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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-03-30

Ing OF turnover COLLARS duu Cu1o W
match from 25c to SOC. Black Jet col
lars 75c to 1926.
Early Thursday evening the tire de-
Dartment was called out and made
run to the Aug. Wittmann residence
on State street. A burning chimney
caused the trouble.
Attorney H. N. Somsen, G. w.
Barnes and A. P. Brooks were in st.
Paul Thursday and Friday in the inter-
ests of the Minnesota Mutual Fire In
surance company.
The Schumann Grand Concert COM
pany appeared at the Turner Theatre
last Wednesday evening. Portions OF
| their entertainment were very fine and
it all gave satisfaction.
Prof. John Mayer, of the DR.. Martin
Luther college faculty, went to Man.
kato Thursday night and conducted
Lenten services in the German Luth-
eran church at that place.
George Diedrich shipped his house
hold goods to Lake Benton Thursday
and left for that place with his family
the following day. He will have charge
of the Lambert lumber yard.
Chas. Stuebe's building lot contest
opened Monday and it promises to be.
come very popular. On June lst the
person holding the lucky number will
be given a warranty deed to the prop.
erty.
Attorney |. M. Olsen, who will pro
badly be the next mayor of Sleepy
Eye, occupied seat at the New Uln
opera house Thursday night ant
witnessed the nomination of the cit,
ticket.
The members of the Ladies' Aid SO
ciety of the Congregational churcl
we're very successful with their Easte
fair, held Thursday in the Boescl
building. They cleared the neat sun
of Sis.
Mrs. A. B. Swindlehurst, a matro
7 in the state school for INDECENT child
o rem at Owatonna, visited the city Mon
day. She was examining into the we
fare of several children who have bee
- adopted here.
q Company A will be given it's annus
inspection next Saturday evening b
Major Gerlach. retired. The Spring
j field section will be down and Cap
Buschers expects to be able to music
his full company.
Confirmation services were held i
the Lutheran and Evangelical churche
Sunday morning. In the first fort,
three boys and girls received the SAL
rament, while at the Frieden's churc
l. the class numbered five.
Rev. D. O. Bean will lecture on tt
''Passion Play in the Congregation;
q church tomorrow evening, shown
stereopticon views of the picturesql
old-world tragedy. An admission #
le of 25 cents will be charged.
~ This evening the ladies of the Turl
. uerein will give their progressi7
euchre party, which was postpone
d from last Wednesday night. The cal
l. parties are always popular and
"a large attendance is looked for.
- Capt. John Buschers went to Sprin
D. field Thursday and put the milit
IN section there through a stiff drill. T
al reports them in excellent shape al
s. says they will make good appea
Of ance at the inspection Saturday nigh
e. Yale won the Intercollegiate char
OF pionship at the meeting of the Amer
is can Gymnastic association in NJ
York City Friday night. The Uniye
ny sity of Minnesota team, of which Ell
he er Haeberle was member, was n
ell placed.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-03-30
For Rent.

Three-room house with upstairs:
barn and chicken stable, on 81 acres
Of good land, Is blocks from Postof-
zee. Will rent for $50 a year. Inquire
Of Ed. J. Bobleter, Real Estate, ms.
and Collections, P. O. Block. Off
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-03-30
For Sale.

FOR Sale.
The Appelgren property on I'd street.
Buildings and lots. Also a oodjewelry
business and stock of jewelry, for sale
cheap. GUST APPELGREN,
12-15 Winthrop, Mimi.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-03-30

