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Trade N CHICAGO.

rB- ---ESE2PH To TEE TRIBUNE
Chicago. July l3.-There was a period Of great
s--e-r-n II wheat THIS morning. The trade seemed
70 gel bull help from ell over the world There
was large volume Of trade Shorts we're again
buyers. Longs WHO took profits or sod our fer
any reason were quick 70 get into the market
again OF --e advance On the bull news the ETsL
hour great lot oE wheat came or the uarlle-
Z VAS quickly absorbed 81 8 moderate reaction.
As me later news was more and more Lll--sh the
trade put prices stan higher on the second turn
About -1e only features II the mornings news
which were not tEl-1sh were The generally clear
end favorable harvest weather over the South
west states. reports from Kansas City that -he
--l- o[ new wheat would begin this week, and re-
port Of seven cars new wheat a. Toledo. with the
promise Of quite a rUr IN the next few days me
best authorities Southwest agree that the damage
70 Kansas ha-vests IS % 10 . per cent. and The
yield Of the state reduced 10 100000 Or $1,000
bushels. The snow report, claiming I'll % % 7e-
cent damage 70 large part OF rae Missouri al
lev. was late bun influence. Fad -Is- reports
from Nebraska were In the same direction old
July sold from Csc Up 20 $3.50. closing ~ ssc Tie
range Of new September was from Soc - S-asc
closing at s57sGS7c
The corn market was strong. with the PecU-ar't.
Ihs1 July. which was supposed 10 be wanted by no
ore. was stronger than the later months and al
most wiped out the discount az which II was sell
t-g under September yesterday. The demand from
Eastern interior points sar cash corn was better.
estimate for t0-U-or-9w was % cars Shipments
from Chicago were 81 90 bushels. There were nine
cars contract IN the days receipts and. III adGi-
ton twenty-five cars and 81 20 bushels turned OUT
BIZ private houses The highest Cor July was ze-ec.
The lowest 4Sssci the close was 4easc ana zalsc
After selling from $50 up 10 za-zc and ze-sc. Sep
TENDER closed al 4elzc.
The OATS market was fairly active and strong.
Our n 2555J7 bushels or standard oats here on
AC-lav morning 1s-.aGl bushels have either been
already loaded or the receipts cancelled Tor ship
Ineu-- leaving only 5000 bushels OF tho grade
speculation Is al based upon. Local receipts were
fortT-tw3 cars. q which TWO were standard Ship
uer-s hence were DIS 90 bushels. Estimate OF TO-
morrow receipts vas sE---0re cars. July closed
a. The TOP price OF the day. 2ssc. The lowest was
$3.50. The range OF September was from sI7sc 70
g--tc. The close was 5-c-
Those who thought the strike would excite the
prov sion trade were fooled. Shorts did try TO get
out early and prices Up e little Later. holders
were 5-sr as eager 70 Lq-lGate. and their selling
broke prices moderately Armour was called
se er n r5s Cud-Ly Of larG and local holders let
60 lines II pork Hogs were only 1000 and prices
Be- 70 -1c higher September pork, after selling 1T
81 TO- closed at SO To- lard s y. closed al s o12;
r1ls s. = II best. and closed 8 20
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Limited CopaTtnership Notices.

THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT WE, CHARLES
: GAMMA ~. "a -zLE-s = CA117IAE1. JE-. ana
$500 e Cl.Jf'Eh aa So ~ q i5.@a partner
as- ts same OF trI. 1aaes "a-ch sa1 Parrnersai7 IS
:. So va -s' ~ $40 ~ = l. q" rs o'--'
That general nature q Ire business intended 70
e s-easacSe- - ta1 e.eTae.sflp = That Of STOCK
OF ssets n ouslas selling a1d 5esnE IN ssoos. bon1s
Proaaes to lie SAD Hse.aezs belonging
brokers and oo---5qe--- .e-,1-5 MY t-'71S- ~ ~
ne nazs o AL the general ar5 special partners
Fes -.ss sse q foroTs:
- "a I sa-asa who Is Of fa ase ntsrs.sd
L. CIV a. street Z the borough Ct Manhattan. u
ssea e "a. 15ilea Jr VINO is Q: tur eye inter
Ia =. ~; 5s{h Street the Barozsh OF Mania
o.. '1s &c.. s.oser Who Is q ran Gsa interested
e, 80 49, e. s2sS- partner ana resides al No 3
CD and rta1e ~ Sew York.
I1al sa-a A-eaar- s croker ha. contributed THO sum
q o. se'e2ls-hys haIa15 dollars So 600 a. cz2itaI
oee.e. me ne e. T1a ne said eepartnerhlp IS %
A. $3.50 e 80 cay ol June. 1904. and the time
s.aAs ana ssyerzly s.grsa a. tse clty County aad
90 ~ @'aA' us n5z5A cay q June. 900
S s51jR.i.F5s | sAs.z5zz::. 49,
On rs sa cav y e I5 sIe7 20, e s Io5k g
came C1ar.e- l. laraTnsnu Ir 81 ne i,ov5 and fno-1
Y VINO s r,,,s :, s 81 ne iEsiysgas eessTisd Il ara
s@seo % re Rat re e1esgsed ire came
xo,41 El FaS}s NsT T Z W G5a5;y.
@ tata l5th day JI=e iso4 before me personally
re- -.slies L .-aalaFn aad Richard 3 Croker. %
s-11 arc EI2,Vn r. ire individuals
- 800 p 10 VINO e1ec1ted foregoing certificate.
: Icy sessIAy acknowledged "a that they
1870 ne eai-e- NiILDCCEEY l. WEBB.
c. Notary Public. New YORK County.
I~aLe q Ae~ YORK. County ~ E~u YORK SIS
sa-5.-.--s L CA2MASS. being daily sworn. deposes
- says mat Ne Is Of general partners named
~ Is .efeEcaE certificate. that 90
~ Eatd etrtincz-e having been contributed
- ..-.-i-1fn croker special partner named
te'n 81 The COMMON stock n partusrEhia.
49, @Il1aiy and = good 1aita paid IN cash
CHARLES l. CAMAA$N.
~"~iH % BEFORE E1e this 18th day Of June. 1904.
WILLOUGHBY L WEBB,
Notary Public. New York County.
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MEXICAN CENTRAL RAIL WAY COMPANY. | I'd

Surue 1t which
- o. the Mexican Central
Ltd fsuchbo
c con + u united ari '70paDAS1
her oders tn
o. al classes
o
4 8 secur
Holders bonds the Railway deposit
7ANY, signed
b Nssrs HOPE co
-O''-'0'
he Yoa nstockEx
Offices
within
sbeenap approved
" he Depoita
deposit urti
notice
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To the Holders of the Capital Stock of the
MEXICAN CENTRAL RAIL WAY COMPANY. Limited

