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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-05-04
Governors prOcI nmntion,

In view OF the great calamity so
recently experienced in the State OF
California, in which, by reason OF the
intimate relations existing between til.
commercial. financial and general inter.
ests Of the two States, Nevada il
seriously involved.
J., JoHS SPARKS. Governor OF the.
State Of Nevada. by virtue OF the power
invested i'll me. do hereby proclaim and
recommend that the people Of this
State adopt a liberal policy in business
between themselves for the time being,
and extend the same courtesy to finun-
Cial Institutions.
From conversation with different
bankers i'll San Francisco and personal
observation, it appears that it will be
fifteen days before the vaults in the cit
can be safely opened; rs millions OF
dollars i'll currency would be exposed
to destruction by flames. besides gre at
loss would he sustained by the destruc-
ton OF bank books and other valuable
documents affecting the safety Of wills,
etc.
Many Nevada people have valuable
papers in the vaults IL San Francisco
for safe keeping. such az wills deed
stocks and securities Of various kinds,
und many are O absent from home,
who have money deposited IN Nevada
banks.
In the interest OF all aud for the
future welfare OF the people, I earnestly
recommend that the banks OF Nevada
remain closed from and after the 2stl
day OF April, to and incIuuing the It'll
day Of May, 1906.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal OF the State OF Nevada; at
the Capitol in Carson City, this
28th day OF April, 1906.
john STALKS, Governor,
W. G. Douglas, secretary Of State.
BY j. w. Lcgate, Deputy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-05-04

E'"nri Macarthur, t,paarn'up the
Lambert Paper company u Salt I..akc.
IL IN town in tho intcrcst Of his house.
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All Are Alike.

The San Francisco catastrophe has
been a great l~eveler. Rich aud poor
alike have suffered The millionaire
before the earthquake touches shoulders
with the tramp in the breadline. An
instance Of this is told in the following:
Standing in any OF the many breadliucs
one may see curious and diversified hui
manity in all its forme. Friday a long
line stretched from one Of the relief
stations and moved slowly, slowly, up
ward, rs the foremost received his ra-
hons and stepped out. One man, richly
dressed, aud known all over California
as one Of the w%ealthiest bankers OF the
United States, stood III his place, sup
porting himself with his goldheaded
cane shifting his weight fro II one foot to
the other, rs he waited for his urn to
receive food Tor his family. When he
reached the head OF the line, and the
soldier ordered him roughly to take his
two loaves OF bread, the old gentle man
with u smile OF satisfaction, took his two
loaves under his arm and stepped con-
tentedly along the street toward his
ruined home. 1t was |. W. Hellman,
president OF more banks aud trust cor.
porations than any other man on the
Pacific Coast. The man who made SlO,-
100000 coups with rs little effort and as
much zest HI the most gloritied apostle
OF FrenZied Finance. He laughed, as he
aid that to receive those two loaves OF
bread gave him more satisfaction than 10
sell a whole city street railroad.
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1t ~ gratifying to state that cnmmupi.
cation has been established with my
hide firm. Mcsgra. ". u. SumnrN Co.
whose place uf husincss wng nt COO From,
Street, San F%mucmro. before bc.
ing destroyed hy the grrnt lire. The
temporary quarters are ut 21C7 Srol,
street SIM !'rnnciscn and huq,nrrg will
be resumed ma soon M shipping faciliiics
mr." restored which will not lac lrrp.
In the moan tinca my ugcni~, G. =.
ihfcio OF EiIto; Mayer ~ NlcClll ~
Dr"'I: Hyl'0n Il ITnnnu ~ SinI,ou and
llyIi"n II Will'uin" ~ L"o. hc.i leo my
travelling huy"w viii take ~ e,, g.,
offered them.
trust you will favor me with ,our
IN liz" fuiut" Hs in tho past.
Fun r. DoLL
Woo. and Tides
Elko, New.
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Tho body ot M unknown woman VIVA
found floating in the Truckcc river lust
above tho now cement bridge nj REM
yesterday afternoon. Tho body il TINT
OF nm old woman who WA apparently
tho victim OF foul play. Tho body IL
badly swollen and tho clothes wcrc
nearly torn away. Tho face IL scnrrcG
md bruised in Il fearful manncr and
there IL every evidence tina, the un.
Fortunate was the victim II u brutal
murder.
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g.. W. Font. Postmaster ~ IIivcrlon,
H., nearly lost his liz" and WA robbed
"i all comfort. nccurIIng la his letter,
which eny": "i'or 90 !cnr~ | had chronic
liver compliant. which led Ia surlr u go.
yer" cnac of jnuudirc that even my ling.
or malta turned yellow; when my doctor
prctcribcd Electric Biitcm; which cured
IN" aud have kept mo well Tor eleven
y"ara." Sure cur" Tor b]rIIionencas. ncu.
raigin, weakness md all stoma,h, liver,
kidney and bladder arrangements. a
wonderful tonic. At EIko Drug Co.,
30 conlp.
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Mayor smith stated yesterday TINT
San Francisco faced II shortage in tho
food supply. This statement caused a
surpriso IN tho committee M il had been
the popular belief that tho city.
through tho generous aid ~ tho nation.
hnd been placed in a position above
want for n long time Ia come.
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ELKO SODA WORKS.

