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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-12-22
Indian Ford

School closed the 18th for the holiday
vacation.
w w Powers and wife had company
from Elgin last week.
Mrs Anna Cox is home from visit to
friends in Richland Center.
Mr. and Mrs Alverson entertained rela-
tives from MELVILLE Sunday.
Mrs Price is just able to be about the
house after hard attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs Hattie Thomas put in part of last
week with friends over on Maple Drive.
VII Will and w Ell Price. were at
GAINESVILLE and Hanover one day last
week.
The shortest railroad in the state does
not near completion very fast We don't
hear any more in favor of it.
1t was in the wrong direction for the
northern lights, but we were treated to
a g-ard 1;enlav when the marsh over at
Gibbs lake burned last week.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-12-22

The percent is one mill md quarter
on dollar lower this year than last
year, and not as it was printed in the
paper last week, "higher."
0. P. MURwIN,
Town Clerk, Fulton.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13

1a2 n Ct 81 10; ITO NJ Sc; bsrnyard calf go
George L. s. Dfenback % vsals. 124 10 at 50 80:
do III n at IS 80: do. 9S 10. at Ss do 100 10 az
81 10 Do 90 n at Sc 5O do SO 10 at s6 "a barnyard
w. r. Hume: IS veals. IA H. 50; do. 100 10 at
e sS do % ~ 5 at 8; IS 5aEpysrd calves 24S 10 at
ao n Hollis: 4 veals 1e3 10. at 80 90; DO l2s ~
at Ss do 165 ~ IS 80; dc, 176 10 at IS 20 do
1T8 n. at 50.
$ Sanders: veals, 175 ~ at 50 so; 10 do 12s 10.
at So; do. 40 n. at IS 50 do. 1OT 10. at So -.
SHEEP AND 1sAMBS-Receipts 1O1a cars. or o44
head including for slaughterers and "a cars Tor
the market There steady feeling for both sheep
and lambs. light receipts quickly weighed
for the city trade fairly good sheep od
at s4qSo 90 100 ID; bunch OF choice state wetes
at SO so and yearlngs the same ngures ordl-
nary prime 81 50a$s So Dressed mutton hr
7tsG9l2c per ib dressed lambs at zQlZ12c' country
dressed hothOuse lambs slow sass per carcass - .
Sales-kerns Commission Co: 10 ohio laIaos 20 ID
average at Indiana so 10. at So
yearngs Ss so: 80 Indiana sheep. l2S
II, at So so.
D. Harrington: III Ohio lambs IS 80: 200 Far
western II 25; Ohio sheep I'D r at - o.
Sanders: lambs. 40 10. st IS So 1I9 40. "a
Tb so wethers 107 ID. at 50 90; state
sheep. 10 fb. at So. ..or
George l. s DIienbaek: 90 state lambs 7e 70. at
sheep and bucks. 100 10 at s4; 80 % e...
W. r Hume: "A state lambs. Sc ~ at 81 90: 10 state
HoGS-Reeefps were 45 cars or s775 head. including
prime State Pennsylvania hogs were quoaoe az 30
per dressed hogs higher Tor medium anu
light sold at 6lsqIc per TO; neduI
weights 6864c heavy do. at 5gSsc; rough hosS a'
Sales date yesterday)-s. Coz IL state pigs ST
70 SO y.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13

