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tend are assured an enjoyable time.
The following is a list OF the sports
and prizes:
Baseball-orioles VS.. Barrancas,
Cash prize. Special prize to player
who knocks ball farthest.
Horse race, prize, Odd FelIows,s
Pin.
Foot Race for Boys, Prize. Fine
Pocket knife. ~
Foot Race for Girls, prize, bottle Of
Cologne.
High Jump Prize. Straw Hat.
Broad Jump, prize, u dozen Linen
Handkerchiefs.
Mixed Shoe Race. prize, Pair Shoes
Sack Race, prize, Fine Pocket
Knife
Egg Race for Girls, prize. Pair Fine
Slippers.
Climbing the Greasy Pole, prize on
top.
failing the Donkey, Suitable Prize.
Cracker-Eating Contest. cash pr1se.
Greasy Pig Race, prize. the pig.
Tug-of-War, married men VS.. single
men prize, box cigars.
Ugliest Man on Grounds, prize, pair
fine Cuff Buttons.
Most Popular Young LADY on the
Grounds. prize, Dress Pattern.
Prettiest Baby on Grounds, prize,
pair Slippers.
Best Lady Dancer, prize, fine Six
Shirt Waist.
Best Gentleman Dancer, prize, Stet-
son Hat.
Sports start promptly az ? o'clock.
Among the special features win be
the Country Store. conducted by the
ladies Of Naomi Rebekah Lodge, who
are working hard to make this feature
a success.
A grand display of fireworks has
been arranged TO take place at .
o'clock. The skating rink viii be open
and several other features are in prep
aration.
OF course, ali kinds Of refreshments
viii be served, including delicious fish
chowder. made by an expert.
The Terminal Company has consent
ed to reduce the fare after 6 o'clock
D. m. to 10 cents round trip, and will
run electric cars every 20 minutes.
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The Joint committee OF the local
lodges of Odd Fellows, including Ma
omi Rebekah Lodge, are making final
preparations for their picnic on July
4th at beautiful Electric Park Elec.
,-ic Park is an ideal place to spend
TIE 9Th. Situated as it is on the bay,
there is always a cool breeze and with
ID a few minutes ride from the city,
with electric cars every 80 minutes,
makes il the most convenient and de-
s.-able pleasure resort in this vicin-
Fry The Terminal Company has re-
emily made many Improvements al
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-02
epEcIAI RAILROAD RATES.

Round trip Colonist rates to Texas.
otlahoma. Louisiana and Indian Ter
sitorv. each first and third Tuesday.
Round trip Convention rates to
coIorado June 29tn to July 3rd In
elusive
Round trip Convention rates on va
,to5s dates from May 23rd until Sept
sStb with fna. return limit 80 days
- california and Lewis & Clark Ex-
rosition. Portland, Oregon.
Through Pullman tourist cars oper-
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ODD FELLOWS
PICNIC ON 18th
Grand Preparations Being Made by the Odd Fellows Of Pensacola
to FftingB Celebrate independence Day
in This City.

this park, and placed myrisds of in
candescent lights through the grounds
and pavilion, making it most beau
tiful picture at night
The large new dancing pavilion mas
been placed in frst-class condition,
and the committee has secured the
celebrated Barrios's Orchestra, whose
reputation for playing good music is
too well known to make further CON-
menf.
Large crowds are expected from MIL
ton. Bagdad, Warrington, .Barraneas,
and other nearby towns, IN response
60 invitations sent, and all who at
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why use inferior paper when you
- thuv Kelso Bond, French Dimity,
Tar. Linen, or Cranes Bond at c. v.
80 S. Palafox.
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uandrix 4 Carpenter wiz furnish
.i,rates on building and painting
go i've personal attention to work.
s2S 3. Strong. and s24 East LaRua
s.ree.a
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,.cKInzie Oerting & Co.. whoIeSala
a retail ship chambers and groce-a
~, ne only hrsteslass house Of the kind
- pensacola Fair prices TO all
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-02

ated three days a week from Washing
ton D. c., to san Francisco without
c5anre. via Atlanta. Montgomery, No
biIe and New Orleans. and two cars
ner week from ST. Louis. via Chicago
& Alton and Union Pacific, via Kan
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BROTHERHOOD PICNIC MONDAY
AT HYDE PARK. PARADE AT II
A. NJ.
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sas City and Denver. Information
cheerfully given
]. r VAN RENSSELAER,.
Gen. Agent, 13 Peachtree St.. Atlanta.
Ga. r. o. BEAN, T. P. A, G. W
ELY. 7. F. A
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7ERsELY TOLD
BUSINESS LOCALS.

