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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL x. r.
liberty street and south Kerry Time frOua south
''S H's minutes earlier than snOwR OslOw.l
h1s;S ~ tD, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCn
a. e9u t540 Easton only p sun. IS a. n.
WILkESBAERE AND sCRASTON-z4oo. an a
E.E1N0OD. IAkEHURST. TOMS RTVER AND
naA5NEOAI-z4OO s9-40 a m. l. g. 40 Iaks-
$50 at1 LaAshUrsr onlgJ. 40 .. Sundays.
ZALLANIIG city, a. n. "a 40 D m
I5'ELAND AND BRIDGETON-tz40O m x-f 30
LgNG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
EVtSI .PLEASANT AND sEASHORE FONTS
Toge@: ~ II 30 a. NJ III 90 45. $40. 50 Except
rs'ellli 90. AS. $50. $50. IL50 D. m
s1aOty@ except ocean Grove. 915 a m. l. 30. 90.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -ERMrNA1l s4zs
siso ss6 = ~ tI3Ge T.I99 m. IL 90. =
<faa AND CHESTNUT STREETS-F4 IS - 90 ga 90
- sg9 a n. 200. t'4OO. 400. 900. 70 IS D n
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-so 90. 30 1.ss.
= w. 800. 200. IL Is
hE7aIDiHG, ~ tRTtIsSURG. POTTsvILLE AND WILL
a n. Reading orIyl. fsf00 90 - ~ :, AL Nv
Reading Pottsvls ana Ersb 2 only "a 90 * 90 :, -
49,, i3 ys sou I.-Fr Il OF Rector St,
1Iantlc Elds Seahrtsht Monmouth Bch- and long
Loo 90. s45. 4s6 $40 "a % to SsbTrv ' Pa ~
IEIn- 7 TTplys Laoo a n 60 = 90. 90
sunday SSundsy Only tParior cars ouiv FVia Tar-.-
qua xSarlrdays aEsNcept SATURDAYS
ssJ Ioerty - FERRY; south Ferry. Astor Hous.
square West I53 East 125th St. 273 Wess 125tS -
go CoiInogs Avs. New York Court ST sf4 sss
Eulton s. Bklyn; 500 B'Eay. w'rnsburs New YS-ls
g q - ees for and checks oagsase % destination-
" w. ~. 2 $3.50 C NJ BURT.
''-7 IT'S ana zen Gen pas5= A e
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Irft LTEtE Receipts TO-DAY included
ca-s oy treg5t ana tew scattering Cps by express
FeSs a1s !a &c satE-Hs n SOD demand aa4 arm but
Glow. Ducks ami E-ess unchanged Live pigeons tl.L
n l5- D. Soitaern and soa,ivestsra ia BOWLS. per
~. -I.s -, -. I.' a. - -is7s,e. 81
, ~ - e,--Ta s,ei Ter lrzr, 49,, "a
win better demand the tone quite arm win some
ho1rs !He.7et 20 ask a shade higher. sPs.ns Sh-Sras
Fresh killed t-rSe5s al9t s;e9ly Near7y s9rHs ii1'
rame s4,fabs plenty and SLOW quote: Fresh killed.
iiai5s. d. Common. I4@lsc. 6hoiIERS rsiiaaeiphls
ga o. n 10 pair per H. Nos DO mixed szes ls4
&c. 20 tr3H7y ..12!s 81 70 &c 3. 5 "a
reTIs' . ,IHe' Log ~ Dr., 1;1Eal ca
sca'aeG t:e DO Western and southern. small l2dI
dcaded l2.e do southern and s6ut%s4terr dry picked
% s..et q 1-f AS 3r s'+ Long isiaad
per ~ i54l55c 30 Eastern. 15c; DO Jersey Pernsyl-
lec SQUADS prime. large. white. per dozen s. 30; do
F5&T 5S ya I PLs T5, sPF, 9a'Gss s,s ss
steady under light orerinss GaRbases plenty mt ana
supply ana low. Elephants steady Lettuce IN light re
ceift more plenty an lower Peppers weak
Green peas easier. string beans draesng Squash and
,nr fesrg a. about steady prices quote POTATOES.
Long Island Il bull per l7D 10 >! i S 7 5 !, 40
Southern 81 5oGs2 common. 7easl IS YAMs sogt6-
BAGES IcR Island ana JsTse Bfr zoe 81 oGgS2 co. do
200 Slgs- 800 Hf-Ls hns, g s6, a 900 "a T
81 = DO other Jersey Maryland etc 4Oq73c CELERY.
Jersey per dozen lunches 2og6oc; 10 state and
goe per bush boy, 5oqge5o DO virginia Dbl crate
$Iasl 70; LETTUCE Boston, per dozen. 4od5Oc; LIMA
BEANS potato. per a Dbl basket. s2aS2 90: do aat
pole. S10$I 50: do common tbush). aOc4$l; ONIONS
nearby yellow per S3dS3 %; S3HSi: white
Per basket. 81 5OaSl 20. southern white per
or basket 81 25aSI 70. Shore. red per bb
sl potato s3q$a 80; do basket; 81 5oaSl 75 DO
Kentucky. per DBL $39S3 IS; do per bag 81 6OfS1 G5
PEPPERs Jersey. per bbI 81 2oaS So do per basket
T5c: PEAS Western New-YoTk per bush basket Slfp
81 y: do per bag 50cdsI: STRING BEANS Boston per
box 5O4T5c: do State. and green. basket
6O875c Jersey and Long Island. per basket 4oG60c
Per bag 3OH5Oc; SQUASH Hubbard. Dbl 504Tbc;
do 25a50c; do white. 25c do yellow erookneck
TOMATOES upper Jersey. box. 50c9S1 80; do
South Jersey 35cGSl %: TURNIPS. Rutabasa per Dbl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool July 27-Ciosng: WHEAT-spot nominal:
futures arm; September, Is s1sd CORN-Spot quiet
American mixed new As AID; American mixed old.
As Sad; futures drrn September A. 3s.d- PEAS
Canadian. 4tsd- FIOUR-St. Louis fancy
ter. duh 81. HOPS IN London Pacific COAST firm.
f6GE6 los. BEEFDulI. extra India ness SIS 9d PORK
Steady; prime mess. Western 6Is cd CIT MEATS
Cumberland 20 to 80 n. AS short rb 10 - n,
46s, long clear mdss light IS "a 10 AS clear
mides IS to 10 10 46s short clear backs. 1G
20 m. ASS; bellies Il rs 81 Shoulders
square IL 13 n. strong. AS. LARD-(luier prime
Western IN sierees AS 90 american rensd IN eais SSs
BUTTER-Gcod United states. quet. SIS. CHEESE
steady; American finest white SIS. do ceIored sos tai
LOW-Prtma city. Arm. Els Cd TURPEfNFISE-Sp
Sd. ROSIN-COmmon. steaiy, - Tiad PE-TRO-
LEUM-Refnsd quiet. 6sad- LLNSEED OIL-Fi-u. IS. d.
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NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & RAlTfO9D n. IA

