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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-25
SCares Coyotes

D. B. Coats of Payette has been
giving a practical demonstration of
the workings of his new machine
Tor keeping the skulking coyotes
away from the sheep bedding
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-25

AN ominous silence broods over
Boise. The legislature is about to
adjourn and everybody is wonder
ing what will happen next.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-25

LIQUOR hath killed its thousands
but High Finance hath killed its
tens of thousands If you don't be-
lieve it, read Tom Lawson.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Boise Idaho

IuJGTTUT,
Land Office at Boise, Idaho.
No+,oo t. ,, January 6, 1906.
MOI Motice Is hereby given that the following
m naed settler has filed notice Of his Intention to
said proof will be made before Reeistar an t r.
G Gel at Boise, Idaho on February % o ,9 o
W. Ha; Joseph f. Barth Homestead Entry W. W.
NJ ISr ne Lots l. 2, 8, and Of Sec. i, r
NJ names the following witnesses to prove h,s
Soihnuous residence upon and cultivation az
r, George f. Mcintyre, Ernest Julon Em,,
I Tdd and William Graham all Of M iddleton l
HARRY J. SYMs, Register
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-25
~ $500 Per An7ltL71l

THE legislature, with fine dis
elimination, has refused to change
the name of Snake river to Biscuit
Reggar.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-25
ALIAS SUMMONS

In tne District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trct, State of Idaho, in and for the County Of
Canyon. VI
John M. Nicholas plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-23
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, May 22-CATTLE-Rsceipts. 2Aeo0 head,
market steady good to prime steers So 50qS8 5
Sc 50gS5 heifers 81 5OS5 20; Gamers 81 b0aS3i
bulls 81 40Q$4 70; calves s. 5Ua$5 90 HOGS-Receipls
90 35QS5 good % choice heavy s. $3.50 5Tis rough
heavy, 81 s6G$5 80. light $ S5$6 O5; bulk Of sales
S. 453sG$5 50. sTIEEF-Reoeipts, $4,000 head market
10c lower lambs 109I6c lower good to choice wethers
HhOrn S5S5 49, fair mixed, 81 0Os4 90;
native lambs shorn, S4n&6 60
Cincinnati May 22-HOGS active butchers. IS 52{ q
So IS; common 81 l0aS5 40 CATTLE steady; fair to
good shippers 81 65GS5 e5 Common, 81 2J8S3. SHEEP
quiet s. 5oqS4 g LAMBS slow, s4qs6 2.
Buffalo, May - -cATTLFc-Receipts 800 head;
slow; butchers grades steady; others 10i15e
lower prime steers saqS6 % shipping IS 50S6i butch
ers 81 1898 So hefsrs Sf4S5 05; cows Sc 2aS4 50:
bulls 50 25aS4 70 soekes and feeders So 50s4 10 stock
heifers $40 81 90: fresh and sprugsrs steady
strong good choice, S45dS56; medium TO good $500
s sevs common s5 sss "a So hss6 S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-23
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPoRT,

ooFFEE-ThA oosfa. INs"-York, May g, 1905:
epeLng vas steady al advance Of points in SYM
VII steaay cables and moderate Brazilian receipts
o. ee factors were not sufficiently pronounced to brnF
IN any fresh buying OF consequence and with a disIoe
-S- s44i II evidence IN certain quarters TO sell out
log @ prices Gradually yielded. with the close steady
re- lAclaL.Eee 10 points higher. Ouv a
over 4OVo bags, which tn itself shows feature
o4uea OF the market as far the days opera
LolS are concerned Both The European markets made
:7yors5le ShoTings Hamburg 4q11 pig higher and
1shfLe 100 reported an advance 5<4lz The
- - an IceIkets weTe lower Rio reportns decline
O = ahd santos OF 100 refs, but the
exchange vas $500 higher and receipts not burden
some he spot market quiet, but steady. with
Qoo-allons OF the basis OF &c for RIO total
warehouse deliveries the States FOR the week
were o. 30 bags, against ID $40 last and 90 4S5
test year ot the former amount NewYork reported
O. - bags santos receipts for the week aggregated
&sosJ bags compared with 81, and ~ coo
last year Receipts at Rio aggregated 1900 bags,
against 5000 last week and $1,000 last year. Rio
cleared 5000 bags 10 the United states during the week
= Elcfe 1000 bags Santos cleared Is. 600
United states and e COO 70 Europe Receipts at Bahia
:or week nil; g.
snce 10 the United States. NIL Germany. 300 bags
and 10 tbs rest OF Europe NIL
Tbs Of prices the local market to-
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-23
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. MAY o. 1905