Manufacturer II and dealers IA al
Kinds OF syIups and sodus, including
lemon soda, cream soda, orange soda,
ginger ale. iron brew, peach bounce
All kinds %! soft or rarhonutrd drinks
put up IN quar-; bottles "A spccill ty.
Call and sample II goods before buy.
mhg elsewhere. Prices to sui; the tincs.
Mall orders receive prompt attention.
W. q. N0KE, Prop.
l.. =. Miller, Mgr.
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JOINT STATEMENT
-oP TIKI
Auditor and Treasurer of
ElkO County

For the Quarter Ending Mar. 81 1906.
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balance in treWsury... .s5j,OOO 81
The above balance stands 10 the
credit OF tho various funds NJ per
Tre%urcr'e Balance Sheet. dated ApriI
!. 1900.
T~PEAsuRER's BALANCE MEET.
CHHb IL ~treasury 70 the credit OF The
Vifiona funda. April !. 1906:
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Reduced Rates! Reduced Rates!
Southern Pacific Co.

Imperial Council Ancient Ara-
bic Order Ncbl.s Of the VI, rtir
Shrine Couy"ut.ur,
Los Angeles. Cal. May 7--lo, 1906.
On account " the above, follow n. l.
the round trip c]xcIrsiou rat" 3, Los
Angeles and Return:
Fare: i;ruui tup, EibU'.
Tickets on = lie: May - to- 7h IL.
elusive. y" stop over on gong trip.
Return liant: May II, lt0r. Stop
yer ma h" made nn return 'rip at any
point within the final limit.
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STATE OF NEVADA. L.
County or ELHo. Us
AUDITORS OFFICE,
ELKo. Ncv.. April ,, 1906.
To the Honorable Board of COUNTY
Commissioners Of Eiko county, New:
GENTLEMES:-We herewith submit our
Qarterly Report Of the Finances OF the
county for the quarter ending " .rch 81.
1906. Respectfully submitted.
g. ". GROVER. Auditor.
A. G.. pAwIEY. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
college Of SAINT Elizabeth. Convent Station