DR.. Weaver's Treatment.
Syrup for the blood; Cerate for skin eruptions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-Yorx December s. 1904.
CALVES-Receipts IT'S head. az sale making
with already in the pens. 24J calves on
the market Trade quiet and steady. Veals sold at
S8GSs rs per 100 70; yeaftngs and gassers AZ 3 2og
= city dressed veas steady at uGl3c Per 10; eoun-
Try dressed unchanged
sass-w r. Hume s. Co.. 30 vsals Isl n average. at
IS rs per ITO N; II do ia 10, ar Sc.
az 81.
H H Hollis: grzssers 2s5 ~ at 81 s21s ysarlIug.
40 n at s. sos / Go, 800 n. at So %.
5. Judd Co.: veals leo ~ at 81.
head intending II the market. Sheep steady:
lambs f-m. One sheep unsod. Ordinary 70 choice
sheep sod So 5oS4 IS 1o1 70; fzr good lambs
al SO ISgS7 Dressed mutton steady at Tb4S4sc par 10;
dressed LAMBS s1zG10c.
5ales-Toein Shannon los Ohio lambs 70 n average
n, at s. so.
Buffalo sheep 100 10. at 81
D. Harrington: lo2 State lambs 20 10. 81; 1o4 do II
10, at ST; State sheep. ITO n. at "a so.
Kerls Commission Co.: 240 Buffalo lambs, 80 10. at
SIS q 24s DO 50 10 So rs 50 do 81 10 at SO rs: 1879
Buffalo sheep lol 10 at 81 95; 70 Ohio do, f2S 10
81 IS; II do, 1914 ID, at s. Is.
Newton Co: 1877 Ohio lambs, CT n at Sc STU; 50
Ohio shgep. 81 n, at IS 80.
s Judd & co. Al state sheep. ICE n. at 81 rs
t1OGS-Flecetpts 81 I1.2SS head. including
cars 70 be sold Market STEADY. State vania
moss qotsd at 50 se$o per 100 e Country dressed
Sales Gate yeverdayl: j. G. Curtis Son. IS hcga i59
eSeage at 70 per 100 70; II mixed do. l62 10 At 81 TO-
at 81 - - ~ S - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-09
OTHER MARkETs-gY TELEcRApH.

sChioages Dec s--cATTLE-Receipts 1000 head. tn
S.uulhg ~ westerns; market steady: good prime
SS1 2e poor to medium s39ss 50: stocxers and
eeoers nS4 TO- cows 81 4o9S4: heifers. s2qs5; can
nerS 81 s9ss 4G buIls s23s4 1o calves 50 50sI: West
market oGloo lower: MIXED and butchers "a 259s4 -
3 500 hgst s. 1885 co. bulk Of sales. 81 a50S4 40
StEEF-Receipts, IS COO head sheep strong lambs, 100
dPc higher rood g cheee wethers "a 4e9$5 25 fair to
"a fS1neiana Dec sEoGS strong Sc higher; butchers
tar 70 god shippers s4GS4 70; common S2@s2 %
East Burralo. Dec CATILE-Receipts, COO head
ght demand fairly steady; prime steers So 5oGsS ship
ping; 81 6eS5 50: butchers So s5GS5. hefers 81 $50
%; COWS " g 2SaS4 bulls s2 25$4 Is socksrs and
s. lass AoGsI5RessiPss 200 head fairly active and
s. ss@s4 80, 81 2oGs4 25 rougs. 50 1884; stays
SS9SS so. SHEEP and IAMBS-Recsipts, 5000 head;
tive and steady: lambs, 81 50QS6 So
kansas City Dec. observation-disclosures. $500 head;
market sssasy to iec lower cbocs expert and dressed
steers So oOgSo %: stoesrs and feeders g 5oSa TO-
Ratys COWS 81 ISgsS 90 qays hsifsrs 81 5o9s5; bulls
market &c TO ioe lowes pigs 155e lover ton, 81 u
euk OF sales 81 20S4 70: heavy 81 45S4 T1s
81 $685. 90 pigs and lights 50 7S@$4 s2 sHEEPRe-
eeipts sD head market stroDg: native lambs 81 50dS6:
native wgthegs S4g$5 native ewes s4aS4 so; Western
So T58Ss 70; stockers and feeders So 50GS4 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-09
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Tork, December 8, 1904
scyFrz-Tas coffee market showed fair activity and
During the early trading
.5s-s was scnss autIs active Liquidation by Wall Street
interests seemed ready buyers, ana
SITTER opening steady az partial gain OF points IN
IRE with efesay European and moderate primary
closed STEADY gain OF 5lin
-nnfs Sales aere about 5000 bags o. the European
zzsrksts hamburg A9A pig higher and Havre adj
Tanced = franc. NeitheF OF the Brazilian markets re-
and while receipts showing slight
compared with recently, they running
Ii1fle than last year. Nsw-York warehouse
tsiveE1e. which been running very light seemed
o be Increasing semeEhat and willis street people
ali complaining OF Indifferent demand. business as
4 whole seems 70 be little promising. which IN
scruecti0u with the expected smaller receipts, Il Is
viii bullish situation On the ether
hand ths biE American stocks on hand would seem
that the market might be readily subject 70
var manipulation In the event IF material advance.
end although there little disposition operate
s5s the trade evidently going cautiously
the direction Of 5uiiirE prices The spot market was
sas with Quotations tbs basis OF Szc for Rio No z
The OK contract prices In the local market to-day
"a q soiloEss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-09

