit steady and lower; faucy imitation Io0l9
sney c.san ey2%
Cheese steady l1HO1lH;large small RhQl3%
gar flrm; nne and coarse graduated D 10 =
Il 506n.
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]. D. Boushall, Manager, Raleigh, N. c

this influence in the stock market. All
news of a favorable character was ig-
nored, although Baltimore and Ohio show
ed some early resistance to decline on It's
favorable showing of net earnings for the
year The total st. Louis and Western
stocks were marked on rumors of traffic
agreement with the st. Louis and San
Francisco and Pittsburg and G. G. G. and
ST. Louis made a five point recovery from
its recent break Pennsylvania again
broke through the subscription price of
100. and closed at 119A. New York Cen
tral was weak, but did not get back to
Yesterdays low level
Bonds were weak in sympathy with
stocks. Total sales (par value) $2,295,00
United States bonds were all unchanged
on the last call.
Total sales of stocks were 100000 shares,
including Atchison 81 300; Baltimore and
Ohio % $50; Canadian Pacific 1850; Chess
apcake and Ohio 1.400; Erie 1885; LOUIS
vile and Nashville 3,100; Missouri Pacific
%. 235; New York Central "a, 125; Norfolk
and Western 400: Pennsylvania 72,545;
Reading 5S.100; Rock Island Company
10, 100; St Paul so, 1875; Southern Pacific
lilo; Southern Railway 5000; Union
Pacific "a, $780, Amalgamated Copper 35,4S5;
American Sugar Refining $500; Brooklyn
Rapid Transit 1875; Consolidated Gas
rs 10; Peoples Gas $500; Tennessee Coal
aud Iron $50; United States steel AZ, 900;
United States Steel, preferred, 1920.
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NAVAL STOKES

W,LMrreroe. N. C. July Ia Turpentin'
stesdy. AN: receipts IS casks.
RosIn nothing: 81 90: receinis 80. -
Crude firm ats1. 5G3.LO03 IS: receipt
IS barrels -.
CHAsLKsror. &. e. July ~ Spirits ur
pentine steady AN: receipts sales
ROsin steady receipts 1.ss3 sales 2''o' ca
QnOts A. B. C. so: D. . SIS: z, sI.6C' I
1'ns. g. 10! IA. 2 20. l.. 2:oo; S'oo u
S.'o' Mos: VIC. sos; WV. %.
.EAvAsNAK, Ga. July IL Turpentins: 2:
eDr mt. a; receipts $50 SAFES 30
EOsin finn; receipts. 3,ii0 sales So
Quote A.B; .. SIS: D. 1 CO. G. y6s; II. 0
S.sif5; H. t22S; pas; Is. $2.Su
M' s%'sO' N.s2 9s; Wa ss.OO. WV s3.2S.
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CerTcn futures cl SEQ weak.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, July 14-Spot cotton
nominal. Quotations unchanged.
Futures were decidedly lower at the
opening. July and August were each 10
points down September IA and the other
menths to points each.
For time the local market was dull.
but the bulls finally came to the front.
and by spirited bidding drove prices up
to within from to II points of the
closigg of yesterday After the reading of
the bureau report, however, prices re-
coded to the lowest level of the day. the
board at the close showing net losses oil
Sc points on July. August 80, September
Al. october 26, November and December
q each and January %.
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Uptown Ticket Office
Marlborough House Building.
C. H. Gattis, c. T. and P. A.
Phones III. Raleigh, n q
H. S. LEARD, 7. P. A,
Raleigh. N. G.
IMPROVED SERVICE VIA S. A. L. R'Y
TO WILMINGTON AND WRIGHTS-