Near Morristown n j. Catholic institution for IN.
higher education OF Full collegiate and
toy courses Empowered confer degrees Unsurpasssd
for heathfuIness OF location. catalogue and full
particulars address the President
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11

sansy i.'.91sc Co medium sizes 1sg14os do
az aa1ss sas aS ss: s Sas ssss DO 'slas ss
w pSsasss M l'gS9; gasss DO .ese lssias q
Sf';sE f s JSs1 4 ss's:ss rs sss
Ssou;Swss,srn S ls p4c 90 western scaidsd fancy i4s
s0u;ss snd ius lss % ea@ 0lso os arc 20
island and eo.S e9 SSaidsd s,as DgKs sPns ins
sps S rs,s rLnS Island and ether 3sas9 ioS; GEESE
white dozen a'; 81 SSass 3 30 8i1ed H@si 50: 20
AAosrias.o 90 SsIIi Ssi sSs y5.r, generally easy
DC so5sR s. 5Os5 grass s. 5oas4 foreign black
firm for fsne n sna ana De
flowers show Irregular quality ana value Dgplants dg
eoE low Peppers Gn sh Seans a
yy pen ny SD6 a%a yS5 %
quote POTATOES Long Island bulk. per bbl 81 $40
asi 90: 90 per bas 81 sO5sl SWEET PorAToEs Js.
BRi,ssEIs SPROUTS per qusTt efisc: sEETs per bS
gSl R 75 cAaR0Ts i per sS siqsi 90 brs BEE and fss
Jersey per 100 ssas5; cUCUMBERs shelter Island.
asd PS5 RS sg per eS 5as Ghsr d f
western New & aSr Ps5 S basket & egsi 90 % 90 loo si
$ 0S9'Y g S'[ @ ssJsG i 100 s @
IrSS9 % Jersey dozen st stalks 1egss: @ &C cA9 ,a..
p1 Mi st ns o iane Sr srp psF bS SI ss TPAN
Jersey per SS sidsi %; DO per S6i basket, g&0s5sS &
otsto per BASKET s1ss % So ae nsafDy Potato per
sg 5oas 10 TTt 1 &c STATE aS5 o1s' S6s
70: do 2dOZen 75clS2 ONIONS. Connect-
cut and Eastern white bb s3qs3 I6 DO red u oo9
beg. 81 5OQSS; do yellow, s19S2 do red locSI 20: 90
state yellow. bag 81 75Gs 81 DO state and Western
white S5cQsi so: do Pennsylvania and Jersey
yellow. per basket 75c9s1 do Long Island and Jersey
red bb 81 5oQS2 IS; do yellow. 81 o09s2 6o do Jer
sey white basket. 7ocGs1 20: DO small pickle psr
PUMPKINS per bbl zoe: PEPPERS. Jersey red per
bbl s1Gs1 80; do 75cfS1; do per u Dbl easke
4O9e0O do per box 25940c do state. per basket 40g
4oH90c do bag. 6o975c do nearby. Per pas
ket bag. bOdT5c: DO Virginia, per basket 2o9ooo.
SQUASH Hubbard. per bbl 81: DO Marrow, 6oc9sli do
river state per bushei basket o0dT5c; do nearby
per 35975e DO small peach basket 15G2Sc; 90
per carrier 4OG65c; TURNIFS white. per 100. 81 2SG
81 90: do Jersey rutabaga Dbl 5O87oc: 90 Canad
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-Receipts for the two days
we've larre hut with fair run OF supply for week
accumulation has formed Buyers were encouraged
hammer market. the OF supply thus
given them material success. The only evi-
tender OF the market Is IN lines below NO
There is evident want Of repienshment on the pars
number Of buyers. and sellers appear fuy aware OF
situation. We Prime large bales occasionally
per 10. 81; No eO9a5e: No p s2A9s5c No B. I2729
7T3ac: Slipping 67972ac: clover mixed 10gsOc; clover
nominal STRAW-The market has lost Its recent
high Prime quoted to-day at Toe with supply
jump OF the market last week Closing
65a7Oc long Receipts Of hay and straw
reported the Produce Exchange at noon to
day: Hudson River Railroad 30; Erie Railroad $40;
Delaware LRckawanna & Western Railroad, 20; Lehgh
Valley Railroad. 24O Baltimore Ohio Railroad 2O Cen,
boats 92 total 352 tons Recents Of straw 90 tons
Toledo, Sept. 10-CIOvERSEED-Gews cash, 81 ~;
October and December, 81 so TIMOTHY-Prime 81 80
ALSIKE-PTime. 81. PYE-No .. o615c.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
DO. 10 70. at 81: 5 Ersssers.