Frsrn Coffee -Eio-Cu1ee market CuIet: No
Pc S275 exchange lad; receipts, 5000 bags: shin
fr Eurupe, 100 bags; stock $4,000 bags. San
a1cfee market weak good average Santos $500:
-cs 600 g. stock so coo bags Hsmburg-Cof-
nzTket : pig lower; al 2.S0 II was net "a q pig
ae. szlss $1,000 bags Esy-e-Coffee market opened
sfa lower. - unchanged :. franc higher
unchanged 20 > franc higher. al 80 ? N de-
frs5 franc. t5Ial sales s2UU0 bags.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York January IL. 1905
BEEvEs-Recepts % cars. s92 head, including
cas- for export alive single for saughterers ana
cars for the market Very little doing About e4d 1do
load Of DRY changed hands 81 6SS 70 per 1V0
n; a few bulls So 20 Feeling triGe weak WIN
AZ reported for Jersey City market Dressed
IN fair demand at 7G9c per native sides nte
extra beef sold at 05zc. Gables unchanged No ship
ents ~ livestock or dressed reported for today
morrow the Europe for London Will take out Ilu
cattle for ShamberE son and 1853 head Tor sehwaF@-
schlld & SuzbergeT. - .
Sales c. curtis & SOM bulls. l023 10 aveF9sso; 9aoo
AZ a. "a fer 100 n, cows at 50 70; do 1000
n at S. do sl6 10 81 -: II do. sl2 10. al 81 80
CATyTF.S-Receipts head. all FOR the Market
Demand active the stock wanted al Wei SUI
tained prices prime veals sold at Sogss 90
per 100 NJ baTuyard calves at 50 2opS4; common yeS
fnPa at 40 SO No Western calves sale pressed
calves fu steady 9asc per ID for city dressed Veas
and Gal9c for country dressed. - =.
sass-J q curtis 6 Son: veals 1dO 10 average. AZ
80 so per 100 10: 81 143 ~ at S9 "a do i52 70 a.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
BALTIMORE and Ohio RAILROAD
THRoUGM a ati pf TRAINS si To The HE y wFsT. b
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD 4 R

