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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-19
BoNAPARTE.

Bonaparte, Dec. 15.-The poultry as
ISOLATION meeting held at Bonaparte
this week w as very successful in ev-
cry respect. The display of fine birds
Is said to be the finest ever seen in
the county. The silver cup was award
ed to George Rigler on coop of Rose
Comb White legnorn, which scored 95
points.
Mrs. r. T.. Meek cave a party on
Thursday afternoon in honor Of Mrs
Fullerton, of Kansas City.
The youn Women's guild held their
regular meeting Thursday evening at
the home of Miss Tinte Cox. Steps
We're taken toward giving an enter
tainment in the near future
Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Riggle have
gone to Des Moines to visit until after
the holidays.
Mrs. Geo. Wehn visited in Farming
ton Wednesday.
Fred Roberts has gone to WapelIo,
Ill. on pleasure trip.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Steinmeyer was in
Keokuk Thursday
Mrs. Ella Townsend, of Pennington,
visited her sister Miss Mulvihill here
Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Ayler of Keosauuua.
visited her uncle, T. c. Pender here
this week.
John L. Young went to Fairfield,
thursday on business.
Mrs. George f. Smith, of Keosau-
qua qua, visited her daughter Mrs. Boyle
FAIRFIELD.
Fairfield. Dec. 15.-J. E. ,Gorrell, for
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chants association decided to keep a.
crosse watch on these petty thieves
whose depredations aggregate large
values during whole season, and the
association agreed as a whole to pros
ecute all offenders who should be ar
rested. This plan was found to he
successful and the amount of loss to
shopllfters was cut down materially
last year. This season the same plan
VIII be enforced Last evening the
association decided to renew the
agreement as to prosecuting tn, shop.
filters, and from now until the Christ.
mas rush is over thieves or those sus-
pected of having designs upon stocks
will be watched closely.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-19
WALSH GIVES UP

Charles A. Walsh has left New
YORK, having been unable to force the
New York election returns to show a
plurality for VIM r. Hearst. Mr..
Walsh, when the fight down at New
York began to get warm. fastened to
the metropolis at the cali of the chief
tam and put in his best ticks for Mr..
Hearst, whom he has supported
through thick and thin ever since he
began to be national figure. Now
Mr.. Walsh has given up the task as
too big one at which to expect vic.
tory and he has left New York.
Still Mr.. Walsh doesn't think that
Hearst was beaten in the race for
mayor of Greater New York. He saws
that the votes were cast illegally for
Mcclellan. In an interview at Lo,,js-
vile, which was published in the Con-
rier-Journal few days ago, he said.
Il told the newspaper boys about a
year and half ago that Hearst was
hard man to nominate. but if he was
ever placed on ballot he would show
what a standing he had with the vot-
ers OF the country and l have more
faith in him now than ever before. He
would have carried Cook county, Hi
nols by 10000 in tho last election and
all the other cities Of chat state which
are labor centers would have given
him handsome majority.
There were no less than $4,000 il.
legal votes cast in New York during
the election" he said, and these were
voted by illegal registration. If Hearst
can ever open the ballot boxes | be-
lleVe there is no doubt that he will
be successful in his contest"
Ihere is nothing like constancy. and
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-19
ADMISSION OF TERRITORIES.

AS nearly as can be ascertained from
the press and general sentiment, the
people OF the country are In favor of
the admission to the union of Okla
homa and Indian Territory as a single
state. The people of oklahoma and In
dian Territory are practically unani-
nous in asking for the boon of imme-
date statehood. The two territories
are naturally rich, capable of support
ing forever a large population; they
already contain population greater
than twenty states that might be
named, and this population is made up
In large part of the best quality of
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-19
TO STOP THIEvINe.

Every holiday season for several
years the retail stores of Ottumwa
have been the scene of many petty
thefts by shoplifters. Advantage has
been taken of the big display of goods
and the crowds of shoppers, and shop
filters have, on several occasions,
reaped veritable harvests of valuable
Christmas goods. Last year the
members of the Ottumwa Retail Mer-
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!. R, Time Tables.