So do sa 70. IS; DO. 40 ~ at 50; Erassers
cSmissOH Company Is Pc PsnasyiyaH1a MA " ysas
go n. at 81 5O 60 DO. 2as ~ at s. 7S; 10 do sSs
robin & shannon: 90 veals IsI n. at 50; DO isi
at t7 d. $50 n. at So: srssssrs ~ az S.
1aS ~ at 81 Is IVES, 'Sas Virginia DO is7 Is at g.
sHEEP ASp EsoslPta fog tive days 8.
and I5 CON yards Good ,s9sssP Tsre IN az
quite liberal supply al Jersey CITY prices zen "a
SS1 d%S ' and saasasS r&Ssa d:
S s5S 5SGS RS' 5ui5: B: 'lis5' I Soss Ssdnsy
sss q vas so.sS LAMB:
Sanders: ice os.s EsHS. % Z n ID s sT,sess = S a ss
a. II 81 g. IS S e a. ri Is GS E ds s. 8 n5
f ss q = n IS g ss b ssasi, St. ss % e. tS g
& e = g; Ssis s. 3 = Y :sis s. s.
Z :: az g. oi II h = Isl ad sheep ana lambs %
Sssss.s iS.sss' s1 s.: Ss.s.:
q s KssacEy cheer idi i9 s a n s5 y ssi' do
zig R.P. p q s s3 RsH1sSsa51 csYsaa
a. a. !. 81 I e ssa s g 81 S SS :. z II fadsns S
asI eg R.nsuasy 70 ls a. shs.B 1SS s. Is 5 ii
ISS s !, ss 81 INDIANA DO lao H. at
ss1 e i'rss 5;,:i ! { 8 . 6
state sheep III n. at S 5o 40. i5 70 a. 81 2 90
iOs o. al s. rs, IS los ~ at "a; 81 Wsss Virginia
# E;r' Sss: e: e.. sS .s
.,s: Is SS!s lssst Ia q n =. :, g q t.
., se p Ohio sheep es ~ a, ssoo; state do 10 ID AZ
81 %.3 Vs:ais .S.:s y yisp :s' Is ~ a.
W. r HuInsi io NoEths.S Canada asan. .t,ysnIs % - d
Il 10 az IS. 10 DO 50 10. at 81 ooi shssp " ID
J. g. Curtis SON; 1es STATE lambs 90 n q: y ~. ss
x5: q 40 Iso 10 az "a DO. ss 70. st sA
Sfulxr. ts5 state lambs, 50 no az ~ coi -
II 10 al as as DO 62 10. al 81 70 sheep ~ 70.
sheep ana eull lambs es n at 81 ooi euck lou ID
Jens Wright & Co: i2s state lambs, 81 n at IS o"'
G l. s. pinsnbaeki IS state lambs n n at 80 10
n at s.. - - or n isa
EoGs-Reeeips days 40 car. 99r IAAroo ADo
heaf Including 10 Tor the market Fses ~
and good 10 prime state and Pennsylvania hoss
ns AZ 50 sOST per 100 ~ country dressed hass
sslss-John P. Selson 10 state soss I'D So 40 n
Sc, DO 500 10 az So stsss, slo 70 a. ~ Al ss 30;
J. o. Curtis Sun: IA state hoSs. ~ 10 ~ ""~'
. do. asT D. a. Is 20, boar 100 m ~ u ~
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
For Both Sexes-Country.

