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The Globe-republican., 1907-08-22

@. L. Painter spent Sunday 10 KInsley
P. R. Cosgrove Of Morrison, Ill, wa,
here on business Tuesday.
h. R. Beattie played ball in Kinsley
Sunday with the Kinsley team.
John Martin and family left Sunday
morningtfor a two weeks visit In Denver
Mrs. Dewitt Of Chicago, formerly Mis-.
Mable Travis, is here visiting Mrs. Lloyd
Evans.
Miss Anna Carroll, Miss Mabel Hayes
and Mrs. Hayes visited in Cimarron last
Sunday.
Mrs, Fred Berg arrived Monday from
: Bscklin for a few days visit with relatives
10 this city.
Miss Bertha Rath, Leo French and Ed
Elder spent Sunday at the Luther home
In Cimarron.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Odds of Woodbine,
ILL.,, are here visiting his sister, Mrs.
r. W. Evans, Sr.
Prof. Held, who conducts a normal
institute in Kinsley was here the latter
part Of last week
Mrs. Lucia Guthrie, who has been III
in the McCarty hospital for the past two
weeks, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. Miller made q
pleasant call on John Merk and family Of
Howell, several days ago.
L Q. Grobety left Tuesday for a visit
In Lakeside, Ohio, before going to
Washington, D. o. for the winter.
Mrs. R. H. Hazelton left Monday
morning for Kansas City to buy her fall
and winter stock of millinery goods.
Wells Tallman sold two lots on 9th
Avenue this week to Henry Lohrding,
who expects to put up a fine residence
soon.
George Stumph has rented Gus
Guthrie's house just west of the Locke
re sidence. and will take possession of It
this week.
A lice M, Kaylor, representing the
Home League Orphanage Of Denver, was
here Tuesday soliciting funds for the
institution.
Miss Kathleen Knifin left last Thurs |
day morning for a visit with her sister in
Fort Smith, Ark. She will also visit with
on the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Brown and daugh-
ters left this morning on No 2, for a
visit with relatives in Chicago and differ
ent points in Michigan.
Miss Vonle Tilghman, who has been
visiting for several months with Miss
Hattie Locke, left Monday evening fer
her home in Chandler, Okla.
Mrs. Mollie Mckinley and daughter
Grace of Denver, formerly Of this city,
will leave the first Of September for
Wash, to make their home.
Mrs. Paul BARLEY, OF Dodge City, 10
her mother, Mrs. Weyand, in
5pearville, before leaving for her new
home in Syracuse. -Spearville News.
Mrs. Dickerson left Tuesday morning
Tor Syracuse, where she will make her
inture home. Her sister, Mrs. Webb,
who came here last week from Iowa
accompanied her.
Godfrey Bohnstengel, who returned
nome from a visit in Germany last week
says he saw more automobiles in Berlin
n one day than on his entire trip from
City to the metropolis Of the
Miss Minnie McMichaels, who has
been confined to her home nearly all
The summer on account of a severe ankle
'prain received last spring, was able TO
lake a trip to Kinsley Saturday, where
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11