ehoice TO fancy 81 Coas4 S. coRNAEAI hT I'm 9u9tsd'
Saoied: Fine w S5 aS nd y eI S% 2 Sg IL
pT59 s IS Ro9 snsy s sy ddnS S
60 so 5o dog SEE May shipment 20, city "a p ran
a'1g o SKIS Hn% c sSSP' SO 'S 6u 81 asS OH
wHE4T-Aotiug On news Of bad cE TDS SonS-
s "a e s09thwes notably t1g through winter
wheat belt bulls To-Day gave the mani 10 set profits re-
neverheess Gc higher than saturday although about
as much Down from TOP point me TssSt b Fl 900 and
b ~ eeSn toG ne enIe SEop It's 6uishnes lay in
me 1S enc n0TTst P%a9 a Ipeetations az to this
years crop. The Southwest ADDED to the strong ieens
up e MIDDAY baa D BY eees that the country bare
he eat wG5 not %6s ne w a earlier than g
ay s S sB5 s strong IN al mmson houses aud
shorts bousht freely until after s9ct Shfh a t profes
ePs was haa no on. 20 S9 e S s at
Wbish was about as sxpeoPed aihouga
Quantity on decreased 100 GOO bush only IKE ana
bush, compared with S,Isl66o bush last wee and
They had an inhgenos on the LIVERPOOL msrket which
Berlin I marx higher ana Budapest points higher: Tho
eTsST & @ sesSuss OF aTge Win s7 900 bush
The local cash market closed as f9toTs 6 Mf
eTa Duluth 81 ifss and No hard Manitoba, 81 on -
SSas n Nav At 4aGe N W i45n o%sd an s
& q broke s f 6 S a0d @ h S half hour
ssan TIN to Nav not ay b t acs 9Fk Sy the wsseT Jump
central belt weather good but rain ap-
peared in the South and Northwest As farm oneInss
however, and estimates at chicago pacsd AZ
4l2 sentiment became beartsh as the DAY Pr
At clcse New-York advance or
compared with Saturday English markets
partly d lower. The domestic visible slppdS
1852 bush increase OF SOY w
passage and worlds shipments aggregated $500
bush compared with 841e0o0 bush the previous week
The trade expected bullish weekly government report on
Tuesday. Export business limited 70 loacs NO
corn in New-York closed 573a nominal IN elevator ana
eGHQ57o O b aroati No white, u, ana no yehoo"i
56tlc afoat. OATS-The market was Irregular anu
closed about steady Elevator interests were the best
commission houses bought The visible su-
ply decreased 421 600 bush At Hew-Y9Tk cash RFce:
quoted follows Mixed, 26 to 81 To- S0QS97zci
natural white so to 80 n se4S7o an4 cliPPe& White
to h, 36lz &40o. RYD-Nominal. BAttLEl4-ZRar-
ket dun; feeding quoted at 44Ao 1 Sew-York'
nnd mating g 401lb2c / Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-23

