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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-03-01
Fish Bros.
Farm Wagons

Cost q little more than some others,
but are made 81 better material, run
lighter and last longer.
2sd&wu j. p. STREET q co.
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BACON. LARD AND FRESH MgAT
These prices are furnished b.. +
cal wholesale meat dealers. bmtebd
and cattle buyers n
eaccn--Hams. 1Sc 10; Sides 10 I'd
Lard, 13c@14c. n
Fresh Meats:--At stores. Pork, IL
@12hc NJ; Steaks, l00l2h b
Roasts. SOLE 10; Sausage lOc 10.
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LOCAL MARKETS
seeeOoeoOoOeeees
ssrAlL GROCERIES.

RETAIL 0HOS~
THESE prices are furnished v
TAN grocery dealers) :,
moIasses-Best Nav oais@A
stores. sOc@ roc gallo
Turnips-From wagons.
froms stores. Sc bushel. -.
cheese-Best New YORK
Cheese. zoe n. a.. ~.
cotee-Good roasted coffee. zve -
hest Mocha Z Java sOcGs6c ID
sat-s2OO per barrel.
Tea-Best grade tes- soWs0S :"
other grades. 2scG50c 70.
Rears-Retail. sl.IOG'l-zo.
Eoos-Per dozen. zoe
vIneaar-Best apple vinegar
stores. s5cd SOC per gallon
Rice-Best head rice. retail. '*cV
l0c 10 -.
Nuts-From stores-Walnuts' .eO
n Almonds, CSC n; extra nne 70
cans. 25c 10; Cream Nuts. 2se 10; ="
berts, l5c@25c 10.
sorqhum-4Oc@ zoe from stores
eutter-Best country. zoe and Soc-
oeances-Per dozen. soc.
Lemons-Per dozen, soc.
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FIELD SEER

These prices are furnished by 10
cal seed aise grain dealersi
clover-Red Glover, $6.6O0s7.Oo:
Red Clover, at stores. $3.50 to $3.50;
Alsyke, at store. $3.50 to $3.50.
oats:--5Oc; ;t store. Toe.
seeds-Timotny, at stores. $500 70
1925 bu.; Blue Grass, at stores. SEAS
bushel: Red Top. fancy. lie per 10;
Orchard Grass. sl.4O@s1.5O bu.; Mn
let, 75c0s5c bu.; stock Peas $500
$3.50 from wagon: 4 stores, $1.6s bu-:
Barley, 5Oc@6Oc bu.; at stores. $50
bu.: Rye CSC bu.; at stores. 75c bu.
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MHoLEsALE PRopucE.

WU0I60N@e 80
Cabbage-Danis in bags. sl-ze pss
hundred.
Potatoes-Irish Potatoes, ealing
stock, 75c bu.; Tennessee eating stock.
60c blu.
Sweet Potatoes-75c and s0c bu.
Apples-Ben Davis, fancy-per mar
rle. $500; Ben Davis. choice. $500;
BaIdwins. $275: spys. SETS.
Bananas-Jumbos, per bunch, tl.ss
Celery-Per dozen. Csc.
Grapes-Keg, heavy weight. $3.50;
Keg, light weight. 1925.
Lemons Fancy, :s.eo: Choice
$3.50.
oranges-Flerida, s2.5O@$s.O0.
Onions Yellow Globe. per blu. SOC:
Red Globe, per bu. 85c.
Hominy-Per barrel, 1896: per baG.
$500.
currants-12c in 10 packages
Dates--Per pound. 8hc and shc
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PRopycE.