chop so so b. < So sacks: oiizieai. s25 so
wheat to-day which puzzled the professional element and
made ne market very from speculative point
ton. At all events the Big operators Chicago wsrg
prominent on each turn that occurred and were paTtcu
rted the market up 10 the point Of the day and -
l1sc above me previous night all months except De-
contract and closed lc nat To have found news
Tesp9nsoe Io sasa turn n the market during me aay
be BASED on the mood CT Chicago operators and at times
oa ot eitosetner with the news a hsio Am
but FAILED 10 get good support and within an hour
al quarters including elevator Interests at Chicago
The market acted weak throughout midday in the
afternoon started riEe which soon uncovered lib
short lines These bought good des OF wheat and
ne IArket teok On much healthier tone closing az
during the reports of better Argentine weather.
clear and cold conditions improved cash
the previous day the sensational developments
IN wan street. an ncrease Of 10000 bushels IN Min
neepos stocks Tor i've days. cables, with slight de-
elines and Northwest movement that about 40
cars aheaa OF me previous At all interior points
bushels last The Current the wheat
crop die net yet certainty Of serious
ceres q permanent injury The cash market was es
follows; No red 1914 export 81 ia choice No
NorLneTn Dulqth. 81 23ss 0 sdoat CoEN-The cable
for The purchase foreign corn fer the peasants
WHICH the rTs,o on on sigher level oasy Trop
toward midday Eventually the price hardened again
Chicago 5sS cars but OF this amount only were
contract AT al the interior points $4,000
nosnes compared with 32s 600 bushels vast year Liver
load here, besides leads outpors No eoru closed
ahos oATs-Taere was fair trade in oats and general
stesdness with elevator interests buyers May and
was fairly active, closing follows: Mixed 90 20 81
70 81 5e9s5sc natura. white so 20 10 366g7o ard
BARLEY Market steady Feeding was quoted at "a c
81 Ne"-fork' mating. 45952c, Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-09