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ALL CHILDREN, UNDER II
YEARS WILL BE ADMITTED FREE,
INCLUDING RAILROAD FARE, AT
THE MAGNOLIA BLUFF PICNIC,
JULY 9Th.
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MANHATTAN DINING ROOMS
Manhattan Hotel.

Garden and Baylen streets, Pensa-
cola, Fla. Dining rooms operated b.
Chas. Cadmus, Caterer to Mankind,
on both the American and European
plans.
Sunday Dinner.
Relishes.
Cream OF Chicken.
Sea Food.
Baked Red Snapper, Wine Sauce.
Boiled
Fillet of Beef, Horse Radish Sauce,
Roasts.
Young Chickens with Dressing,
Leg of Veal with Jelly.
Entrees.
Spaghetti Italinne.
Bell Fritters. Cream Sauce.
Vegetables.
New Potatoes, Butter Sauce.
Corn on Cob. Steamed Rice.
Dessert.
Lemon Pie.
Vanilla Ice Cream, Pound Cake.
Coffee, Tea, Iced or Hot, Milk
Cheese, Crackers.
Meal Hours-Early Train Break
fast. 6:15 a. m; Breakfast, to g.;
Dinner 1880 to 2; supper, $50 to 5.
Sunday-Breakfast. 8 to 10; Din
ner. L to 2; Supper, to 1880.
Cool, clean, comfort and CUISINE"
ALL CHILDREN. UNDER II
YEARS WILL BE ADMITTED FREE,
INCL IIltNG RAIL ROAD FARE AT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Yorl, May 90 1908.
4s2 beans Demand from all sources was very
as reported Of a5e the sandsd va" are es t Of hs
@ bSe hfa secure earoa5s Of e yi15 BE 65cGs
yet tey are refusing 70 pay any more Red kidney
demand and almost nqminal California lima are firm At
choice per bush 50 50 do medium s. To- do pea 81 IS;
Do red ldney s. C29$2 g. do white kidney SO 10; Do
q ~ z; 90 b3 92f2TSia - to9$3 CO. GREEN PEAS.
TEI-Teceip.s today, 5Go6 PCS The increase for
the week is about 600 p6gs and than 1000 pigs
close clearance yesterday afternoon buyers were
market firm tone on top grades He Quotation commit lit
e fa me- anna a @ Il 5o make any igthT change
fancy goods under dc ana good many sales made
hardening at this season Of year 1t betokens high
pTettv strong position The Western paekngs Of hitac
creamery over plenty and sell
verx sasfacoTiiy ana al f TSeTk are "qg 9g!
ot b 3D. SMeFaq99 E1Ghaa a
onas 10000 state dairy tubs extras 234c; do hrsts,
tatt5n oegery extras l9g29s do rsts 1se renoyated
% thirds 1661ec western fsc1orv ersfs IS5is1c A.
eec9na5 lea17e; do thirds. 14al6c packing stock No.
g: Rec t9day 29s bozes for
Official quotations to-day tho feeling weak on new
light supply and steadily held Large cheese in moderate
fpe od eReese o TaaHay ssaaing up at 4, rn3 prices
eol0red 5ls fer white and eos for eoored We
fair to choice tQ1Ic do coored hne lie; do fair
chOce 10A 0l0&c 90 white. 1012 Gle; DO
colored fine 10A dl0%c; light skins small. choice
9Hq9&c; DO prize s4Qs4c; 90 part skins prime 7s8
T&c; do good T@74c: DO common to fair 5%GG1Gc; do
fun sns 2Q3c old state, fun eoloed and white
fzI.cy.14i4c: fine, 13&tC
EGGS-Recepts to-day 1888 The arrivals CON
liberal ard largely Of medium and lower qualities.
There burdcnsome supply Of these which
holders very anxious ind prices rule
in buyers favor most Of the business is from
downward Strictly choice graded Northern goods
fn comparatively light supply and these held
confidence at steady prices Dities hold steady
ordinary qualities Erea~ neglected
ard Checks favor the buyer. Duck lower,
except for fancy Balamores. which hold about steady
we quote: state. Pennsylvania and nearby selected
white fancy, 20621c 90 choice, 19Gl9izc: DO mixed
extra lac; 6rst 1sc DO Western selections.
lsls91s1ze DO hrsts 1se: DO seconds l6halIc; Ken
lucky IGG17c Tennessee best. 16q15iac; do
fair 70 good 5d15isc; far Southern fair 13Q
l4c: DO poor lgal@c: dI-ies l3c; checks l20l4c;
duck egg ITW22o, eggs, 2ctr25c.
FRITTTs- DftIED-IAttle doing the spot and
quotations mostly nominal In futures however,
sales reported at l516c although most
not be below Gao. IL future waste several sa-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New-York. May 90.

