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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Yorl. November IS. 1901
r-.E-1-F,F--TFa showed continued weak.
ness under liquidation the absence OF genera otI
There GOOD uut
.ne enough TO check the deche, anu
sffer opening steady OF lOQlo points prices
closed steady al decline Of 1890 points The European
markets being easier helped the initial break Wh-e
gss rnored that bearish crop in from Brazil,
sc later cable Eugene Urban the successor OF
Krische Rio made public: w esther COL
Ttnues favorable all three coverings have set wen
breaking and estimate ftlo al
600 bags" considerably higher than the trace
has been allowing the Rio and even II the rex
santos crop should off 100000 bags, II wouta
tndacate very respectable total Il Is hardly HheIy
fl17 the trade viii accept without con-
fr7lation. 81 does not coincide with SOME
earlier the season AS a matter
OF fact however reports concerning the Rio crop have
uniformly those 10 the
6ffion n the European hets
Hamburg was %9l Pig lower, while Havre closed 2
franc lower Neither Brazilian markets reported
any change steaciness q Rio being hardly IN accord
wiz the the quoted above Saies
OF futures locally reported Of bout $500 bags
spot market quiet. with quotations on the OASIS
Of SSsc for Rio No Z
The range prices in the local market To-Day
CllpTrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1904

bbl 75cGS1 %; New-Orleans. s5G$6: ONIONS, Con
necticut Eastern white, bb S2qS6 80; do yeow.
$2QS2 80; do red 81 5OG$2 do Orange County pr
bag S2Qs3; yellow, 81 504S2 %; do red 81 90,
State and Western. white. per bush crate 81 3gs Ia
81 25 red bulk per $50 No. 81 76aS2 do per 5as
81 5oqS1 75 OKRA, Florida, carrier $lUS%
Florida, per basket 50 50Q$4 80; PEPPE62;
4sc As1Y o Der leo punches s3g$4;
ROMAINE New-Orleans per bbl $5q$. pIshs~S,
ton green per basket SlqS2 do Florida green 'IgS2
Orleans bHnGies g 6eg$3 9uAsK I99rF9% r per
50Q6Oc; TURNIPS, white biol. 15c1Sl L.
bega Canada per bbl s0Q90c; do nearby 500 Zoe; IA
TOES. Florida, per carrier: ~ 2OaSS 90; 40 W.
I0G$2 so HOTHOUSE AND FRAME lttclI-
UC'TS-t'ucumbers plentiful weak Lettuce steady
Mushrooms held firmly Radishes firm Tomatoes pour
We quote CUCUMBERs No J. dozen 4c@9oe; do o1 No
2, per case, $2d$3; LETTUCE Boston. per dozen sOP
60c: MUSHROOMS per 10 25050c; RADIsHES' per lOO
5OdS2 80. TOMATOES, per lJN2Oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19

lOT~rON-The cotton market showed still further i'm
point Of activity. ana while there
a a result Of and moderate
support Of buish houses Local speculative
with their views he forth
Cflcal statements. The g neIf report, giving
The amount o. cotton gnAed up 10 40 - VIII o.
tEsusd IN instruments the hrst OF which will be pub
lsheo carly cfcial crop
he published December 3. and 1t IS probable that
the census figures VII ely be out OF the way by that
j. that the IS hardly likely
30 have material effect prices, viii be
convincing 70 the size Of the crop Estimates TO
gnned since tho last repcyt range
from 200 l6O 35OCeo0 bales with the bears sngu-
larry enough naming smaller crop
prices for Tie immediate future rate
certainv as ~ rs showing is SO gres thar IL would NOT
their accounts prior TO its publication II should
lead comparatively quiet and
Bureau may temporarily stimulate business The opening
OF tie market to-day steady IN hanged prices
little easier han expected But after increasing the
decline little the rallied, afJerware
there iTeulsTity. the general steady
Inc market was nalIy steacy at cecine OF point
advance Of points Sales estimated 300
bales The into sight figures larger expected
owing 70 good Increase in the interior
continue full however while SPOT
markets zc were
fairly liberal leading Superintendent King
bales, against A47.7lI last year;
Canada 47l02 bales against ~ 6ol last year;
year gain OF stock st interior TO- as bales
S5e4s last yeE brought into sight for the week.
Port 3s4se against 2e1 last ycar
Overland mills ana Canada, go 752 bales Against
$50 ast year Southern mill takngs estimated 466 90
bales. against s6sGo last year interior towns
In excess OF September J. 542 1876 against $50 o3
last year brought into sight thus season
bales against 2s9S year. total crop move
10000 " 'H ="
The range OF contract prices market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER HOUR
ON THE EVEN HOUR"
To BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON
sPLENDID TRAM sEKYICE.
NEH Y0Ri. NEH HlYEa Z HARTFORD r. h.

