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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-07
!lcstcl Cotton Statement.
~ % .Agslelatad Press.D

(Gy Inc AS3tPl3L2u I'f2SS.)
New orleans, Jan. 6 --sStCrCtdrA
I cstcr's weekly cotton sta.e;nCit Isl
sIed today shows for the 3,A doys OF
January q De-, iease under last year o
@&.nAu and Il deS reaec under the < ,nl
period year before last Of $500.
tul ne 10 ueyS OF tnc season ihat
have elapsed The aggregate IS ahead
Of the SAM. days CT last year l,h24,U00.
and ahead Of tho same days ye&r be-
fore last 1.250.00o.
The amount brought INTO sight dur
ing the last week has been 281.5A2
bales, against 1923 zS7 for the same
seven days last year, ana 303,l04 year
Eefore last
rhc movement since September !
SHOVE receipts a I'll United States
ports to be 6,0S9.716, against 5.4t6.705
last year. Overland AcrcSs the Miss
issippi. ohio and Potomac rivers Lo
Northern mills and Canada 529.1S3.
against i76,321 last year: interior
stocks in excess Of those held 1T The
close of the commercial year 647,299,
against 1900 last year: southern
mills tailings 94G.000, against 8J6,1iZ
last year
The total movement s'ncc Septcmbcr
! is S.1oo.79S. against 1.1&6,2l7 last
year
Foreign exports for th2 week hay
been 2G5.330 against 274.b60 last
year making the total thus far for the
season A,514,24S. against 3.963.2@0 last
year
The total takings ~ american mills
| North. South and Canada thus far for
| the season have been 2,1fG,iS6, against
| eos. 592 last year.
Stocks at the seaboard and The %
I leading Southern inter or ccntcrs haV'
I decreased during the week 100,S1i
/ bales. against Il decrease dUr n" tn
corresponding period last season oi
/ t06.49i.
Including stocks I"fi over III porE
and interior towns from the last croI
and the number of bales brought into
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Notice OF Sale.

t'"Gcr aud by virtue of the provi-
Sior rtof Il mortgage deed executed to
me ~ +. Henry DoWd and &. +. Dowd
and registered in the office of the
Register of Deeds Of Wake County IN
Book III, page i27, and in the office
OF The Register o: Deeds of Johnston
| will expose TO public sale on Satur
day. the DIST day OF January, 1905. at
twelve o'clock m. at the County Court
House door. i'm the city of Raleigh,
all and every the right. title. interest
and estate of the said p. Henry Dowd
and c. T. DoWd. in and to a certain
tract of land lying partly in Wake
County aud partly i'm Johnston County
and described as follows:
!. Beginning at a$popiar on Swift
Creek, Mrs. Wayland DoWd's corner,
"riarTs as her line north SO 1tfeErees' eiist
.2S;3il . eh;4iaS-. TO a. stake ou+ the old
tis4feigl h.. ard sSmitKital} = roIiEs Mrs
Maryland DoWd's corner, thence down
said road TO n stake in the outside
line or the original John Jones tract,
thence as said line south IL de-
grecs west az chains TO a hickory on
the bank OF Swift Creek; thence W
said Creek To the beginning. contain
ing $50 acres more or less. being the
tract devised to Lydia NJ. Dowd (noW
deceased) wife of said G.. +. Dove.
under the last will aud testament q!
her father. DR.. j. H. Jones.
Terms of sale: Cash.
c. NJ. BUSBEE. Trustee.
Dno"mhe" 20. 1904.
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WHEELS CLOGGEO
BY Low COTTON
That is Why the Sc nth is
Holding Back.
DRY GOODS ARE HIGH
Buyers Are Thereto Not lncreasir 9
Purchases in The Primary Markets
For Cotton Goods. North The
CIang Of Machinery Grows
lLouder.
DRY GOODS ARE HIGH
Louder.
CBv The Associated Press.