4Ia!-s Lebsrt from e~hH NsAl.aI sta'4on. 81 49,
BOSTON. via New London and Proydence-t4.5O
Il l0:00 * 1902 A NJ. u 100. * lu5. x S;0O
u $500. - I5Ol, "f12OO P NJ
BOSTON. via Willimantie-tIS;OO A. NJ. 1900 P H.
BOSTON via 5pringheld-t9:OO A. NJ lz:OO. i4.0a.
sn.O0 P. NJ
FITCHBURG. via Putnam worcsster-t3OO P ~
LAKEVILLE and NORFOLk-ts:5O A. n. 1881 p n
CT. HARRINGTON. STOCkBRIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
FIELD-t4;5O. 1850 A. n. 1881 p ~
WATERBURY WINSTED-f4:50, $500 TfS-0O
fIO:O2 IfiO;Oz TO waterbury, A NJ. tl:O3. t4:s0
sf5:O1. t6OO. $500 (to Waterbury, p NJ
Ticket Offices q cGrand Central Station ci25th
ST. also at ella c261 lS5. ciS54 Broadway cS PARK
Place Square, else Fifth Ave Columbus
Ave, Madison Ave. e2T3 West t25th ST, 153
125th St In Brooklyn. ca Court St.. 500 Fulton ST.
390 Broadway E D.
sDaiiy. Except sundays. ssundays only. Fstops az
I25th xSJcps St. Sundays only. tParlor Car
LIMITED. Has dining Car. eParlor and Sleeping Car
C. T HEMPsTEAD. Gen. Pass. Agt
o. N SHEPARD Gen. suDt.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York January IL 1898.
-, 7Y..-e u7s active selling OF coffee during
-es.-sn session Of to-day, which was Sc down as
= i- - -ecer- louEs in spite Of the volume OF
-. --,zrizet showed pretty steady tone. how
= = s@ter openiug unchanged and working on 20
~ ~ sb1slt 1910 points some months. Il rallied
~ 80 close with final prices net unchanged 10
-. l-vs- sales were reported o. $4,000 bags.
pls - si-sss was in response steady European
u - sssfreless Brazilian news. The selling move
ss.slrre5 almost 81 once In a general way Il
y -tSlcAt 10 be FOR The account of the parties who
t--rrF ifsraIly the recent advance, WEils the
- ,re-s Absorbed chiefly BY trade interests The
1.v- seemed 20 partly for Wall Street account.
- = .ts her hand. looked II other Wall Street
,,. we're supporting The market HaXre closed about
sas-r net lover ana Hamburg was -zq7s Pig lower
= - decline Of 20 and Santos
- while primary receipts were about IN line with
----sss+ons Tie absence OF any news calculated 10
r.ts act.ry either way was taken as meaning that
- ss--1rur1eats q. rhe day had been the outgrowth
t-isi market conditions and 70 reflect the disCour-
.--,sT+ nd soae buyers Tor advance.
-. V5th which -he coffee absorbed would seem
f-ay he existence o. very Dull1sh sentiment among
re r,sTssss and 10 show gooe unoertone The spot
-s-fss Uas Quiet auc unchanged. with quotations on
- lsSg al Sac f1r RIO no :.
I've sugs Of contract prices IL the local market to-day
nrsE
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago jan 12-CATT1E-Receipts 1900; market
steady good to prime steers 6OdS6 81 TO medium
70GS5 80: stockers and feeders, 81 2SgS4 " SoTH
81 25S4 40; heifers s2GS5; 81 254$2 5O bulls
S29S4 % calves S49$7 HOGS-Feceipts 81 600; marker
heavy, 81 75$4 S71e; rough heavy "a oVgS4 %
Receipts 1900: sheep shade lower lambs SQ oe lover
good to wethers 81 90GS5 so; fair 10 choice nxe
SO sOa$4 So; native lambs s. I5q$7 60 CATIL steS
quiet; good shippers $4$4 50; common sZgSz o.
SHEEP steady, SO 75qs5; lambs steady $3qst 80 300
Buffalo, Jan. -CATTLE-Receipts JOv heaqi
fairly active 1oGI5c lower; prime steers 3 oqSS as -
81 so: cows 50 50a$4 bulls 50 25QS4 10 stoc6ers and
feeders 50 50G$4 % heifers. 81 254SS NEAlS-
Receipts $50 head steady "a 5Oa$s 80; few So HOGS
s4 9OgS4 9 mixed S4 s56$4 90 Workers. 81 I0afS4 50:
pigs S4 556S4 60, roughs S4aS4 20; stays SSqSS 90
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Recepts. 6.OOO head; slow and
steady, unchanged
Kansas City 12.-CATTLE-Receipts. $500; mar =
ket steady to Choice export and dressed beef
steers 1865 fair good 50 500S4 western
fed steers 50QS5 and feeders g 3lS4 20
Southern S3dS4 10 southern cows 81 &9S4 y;
native cows 81 75aS4 native heifer 50 50q$4 5G bulls
5OTS4. SQSG HOGS-Receipts. 5000: mar
et strong active. 81 So bulk Of sales 81 0o
* heavy S4 T5GS4 so: packers 60GS4 10; pigs and
lights, So S5dS4 60 SHEEP-Recepts, Z4UO; HnsLASS
Native lambs S60SI %; native wetheEs
native S44I$0; Western laLbs
yeaFIng, s. 50GS6 90 Western sheeI "a OOe@O'
stockers and feeders, 81 0OqS4 50
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, u. p mmWHEAIaZsP3t pot, ncnhai IN u
CoRN-spot easy American mixed new IS Ia; 90 1q
As i'd: futures hrm March IS 30 Nay IS ats fanc5
-9Carsdian steady 912d. FLOUR-St LOUIS !aIiC.yy
yvjnter steadv 9s Cd. HOPS in London Facfe Coast
am 81 1Osafs los BEEF steady extra lndla mess
67s Gd PORK easy: prime mess WesteT1 Sos 90; b MS
Short cut il 10 Is 10 firm. Ais. BACON duA
land ct % to 30 10 short RIB 10 to a TO- oos @
long clear middIes light 2S TO "a No. 3s long cear n "a
os heavy a. To 10 36s; short clear backs 10 70 ~ 10
ass Cd: cieer bellies Il 16 NJ l3s sHOI 1.
e,vsre II 10 IS 10 quiet, 33s. LARD qliet prime West
ern in tierces Cd; American refined IN pans o4s
TST1~TF-R nominal CHEESE strong; American nlssI
D. 5 coIorad h2s TATLOW-Prme city steady, 23s.
TT1RPF,NTINE-Sp steady, 39s ROSlNccoIqrno non
ar-1 +@ 31Id PFlTROIEUM-Rehned quiet, Cd LIN
SEED OIL steady, los
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-YOrk. JanEary = 100.
prA,,s AND PEAs-There is fair trading in the best
"a domestic marrow and pea beans ana prices Tor
@ sasss - % arn Medium red kidney remain quiet bGt
seeA - eleut steady White kidney are higher ana
s, fe1E sales reported az 81 90 yellow eye weass5
prime quality sughtiy
seotsn EpFAns marrow. 1eo4 choice per bush sZ6d9
&sS9s' g Dc ~ medium lsO4 81 s2s9Sl So 90 pea lsos
- -. r. 10 red kidney. 1894 81 621e oof 90
81 !zTzetS1 1904 Sc %; black turtle soup - o %
white acs S2 O5aS2 lima California ST.
Esl5oS St3E,N PEAS Scotch. 1904 bags per bush 81 %
az rfyRReoeipts to-day, 50e2 pkgs he temper OF
. ,oar<et is unchanged There Is Inoassee t 'ea ~
- sse fresh table grades and prices Aof sur are
Tor tn7 ra Supplies ample with the eHceron OF
steAs rtssty. quote: Creamery eAuAs Der 10
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13