These prices are furnished ~ -
cal egg. produce and poultry deaIers.)
Esss and Poultry--Egz. per don
i5c; Hens, &c; Chickens, Sc NJ; tur.
keys. sc01Oc NJ; ducks. 90 n; geese,
Soc. IA
Butter Choice country, I5c n.
feathers-New Goose feathers, 4ss,
ID; old goose feathers. s5c n; mixed
2oc@soc NJ; duck feathers, aoc.
Woo'--'rnbwashed, sec 10: unwasA.
ed spring, free OF burrs. 23c 10.
Honsy--10c 10.
5eeswax--25c 10.
aInssno--Dry. $685.; Yellow Rooe
80 censt. m
Hides--creen. Sc 10: cured Toe NJ:
dry salt hides. lie NJ; flint, lsc b:
tallow. &c 10.
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suear--Best Boston granuiatsa cur
ar. 100 10, wholesale. s5.l5: per NJ A
stores 5hc; Brown Sugar, wholesale.
4kc 10. IN
Iard-Leaf llkc NJ; Pastry tss
NJ; Compound SC n 1
The daily tribune., 1907-05-07

movement 10 put through. II will
work to the dstrinent Of Florence.
Tho Union mill dumps Into the river
and lot Of refuse from the United
OIL oompaDy's refinery also finds it,
way into the stream. n m order
IL Issued that these things uust bs
stopped 1t Will make 1t very inccn.
venient TO these two big companies
as IL will mean the expenditure Of
large sum Of money in makins other
arrangements for dumpipg and drain.
sgs.
Il IL perfectly proper for Canon
City. Pueblo and few othsr towns
to aRitate this question for they have
n nothing At stake In the matter. but
the contrary is the conditions here.
There 10 no good reason why Flor.
enoe should take an sntivs part In
the movement as 1t will surely work
to = detrimsnt to her foremost indus.
tries. and that II something that this
town can mot to afford have. The
spark ling waters and the big trout
that will result from the clsrificA.
tion Of the water all sounds very
nioe to talk about. but. the closing
down or at least the hampsring and
orippling Of industrial plants will
not be such . funny matter to the
welfare Of Florence.
Florence. her citizens and the
Business Mems association. should let
themselves be heard In tile matter
II those other towns want clear water
an an ooossional mess Of trout with
out going way from home, let them
do the fighting and put up the money
to defray the expenses. This II not
intended - knock or the putting Of
= damper ON the project. for in many
respects II ID . mighty good thing.
but business Is business for any com.
munity. and this munity can not
afford to take any chances on driving
out the few remaining men. employing
institutions that we have left.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-07
ABOUT YOUR NEIdHBoRs
AND YOURSELVES

John Taylor, state boiler inspec.
or. 10 working In this district to.
day.
20. McCarroll and wife leave to.
dav for Pueblo where they expect to
make their future home.
Harry Champion. deputy county
clerk. was down from Canon Citv be.
tween trains yesterday afternoon.
Lambert McurAth. formerly Of
this city but now . knight Of the grip
ont Of Pueblo. IL In the oity today.
Frank Ruby and wife have rs.
turned from the East. They spent
considerable tims visitius in kansa,
City and Quincy. III.
w. z. Potter. . prospsrou,
Beaver creek ranohman. was In tn.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-07

city Yesterday and said that it looked
like the north side irrigation scheme
would go through.
IF. ]. Kincaids and family have
moved from the Hsdley residence to
the Salmon property. Mrs. Salmon
ID going to visit her mother and will
later join. her husband In Nevada.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-07
Group

10 q violent Inflammation OF the mucous
membia anne OF the windpipe, which some.
times extends TO the larynx and bron.
chial tubes, and is one Of the most dan.
gerous diseases of children. It almost
always comes on in the night. Give
frequert small doses OF Ballard's Hore-
hound Syrup and apply Ballard's Snow
Linimeht externally 10 the throat. Sold
by Yelton Drug Co. 81. t!Dflut tts
The Tribune for best lob printing.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-07
WATER CLARIFICATION
WILL DAMAGE FLORENCE

A SAltda man Is In Florence today
working in the interest Of the clarifi.
cation Of the water of the Azksnsas
river. There seems to be quite CON.
oerted movement on the part Of sew.
erAl towns Of the valley to gain this
point. He says the town Of salida
has raised . som Of %. 900 which will
60 toward the work. .--'s,.-,----s' -i-..' IS
Looking this proposition straight
In tho face. IL would seem chat II tbis
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
THE FOREIGN EXCHANGES
Weakness an London, but Better
Tone at Paris and Berlin.