40. Z. & q. and c. r. 1. g. p. trains
ssspart from Washington street
sa,on depot.
thg. s. PARKER, Ticket Agent.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-19
elssCr NJ. & st. p. and Waba ash: trains
apart from jefferson Street Union
&saent. ]. 2. WHELAN. Aaent.

&f&Ns ''SiH g"ShCTSCH SCrCeS Union
Rsert. j. P. WHELAN, AGENT.
G. M. & ST. P.
Going East Via Cut Off. Time
Washington, Museatine. nav-
Iusratine, Dav-
export and I .l!cago .12.O5 a m
-Davenport freigiit 9:i9 = a. H.
Going West. -
LA, g City and Intermed.-
Seymour, chiiliil,coithfe.. Excel -: % a. m.
'Ssiar Springs and Kansas City g:14 n. m
%GhtEIcothe freight I'm a. ~ M
tlgShili!cothe freight 1s:s0 o. N.
Nlillicothe freight ......... .1O:4n q. m.
Going East Via fia-ion.
farion; Cedar RanIds and IN
Ma afas.'e Cedar Rapids ;n5 5:55 a N,
III u, an NE, ! .e,slt 5:45p p. m.
sa q eight ........... $40 a. m.
aNarlon, Cedar Rapids an In
sNarioan,ss Cedar Rapids and ] a. m
tiaiiy; b-escept sunday: c@escep pl
nj v.
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1RLINe ION ROUTE, c. 3. & g.
Goinl East r.r

gRLINe ION ROUTE. c. e. & q.
S# Going East. Depar,
Dubuque &
Local Freight ......... az. ~ q, a. nh M
Peoria. Dubuque ( Quincy Ii 10 4. m m,
Ip-Fast mail ................. s:s7 5. M M
EChica-o, Peoria & Rock
s Going west. y -
Omaha. Council Bluffs &
Nsbras aka ~: As a. m.
I S8 Omaha. Kansas city, Denver eo a M
den. postiand 1 California s:45 a. m.
sh-Fast mail .......... 1852 a. m.
I RsGIsla to creston 1 80 P 2 m m
Chicago to ottumw,;ai. ''. 90 p NJ
g,-dsily; o--except Sunday. Nos s. z I. u =
ssySaa 10 90 not carry passengers.
in s'ad'son = cs 81. L .,. o.. 600 a. m.
Fort Madison and st.
M Louis % ................ $50 D. m.
sgacAco,Rock ISLAM, q PACIFIC
g Going East. Depart.
fornia nod southwest e:3s a. m
l52-Des Moines to Keokuk... sos D. M
ae-Eldoh. Davenport and Chi
I, zLocaI freight ... '' 8: o. p F. M NJ
IhR Going West.
taysDes Motnes. Ruthven. West
Nebraska and Washington.
Muscatlne, Davenport and
0eske sasS Des' MMolne;., and goo a. N.
VI Eeeknk, Des Moiness ma ii :" a. IA
IN, o1'ana ....:.:.. ........ 7:05 p m.
jjssa-daily: h---except SUNDAY : '''
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The Clinton Herald observes that
Wepster Davis has brains enough to
discover that he has spent the last
hve years in bad company
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-19

the Clinton Herald says the Iowa
legislature should pass pure food
Iaw-one that can, be enforce.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-19
DR.. AND MRS.
a r. PARKER,

1 neutrality-suspicious..
A q oBaker Bldg. Office
Ro4Es. l:S0 TO s p. m .
ee9 Lillian street, 8 to IL
asIm., and z to 9 p. nj.
I EhiIopractic is the only
curative science whose
Foundation Ia ana,omtc-
hljysoorrcct. The Chic
Anractot removes the
Muse of all disease while
'1ers 'caA but benefit, as
sy treat affects.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-19

II is the Judgment of the Boone
News that there is no place OH this
earth for a man who deliberately COM
mits murder
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-19

FAIRFIELD.
Fairfield. Dec. 15.-J. E. ,Gorrell, for
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I'm the future the time and occa
sion may come for changes in the
tariff" says the Cedar Rapids Repub
lican. No one has ever denied that
such time would come, but for the
time being, while prosperity is abound
Ing, We are to have well enough let
alone.''
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-19

me Marshalltown Times Republican
says that If Germany is really anxious
to test the Monroe doctrine. she could
not nave struck better time or man
IMAM the present and the present
President
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-19
OsTEOPATHY.