Trains depart from Grand Central station. - St anu
BOSTON. Via New London and Provde5ee--4.50
i 1900 * l9-''2 N. t+.i;oO. '1.lI-"a. Il 5-oA
B0sfOS' via WiIlma-ltic-f.S:OO A VI 200 ? II
BOSTON via Sprin gfeId-t9OO a. ". ti.12:U0. 500
'IIO0 P. NJ
fAkEVILI.E and NORFOLK-tS.50 a VI 1871 J.. "
CT. HARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGE. LENO&. PITTS
wATERBUFY and WINsTED-tl.50, $3.50 t's.0G
$500 1000 5000 60 Waterbury) P n
Ticket Offices cGrand Central Station and elsa
St also at ella c261 1IS5. c1354 Broadway. &c PAk
Place Union Square. sS2 Fifth Ave. Gas Clunbs
Ave $40 Madison Ave. c273 West 125th rs
Ia5th St In Brooklyn. Court S6J Fulton ST.
Broadway, = D
DAILY. Except sundays. sSardays only steps a.
125th st. sundays only rFaric- ca
Limited. Has dining Car. cParor and Sleeping Gar
tickets also
g T. HEMPSTEAD Gen Pass Ag-
O. NJ SHEPARD Gen Supt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19

The Ne.York market for spot closed dull with
prices points lower of DC rnj56na
upland and 1026c for niddling sales 100 baIes
sr9phss as follows; Norfolk steady. nc lower at
st ll-l6c sales 80 bales: Baltimore nominalIy &c
eSscf Gales, 1h61 bales: Savannah
sales $40 bales Orleans steady lower
at S-lec; sales
az lI6c: sales. 100 bales; Memphis suis nc Love-
eo9n az sdans points Tor toneTTew: At New-orIeans
last year az Galveston ID 500 800 bales axain.
.45SS last week and Sis7e last year, Houston
10000 10 1900 bales against week IL
year. '~ ~--1 A>'1@<
Is eolnisTeo "lE the totals Of previous and Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov ls-Closng: WHEAT-spot nominal;
quiet December. IS I'D March. - sid: MAY.
Is al C1RN-Spot American mixed steady futures
steady: December SD. January. As 5i,d- FLOUR
- Io1is tanrv winter steady. 9s 80 HDVS-At London
CPacnc COAST hrm fslts los EcF'- Extra India mess
firm G7s sd PORK-Prime Ucsr. Western quiet 15S.
HAMs-short cut, IA to IL Ii, dun A. BACoN-pull;
n 45s: long clear nidlles light To II. AS: long
clear niddles heavy 50 t. 40 N. ass backs
Il N clear bellies. IA ID 43s SHOTI.
DERs-sqnare II 10 IL ID, weak 34s Cd. LARD-Quiet:
prime IN tier as, &ls "a. American refined In
pals 37s "UrrER-,iood United states steady. 7o-.
tIIt.FSF-StfoE4, American finest white. Nm-ri-
can finest co1red. 4ss rAILoW-Prime city steady,
nm s,enAv L I1NSEED liza PE-
TROI .EJJM-Quiet. 6ibd,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19
STOCK on HAND.
THE IRON MARKET.