NeW-Hork. May 20, 1905
Observation-Disclosures were II cars, 800 head, con-
signed direct to slaughterers No trading today Feeling
prime sides London and Liverpool cables steady
Exports this port to-day 1880 beeves 800
quarters Of beef
CALvEs-Receipts none. and nothing doing. Feeling
nominally steady Dressed calves firm. City dressed
veals selling 7h41C12c per ID. Country dressed
6G915c.
SHEEP AND LA8IBS-Recetpts cars, or 1 AL
head including 4 for the market, making, q
stale car be sold. The market was rather
slow but steady sheep Clipped sheen
sold S4S5 per 100 10 clipped lambs at SO co. unshorn
do at IS co. Kentucky spring lambs 50 per
Dressed mutton steady at 7a10c ~ dressed lambs
l403c dressed spring lambs at S3a$8 30
Sales-Kerns Commission Company: pa unshorn Colo
RADIO lambs 70 n at IS 80 per 100 H. clipped
Kentucky sheep 10 81 30; q clipped Kentucky
155 u. at 81; Kentucky spring lambs 50 90
per 100 n.
Sc so.
D Harrington: PA clipped Buffalo lambs So ~ at
Sc 90.
HOGs-Recepts were 2 300 head, including about 4
car market making. with stale Westerns
sale. No sales reported late hour Feel
ing steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

California, IS %; futures quiet May, Is Sd; July
can mixed new Is 41zd futures quiet; May As 37sd;
July. S 49sd, Transformation firm % II I'D. FLOUR
st Louis fancy winter steady, 9s Cd HOPS-In Lon
Pacific Coast quiet. 70 17sQf6 los. BEEF strong
extra India mess COS. PORK dull, prime mess Western
COS BACoN-Lo1e clear rniddles light p to 81 10
ABS short clear backs 70 n, steady, 4Os; clear
bellies II to firm. rs Cd Cumberland cut, 20
80 10 strong Cd; rib. 10 "a ID, Cd
shoulders square. 13 n firm. 33s Cd. LARD steady
prime tierces 38s; American refined pals
SOS "a BUTTER nominal. CHEESE American finest
white. old. easy 54s; do new, steady jls; American
nnest colored, old. weak 51s; do new, steady,
TALIOW-Prlule city steady 23s; Australian in London
easy IS. TCRPENTTNE-Spirtts strong OPS. ROSIN
Common strong, IS Cd PETROLEUM Refined quiet
SID LINSEED OIL strong 2ls 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS,

EeE-York. May 20, 1905
European cables
caused continued liquidation
down chiefly foT the OF Wall Street
TIE market openod 0110 points lower but there
enough demand at the decline from interests
absorb the further offerings and tbs market gen
ersy STEADY closing quiet net 6alo points lower with
Of about b. stea6iness
Friday the decline = reported
and Of = pig st Hamburg considered poor
and Il concluded that the foreign TRADE had
Influenced by the large receipts at primary points though
cables reporting the accompanied
eevices telling Of firm brazilian markets Of which Rio was
100 Tets higher, Receipts ports
1900 bags. against 1900 and
1000 last year some such showing this had been
expected the owing 10 large interior receipts
recently reported. but the interior
bags against about 5Oo bags last In addition to
showing this direction which considered
vOng the bear side the warehouse deliveries much
smaller. Selling, however, noted above seemed almost
entirely for long and the market time
curing session showed existence
sentiment. spot quiet,
with quotations on The basis OF Sc for Rio No. Z.
Of contract prices IN the local market to-day
za-rg n 1fgu-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
NEW.JERsEY SECURITIES.