4 ELIZABETH M. THOMPSON.
II Osteopathic Physlclan.
innate American achoo, os,eonotby
IA kirksvllle. Missouri.
ES,. 227 y. Court st. New Phone S94
3slours. 900 To 1900 and / 80 to 400.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-19

The Cedar Rapids Gazette is of the
opinion that there are whole lot
worse senator's than Tillman "He is
not bad fellow" it says. his chief
lalilhg being that he had tongue that
ment."
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-19

THE governor is not as radical ir
state matters as in national and it is
likely that his message will be along
ground says the yintor
Eagle. He will need to guard himself
and not allow himself to believe that
everything that is being asked for is
Endorsed by the people,
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A. W. LNE. Publisher
las. F. POWELL j 4 Business ;. Manager
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Tri-Weekly Courier.
7 TIE COURIER PRINTING CO.

Founded 9Th August, 1e4e.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

Aomas ID. Kirby. Lloyd L. Duke,
ttorneys and Counse!ors at Law.
ghoenix Trust Bldg, South Market
4Eeet. Ottumwa, Iowa. Telephone
new CAT.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-19

The best, in fact the only way, to
insure that public officials will do their
auty, says the Keolluk Gate City sis
ior every person to do his whole duty
IN the premises as citizen. Tor much
OF the laXity in public office the peo-
PIE themselves are directly respons-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-19
THE MARKETS
XeaetahI..

Vegetables
Beans, dry. per cwt.. s12595TS.
small whites, 19.25aa7s. large
whites. t344i5 pink beans. a rs:
beets per sack. 81. parsuips, sI.fe.
carrots. soc; lemons. gsHe cauli-
flower. 5sc per dnx. garlic. Toe per
H.. telephone peas. Sc. green pep
pets, 7sc per box: squash. ic; pars-
les. sc doE. turHlpE. 50e sack;
scedieas grapes. $3.50: Muscat
grapes. ti.7s box. cantaloupes. sir
Si25 crate. cabbage. Ia H1Mc:
Yakima tomatoes. tla1.26 case. 20
lbs. hot house tomatoes T5c box:
"cucumbers. 100 Pc per dnz-. corn.
socHfl per sack. potatoes. $1,000
per ton; California onions. lie:
celery. soc doz.. yellow tomatoes. 5m
&C. per H.; huckieberries. 10 per ID.
egg plant, &c per 10.
Fruits.
Dates. Sc per case figs. case \ N.
bricks. SL75; seedless figs. l0-Ih.
cartons. eoe. grape fruit. f25o PER
case; lines. 81 per hundred: or
uuges, sia Wcuatehce and Yakima
peaches. 7sea 800 per box. CraN-
fords. e0cnSi; plums sea 7bc:
blaekberries. Sl.50s cooking APPLES,
65m soc. California CraNcnstines.
visa watermclons. sea225 per
doz.s pears. ioH i5c per doz.: crab
apples. 81 90 large box
Butter and Cheese
Washington cheese. rlRf.ca
cream brick cheese. Iec. CALI
fcrnia cheese. I2he. oregon cheese,
i5c; Eastern cheese. i4sc. butter.
native creamery. zee: cooking. $50
soc. California fresh creamery. &c;
eastern butter. Csc. Oregon butter,
22c.
Strictly fresh ranch. Per DOZEN,
2kn csc; Oregon eggs. e3a s4c,
eastern eggs. e2c.
Sugar.
Golden A. IN sacks. 1875: extra c.
In sacks, ss.35. powdered. IN bar
rels. $50. dry graduated. IN sacks.
s5.60s cube, in barrels. Se25: beet
sugar. s5.25: maple sugar. 10Q12he.
Less = c ~ paid within is days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-19
PARTNER SkLPPED