O the efforts
Board Of Directors
OF the no5 18th
COMPANY
a The ho
t to al as slchc committee
TustCon
York No 81 Wall Colony
Holders Of stock may dePos: the under
dr1ayb be
o Te7cstar WILDE issued
vii q mad soon spreccab
ron h Torks ockEx
The previous
ROBERT B. VAN coRTLANDT, New Yors
GERALD l.
Boston
F. G. OANBUFY, P London
c.. St,
ADRIAN JoLNE, Counsel
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Bowling Green Trust Co.
g BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Capital, $3.50, 900. Surplus. Sz,5OO,OOO
OFFICERS,
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM H. TAYL0B 1st vice-PreSid.ns
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG I'd Vice President
JOHN a HILTON Sd V.-Prea. & Trea4
WILLIAM M. LAVE Secretary
DIRECTORS.
Charles P. Armstrong. Myron T. EerricS,
Frank Brainard, Edward 7 Jeffrey,
Robert c. CIowry. Edward r. Ladew,
Edmund c. Converse, William NJ Laws,
Vim. Nelson Cromwell, J W Middendorf,
Grenville NJ. Dodge, VIM. Willis Merrill,
Il. Goepel, Winslow S. Pierce,
Edwin Gould Frederick 3. Schenck,
Frank Jay Gould, William H. Taylor.
George J. Gould, Edward 2. ThomAs,
John a Hilton, John ?. Truesdeil,
E. F. c. Young.
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NOTICE TO sTOCzlH~LDERs.
To the Stockholders OF tbs
Southern Paciae Company
notice is hereby s.EeE tlu. tne Boar OF d. eci9r.
Of Southern Pacific Company al a Hee'in- this
day held special meeting OF the sJOcEn5.defs
% SAID Company 70 ro.ene ~ me ONCE or lie ON
wednesday. twentieth OF Juy, 1898. al eleven
o'clock a NJ STANDARD zine 20 consider and act
meeting substantially me form and 10 the eject
Resolved Cd. .hat the capital stock Of: me
Southern Pactnc Company De lncEeAsea one ~
million dollars D. issuing one million --u4
t.-2aI shares II the par value Of one hundr--
~Eesolecd Ce). that she said increased stock
preferred stock shall entitled 10 dividends n
sacn nscGI year at such rate exceeding aevea
per cent per auuura. payabIs sezs.-a5snua!Iy OUT
Board Of Directors. before any dividend shall be
declared common stock; that suctl d-Vl-
1enas snail De non-cul4414at-Fe that ne
81 slch Preferred stock sh~ll not by l7aIe ef
tAe ProL-s % ire Company that upon l.ie 70
.e..9A o. Tbs COMPANY voluntarily or 49, -,
have their shares redeemed par before any
paay shah be made 70 the holders Of the com
mon STOCK; that said preferred stock sinai. Dc
amounts and 70 such manner. as the Board o:
directors may sutsorze and determine ont t a. a.
MOI less than me par Faiue or the sAat ss mat =
shall Is ertbis i-to common stock. shae for
ana shah be redee--abie al the option Of the
Company. on or Il any t.Iae after the hrst day OF
5ul}, 1898. aoc before the FIRST day OF july IS4o'
hundred and fifteen dollars per share" .
't.asol. ed 49,. that the Board Of Directors shan
from time 20 time and enforce a. such Tues anu
regulations respecting the issue sale redemption
and conversion or such stock. not inconsistent
herewith, as in the judgment Of the Board may be
eEpel!ert'
transfer be5a Of Company VIII be closed uly -.
1904 a. o'clock p N. and reopened Thursday.
'-'' - ALEX MILLAR
secretarS and Clerk
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4 ENTERTAINMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS for The Tribune
"A Elelr Uptown yAlcs.
No. 1854 BROADWAY
Advertisements VIII be received az TIE following 5raneh
"a shave 3 2sd l53 6th2ve, cor l2tt-st
west 3S Sd-ave between I6th and
77th sts. ols-sI Los lzi-aFe near
eafbf ~ Est 125th-st.; 756 Tremont-ave $50 3D.
ave near 4irt-sE-: 65z 3d-ave-i So Chrtstophar-st
Esroakiyn y. ~ Cpurt-si. 10 CourT-s-
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Financial.
Financial.
To the Holders of

To the Holders
oH9Ou"'e" lIge 40 Gold Bonds, July 1911, First
cosodated Income Bonds, due 1889 Second Con.
soluate" income Bonds, due 1880. Collateral
Trust 40 Gold Bonds Feb. l. 1907
Of
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rhe nenrer 8 So s:rande RaiIrond d.

The Denver & Rio CSrande RaiIrond Co.
Broadway. n Z city. June Tth. 1904.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
L oav declared q semi-annual dividend OF TWO AND
OSE-FAL.F PER CENT. the Preferred Stock OF this
company payable july 18Th, 1908 10 stockholders Of
record June 2Ith, 1914
transfer books OF the Preferred stock viii close
o clock 2 NJ June 9Th. and VIII reopen the
morning Of July 18th. 1904 - -
STEPHEN LITTLE. Secretary.
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Insurance Statement.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
INSURANCE Department