local spot cotton with
Tad6u- Guit Sales 200 bales Southern SPOT markets
were teesranhe5 follows Galveston firm. unchanged
. l--b y li-e steady, unchanged al DC Baltimore
nominal uac6sneed al 1870. Little Rock steady I'm
oaarsea a l22sc savannah firm. unchanged 12sc;
SIS 4F oaes tiiaT lesion nominal Baltimore nominal
" hanged at BIS Augusta steady. UNCHANGED at l3tc
SIS ~ 6eIes- 3 Louis steady, unchanged a 12<c
s7ess lS bales Nrw Orleans steady, unchanged l8c
saiez. SO bales. wilmington nominal Houston quiet
" arsea al lSci sales Rales Estimated receipts at
fIS week and 922 last year: AZ Galveston
loo % 1900 taes. against 224 1Oa0
s and q Me- Orleans. $50 70 1000 bales, against J46
Cotton EshsnF4 special Liverpool cables-spot cotton
irEzr ssles 500" bales: speculation and export
ur'zH1 74li, futures opened quiet at 3g4 points
ar-e f@-f- Jure--Iy Tlf. TuIv-aucust I'd. hu-
September. G}'ed; september-October C5sizd GO
t---' 1rc-tra- G.41i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e.4ed De
s--1er-1 G44f; JanuaryFebruary and February
-.ar1a H4-i Narch-tpril 642iad: AprIl-Aay. 6i3izd
A7r.srfs te---ier1s 6li cloths quiet.
FIgr r AID FEED-Tha hour market was quiet
-=-ff-szE. with prices barely steady unchanged.
Use Soar as arm and moderately active. The follow
50 * y 70 % r5nter Ietens - IS 50 r5r1 eiss
Tair good - - aS5: choice 10 fancy s. ass 90
a. 10 brand BAG MfAI steady. quote: Fine White
enc Esiio' 81 10 10. coarse, 81 y 81 ~ IEEDxMe
.tsrlard uiddnE, $22 CO -four DO s24 co; red cog.
81 sacks rniddlrg s43 80 s26 red dog S27 hon
ny e.2n So ~ bulk So 20 sacks: oi!1aeal 500
e lie wheat InarI,et fa-aay n was issued a. .
o'clock, previous which time the ruled I'M
posed 70 COMM, itself either way until the figures
.' showed cosc cradle strength owing 70 an advance
Of I'd 20 - At Liverpool and huush report by
that the bureau figures would more bear!sh than
,e She'd p e9t,5s TeFed ~ 5 te st statST2e6t
against So last month and Of SCI for spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
GENERAL MARKETS.

~, 81. New York June 10 1907
~ the absence q important support prices ri,Ia
nader selling. which thought to ba seoirs+
Sm from Brazil and after opening uncbanpe9 80
rc,rts lower The market added slightly ~
[16sing quiet net loss 5GlO points Tho or.i,
somewhat OF disappointment view NJ
T-,rovean markets, of which Iiavre ,,rcraTs.S
= franc higheE, ana Hamburg = pig lower on oniv
month OF the Brazilian markets. Rio
decline of refs frorC
Receipts remained about the recent s1C,-
ing feature 70 attract comment or to cause any
change In general sentiment The moderate fluctuations
TDre6 therefore appeared % be the result of foaI
conditions rather than ANYTHING
General situation q in general sentiment which eyidenf
st the view that the ultimate price must depen1
although the
contributed new crop supplies the daily
caints The question naturally as 70 y-hatber
sLa new crop is moving slowly yvferbar
oevs 81 & being held hack by the Praz,liars -
Cfhers position 10 judge Of quality. etc ae
people close enough 10 primary conditions
fully Informed as 70 the character Of
doubtless interested tho
probable that the cr,n 51o,-i,y
much lse- usual The for spat coffee vas
with quotations on tho basis of No
TIE total ware2Ise deliveries IN the United
te week 1920 bags against 1870 s4 last week ana
$50 Of the former New York
ro-7ed bags. The weekly clearances and shin
Rio and Santos follows Rio claerances
Iae00 ing.uoing LOCO 20 the United States GOo0
a1G 5000 to cape, etc. Santos Clearances
Oh hays including 5000 20 the United States and
O Europe Santos shipments. bag OF
which 550ep for the United 1919 900 for
Inifas States Bahia receipts the week NIL and
s-o4 bags. Cearances. 500 bags all Europe
outside Germany The receipts Rio Santos for
e week otae1 1000 bags. against 252 900 last week
TIE range oc contract prices IN the
dsy was follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11