4th Az. follows,
# 1900. = 1o:O2 4 NJ = 100. .. los. - S;GS.
Z 500. 80 sol. s'l2.OD p NJ
BOSIO\, ia Hartford and Wiiiimanto-+ss:0O A. NJ.
zoo ?. Nj. Worcester via Putnam
BOSTON via springneid-tg.oo A NJ. tl1cOO. . 400.
FITCHBURG, via Willimantc Putnam md Worcester
-+s3.0O T. VI
LAkEyILL.1 and NORFOLK +'s-15 \. VI. 1880 P. n.
GItE.AT b ItttIN GTON. STOCEBRIDGE. LEMON.
PITT Eli via south NorwalN-t50O. tgo:15 a. N.
sl.3H 1880 2. N
WATERBURY ana wINsTED-f5oo. $500. 1880.
4tl0h2, s'lO-o2 ito Waterbury, A ", +sI:0S. I4.j1,
E'5;t1, $500. $50 % 90 Waterbury, r IL
Ticket Offices a. crand Central station and cf25th
also a Glib c26i 80 ciJi Broadway. Go Park Paca
CO MON square. cs8 Fifth c245 Columbus 90
Madison Az. cts West 18th i53 East 125th
Brooklyn. - Court St, $50 Fulton ST. 500 Broadway
h Z
Daily; tE1cept SUNDAYS gsundays only. satlr-
days only sStops I25th 81 tPari0r Car Limited
Has Dining car Agencies selling Psrlor and Sleep
Ing tickets also.
& T. HEMPsTEAD. Gen Pass As--
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. July o. 1904.
BEANS AND PEAS-The market holds steady for
ehocs domestic white beans but trade is generally
quiet Red kidney show increasing strength. and a
few small sales are reported 50 81 y q So Most
holders asking the latter price. Cable ad-
vices from the bean growing sections Hungarta
deae serious damage TO the crop and quotations from
there are considerably higher in consequence; the
market here has responded much yet though
there is a more confident holding Scotch peas quiet
We quote: BEANS, marrow, choice per bush 81 s5 %
81 go do medium. 81 95: DO pea 81 so DO red kidney.
az SO; white kidney 81 500 81 IS: do black
turtle soup 50 soGt2 ss do yellow eye 81 So g SO:
zsa 81 so: do other foreign medium. 81 SIS 10;
foreign pea 81 SO; Scotch bags. per
bush, 81 10.
ZUTTES-xso.sses to-cAx Aooa pkxA The market L
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NAVAL STORES.