Trading In pig iron certificates on the Produce Ex-
change to-day active of the week. and
closed another market the tendency having been
steadily upward for on the hrst call 800
OF February SIG Is 10 SIG 10 ON the sec
ond call 100 April sold at SIT over 90 points
advance since Thursday noted In the late deliveries
and orders for several .argc lots ot iron We're reported
close 10 the market Prices the last call IS
follows: Cash SIG -. November. SIC 6S: Drcombe,,
To4Sl7 January SIG sOdST; February. SIG S19Sl5
March $40 s5q$1T: April. Sl3G$H 10: May onsTsd At
SIT 10: July. SIC 75QxII To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. IS u. n.-CoTTON-Srot moaerute
business prices points lower; American mdd.ng fair
bCCd; good mddius, j.44d. mdGirg. 5.}4j. low mia
dliug S22d: GOOD ordinary 5osd; ordinary 92d The
sales OF the 5000 bales OF which 300
speculation and export and included 300 American;
cetpts 10000 including 1900 American upoue Z
easier and closed easy; American ridIbug. < O. Never
Ter 25d; November and December 523d; Dcceubr.
January. January ans February, : Zoo.
and March 2Td; Marcn April - PM May
3 sod: MAY J.a2J; June and auiv. july
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19
Notice To Creditors.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-INP PURSUANCE
of order Of Hon Charles Davis, Surrogate of
Ulster County notice is hereby given according law
TO all persons having claims against Augustus H Bruyn
late OF the City Of Kingston County Ulster deceased
intestate. to present the same. vouchers in
al his Office In the City Of Kingston " Y.
fore the 2Ih day Of December 1901 hereby
given 70 all creditors Of said estate that
ton Of the undersigned apply Letters Of Admins
traton said under the provisions OF Sscon
2.66i Of the Code OF Civil Procedure
Dated: Kingston y. Y, November 10Th, 1901
JOHN FORSYTH. PETRONELL.A B. FORSYTH
~, -, - - Petitioners
and = o. Address. 2s5 Wall St. Kingston. n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Noy. 1s-FLOUR easy. wHEAT-sprfnr
weak 10 Northern. 81 1875: winter spot scarce: No
nard 81 rs CORN unsettled: No yellow old 67c:
no 62,2c OATS strong; No 2 white 34&c: No
mlxed. dSc' HYE-No 1. sec. CANAL, FREIGHTs
Chicago. Nov 1s-Ths LEADING futures -a,r.. o.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentine steady quiet md nchsrsa,
tGsin ruled firm az UNCHANGED rates Tar held for
full prices with johbinR business good We ruot4.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On machine bbIs $50
55i.c -7' ''S
TAR So
ROSINConrnon good strained. s. a50s3: f So O51p
81 10 r. So lcG$3 10 G.. l50S3 20: H. So 2paSs %
81 S3GSa 40; X s.: NJ 81 45as4 30; " 81 70GS4 10 G.
STOCK ON HAND
'I4'S 'uIl'" tSt d Il
Wilmington. Nov 1S-SPIRITS TURPENTINE firm
5o receipts io5 casks ROSIN firm 81 so receipts 35I
htls- TAR firm 81 so: receipts. 50 bbls CRUDE ST-R-
"ENTINE firm 81 20 81 50 so: receipts.
savannah Nov. 1S--Tt RPENTINE steady. 5Dc;
'et'ts soc bills: sales -; shipments "a ROStN nrm
receipts, 2l2p nbs- sales 2O29: shipments Quoted
\. = q. 81 rs: n 81 60. f. 81 50Ia. r. 50 STl-: G.
s. t2'2 n s. So 81 80; X, 50 So, NJ 81 IS. y 81 so
W G. 81 -: W W. IS
Charleston Nov. Is -TURPENTINE and RosIN-
Nothing doing.
London. Nov. 1s.-TURPENTrNE-sp Spirits. ass 4isd-
RpSlN-Americau strained, lSs lid: nne lis Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19
instruction.