c0TToN--he cotton still less active. but
underwent comparatively broad fluctuations and while
Irregular showed sezadier undertone. particularly toward
s close when covering BY rni1 shorts accelerated
II II the ''5innerE'' report
Ehtch. argued 1night have reflected IN the
eEate CT the crop By the Department Agriculture
Tie alleged mistake II Is said resulted ginners
ziZspprebeucing the information blank OF the Census
re-nber % Instead OF the giune6 November
" the which the report carry the crop
Tie aalE originated with tW9-cournn article IN q
Southern newspaper published December g. and which
Thai be had reported to November 90 and inclosing
alleged copy OF the card asking for irforR
Ton which would rendsr the nnistntepretation
2oss.be Il that any such mistake had been
LFeTy has knewn that the Census figures covered
% November 49, since the first instalTent Il ap
Feared ana seams storm Of protest and expsna
ZOE o1e nave been aroused days had the mistake
1e Hket oleneo easy al decline Of Gar points which
Mes Cay partial response 70 Liverpool cables
y locked as Wall Street people chief buyers
:. "a 3sieged that f9ne interests having long
- oa 70 protect thetr security interests the buy
to tnis source, together little demand on The
A1o1 Seefgt heic the market steady ali the forenoon
s5t1 Ds4css Wo2lng ~ e the closing Of the
prices nncer renewal pressure but IN ne a.
ternoon was rallied rather by wave
covering for which IL believed the talk ~ s eror
Tie 5inners figures were largely responsive al
reports Of steader spot markets large exports and liberal
interior shipnenEs compa ed with receipts The close
vas very steady al net advance T1a points sales
estimated go 900 bales. After regular close there
1Enres W 0 ~
ne range q contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-09

Liverpool. Dec s.-closing; WHEAT spot nominaii
futures quiet; December nal Ma Ch. Is aid; Ny,
Is sad CORN, spat steady; Amer mixed 4s 9&d;
futures steady January Is aid March. As nd FLOUR
don Paeiae Coasn steady; fl l5sQtS i5s. BEEF m;
extra INDIA mess, o6s Sd. PORK easy, prime mess
Western De 3D. HAMS short cut IA to 1e 10 quiet ASS
BACON easy Cumberland cut ~ 10 30 70. s9s short ribs
Is to "a 10. 44s; long clear uliGles light 81 10,
as 81 loag clear mdles heavy SO TO 40 10 AS short
clear PACKS ~ g 20 NJ AS Cd clear bellies II 10 -.
oas Shot ls1E-ItS square. II to 10 ~ steady, 4Os
LARD quet PRIME Western tierees aes Cd; American
rerned In pals, 89s Sd. BUTTER-Good United states.
urn. l9s GEESE strong American finest white AS do
eol9red SOS 4AlsLOW primo city steady. IDS %. TUF
Pen y spirits steady, 3ss. R0SIN. firm,
Is 90. PAE4toLEuM refined quiet. eAd- LINSEED OIL
steady, i1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-09
re rsnEs q contract prices in the local market to-day

ne local market closed cuiet and IN
keo On the basts Of Sc fniddlinR upland
lsleolinE Gu4 sales % $40 bales. Southern spot
were autographed follows Mobile steady 1-lBc
ssznsr a. S-16c sales. 200 bales Norfolk steady 40
@9 a IHe: sales ESQ bales Baltimore nominal. at
- augusta steady Lice higher 7Ac; saIes $40
- .ssysnn4h quiet and easy. unchanged The:
g bales Charleston Quiet. unchanged. 7Bc1
sss s s99 bass Sc Louis quiet unchanged, az TIC;
&c; sales 10 zoe bales Estimated receipts al leading
seLs log tc-norrow; At Houston 1000 to 1000 bales
IL US bales last AMI 333 bales last wear;
elsAsoE iiv99 70 T. e1o bales. against 1357s bales
Sss ai ID Us Gales last year. New-Orieans
g ~ . 1659 bales against Is 385 bales last week. and
-sepfs az the ports and interior points to-day CON-
49, VIE TIE sa1as day lat week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-09
Limited Copartnership Notices.