JN;5IRANCE DEPARTMENT
Albany May goth
vrrPtesS THE TEUTONIA INSURANCE
w l-,rsnv located New Orleans. in the State Of
....e-a ~ cled THIS Office statement, by
I@SI+--1H ~i-rrs thereof showing rs condition and
ne md Eas cc--pled all respects the laws
ps-4- -eia.1s 10 and Marine Insurance Com
o. - rD-rated by States of The United
pursuance ca law !. Francis
s,----iuteudeut Of Insurance OF the state Of New
- 40 hereby certify mat s4id company is hereby
appropriate business Of Fire ana
5,-si1~atce 10 state IN accordance law
-a44L--e wear OF
- 77,-na=y al Date OF E1ch statement December
81 -, 3orn Of available assets $3.50 1oo 10
Asg.-s-te I-c-lalag reinsurance 435 04s 70
a. sct.sI Da!d-lp capital. 250 O0J 90
% los. 056 "a
I--aunt q income the 81, As %
$500 eTn.nc-lras for year---...- l72
----~- Whereof I have heTeuntS sub
s~rghad my caused the seal OF
- - fcs 70 Re affixed the day and above
FRA%CIz HENDRICKS.
SUPERINTENDENT OF Insurance
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AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
4 DIVIDEND OF ONE AND 4 HALE DOL
lars per snare Extra Dividend Three
quarters Of a Dollar per viii be paid Friday
July 1904 stockholders Of record close
business on Thursday. June So 1904 The
viii % closed July 1st July I+th. both days
cluded WI r. DEtIN Err Treasurer.
June Is
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rc.s. Central Railroad compnnr

A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF TWO
AND ONE-HALF PER CENT. on the Preferred
Stock a dividend Of TWO AND O%E-HALF
PER CENT the Common stock OF this Company
declared Of the earnings Of the Company.
PAYABLE q the FarInerS Loan q Trust Company. n
18th July. 1904.
New York 18th June. 1904.
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Ocean Steamers.

HAMBURG-AMERl LINE.
SE&I-WEEkLy TWIN-SCREW SERVICE
- FOR PLYMOUTH. CHERBOUR5 HAMBU re
Pretoria. July Is 100 An July 20 AN
A-11IrG July q Noon. Deutschland Aug = 10 AN
tWa-cerses UlJ % PM fPennsyIvaIa- Aug. q Noon
f"dotls.J-ly IS 10 An Patricia Aug 15 $50 AL
-tIrlL beard Nv j call
Dover for London and Paris
M EDITERRANE FAN SERVICE.
NEW-YORK-NAP LES-GENOA-
superb Twi0-Screw Steamers-
E-fuz Oskar-. July A ii 8 P NJ
Pr-uz Ada.uerr is a NJ. = Noon
FIRST CABIN 500 and $50 UPWARD.
According Season
HAMBCR C-AMEEICAN LINE.
Ofices. s. y Broadway. Piers EIoboksn y J
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train colleges Advanced courses In
r received rir,s
Martyr suInmersell. Phi. d. L.krrout Yates Co n Y
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G1NEY ISLAND BOATS

90 DreaFnIa1d o.
steamers Dream and Grand Republic st Johns
ard 'F.1sedaIz" Hourly schedule
Lave West 12oth So 10. II. = a n; I s. a 5.
= Z Leave pa 3 30 1880. llS0 a n (;
l. CO. 80 $50 s. 80 80. $50 ?. =
Leave BATTERY 10 m. Il 10. 10 . 10. alo.
slJ. SO. Ola. To SIC g 10 ?. r.
Four O. aA0at Fine service. rrs.-
cafe Last boac leaves DrearaIaud ? II Round trip
soc. children zoe including admission Drsanal1nG
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Springs Banks.
nREENMIeH SkVINGS RANK.

= L. Cor eth and 10Th st.
lETET2EsE A. TIE RATE or THREE AND o1--
Hall PR CENT PR AEEC& wll be credited de-
peslc-s Tor me SIX MONTHS and THREE MON rs
ENDING JUNE p. 1900 a. from ave coAafs
70 TIRE Thousand eolas entitled thereto un-e- the Ly-
J0IIS IiSRsEN FH0ADEss President
JAMES CLLELAN Treasure
J. EAE%DE% EoBB, sec-ela-y
Deposits maze ~ or before JULY g. 1903. VII draw
t-egEst ron July J. lso-
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Steamboats,.