sgTNFIE I.ARCHES.' CRANBURY. n. J--An educational
children and others OF retarded mental
development E. GORDON. NJ d. Cranbury. " J.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeU YORK, September 10. 1908.
,,--rE- ne cree market less active to-day
- - lfils more % the gsu of late last week. The
.,s-rr Uas irregular a. an advance ~ points 70
M points and first there seemed 70 he some
-. ~, he buyers - last week But the demand
80 - s1rr,s was decidedly less aggressive, and the
80. V-ss1sIiv lost tone as a result - the big Sso
-, -,slrls rerorted for tire dav- TIE close steady
- seIs rr,s nei lower sales reported u about
al aa - There was further news regarding the
,.,,-,aB situation 6ny confirmation ~ the rumors
e,--sfrr lag week thar the funds lad been secured
s.,- prs ard this thought 70 cast doubt,
r,ri-.iarly ss the European markets developed
a. usrh-rr uus unchanged 70 3 pfg lower IL
fsrr hoiiay n the Brazilian markets on saturday no
she. us-. received from there and the cable giving
-, puo s,sp,s 81 20 GO hags The only Official
- -s,sve8 warehouse deliveries OF coffee hll ports
vss Al saa bags against 10 S86 the previous
rs srs 4 80 last year The total Included As G34 bags
4, w York Tracing more scattering than
es--r ns he absence q support by the roasting in
ts-sss utief were prominent buyers % last week.
"a -srusnisd uuon by the rank and file. The market
i DN cdsse qssi with quotations on the basis of
shtfu Rio No
The q co1ad prices m fhe local market to-day
a. follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11

cQTIoN-Ths tao government Tep0rts-fhe September
condition fslr and he FIRST report ~ the season
Eeft ne features Ia o-daE cotton market ana caused
eonsleLate activity and excitement. GCCompauied ~
tal tleilzi'ns There vas a sharp advance tS..oNing
ne bureau report but part rf The gain lost o4Tirg TIE
aT ua-Ig and ne market closed steady al a net ad-
zrof q @ Z ponif SAFES i0r me day estimated al
i-l 5t,n 11es Ihe opening was steady ~ oeelne
q ~ hs % Iesp0use to lower cables arl favorable
ta1G Q'e le south. There WIS covering iu prepare
r ir ne reports h1Weter. and some hun FuTpcrt ana
lla fale1 toward mi1laN fn about me closing figures
suoag and we're practically net unchanged lust be-
s ne reports were issued The September condition of
~ fU eenf vas SHADE under expectations and was
oai W shaTg advance with October selling al osc,
ltsalef a. - and January az, 38- hef0re O'Clock
etlHg ~ Liverpool the South ana Wall Street. TheIe
- lea3 selling hy local professionals scale up. and
u nls hglres showing -2 pos bales Fr1ei Sep'em-
- aEanst 66S o. -ne same date last year. and
ta-i lNo ye1Fs seemed exceed u tho bull
= tA.eoiauons and H. market braae after their ap
lti-nf % ne Clge irfgfr described THE Crrsus fig
- tis lE IeEar1sd guide o. The rro7. indicating
-tl ~ afH crop ir Texas and later one elseNhe
~ elsliH ngETfs made FEf basis f0r VARYING esf
-lo nlsiHg ell the vsv from 1900 Fo l3 500 Oo0
80 -aklg fhe average condition. fle average acreage
- t esease yield per for ten wears rhe recent
80 sac as bss.E. the crop indicated would hs
~ iaFe 5i contract price, in 'he local market to-day
Aai o. 1irUF.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11

shprents fen about 100000 bush henird IN. rr.v,op,
week but the decline In cables the fact that in
terror receipts were about 10000 bush larger than
together with purchases OF oniv loeds
ana tAe estimate for 707 Chicago on Tuesf fsy
OFFSET this influence. Cash IN New York cios.d a.
fellows: No corn. oIo elevator ans 5sAe 4 b
snoat: No white. e0c. and No yellow Saho q b
az OATS-There a DEAL of enr.h so-
fhe oats an day mostly on REPORTS of s,ve1a
crouth the West which has threatened PASTURES and
other feed crops The visible supply increased 5000
bush while the government estimate BUSH
compared with $50 $4,000 the previous rscnth ard
ess 10000 bush actual last year Cash oats in New
quoted as follows (on track sample. basis:
Mixed, ss 20 SO n Sshe natural while 80 . IS NJ
RYFc-Narket easy. No Western. 6So nominal = .
New York. BARI4ET-Market dull: feeding saiio ana
mailing. 5isd52c, Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
Bank Statements.

mo. 5TSS.I
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
NEW AMSTERDAM NATIONAL, BANK at New
York City IN the State OF New York az the close OF
business September 4th, 1900.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
Financial Meetings.

