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New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
ROOSEVELT. THE IDEAL CITIZEN.
His Election Means the weIlbeing of All
the People
10 the Editor OF The Tribu.e.

10 the Editor OF The Tribune
81. IA the beautiful and far famed valley OF the
Sneiianaoah cast my first for the greatest
OF all Republicans. Abraham lincoln In those
Gays which tried mems souls and tested the rnettle
man the Impressions made my miud
we're ihdehole ana can never be FORGOTTEN.
Anis NATION owes most the Republican party
1or us preservation and those who are honest and
ialr and who can remember those stirring times
WI admit it. So strong is this sense OF obligation
Ioo'eo ana grounded in my very being that have
never 1alled to vote for every Republican, candidate
ior tlesident since that time. Ny first vote was
oast Tor a Republican President. and I am sure
mat my last and final will go for a Republican
10 10 M PRESIDE over the great nation that wonderful
bai - nas Inaoe SO strong and prosperous. would
oe untrue to my convictions, false to my own con-
science. did do otherwise The greatest and best
Teh ~, tnS country ever produced have belonged to
If II 81 clh3rac!er IS the standard of the man. and it
should be, Theodore Roosevelt will stand pre-em-
aeter OF high order such as his An deal citizen
o. an idea! nation is one who loves peace ana hates
Ior his country Theodore Roosevelt is ideal cit
II a! this world the most precious thing IS hu-
man Iie In the higher sense IL cannot be replaced
millions Of Rockefeer cannot be recompense M
in promise OF saccessfG and prosogrons on f
ure. such as Theodore Roosevelt has had In the
dore Roosevcf be a soSi d pinI f MA career OF dheo-
the truly patriotic citizen soldier is The bibesf an
pest type OF man; There is no higher grade. What
teer in the hour Of need Of dstTess and feave all
tnaL IS dear Dehlnd-hgh position and grand glow
ms prospects OF success at home in the paths Of
peace! What lofty patriotism What herosm!
Honor to whom honor IS due. Deeds. rot words
Ardent love Of country. devotion o duty Surely
the wise, intelligent, great American people will
not rebuke what We much need in these times
when there is none too much real downright old
fashioned manly honesty and real principle. High
honor and sterling integrity of the type Of Theo-
dore Roosevelt should be rewarded and encouraged
in an age when we meet every hand so much
ns;neerity pretended patriotism. duplicty deceit,
lack Of real principle and friendship want OF gen
uine character of the sterling. earnest kind.
Let US uphold the right and all that IS and
noole in by voting for Theodore Roosevelt.
There Is no real issue in Imperialism. The great
American people are able to throttle that. Let
not worry over such nonsense The real the only
vital living issue is the wellbeing the prosperity
Of the whole people. Not doubt and uncertainty
about new policies and methods. Let hold fast
10 that which IS coed tested and not found want
Ing and vote for the party of progress and develop
rrent, II un5ustly the claim made that they
are not economical the other party
Brooklyn. Oct 90 1904. ROBERT REID.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23