sevised daily by J. Thomas Renhardt. No is wail-stl
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21

Foreign markets. Ro-Coffee quiet; NO.
Rio 4SsO0 exchange, Is 1-16d; receipts 1000 bags
10000 SanIos-COffee quiet; good
average santos $500: receipts. 1000 bags; stock s3
600 bags Eamburg-Cofes market unchanged; at 2:30
? N 4 pig. lower; sales. 1900 bags; Hayre-
Coffee market opened barely steady unchanged: at IL
declined 7. franc: total sales. 5000 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21

CoIIoSIne cotton market WAS quiet win he Week
better New close OF Friday, and,
with talk Of much rain Texas short sellers
Thursday the initiative and
prices little the closing the previous night
response the cables, which unchanged to points
higher, instead OF point lower, due on the New
Of the previous day. The weather made
generally favorable showing. aside from little rain,
chiefly Southwestern belt but the forecast called
showers and thunderstorms Sunday IN Texas,
and there have been complaints or too much
moisture from these sections. shorts may have been
uneasy. little business, how
and the market following the call huouated within
limits with the close at about the best
point. advance Of 70 points. Sales were
tirnated about 10000 bales. The week end figures
continued large absorption from available sup
plies there being decrease OF about 10000 bales in
worlds visible supply OF American, although the
sight 61915 bales according
70 The the week last year the
placed only 7,242 bales and the de-
crease only Sc 2S2 bales The present visible
63 bales last year Port receipts for the new week
about bales and the into sight is
expected $4,000 bales against S0ssS last
year.
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
FERRY COMPANIES.
NAVAL STORES.

Light stocks and firm primary markets again lifted
prices spirits urpentine and machine barrels
were quoted 6914c, with roc asked
Rosin higher owing scarcity and Southern
markets. Tar ruled steady and unchanged We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ou and machine bbs cog
691ac.
TAR-S5 35GS5 so
ROsIN-Common good strained So 7oQSs 70 E IS IS
G$3 F. So 60qS3 IS; g. 50 ToS3 So H. 50 S6QSS 30;
l. S4gS4 10; K "a 2oq$4 25 NJ 81 soGs4 co. N S5G$o 49,
W C. So 1895 20; w w. SIS 40
STOCK. ON HAND
4.
Spirits turpentns. 81 bbls
London May 20.-TURPENTINE-Sp SIS. ROSIN
American strained 9s 101hd fine. 12s Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

crate demand: prices unchanged American middlnE
SOD The sales o. the day 1000 bales. o which
SEQ were for speculation and export ana included 500
American middling, o c. May, 425d; May and June
god: June and July, 25d; July and August. 2Gd
August and September. 42Gd: September October
427d: October and November 427d; November and De
ceuber 4.2Sd: December and January, 2Sd; January
ana February 429d; February March, BOD; March
and April, 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY MAY q. 1905

Locally mixed oats 90 10 SO n, quoted s5dp
s5Ae natural white s6g8!sc and clipped white. 80
TO 20 n at oejk Gp4Oo RYE-Nomlnal. BARLEY-Afar-
ket dull. Feeding quoted at 44h%o New-York
and mailing kGd52c I Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
THROUGH DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN q HARTFORD A. r

4th Ave. as follows. for ,,.- -
ffI09O. 'xIIl9O2 $50 n: ttJ1'oo '1ll'Oa '4isOO
F7OS!rCCN via WiIiirnantc-fSS:0O A NJ. 1900 P. VI
BOSTON, Springneld-TS;OO A. NJ. tll2OO. ''iI4Oo.
sl1:O0 P. NJ
FITCHBURG. Putnam and Worcester-t3o0 P II
1.AKF[VII.IiE and NORFOI4k-fS5O A NJ. 1881 p ~
or HARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGEa I.ENOA- PITTS
wEA!TFERBURY and WINsTED~t4:5o. $500 tfs:o9.
t1OO2 $4,000 Ito Waterbury, A. M. TlO5. 14:S1.
$500. TOGO 5000 Gto waterbury, p N ,o-.,
Offices at cGrand Central station and cI2oth
ST. also at cos c261. 11s5. c1 354 Broadway 6 PARK
Place Union Square. els2 Eltth SEQ 5
ave In brooklyn. c342. SEQ Fulton St. 800 Bread
.baiIy Except sundays, SUNDAYS only isiops az
f25th 81 xStops 125th sundays only fParor Car
Limited. Has dining car eParlor and sleeping Cas
ueAs'S C HEMPsTEAD Gen. Pas Ast
n SHEPARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by D Barney Co. No. % Broad-st
Nen-York END No. 122 South 4th-st. Philadelphial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
ontract prices in the local market to-day