Yorfer aos 7 SSi3o s higher hs IS 7oa5 mixed ana
49, 81 2s IL 59 Is sHT sSs
S 5 So few 50 81 81 yearing 50 60S5 To- Wet6srs s. 3
head 9ni4 nc,,S City May 2-CATTTE-Ree.ipts 5000
ZzOO Southerns;
S fS GhGlee expert and dressed beef stssrs IS son
* 566Ss, e good "a 6OS5 40; Western led Steers
sSSs % logsS 4o Southern cows 81 S6asS 5o nsis
60 se 0VgS4 %; native heifers, SO 5OS5 ~. bile
Sst s eal SsS SsSS5 90 H0 5000 Reaa
g. 42 heavy So s5gS5 40; pacers u s@5es = 20
PCS and lights s. e6gS5 20 sfTEPRseeoesgDSs o -
s1os 20 50g$1; Western lambs IS s5gS7 40 f.a naive
e. En - 23gSS 30: Texas clipped yesrf,a
feedeqs0 % dsxas clipped sheep 81 a$3 stoekss asa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-23

e or standard diamond A. 5s5o; con-
4 5s5e: N' e''gG 30 J. 559ci Nos ana :; S,4oSi 80
No IS 40 500c: No 10, SCI No II 4.sooi No IL 4eSoi
FOR - zoe; Nos IA and Is. 400 The London market
and JSne Dssts was Tmsr with May closing at rs ~
spsia prices quoted follows: Centrifugal 30 test
test tusootaoo, 90 test l11ec molassss sugar, 50
are Large supplies slot and nearby anoat
At tb tor sale. but rehners not in the market
hans sane time they have very little sugar On
like e,r stocks OF refined are large But AWNING
stochs 1Sohbe demand would quickly absorb surplus
nos ana send rehners the fresh
slowly. 'HS AuIVpSA1 A1aIAst - "0'h1Ns ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-23
READlMC SYSTEM.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R q
LlDEts41 STREET AND SOUTH FERRY (tins nom
soulh Ferry I'VE minutes earlier saoUn bslow)-
H-zSIrON- BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCak
9990 !o45 EastoR enlyl P. IL Sundays. $50 A ~
800 7. n sundays 1880 A II 500 ?. II
La kEWOOD, LAtNEHIRST, TOMS RIVER AND BAR.
NEGAT-z4 %. $40 A H.. E1-50 e 40. Lakewood ant
Lakehurst enly). 40 BOO P. n Sundays. 70O \ IL.
A 47SI4 TIC CITI TT, 20 a H. $50 P NJ
Long BRANCH. AsBURY PARK OCEAS GROvE.
$50 11S0 4. NJ, x120 49, 2.45. ass. A4s, $50, So
1;5o F. NJ Sunday except Ocean Grove. ss5 A. IL.
ATLANTIC HLDs, sEABRIGHT, MONMOUTH BCH.
EAST LONG BRASCH-4oO. $50, $50 t-5O A. II =
1S0, $50 $50 p. n Sundays. 600 A N. 4oo P. n.
St. e55 A. M 1880 400. AIS P. NJ sundays as
s.; 1920 A II. and 90 s45; Is P. N Sundays.
PHILADELPHIA QaEADING TEREINAI9-s4.SO 100
TOO ta00 400 900. taco 500. tI.S0 1890. 'soOs
PATH AND CHESTNUT sTREETS-9425. fs.O0, s1oco,
'12O0 A n. 100 $500. 200. 200 ?. II. 'lzlt
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGToN-soO 1000. s12o0.
600, 400. $500. 200. s1215
REA35HG EARRIssURG PoTTsvI II z AID Wiz
A. NJ Reading only. si00, iisi 20, e % p NJ Read%
Ing. Pottsylle Harrisburg only, t4o0. $50 ?. 81
Sunday. Sundays only. tParor cars only. IVA TaaS
qua xSaturdays- aExcspt Saturdays
Onces Liberty ST. Ferry. south Ferry Astor HOUSE
Is Union s1Usrs West 57ss Third Az 97s West I25th 81
245 Columbus A. New York; S42 343 S44 SEQ Fulton -
Brooklyn; 800 Broadway, Williamsburg New York TEars-
fer Co. calls for and checks baggage 70 dsst,natlSn,
Vice Pres. and Mgr. Gen Pas5'r AEe-rk~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-23
KEW YORK, new haven z HARTFORD n. 4