HUDSON River BY DAYLIGHT.
PaLat!al Steamers NEW YORK ana "AL5ANT'' %
the Hudson fastest ara aHest river boat
The world
Leave Brooslyn Fuon ST. Csy AnnsKJ---..-- 500 A M
peslrosses ST PER- -------------s 20
I'D Sr----.--.-. 8eS
12gth SD -
a NesE Point NeTburghs EouG1ke>r-
sic Kingston Point. Catsu Hudson and Albany Daily.
except sunday Special Trains Ca1sku Nth
as Saratoga connections al points Ea--.
N7rr1 a1a West Through tickses
7fF-as cf n Z Transfer Most delightful one-dxY
oItirEu 20 West Point. SsNourgH, POughkeepsia
sestaurant open az A. " MUSIC
GGGamep HAIRY Powell
Leaving Desarosses ais 2 n SATURDAYS 1:ss
j. ~ " $50 p II Saturdays 2 P NJ.
T2q-h s. on -a-ur1ays only. 30 p II For EiShlant
Fa-Ls West Point Cornwall NsWbuTgh New Hamburg.
Milton l-ghkeepsie. Es0pus. RondOur and Kingston
Orchestra board
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RED BANK LINE.

I.s.ves F-a1E!n St. PEI - y R. daily g. II .
D Sundays. only, for Highlands Ocsanfc.
Lccrs- Point FaIr Haven and Rel connecting
trolley for Long Branch EsoHrE PARK EXCURSION
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Insurance AdjuSterS.
School Agencies.
A pvERTIsEMENTs ana aaaserLplLons tor =

"A supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Governezses
etc. Colleges Schools and FsTuihes- Apply TO
Mrs. 81. J. YOUNG-FUETON. % Union square
A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Tribune
- received their Uptown ONCE
NO. 1364 BROADWAY
Advertisements VIII De received n tie following branch
Offices until o'clock p m. viz ::
sth-ave 23d st. 1913 6th-ave- cor l2th-st
I4th-s 2J7 West 42d-st-. between TN and 9Th
2ss West I25thst; ISIS sdave between 10Th and
1026 Sd-ave. 6lst-st lfoe 4strVe hear
spth-st; 1871 East l25th-sts 755 TTeront-aTai
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For Both Sexes-Country.
PALMER INSTITUTE

Sfarkey Seminary
Boarding school for boys and
girls, spienaidly situated, over
looking Seneca Lake. Modern
building ana equipment Fine
health record. FIFTY -nVe
acres n campus athletic neld
Taas~rAHraa
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FRED. c. RANDALL, 81 Wall ST..
Score ary.
ADRIAN r. JOLINE, Counsel
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MOBTD GERMAN LLOYD
CUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE
TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Piers 1l-52. North River.
CRrpsrta. Jlly Is a 10 A
Ec-lria July . 10 4 " Campania- Aug Is a NJ
Lucau,a .Iulv 60 4 81 Etruria "A - 10 A NJ
saloon rates Tor Urbria aat Et-uria SCI upwards
according 90 Accommodation.
TUESDAY SERVICE.
.T-IE NJ Caru7r Aug O. Noon
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SERVICE
S}sv0Cia- july - = NJ Cltoua. Aug Is Noon
E'ac-olta . Moor Slavonta Aug Noon
Apply - Broadway. York
VERNON Z. BROWN. General gent.
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For Young Ladles-City

LTINDERGARrEN TRAI1ING.-Jpens sept Il IRE
IN Scholarships IT'D HduC early regsJra FROE
BELNOR MAL INST. z. \. CJTTEE. 4S Irving p. n z
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NEW YORK AND LONDON. MAY 12, 1904
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instruction,
For Both Sexes-City.

THE BERIITZ SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES
Madison Square tI122 ErCauwagl. T-oualyu 81
Reduced Rates Durinz summer, also Greek
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SOUTHERN Pacific COMPANY.


