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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-19
giata.1rial.
 YESTERDAYS STOCK MARA EFT.
Considerable Rally Again Followed by
 Crumbiing of Prices.

Considerable Rally Again Followed by
 Crumbiiag of Prices.
 New York, May 1S.-There was a very considerable liquidation in the stock market to-day. There was no new de- velopment to cause the decline except the engagement of $2,325,000 of gold for export to Europe. This had been quite definitely expected and the amount was rather less than some of the forecasts. There was slight hardening in the call loan rate in response to the gold move naent, but it could not be said that any liquidation was forced by withdrawal of credits. The opening of the market was in fact irregular and slight de- cline was followed by considerable rally. This rally persisted after the first knowledge of the engagement of gold for export. But the report that $20C,O00 had been deposited at the sub- treasury for telegraphic transfer to New Orleans, was, followed almost inn mediately by a crumbling of prices
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-19
UNDER RUSSIAN DOMINATION.

China Lays Her Inability to Open Man
 churian Ports to Trade to Muscovite
 Opposition.
 Pekin, May 1S.-China, in reply to further representations of the United States and Japanese ministers. has again pointed out the impossibility of including in the commercial treaties the opening to trade of Manchurian towns on account of Russian opposition.
 The American minister proposes that China open Mukden, Harbin and a small port at the mouth of the Yalu river,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-19
Closing Prices.

The following are the closing prices re. ported by Prince x Whttey, Bankers and Brokers. 52 Broadway, New York; 15 Center street, New Haven. Conn:
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LOCAL FINANCIAL NOTES.

New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad stock has lowered in price, having sold from 196 to 1S9 1-2, closing at 19O; the rights sold from $1.62 1-2 to $1.00 on Saturday; the local buying is mostly in lots of ten shares or less. It is thought the rights are now selling at a low point; the stock costs $1S5 to buyers of rights at $1.00, and has not sold so low in five years; these rights will expire June 1. Very few of the convertible debentures are now out standing; the small lot now out have
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-19
$40,OO0 FOR KISHINEFF.

Money Still Coming in Liberally for the
 Jews.
 New York, May 18.-From the most trustworthy accounts yet obtained by cable it appears that between sixty and eighty Jews were killed in the Kishi- neff riots and about the same number rnaimed for life; some of them so badly that they may die. For the relief of these people $25,O00 has already been sent from New York, contributed by Jews in various parts of the country. Nearly s15,OO0 more has been collected to be sent to-day or tomorrow. Money is still coming in to the persons who have charge of the funds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-19
The Union Trust Company
NEW HAVEN,

NEW HAVLNs
 CHARTERED by ine SlHGe Of Connect,. cut with authority % acE aS ExecuIOE. Ad. minisLrator. Guardian, Receiver or TrusTee. under will or deed.
 Is a legal depository of money paid Inta Court and all Public Trust Funds. Acts ss Trustee for Municipalities, COrporations and iEdiv.daals, and administers trusts af an kinds. Empowered to act as registrar of stocks, bonds, or other evidence or indehf- edpess, manage sinking funds, snd do SiI business such as is usually d0n0 by Tru.t Companies.
 1t also does q general Banking busIness. collecting checks, notes, coupons, and ra ceiyes deposits, rne principal of each Tr1st is invested by Itself and kept separate and apart frOm the general assets Of tho cOTr,, pany.
 This Company Is by law regularly exam ined by the Bank ExaEIiner Of the State of nFNRY |. aorcHKIss, rresldeax
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
cuBNs FIRST SUGAR SHIPMENT.
evening Buiietin.

philadelphia. Evening Bulletin
The nrst shipment Of raw sugar OF TINS
reers crop from Cuba Is beiug discharged
~. Ntcfabon sugar refinery, from the
british steamship King Gruffyd Several
thousand tons OF the product came from ins
nortl Side Of Cuba, where numeeh OF
niantations and cane ullls are located :,
IL Is estimated thar there VIII - nh
uon tons Of sugar for export from CuDa
mis- season, tho greater part Of which, VII
be shipped 10 Philadelphia and New aoFA
This means gain over last year OF over
100000 tons The stock Of ray VS. susa Yor s.
pbIiadslphia Boston aud Baltimore is about
s5oo tone as compared With 06l2 tons ~
the same time last year.
II n reported that Cuban planters are not
selling their crop freely, as they are noiu Nv
back as much as possible 70 obtain the
benefit Of tie reciprocity treaty When
passed. ph,i..
deiphis, states that the outlook for Cupss
40 Far as the sugar industry Is CONCERNED.
couid not be better lie believes thst aIad.
for the United States viii be stimulated u
inc coming good times In Cuba
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
Outer Attire for Little Children