- market FOR spot cotton closed o1liet with
Ear s-s ler, on the basis Of lUc for gnddlinR
aEss 0r - 10y acclng gClt. Sales 600 ba les de-
R5hes a 1870 Southern spot markets were fele-
q a; a.. -e savannah quiet and easy unchanged
y No-foi - - bales CnarLeston firm, unchanged al
s1nore refa 49, IN hanged al 7isc; sales I34 bales
4; Gaes no - a ltsc Mobile quiet. &c lower at
~ .o 49, '-7s - Louis culI. unchanged Et 7c
tsz So - NeE-0rIeans easy. unchanged az 67tc:
tslo5-,o--- --sIlFnGted receipts leading points
iE7 sgf - - houston, 500 to 800 bales AGAINST
$50 49, &C osoe last year; Galveston 3 500
~. sns u et1-nst oS0Z last week and 3773 lsst
Es,ssh - heeE sId 738 last yeSr ''O Ns' Ss 1-Hs'
49, - - a. the ports ar5 ,-,e-i.- -,f,,.. .. d. -.
--- lLs same lsrt 49,, 80 -. - ~
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
NAVAL STORES.

At savannah there a higher market for spirits
turpentine, this gave firm tone TO the l9eaI
market machine made barrels were quoted at o9>2c
Rosn was steady but prices modified slightly.
Tar was steady. but unchanged. We quote: -
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-OH and machine Dds 90
Q55lsc.
RosIN-Common to good strained. 50 s5q$2 sI.s y
So O5q$3 10; F. So 15aS} 2o G. 81 2oa$2 20 ~ sS oS
4, SIS 10; " G. So sGaS5 85 and W ". IS so
STOCK ON HAND.
nj, ,t, % 2O1
Is,t, Itosi, .,trI Ll,is ..,...,,,,,. TAO
Tar, bbls :. :. -
Wilmington Jan 12-SPIRITS TURPENTINE, nothing
doing: receipts casks ROSIN nothing doing receipts
75 TAR firm; 81 60: receipts. 80: CRUDE TURPEN-
TINE frr 81 5OqS3 20; receipts. 66. -,
Savannah Jan 12-TURPENTINE firm 6rJnj S15sc; s, re-
ceipts 2O42: sales T04 shipments, Lars We quote:
r and c. 50 SO; D. 81 Go; F. 81 20: F. 81 20; % - w.
II SO 10: l. So 20; K S4 O5; NJ $4 80; n, 81 20; w u
So: w W, 50 IS. . ,oe,>- 18th
Charleston Jan. 12-TURPENTINE and kOslN noun
ing doing. --,r1rry ess al
ROSIN-Amertcan strpined, IS; fine, lis Cd
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13