New IorK, Jan. 6.-R. G.. Dun &
Company's Review OF Trade tomorrow
will say:
Aside from some hesitation at she
South owing to the recent fall in the
price OF cotton, business conditions are
favorable and optimistic sentiments
are evidenced fN extensive prepa "a
tons for active trade. AS annuai re-
ports appear ii is found. that the clos
ing montns OF 1904 made q much 5ct-
tor exhibit than the nrst half which
;,tftS the New Year With smaller
tOCkS Of goods in the hands OF deal
~. asSurinh liberal contracts in III"
near future for lCplcnshing supplies.
A few inino. labor controversies i:aVe
qrisen, but the Fall River mills are
4Ilore active ana IN most branches of
manufacture there Is a steady de-
crease in the proportion of idle MAJ
chinery.
Gross earnings Of the railways 10
December were ga per cent larger
ha. in the same month Of 1908. Win
ter wheat conditions have improved
and the partial j ecovely IN cotton r}aS
u event the TIN eatenc1 curtailmcnt 81
- cage.
AS prices of cotton GOODS have aDt
!eci.ned in III opoiton TO the fa,l ~
.aw material buye.s ale moi incrcAg-
ng purchases in ,he primary MARKERS
- cotton goods. Low stocXS explain
the steadiness, and the pos ton al tie
mills was strengthened Y tire paltit.t
i ecovery in the cotton market
Fajiu IS f1r the week Numbered
$50 ~ Gle United States. against eve
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Stock ) md bonds.

New York, Jan. 6.--Gathering dis
tpiioin.ment over the moderate in
re 81 meit dfinand for stocks and over
tic reluctance OF the outside public 10
One Into the markc: caused the gen
cIai decline IL pl ces today Ii did not
appear that there was any great
amount of liquidation in the movement,
and there were no news DEVELOPMENTS
10 prompt a selling Of securities. With
he txcent on cf "a momentary advance
II Ana gainated Copper and some con-
nucd absorption Of the ErieS ana
te.td.ng thcie was no strong feature
ANY time today Abe flilufc of cx-
llanat;on fer the sti enGth Ct Erie
ioused some suspicion o. a proi en-
,lai,s, man pulative origin for 81
hat il lost its effect on the rest OF
he market. he Sc i'll ANA .gamatea
gnppIr Ma connected with discussion
II Is dividend prospects, As 10 the
ftatuIes CT the decline I became al, :
general during the course Of the
lay, and was apportioned. net accord
ing to any news of conditions, Dui
rather according to the weeks pre-
viouS advances, thus lndicat ne Il
proiit-taking character for the move
ment The news of the day d not
change from the recent favorable
Tenor as affecting property values
deviation from the recent advancing
tendency. In the cotton market the
decline il prices was reported TO be
attracting at last large buying orders:
from foreign spinners. il is evident
that the movement Of currency has
termed in full tide from the interior t.;
New York. the preliminary figures IA
Cheating II gain by the banks of up
wards of $6.000.0oo. The fall in prices
"a ned its greatest velocity in the fnat
hour ana over-ran Itself result ng in
san active demand to cover shorts by
the room traders. The closing was ir-
leguEtr.
che bond market was broad but the
movement continued Irregular. Total
sales lpar v;tlue) s5,3a5.Goc.
Z. ;. bonds were all unchanged or
the last call
Total sales stocks were 9i3.S0G
shares. including Atchison. 6.400: y
q H.. 500: r. & o.. 22.400: Csrea;
Western. 81. 100: ST. Paul, 1880: Erie
$500: Ere first preferred 2&70e.
l.iic second preferred. 2G.7U0; Lou $
Vile g. Nashville zoe; Mettop0lital
Securities. 500; Metropolitan Rail
way, 1900; Mexican Central 1920.
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A BREEZE BLOWS
COTTON HIGHER
A Net Advance of Twen-
ty-Five Points.
THE OPENING FIRM
The Close Was the Same and Receip' 5
Being Light Accumulated The Re.
port That Little Or No Spo. Was
Being Offered by the
South.
Qy the Associated Press.)