Infants Long Full Length Narrow Vale Pique Goats
large pioue collar, trimmed with dainty ca IN
Swiss edging and insertion
Infants Long Cream Bedford Cord Coats large dressy
collar trimmed in satin g an
ribbon '''''''' zee
Childrens New Soft Finish Pque Box Goats collar and
sleeves trimmed in bands of st. Gaul embroidery,
pretty collar tabs with embroidered CT IN
medallions ~"
Infants French Pique Refers large collar trimmed IN
embroidery medalllons, French knots and Ch On
pretty open work embroidery ......,.,.,...' pV'VO
Infants White Pque Refers, large sailor collar
trimmed in embroidered medallions en- CS nR
Infants Black Taffea Coats Tennerife collar ca "a
of embroidery and tucking, turnhack cuff .',' PO'OV
Infants ga Coats Of white pique large sailor collar
broidered cuffs
Infants Cream Bedford Cord Short Coats Ct IN
dressy collar trimmed with satin ribbon pl'VV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

Kiams New Gloss Cleaning and
Polishing Set, consisting of q large
bottle of black polish for fine shoes,
and felt polishing brush. 1t is the
simplest and most economical Pol
ishiug Set ever produced--the best
results with the least labor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
New Neckwear for Ladies

It is impossible to give correct idea in words OF
what alluring assortment of Neckwear is here
for your inspection. French handmade Stocks Ties
and Turnovers the best novelties from the leading
American designersall the very latest styles Beau
tiful designs in Mexican drawn work, Tenerine, silks
Chiffons Laces Muslin de Sole and Hungarian novel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
Women's TaiIor-Made Suits

Not the ordinary kind. but strictly hgh-cass mer-
andse made in the very latest styles. and made by
Ne best talors hence we know they will meet with
your approval,
On. lot made of all wool cheviot in the collarless
house effect trimmed in neat bands of stitched tahea
dix and fancy silk braid with postillion back and
be latest sleeve. Skirt 9gore flare effect, with
separate drop skirt This Suit would be very cheap at
1880 To open the spring season We have Go IN
made the exceptionally low price Of. 'pAV'OO
One lot OF Suits, made in the collarless blouse
trimmed in wide bands of Bayadere taheta silk and
sly silk braids, new sleeve with turned cum skirt
trimmed to match coat with separate drop GO IN
Et Exceptionally good value at. pE%'Vo
lAtcIS We will show two good values in Women's
~ 0IO Suits, made of good quality voile, with
cls cape collar trimmed in bands Of stitched aneta
md fancy braid TO match with stole front new Mltten
eve with band cuffs coat lined with either white or
back satin. skirt made 9gore fare very enectlyey
trimmed TO match coat, colors navy blue royal oue
md black We would consider this Suit an extra good
slus at $3.50. To make quick Ga IN
selling ,Plo'VV
Cntsreet Costume, Of fine quality Mistral in tan
gay black and blue. aover pinch tucked front PACK
md sleeve, and appiqued with Russian lace to naIcu'
new eccentric sleeve, new model skirt CIT IN
tucked 10y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
New Spring Skirts

vno cOuQ ndruly imagine Lne many poeuNiLuA 49,
novel creations in Skirts that we showing They are
ns Richest and most styles that have yet ap
pared slkenes, Eoliennes Wolfe Illusions Wolfe But
ane Voie Flet and Mstrals which constitute the BVd
pine weayes taking place entirely of silks The new
ElHS show tendency to fullness The lines across
ups are kept smooth by yokes of various forms coming
i'n the belt The fullness of Skirt is produced by
Wy pAits and in lighter fabrics, by shrrngs, puhlngs
HAsrs, runles, hounces and other forms.
flng Weight Black Etamine Skirts, hip and flare
llned in bands of silk braid and silk ribbon, tuh
Yep garment, new and of the seasons c. M
uat approved styles. QO'oV
oak Illusion Wolfe Skirts, trimmed in down bands
= ssaa and pretty lovers knot designs, the Ct IN
NV 'oKa model; at ...........,.,..'.''''''''Pa 80"
Ma Navy Blue and Black Lustrous Etamine Skirts,
~ trimmed in doubleskirt effect, entire garment
ss%aed in down bands Of peau de sole an Cl0 m
" spilhs SKlrt ........,...'' '''''' :,
s slet Wolfe Skirts in royal blue and black tus
tm.H1pmg garment, trimmed in down bands OF sIN
S~.' well tailored and perfect SIS nh
,. 1s Dressy Black Broadcloth Skirts extreme hehI
,sae hip and bottom trimmed in 14s.inch nanus ol
M. oe sole and silk buttons, correct weight Ga mn
A'V spring wear ........,.,.,.''''''''',,
S Ina Black Chevlot Skirts, the new HUNGARIAN
az eel entire garment trimmed in three clusters tnIe
S u lia-inch hands OF peau de sole, gracetu' mans
g ms sweep. The first ever shown In Sln nh
II - NJ '''''... ,..........' $500 '''''''T
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
25c to $500
Sys Mn
New Loo a,ynri5 5fsei7oS