To the Editor C The Tribune.
oE; The electors OF this country who feel that
ne administration OF the government can safely
os oomE'itte1 10 the Democratic party should con-
Gce- three points:
1lst-4he financial question viii remain settled
an0! me Democratic party gets chance to unset
= - e-tAer by a fanauoal political agitation or
0y eHecLFe legislation. and no longer
eeoond-The tariff question win remain settled
-atA the Democratic party can enact another re-
VISION OF the Wilson-Gorman type
AAiFc-trospe-tty viii continue until the Demo-
Isae parry can. by effective action. impair the
nslloaal credit. destroy confidence and undermine
hg capital - '-''S91Su "OAA-
- a. emphatic victory for Roosevelt ike that
49, vas gwen for Mckinley in 1900, after trial
So - oPon ne merits. VIII indicate a settled and
SeSt.,,..tItt conoiuon OF economic thought and a
- T. intelligent apprecia ton OF existing fnan-
&C Industrial conditions and administra tive
i-s.l-H. conversely, mere passive victory might
'usssle q wavering vacillating sentiment re-
,S-l1hg or present economic policies-as q cloud
|S1 US horizon presages a stornl-and forecast
Posslpe reversal OF existing conditions IN 1893
mo an overthrow OF the Republican party
New-York Oct T. -e0s
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NeW-Xork October u 1904.
BEEyES-Receipts Ve-e IA cars, or 265 head inciud-
ing cars for making. with the stale stock
90 cars On sale No trading to-day Feeling unchanged
Dressed rather 6izGl0c per n for ordinary
10 choice Sides beef ct 5Eg6rzc No later
cables from London Liverpool Exports to-day we're
925 cattle. 50 sheep and 5.S26 quarters OF beef
CALV VES-Receipts $50 head for the market max
ing with stock carried 2e3 head sale, all
Westerns and There almost no demand for
stock offered. and only one OF Westerns were
sold at s. 81 = per n Veas nomiEsy steady Cry
selling SIlSc per 10; country dressed
Sllac. dressed ETassers and fed calves 49G12c.
SHEEP AND IAAMBS-Receipts Il ears, 4 PIT
including y the market making. with the
stale stock 23ls sale, mainly Jersey City.
Several expected 70 be carried Common
sheep sold 81 754S4 80 per 100 10;
choice lambs at S5qS6 Dressed mutton steady at 5gSo
per n: dressed lambs 50 I0c-
SC 100 n; 2io DO, 7S n S6; 459 6l
IS Coz 23 60 10 at 50 5o 2O do, 7s No. Ssi i22
lerns cornrssion Company 200 Indiana lambs 20 n
So 6s DO y d. at Sc l2z do. 81 10 at 80 IS; A
Kentucky 20 70. s.: g Western b.
Indiana DO 90 10. ao s. 80; s. do ~ at a.; i0S
Kentucky DO. 81 10. al 81 Is
Newton g Co 2ss Virginia lambs. 70 10 at IS 75i
HoGs-Receints were s4s9 head including osr for
the market. No sales reported Feeling firm lOo
h!gher Buffalo and Western advtces.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Yorl. Oct0ter % 1904
CoFFEE1-The coffcs market ruled little easier. ap-
parentv as result profit taking smaller longs
nad bought on the recent decline. Iae was not
favorable prices may been considered
disappointing at decline o. I franc. but Ham
burg was quite as good a partial sdvence Of
mfg and private from there rather
buIiish condition holders being against
their stocks buyers holding of hore @ lower
prices and the Interior bare coifee There little
fresh buying hero. however for Sunday, and while
Wall Street interests appeared 70 be taking part Of the
offerings the tendency for d slight reaction
as no rlore natural. opening a
unchanged prices advance OF points MARCH, the
market slightly, closing g
10 points sales reported Of $1,000 bags
receipts moderate and Rio advance
IS res santos. however. remained unchanged, and
the bears pointing that prices this have
hardly responded the recent bulge consuming
markets But Santos ruled relatively steady during
the decline OF a week parity between
two markets such bull speculation
The spot steady with quotations the basis
sac No iavre reported clearance about
Is, coo bags New-Orleans u Brazilian coffee.
The OF prices IN to-day
was
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
NOT ALTON 3. Parker.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The Republican party is pleased at the
sured vote OF confidence the people viii give it at
the election. 1t is proud OF the respect for
eign countries entertain for glorious American
Republic.
Judge Parker IS guilty Of the marvellous incon-
While his utterances DO not bear out patriotic feel
ing on hls part. He rather prefers 10 lower the
estimation OF this government in the eyes Of some
people
His few addresses have attracted and are quoted
by the English author, Herbert Spencer. In the
third volume, page 635, IN the recent edition of his
work on sociology. IN writing in derogatOry terms
about the internal affairs of the United States Mr..
Parker. lynchings At the rate of three per day;
Chers IS in the West shooting at sight: the daily
average Of homicldes throughout the States has
risen IN i've ySaIS from twelve day thirty
per day, while in the South occur fatal fights with
pistols in courts OF justice. The New-YOTk police
IS corrupt. There IS also general admiration for
the unscrupulous man Of business, applauded as
smart "
What picture or decentralization! II this IS
the impartial judicial opinion OF Judge Parker be
fore his nomination. what Will he have say
about the people Of this country after his defeat?
Throughout this campaign he undoubtedly thinks
that silence is golden and thereby he cannot offend
anybody and gain votes But such passive con-
duct places him in the light Of a narrow minded,
selfish unreliable and crafty man.
Nay remind him OF the answer OF philosopher
young man? The young man asked what he
thought of his customary poacy OF remaining silent.
The philosopher answered: If you a wise
wise man" SOL. OPPENHENIER.
New-York, Oct H. 1904.
ut is sometimes dangerous TO know things
that "ain't So" Alton B. Parker was not the
person quoted by. Herbert Spencer.l
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
SAVINGS BANK DEFosIToRs WARNED.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: In the campaigns Of 1886 and 1900 the saw
iags bank depositors vote was q very important
factor In tho result. When it was seen by the
ings bank deposito-s what the success of the IS
to ! doctrine would mean 10 them, they voted
cordlngly. They were keen TO scent the danger
and avert il.
Are they now sufficiently assured Of the irrevoca-
bilIJy OF the gold standard because of Parker )
telegram when the fact cannot be denied The
Democratic platform is silent the subject, and
the vote by the committee resolutions OF the
convention 35 TO l6, declares by implication that
free silver doctrine is merely held in abeyance
forward 10 disturb the financial peace and welfare
OF the country;
The free silver serpent is scotched. not killed.
The common sense thing for the savings bank
depostors is 10 uphold the Republican party in
its endeavor make the gold standard forever
irreyocahle DEPOSlIOk.
Brooklyn Oct 90 1904
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Oct 22-Closing: wHEAT-spot nominal;
Spot quiet; American mixed 4s e%d; futures qViet: De
quiet. Sc "a F11oUR-st Louis fancy winter steady
0s "a HoPs-In London tPacinc Coaso strong IS 5sGfe
RF,FFe-Ftrm; extra India G5s. PORK-Steady;
prime mess western us Cd HAAIs-short Il i'd
n duii z5s. BACON-Dul Cumberland cut 20 TO 80 10
as. short RIB 10 70 q ro as Ga long clear mddles
2S 50 70. AS long rleaF mddes heavy IS N
10 45s short clear backs Ie 70 20 n as clear bellies
II 10 10 10 1Ss HOULDERS-SquaTe. II 20 l3 fb dull
LARD-PrtTne Western. IN derceE arm. 8ss; Aner-
e9n refined pals euu 9Ss Cd BUT'rF1F-Good United
steady. 00s. CEEESE-AmeTcsn finest white Grm
12s do eoored strong. 44s- TALLoV-Prine city firm
90 Australian in London, 26s 90. TURPESTlNE--
eDfr.ts steady. 3ss Cd RoSIN-conmon steady. e 81
PETRo oI.EUN-F'shned quiet esd LlNsEED OIL
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
A DEMOCRATIC THREAT.