New FORK, Jan. o.--Inele Was SOni'
little exc. tement i'll the cotton marke
accompanied by fairly active trddiils
and Il strong advance, IN pr.ceS
The opening was firm at an advance
of zM6 points in spite OF rather dis
;,bpo iltil.g Liverpool cables. cnnsid
Cisng the fiji inness here late on yeste!'
day and the tate. ADVANCE in New Or
leans, /. VerpooI was expected TO re
port Il cons,ief,hse gain. FIRST price.
here were 5 points higher, but mos
~ this ADVANCE was lost before Tho
hour Of the local opening. mere ga
=; good s.enInd Locally, however. OaSc6
Oh the continued small reec, PTS aud re.
iicr;s If firm spot holders, and before
the buying movement abated. prices
had been forced up to net advance
os about 20 20 ntS on the aetiVt
months. 4 his meant AN advance q
near.y 35 polnts 1ro.n the low point OF
yesterday ana there was considerable
lcaliZinc Operators with cont nenta
connections wee big buyers. however
and after q reaction of about 10 points
tho market aga II 1irlned UP and wa;
unal:y very s,eady at net advance .
80 % points or practically the hl@i
20 ut OF the session. Sales or 1utarct
we've estimated at about $50, o." eaics
According to common gossip the adj
some Southern spot people having sato
spot cotton Shot for deferred De:em-
LSr and January shipment were find
ing trouble 10 secure the actual cottor
II The South and were protecting
themselves by purchases OF futures.
while speculative interests finding how
matters stood were ut living the de-
n.and from this source ID AGAIN
squeeze the floating short interest
i Il. .nto-s ght movement for the week
Was light and the est mates fer tomor-
lows receipts for the leading point
also being light, tended to accentuatt
me repC.ts al little OF no spot cotton
offer ng frcn the south.
After the regular close Ne@ Orleans
wires reported weakness in taat mar,
ket ana on the curb here some sale
were reported pr vatey at d de slime OF
Sbcut IL pc hts from the final figures.
Receipts Of cotton at the ports tott2s
s9.46l bales, against al.2tI lasS week
and $3.50 last year. Fer the weeh
-ou.c5 against 1,..36a last week a:o
.S1.77o last year. !oday's receipts II
New Orleans 5.7si bales. against -
ga last wear, and at Houston 6,037
bales, against $3.50 last year
New york. Jan. 6 Cotton spo steady
., Do,nts high r. fniddliDg uptanos i.5,.
mi idliug Vuu, 10, saies ~, bales.
Futures opened and wed susa IS
81. TlshEsn
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New York MONEY.

New York. Jan. ., ! p. .in,-- Money on CA
steady, 2gzK low .. ruling rate, last lusn
closing a, offered 2k@, time loans
steady, ~ days f@I, 30 Gays ;&t,4. six
months 3,a'9h. prime nle,C'ule ps per IDlT,
sterling exchange a.m, with actual business
In bankers bills AT .S7 jJ604o7.it for demand,
and st 40 c00Rb0U for so day ILLS, posted
rates .SJ,9HHa teS, cOfninercaI bills iSl3aMM
bar silver t01a, Mexican dollars ia.
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Mr.. f. l.. Williamson has been in
luCed by the promoter of the pro-
posed street railway to canvass the
county in an effort to raise the neces-
sary subscriptions. Mr.. Williamson
is going right ahead. and is su"oaa-'
ing nicely. SO far he has succeeded
far beyond his anticipations.-Bu
con y aWS.
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Dry Goods.

New York, Jan. Ga better tone
is cvinccd in the dry goods market at
first hands, and although no active
buying is in progress buyers show
more disposition TO operate for cur
rent requirements. The export situa-
ton is more encouraging but jobbcrs
are operating in a very indifferent
manner
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Naval Stores

Wilmington, Jan. Turpenune .., 1911
receipts - casks
Rosn firm, 2.i0, receipts iEa bits.
Tar ftrm, Loo, receipts ~ bhlR.
Crude f1rin, Z3t6D3.1D, receipts T. DOlb
Charleston, Jan 6, Turpentine finn .....
Savannah, Iens -Turpentlne steady, 59h
receipts 30 sales s., xports 80.
Rosin-firm, receipts 22e7: sales 2.G0, cxl
ports 40
Quote A,B.C, 25Ia6. D 2o2%G.. {,
33o, K i.00 M I.3o, y 90. VII 49,, wv 81
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Special Rates to- Raleigh. Account oi
Inauguration Of Governor Glenn,
january 0til-14th, 1905.