COTToNThe cotton market less active today and
ruled i-re-ula-. VITA the old crop steady con
tnusd arprehors.7ns Of POSSIBLE corner while
easier. owing To better weather tho South
realizing or liquidation The close barely steady
points higher on June, unchanged July and 14I25
lower later months Sales the We're
estimated al 100000 hales. The opening barely
STEADY advance Of points decline Il points
generally III points lower on the new crop positions.
Trains quite active at first and prices rallied
point from tie lowest owing the bush
Dsm-cr1t' crop report bat the weather week
END --0s.lE-cL favorable. L expected
weekly report from Washington today would he
beaSh, and Liverpool Nns the months
Prices s5EuentZ easeL OF during the day spite Of
Of the positions which July
showed OF 10 points and the lowest level
practically the close. Local professionals sold
early but appeared 10 be covering IN the late trading
rhie the carly demand seemed % he mostly from
commission houses Of whom selling
private cable received from prom
ECssr firm. denying lest weeks rumors that they
connected with July deal IN the local market
an te latest story circulating regarding tie July posi-
that large American interests
= the local market and local stocks Southern
sTot markets generally unchangeF. The map
showed -zin AZ Oklahoma and Smith,
weather averaged uD favorlhly.
The 81 contract prices In fhA local
dav follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
IOST-BANKBoOks-

LOST or STOLEN. --Bankbook No el,9ll
~ the German Savings Bank In the cry
n s-a-y York corner 4th ave. and lain ST.,
ieeTr7 20 Gegine NordbTuch. All persons
a. cautioned against negotiating the same
~ rot returned 70 the bank on the &9ul
6av 81 June, 1907. duplicate Will DC Is
sued
7 Oer or sTOI EN.-Barkbook No. 400, 9Z2
Of the German Savings Pank IN the clIy
~ Sew York corner Atm ave. ana I7th 81,
5es,,.a 20 charles Oker. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating ne saine- 81, J..
,,1r rof-Irnsd to the bank on the 2stn ohJ
20 T,,.a 1907. a duplicate viii be Issued
lost Rorkbook No. 1883 Of Harlem
1a,.,nrs Psrk Any person having clailIs
,.vor eaid hook is called upon 70 present
- .arne 70 the bank within thirty usysi
or the said book will be declared cai,S' -
ana nxtfneuIshed and . ne" one ISsueu III
lieu thereof
LOST handbook No. 4iG,325 OF Dry Doe
Savings Institution. Any petEoh ia . - =
clai inns upnn said book is cAhta uP 9,.,
present the same 70 the bank wltLll M ~ - -
DAYS or the said book VIII be dsclate 90 ~ e,
aeiled and eXtinguished ana ne" Oi'o -
sued IN lieu thereof.
lost or STOLEN. -Bankbcok No 81 ~, az
N the German Savings Bank IN me Ivy
IF New York corner 4th ave. ana l4lh So
ISSUED To Malvine Fctstein. All persons az :
cautioned against NEGOTIATING the same. - q
rot returned TO the bank on the list day O
July 1907 "a duplicate Will be lssne1- -
d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11