10 the Editor OF The Tribune.
sH; The Democrats have made great fuss about
'-e alleged violations OF the Civil Service law,
charging that employees OF the government have
Seeh been coercec into giving money 10 the Repub-
Ac1n National Committee. know nothing OF it
personally. The only effort at any sort Of compul-
s'On 20 ta- Is am concerned. Is contained IN the
--st paragraph OF the incosed undated letter from
lle Congress and Democratic National committees
fb-ss.s fbsse To-Day: That clause contains a yelled
c.tl llat u ] ana not willing Vote the Demo
SLslc ticket VIII be reported Reported to what
1yNnoinf Why. evidently. 10 Parker II elected so
my ns bounced out OF Office just as I was, with
"a NSlefsos OF old veterans, under Cleveland ell OF
~ ss lnh bic 70 Go manual labor. Is not this VIOLA
HSh OF the Civil Service actP 81 A D.
washington. Oct 90 1904
Ihs paragraph IN the anciosea lsttsz reads ca
follows:
ssaoa can help 81 this matter Ths signsP Of this
F sst e authorized 70 you 20 call upon you 10
sNesIts1n what you willing 20 do and 10 report
s-sseoa What are you going % compel him 20 re-
- IN your CASEY
~ order Of the committee
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
range Of contract prices IN the local market to-day
- reguIaE weel.ly LLverpoal renort f2Ilows:

906 St Sui5s5s 6n% special sa 6S bse s .D o 9
export 800; American 5000; receipts 6i66o ali Amer
points oWer on near ana points lower on dstaa posi-,
Ions lions; e9sed 1a quiet net points lower October and
rqary March. 52$d; AsTch1Ap- 524d: ApTil-May 525I
ureess and A91 9 aLr9dsys t aoqE market was feat
Spring patents So 25S 81 70; straghs IS IS
extra No winter s. 75ss a. extra No @5,er g. So s6S
81 CO., choice to fancy 81 G5Ss5 BtcG 1 a s99e FR e 4
quoted Kim ded s5as 5e 20 400 a TO- to 0FNNEAI "a m frT
steady: quoted Fine white and yellow 81 40: coarse
estsT spring $40 as standard m5dnrq s 2 9nGSg a9I
s3oas21 bulk sa heovy feed s21 ss22 % Sgk and
sss 70 buS 1' so SACKS oIEA o a4ss SSiny 5S chop
GRAIN-WItEAT-Ihe wheat market to-day showed
S t5s reSar c ss Saek snd W 5 @ t9 2 'E net hghs!
Glof. OF a sea with WITH ne me PIeyious nght DeesHber
ton and reports Of heavy purchasss by eadRe ' & na n
Minneapolis strengthened the nearby positions mster
curing the regular session s. |, considered
the weakest markets in the country on December
me gay: S1np % Ttsr 80 s year on the other
tls, worlds sbipTente oT ~ , }4 lo3a
proxinate ii 600 bush IncIudInE large distTi6upn
winter wheat condition and the sans as
suea to Armour was likewise feature "a in ChSasI thS s. s a.
saing t:roe@aey @ Ss, 1 @ ht d some complaints came
reports eoaeernipg tie winter wheat outlook
81 2a export and 81 2dis choice: Northern Duluth
eofThe early corn market Ike wheat was under bu
control lasting pretty much through the regular
was no curb trading and the O'Clock price On pecsbeT
siaasd ane in but the movement failed 70 show
sS The only b1siness along export lines sosiea az
loads a oa'bor5 I no corn SS TaS ss9sd At 6sS es
low 81 7Sc Z ahoat. 0ATs-From early armness the
Si Ss o %Sfs s closed S9s u Y & p as eRshs
occurred r. tss oso &c e1sh I arsss GuoStions being S
: i n sSssssas slsOsa sAiiS . . = slssssAA
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
e satgticaI position OF Brazilian coffee Is as fol0ws

COTTON-Tratirg was comparatively active for a SAT-
uria". orders seemed well divided though
sentiment very bea-sh, and il evident that
the demand coming chiefly professional hears
v 10 reducing sunday. But the
session progressed under the
continued pressure big spot interests ard NewOreas.
and toward the close Of the market It looked as If some
gradually being undermined
The weather better looked No
reported reported sections
they we're light and quite evident that the
threatening conditions giving to favorable
prospects damage having occurred.
In addition 70 this bea'tsh influence the ca les
were closing of previous
day. Futures points spot { po
New-Oresns sent bears advice7 before opening
situation spite or the encouragement
10 bear speculation there good demand from shorts
opening first prices showed relative seadiness
compared with the cable decline of 2I4 points.
the market Guctuated within range.
buying loCa shorts cnse by the selling
porters and NewOrleans and toward the close the de-
being pretty well fied the being the
market weakened and finally barely steady at net
of points. Sales estimated 125OOO bales.
A private New-Orleans said that the market
by u1Ui5ation Of 1900
bales by house. and rather large blocks
sold here that have been for long account Receipts
for the DAY liberal and exports moderate
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
REAL ISSUES OF rHe CAMPAIGN.