Account of above occasion Seaboard
Air Line announces rate of one fare
plus twenty-five cents for individuals,
and one cent per mile, for ten or NOR
on one ticket, for Military Companies
and Brass Bands from all points in
North Carolina TO Raleigh and re-
turn. Tickets sold January 10th-1 ! tn
witn final return limit January 9Th.
G. H. GATTIS.
Travelling Passenger Agent.
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isscrri Par &c, 17,4o0: New York
central 1920; Norfolk &, We stern
sue: Pennty.van a, IS, 700: Reading
4 200 Rock Island. 32.30n Southern
'acifir. 21,500; Southern Railway, g.
iG0: Southern Railway preferred. :
800: Union Pacific, 81 800. copper. 49,.
40: SUGAR, 100: Brooklyn Transit
$500: Colorado Fuel, 5.ao0: Tennes-
sc Coal. $500: Steel. 1920; I. 5.
teel preferred, $500; Virgin a-Carc-
ina Chemical, 1,100; do preferred
90.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-07
Stockholders Meeting.

The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Raleigh Savings
Bank will be held at their banking
house on Monday, January 9th, al
noon.
]. o. LITCHFORD, Cashier.
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New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans. Ian. Spot cotton
steady: sales 1850 including 1850 TO
arrive. Quotations advanced 1-Sc.
FUTURES opened from to points
down but Improving calls in Liver
pool and New York soon started IN
onward movement which was partly
maintained to- tlle sssnd 10 + the. session,
Eight port rere5pts and IA yorah1e eli
ii 1izaIle< atsaGhsd sofsse eff eyt, III stie-
taining prices. Tn the trading JAM
~ opened at 670. advanced to 696
and finally declined to 6S6. showing Z.
loss Of ! D points from the highest fig
Tres OF the day The market closed
steady with net gains of to Il
loiEts.
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StocI,!,oI,lcrs Meeting.

The annual meeting OF III. stock
holders of the Raleigh cotton NJ Ms
VIII be bold Wednesday. January It'll
1905. at 2 o'clock at-the Office Of the
min
IDIOT
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ssp ouala,,on, we q 10 ioilows:

cash aualaiIon, we o ~ tDilows:
.s Flour wa ssvh sse"'s 10 a @'o'Fr 's'"'
l,xels .7oa.sn, wheat No. .prine .:Ga.ll T,
Ses 9s &. S SGi ret ''c oats Mo- sr No;
We No. 27,,S, vi .eeding b.rl-y 80 Z
air 70 chaic mailing 's,> h HAYS, sect y"
,rd ,.r inNh 49,. sh"r: ribs de
'cosri t'r6oi dry .saited shoulders tboxe,i
6,s.x, short clear sides (noxedl 6.,ha -.
rhis icy hass os high wines LIZA "verc"
tract Grade l!.75.
W. Y",s s,r,.v,-nn,A
New YORK Jan i. r*snr qnct, VIM
at nts ..SHni. :, Minne>Gta patents 81 ~
10 bakers. $1,000. a.2h. sttaigi.is 5.'tao ~
Rye flour quiet, fair to s-d Ia 'n..ni
luck wheat fiour steady on pa.
Corn "a ~ aoiei, sen"w Western ~ oils
Rye norninai, M. 2 stern, TO-
Wheat ses,uy, No. red, = 4. May ii
.orn easy, No. so, May joa December
Oats quic. mixed Sa... 49,, SEPT. !.
t.eI slessuy tam,iy 0D,bi .tI Packet lhh
sli.c0, city ext a in tia...... iuese II. @fnN,
eef hams 23 00@2,.ri'.
Cut meats qucitpc k'ed bellies 6;k@ -.
k ssa nue western ss sea 9a S ~
No nom refined dull, coniImn 20
mpound aS1M5%
P..rk steady. ,ar,ily Id.Oaa IA 80, shnrr cl.a
, .75Gi6 ~, ,,ess / .00d 1850
Tallow firm, 49, per pkg, I5z1cou"'r'
10 .5sn ~.
Rosin arm strained common Ia ga,d
...72i.@,.si
Tnrpeniine 1ulei, o9QD 81.
Rice firm, domestic talr IA extra 2tsa0 y
japan nOfu.
JMolasses steady, New Orleans open ketti
good to choice 3ZG 30.
Coffee spot Rio st ady, No.7invoice 81 IN L
nrm sOrdova .0@o.3
Sugar raw steady tar refining rs, csttit1hi
gal 81 test u. niolasses sus e
refined hrtn, cOnfectioner's A, o nrol1
o d. cnt loaf %, crushed 800. powdered $40
granulated SIS. cuIes MO
Butter firm I. creamery common iapxr
$50 state dairy IL s11. western faciorS
Eggs ~teadv, state and Penn. nrart
fancy sc eclc,l white ;i5cG:Ss. Soutt,ein 3De2
Cheese ,rin state full cream small coI-
ored fancyi2N small white fancy: ll11.
Potatoes steady, Long Island l.75@2.00, state
nnd western / s.nlo,, jersey Sweets zO0s3 20.
Peanuts, duict fancy hand-pcked 5N% oibe.
domestic $4,000.
Cabbage steady, flat dutch per 100, 70
Cotton by steam ~ Xiv erp,ni l,es4Ue.
Cotton seed oil Dl.r<'t was easy
cru he 1. q. b. mills Ii, rrime snniDer vi low
.202lX, Off summer yellow nominal, prime
white 2o@16M prime winter yellow "a.
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Stockholders, Meeiinc.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Carolina Trust corn
pany of Raleigh will be held ut their
Banking House on Tuesday at ] . M,
January 10, 1905.
H. T.. SMITH, Cashier.
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A successful insurance man as Superb
tsndent Of agents, in Piedmont and
Western North Carolina, for the Etr a
Life Insurance Company. Address -. :.
J. i. BOUsHALL, Mgr, Raleigh. N c..