.A bpfirte special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
- 600. ,-91t Ea-ef, 500 bales speculation and
lzs: s1leflean 1000. receipts. 900 bales. al
Soy r-,- - upland. 3-e5d. Futures opened bare
- lont,.eS higher on near and points higher
- ane ~. A0aee STEADY. net 6g1 points higher.
- Esrcf s-erg = eDru2Ty. 3-12d. February March,
=. lcne- ~ ~ s.fe1f Apr-l-Aay. 3eld; May-June.
sgsE-ts eefls Jlly-Aug1sr. SD. ALgust-Eep-
Stsd No. y-stilnef- October 335d; October-N Novem-
s+tR ~ lesler-Aaru dull; cloths irregular
~ y ia ,+-i-als-flOur was firm but quiet to-day,
~ ~ rr-l- 1iiaf oI buyerE- sales light and
- 5s,snrs Ds-EeTs and winter straiEhts. FLOUR
~ laterts S9 20; winter BtEalghts. 81 500 s. -;
al 49, = 5Ao -; spring clears. s. 30aS4 @;
~ RYE 49, ~ SJf1Sa so extra No winter, 50 G54
-Ges - = nm quoted Fair good. 81 900
q E'e5 al esss.s5eg - 1885 BUCKfRHEAT FLOUR
h klr o-.r~es@ le I-er 100 n. CCIsSMEAL easy:
,1ted. F-a. <eye tS 10. az 70 brand BAG MEAL
tlu p11,~ p1s ~hlte and yellow. 81 % coarse, new.
-. fus,.- --ssss-'--irg and Western Grm: quOtedi
t,H - 80 standard middlng, SIS 70: -four do.
t@zM t-,S3 ~ January shpmunt; city bran
l-1 1t0 ho-eA ana sltks. mt1dIng. sS29S20. red
ss,s1aesI s5SsSsSS52p 81 % in bulk and 50 = IN
- Rsst AlhsEe appeared 20 be further selling
E.sEa ~ y u az Street long Interests whenever
tsatg ~. syn of any short scares AFFORDED an
tt- pflotf - ~ ye!ng q very Irregular HaIket'
49, va :, -,r"- York = net lower. At one time
4t~A thas - - seabOard response 20 shsrp Western
-s4c-x ir 80 cent difference existed between the
e.. hi - - ofk and Chicago This later
t 1se1a,ir- .sAt nevertheless maintained a sub
= t-t,I Slkho1t the day. on several occa-
- +. sunesS -.ees took place mostly IN the West
81 .ls- cf the market gave the impression
letr ~ -fstt-encing some difficulty sustaining
~ ~ Tie e.Ss general break occurred al along
ses thegs 49, -heft vas again relatively weaker
- ~ below 49, Vas freely predicted that 81 Louis
- Fs.t cs-sst % affect the market either way.
q u - sas besrish on TIE crop outlook
sE hand. private ArEsutins cables
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13