London, March l9-Money was in better sup
ply. and rates were easier IN the market to-day
Discounts were quiet
Trading on the Stock Exchange was inactive
with occasional weakness in Continental special
ties. owing 70 selling from Paris and Berlin and
rumors of an early rise in the discount rate of
the Imperial Bank Of Germany. Consols
strengthened moderately on the statement made
by Mr. Asauith, the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer yesterday evening regarding the sink
ing fund. Otherwise British securities were in
clined to droop. owing 10 the prospective new
Issues hanging over the market.
Americans started weak and went below
parity. but bear covering caused a recovery at
noon and prices advanced until the receipt of
the opening quotations in New York The lat
ter caused irregularity and weakness. Most is
sues declined Union Pacific and Southern Pa
cifc leading and the market closed nat. For
eigners at the close were steadier.
Berlin. March 19.-Prices on the Bourse to-day
were steadier. The likelihood OF renewal OF
the rate war weakened shipping shares.
Paris March 19.--Prices on the .Bourse to-day
opened irregular and closed firm. Russian I'M
perial As closed at 1890 and Russian bonds Of
1903 az 4Sa
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago March 19.-The wheat market was hrmer
to-day and at the close May delivery was Isc
higher. Corn and oats were more than usually
strong. the former showing a shade better than Ic
advance and the latter Issc for Nav delivery Hog
products were as weak as all the grains were
strong.
Local commission houses who have special agents
examining the wheat in Oklahoma had dispatches
before the opening of the wheat market saving that
damage by the bugs had been but slight and that
the crop I'm that section promised excellentIy as
rule. With that and lower prices IN Liverpool to
start with the market opened weak at u shade
under yesterdays closing prices
Local receipts were eighteen cars against six last
year. May wheat closed 757sc to Zoe as com
pared with 75asc to 75l2c the close yesterday
July closed at 779c to Isc. against 7c yesterdays
closing price.
The market for corn developed an amount OF
strength that as previous occasions. was
surprise to many in the trade Local recefpts were
@7f ears. against 2i9 the day last year Ship
ments hence 2iS.OO0 bushels The estimate of
to-norrow's receipts is 80 ears that conparative,
small number affordng additional reason for buy
ing. May corn closed at 46sac gain OF 1,sc July
closed 1850 to 46l4c. compared with i5I,c TO
455sc close yesterday
Further strength displayed by oats and
the cessation of heavy liquidation bvfns thar
had been in abeyaEce while it was in progress
began TO assert itself Local receipts yara 1;9
cars against 900 the year previous Saioments hence
were $40 900 bushels Estimate of to-r,orro1. 1coI
receipts is l59 cars May at close were Aac
against 4Ossc at the close yesterday July closed at
379sc TO S71.c compared with S6s4c to se7sc
Higher prices for hogs and receipts that fell CON
siderably short of last years helped 10 create
enough demand for the hog products at the OPEN
ing to start them firm and shade higher Strength
of the grain markets also helped the opening Arm
ness. Estimate OF to-morrow's local run of hogs
$1,000 head. May pork closed ut Sl5 72}s a cia-
cline Of l2lsc. May lard closed ut IS s2ls against
yesterdays closing price Of 50 G5. May ribs at close
were s. 72G$s i5 as compared with IS s7s at close
yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
DENY THAT BONDS CAUSED RUPTURE
Members Of Franco-American Board Say
They Disapproved Management Suggestions

Members o: the New York advisory board OF tho
Frauco-Amercan Bank denied enphaticauv yester-
dar that the rupture in the management OF tho
bank was the result Of an attempt on the part OF
tho New York board 70 place with the bank the
particular bonds in which the board members firms
Interested
Far from this being the case" one Of the direc-
tors told Tribune reporter the shoe was on the
other foot The banks management made PROPOSE
ticns 10 which in of the short time the
bank had been established here. did con-
slider favorabIy.''
The acquisition az the American interests by the
French bankers has followed the dtsagreements
which virtually caused the resignation OF the New
York advisory board. While date, the retiring
directors have not received their check in full pay
ment Of their stock il is understood that the sale
practically has been closed
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
STEEL WORKERS STRIKE.
East Chicago Mills of Republic
Com pany Tied Up.