Ladies' waverly orepon Kim6nos shrred yoke IN deli
cate coors of pink, blue and q an
white .,..,..,,...'. ''''''''
Oriental Long Kimonos front and sleeves CT IN
trimmed in Persian ribbons ,..,..,..,'.s..... pJ'OV
Falconne Long Kimonos, trimmed in per- g "a
sian silks, new PO'VO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
ABOUT NEW GOODS

Ladies Black Cheviot Skirts strictly tailored for
purposes, guaranteed black tafeta silk drop
skirt. Never before shown in Houston, CI0 00
ut phO'OO
Pretty Black Buttonne Wolfe Skirts garment trimmed
in down bands of black peau de sole. in graduated
effects, pretty sweep and separate drop C10 40
skirt of guaranteed oil boiled taheta.. p%V'VU
Walking Skirts
Ladies' Blue and Black Light Weight Melton Walking
Skirts hip trimmed IN triple bands Of same material
bottom trimmed in tailor stitching and bands Of same
material model at low c. 00
price pO'Vo
Two pretty models in Oxford grays and blacks in Che
yio and Melton Walking Skirts one panel effect and
hippocket design, the other strictly man C6 "a
tailored and jaunty walking effects ....... TV'OO
At $3.50 the new Hungarian model, panel front hip
and bottom trimmed in 115-inch bands Of & IN
same material Sf 'UU
checks for swagger dresses, trimmed hips Sl0 M
and stitched bottoms observation-disclosures iO'VV
New House Wrappers
Special Introductory price Lawn and French Per
Gale House Wrappers, trimmed yoke hounce bottom,
pretty blue red and black stripes all made generously
full and extra long Just to open season TIC
Monday
Vests
Extra Fine Gauze SILK Lisle Vests, silk ribbon S0-
taped at neck and aTmhoes
Extra superfne Lace Vest, lace and silk ribbon
trimmed neck and armholes, very INC
elastic
Twelve STYLES of Ladies' White Lisle Vests silk ribbon
trimmed neck and armholes, extraordinary J5C
values ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, EoS
rades, spun SILK Ribbed Vests in coors Of delicate
hIue mink white and cream, lace and ribbon 1llC
trimmed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ''''''''''N
New Spring Hosiery
Stock now complete and at It's best
A. 5oc wa offer 20 styles Ladies Plain Isle and Fancy
IisIe Hose new pinksh grays, new Jasper SflC
new, TlIssah and new sun-ray effects '''''''''OOS
New Ribbons
riber+v Satin Ribbon embossed with pretty &c
crimes delicate shades, entirely new NO sV''''''VON
Fancy Satin stripe Taneta Ribbons in pretty ilu 1Sc
Minated coored grounds No 6O,..,....'''''''''H0S
Nou, Dresdep Ribbons in print warp designs, S0c
t their 6rst showing Monday at .''''''.'''''' OV$
S,o "a Print Warp Ribbons, extremely new for S0c
nook and waist ''''''''
New Belts
p,, danartment teeming with new belts over 90 new
rs cirdle Belts Metal Girde Belts. bangle BelH
800 .i ,,elvot silk latest buckles and ornanents-
soc to $3.50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
6 peCiaI i'm Manhattan Shirts

Three lines outmanuaeurers stopped making them and
not stock up the lnes-hey 60 just half price White stiff
bosoms linen piqu All sizes except you get
of these will be the best white shirt you got for the TSc
price Regular 81 so quality for IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
Mems Neqllqe Shirts