The market sor spirits turpeutins quiet
irregular with floating machine made barrels
at SIC 6d1zc. Resin Dun ard without
Important Tar remained dun and nominal We
quote
G56ac.
TAR-Pins and oil bbls nominal
ROSIN-.-lumCn good STRAINED 81 G5eSe 70; z
So r. So So Is. H. Ss5 -: T. 50. X s. s08SJ 5
d. S4 10. y. 81 go. VIC. s4 20. WV. 81.
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin. bbls. w Se
o. To- --
bee. o.. Cd . . o. 80 be- -.
Wilmington July .7-SPIRIrS TURPENTINE steady
80 bhs ECSlN--%othing doing. receipts
I2 TAR firm 81 50: receipts, 83. CRUDE TCRFh.N-
TINE nru So -. 50 80 81; receipts. tTS
Savannah. July Eft RPE$TINE trm- s. sc SO "a
receipts, 80 hois, sales us exports. 80 RoSN steady
receipts $50: sales 1.75S. exports. 600 We duots
\. g So 2Tls Q. s. 52is: F. 81 3TIs r s. 42ls
G. 81 47lg: H. S. Is: l. So o. X SO 80: NJ So 72i3. y
So T2l4; VIC. 81 22ia; WV, 81 53(1
Charleston July @7--TURPENTINE firm. SIC RlSIN
rrru; \ Il . g. 90; u. So % F.. 50 80 = 50 %
@, 50 40: II. SO 20 l. 81 s.; X SIS 80, NJ S. 52is ~
Sc 62la: 81 15- WV. 81 13tR
London. July TIT FsENTINE SPIRITS. Ala ROSIN
American strained. - 3D. fine lis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR steady.
wHEAT-No spring. 9sgo9c: No 8. ssq99c No red.
e7Ge9c. cORN-No 2 soc; No yellow. 51'.e. Oats
Nq 9a.SSsSs 10 white white a2Hg41e No white ans
ing S5g8se; fair choice mating 42d5Oc FI.AXsEED
No J. ST 1s4s: No Northwestern. 81 -. TIMOTHY
sEED-Prima, Sc CLOVER-Contract grade. SIl -.
PORR-Mess. bbl So sOGS12 So. LARD. per 100 n.
SIS 77Gs6 CUT MEATS-Short ribs, Sides loose. 81 -
sI 81 a; clear sides boxed. 81 25GsT so WfS<EY
to-day BUTTER steady creaerles 13G17c dairies 12+
I5c. EGGS firm At mark. cases Included, I2S164tc
CHEESE steady. 7s.Gs'ac
Duluth July 2T.-Close: wHEAr-No Northern.
81 O2: No Northern. ESQ., July 81 ora: September
eOAc: December. S6isc.
milwaukee, July 27.-WEEAT. new. September sg4.o
RYE No L. 75c. BARLEY. No .. efRS2c; sample,
33G5sc CORN. No g. 5la52c: September. Tsc asked
Alinneapos July 2z;-wHEAT-JuIy 09xe; September.
Northern 81 OF sc: No Northern e8$sc FLOUE-Ffrst
patents So 1895 20. second patents s5R<5 To- first
clears So 55qs3 65 second clears. 81 So BRAN bulk
s14; shorts, s16
Philadelphia. July 2T-WEEAT FAC lower: contract
July. s6iaGSIc CORN firm and isc
63G5s-c. OATS quiet and shade easier; No white.
natural, 46g46isc; do clipped, 4Ttsc. BUTTER I'm
Coo EGGS easier: fresh nearby. 1geP1stsc loss
Western 1SG19c. mark: do Southeastern, IT41sc
mark do Southern. 14pi6e. at mark. CHEESE steady.
fair demand: New-York full creams choice fancy.
sGslac: do. fair 70 good, 1nTAe. Receipts: Flour.
i7o0 bbls and 100000 10 in sacks wheat "a 900 bush
81 900 bush; corn ca 900 bush; oats. 500 bush.
81. Louis July 27.-C7ose wHEAT@No red cash
elsvator 9asc July e4c: September, IS sGSssc; .
hard. soQ32e CORN-No 2 cash. 5Ic: september asl.c
December. ss-c: track Sc OATs-No cash, Soc July
Ssoi SsresmDss, s2ha; Ne whits. <sSs3ac.
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Al