trans aep-rt lrU GIaA0 OsnuaI sl@tOA. Al s. and
4th Ave. follows. Tor
vi IU:0O. .xl10O2 a II. tEIl:0O. SxlI:0S sxls:Oa
f-I5:OO, SgIi5Ol, 1890 P II.
BOSTON,. Via wiliimanIe-tfS:OO A N. t2eO P. n
BOSTON, SprIngneld-TS.OO - IL. Ill=-G0 -I4.0o
sII:0O p. n
FI1CF3JJFCi. VII Putnam Worcsster-fS;0O p. NJ
I.AKEVIIIIE and NORFOIK-fs:5O A. N. 1881 ?. n
or. HARRINGTON. STOCkBRIDGE, LENO&. PITS
FYFLD-I4:50 $3.50 a. NJ. f3,3I p. n.
wATERBURY and WINsTED-t4:5o $780,. tfs:oo
SIO:O2 Sf1O:02 Waterbury, A. n, T4-Us T3:50s
sf5:0I. t6:OO $500 60 WateE6urO P n -.
ST.. also GO. e261. 11s5 el354 Broadw.y Is Pax
Ave 6s9 Madison Ave West 125th s.. 27ss Third
Ave. In Brooklyn. e342, $50 Fulton ST.. $50 Broad
way z. D.
sDaiIy. Except sundays. isundays only Sstops az
f25h St xStops 18th Sundays only <PaTlor Cas-
Limited ilHas dining car. eParor and Sleeping Cas-
C Hampstead. Gen. PAss 10
o. NJ SHEPARD. Gen Supt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-23

g g =; F. So IS 20: K 81 CO., NJ s. 70; n. 81 ST.
Charleston Nay 22.-TURPENTIND steady st e3e.
EoSIN steady Quote; A. and So 22E D. 90 81 ~ e. e
81 NJ, "a 10; N, q 25i w O. 81 s5: " W $4S5@S4 60
Wilmington, Msy 22-SPIRITS TURPESTINE tiIih at
ootso; receipts 50 casks. ROSIN firm 81 30 Do re-
eelpts a65 bbls. TAR firm 81 s0 receipts, 90 DOS
oeipts 300 bbls
London. May 22.-TURP ENTINE-Splrt US. fROSIN
american strained. 9s 10lRd: fine 12s Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-23

TIE local market spot cotton CLOSED 94ies sng
points higher on the basis sz5c for Tniddlng upland
FOR nidc.ng Gulf Sales. 700 bales az o9 con
tract Soshern SPOT markets telegrapneo as ISoS
Mobile nc higher az 75sc sales ~ oe4ss nd
ton steady unchanged 3<c SaNanhan 4"St 80
STEADY lice higher i5-l9ci sales oZZ bses y
nm Unchanged at sc: sales % "a bSer al Lice;
seles al bales New-OrIeans steady go nH.os
I5lGc. sales 200 bales Estimated Tecspts a !s@ls
points to-day: Houston ESQ 70 20 oAisS' 90 20
e2l1 last 747 last year; at Ca 80
t500 bales against 67sS week and <ooz ia
and HeWTlesns 1000 TO $500 bales aganSI OIL" -'
week ard sse year. . -. ,o,, -
Receipts at The ports interior ports to-day COM
parel the came Gay last week ano last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-23