Victor Cohen thinks that his part
ner. s. Slamoille. is a bunco man,
because Slamoille skipped out with
numerous articles of dress goods
and silks which the two brought
over from Victoria recently.
Cohen reported his loss 20 the
police Friday night. stating that
they had rented a room at 204 South
First He was absent for few min
utes and when he returned the door
was locked. He obtained the key
from the proprietor OF the place.
but upon entering tho room dis
covered that his partner had disap-
pCared. taking The stock
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wsnatehss Valley.
W@madCh@@
Valley

THE "cAacADE uHcIhHDBt r..
reatlon canal b. faWpiffsd nud aeA
stnie6 bF 4hc engineer fH charge
Water was turuea Hu HHd n HaW
running through Tie entire ice
The soil take. the water hfauifHilk
from au irrigation atlndbHiti ara
those who know are aE#Hff9 that
"GHHeadf Orchards will 80 ode fHHHa
cat ln the valley The rHti lu "tHHt
cHde ore hHfdH' fa dsf 3rupuard
granite. the beet producing ard most
lueahausIhia ~ soila under irriKas
No. thoss who don know afAHrAUE
DHeffAHBH Do the MrnHtf hoe Aai-
les II ttsauflful 80 arfe#| one fulle
from feaeen worth CO.. TIE g. p r.
% The nearest irrigated lands ~
Seattle The surface ir ideally iEFel
fuf irrigation puruuHfn acres ln
fruit berries pofafofH and efhfr
ttRefnbifa viii keep family 10
uiaufg. Do acres means ladspf udfH IRE.
Winter priElienrf viii FEfHii HuH ire
riFafion enterprise To- TIE state He
have b superior climate. market FHlI
Hud water rights. Euw open Tot lie
III e. PETEHg Owner.
- Alaska Bldg
HAROLD E0Hfa
Local fpreHeufafes
LcaHruH worth. Wash.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-19

! ih ahd s.aefr tracts ~ fine ffat
iama enc miis frufm steamboat land
inr over FHFt Orchard uafs for aais
az S. go acre email uat msnt down.
fatafae un Icing time. Interest 3 pr
cent Mutmai REALTY Company, i-tas
nesf HidE Mhtu a. IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-19
Star Want AID. Agencies

Want ad. ot0ee. Hasisy's prus
store. Second and Pike. Phones,
Sunset 6o6oi Ind. lisa -
c. N. Lohndroff cigar store eis
Second Avenue.
Quaker prus Store. 1918 First. Ave
p. X. Mullen. sci Ballard Ave sp'
eests City Hall
Fremont Drug Co. Ewing street
and Fremont Ave.
rhes. Harris. at pOs,sfiies, Renter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-19

ms ACHES 3 mites from one ~ he
beet towns iu the VALLEY between
Seattle aud Tacoma. aN partially im-
proved. neat new cottage ~ = large
looms frame barn HkbI new. chick
GA boasra. fine well ~ water. nicely
located. on corner - tao county
roads. claaf 60 school and nelFhhofn.
price Including horse and wagon
coed COW. chic ksuH. h0uFs hold fufHf-
tufe aud outfit - tools q 90. Terms
ROBERT NALrHY.
fIa.g1e-EI Alaska Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-19

A four room house ard two lots ia
HaiiArd. thiH houHs 10 Insured for To
fuF thrive kNnM sewer aud al nnaaHa.
nenta raid Price tts
A SIS room house just finished and lot
WNlN. one block frnm Green Lake
ear. ne@isl home iu every respect
price Uwu
Two lots on 18Th ct Iuat north 81 Mad
iHnn 81. all cleared sever aud all
assessments paid size 2azinu each
price tie for both Owner, " 8
tsandOn. noom q kcnnry Hlk Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-19

y danf xamt "a piaY "a yeuF yard.
cause u dam nafnnF % futh
Tus { 49, the fsuf Fniiff taF
call afuuua shfu rent Be- dur.
Ard n make auuf ma unhappy
Ard snur papa awful hiuH
I den SAINT Ca uiaf Ia rUHf yard
rlii thu > ard belongs o. aou.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-19