TERMS OF THE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
OF George w Dougherty & Company this day entered
into the undersigned The Arm name Is George W.
pougherty Company and the business
y that OF nToAers and dealers IN stocks and bonds
George W. povEaerty who resides in the Borough or
Manhattan, ana archibald b. Boyd resides in the
Borough Y Brooyn airs the general partners ard John
9 Whitiig who resides In the Borough OF Brooklyn. 10
the special partner The said c. Whiting has
trtbuted IS capital to the common stock thousand
dollars t$luVool which been paid in cash.
The partnership commences December Ist 1904 and Is
70 terminate NoVener so 1905 and the principal place
New York.
Dated November 60 1904
GEORGE w D0uGHERTY.
ARCHIBALD 3. BOYD
JOHN c. WHITING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Dec. 5. p. m--coTToN, spot IN moderate
demand; prices 2f14 points higher, mddng IA
45Sd good m;dd ing, 4341; md9zg 4.24d; low mdd ng
i2e good Ordinary, 3asd: ordinary 3S1d. The sales
OF the day 1000 bales OF which LOO we're for
speculation and export and moulded 64oo american. Re
estpts Il 0o0 bales nciud ng 2D0 FutuI
opened steady and closed quiet American middlng G.
Decemher AID: December and January AID January
and February, 4iSd February and March. 423d March
and Ap Il. 427d; April and May A3od: May AMI June
3d. June july, 435d July August, 43Td; Au-
gust and September. &.3Td.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-09
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine ruled dull easy
with Of asked for MACHINE made barrels Lowe- Sa-
FaIlnan market the lowering factor Rosin
steady but quiet with good strained quoted
at g 30 Tar at SIS I5as5 20 for oil barrels We
quote.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on ard machine hbls. SIG
b1i5c.
TAR. S. 1855 20
RosiN-common to good ssralnsa. $3.50; z s. O5i 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-09

Cofse esales-Rio-Coffes market quiet; No Rlo
sss exeange L D. 2d receipts, 1000 bags shipments
t as uz.tsd States 600 bags: shipments for Europe
1900 5oz 600 bags. SaHtos-Cofee market
quiet g5 Santos 5s60o receipts 1e. 900 bags
Eccz. le51c09 bags. Hsnburg-Conee market opened
z31 higher; 2 30 2. m LG% pig higher;
sEies 1keOo bags. Havre-CcHee opened steady
y trane higher Il n unchanged; 3 . n unchanxe
q 80 , a unchaugsd; rutai sales 3. 900 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-09
READING SYSTEM.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. K
nve minutes earlier than shown below -.
EASTOS. BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAgCA
SHUNK-z4.00 CTS Eastu1 onlyl. s1o a H. 1-5s
40. 500 (5-45 EastoE only1 , m suncAS& 4Ass
vii E 81 And sCRANroN-zaoO. ala . IA.
30 p SuncayS q 80 a m. p -
L-AhEH00D. LeAkEHERST. TONS RKF EH Al -
bARNEGAr-z4o0 90, 'S-fo M El-So 40 Al
dakewood and Lakehurst onlyo. As-9a xaas y u
ATLANTIC CITY-ss. 40 a. m Is. 20 D. m
FKNELAND AND BkfDGETON-x44,lQ q ..
LONG BRANCa. ASBURY PARK OCEAN GEDEE.
z400. A50. f1-39 q x1z0. AS. $40. s-3es Use
E. m sunday. except Ocean Grove. 200 q M. &0a
ATIASrIC HLDs., sEABRIGHr MoxMouTH BCH.
EAST LONG BRANCH-4.oo. $50 SIC. 1L30 \ "a.
80 430 $3.50 Atlantic lids. onlyl. szo D. N
days 500 a. N. Zoe m.
PHILADELPHIA tREADfNG TERaEIgAZl-ss7A lee.
+ss0. ts.eS -4Se 800 TACO. fT.Sa sa-ao. iiS-sf
D N. M
24fH AND caEsTNUT srREErs-s4ss t1ss, s1ass.
sl2o9 q n. '200. 1900 's.ea. 'L0o. fs.2s > N.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHTNGToS-ase. s1o-sc. staos.
400. 400, $500. 100. s12.t5-
READING. HARRISBUR6i. louisville AID WILL
a M reading o2iyD h5ioo III &C. Il 90 p m Rsad-
ing. Pottsville. Harrisburg only. ~ 90. t500 =
ZFrola Liberty Street Only sDaily. fD9tly, excart
Sunday SSundays only. fParlor ears only. WA Ia
Of1ces Liberty St Ferry South Ferry, Ast1r House..
261 434. 1900. 1854 Broadway. IS9 sth IS Union
Square West. 15S East 125th ST. ga West 1e5th s..
245 Columbus Az. New YORK; Court 81, ga $50
New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks hagEAgs
to destination
" G. BESLER C. n BURT.
vice-Pres. and Gen Mgr. Gen Passfr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-09