No spring 81 004s1 o. No S19S1 O6; No red 81 $50
3 so9so; 10 > white s23l essc; No White siasa,5S
BE Nc = 1IsgII5sc BAR!4AY good feeding. Ssq4Oo
No l Northwestern 81 ~; TIMOTHY SEED prime IS 9S
CLOVER, contract grade. S11 759$12 Is: MESS PORK
r OS POI rbs D Per o. 100 r. y S7 ~
clear sides boxed. 81 l2eqS7 %; WISKEY basis OF
Elsn vines ,! 20 On me Produce Exchange! BUTTER
extras. 1ssfo CHEESE steady l0ikGIic -'0'
Rqlgth May 5iWlHEAT F. Northern 81 os; No
ber S41so.
Milwaukee. May 22-wHEAT-No l Northern 81 IL.
No z Northern 81 0S9S1 10; July SSs+c bid. RYE-No
No 8. 52a0sc; July. 4s1sG4s4c.
minneapolis, May ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 1515:
July. 81 09ss. and September S4se Ne hard. 81 IS;
No 3. 81 01%3S1 O3&. FLOUR-FIrst patents Sc 400
So 49, second patents 50 1896 20 FIRST clears S4gS4 O
SIS %. ''' ." '0'A' At S4'S
Pha6SsiPhia May 22wEAT hEmeE contract grade
F1o6R qasSi wi S s s9as wA; S. 5 S
Pennsylvana roller clear 81 s59s4 60 DO straight.
Straight 7Sss4 co DO patent s g Ran. as
clear sacks 81 25GS4 50 do straight sacks 81 sOS5 1O
% Patsat taeSss s. 2Ogs4 sol spring clear S5s4 81
brands So 1sS$d Is BUFFER dfn s2trs a. westerns
creamery 22t292Sci extra nearby prints, FAC. EGGS
at mark. CHEESE easier; Nev-Yor full creams fancy,
new 12e; 60 fair to good new II 9l1%e; Domestic
IN sacks wheat, 5000 BUSH oats 20 900 bush. Ship
ments-Wheat, 5000 bush; oats, 90. 600 bush
st. Louis May 22.-wHEAT-No red cash. es4e;
coSS cash. s sg. Sie 9Sy 4 3 IS
No cash. Bic; May a0%ei July 2Sc; No white.
tober. IS 70. ALsIKE-Prms. 81 80 TIMoTHY-Pr4ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-23
and interior ports to-day COZ
lsst week and last year:

Cotton Exchange special LvsEpOoi and
sSget Co6 American 7ooo receipts 49,, rn 81 points
hisnsr On near Taonths and points higher on osls.I
0aths; closed quiet net 9al1 points higher naay, 1
June and Tuns-iay 434d; Juy-AUgust ana stsr
te5sr SD; septsnber-otOber and 0ctoosE[ IsnnsSS
sssd; JanuEry-February 3Sd February o1,;st and
sho GArch-Apr1l. z-42c. Asnche1tsf- 1@I4S
nm cloths, strong and active -. 49, ,,ar4re+ yes
FLOUK ard NgAI-Busness in the nour H s-AnetS Of
terday was checked to great extent Dy tae Ling
cash wheat business consisted q saa To- 81 758
patents and winter straigbts spring 81 40
e IS; winter straights q e5qs5 s.; winter & winter
E6Tss "a. s~tTs winter. 81 s3GsS5 80 80 40
fLcTE 6rm Quoted; Fair 70 gooo' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-23
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentne holds its arrn
features making further gain that he quoted price
for machine barrels raised 10 Toe, with
holders refusing sell at that rate. seant supplies
give the bull point higher email ofter-
fngS Tar ruled steady but unchanged We qGetsi
SPIRITS TURPENTINB-on and machine bblA e9A
G70c
R0sTN-Gofnmon 70 good strained. SO 1908 eOy q
50 l6Gss 5o r. s. e09s3 co. 9 So 79qS9 50; 7 ga $50
IS ass 10: " G. 50 10. and W W. 80 A.
STOCKS ON HAND.
Resin $3.50 bbB
turpentine 10 bbs
Tar 4tu 0bs
Savannah May 22.-TURPENTlNB firm at 81 = Q9se;
Arm. sales 400 bills; receipts. 9I2; shipments 1249
ouotei A B ana c, SO 65i D. S. co. E 50 est D. IS 7O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-23

ForeigI coffee markets: to-Cofee market quiet No
ao iS75; exchange 10 7S2d receipts 4000 bags; ship
mels for the United States 1000: shipments Europe
Leo, stock 10000 Sanos-Cofee market STEADY; good
santos, $780, receipts 1000 bags; stock, s9oOU
AEDbuTs-Codes market opened unchanged y pig
hgheT' At 80 N was net sg4 pig higher sales 5000
bags EaYTe-CoIee market opened barely steady.
changed = higher; - unchanged; ? m
advanced = franc; 6c5O unchanged; total Sales
1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-23