Fer Both Sexes-City.
PROF. LIE MAITRE
10TH ST. FRENCH LANGUAGE.
University and Teacher in
New York for years. Class private lessons az his
residence students home
THE BERLlTZ School OF LANGUAGES
Madison Square G,132 b way); Brooklyn, Court St
New terms beginning Trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19
r EADgMC SYSTEM.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R
Liberty street and south Ferry (tims from sour,
Ferry five minutes earlier than shown Below
EASFON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND NsUCH
CHpNk-Z4.00 t7-l5 EastOn only. 81 d n 80
40 800 !545 Easton only D n suadays - Z
WTIKEsBaRRE AND sCRANTON-z4oo ana
300 2. m Sundays "A % 4. I g. m
LAkEWOOD. LAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER. Am
BAKNEGAT-z4O 90. 80 40 a n. zi33 a
lakewood and Lakehurat only. 500 slnsaTs
ATLANTIC CITY, a m. 1870 p n
yINELAND AND BRIDGETON-fzi % a N ri n
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT, AND SEASHORE FONTS
l15O 2 m Sunday. except ocean Grove. 600 a N
Atlantic HLDs.. sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH
BSH. FAST LONG BRANCH. s3o. 1L30 a n
PHILADELPHIA (READING TERAfINALl-s435
IT.C0 IS 90 900 10 90. 100 a m ti26O .. 06
$3.50 too 70 co. 81 90 $500 20 co. tT3O $500 SO 90
.12 90 a m 400 t.466 800. zoo. ts$ DO 20
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-soo .Iaa
WLdLIANsPORI-I400 z42S 1900: 70 10 u0aa
IL 90 a Reading only. 81 90 81 20 200
Reading. Pottsvile. Harrisburg only TACO. 800 n
zFrom Liberty Street CIV DAILY. 4Daily. s1csDt
qua. xSaturdays- aExcept Saturdays.
Offices: Liberty St Ferry Ferry. H0.s.
261 434 1900. 1854 Broadway. $50 stN Az 25 Union
Square West 1873 East 125th s. 273 I25tr S. rs
Columbus Av.. New York: Court St 344. SEQ Fu.ua
St. Brooklyn: $50 Broadway. Williamsburg New Tork
Transfer Co calls FOR and checks baggage destination
W. G. BESIER. @ " R-TRT
Vice. Pres. and Mgr Gen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-spot cotton in
nodsrst. demand; saies 900 bales: speculation
bales; 1900 bales American middling uplands 554d,
futures opened steady points lower closed
Decenbe-- January 23d: January-February ga;
s-erch 5 ED Hsrch-April NAV
300. Gay-June June-Guly and July-August b32d
firm.
The following the receipts Of cotton al
a. por.s since SepteMh@r /
Bales. Bales
LES Brunswick e7.S6o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19
LaCkawanna
Steamboats,.

30 ST % N 4 2SR f E&sESx B
FALI RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fan Rive.
Leave Pier 49, y. r.. foot OF warren s. wees aASr
only 500 p NJ S'eaI4S's A'-@-A- 49, 49,
Orchestra each D. A.
y foo+ OF Clarkson st. weekdays only at $500 p N
steamers NEW HANtSfii'>E anu '-'' "
CHAPLIN - g., y IL 1y.--s--7 r--,1
ra1s ~ ne North Pier % F. r. foot OF Pecs
SIN weekdays only 800 P. NJ Steamer RICHARD
PECK.
CaTSKUL. HUDSON & COXSACKIE BOATS
LEAVE CHRISTOPHER ST. WEEKDAYS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19

SOCK ia FIavre bags OF which 2,213.000
Brazliaa LAST 3O72000 ard 2207 600 bags. re-
greCtivrly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19
raot prices in the local market to-iay

Cofee cables: l2loco,ee Toarilet inact5yei 70 70
$3.50 exeh-Ise. T. l532di receipts y 600 bags three
days. STOCK 30 ono sa1tos-Conee market nat
good san.os 5Sfrf; receipts $4,000 bags stock
! " Coffee market opened = pig
lover: st --3o = n q al pg lower sales. 1900
le-rr-.-CTYe- market opened barely steady. =
franc Lover: at q declined u franc; at 3 m ad
>arco6 f-ancs 5:3o declined a franc: total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19
Railroads..