4 future deliveries today. The MAY
,ption closed with gain of 5-Sc.
'crn IS up lis Lie. Oats show ii
hatle advance. Provisions are up
1-2 "a sc.
fppenine. aigneSi Lowest tJ,sn
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Baltimore Provisions.

Baltimore, Jaa RIO uuii, wlnts
patents ). $50, spring patents 81 TOO Is cxtr
Wheat firm, spot cOntracf J i.l6N3z
I'd western Southern by sample. On i5t.
Cnrn .irIn, spot, new ,9t4m !. new soutner,
white corn ii4G.9tz
Oats firIn, No Whit - "a No.. -.
= RYE dull. So.g western se31s ts{aa ~
+ Fsaiter sssasl iJrsftssi6n. 2iz22, a.
cf<sstnes " 2 lisa ts a. e.ssps fs.tis 80
lioI6.
Eggs firm, uncha gsd 20.
u, ere iirti.. a. >, ana email i2GL, nv
,lium l.Ii3H,
Sugar nrui, COARSE graIiulated o.J'. ine 5.y5.
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New Orleans Ial g. ,'o't'" MUIR
'ass-v prot

rod q nahd, prices : point, lowet,
.Uy.I lean nlitidng Fair, :, :, s.HDu n.'fidt'nt
3 ~, niddiing , ~ kps ,t.isi ling ~, 90"
U,uinary, 3 =, ordinary - The kate, vi VI
day 5 NJ. tale of witch 301 we've tor -i.' %
lation ond export and i,..it0.d 10 Amer
r~E. Receirls ~ q, eais-, al Anciici'b.
Futures ope I'D stead. cn,> q =. N
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that appli-
cation will be made to the Genera
Assembly to amend the charter OF tho
Commercial and Farmers Bank o;
Raleigh y. g.
Dec. % 1904 l2-23-1ln
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Stockholders Meeting.
ANIMAL, NIIEErFIN(: a

stockholders of the Mechanics
Dime Savings Bank Of Raj
cigh will be held in them
banking house January 10Th 1905.
at s O'Clock y. M. Walters Oar
ham. Cashier.
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Movement Of Cotton.
CBy the Associated Press

tBy the Associated Press
Kew orb. Jan. The toiloWir5
statistics on the movement of cotton
for the week end ng Friday. January
9Th were complied by the New YORK
Cotton EXCHANGE:
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Baltimore. Jan. ., = A. l.. common SM a 10
preferred, S75Eq3sL.
Bonds-4s.......
A. Z. l.. cOInmob l25G.. preferred :.
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Ot,,c~ Cotton Markets.
roit. Tone. Mid. Receip
e.r,in aud Provisions.

chicago, Jan. e.-i:risk demand for
cash wheat bad n strengthening effect
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Kalcieh Spot Cotton Market.