eaue Tine 1905 ....... 2S58.770 2T5o.45S 2esG,237
COTTON-The market very active and
ery5usy prices good gains the
more general demand from shorts and what
appeared 10 fresh buying through commission
houses by rains in the Western belt which has
been complaining Of much moisture and the
pectatiou government report on June 2 would
make bullish showing.
The opening strong at advance OF 10 to -
ports the unfaYoTsbls features of the
weather reports higher cables. Due 70 about
points higher Liverpool the hour Of the local
:ag II points higher with spot cotton points
higher sales Of 1000 bales. The official weather
nap showed moderate only but there private
claiming heavier participation than that noted
and the forecast called Tor continued
showers IA Texas. Receipts continued heavy but at
trade being concerned chiefly
VIII the growing crop ana whAe at the
Initial advance the leading bulls seemed 70 De taxing
pToat quite freely, their offerings were promptly an
Scrbed without any important reactions the market
10 advance Until IN the afternoon prices showed
net gains q about 10 TO is points Inere was some
Va. Street selling believed be promoted some
by condition IN stock circles put
before there another rally IN spite OF entici-
quarters OF bearisa weekly report to
day market acaly STEADY al net AoFhlce
q = points Sales estimated at 4O0ogo bales
The spot 10 points higher ana SoUtefh
EE0t markets unchanged 20 40 higher
The prices IN the local market To-Day
lows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-23
BALTIMORE AND Ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR" /
To BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.
Leave south Ferry 5 minutes earlier.
Lv. Liberty Street 90 Except Sunday 13urees
1000 a. m Daily. Diuerr
u 90 Daily. Diners
400 D.. Daily. Buffet
rfRoyal Limited" 400 D. Daily. All Pullrnans
coo 2. n Daily Diner
100 D. N Daily Bufe-s
1215 night Daily. SleepsrS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-23
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

Pennsylvania
RAiLR ROAD.
AAp DE s2S5 ST E ESD TMTT NF sR sTsE
. The leaving time from Desbrosses and Cortiandt
Twsnty-third strest station '-'-'
FOR THE WEST.
:5Ss 4 n s sF IoE1s sP fFnp For Cincinnati
'lO.25 A. NJ THE PENNsYLvANIA LIMrTED-s'
'I-S5 p. IL CHICAGO. CINCINNATI. AND ST.
:aSss P.M cH1e3eo LfnITE5.
'sSs Il M wi hqalS E EXP fasciNNAr' A
ss ~ c cHhGT4q E8P AED CINCINNATI EXP.
's'5S p N. PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
7SS ss5 AS .ss5 'ISSs m T. Is ,lssS 70
no M 1zdg niga5 sunday SO s-Si , 1Jss 4
so1isA M nv f.. p g. 49, nsh5 H. ,a1o
ATLAANTfo COAST L1NE.-s.as g. m and s.as p.
sEABoARD AIR LINE.-12as p. m and laIO a m.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-sas p. m
CHEsAPEAKE OHIO RAILwAY.-q.ss a m. week
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7.Ss
ATLANTfc cfPys - 3 day m w..k.day.
Sundays. '7.55 a.
f9S a BRANCH BRANCH 2sBU Eis P3Rk NorA A.ouy
5ark Sundays), and Point Pleasant (3.SQ g. from
Desprosses and Cortlandt Streets only) S.5S a. m.
4[5S 4iso Saturdays onlyl. 2-25 s25 GAS except
lens Bsanchl. ana LOS p m. weekdays Sundays.
ssb' s25 a m. AID ASS D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
''GS Is'' I755 s2S &5s 'a:5 .ts.S .sss .tlo2s.
.325 ass, 425 .425. ass. C!t155 Tor North P6iis.
ceiphla onlyl '555, eos, 7.55, SIS. (s5s
S H9Tth PEadelpha Only2 p. m. Y 10 night week
.I1025 .Io55 a m. 12.25. '1ss6, 'I55 '3.2s ass.
.4'S9 CLASS for North Philadelphia. only, S.
phia only p. m, 1910 night
Dining Car. tExtra-fare train
1'SRet ohiees. Nos 461 1854. &C. and pei Broadway;
1o2 Fifth Avenue (below 23d ST - asa Fifth avenue
SSSO[ner 18th ST. Ast9r House and named
oOye, brooklyn, S42 Fulton Street Fulton Street
Sso BToadway, and Pennsylvania Annex Station. The
Few York Transfer Company call for nd
tinaton --'-OIS4A - o9S-
TsIephons 54s Cheses" for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service. @S-' --'9 Ae@44EO@o no
", ", ATTERBURY
General Manager. psssSr T-aSao ETss-.-.-
GEO. W. BOYD o'
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