TO THE
STOCKHOLDERS AND DEBENTURE MORTGAGE
BONDHOLDERS OF
THE WABASH RAILROAD 60.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
regular annual meeting OF the Stockholders and De-
bentura Mortgage Bondholders of the Wabash Railroad
Company Will be held al the office Of Smith Bsokwth
the Company for the State OF
Ohio on the NTH the Produce Exchange Build
ing City Of Toledo, State OF Ohio Tuesday,
ninth October 19O6. az o'clock a. m, for
purpose eecing Directors and FOR the transaction
business be legally brought before
The transfer books o Company will be eiosad
Saturday September s. 1906. Il o'clock noon, and
same viii reopened Tuesday. October % 1905 at
o'clock a F. A DEllAANO.
J. C. OTTESON President
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
School Agency.
Teachers.

weights IS 64SGSs IS. good choice heavy mxst 81 20
4S5 80 backing stock 50 80, pigs - ao3sd TO
SHEEP P-Recepts 25OoO head market FOR sheep steady
70 10s lower; lambs lOdiSc nsher sheep. > go 20
Vesriinss s. d0aS8 So: lambs ST 258Ss %
Ciucinnat. sept. 10FOGS active. hutcneIs and snlp
tair soOd sniPRers 8 COG s. So common = 80
Kansas CITY. Mo- sept l0-Cattle-hecs12ts i9oeN
Including 500 southerns. Market steady. COWS weak
~ fO lower Choiee export dressed besf
Sd 7OaS6 80, fair good. sass 80; Western led
steor< So soGS5 25 feeders s. aOs4 a5i
southern steers. s. eoaSs s southern sswa s2Ss %.
native COWS. 500 hetfers 81 oo9Ss bulls.
s2ds3; calves. $SaS6 Hogs-RseSipts soo9 MsFSss
higher. o. aIta. bulk of sales 50 1s
81 2; heavy S. s5RS6 81 packers s6ds6 so piss and
light. 81 2e1S8 3Tls. sheep-Recepts. e.eoo MarNet
higher Utah sheep. 81 80 lambs. Sog<4 sos
ewes yearnss I5Qs5 SO. Western yearilnks. $50
s. oos5 So
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11