WICII TNCYIIYt STTFIS
Mems New Spring Shirts-The largest and most varied
assortment we have shown The line includes the
popular Manhattan known the best, and the best
known, for when exclusive dealers in Houston,
the Eagle and Star brands and Kiam's Pug. The Pug
is undoubtedly the best 800 Shirt the market II
has quality, style aud service stamped all over It.
Manhattan Negige, of imported Madras woven pat
terms. Of stripes, figured effects, stylish light coors
predominatng, in plain plated bosom, CT 0A
with cuffs attached detached ,.....,,..,,..Dk
Manhattan Eagle and Star Nesiges in choice patterns
of Madras and Oxford cloth, stripes figures and
hight color effects, a handsome collection, plain or
plated bosoms, cuffs attached CT "a
Kiams Pug Negge, In style looks and wearing quail
tiles equal to many S125 and $3.50 Shirts made OF good
quality Madras, French Penang and Oxford
cloth, in plain plated bosoms with cuffs attached
detached, the largest line and most varied CE 0n
assortment have shown ...,...,.,.... spl,UU
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-09-23

There is a certain class Of peo-
pie who reside here who do not
own land and who would not
know what to do with it ii they
had any, who try to discourage
every new conner Welcomes here,
telling him of the terrible hard
ships OF the country. They point
to the fact that some years ago,
we had a short crop by reason OF
drouth. a wind storm once blew
over a few buildings. We had a
little snow in September. What
country is there that has not had
an occasional drawback? These
Knockers fail to state the good
points regarding the country.
They do not tell that in onegood
season a farmer can pay for his
whole farm with one crop. They
do not tell of the great crops OF
oats, flax, wheat, vegetables etc.
that can be raised here even il
the farmers but half do their
work. Such people are better out
of the country.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-09-23
THE COTTON MINE IS OPENED
After the Third Slope was Made, an Eleven
Foot Vein Of Lignite was Struck Mine
is Considered one of the Best.

The Cotton mine two miles this
side OF Burlington, has been sue
cessfully opened, after 100000
has been expended on it. Two
slopes were put in which were not
a success. A shaft was alsosunk
but this did not remedy matters.
1t was thought for time that
the mine would have to be aban-
doned on account OF the presence
Of quick sand when a man who
understood his business put in
his appearance. He is Edward
Earls, of Danville, ILL.,, who has
made a success OF the opening Of
that mine. He directed the sink
ing Of the third shaft and this
shaft was completed, the length
being 245 feet. An eleven foot
vein OF fine coal was struck. The
mine is owned by the North Da-
kota Ignite Brick and Coal Co.
First class machinery is being
put in. A new 'tipple is being
erected and before many days
one Of the very best mines in the
state will be in operation. A side
track to the mine was surveyed
last week. The work Of opening.
this mine began a year ago last
February.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-09-23
For Raising Money Order.

Deputy U. S. Marshall A. j.
Quist, Of Fargo, was in the city
Sunday in charge OF John ".
Campbell, whom he arrested the
day before near Underwood.
Campbell was charged with alter
ing a United States money order
at Crazy last November from
$2.35 to $52.35. Hew brought
before United States Commission
er Lewis and on waving examin-
alton was committed to the jail
at Devils Lake in default Of $500
bail. Campbell was assistant
postmaster at Crazy when the
money order was raised. He
states that there is nothing tC
the charge and says he has no
fear but that he will be free in a
short time.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-09-23
Old Dog Visits Minot.

Old Dog, the famous old Indian
chief from the ElboWoods reser-
walton, was in the city Monday
granting to his many friends.
Old Dog has been a resident OF
the reservation for many years
and for a time conducted a pros
porous mercantile business. He
is said to have succeeded far bet
ter than some OF his English COM
petitors. He is now in the cattle
and horse business. He brings
an interpreter with him and if he
does not speak English, he thinks
along the right business lines.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-09-23
One Armed Man was Robbed.
LeSueur Block

A one armed man was found
dead drunk in the woods back of
the Kimball home Sunday after
noon and was picked up by our
chief Of police and taken to the
city jail where he sobered up.
When he came to his senses he
told a pitiful tale and cried like a
baby. He said he had been work
hing in the northern part OF the
county allsummer as a farm hand
and came to Minot Saturday.
He got into a bad crowd and
they got him drunk. When he
woke up he was minus sixty
eight dollars and his pocket knife.
The man took the officer to the
woods to find where had been
robbed, but his mind was in such
a dazed condition that he could
not tell where he had been.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-09-23
David Houston Married.

Mrs. Carrie R. Garst, Of Roam
oke City, Va, arrived in this city
Monday and on Tuesday night
was united in marriage to David
Houston, Of Burlington. A very
large crowd OF the friends OF Mr..
Houston attended the affair and
enjoyed his hospitality. David
has long been a resident OF this
part OF the state and he has
prospered. He is considered one
of the best farmers that we have
and also is a good fellow. The
Independent trusts that life's
pathway Of the couple will ever
be smooth.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-09-23
The Kent Realty 4 Invest
ment Co.