special Liverpool caoleb cotton
export bales American 900 bales 199P Pq TP
Closed steady net unchanged to points higher MAY az
49, Se+eraber ped: september-October and October
Eoyember $50 sd; Februaf-
M9Eeh a., 8oa zd 9Ftfe market to-day firm
redecting the strength cash wheat Buyers ana sens
Te.sln apart pafe2ts s. $3.50 So winter straights
g e5g<5 g; winter patents, s5 55a$3 IS extra No
wirteT 81 35aS3 RYE FLOUR steaey
MAJ steady; quoted: Kiln dried 81 7aaS2 81 as %
nTaG e 81. srse 81 05aS1 10 FEEDWestern noni-
iai civ ra: quoted western spring SIS l0 stanGsra
G5 qas S cy Is 5rs SIS 5eas2 bulk ana saes MID
81 q sScts OH. MEAL S29as29 80. &c..
[Al .s ~ ~. west notably Kansas and spring
wheat states set the wheat market on f9se an isn markets
A. innespoiis there was from the low point
g ne 9sy local Market advoSced c above previous
night on July The only 455csA gave yay Slightly 70
gida,ion and favorable weather according 70 the early
nap This followed quickly by Iec2s Nv IenoTts
subsequent strong advance as noted a - and ad
Sees 70 The eject that in the Northwest had
been the down grade FOR some tine a, sTin wheat
Joints English which had been sehed9ded 20
pTelious night srooInalI due 70 reports
yecafios % smaller worlds shipments than the pre-
s1oos week besides prospects f2r v 5a of to 10
points but Budapest closed points lower The ialeog
inediate past receipts aegregang 2 900 bush against
l4seD0 bush last After the regular CO. % e1
ket acted strong until the last Few minutes
realizing modified the advance slightly Al 100 ~
NAY was quoted a. July al H3c and septenDe -
Sc IRE a 81 market closed follows: 10 RED 3sto
elevator and 81 c0i4 ahOet No Northern 4Niut-'
81 OqL and No J hard Manitoba, SS3zc. 0 ahoat
CORE-In contrast the strength Of wheat the coIh
market was under control throughout Inc session
and st showed practically the lowest prices OK
lie DIV Nav here being quoted at 50&c asked aTo July
81 ssssc This DEPRESSED condition OF the market vas
ordained BY weather sections where planting
by excessive rains Commission houses
soId freely IN Chicago the weather news. ard there
was also more or less pressure inspired BY the
receipts were 10000 bush. conE1Fe
and English markets ctosea
s4NLS nef .0vyer There was no export business No
corn closed al 5sEc and at b61sc anoat
No 2 white at SIC No 2 yellow al Sos b ahoat
OATs-The oats market more inclined 70 follow
wheat fairly steady during the Gay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21