Hammond, Ind. March 19.-Au the employees in
the mills Of the Republic Iron and Steel Company.
at East Chicago struck to-day fer higher wages.
twelve hundred walking out and completely
tying up the establishments
The have been receiving 81 % a day. and
demand g. The request has been refused by The
management, and H. T. Groves. the superin-
tendent. said to-day that the plant would be closed
Indefinitely before the increase in wages would be
allowed.
Six hundred men employed by the Interstate
Steel Company also struck for advance OF -
cents = day. The plant is practically tied up.
though most OF the men who labor
ers. The strikers say that the employees OF the
Inland Steel Company will also go out. The strtk-
ers are anorganized, ss far as unions are con-
eeTned
No disorder has occurred as yet but the mills
Of the Republic Iron and Steel Company
guarded by special policemen.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
ALLEGES SECRET UNDERsEILING PLAN
Charged in Suit That National Biscuit Com
pany Owns Supposed Competitor.

George $ Eager. of Newark. has begun suit in
Hudson County against the National Biscuit Com
pany. He seeks $1,000 compensation for the loss
of his situation manager OF the Newark branch
OF the Bolivar Biscuit Company.
Eager says that he was In the employ OF the Boil
var company in different cities for years and
was giving satisfaction. when the National COM
pany ordered his discharge February /. without
notice the assignment OF any cause.
Eager says that the Bolivar company is not in
dependent concern hut really a branch OF the Ma
tional company maintained for the express purpose
Of underselling Independent competitors.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
LEAVES PAPER COMPANIES BOARD.
Abrecht Pagenstecher Had Difference Of
Opinion with President Chisholm.

Albrecht Pagenstecher. IT was learned yesterday.
has resigned from the directorate OF the lnterna-
conal Paper Company. II Is understood that Mr.
Pagenstechers resignation followed difference Of
opinion with President Chisholm regarding the
policy of the company.
9lf. Pagenstecher was one or a group or d!rec-
esfs that, several occasions, prevented The
declaration OF dividend on the common stock.
taking the ground that whatever the annual re-
pofts might show. the earnings did not warrant
taeh a declaration. Mr. Pagenstecher also has
nor approved Of Mr.. ChshOm's policy or increasing
constantly the number and capacity ot the COM
Dtny8 inllis. u Is understood that Mr.. Pagen-
stecher would return his stockloldings IN the com
gtAg- 40 announcement OF the resignation was
made AZ the companys offices yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
RECEIVER ASKED FOR GAS COMPANY

Cincinnati March ia receivershiD for the
Peoples Gas and Electric Light Company Of
&eEia Ohio corporation. capitalized at $4,000
END controlled by the Western Gas and Electric
AAsht Investment Company a South Dakota cor
ElTattpn, with Offices in Chicago, WAS asked In the
ntcd States Circuit Court here to-day by Evelyn
eaHo, ~ Chicago, holder Of bonds Of the Xenia
senpany. u Is charged fhat money has been d.
Se.he4 from proper channels 20 pay high salaries
- lee hl.1ins company IN Chicago. temporary
LJ111ctica Vss issued fcrbiQotng any disposition
u S-s1t or earnings penang tAe FestsreTsAip sur
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
BAD DAY FOR ANORY.
GAZE SOME STOCK TIPS.
Delaney NicoH Gets Evidence Of
Them admitted in Libel Suit.