NETAi1s.The London tin market was lower spot
market dull. with spot quoted at 4o5o44L5oc,
quoted 497 los futures at f9+ los Locally the
ers stu said be holding higher prices,
is quoted at 50c electroyto at p 75q2S 25c and
casting AZ p. 15g PC Lead was unchanged, Al $3.50
S5 market 5 vas dg ana - nean 5 4o S6e
foundry quoted SIS ID and Cleveland warrants 5ss
foundry northern quoted s258$26 Is Fig cerf
Gull ana r[in' o S'an1"T Inc Iouh S COS
T5e q4o'sg r as t5 W. hid, S er ana ;%J and BE-
HIoLAssEs AND sYRrPs- AIolasses and syrgrs ruled
steady to arm with afo GOO 52gei"E al a
2g2g 80 -rma ao1785c: New orleans open kettle 87a
lsa2oc; prime 2eE23o fansg 24s 2re Humiliation
OF July poor consumptive demand and bear pressure
SctoSer 0 "a sar5c 200 %ovefnbsr 45a 745lsc and
7SS reeeHt adynGcc Ltnseed oil unehsaeed We
S9nte &c: pia6epba 4o6 6ak aso refined
New York lo"os ihii3ae-pA n ~ ~ Hnc ,aeF " .or
aSeG1fia ''- l Sc CCTToNsEED oII-Prrne crude
: n = mills - N 100 primo yellow spot Soc
June o = q SO 'l,3s %oyScrrber AZ n SIC and
Tecorber 49, &c; or summer yeliow; 55ss &c
5 52ine on r ig8m @ei IS q &c sEED
isan go r CITY - Ta" LARD f5' OH. - Sic
% 3 u 81 western Big son a2s TS o% s 0 @@.
some selling By packers. caused moderate decline =
points under sataTday chicago receipts - o.o
koe estimated FOR to nor I Is CGe KSnsS. Ness ss
s17 75Qsis 90 family SO; short clear 81 251$ =
EEFF steady; quoted: Ness 80 'gaSo E5aS "a
TT5FF HASis steady s2fat2G DRESSED HOGS quiet;
quoted: Bacon. si4c; $50 n. Sic 80 n sei 40 10
g. pigs 94aaf+c cMEATs ,d1te,l.5ai bellies qqiTs
a12c. "A n 11qlisc: picked hams sieady l-' -
FAIIOW steady; city. 6c. country - "a
60, "a. refined quoted: South American
"a 9-c. Continent a5c BrRzu. ll"os; comp lA
steadv na9Lc. sTEARINE steady; quoted Oleo sac
| citv lard stoarine, lot4c g. ,,-5.-.o,. r.,.r
TTCrc-rha market presented firm unaeTtohe VIII
business quite active and fun prices 93oat- $3.50
teass 3s.a4ttc. choice heads. 4&@2'4c fancy heats
- n Go er+ra fancy heads Ga n Gao Japan comes
tic a. a5c. Patna. "a QGAc. Hangoon in bond "a
! 0etsc
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York 10. 1901.
-.--r,p r.os4n.a 20 dav 5425 pkgs. selling H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
PrsTNEsS CHANCES.

$1,000 BUYS one-fOurth interest Iitho-
graphic and printing, ink and color pus4
ucgs. plant IN operation; located this city .
value! at $50. 600: saIaried position 70 r!ght
party Particulars at McDona.c-Nl EslhS
CO. 257 Broadway
$1,000 SECURES controlling interest IN q
well known wagon manufacturing plant
on good paying basis: electric ilght!hs
plant. payIng 10 per cent; this VIII pear
etrictcst Investigation. Apply at McDoh-
alr-VVigains Co, 257 Broadway.
BUSINESS on Fifth ave, suitable for lazy
or gentleman: price, So. 0Oo. Particulars
1T MoDoraId- Virgins Co. POI Broadway.
HIGH CLASS manufacturing business
including patents. trade marx hlact.Iiiet p
tools dies stock, etc; plant cannot 70 -
p'fcated for Jess than Sl5O,VH' price ON :
$50 coo; product iR large demand; GOO
reasons Tor selling. Particulars AZ NC
Donald Virgins Co. 251 Broadway.
WANTED. Partner in a houSemoVlng
business: only one IN city: excellent OK.
r5crtuuity; or viii sell same. C!Enea' o"u
st and Avenue O. Bayonne. n. j.
roR sAI.F.-One-half interest IN real IS
tate business: best location; or VIII eE
change same for auto or launch MEAD
AID ST. and Ave. Z. 33d ct station
RavCuue. \. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
DREssMAKyst AND MILLINERY