Exeasags special Liverpool cahles Spot COTTON
basness doing; sales 1000 bales. 49,
fss SL lvsg AaeTicaI 500; receipts II GO, l-ser
es ata1iiEs upiszlc AID futures opened sfesS,
lses5er az FAes. el9ssa snlst net 2s points lover
SD, February March, 453d; Marcb1nr sss
11is-s--eg 500 May-J1ne s23d; June,Tliy Ss9.
5sf3s enc August ptenhSr 437d MaSeheser
5tttssseliars elqths quiet ~-s-le1-
All AE1AI~-The nnartcef
shsfss sSInreiszs SaIez anin1ortarlt sprsr,
sss 20 wsnter stfsigtg s. 25Gs5 4o winter
e "a sssss sp5ns clears. 81 zez<4 IS; extra No 4 gt
Szosn-55ss7sso co. extra No winter So a5NSs 81 gYp
ncy 81 ze2eee Tar % good, 81 40Qx4 10: choiee
sssEsa kin dg,s = Psg ICE q oRNMEAL-sasy
essss 8 1913 - h5ae white ana yellow 81 s5assI a.
e. Heet%Fn go sEs9Ctfy asm: Western duli Ono
- 7z1sa5s Ftlas 10 2 s1sa6ard rufddling
- ina aes. IS s. city bran. s5sQxa biz biz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-09

So 10; G. IS Is; H. SO 20; s. 60. < 81 Iods4 i5i NJ
s. eo9s4 e5; n. 81 soGSt So; O. IS 1885 %; W.
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits tuEpentins.
Tar ....-....'s "" ~
Savannah Dec s.-TURPENTINE drm at zsci re-
ceipts AIS bbs: sales eco ROSIN arn receipts. LIB
bbls sales $780, shipments. 5S2; c. s. 90
D. 50 521 z So 55GS2 sra T, 81 5T1s6S2 60; G. 8 65
GS2 g. II So T5GS2 771s: So 3eGS3 a2s; K So 90; III,
81 80 n 81 30; " G, 81 20: W W, IS TO-
Charleston. Dec s.-TuRPENTINE and RoEIN-Noen-
ing doing
ing doing; receipts 81 ROSIN firm 81 49, rs
ceipts los bbgs TAR 81 50: receipts 43 hbls.
bbls.
Louaon Dec. s-TURPENTRE-spIrf sTs 3D.
RoSTN-American strained. SIS lad: tine, lis Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-09
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN q Hl2TFORD a a.

Trains Depart from Grand Central 92d s. and
IN Ava. IS follows fer
BOSTON. via New London and Provtasnce-f4,50.
r. 1000. * 10-02 A. II. r. 1soo. = los II $50
III SEQ e i5.0f sFf2-Oo p. ~.
BOSTON. via Wilhnantic-ffs:OO A NJ. 400 p II
BOSTON. via Spragfal5-f900 - u. OIL LEO. 400.
-I1-Oo p. NJ
FITCEBCf2G. & W0rcestsr-f3-00 p. NJ
L.AKEvIIsLsE and NORFOLk-ts-50 A n. f3sSl ?. IL
CT. HARRINGTON. STOCEBRIpGE. LENOX- PITTS
FIELD-44.5O, 1880 A. NJ, 1871 p H.
WATERBURY ard WINSTED-t4;5o $500. ff8.oos
1902 % ito Waterbury, A. NJ. ffo3. tao.
$50 oi. f6.e0 $500 Waterbury, ?. n
Ticket Offices C(Srand Central station and c11oth
St. also els. c261. 1is5 ei4 sroadyay. g PaTk
Place c5 Union cls1 Fifth Ava, e23 Columbus
Ave 649 Madison Ave, c27S West l26th ST, ia
12Jth St In Brooklyn. ca Court St, sec Fultor ST.
$50 BruE1Way, F. D.
sDaily. Except sundays. SUNDAYS only. fstopz az
xStops I25th Sundays anly- FFarics Car
Limited Has dining Car ePari0r and ssspins ca
tickeIz also.
c T HESTPsTEAD. Gen. PasA AZ
O. NJ. SHEPARD. Cen supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-09
Ocean Steamers.