PEN MS YLVANIA
RAIL ROA D.
THE ONLY FoUR-TRAck LINE LEADING
OUT OF NEW YORK.
srA AN6 DEs aSfs And coRTLANDT STREETS
time from es v ned SeloM @
TWenty-third street station.
FOR THE WEST.
's.53 A. M.-CHICAGO SPECIAL
4 IT toF PES kiM1TES L1M1TED-as
:4ss + + a a-eH1SAS9 IN EG9lfEp: 'O
$50 M M-wEs EHEsS f ESfREss
.ssS +. M-c1E WEiAND And CINCINNATI EXP
300 T. WASH MAsnI SsAe X ASb Tie SOUTH;
13 8; - 70 '9S5' 1OSS =. ., s. %
p NJ j. 10 night. Sunday. s25. %. %. .19S5 M 9s
sotTARk S = R4iLWAY~s25. AS p 1910 a m
ATf4HNrIc COAST IINE.-e.25 a. m. s.25 m
sE:ABoARD AIR LINE.-1225 .. m and 1919 A. m
Norfolk AND WESTERN RAILwAY-s25 p. m.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-76O a m week
FOR OLD i'T P6 ii SoIFoRr NoRFoLK--7oS m
ATaS4iE s = p da and ass D. m weekday.
f f6EG ER17t GsbnF faF North A.suy
except s0 Long n9i4 BraneS and 45s M
Sundays. S.25 a IN. 4-55 p
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Toss: i155 a. m. IL IS .1s5S .1s5 2lS :525
8.55 425 '425 455 ('t4 North Philadelphia oniy)
.555. 655 1885, $50 p ESQ for North Phadelgh6ia
.d55 s25 's25 'I955. 955. 10 25 10 % a m;
Philadelphia only. ABS .5.55. eos. T55. %. 925
l9.55 for North Philadelphia only 1210 night
'Dinins Car. fExra-fare train.
Ticket offices Nos 461 1854 lib and 261 Broadway s2
Fifth Avenue Cbelow 23d ST.: 253 Fifth Avenue corner
29th ST.; Asor House and stations named ned soovs'
Brooklyn Court Street $50 Fulton Street $50 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania Annex station The New iork
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through destination
Telephone 543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad CAB
Service
w. W. ATTERBURY, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19

at a
Stock Of american for Great Britain same 1921.
FLOUR AND MEAL~-To-day's -four market wss quiet
and se aq9aP 9Sen On patents So
winter stTaishL g 'So 9S winter patents . 60
extra No . winter. 50 6oa$S 50. RYE FLOUR quiet
S. sc Ea IF z' FoTR ann auoed at s. 5
Rsr 100 10 tea MEAS ou Se aoted e' Fine
Ehi IL I and yeIioT 81 90 isqs1 FEED
$50 90 standard middnp, $40 5 do, So 10 Red
sos as b NIX d R68 aes F dd9s 2ia So
hOny ShoP E pTk ana S We're re RS a 8 in
today continuation of Thursdays we're decline
cry by unfavorable Western crop
The pit undersood from the nature chicago ,rsdng
af5e m4Say thai rad eadP qSes e Sfe The
n6ns ae TO The ,s effect that Winer heat was
ering rom dry weather and to some extent alsn ron
traders and was extended later some Of the larger
shorts here a1a W Sd s Nay Ssn beav ear in the
cay weak cables and BroQmhai report that present
cried up compietey and the bears found @
Thstanding heavy Northwest arrivals OF s4s ars
m ee has e hon as b as The Enr h
HeL closed "a sd net lower and Paris vas % 10 polnt
BudaRest off points AEgentins shipments amounted
red 81 q expert and 81 225k choice; No Northern
Duluth 81 24N: No hard Mantoba 81 0s3s b adoat
CORN-Owing TO continued heavy Western receipts, ag
Pens ne s0lT sastaned shaTb r.. break eaTy IN the
IN wheat. closing Il lower in this the
day the Interior $1,000 bush, compared
with $4,000 bush last and the weather ayorabls
enough 10 belief in large
On the decline bought loads New-Yorl,
and Europe declined I'D from this side The
ightness OF the would indicate
tors waiting to the effect of
nent prices and whether Europe
On further decline. No .
old New arrive quoted 57c for No 573eo for
NO white and 5Sc for No yellow. o b OATS
There was commission house selling Of the
ana an early break with other followed
speculative oerings The cash are here Wa
10 y a
natural white 36G$7l2 &c clipped white 80 to 40 n
% gag BARllCN-Ma1ket steady Feeding ted
al 4647c, NeT-York. Wheat including flour ,xgor.s
%eth ACCORDING 70 BradstT cts
sss So hush against 1854 276 week ana SIS
80 las yea since July wheat exports aggregate %
6e sl hus against "a S76.c2S year Corn exports
10Y ne week are 1899 las 05l last week
4oS2s.sOi bush. against % 9s2,603 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHEPs' AGENCY
supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors
to Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply TO
Mrs. NJ. ]. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union SQUARE
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-08
EATON.