l. the PrI-raI Supplies and Accounts. Navy Derart-
ueut Washington. u c. until - o'clock August
publicly opened Immediately Thereafter,
uish che J- Naval academy, Annapolis. Nd. 4
furniture comprising Wardrubes. bstste1ds
was lsr
wrought pi-e cast-iron pipe pipe atti=Es
gauges. valves Mason and doors
tarbs. tracsous mantss stairs. etc slams proposals
will upon application % the Navy Pay oascs
Baltimore. Nd, - the Bureau II 7. 3 HARRIS.
P4yuasJ-- General. Z. 5 y
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NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTe8s RY
Proposals.
nEPAKTMENT OF THE INTERIOR OF

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, OF
- ice o Indian Affairs. Washington .. c. July Il
1904 Notice hereby that bids for the
- Unbiased segregated coal AID asphalt lands
leased segregated coa AMI asphalt deposits viii be opened
BY the COMMISSIONS of Indan Affairs Office. in
v Washington. oates follows For the purchase
?. N tir1el Monday. October 1904 tracts
WtlbUrt0n -Stgis- District tSo. - "
Monday December Iss.
FCtsaU District nc y , o'clock 2 n
eastern time. Aontsy, February 1895 vrGcts IN
McUrtsiu Massey District tNu a. at clock ".
Eastern Monday April 3. 1903.
IeaiEh ArGnrore District N0. - az NJ JEast-
r.-ue'. Aucda. June .. 1875. anu for
t-ct No unbiased sesregated asphalt lands =
p VI. eastern tIruet Monday. :. 1898
Circulars descriptive q the lands and deposits
Unbiased segregated asphalt auds
segregated coal and asphalt deposits
upon application % tlls Office L Ind
ian Orion Agency. MLskogee. Indian Territory
B!as O. prescribed form. found
regulations. a certified cheek twenty
amount OF tee bad accompany tLs
Will be sold for cash and successful bid
Will Dee required deposit with the Cou1iss1Esr
lpdiau Affairs the full amount % their respective bids
Within hten days after receipt By them OF notice OF
OF the successful bidder
comply with ne bid within the tine spe-
fed the check deposited By evidence good
viii forfeited % the OF the Choct1T and
Cniclasgw Nations The rgCt reject any al bids IS
reserved Deeds % conveyance VIII contain CLAUSE
subject hoWsv-r. Co existing rishts OF .or rail-
roads" A. G. TONER. Acting CoCaUiss oue-. Depar--
Interior Washington, d. .. July Is 1904
Approved TItOS- RYAN. Acting Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