IMPROVED SEhVlCG VIA p "a -. -
TO WILMINGTON AND WRIGHTS-
WILLIE, N. c.
Commencing Thursday, July 22nd, the
seaboard Air Line Railway will establish
tri-weekly sleeping car service on trains
Nos. IA and Is between Hamlet and VIII
mington, N. c.. on the following schedule;
Leave Hamlet 10:45 p. IA. tuesday
Thursday and Saturday.
Arrive Wilmington 700 a. m. Wednes-
day, Friday and Sunday.
Leave wilmington 900 p. m. Monday
Wednesday and Friday.
Arrive Hamlet 500 a. m. TUESDAY,
Thursday and Saturday.
Particular attention Is invited TO the
fact that the above sleeping car line
makes close connections with through
trains from Raleigh. Leave Raleigh 1888
p. M, arrive wilmington 40 a. m. Re-
turning leave wilmington $3.50 p. m. ar
rive Raleigh HIS a. m.
Round trip summer excursion rate to
Raleigh to wrightsvile $3.50. Week end
rate to Wilmingto $3.50.
G. II. GATTIS. G. r. G T. A.
H. s. Lizard, T. r A..
Raleigh, g. IE
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NEW YORK MONEY.

caIi steady2h@2N closing 2K0 time money
firm. 20 days 4. 90 days G14H06. six mos
s. Prime mercantile paper 51i16. st5erl-
banker iills at $4,000 for dem ano
4s4.S5 for go day bills Posted rates
48sI04e6 and 4.e8k Commercial bills az IA
Bar silver ssh. Mexican AN;
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.oEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY


gkort Line to principal cities Of the
South and Southwest, Florida Cuba
Texas, California and Mexico, also North
and Northwest, Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia. New York, Boston, Cincin-
natl, Chicago, Indianapolis st. Louis
Memphis and Kansas City.
Trains leave Raleigh 90 followBs
No. "a. NoRTHBOUND.
1:25 a. m. -"SEABOARD EXPRESS"
Norfolk, Portsmouth, Richmond, Waahing-
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
Boston and all points North EOgtheast and
Northwest.
No. IS. p TRssN
11:1g A. NJ. 'sKABOARD LOCAL NAIL"
For ALL POINTS from Raleigh to Ports
mouth, Norlina to Richmond; connects 40
Henderson for Oxford and Weldon with =
O. L. at Portsmouth, Norfolk with AIiA
STEAMERS for points North and Northeast.
No. 90.
11:EO A. N. "sEABoARD NAIL" FOR
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore Phila-
deIphia, New York and Boston. Connects
at Richmond with O. & O. for Cincinnati,
Chicago and St. Louis; at Washington with
Pennsylvania and B. 4 o. for all polntA
No. 81. soUTHBoUND.
400 q. m.-"SEABOARD EXPRESS"
For Charlotte, Atlanta. Columbia, Charles
ton, SaYannah, Jacksonville, st. Augustine,
Tampa and oil poiRta South and Southwest.
No. Al.
400 D. m.-SEABoARD LOCAL MAIL
For Charlotte, Atlanta and all local points.
Connects at Atlanta Tor all points soUtA
and Southwest.
No. 27s
1880 D. m.-SEABOARD MAIL" for
Southern Pines, Pinehurst, Atlanta, Colum-
bia Charleston, Savannah Jacksonville,
Tampa and all points South ana sonth 1v.e..
Tickets on sale to all poin1a. Pullman
berthg reserved Tickets delivered and bag.
gage checked from Hotel and Residence
,-sLto,,& av4ra nhaFOa at
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Charleston. s. c.. Southern Agents.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Having qualified as administrator OF the
estate of Miss Jennie II. Miller deceased,
late of Wake county, this is to notify all
persons having claims against said estate
to present the same to the undersigned
on Or before the 25th day of May, 1904.
or this notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery and all persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate pays
ment.
HENRY MILLER,
s-oe 1rre. Administrator.
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9. A. L. STOCKS AND BONDS.

BALTIMORE. July II -Seab0ard Air Line
common 20H0 on preferred 35NO,
Bonds IS. 7SAM 81
Atlantic Coast Lane. common. 100
preferred 1880,
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yesterday Corn opened easier but de-
veloped strength and closed with gam
of to sc. Oats ruled easy, the close
showing loss for September of nc
Provisions held steady and closed at about
yesterdays figures.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago, July l4-wbeat showed
strength except for temporary decline
early in the day, and the close was firm
at an advance for September Of &c. over
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SELL OFF SHARPLY
TO Allow LEVEL
Stock Market Closed Active
and Weak,
ADVANCE IN MONEY RATE
G-eat Railroad Comp ,nies are Ac'iy. Bidder
for Money al Six Per Cen!---5ol ds
Weak in Sympathy With
Seeks.
ADVANCE IN MONEY RATE