claimed that rains had delayed harva.,,n~ -. -. -
saRoIt ferpus would be larger than lsss & ai the
English markets closed "a low, a as
paIts 40 points higher. Berlin rasrl love- - was
80 points higher. Cheaper Argentina ofs.ssn.
aeS esponsibe for the decline Ilvernro we're
50 this RIO h.-sS
=. INFERIOR points arrivals for the day We. 80 push
olli1Iea with $4,000 bush ousl
tt1st year According 10 the Gay
snow again IN all West w.
MNst ample protection sharp decline e. rs
Is point was explained by rather liberal eu
source al considerably lower prices than
On Meanesday Cash prices the close ve- os
- aoAoNs; No red 81 21i elevator and 81 o,is
Ss..st, 40 Northern Duluth. 81 PIX. and No 9
nrsOoA n Il =. anoat. CORN-As neLa
- eoesoaS. the market to-day paid little stts,
Aie nuctohtions in wheat holding
e session and closing practically unchanged fro-
ne, p.tNlous cay It's stability due mainly TO sum
iat rom commission houses the West the hssISy,
IN th threatening the movement and advance Of g.
ANcipoo market Receipts FOR the DAY At inta~io-
~ We're 4S40 600 bush. compared with 66T 900 busb
- 80 ~ another feature Of statistics shpment
for S5 oush from seaboaTd points The export trade
Nsv 3Hy however was only loads. ? corn jn
sNos+e N closed at 53c elevator and at 5lEsc b
. ~ 20 = white at 52isc and No . yellow at s9c
fnsr.t aHoat t oATs-Trade rather light the oats
a out N response 10 steadness in the fnarre4
- wei hea throughout the day showing little material
s ,Iolh the previous night Quotations cash oats
So ~ SssSa5oTk SssaoFk market were as follows Mixed, 10
ana eSt &c; natural white. 80 80 10 STQ3sc
- p pTSi,l,eo white S6 10 80 10. 39G40zc. RYE nominal
: = ork. and mailing at 45952c @ Z Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
READING SYSTEM.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r X
Liberty street and south Ferry (time from South Ferry
aNe minutes earlier than shown beow1
nasSSSION. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND NAUCH
$40. 800 cas- EastoI, Only) p. m Sundays zA30
wTLKEsBSRRE RND sCRANToN-s4oo. 40 a m.
IaRRROS0p S suns1yE n 50 a M Tol,g 2 m .D
BAKNEGAT-z4- 90, $40 a m. zL30 (340. AIO
lakewood and Lakehursr onlyl. a5.Oo x6OS
ATLANTIC CITY-s94O a. m, e. 40 D. m
LuNG BRANCH. ASBURT PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
fOANT PLEASANT. AND SEASHO8E POINTS
14-Ou $50, l1-SO a Nl2O. 445. $50. $50. 1L5O
2, m Sunday. except Ocean Grove. 500 a m. Zoe.
ATLANTIC HLDS.. sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BCH
LAST LONG BRANCH-46O. 50. $50. I130 q m
80, 80 (53O Atlantic Hlds. only). $50 D. m sun
1900 300. 1000. t11-00 a 1890. 100. 80.
1z-9o .So9 400. t50O. 1900. t7.3O $500. $3.50
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s4.25 tsOo. 10 oo
H12 Is mdt. -
BALTINORE AND wAsHINGTON-soo 1000. ~ 90.
-200. -4c0. 800. ZOO. %12.15-
READING, HARRISBURG, POTTSYILLE AND WILL
a m. Reading Only). tSIOO. LEI 90 f2 90 D. m Read
Ing, Pottsytle. Harrisburg only. "A. OO D. m
ztrom Liberty Street only sDaily. fDafy, except
sunday SUNDAYS only. tParlor only. lVfa Ia
Onces: Liberty St Ferry, South Ferry Astor House
261. 434. 1900. 1854 Broadway. 1S2 5th Av Union
Square West 15S East 125th St. 273 125th ST.
245 Columbus Av., New York; Court ST. 344. sS0
New York Transfer Co calls for ard checks baggage
W. c. BESLER c NJ RI-RT
Vice-Pres- and Gen. Mgr Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
y, statistical position OF Brazilian caeo was as fol

gy--O.S-IHe cortCa market weaker to-day under
AlNa q active pressure by Of the leading local
le-sons1 tnat seemed 10 be undertaken more with
tA u SHAKING out recently formed speculative long
lnls man as "a result OF any change the general
yl' El9NeFer Lar Isy bs. the market closed about
lll.s gei0N Tie best point OF the morning and a
-tdiy the lowest level OF the day. The opening was
- ~ lneiffge1 Irlc-5 10 advance Of = points or
- ~ 4-e wiz l1e cables which indicated q disposition
- - Llslsl trade 10 follow the American fuctua-
- ana aNaii developments. At the opening German
- Stalee 70 De supporting the market, and offer
ies-s uil!lel But on a scale ~ il developed thaf
- ~ Brokers had heavy ceiling orders on every
ssr s-lslce These filed up the demand and after
- - - = sbolt solc Tor May, points above
s5.,.- u ile previous night. the market turned
rs-st - so1t1 seemed q be selling il the local
Ie-sc a. as prices worked down the movement 10
uF.-iie rather general with the result
~ Sl LIernoon The list had quite sharp bresk with
rse- -.--t 1r9Irc csc. The close was steadIed bv
i6S-- G hlt at about the lowest. or q net loss ~
- - safes 0i futures were estimated a S75 600
-5 r-le sdflces from the South reported no Change
- A1 SITUATION, nor could be learned thar
ah To interests short Of spot cotton hsS
- material change. Receipts continued He-v
- - ue ports ara interior points and vysiIe
- u-e = some eteur the stormy weather II
as further evidence Of strength in he views
.slA LEp1r-s liberal % 80 '9
s As fooEs: -0s -H '"e local 1naFAet to-day
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-08-11