| H. B. Fox was in Dayton Saturday
Miss Beatrice Smith, of Ypsilanti
Mich, and Miss Ada Fox, who has
been visiting Miss Smith, arrived here
Saturday.
Mr.. Covert left Saturday light for
the conference at Pleasant Hill.
L. L. Brown and family are spend
ing their vacation at indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs c. Albright returned
Saturday from st. Louis.
Y. M. McCabe and wife spent Sun
day in Richmond.
Carries Welsh is spending a few
days here.
Mrs. Albright and daughter were in
Dayton Friday.
Miss Ruth Longnecker and brother
were in Richmond Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Homan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coffman left on
Sunday night for st. Louis.
c. A. McNeal spent Sunday here.
NJ X. Hensel left Sunday for Mum
Gle, Ind.
Professor Brouse and family spent
Sunday in Richmond.
DR.. O. G. Watkins and wife spent
Sunday in Richmond.
The following invitations were re-
ceived by large number Of persons
in Eaton Friday: At home, Mrs. John
Eberly Parker, Wednesday, Septem-
Der Z, from to 5.
The Preble county fair will be held
next week beginning Monday and last
the entire week.
Eaton needs village Improvement
society which will put in good shape
the ragged and Objectionable places
in the town. Many streets would be
improved if the owners would keep
their lawns cut and the weeds cut
down along the cutters. The mer-
chants should take enough pride to
keep the empty boxes away from in
front of their places of business.
Citizens who have the interests of the
village at heart would do we'll to form
a improvement society for the pur-
pose of making the village of Eaton
more attractive.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-08
Tragedy Averted.

"Just in the nick of time our little
boy was saved" writes Mrs. w. Wat
kins of Pleasant City, Ohio. "Pneu-
monia had played sad havoc with him
and a terrible cough set in besides.
Doctors treated him, but he grew
worse every day. At length We tried
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, and our darling was saved.
He's now sound, and WELL" Every
body ought to know, it's the only sure
cure for Coughs, Colds and all Lung
diseases. Guaranteed by A. G. Luken
& Co, druggists. Price soc and $1.0O
Trial bottle free.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-08
THE MEANDERER
A Few Observations By the Way.


There was really no apology to be
made for his presence in the village.
For years he sat on the corner during
the day when the weather was fine
and when it It in that condition
he sought out certain saloon. 1t
was very necessary for him to sit
somewhere, and his choice was either
street corner or a saloon. In his
youth he attended school long enough
to learn to "chaw' tobacco and to
spit at a crack and that was about
all he did learn. From lack of enough
exercise to get up sweat his body
became dwarfed and knarled, and he
didn't look as good as thirty per
cent. on a Confederate bank note. In
his pocket he carried a package of sa-
printed "choice' poetry Of the vulgar
sort. These he would take from his
pocket occasionally and look over
them with a sickly smile, one of those
SiulieS tHdt Woulu THROW HlcH COW
into Mysteries. If one of his ilk
would happen to pass along he would
call to them to sit awhile and read
some of his "potry.' Then he would
resume an air of self-content and
throw himself back against the wall
Of the building assuming an attitude
possessed only by one who had con-
trolling share in the Standard Oil
company.
elias he wife, some one ven
tured to ask Of a pedestrian. "a
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wife! well, hardly. He hasn't any
thing tangible. All that he was ever
known to have that he could call his
own, was an appetite for liquor and
tobacco
Year after year, day in and day out,
Mr.. Looking-for-a-drink can be found
in the same haunts. He is never dis
turbed Covered with filth from head
to foot. blear-eyed, bewhiskered, foul
mouthed. and loathsome he is allow
ed to sit on street corners, in door
ways, in the cutters and around pub
lie buildings. He is never disturbed.
Children going to church and school
observe him and wonder what man
ner of man he is! Can these children
be inspired by tibet presence of this
kind of character? Does he stand in
with the police that his filthy pres
ence is allowed to be a Main street
fixture? If there was a lot ON the
principal thoroughfare upon which
noXious weeds grew the property own
ers would be instructed to cut them
down. But Mr.. Looking for-a -drink
is never disturbed. Never told to
"move on.' To improve the city he
should be reminded to betake himself
to the tall timbers, where sweet faced
cows and green meadows might posi-
bly, inspire him with ray Of hope
remind him that he is the son of some
one, and that there is some excuse for
his being on earth.
Have you observed him, dear reader?
Is the point clear enough?