ue EcitoF of The Tribune
- Donf allow the Republican orators 90 bs
- - ey me Democrats end switched on on
S'lsiiiy Campaign. but rather suggest that they
49, y me front the real issuss-protectiOn to
wbers - industries and soun6 money This Is
ro1 ~ - n&hi should be made: these issues should
49,. ts.eastso g ths and spoken on only tn-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
NEN Y0Rk, KEW RlYfA z RlRTFgll b. B.

uuH1rL ~-44u LeLt--s -.-e4J-. 49,
and 4tn ave, follows, tor
BOSTON. via New London and Providencs--15-0G.
Z lp;oo, =; 1902 A NJ Y 400. ''Al-o5. 'si3-eo.
BOSTON via Wtiiimantic-t!S:oo y " 81 r. II
BOSTON. via SprlnSheldf9:0 100 A n. ti1--o0. S4;On.
"II-0J p NJ
FIIltil5 st4. via Putnam s Vorcss-er--J'S-C0 p 1T
J L*KEVILLE and NORFOLE-tf9.1 n fY3 .25 p A.
CT, HARRINGTON. sIOCKBRIpGE. LENoXt PITTS
FIELD-t3:uO, Tt9.l5 A IL. 81 -. I'5.25 +. n
WATERBURY, and @INsTEI-ts.0e, $500. Tis:oo.
T'1Ug-. S'IU0@ ito Waterbury, A. NJ. ttl.0S f4-51s
H5:oL fi6;oo 5i6:eo ITO Waterbury, p n
IC6et Offices al station aCd c12JtA
St. also e1lG e26I 1.1s5. cla5+ Broadway c3 Psss
Az 6i9 Madison Nv 'caT3 West i95fh St 153 Fsse
l25Jh St In Brooklyn c. Court ST. 500 FultOa St.
SgU Broadway, 2 ID.
'Daily TExcept sundays Gsundays only. sgasnr-
days only. tStoEs l2jih S. GPaT-or Car Limited.
rIIas Dining Car Agencies selling ParIOF and
q T. HEsIPSTEAD. Gen PasA Aat
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
READlMC SYSTEM.

NEW Jk<k<oEsI GZ14V IESA4. k, h
Liberty street iaSd south Ferry (time from South
n erry five minutes earlier than saoWn 1eiOv0
EASIONr BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND gIAUCFI
449 500 G45 Easton only) ?. sundays. S&3S
WILKESBGISRE AND sCRANTON-z4oo o. s1oa m.
80 ? SUNDAYS. "a 25 a. 4 2
LAteEHO0D. LAEEHT EST, TONS RIVER, AND
oAHSEeAT-zf %. $40 a M, zLS0 $50. 20.
d2Aew7od and La&sAuTst only>s go p m Sgadays.
ATLANTIC CITY-'9.4o a. m $40 D n
NINELAAD AND BRlDGETON-fz4o % a m. 81 81
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE,
EOINI .fLEASANI, AND SEASHOHE POINTS
Il o. $50. 1L30 4. n. XL20. S-SS AS, $50 $50
llSO p n sunday. except Ocean Grove. 500 a
ATLANTIC HLDS sEABRIGHT MOD0FOUTu
BCH f. st LONG BRANCH-AG1. & so. IL So a ~
81. 45. %. 53s Sundays o 90 4 % p N.
PALADEL" "IiiA tREADINE TERIITAL0-s4 IS.
TOO +SGi e9.Cu fl1OO 41LOO a. m. t120o alOO.
$50 zee T39 400 $780, t6 90. tTS" 50 %. SO 80
s1290 u. 200 +'4Oo. 900. sToC. ta25 p m.
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTON-soo siooo.
si2 90. '20o :409 0o 400 s12.l5
READING, HARRISBC Re- POTTSVTLLE AND
LLIAdSPORT-'f0 4 90 a 25 $500 Tt9.Io (i0.OO.
100 a. Reading Only) ASI0O .sl-2o. 12-CO 2
Reading Potsville, Harrisburg only. 44O0 f5OO m.
zFrom Liberty Street only. sDaiiy. fDatly. eZesPs
qua saturdays aExceDt saturdays
Ofhces: Liberty s. Ferry, South Ferry. Astor Eouss
25l 1900 1854 Broadway. 1s2 5th Av-. 25 Union
Square West 153 East l25th st. 273 West 5th ST. "a
Columbus Av, New York; Court ST. "a. $50 Sutton
s.. Brooklyn; 800 Broadway. Williamsburg New Yors
Transfer Co sails checks baggage dsIinatcu-
". q. BESLEF. c. NJ BURT.
Vice Pres. Cen. Mgr Gen. PasS'r AGauc
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
WILL PARKER "UNcovER" THEsE9