LOANS MONEY on real estate or to
make final proofs, and will give you the
option q making partial payments after
the first year.
THEY ALSO SELL SCRIP at $3.50, s4.4O
and $3.50 per acre.
THEY WILL BUY OR SELL your city
property, or find you good tenant for it.
THEY WILL BUY OR SELL your farm
property, or find you good tenant for it.
THEY WILL BUY OR SELL your relin-
punishment for You, in fact they have for
sale now, one REIMBURSEMENT within two
miles of Glenburn, and another, within
three miles of Minot, that will be sold at
bargain if taken soon.
YOU DIDN'T GET that residence lot
50xl50 feet with good five room house
that they were offering for $500. Well
the other fellow did, and that ends that
deal. BY the way they are now Offering
fine residence lot 50x2OO feet with a
good two room house for even $500, may
be you would like to get in on that deal.
NEITHER DID YOU GET that 100 acre
farm just six miles north of this. mans
town, that they were Offering last week
for 81 4 %, but the other fellow did, SO
you are left again.
COME TO THINK ABOUT 1T, there was
a nice business property they we're offer
ing last week at bargain, that the
other fellow got it. So it goes, left again.
DON'T BE DISCOURAGED, there are a
few more snaps left, and new ones being
added to their List. If you will only call
and talk the matter over With their
Manager you will find something that
will Just suit you. No man looks SO
gloomily upon life as he whose future is
all behind him. That is to say he let
sented themselves, and now that they
member the first thing to do is to make
dollar; the next thing is to know how
to make that dollar help you make
another. Cast your eye over the cata-
logue of offered investments, and it will
catch but one item that possesses all of
the points sought to be covered, that is
and growing country is the best, safest
investment that ever was or will be. No
one can successfully gainsay or refute
this proposition. You may ask what is
real estate investment? It is simply
buying chunk Of the earth itself. The
very thought carries with it such notion
of permanency and stability as needs no
Strengthening or bolstering. The KENT
REALTY & INVESTMENT CO., have
Just such inves tments for you, call in
and talk it over with them
Kent Realty & Investment Co.
c.. f. Weiland, Mgr.
LeSueur Block MINOT, N. D
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-09-23
Good Sermon on Avarice.

Father Raith at the Catholic
church Sunday was greeted by a
large congregation who listened
intentlv to his sermon on avarice.
He spoke Of the multitude OF sins
which avarice leads people into.
That is one of the sins which peo-
pie rarely acknowledge they have
and they try to make themselves
believe they are free from it. Az
arice leads to cheating, stealing,
and even people willsellth their own
souls for it.
The Father gave the parents
some good adviceregarding keep
ing children Off the streets after
dark which should be regarded.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-09-23

The recent storm has had a
had effect on the Immigration TO
this state. the reports having
been much exaggerated. Mayor
Murphy reports having received
seventeen letters one day lnqulr-
ing regarding the condition OF
the country. The independent
wishes to state for the benefit OF
it's readers who do not live in the
state just what condition the
country is in since the snow storm
Very little damage has been done
to the, fax and grain which was
cut. but which was lying IN
punches in the fields. The grain
is lowered a few points perhaps,
but the farmers have gone to
work and scattered out the gram
and the loss will not be nearly as
great as was first anticipated.
The grain buyers will have an
opportunity to do some grading
down. The flax which was stand
ING was fattened to the ground,
but since the snow has disappear
ed. it is raising nicely and nearly
all can be cut. The most damage
done. was to the flax which was
over ripe The storm has not
discouraged anyone who live
here and all are working with a
will to gather their grain. Land
values have not lowered one iota
and if anything, can be said to
be raising. The ground is in an
excellent condition for plowlng
and the farmer who does not get
in his field as soon as he gets his
grain harvested, will make a mis-
take. Next years crop isalmost
assured, there being Il great deal
of moisture in the ground. Don't
get the wrong idea regarding
North Dakota. A visit here at
this time will convince the most
skentica] that we have one OF the
best countries in the world.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-09-23
Wheat 81 Bushels to the Acre

T. V. Bailey, a prominent far
mer from North Prairie called at
this office today and reported an
excellent yield Of grain from his
farm. People in the east would
scarcely believe that such grain
could be raised in North Dakota.
His wheat averaged 81 bushels
to the acre, while his oats went
35 bushels, barley 40 and flax
II. The threshing was done in
ship shape by Swartz & Co. MI.
Bailey formerly resided in Indiana
and does not regret coming to
this state.