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rom bIaN'oH ana '''i''' "' Sun
subnlUed ms report '' ISL
rome an" ma" eS"e" i'ii' - 'ehi' '''''i''' -
ceedings against 'he "iH'e'S % me 'o'.l'''' ~.
alleged lalsIl'a1oh oI accounts ''N''N '''s '''''
S3'0loo@ This was brought Out as''h yes
terday IN the cross-eAahhatloh' A'n"IS 'eSu'S
ing that later. at the District A'Fft'eF Sus-
gestion. he had formed plan OF having tle
stockholders bring suit for a re'eiNefShip
Mr.. Ncor introduced a number of documents
showing that Henry J. Braker. one Of those Win
whom Amory had discussed the question ot re-
ceivership lad petltoned the Mayor and Board
of Aldermen IN 1897 for permission 20 secure
the sixth and Eighth avenue franchises for
81 o0n 0np each and had agreed nj the same time
win the management Of the Third avenue line
which was then independent. that he should be
relieved of his franchises, receiving fee Of $50
600 Amor,, declared that he had had 10 con-
.,,io, ,,i,t R,-,ter.s MANS but Mr. Nicol
,aodino frou, former testimony showed that the
,,i,.,oss had confeeeed Ia ha,.iner suggested the
,,la, n E2rslyar who had actad on bebaIf Of tho
:,
iHlid Avenue ifaIlNaE III uA llls 10 secure MI
ropolitan Railway franchises Amory admitted
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Hazard I'm which Amory had suggested tLat
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''iN'' '"H""S 9'o' No III f" ~" u"s = anu "
other letter Of a later date, i'm which he said
that on or about January II 1902 the Metro
rolita, would no nIocoa ., nc bor.,s 30 = -,
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ceiVer- ACCORDING TO MI Nlcoil' Amory had
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
Financial Meetings.
ri CORPORarION

BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION
NOTICE or ANNUAL. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
TIE annual meeting CT the stockholders az
tem stee Corporation VIII be hed principal occ
No. si3 Broad street. Newark. y : On Tuesday April
End 1907 ar l. % o clock noon for tEe purpose %
E."cuUE three Directors 70 serve FOR three
years ana
. TrauFactin= such other business as may properly
before the said meeting
The hooks for me transfer % shares of the Capita!
stock os the Computations Viii be closed
y " Tuesdav March 1ath 1897 ard will be re
opened ~ o.0o o'clock A. NJ "Wednesday April 8yd.
1897 II JONES secretary.
pa:ed New Yo-k CITY March 1st io5T
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

aauK OF FRANCE MAY LEND eoLD.

Paris March 19-TheFe rurlor On the
rsourse here to-day that the Bank % France had
a4ain ohered 20 lend gold 20 the Rank OF Eng
lard. but the officials Of the Bank of France ware
rettcent on the subject, declining 70 eonhTm the
reQort
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

sBef7rs charging of s550OOO depreciation and So
10000 and improvements, surplus over
hLed charges IO3 per cent earned the SS5 000
20 capital stock Outstanding.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
Di1idend Notices.
CENTTRT REALTT COMFASY.

CENEl Ha ASEALNA tUMFNNAs
Ill Broadway. New York City.
March 18th 1907
At meeting IT the Roard of Directors OF GENTRY
REALTY COMPANY he'd this daE sem-anrual divi-
dead Of FIVE PER CENT declared payable
April 9th 1857 stockholders record the close
APRIL 18th 1907 TIE hooks viii be closed
O'Clock April 25Jh and remain closed until
O'Clock \. NJ April c9tt
r. VI FELLOWS, Treasurer.
RAILWAY STEEI-sPRENG COMPANY.
Il Broadway. New York. March TJh. 1907.
4 dividend Cf Two has this dav heen declared
thN Common stock of this CoPauy. aole April +ta
1907 scocShoIders Of record March 23rd. Messrs
Harvey Fisk & sons ~ cedar St. New York city
Transfer books n the common stock will he closed on
March 23-d and reopeued April 9Th, 1907.
RAILWAY STEEL-SPRING COMPANY.
Y. CARNAHAN Treasurer.
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST 90.
116 ErCadWdy. York. March I9th, 1907.
By resolution ~ -he Board Of Trustees dividend %
FOUR PER CENT ts PAYABLE AarCn S1th 1a0T -
stockholders % record The close OF business
NJ rch end. ARTHUR TERRY, TreasuTer-
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
RHlLApElPHIA STOCKS.

rt-,-rss,e5 h., charles u Barney 4 CO. 20 - Broad
street New York. and 30 l-2 ScUth 4th street
Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
moRE eoLD TAKEN FoR INDIA.