COUNTRY HoME-Ia acres. highly
Improved. miles south 5-raom
dwelling. large orchard enc acre ia
riraN berries large barn. several cut
buildings. s GO
ROBERT MALTHF
afa-gHa-al Alaska building
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Timber Gsnas

WHY DON'T YOU USE YOUR TIM.
BIER RIGHT Several thousand
acres OF Eocd timber land omen for
sctttemenl Use your timber rIrht
az once. These claims will cruise
bm9eo1 Go 200 900 feet ~ good tim
hcr this is tho chance Of lifetime
act while you can. satisfaction guar
nutced everybody.
DpfI.EY. Glg-6aO Pioneer Bin. If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-19

SEVERAL THOUSAND ACRES or
GOOD HONEST FAD LAND OPEN
FOR GI-rTIE-M ENF. this land RIu
produce all kinds ~ crops without
irrigation wheat p 90 % bushels 70
the acre. See for tW ACRES OF
THIS FfSE LAND. only q few miles
from railroad and town. DnEema ~
settlers coming iu every day Don't
put this off but Came be- al once
DOLBY. e18-EW Pioneer Blk If
WATER 'FRONT.' acres a. steam
boat landing partly improved. small
house. several uuthuiidiuGs. orchard,
nice creek fala.
ROBERT MALTHY.
Hsgsu- 81 Alaska building
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= M POTTS Lawyer. i.s Sullivan
bldg Hrirs consultation free.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY


j " nail Lawyer
Consultation Free Moderate Fees
Laws ~ Husband and wife
$40 starr. boyd Hids gi9 Let ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-19

SEW EN. ROOM HOUSE T. n.
BfCK ERTuN a 90. WILL SELL
ON TUESDAY. THE ZD or Az
GUST. AT i0sa0 SHARP. on THE
PREMISES. No b81 EAST LAKE
ANEh IE, take Lake Onion car. elc-
CANT oak bod set. brass mounted
beds springs. mattresses. pillows. eN-
tension table. dining chairH. fine side
board. fee box. parl0r suite. elegant
oil paintings in great variety. T<unbo
ira fine hall furniture. hail tree fine
administer carpets rugs. lace cur
taina drop head Singer machine. cen
ter tables. granite ware. china, glass
Star Estate steel range and other
useful articles. Phone. Main 1901 In
dependent 1871. e.. q. Blckertou 4
Co, Anofioneers IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-19

A A ANDERSON. Ensaa IS Arcade
building Seattle. 10 years practice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-19

RoRsAfAN a JOHNSON. Attorneys az
law rerueual Injury cases a tprz
riaitv 30 Pacific bieek Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-19

THE GANnINAVtAA AMEuICAN
bus uEaa uauHaEtcd aFpnaits 81 "a
&C capital and SUI QtAa. TEa SO An
nfUW GhiiReFEs pes J ~ EhfiherH
NtCr pies J. = Lane faahlaf. VA
= haanuua. asst cashier. Geo. ID
Ftahsr. est cashier. " l. collier.
asa cashier
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Adminis,rs.San Sale.

ADMINISTRATIONS SALm
MUST NEti4 ITO lots iu East HrneSe
must BE- solid rs Sent list if fUu are
looking for a bargain see me.
D. IT HtHn
Administrator ~ tho prKin Estate
tu0 Third Ave ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-19

PEOPLES BAyfSua HANK.
Hecund ANsEus and i'ihH street, cap
rFsH J u gfsrnisAt cashteE corns
ntrrNsaI. savings and trust business
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-26
YALE TRACK TEAM OFF.