OFFICE OF sECEE ARR
New Y0-K. Juue Is. 1905
NOTICE TO sTCCEH~LDERS
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Oh DCMlTloN LIME

DAILY SERVICE.
For 0ld Point Cont1rt Norfolk Portsmouth. Plrner
Point aud Newport News Va connecting Petersburg.
F-a15ul virginia Dea-a. Washington. . C.. and entire
South West
Freight ana passenger steamers sail from Pier "a
y p. foot Beach s.. every week P N
Z. 3, WALKER. Vice President & Traffic Manager
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Intended Steamship Sarss from Vancouver for Japan
China aaL Philippine Islands
Empress o. India July -a1 Empress ~ China Sept ST.
EMPRESS ~ Ja.auA l5-l r. AZ sept
:. Atherlau. -s-l Empress %
Hawaiian. FIJI Islands. Australia and v-ZeaIaad
A6rar-t- July ed Mlovera Aug. 1871
FOR rates ana information apply 20 as Br7atway.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-11-25
HOW COUNTIES Y0IHl|AN[|F COUNTY l1[IS
Only Once in q Generation
is One Likely to be
Issued

q, = srank Peterson the map man.
.n1v. - suss 'oh.pleted tne topographical
n,,h,,.,;a -, r..p=.4.o.y 9
s1li's a''as. ms Work
son, who has done % this !. orl ~ "a A'.,n- ~.
Peterson Ia manv other cnnnt,aa : a. aad ~
who did the work in the south part Of
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-11-25
Tourist Tickets to { colorado.

Round trip tourist tickets are on
sale daily during the winter months
to Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo at lew reduced rates Via the
Chicago, Union Pacific s. North West
ern Line, good on fast through trains,
with high class equipment, The best
iof everything. For maps, booklets
and list Of Colorado hotels with rates
apply to ticket agents Chicago
81 North Western r -.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-11-25
PIONEERS RECALLED
The Tearing Down Of an Old
Building Stirs Memories Of
the Old Time

The Aberdeen Of the early days, the
hastily constructed wooden town, is
rapidly giving way to the new city OF
brick and granite, Every few weeks
we witness some Old familiar frame,
around which cling many 9 memory
of the pioneer days, thrust aside for
the modern business structure.
An instance Of this kind occurs this
week next door TO the building from
which the Democrat is issued. The.
LITTLE old5onace building which stands
In the rear of the old Lacy corner
drug store isbeing torn down at the
request OF ths# cltg anthnritiss, II
being declared 4 nuisance.
This little building was built over the
frozen prairie in February 's2 BY Cor
don and Fowler. The old cut nails
now being drawn cut were many OF
them driven by the boy who was to
win ina few brief months the reputas
tion OF being one Of the brightest le-
gal luminaries in the Dakotas, and
later. IN q coast state to become q dis
lttnguished Judge Of the supreme court.
About the middle Of June the same
year 2. q. Haggsrty, in this building.
began his career ID Aberdeen as .
banker and real estate boomer.
The last business enterprise which
held forth IL this place was q Chinese
laundry. Then it became what II
has been for years, q recepticle for the
rubbish thown out Of the drug store.
Now the building will be rebuilt by
Clarence Lacy at Tacoma park for y
summer cottage by the Jim, whence
" will take with IT, to stiilcling TO it
the Recollection Of two Of Aberdeen,s
most notable pioneers,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-11-25
A Full Report Of the Vote on
the Capital Removal
Question

Pierre, Nov 22(s (specia1s 10 the
Argus-L Leader.) From county official
counts and unofficial returns which
have been received by the capital COM
mittee in this city, the vote on Pierre
will be in round numbers 81 800, and
that of Mitchell will be 4O,60O, leaving
a majority Of 17.2o0 In the counties
of Campbell, Potter and Walworth,
only the Pierre majorities are given
in the following list, the other coun-
ties being given in full as returned,
! the vote by counties being:
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-11-25

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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-11-25

The atlas win cost s.. No volume
IN the home or once win be nsors
often referred 70 o. prove moro
satisfactory possession than this.fins
atlas Of this great county. Orders
can be left It this oncs or mailed to
/ 3. Frank Peterson here.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-11-25
dreat NOrther Iiime TaDIe

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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-11-25

Trust Bakins Powders sell for AS ur
% cents per pound and may bo idsn.
0dsd by this exorhitant pricS.
1hsy arc msnaee 70 public health,
% food prepared from them con-
tains large quantities. of Ro0halle
salte, : dangerous oathaIsio drug.