London March 1s,-The Indian Secretary to-eay
purchased ss55oe0 in gold due here or April 70 AaA
s-5a,eao due on March 81
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
PEORIA 8 EASTERN RAILWAY 90.
DIVIDEND NO. 23
19S [oVu Va-E

Bv OTder OF the Board of Drectors Of this Conpar
FOUR PER CENT. INTEREST will be paid upon
Income Mortgage Bonds at the Office o. MessFs. J.
Morgan & Co. New York on April /. 1907. upon sd
render OF the coupons then maturing
CHARLES F. cox Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

CAMBRIA STEEL
The Cambria steel Company has issued its
nual report for the year ended December 81, 1896.
The income account compares as follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
vEw YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
r,-r,saea BY william Z. Nichols Co. No u Wall stb
MD e1ea

sAal interest.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
cANap1AN PAcEIc

Nst earnings mos SiSs9I37 Si3 24s s1.22 o.
COPPER RANGE.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-25
January 18th. 1907.

January 18th, 1907.
8 O'Clock A. M.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present - Commissioners Murphy,
Thompson, Poupore and Haddow.
Absent-Chairman Korsmo.
On motion Mr.. Murphy was elected
temporary chairman.
On motion the board proceeded to
cancel delinquent property taxes re-
naming uncollected by the sheriff, as
per section 1914 R. c. of 1899.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
M. w. Day, is cords dry hard
wood for county poor farm
at Arvilla ...............$1 31. 40
Mrs. VIM. Bulge, P. NJ,
stamped envelopes for coun-
ty judges Office ....... SO 60
DR.. B. D. Lemery, witness
fees insanity case of Ar
, thur Facy >. =. >. :. .. >. 900
l.. X. Hassell, services on in
sanity board case of Arthur
fdcy $40
S. G. Skulason, services on
insanity board case of Ar
thur Facy :. -. =. =. -. -. 200
DR.. A. L. Mcdonald, services
on insanity board case of
Arthur Facy =. :. :. 100
Total :. :. =. =. IS 209.2
On motion the board adjourned un.
til 2 o'clock p. m.
2 O'Clock P. M.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present-Chairman Pro Tenn MUIR
ply, Commissioners Thompson, Had
dow and Poupore.
Observation-Disclosures Korsmo.
On motion the board continued to
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-25

"THIS DATE IN HISTORY"
JAN. d.

1880. Confession of Augsburg
published.
1859. Robert Burns, Scottish poet
born. Died 1896.
1888. Argos united to Greece un-
der King Ohio.
1912. Albert Edward Prince Of
Wales Edward Wiz christened at
Windsor.
1858. Princess Royal of England
married to Prince Frederick William
of Prussia.
1882. Charles Guiteau, after trial
of q days, sentenced to death for
numbering President Garfield.
1890. Nellie Bly, completed cir
cult of the globe in 72 days, hours
and II minutes.
1892. Murder of Alice Mitchell by
Freda Ward at Memphis, Tenn.
1898. National Monetary Conven-
ton at indianapolis.
1899. =. Adelina Patti married Bar
on Cederstrom.
1900. Brigham H. Roberts of
Utah excluded from the House of Re-
personalities.
1904. Two hundred killed in coal
mine explosion at Cheswick, Pa.
1906. Gen. Joseph Wheeler died.
Born Sept. 10, 1886.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-25
Zanzibar az a storehouse.

The island of Zanzibar has been
under British protection since Novem.
Der I, 1890. 1t is the great storehouse
and distributing center for trade of
the whole east African coast although
with the development of the resources
OF the mainland. and increased ship.
ping facilities of the several main.
land ports its relative commercial i'm.
portance is not so great as In former
years.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-25

Certain people always talk as II
there was a vast amount Of unoccu.
pied land ready to be turned into
wheat fields. AS matter of fact
nothing of the sort is the case. The
land of the country is. roughly speak
ing, fully occupied, and If the farmer
is to produce more wheat he must
produce less of something else.-Lon.
don Baker and Confectioner.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-25
Guests Manners.

Ladies on the way down to country
house parties habitually abuse each
others clothes and morals in general,
and their hostess in particular.-Cor-
respondent of the World