3, B 5g May 22-FLoUR nr; fancy blended pa.nt
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-23
SPLENDID IhAIN sEtsNItE
THROUGH DAILY TRAINS To TIE "

Leave York City FerFy. Liberty ST.
Chicago, Plttsburg, Sleeper 1210 nj 121J
Chicago. Columbus Diner. -. % a m L oOn'2
PittsburL. Cleveland, Limited 400
"tPittsbUrg Limited" Buffet 500 200
Cincinnati, Louis Sleeper. IL. 10 Mt H.
Cincinnati St. Louis Diner. s95 a m 1920 a N
Cincinnati, Louis, Diner. SOD 500 ..
O1noes: 1s7, 2s1. asa 1900 Broadway. Astor House.
25 Union Square W. sol Grand St.
n Y: Fulton St. Brooklyn: south Ferry and
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-06-22
FIXING RAILROAD RATES.

The railroads have become so many
and SO thickly scattered throughout
The country, and the vast amount OF
capital that is represented in their
eonstruction and operation, that it is
n0t surprising that there is demand
for some sort OF federal control OF rates
The danger TO the railroad interests
lies Ia the possibility OF demagogic
politicians becoming temporarily the
prime factors In governmental affairs,
0f as may be also the case, eXcltable
or unbalanced agitators becoming ele-
yated to power and through that pow
81 making war upon the railroad in
faFests merely to satisfy some popular
elamor.
Railroad interests should be dealt
With As other interests are dealt with,
making due allowance for the respect
lEe classes OF property and for the
eaaracter of the business involved.
d railroad should be compelled to
afansact business at a loss merely be-
eaAlse people may think, or because
qelnagogues may affect to think that
MS railroads are depressing the pub
lic through excessive freight charges;
indeed, no business will long withstand
e0ntlnual loss. All business Interest
naAat make some sort of profit in or
aer so maintain itself perpetually.
hut this question OF rates is now a.
tle front 1t will stay there unit
eplne aftlrmatiye action is taken
There Il i popular belief that with the
suQxnons capital represented, and the
fA1QzflenIion of the railroad interests
*ilal'a should be some federal supervis
0a anu control OF Interstate busines
n 1le way Of fixing rates, as various
sAeses nave assumed this power wi.hil
selK own respective borders.
II y not understood although tn
Aalsoad Interests seem to be seeking t
'4'a SR u ~ appear that the interstat
1'e'' erce commission shall say in al
~ What The rate shall be. That
s.t e fha railroads themselves. Th
s"af y revise rates, il, after due ir
aaa0n, the commission is convint
tae rates covering certai
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-06-22

THE Minneapolis Journal has sent
their efficient northwest editor, W. B.
Chamberlain, to Norway, in order to
give their readers the fullest and most
accurate news regarding the develop
ment of affairs between Norway and
Sweden. This is quite a stroke of
newspaper enterprise on the part of
the journal which their large element
OF scandinavian readers will highly
appreciate. No newspaper has SER
vice covering the Northwest to equal
the '/o"r7'aCS and this special service
OF European news will also be OF the
best
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-06-22

James Cunningham, who was ar
rested and plead guilty TO the charge
OF maintaining a gambling resort in
Beresford last spring and who made
his escape while pretending 10 change
his clothes preparatory to accompany
ing the marshal to the county Jail,
returned secretly to Beresford last
week. He was shadowed aud traced to
the home of his lady love, from which
place he made his escape last spring.
One officer went to the front door and
as Cunningham dropped out of a rear