DENI7157.HHhTHN IND lIII.LINEH4,
DRESSMAKER desires few more custom
ers. first class work; prices reasonable
I5T It'll ave. near Both II
DRESSMAKEP.- swedish woman wants
few more customers: homo or out Mrs-
Pedsrquist, 1888 LIST ave.
DRESSMAKER - Fashions bic going our
by Gay; city or country. 30 Ease saith
st. ground floor
DRESsMAKER.-Day, week. month & T
IayIDrs system; rcmodelling a specially .
homo OF out; % years experience. private
family. 224 East 12lst st.. one flight, front.
DRESSMA kER.-Saveral years with lead
ing establishment as seamstresE IN pri-
yate family In country; good references.
Healy. 50 z. 55th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11

TnapPs+ with 9S.4 year ago Immediately the
before IT ws to sell off and declined 1c bushel
9u,ck rally followed. and mai prices were opiy -
whoa G me previous night. At its lowest noint
seiI,, cay On the late there was another tree
ket o.enent that forced July In the local mar
me He trade earlier in the day had been aa1rnp on
SO for ittt condition of around 75 or 10 and about
eis was for winter crop of $40 7sa 600 bush
bushels pared with the May estimate OF 4O5 1O1 0oO
b1sba ldlcated spring wheat yield was $50 1872 900
Of 2gS e. compared with the June estimate last year
nueIoIs' VVV bushels and final crop of 242 arg OO0
IisHets Western weather conditions yero faIorat1o
6r,ro ans enera west Of the Mississippi BroomhaI
rsd with l2034 600 bushels the previous Leeg Paris
nojn+s Wfre irregular, showing the way from 10
he 'y point net lower. Reports from Russia said
snring n-bo. ieat condition was unsatisfactory.
raIuoleo winter wheat area in the sou+Tves+ heinz
replaced by spring wheat The yisibI , oetilS
decrease last year 1O2s 600 bushels r~ba c1eb
81 or e1o -TeW York closed as follows: red
%rthed9 Duluth 81 II, and No hard winter 81 o. s.
market made further gains on SUPPORT in connection
rortb rams west and unseasonabiy cool weather in
noatnerh parts Of the belt There was considarabra
oi.ns tendency in wheat coupled with bif interior
oeeGl1her which closed trine higher than SAL
els compared with $3.50 600 the 1900 TO 4,s' 900 push
81 rlslhIe supply decreased 81 600 busheIg No cor1
"a tH." oTk was quoted Gaze elevator and o9c n
aioat; No white, 03l4c ana No ? yeIIo no G G3c
I'ont; OATSThe feature in oats was enotbcr bra,E
!nIy. Of &c bushel Influenced nv beoIy seiI,re
90, moderately, and there considerable sell
made condition against So Iast gSPoat Which
9G4 9n4 GOO % %d 91a81o 900 bushels compared with
quoted as follows: Mixed 90 TO 80 NJ 49I n Zoe
m white 30 to 33 n. 5OG5lc: and clipped ybtta
"' 10 ~ 10 "ois a9"c. RYE-Aar5et nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
Desks AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
BILLIARD AND PooL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS or billiard anc pool Ia
bles; high grade bowling Hl:ey buIidsrss
lowest pTicss. Marx Bros. "a Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
BUSINESS CHANCES.