- i1cal market for cotton closed quiet and
-Sh@!sse on the basis FOR naiGaIlrg upland
~ fl4llilng Su!9 sales 90 bales.
as flo ,hsrn spot cotton markets were telegraphed
-sas ou4 unchanged 10 Slice: Gales 100 bales sa-
~ - unchanged 10Ss c; sales. bales Charles
wilmington nominal. Norfolk
n =, ss,ss 10 bales Baltimore nominal. unchanged
- Aoble nominal, &c lower, lOkc Augusta
..SSa..., unchanged. 10&c. sales bales. e. Louis
1-lGc lover - - e. s-e@' - Sai17- AeH-pAis quiet
pa-s a. tn ports znd Interior points to-day CON-
S~'s1 WIN tae same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

anywhere from &c TO 1hc. indicating less conndenc.
over tne cash situation The MINNEAPOLIS stocks de-
creased zIsgoo bushels in the four days Al ali
interior points receipts aggregated 7se 600 bushels
compared with 5Tl,5o0 bushels D year ago Th iaasi
market started out strong. but the usual selling
ior snort account based the
abe weatheF eoHdtions IN the West. This weakened
re H.aIAst 4oE TINE, Dut the constant arrival
aiTa-ls reports from the other side bulls
clGe0 adNanLaSes which med he bal
ance OF the day. No at the close was quoted az
. y o aEoat No Northern Duluth 81 % - I 0
aroaL tORN-Much OF the strength in corn was a
matter OF sympathy with wheat in addition 20 which
some Complaint was heard regarding the cool weather
IN ne West and us possible effect retarGiug
srowth The advance or @d IN Liverpool cables also
had effect upon sentiment TocaIlv trade was
rather quiet but the market closed firm partly
&c higher Interior receipts announced 5g3.
bushels, compared with SOC. 900 bushels the same
day last year No corn closed sec q
55e b adoat; No white, SEC. and No yellow. &c
Z o b ahost OATS-At Chicago active
commission house trade IN oats with prices at
higher, following other markets The local cash mar
Aet however. ruled easy. with mixed. Is TO 81 n.
quoted at ~ SAFE natural 80 10 - 10 45g &c and
nominal. BARLEY-Market nominal
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0rrIcE OF THE CONNnssIoNERs- Id q

- Washington. July - 1904-Ssalsd proposals will
received ths oaca until II oclocS NJ Angus lgC4
for constructing portion Of the SYSTEM
and New Jersey Avenue Trunk Sewer. In inc
District % columbia Specifications
proposal be obtained a. this ofcs The right
and all bids bids HENRY
b T. MCFARLAND HENRY L WEST. JOHN BID
DIE. Commissioners. D =.
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the slrervisias Architect, Washington D. c. July 20
1904 SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received this
office until O'Clock m, on the llth day OF August
md opened FOR partitions. plumbing.
etc in Z. 3 Appraisers Warehouse New York y.
Y in accordance with the drawings ard specification.
copies o which De had this ofics the Of
nee ~ the custodian Anew York y. y a the dis
erection @ Supervising Architect
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising Architect.
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ne statistical position q Brazilian co1ee $ fo0Ws:
Visible supply .
Same tire 1903