Ae TIE Editor Of The Tribune
80. 81 Much has been said about Judge ParkeT's
So. covering" certain questions The negro suf-
te' toF eEsmDis- Let US admit the point iE "eov-
81 - beyond al recoguition-and further request
d sss,ilene iflene q few words thar he start IN
Ae"-Xork. Oct. %. isOG A TRIBUNITE.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23

us US have The war cry OF the Mckinley campaign
,I Sn1 Gur a LDeSnoeratic brethren win awake on the
-@'NAAAai's "a november completely showed under
c-A EDGAR G. COURSEN.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
LACkAWAnnA

LaCkaWGnna Railroad.
Leave New YORK. loot barclay and Christopher sta
$500 A M-FOr Bnghanton and Syracuse.
~!V-vO A A-koF Buffalo, Chicago and ST. Lout4
!,4o s p M-Eor Buffalo and Chicago
Ns-vO 2 M--FOr Scranton and Plymouth
$500 =. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
- 80 r. M.-FOT Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
ga A. A-For ChicaEo-Sleepers open P ~.
jlcEets az H. +23 lfSl. 14S4 Broadway y Z: $40
Fulton St RroOklyn- sDstly- TFfxcep. sunday.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23

Foreign C0Tse markets: R'o--CoEes IHarEet hrm:
RIG GS475: exchange. 12i2d; receipts 10000 BAGS:
shipments the United states 5000 oags; shipments
for Europe. 1000 stock $4,000 bags Santos
Coffee market quiet good ayeraE Santos $500; recspts
market opened unchanged. at 2:30 D. unchanged "a
l. MFG higher: sales p coo Havre-Cofsee market
o,ened barely steady 4 franc lower at - unchanged:
sale 10000 bags:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
Railroads.

Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE ONLY FoUR-TRAcK LINE LEADING
OUT OF NEW YORK.
sTAT5qs ,T t22e e wEsT Esd cgs m STREET
Streets IS ye Ingtea later than that given bs0~ for
FOR THE WEST
s.-55 4. SI.-CHICAGO SPECIAL
'IO.s5 A. THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED-ss
N-cIiI is 80 70 S.lieaE2; ,,-, rz-r,,r-,s
.l.65 2. M.-CHIcAG0 limited
'5.55 2: X!.-wE EsTE EfiN EXPEFss
'9'5S 4. Mt-pITTSBUEG SPECIAL.
WAsHINGTCS AND THE SOUTH.
Is 3 coa..sss; on ss; 100 a "a I2 - 10
seq So 30 80 oCoug-es ess9nsi l'rl4teG ,.
soGTIiEi;S EiiLFV n -5!9 nssa' 4a. N. 1slo n
ATLANTIC Elan COAST LINE-a:s a. N. and 90 p, m
sE5AAtoARD 5st.ARD AIR LINE-l225 P m aad t,l9 a n
NORFOLK 25i,LE AND WESTERN EA1LwAr-:.2s .. n
daS5 5E ONO RAILwAT.-3ss a. week
FQS TseI1or GLD POINT COMFORT and NoREoLK-7s a. m
AsskASIIc so43s1I CITIES a. rs , weekdays
S-Ir n ASBCt-I PAltk (coTth As9uTy EarS
a5uSss 81 sna Point Pleasant. So l@-l, 223
10 texceps Long Branca ard 4 IS D. week days
N-''-N@s' 90 q ~ 30 p 10
FOR PafiADEL PfIIA.
:IOtG5 G II 80 IS s So 92 ,Ts55 iS ,9 % 'fS 70 = 5
'5 So % 4J5 C'I455 for North PhtaesiP4ia oniy
f' o-OS go S.5. 0 = SO-ta Paila'1siptla
s55 a5 M "a IL 4 j. nisrt Nesatayz su's1ays' s9 x
dI lIJSs IS5 '325 80 rs t-ft.55 lor $o!ta Phia
North PhiI5depbfo 80 80 . - 80; - Ia r-r5t
'ttftCIhE Car RATA t-af1
4lcNst oces Nos 46I 1S54 I3 and 261 Broadway; fs2
A Ayenqe (below 23d S}: eCS Fifth Avenue corner
80 81 AsOr House, stations nane1 apoFsi
UoSyh Court street sG) Fulton street 1sV 6r2ad
EMdys apd 'en1sylvana Annex TIE New York
Idioici company will checS paSsaSe from
HoIss4s ano residences through 10 destination
Service.
". W ATTERRCRY J r WOOD.
General Manager Pass.r Traffic Manager
GEO. ". BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
NAVAL STORES.

The tone q the market for spirits turpentine was
slightly prices raised to 554c for machine
made ibis Hosin unchanged with prices
based on 81 good strained Tar ruled
steady. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on ana machine bbs 555
TAR-On bbIs. 81 c5gs4 20,
ROsTN-Common good strained. 50 80; E S3 +
81 "a. O. IS 10: H. So 2jli$3 Sii NJ, 81 49
81 80 X 81 G6as4 65; " &. 81 95SS5 and " w s. 10 .
- q STOCK on HAND
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
STOCK on HAND

bblB. 80
spirits tuTpsntine. Isl
SoS
London, Oct 2.-TURPENTINE-Spirts s9S ID.
ROSIN-American strained. 6s; hne lis &c
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23

Iecepts Of 6Teadstufs az interior points u thou5-
bush ss follows:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23

ut is sometimes dangerous 10 know things
that amt so" Alton B. Parker was not the
person quoted by. Herbert Spencer.l
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
THINGS SETTLED NAV BE UNSETTLED

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-18

-EItNIInNs FIftHfHlTH
G0rnet solo, Air Narie Il. G. Bent
W. >. 6iibertsUn.
Song, Selected, Miss Rose Cook
Reading. Selected +. NJ Lynde
Music Barre Mandolin Guitar and Banjo Club
song Selected VIM. McIurk
Piano Duett Misses Batcheider and Spear
Song and Dance, Cecilia Loretta Plouife
Fancy Driil Degree Team In Full Uniform
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-18

Concert Programme Woodmen's Ball.
The following programme will be given
at the Woodmen's ball Friday evening at
Hale's pavilion:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-18
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Proposition Worth Considering One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars Divided Among Our Trade.
Ladies Skirts.

We bought LAST week lot Of Skirts at
"a special price, making saving Of one
hundred and fifty dollars on the lot. We
give you the benefit of the same. Fol
lowing is a list Of few Skirts and prices.
At o4c-A good quality Mereerized
Skirt, deep Aounce. with three two-inch
bias rufles. Other styles equally as good.
This is a regular st.zS Skirt.
AT S1.i2-A good quality Mercsrized
Skirt, with deep aounce, with two four
inch rufies and two accordion plaits on
each, Regular price, sI5o.
AT Sf.3S-A lightweight Mereerized
Skirt, deep hounce, with six-inch accor-
dion plated ruffle, also accordion plated
Aounce with two narrow rufies. Regular
price, si.7S.
AT Sf.5S "A good lightweight Mer-
cerized Skirt with twelye-inch fine tucked
bias folds and four inch hemstitched rufie-
Was $500.