EAMBURG-AMERlGAM Linz.
LONDON-PARIS-HA
CHRISTMAS SAILING.
NEW s s. BLCDCHER.
Equipped Grill Gymnasium.
FROM EIsW YORK DEC 10. 1900.
Due In Plymouth aud CherRourg Dec Is.
and in burg Dec -.
RATES FROM S65 Up.
Beravfa. Dec II n. t'sloltSe. Dec. %. 10
has grill room and gymnasium board
FVla Dover. Via Plymouth, CEsrbOurg
NEW -NAPLES-GENOA-
DEUTSCHLAND. q. $50 m: 7. T.s0 A.
PRIEz ADAL5ERr. Ian 10. q Feb %. April II
fMOLTkE..
PFIfSz osKAR.........Jan. 81 2 D m Mar q May
9Via Madeira. CIldiz, Gibraltar. Malaga & AIgters
Ofices IS and 81 Broadway. Piers. Hoboksn. N =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-09
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo Dec s.-FLoUR steady wHEAT-sprizs
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BIaden For Glenn.

To the Editor: In your issue of
June 4th / notice special from
Elizabethtown which says: I'm the
Bladen county convention the dele
gates appointed to the State conven-
ton stand on the Governorship thus:
Stedman, 8; Turner, 3; Glenn, g.;
Doubtful, 81 AS this special is tend
ed to misrepresent the sentiment of
the people of this county, / wish to
make little explanation. There were
nineteen delegates appointed to the
State convention. Whether majority
of these are for Stedman, Glenn or
some other man / do not know, but l
do know that after the delegates were
appointed a vote was taken to find out
the feeling of the convention as TO
the choice of the people for Governor.
There were SiXty-tWo votes cast. me
writer was one of the secretaries and
took down the vote as follows: Glenn
"a SO: Stedman, IA 2-3; Turner IL Y !;
Dawson, 1.
BIaden is entitled to eleven votes III
the State Convention, of which Glenn
will receive 67-372; Stedman
9 56-93 Turner, 2, 5-124; Davidson,
11-62. While the delegates are not
instructed they are honorable men
and / am sure will give each man the
vote he is entitled to.
Give all the candidates a fair show
ing and the one nominated VIII re-
ceive the solid support of Bladen's
Democracy.
A. c. JOHNSTON,
Editor Clarkton Express.
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class. This sermon was preached by
Or. William Dewitt Hyde, of Powdoin
College.
The musical program in connection
with this service was elaborate and
The large commencement choir was
composed of DurhamS best voices,
The selections rendered were all Of a
nigh order.
tomorrow will be the big day, so
TO speak. Events will follow each 9TH
er In such rapid succession that those
VINO take in all of the commencement
VIII be kept on the go. At II o'clock
tomorrow morning the baccalaureate
address will be delivered by Dr. Frank
G. Woodward, of Richmond, formerly
president of the South Carolina col
lege. This will be followed with a
meeting of the trustees at O'Clock in
the afternoon. At this time the alum
nj address will delivered by Mr.. Good
win Davis Ellsworth, of Washington.
d. c.. At night the annual oratorical
contest for the Wiley Gray medal will
take place. This contest will be be-
tween four members of the graduating
class.
On Wednesday morning at IL
O'Clock the annual commencement ad-
dress will be delivered.