New York, July 14.-Buyers of dry goods
are here in increased numbers, but the
market shows little evidence of increased
activity. Conservative buying is the
order of the day and when goods are
wanted for immediate delivery prices near
the top of the market are being paid.
The inquiry is confined largely to spots,
but individual purchases are restricted.
NEW YORK COTTON.
New York, July 14.-The cetton market
opened weak at a decline of s to q points
under another sensational break in Law
erpool, the excellent crop weather report
ed from the belt and a renewal of Wall
Street pressure. Just after the call Au-
gust, which had closed the preceding day
at 1877 sold at 1850; September reached
1912; July sold at 11.S0 and October at
9.13, these being net declines of from II
to 35 points. Later Liverpool cables
however, reported a sharp rally in that
market and the bulls again coming to the
support of local values, a recovery of
from 6 to 20 points was soon apparent.
Then trading became less active and the
market ruled about steady to midday
with the trade inclined to await the week
ly crop report before operating aggrcs
sively. The report proved less bullsh
than had been expected and prices inn
mediately broke from six TO nine points
under excited liquidation and a renewal
OF bear pressure. This selling soon ex-
hausted itself and was followed by anoth-
er slight rally under covering and bull
support. Soon wire orders from out of
town began to reach the ring, however
and local bears were encouraged to sell
the market by the weakness in Wall
Street. and during the balance of the scs-
sion the market ruled more active with
prices generally showing weakness. The
close while steady was at a net decline OF
Is to IS points or about the lowest of
the session. Sales were estimated at
$4,000 bales.
NJ YORK. July ~ 10 ton SPOT closed
quiet; 2Opoints cecline: middling uplands
12 20 aniddI;n~ ouif p IS sales fO2 q es.
&c re .nrnnrad r.ufnk
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1t is reported that some five or six
Lexington gentlemen are losers to the az
tent of several thousand dollars by play
ing the wrong side of Wall street marlet
in cotton futures last week. One man
alone is said to have LOSE $4,000, while the
other losses range from $500 to $1,000
Lexington Dispatch
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Progressive Finch.
Cspecial to News and observer.)

Especial to News and Observer.)
Faison ~ c.. July 14.-On Friday even
ing the beautiful home of DR.. John M
Faison was the scene of most delightful
entertainment
The occasion was a progressive Finch
party, given by Miss nellie De Vane, in
honor of her guests. Misses nellie nc
vane and Emmie Highsmith.
Miss Lucille Williams was the happy re-
cipient Of the first prize, and Miss Lula
Hicks received the consolation.
Alter the game refreshments were serv
ed Miss De vane's charm as a hostess
made the evening one of the happiest OF
The season.
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What PROTECTION Means

Burwe Charlotte N c. who
the Aetna
ia at the
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Stokes is now a dry county, the commits
sioners having refused to issue license.
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Wv ORLEANS. La. July II Cotton futu
LIVERPOOL.

T..vrppooI Juy "a an. m. --f.ro Snof
N oderate bus ness prices II poin lower
A..@r.ca, iddisng fair 6.5s GOD mod nP
middiirg go good ordinary 56i = am
Az, s4t: The sales OF the day ware SO ~ bales
Of which 1907 for ejaculation an export anf
in~Iuded 400 American. receipts 4 20
Fu.ures opened quiet and closed stea y.
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Original Rate, Without New Examination.

without
Of
for forty al
oMPANIEs FOLLOW.
Stated uingth last
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loprNiNa lHIaHEsr. LowEsT .,

Leading futures ranged a. rollows /.
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The Church of Christ.