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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-08-11
Excursion to Okiboii

The Rock Island road will run an
excursion to Okoboji Sunday, Aug
ust 18th. Train leaving here at 9.13
a. M, returning leave Orleans at M
p. M, West Okobojl 1880. The last
named place is the new station
where the Rock Island runs nearest
the lake: This station is only a short
distance from the track and steam-
boats will be in waiting to take pas
sengers to any part of the lake.
People will find the officers OF this
boat line. very accommodating in every
way and the charges for going q
any point Of the lake, not on tho
regular .schedeule, very reasonable.
Railroad fare tor round trip 9b
cents. I
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-08-11
OUR OuN.TY FAIR

tuesday to Friday, Sept. u 80 Is
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, Sept -, IS, Inv Is,
will be held the annual fair % the
District Fair Association of Mobiles
County.
This organization has baen nurs.
ed and fvstered from the pioneer
days until it has become an Gasocia'
ton Of considerable naagnitnAasand
an association of valuss1Ae various
ways to the entire. couus. Zach
year, when the weather doaDnot in
sterfere, the fair is better than at
Of the preceding year. Those par
ticipating endeavoring each year to
excel their exhibition Of the pre-
vlous year, not so much to- have
something a superior to their neigh
bors but to demonstrate what pro
duct can be brought forth from the
soil, animal life and the shandiwurk
OF humanity by a little dihgent,
careful husbandry.
These annual occasi ps afford the
best of opportunities for the success.
full to. impart, to their fellowmen,
the process by which the best results
can be obtained in any particular
branch, the individual devotes his
attention to. Each person having
some one thing to which they give
preference and these objects all be-
ing brought together furnish an OPP
portunity for Observable Of results.
= An exchange of ideas on all sub
jects pertaining to farm work ia es-
pecially interesting and valuable
and is oft times we'll worth all the
expense and time lost in attend ing
the entire session of tho fair.
J. N. Gould, president and q. A.
Palmer secrs tary, have been talking
and keeping in mind features that
would be good thing for the fair,
aver since their election until the
present time and now they are de-
voting all their energies toward 'ad-
vertising and securing the presence
If those things that will be s,host in
;ructive and entertaining, thus pro-
7iding entertainment adapted TO the
Of every one from the
,aby t. the old man or woman bent
With age. ,!, - 1E
What Fair it would IS jfsevery
person IN the county would have a
display on this occasion. The AS
Iociation would rejoice In seeing
'uch an exhibit and so would the
Any person takes more
interest and enjoys any affaifW hen
they participate. Try it this ysar.
Place on display something's There
ire thousand different things that
could be exhibited and create anE In
crest and arouse enthusiasm
The premium list is in the hands
II the printer and will soon be- ont,
Make it a point to get copy.
The program of sports and amnse
nents isnot complete but there will
10 sufficient and of such a charaDter|
hat all will be pleased to the mt
most. -.
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GOING. TO SEA BY RAIL

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accomplished fact. One of the most
interesting /. and difficult feats Of
railroad engineering was the build
ing Of bridge known as the Lucdn
Cut on across the waters of Great
Salt Lake. This is one of the sights
for passengers on their trip to Cali
fornla over the Union Pacific. b
sure your ticket reads over this line.
Inquire Of II. F. Carter T. P. Al,
Omaha, Neb.
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LEWIS AND CLARK EXPOSITION

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]. Portland, Oregon, will be open
continually from June 1,e1so5 ID
October Is, 1905, one hundred ana
thirty-soven days. The short line
to Portland il via the Union Pacific
This route gives you 200 miles along
the beautiful Columbia river, q trip
to Portland and the Northwest with
out change, and q chance to visit
Yellowstone Park. Returning from
Portland via California. Inquire
OF 81. +. Carter, T. "A, Omaha,
Neb. :, f.5 49, z.>.:.s u. syy.sslS
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