On the Colonial express leaving for Philadelphia at 12:52 yesterday after noon the Yale track team left for the thirtieth annual track meet of the h. tercollegiate Amateur Athletic associa- tion of America. They arrived in Phil .adelphia last night at 6:15 and about fifteen men were taken to the country estate of A. B. Coxe 'S7 near Philadel- phia. and will make it their head quarters while in Philadelphia. The rest of the team will stop at the Hotel Normandie. Men who are entered in the one and two mile runs, for which there will be no preliminary heats, will leave New Haven to-day.
 The following is the list of men who left yesterday: R. l.. Twitche '07, L. K. Robinson '06S.. F. Ewing '06S., w. T. Coholan '07S., F. B. Parsons 'O7, V. V. Tilson 'OS, w. J. tL'EngIe 'O6S., G. G. Symes '05S.. H. w. Bales 06s., l.. c. Porter, T. S, J. M. Gates '06L. S., W. c. Johnston 'O6S., R. P Kinney. '05S., c. w. Mechanism '05S,, w. R. Dray '08,, J. E. O'Brien '0S M. S, J. Hinton 'OS M. s., .A.iC. Gilbert 'OS M. S., J. w., Mar shall '07S., J. J. Hasbrouck 'OSS. G. NJ
 Harris 'O5, A. M. Stevens O5, R. c.
 Tripp 'O6S., l. T. Sheffield '06s., and w. F. Knox '07 '>
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-26

United States Government Bonds.
 Rid Asked
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-26

A BEAUTIFUL NEW STYLE PIANO. Made by the Emerson company, on ex- Charles H. Loomis, SS3 Chapel street. Call and see it. m25 St
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-26
EimamcfaI.
TEsTERDAY,s STOCK MARKET

Strong Overflow from Wednesdays Vigorous Recovery.
 New York, May 25.-The strong open- ing in to-day's stock market was the
 overflow effect from yesterdays vigor- ous recovery. Subsequent events made it plain that the demand came largely Ifrom uncovered shorts who were alarm ed by the strength shown yesterday.
 Their active buying for a short time
 after the opening was freely fed, so that prices made no appreciable prog
 ress beyond the first advance. The
 character of this selling intimidated the
 professional buyers, and they reversed | their position and sold out their hold ings. For time the professional atti- tude towards the market was one sim ply of abstention, the buying dying out
 almost completely after the first hour without any immediate urgency to sell at the slight concessions
 But with the perception of the un- l substantial character of the demand stocks began to dribble upon the mar ket and prices to crumble. Instead of | the gains shown at the opening the course of the days trading established 1 comprehensive losses. These were by
 no means sufficient to wipe out yester- days sharp gains, but the reversal in tone was decisive The inference was drawn that yesterdays buying came
 came from an alarmed short interest
 than from any good information on de-
 developments. As a consequence much less importance was attached to the
 reported settlement of differences in the
 northwestern railroad field. The satis-
 faction is indisputableS with which se-
 curity owners regard the fact that a peaceful adjustment has been made for
 the contending views of policy which
 threatened the stability of affairs in 1 the northwest.
 But this satisfaction, on a sober con-
 sideration, comes from danger averted )rather than from he Accomplishment of iany striking new good. The unconfirm- ed run1ors of a naval battle was dis turbing influence on all speculative markets, and in our-own grain market weather reports helped to affect the lprice of wheat. The reported dissolu- ton of the steel rail pool was accepted as an explanation of some of the past weaknesses of the United States Steel stocks and was regarded as move- ''me1lt towards conformity with an exist ing state of public opinion and it's
 threatened results in legislative action.
 Large money transactions in connection
 with the payment, of the final install Iment on the Japanese loan subscription land the subscriptions to the new Amer Iican Shelters Securities preferred stock lwere without the slightest effect on the lmoney market. Not much importance Twas attached, either, to a small failure Iof stock brokerage house with an ex- Ichange connection. The market show led no recuperative force on the down lgrade and the closing was weak and at labout the lowest. ,s~ * ..
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-26
SEEKING LICENSES.

Applicants for licenses as stationary engineers were received by the board having the matter in charg last even- ing.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-26
Summer gesnrts.

ia Ave. and Beach, Atlantic City, N.J, Rooms en suite with private baths. Hot and cold sea water baths. Delightful sun parlors, steam heated. Excellent table. Rates $2.00 per day; $10.00 week. ly. Write for 1905 booklet. Coach meets trains. A. c. MITCHELL 6 co.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-26
Cotton Market,

Reported by Dick Bros. 6 Co.,, members of New York Stock and Cotton Ex- changes Branch office, No. 33 Center New Haven, Conn:
 High. Low. Last
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-26
NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL FRIDAY

Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value, s2,e15.0e0. ..st+ United States bonds were unchanged