The pastor viii be absent the
first of this week doing work .on
his claim. Onhis return, he viii
stop off at HighmOre Thursday
evening end preach there, com-
ing ON TO Miller Friday morning.
He will fill his pulpit here at
usual hours next Lords Day.
The G. Els will give q series of
socials during the summer
months. The first one will lie
given next Friday evening at
the Christian church. Ice-cream,
cake and Strawberries will be
served. All come. 4
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The Worlds Best Shows

viii arrive at Miller on NJ ay 30
for two exhibitions and perform
ances preceded by an unusually
brilliant street pageant in the
afternoon. displaying a portion
OF the vast resources OF the most
popular of tented amusements,
the Great Campbell Bros. Shows.
1t is conceded on every hand
throughout the length and
breadth OF the land that the
above is head and shoulders in
advance OF all others as a mod
ern up-to.pate family field show,
presenting many times more
that is new and novel and in
greater variety and abundance
than any contemporary OF the
past or present and bears the
proud distinction OF being the
most elaborate and entertaining
exhibition ever organized. Its
vast and comprehensive menag-
erie is replete with nature'srarest
treasures from forest, plain and
Jungle. its aviary q chattering
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-05-21

Pennsylvania newspapers and
statesmen are having a strenuous
time. The political bosses with
Senator Quay aud Gov. Penny
packer at their head, rushed a
libel bill through the legislature
to throttle the privileges of the
newspaper and cartoonists.
The Governor, in his approval
message, characterised a leading
cartoonist as an outcast and
vagabond, and nowthe cartoon
ist, Mr.. Nealy, will bring suit
against the Governor for libel
under his own bill. The whole
state is stirred up over the matter
and there is strong probability
that the Quay gang of, republic
an politicians who have con-
trolled the state for years, will
be ousted.
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Railroad improvements.

The e. & n. w. R'y business at
Miller has finally grown to such
proportions as to command the
attention Of the officials, and
some needed improvements have
been ordered. Last year the
business OF this station amount
ed to close uptowards 100, 600.
1t used TO be said the road did
not pay west of Huon, but that
day is gone by. The year 1902
records nearly 500 cars loaded
and unloaded at Miller.
1t is understood orders have
been issued to enlarge the stock
Yards and put in a new side
track for passing trains. A well
will be sunk near the bridge west
OF town and a tank put up, be-
cause the surface water is better
for steam purposes than the ar
tesian water. 1t would be well
at this time for the town to
make n persistant and syste-
matte effort to get proper side
walks laid on the railroad
grounds.
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REE HEIGHTS.

Chas. Hammill has moved his
family to town and is occupying
the Richmond building.
Galveson Bros. have plastered
DIR. Smiths new house. Doc. has
now a fine home on Turtle
creek.
Mr.. John Rice, is learning
telegraphy of Agent Schermer-
horn.
Mrs. Huntley is attending the
Congregational state associa-
tion at Mitchell this week.
Mr.. Davis and Miss. Graves
visited Saturday and Sunday at
the home of Mr.. John Strut.
Joseph Gardiner is drawing
out lumber for new house.
The Atlas Elevator Co. shipped
in a car OF hard-coal Monday.
Well, there does not seem to be
any need of taking down stoves
at present.
Pupils OF the schools are look
ing wlld-eyed, as this is the
final examination week. School
will close Friday.
Charles Camp. who resides in
Washington, sent his folks
large barrel OF salted salmon.
They are fine eating.
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babel OF tropical birds. Its
aquarium with besporting ann
phibia and monster denizens OF
the vasty deep in huge tanks.
Its great dual circus and Hippo
drome, together with the'marye-
lous chronological collections
must be seen to seem possible, so
unlike and superior to all other
shows.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-05-21

II. r. Greeves keeps the Shoe
Store OF Miller that can fit any
one. We keep the celebrated
North Star Shoe and the Relia-
BILE w. l.. Douglas Shoe-the
best wearers and the best filters
on earth. 19tf
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New Jewelry Store.

VIM Stricklcr has located in the
Briggs building and is prepared
to do all kinds OF watch and re-
pair work, hayingiu just completed
a course OF watch making and
optical work. All work proper
ly and promptly done. 22tf
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-05-21

Denver and Omaha are enjoying
the pleasures of city life with big
strikes on among mechanics,
laborcrs, clerks, and about all
classes of artisans. Guess we'll
stay in the country where every
fellow does as he pleases, re-
gardless of unions.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-05-21

A Chicago daily recently
descantedupon South Dakota's
Shame" in column editorial
about divorces, On last Satur-
day Chicago Judge granted
twenty-one divorces in one
hour. Things look bigger and
of more importance fartte'
away from home