$50 BUS wei stocked drugstore. most
prominent street. busy city. c.CAe % New
4oih - minutes from 40 81. Full par
Ic1-ars Il AcDc1a---N !gglLs Co., ~
Broadway.
$1,000 BUYS door. sash. blind and In
, ief-gr frame business. now IN operation.
.ocztt- clCse % New York city; established
~ years retiring from business cause Of
ts-.---E- Tor iL+ particulars apply at Nc
Coia-a-" igg.us o.. 90 Broa lway.
5000 BUYS ice cream and confectionery
&c cream, located % ave. New York
eo-E god business. Full particulars al
-eL'9na -1-WlEg!Hs Co. 81 Broadway.
5000 FIRsT MORTGAGE LOAN wanted;
investment occurred by now frame cot
-sss' valued a. Sc go. all modern I'm
SsFeTlentg Particulars CT Mcdonald
Virgins Co. 257 Broadway.
$1,000 BUYS undertaking business; old
-5ai5-isaee; located prominent ave.
$500. k-yH, h1rses. coaches, etc. $1,000
49, profits retiring from business cause
" he.l-ng. Fu!I particulars at Mcdonald
-Es'as Co. ~ Broadway
SEQ Guys restaurant. splendid location.
go ~ ave- Brooklyn. good reasons for
p,c.s A1cly Mcdonald Virgins Co. 257
600 BUYS painting business: old estat-
g. i9eafe1 Brooklyn. all the arpli-
t,,i,-t ~ mouse painting. owner owns the
re-, ,eaving rify cause # selling. low
psv ''ID'n7i1-Ni Virgins Co. 90 Broad
ios I,,,'03s}.IDcI.T7F. Bergen County. y. !,
s'sarg Ess+ from house; electric light,
cas-. CO.'S ~, beautiful lare. price 5000;
gpir,s-i Hls This is n h9-gaia. Mcdonald
- es-ns %, ~ broadway.
Ds - AND Fancy GOODS STORE Tor
sa0fo. II.f' inerr ave. West side. price
fir,.fs..- yearly h-rlge~s $40 o0o Ful par
l3ros5,. ~ eD0nald-Wiggins Co. 257
ira .--r-,1ll i. X. J.: u room house: all
Ders's RAINY bar0afn - $4,000 Nc
-------.-W'FFina Co.. 257 Broadway.
a., SIZED millinery braf4s and IN
hEs'no, effss trimmings rnaDufa ct,rinr-
e,a-b - fH7ire 70 sell Their good VIII
proges, l = hana. Up-to-date plant with i'm
~ ischinory: pm excellent opportunity
Bsass,sss-,e.he Mcdonald Virgins Co. 257
$40 oo
rss+e--lI Der cont Fold bonds. high grade
4s M: esri'siized $50 naa. New VOL, STATE.
fuN ,ars on hand than cen De nIIed Fo-
rms ~ efe apply a. McDouald-W!g-
-. 20 Broadway.
%
a--v rs 20 room hntel. with prop
Dars-l ,.ied - pe.~nar y. T Apply Nc
--.i Trins Co. 257 Broadway
JsI,,.L II Us beautiful property on Long
ouftsr,ls, - room house; acres 81 lend.
iris so, 1913 ana ga~aVe house: y nero lake
flrniars Dc fine hotel site Full par
pross,,s.h ~ Icpo1ald-Wiggin Co. 257
~, ,aRCoH-D morfgaee loan wanted:
Ell - ifftscisc, guarantee q ,er cent: lib
hrb 49, allowed; Investment secured bv
0Tsn property Central phrt n FaS
wsy AcDonaid-TIggins Co. 257 broad
bs,l1.,yJH- Z lie RON house out
scr r-s-.h, etc; one acre lawn 'o~atrd
ver-lnntes from derot: bargain ~ $40 600
---aale-WigV!ns Co 257 Broadway
FLY. ~ ~ room house. 2
~, % eround; located close 20 sta
ot.,,,pfiee 30 .o0o: on easv terms. an ex-
.,,,.y. aI Opportunity Particulars AZ Ne
''a-|'gEins Co. zs7 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11

COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York 10 1901.
pt-rrER-Reoetpts today. 5425 pkgs: Tho selling IL
terests were inclined to make any tuTtor C""e0 III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11

Getv BUS vel stocked drugstore. most
prominent street, busy city. C.CAe % New
4oihi - minutes from 40 81 Full par
Ic--ars IL LcDo1a---At igElLs Co, -
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

COACHMEN. -swedes. with good city ref
erences; careful drivers. wages $40 up.
Winthrop Bureau. IS West SSth. Phone
lO92-SSth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female
Swedish