AtSSEkI4 STREET AND SOUTH FERRY ttime from
H-aS1ON- BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN ANSD MaJ-CEI
SttTNh-z4O0 as Easton only 90 A. N 20 4. Az.
zoo 4 40 30 5ssS9S 9Ryl P NJ sundays. z4aO A. ~
WlLKEsBARRE AND SCRANTON-z4OO go A VI
oO0 z NJ sundays 1850 A. NJ 500 p NJ
L1SASEEWSSOD, L1AkEHCFtST. TONS RIVER AND BAR
1akehurst only, 20. 500 P, NJ Sundays 100 4 a.
% 40 lakewood and Lakehurst -
X4rI1ANt X CIT11-s;4O A. NJ $40 P NJ
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT. AND SEASHORE POINTS, 90
$50 II 80 A. NJ. x12O 49, AS 3 So 4.45 $50 30
10y ~ sunday except Ocean Grove s.S5 A. NJ.
ATLANTIC HLDS. sEABRIGHT MONMOUTH BCH
EAST LONG BRANC5-4OO $50 $50. 115O A n
. ! 81; 80 go p NJ sundays 900 A NJ. 400 P ~
ST. e55 A. NJ. 1880 500. AIS P II sundays. as
St, 1920 A N. and LOO. 5-45 445 p NJ Sundays
1000 n NJ. 100 $40 P. NJ. All Seashore points
800 .9O0, 1000. t1IOO a. NJ. t12OO. S10O. SL2O.
t2Oo 400. 400 500. t6OO $500. 1850. $500 200.
$500 A. N. 800 t"4OO. 900. 100 P. NJ. s12. IS
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-s.Oo 1000 $500.
READING. HARRISBURG, POTTsVILLE AND WILL
IAMSPORT-.i40O. Is. tSOO. T91O 1000. 100
A. NJ, Reading onlyl Is1OO i-~i.ao . 90 P NJ Read
Ing. Pottsylle Harrisburg only 400 500 P NJ -,
Sunday Sundays only. 4ParlOr only. .Vta
qua xSaturdays aE.xcept Saturday
261 434 1900 1854 Broadway IS 9TH Ave, Isl 5th Ave
% Union Square West. 2TeS Third 2I3 West l5th s.
GAS Columbus New York $40. 34s, 344. SEQ Fulton
Brooklyn; $50 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New York Irans
G. BESLER. q. VI BURT,
Vice Pres and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
Ocean Steamers.

For Porto R1@Ou
Steamships Of the RED D. LINE will sail for San
Juan direct follows:
. >.
S. ;. PHILADELPHIA. saturday, tine 10 noon
For freight passage apply to
BOULTON, BLISS & DALLETT,
General Managers, So Wall ST.
Gl0OGDI9 T0gFq July by SPECIALLY IL CHAR
SWuQOU II (9.4OO tons), 10 Scotland, England Ire
land France S245 attractive side trips to Belgium
Rhine Switzerland, Italy. Other tours in May June
July Exceptional advantages Send for programme B.
FRANK c. CLARK. sc Broadway. New York.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-10-27
Good One on The Doctor.

This story is as true as gospel, and
is ION" a prominent and leading .physl.
clan and surgeon Of Rozel: He was
making an evening caIl-whether pro-
fessional or otherwise is not stated
at a country home where a pretty
school ma'am boards, and had been
in the parlor 'holding her hand while
she held his'n" for what he supposed
was a few short moments when they
were both surprised by the hired moan
entering the room and drawing out an
inquiry as to whether he "hadn't bet
ter feed that horse hitched out in
front while doin the mornin' chores?"
The young doctor liked out in less
time than ittakes to tell it, while the
young lady sat in embarrassed silence
and waited for breakfast to be an
nouuced. 1t seemed an unusually
long time in coming, and she finally
consulted the clock-to find that 1t
was only few minutes after tenl 1t
seems that the hired mans room
opened off the parlor, and he heart
leSsly took this means Of getting
things quiet so he could go to sleep.
Now the young doctor is patiently
waiting for him to get sickl-Larned
Teller & Toiler.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-10-27

Perry Nairn, Of near Pawnee Rock,
was county seat visitor Thursday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-10-27
Mrs. Luce Entertained.

Ever since receiving word Of Mrs,
D. c. Luce's election as warden the
local Rebekah degree has been plan.
Ing on how they would surprise her
when she reached home. Mrs. Luse
turned the tables and surprised them
by coming home without telling them
when. However, at their last meet
ing they had made preliminary ar.
ragements, and as soon as they found
out that she reached home they began
scurrying about to get the crowd to-
gether, and with success that when
they met at Mrs.. Tom Moore's they
had 80 ladies and II gentlemen.
Mrs. LuSe was at home industriously
studying pamphlet teliingher a new
way of making bread, when the crowd
got there. She was Of course com
pletely surprised, and Immediately
proceeded to entertain them all in a
royal manner. The evening was
spent in various games, and refresh
ments were served. All present en-,
joyed themselves immensely, and
were glad to congratulate Mrs. Luse
on her success at Wichita.