fl1TCN-TD-Gays cotton market showed Tatner an
point activity With sales estimated AZ
TInUa1 bales whereas they have been running around
~ trading quiet except
toward close. when the market was
bssrishIy affected issued by prominent
lower Wall authority This report compiled,
according II The circular issued from
replies by 200 correspondents IL the cntton
producing sections. and estimates the condition
- -te BIS cent which would = IS said mean
production Il 831 bales = realized The report
also 81 cotton remaining u the 81
date July 20 been l0a9s6
hses Other Gvc-s received during the day q
= days
Fal Rive situation showed change. and u
ported thar the Southern mil presidents who to-day
discuss the situation had decided continue short
Vine schedule about - = The TuaI
Tor August and September There also
the European political situation. Gables
rrst Disappointing but the earl market here showed
Uue-.ng q
demand for July beaIed shorts position
stared points higher wch months unchanged
points lower q renewal 4 support from
nfls-tial such sustaining mar
90 -1r several and after open
ing began % rally. Liverpool turned steady
NeE-0rIeaus ruled F-n. -le August notice
Gay 20 New-Crl-aus hut advIces reported that Few
any. tenders being issued August firm
ness Here the market worked . advance 20
shout middle - Afternoon broke
and l0st most Of the The late trading under
tri.ng attracted BY tho report mentioned
hnaliy barely steady a. advance Of sac points.
Ire range Il contract prices IN the local
VS. e. follows.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. July a7.-FIoUR qu!et- WHEAT easier: No
Norrbern 81 Or CORN stronger; No , yellow. 56c
40 . cora 54c. OATS weak No white sJc. No =
mixed ale. BARLEY nominal RYE No : IN store. Of
Ted NJ T3c CANAL FREIGHrS-Wheat Csc: corn
2Ac, 20 New-Iork
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10 SIS. -925 1855. eiJ5 m. 1225 "I2.55. 30
t'325 Congressional Limited p. - - IS s45S 925
p m 12-l0 night sunday. 81 81 -lO5J a m.
i2l sI255 t'3.25 Congressional IAratet'y. -.
SOUTHERN RA1LWAY--3-25. 40 p m, 1910 m.
ATLANTIC COAST ILcSE-s25 a. m and - D N.
sEAB0ARD AIT. LTNE--1225 p. n. and 1910 a n
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-s@5 D n
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-755- a N. week
days, 455 ?. n. daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK--I55 a. N.
yTee Hays 80, 5 . ? N daily -
CAPE MAY.-Ia.J5 D N. days
LONG BFtANCH- ASBURY PARK Unterlaken Sundays.
and Point Pleasant. 40 SIS I@25. i255 sat
urdays only. except Long Branch. l - Saturdays
only -, 30 5 -. - Except Branch. ASS
and $50 p m week-days- Sundays. : p, . -
ana 40 p m From Dssbrosses and Cortiandt Streets
FOR PHILADELPHIA
800 - -i5J. -. $50 ~ st95J. - 81. no. q
100" llJ1 a m -l225. az %. LOO . 10 2j5 % .,
s99 Is - . 80 t+55 North PM aaeipnia only.
80 400 ~. So 80 % - for North PEiladelphia
Sny . m. y 10 night weeS-days Sundays 6.u5 -
80 - % sTS5t 3JJ 40 .. IS l225 ~l2 %.
80 IS . 80 . - 81 for North Phi al phis
ahIsdelpnIa only p m. 1910 night.
'Llning Car fExIra-fare train.
Ticket Offices. Nos. 46 1854 eel Broadway: 1s2
Fittl Avenue toelcw I'D ST. 263 Fifth Avenue
Br0oHyH Court Street sGi Fulton go Broad
aE, and Peu7sy wanna Annex Station The New York
hotels and residences through destination
Service. -
". ". ATTTR8URY : P WOOD
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TWENTY-T4IRD STREET
AND BESBROSSES AND COHTLANDT STREETS
sS-The leaving time from Desorosses and Corriandr
Streets ia I'VE minutes later than given
Twelty-thrd Street station.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05
Reasons Why The Republican
Ticket Should Be Voted
Straight.