Receipts yesterday .......5 b;rles
Prices yesterday 49,. g rs to cents
same date last year 5 - to Is 11-16
Receipts that day ........S bales
Receipts this season -. .10.S25 bales
same date last season. .11.205 bales
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Stockholders Meeting.
me ANNUAL MEEIING OF

Stockholders Of the National Bank
Of Raleigh will be held in their
banking house January 10Th, 1905.
T. H. 9riggs Cashier.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-03-18
PULLMAN HARDWARE
STORE IS SOLD
J, D. Allen, of Ftedonia, Kansas,
Buys Local Hardware
Establishment.

( J. d. Allen, whom we men
toned last week as being here from
Fredonia, Kansas, has purchased
the Pullman Hardware Store, hav-
ing taken possession of the estab-
lishment Wednesday. Mr.. Allen
is having the store overhauled, is
adding line of crockery and glass
ware, and will bring the hardware
stock up to date in every particular.
His family, consisting of his wife
and four children, will be here in
about two weeks, Mr.. Allen having
rented the new house now being
constructed near the city park. He
comes here to make this his per-
manent home and proposes to put all
his energies into building up one
of the foremost hardware establish
ments in the inland empire. A
man of business ability, and genial
gentleman who it is a pleasure to
meet, Mr.. Allen is welcomed to
Pullman.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-03-18

economy, thus providing not only a
pleasant social occasion, but like
wise giving the governor an oppor-
tunity to see and taste the work be-
ing done by that popular department
of the State College. The afternoon
will be occupied with an inspection
of the laboratories and the work be-
ing done therein, and at four O'Clock
review of the cadet battalions will
be held on the college campus.
At eight O'Clock in the evening a
public reception will be held in Ste
vens hall, when the citizens and
college people can greet the gov
ernor and his party. The general
public is invited to this reception.
The distinguished visitor will de-
part Tuesday morning at $40, via
the O. r. & N, for Walla Walla,
but it is hoped that before he goes
he can address the students at an
early morning chapel, which will
probably be called at eight O'Clock
for that purpose.
The governor will return to Whit
man county the latter part of the
week, after his visit to the peniten'
tiary at Walla Walla, when he will
be met at the county seat by pro-
minent members of his party, and &
banquet rendered in his behalf.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-03-18

pie will take advantage of the op-
portunity to show him every re-
spect and courtesy, and the limited
time of his stay will undoubtedly
be we'll filled.
The governor will arrive on the
noon N, P. train from Spokane, be-
ing accompanied by his private sec
retary and a few other friends. On
the arrival of the train the govern
or's party will be met at the depot
by the college band and citizens,
and escorted to Morrill, Hall, where
dinner will be served under the di-
rection ofthe department of domestic
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If you want to be abreast of the
times you must have a Studebaker
buggy. (23)
L. c. Richardson returned
Tuesday from Orient, and has
since been under the weather with
the grip.
C. B. Horen has transferred his
headquarters as general agent of
the Tacoma Grain Co. to Spokane,
from which point he will direct op-
erations over the Big Bend and
Clearwater points,
w. d. Outman left Tuesday for
Walla Walla and Portland, and
may possibly find a new location in
which to pitch his tent. His many
friends hope, however, that he will
conclude that there is no place better
than Pullman.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-03-18
GOVERNOR MEAD
To VISIT PULLMAN
The Chief Executive will be Here
to Inspect the College
Next Monday.

For the first time since he was
inaugurated as the chief executive
of the state Of Washington, Albert
E. Mead will be the guest of the
city of Pullman next week.
The governor comes primarily of
course to visit and inspect the State
College, but his many friends and
supporters outside the college peo-