C4ANIBERofAID -First-ciass; swedisni
nor afraid OF work; willing 70 ASSIST VIII
an, other kind OF work; wages, So e4Sett-
isnf reference Call Swedish exchanges, 90
Al ave, near 3Sth st. Or telephone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11

f.,,;,, foCoED ruorfeace loan wanted
erai l|'.-''lec: guarantee per cent: lib
hph 49, allowed; inTesffnent secured bv
n. 0rcr"rtv- Central uhrt n Fast
wtv Mcdonald Virgins Co. 257 broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11

5000 FRET MORTGAGE LOAN wanted ;
investment occurred by now frame cot
Lsss valued a. Sc. go: all modern i'm
GefeT1effE- Particulars Ct Mcdonald
Virgins Co. 25T Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11

5000 BUYS Ice cream and confectionery
Store. ali appliances for manufacturing
&c cream, located % ave. New York
gong god business. TulI particulars at
.4cDona- Virgins Co. 81 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11

-,l'LtTR. X J.. u room house. all
fbis 4. 'tff'f-fe. located close n station
1fr.is certainty 2 barrafn - so 600. Nc
- "tFFine Co.. 257 broadway.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-26
HIS 10TH BIRTHDAY.

st. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 26-Rt. Rev
Daniel S. Tuttle, dean of the Protest
ant Episcopal bishops of the United
States, celebrated his SEVENTEEN
birthday today and was the recipient
of flood of congratulations from all
parts of the country. Considering his
years the venerable bishop is enjoy
ing good health and has almost COM
pletely recovered from the serious
illness of year ago. Bishop Tutta
is native of New York state and a
graduate of the General Theological
Seminary. 1t is just forty years since
he was consecrated missionary bish-
op of Montana, Utah and Idaho. In
1856 he was transferred to the Mis-
souri, diocese.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-26
H0N,O,H0LMES
May SECURE
PLUM
The Position of State Bank Ex-
aminer May Go to Grand
Forks Democrat.
S. 10RCeR;oN OF THIS CITY
IS ALSO A CANDIDATE
Both Have Been ut Bismarck This
Week-Hon. d. II. Brightbill of
Cando is Present Incumbent, Having
Been Appointed by Gov. Sarles-
Holmes Chances Said to be Good.
tBy George Davis,

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 26.-The posi-
tion of, state bank examiner, held un-
der the administration of Governor
Sarles by D. K. Brlghtbill of Cando,
will go to Grand Forks man under
the Burke administration, If reports
given out here today are to be be-
lieved.
Hon. D. M. Holmes and S. Torger-
son, beth of Grand Forks, are prom
inent candidates for the position, and
number of we'll known democrats
are here at the present time working
in their interests. Mr.. Holmes seems
to have the better Chance of being
appointed, and if the position is to
go to a democrat, it is stated that a
majority of Grand Forks people would
prefer to see him secure the plum.
Both Mr.. Holmes and Mr.. Torger-
son, who is cashier of the Scandinav-
ian-American bank of Grand Forks,
have been at Bismarck for the past
two or three days.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-26

Associated Prcss to The Evening Times.
New York, Jan. 26.-Not since the
trial of young Desbrow several years
ago for the murder of "Dimple" Law
renee has that section of Long Is
land centerlng about Riverhead dis
played such lively interest in a
criminal case as in that of DR.. James
w. Simpson, who is to appear in court
next Monday to stand trial for the al
legged murder of his father-in-law,
Hartley T. Horner, at Northport, on
December 27, 1905.
The murder of Mr.. Horner and the
arrest of DIR. Simpson caused big
sensation at. the time in the vicinity
of Northport, especially when the wife
and the mother-in-law of DR.. Simp-
son accused him of deliberately mur-
dering the old man by shooting him
with a double barreled shotgun. DR..