On the official ballot there are I2S names
and il will be difficult matter for the
judges and clerks of election to count the
votes. 1t is true that many have personal
preferences rather than the political ones,
and to those who do not thoroughly under
stand the method of voting, it is danger
Gus to attempt to scratch the ticket, for
the reason that it may be thrown out and
not counted at all.
The republican ticket should be voted
straight by the taxpayers who desire
clear business administration of county
affairs Without exception the candidates
on the republican ticket have demonstrat-
ed by their own success in their different
callngs of business, and this unquestion-
ably shows their ability to handle the
affairs of this county.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05
REpuB .lcAN STATE TICKET.

Presidential Electors,
DAVID II. MOFFAT, Denver.
PERCY < RIDER, Dolores,
SIMON GUGCE$HEiM, Denver.
fOHN c. OSGO0D, Garfield
PHILIPPE. STEWART, OF Fl Paso.
For Governor,
IAMEs II. PEABODY, Fremont.
For Lieutenant Governor,
Jesse z. MCDONALD, Lake.
For Secretary Of State,
JAMES CowIE. Boulder
For Treasurer,
JOHN \. HoLMBERG. Denver
For Auditor.
4. +. BENT, Prowers.
For Attorney General,
NATHAN {. MILLER, la Plata
For Superintendent Public Instruction,
KATAERINE l.. CRAIG, Jefferson
For Regents State University,
DR.. THOMAS y. BAIRD, Huer-
fano.
HAROLD u. THoMPSON, Teller
For Congressman at Large,
+. Il. BROOKS. II Paso,
For Congressman First District,
ROBERT ". BOSYNGE, Denver.
For Congressman Second District
HERscHEL NJ. HoGG. san Mi
guel.
For District Attorney, Ist Judicial Dist
!. W. y. SMITH.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

W. II. JONES is a successful business
man. conducting general store at Empire.
He has long been identified with the min
ing interests of this section and enjoys q
wide acquaintance. Those who xnow him
speak of him as a conservative, public
spirited citizen who will give to the Office
Of county commissioner the closest possible
attention and serve the whole people al
all times. He has never sought political
preferment, but when called by his party
to represent his precinct. he did not faltei
bat has worked faithfully throughout the
campaign even to the detriment Of his pri
vate financial interests.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

The magnificent reception given Gov
ernor Peabody upon his visit to Idaho
Springs last Monday was splended .es;i-
monial of high esteem in which the execu-
tive is held in this section of the state, and
that his acts during the labor troubles re-
ceive hearty, endorsements And it was
not Republicans alone who delighted in
IGNORING the Governor but members of all
political parties welcomed him to the city
and assured him of their approval OF his
every act, pledging support of his law and
order policy at all times. 1t was spon-
taneous outpouring of people to testify their
love of right and peaceful conditions such
as the distinguished visitor represented, and
the people await the opening of the polls
next Tuesday to show more tangible
evidence of their friendship.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

THE visit Of Governor Peabody to this
section OF the state has had most bene-
fetal effect and will bear fruit at the polls.
Citizens who had become prejudiced a
gainst him from much reading of the OPP
position party papers. turned out 10 see
him expecting TO have the ISLANDERS verified
and were surprised to find plain, every
day business man who frankly told them
of what he had done in his official capacity
and for which he had no apology to make
to anyone. He made no boasts, no
braggadocio; simply statement of the con-
ditions that confronted him and the ex-
ecution of laws as he saw them. That he
was right was evidenced by the tact that
the supreme court sustained his every act.
No appeal was made to the voter for indi-
vidual endorsement under false promises
but assurance was given that should SIM
liar conditions again confront him. he
would follow along the same line. There
was no qubbling and no uncertainty as
to where Governor Peabody stands.
His frank statement as to the exact con-
ditions in the labor troubles was a revei-
alton to many who had read but one
side. and his explanation of what step
was taken to redeem the states good name
convinced his hearers that there could have
been no other solution to the problem.