alive. slaughter
eIs ana 81 or Tie market making Win t5e few cars held
oyer oyer ausy g. e2Ts & on % s 81 %he srs S gS ocee5 az e %
but sellers were disposed t. spld GP & ps sna s 5
win nearly al sTsdss CLOSING Tm e1SR & ans s'9sT &
WI ,o+g s1 is,7i5c higher al the apper Yards. fat
bulls unehanged; medium and common COWS were selling
sold freely there good clearance Of the yards
s. 4Oas4 extra bun az s. 25 cows at 81 2ast p
far semsta az 80 & ~ o per NJ ard London mar
fet a. iOisGl2. dressed weight. Shipments tomorrow
on the Armenian 300 cattle sqqsly diyided 6e'ween @
1900 quarters Of beef Estimated for other 5hpprs
and the ler win carry 10 the West Indies % sheep Tor
co j q ~ yrgga s, n steers % 81 i'S7 % n 70 aYs Iso
~ Sc IS the lot: 10 90 1865 NJ a! s. 70; 20
20 s2 e. at 3 s ss, 90 q %sns az is.s % M sE q
h. s. Is; 90 d. 1915 n at g S CO. 20 s Do 1925 r. at a.
q a. II Ii!S 81 n i a. & 10! s. = do go n p
lucky 90 100 n a. s. "a wssssrnS ss7 lSto 2 81 a. m at S' o
sso n at s. 90 ao 1880 So 90 "a Western COVE
at s5 30: I COW. $3.50 n. at 50 80.
% d6 i2i7 n a, S 55 q state 40 s. s0
iooS i r. az s. o; bun 1850 n al 81 do i5oo n
s. 25 DE- Ts n a, g co. Is s9Ss 81 ana d hes' sa N OSs 81
81 o. q DO lS2O 10 at si do Iols n. S. q a.
at S = DO 600 r r., a i 81 . % :, 90
10 MPhfIsah 6d is NJ az IS Is: IL do 1910 r. at s. 81 IS DO
1904 . o. ii77 r. At s. 81 a. i KsptaSsy & WsI,
sTns5s. 1915 stags II l10S ,oIS n -, At 81 p; .o
O. S 20 iGSs s9 s. n at 50 4O
sY M ss q % oh do % s'S %n & IA steers 1910 n
SSso so COWS " ai Gs IN T. a. s. 81 d. 5 n at s. IS s. DO
o5s % I; ! y ga o SEQ ss5F S g s'H''a steers
shsrnAn & Culver: 1e Kentucky steers. is22 n. at
Ksias comms.l9a CO.., y kentucky steers. 1aOa ro
at ro6ia g shsnnon ig il oa ~ at ST. 1880
M At 5das ssS ca a. s2S Sas II 8 50 y T. = a, sa7s
q Gs sg g. Ssi S X r. 81 3 %: e e do a. ss H. . q: s. So
DO SO r. Hs so s. s n co q. GsS s II 40 ess 10 az Ga S
%, SO s. ST rs; s. IS 3 =, sas r.
g siS e 8 J. fsS 3 ,s sSa 3 5
3 ';SP sss h s g q 49, s az Il 4 4 e ssS r a.
IS ri Il. At q So: COW. eco g S iOI do Ts6 n q
ifsi2. ,SS = %
n h bun y s sc g. n sss n at
81 eS6rSs sS5 i4lisaea:1I SSis iSas h
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Brooklyn
Adephi College o.: So: 3; r; =

81 Yan,es Pr BrOOklyn. sept. "a
NORMAL SCEOOL-For Kindergartners and Arr
Teachsrs. Sessions begin sept "a
SCHOOI-Students admitted at any TINS
ADFIPHT ACADEMN-Grad from Pubic Sc1ools
Admitted upon evidence OF promotion Reg srrarion
Days sept 12-15 RecitatOns begin sept ~.
Gymnasium and Athletic Field for use OF an
students
OHcss (Clifton Place Entrancs) morning hours
daily on and after Sept. 4 For circulars address
THE REGISTRAR. Adelphi College. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
OTHER MARKETs-5Y TELEGRAPH.

ChicAgo Sept io-CATTIEl-Rsceigtse 5000 head mar
ket for bes t0o higher; others steady common
prime IS 5qsa So 81 5oGs 5 hsifsrs 81 80
s. So: bulls 81 23GA 50 calves. kS9s oo sockeis 49,
feeders. 81 ooQst so HOGsRsc-ipts $1,000 heaa ~
steady 70 oaco higher; ctoics 20 prime heavy 90 80
Se SO; msdium % sood heavy. 81 l0Sso IS butcher
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11

RIE - HIN AnI address
Mrs j. LIFE. The Misses STOWE. Pve New York
NTORAvIAN SEMINARY for Girls Bethlshsnn, Pa
vi Founded 17f9 18TH year opens Sept 18th. Ad-
dress J. MAX HARK, d. u. Principal
yIvHE Misses Metcalrs Boarding and Dsy School for
IL Girls. TarrytoWn. y y. College preparation Physi-
ca Culture. Tennis. Basket Bali Reopens sept