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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-07

New Jersey Central gen. SIS (bid,. /. islG
northern Pacific ls........... ......t. 1o1 n
Northern Pacific IS. Observation-Disclosures. TOis
Norfolk and Western con. is........ o55s
oregon Short Line rfds Ms fbit)... IS
psnnsstyania cunv. 5iss.... sSia
itfhdiHs Genera! Is. ...5....45. .....s -
81. u and Iron Noun. con. as Old. 1GI
II Louis and san Franrisco fg is.. ~:
" Louis southwestern con. ss...... $50,
Scaboard Mir Line AZ tbidt. .... IA,
cuthern Pncifc Observation-Disclosures. Si4
southern Pacific tst L. certificates. o0h
Southern Railway 5s (bid) s......... So
Te;as and Pacific lists. .5-...... 1t2E
Toledo st, L. and Western is...... ~
Union Pacllc sas. ....a............. ... 100
union Pacific conv. Is. .,............. S5a,
ani,ed states Steel md 6s.......... S7%
VA, Alssts,.. ............... 1o7ia
W , lorn Caskedl.... "A
. y, ,',1 Nd. IS. ....... G1M
w nessh a, Gent t.af' z rle 4s... q
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SOUTHERN REEVE U 81. !. los 0Ss ).

latinss for Fourth Week I'm December S25 n
o06 Less Ihnn same Week Last Year. ~ s53
Estimated earnings Of the onthern ~
MaS loi, the fourt ilsw eels In nnuA ny
ilrelier Plant, show II decrease at Ssai,2 ho
~ compared with the ccrresRontditttIg WaeS
~ ,asl year The decrease fol 4 iie. nlth 4,
-Mllh INC c0rreAnonlln .Mees OF wv 800.
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PENDEi, HAS HIS TEAM.

Especial to The Times Dlsoatch.1
3 NORFOLK A., February 6.--M an
ager lPender. to-day announced the fol-
lowing us the probable lineup of the
Crew q the Mary Jane for the coming
basebal season: Pitchers, Mcssrs.
FoS, Bertram, Matney, Carroll, Il jack
soy, 1ammersley, Baur and OBren;
eatchers, Edwards and a Smith: first
s.,a Haas: second-hase, {Sprntt; third
base; Rutland; shortstop, Phoenix,
A ;. Or Lindsay; outfielders, Seitz.
yacNs on cumming, Dingle and $Fetzer.
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There are mighty few people In this this
town who are ignorant OF the .e,e
phone.s value said a@man AT tue
Richmond last night, whose ''l,' Sc @ S,oss
contact with the business. MOST OF
us would Imagine that in placnS an
at board to liandle1o wires.
the company might improve the ser
vice very greatly by increasing the
force and have one girl handle only
fifty phones But do you ,u,, know nS Whal
sary to double the local splnnt. Then
the working force would have to be
doubled. which would necessarily in
crease the price to subscribers. Gem
orally. the rates are fixed in each
town under the franchise. The young
girl who works in a telephone ex-
change during the busy hours of the
day or the killing hours of the night,
has no time to. talk to people. That Of
itself is out Of the question, and, on
the otheE, hand. there is a woman,
walking Behind each row of seats, to
see that conversation Is not INDUCED
in. The itelephone service is not per-
feet. yet3sthe improvements which are
made from time to time are hardly
sutticient to- make patience n virtue.
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Daily Court Record
Law ana Equity Corr.

Suits entered yesterday: Henry G.
Hfauer VS.. Hotel Allen for $500.
=. s =; Latltrop & Co. VS.. Hotel Allen
$500. ~ - ~
: . G deo chocos vs.. sam gachrach for
lanes I. Smith 4 Co. VS.. wickham
and Northrop. receivers OF the yirginin
passenger and Power Co., for $500.
Circuit Court.
Case on. trial: j. +. Phillips & Son rs.
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PERMITS no BUILD |.

j Permits were issued yesterday by rnspec-
tor Beck as follows: ss a.
I, j, Baldacei. to erect frame dwelling on
Ilcylor5 between Sycamore and Rowland
Streets; cost $500. S. 81 ss M ia
u ~ iieielcr, to erect frame tenement.
Nos 1904 and 1906 North Twenty.s!xth
Street cost, 81 900. s$ as;s5
Crensilaw Warehouse. to repair building
on Thirteentt street between Cary and
Cacal; value, $500. .sIs 3s5
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OFFICIAL RANGE.

,ShhGS. 80 flat sll. ~
100 Allis- t,hnllners ,.....
100 Allia-Chnlnlers, ptd....s.
1850 Amalgamated "copper".
10C American Can ............
800 American Can, pfd.......
800 Am. Car and Fotii1.......
Am. Car and Foui1. pfd..
Amer. Cotton Oil.,........
$3.50 Amer. 1ocCmotiSe ...... .
200 Amer. Locomotive. pfd..
25,2c0 American Smelling .....
go american Sugar .........
10 Amer. Tobacco. com...,.
Amer. Tobacco, pfd.n...
800 Anaconda Copper .o...s.
G,ijQ0 Atclllso'l ......... ........
100 AtcliIson, pfd. ............
100 Atlantic Coast L'nc......
3.i00 Baltimore md Ohio..s...i
t0,N5 BROOKLYN Rapid Tran...
Canadian Pacific ........
1900 Chesapeake and Oliio...
i.a25 Chicago Great XVeat...,.
$3.50 Chi, Mil. and st. Paul /.
Chi, Mil. and st. r, pfd
so Chi. and Northwestern.
10 c.. c., G. and st. Louis.
100 Col. Fuel and IrOn..,....
GEO Colorado and Southern.
Col. and South, list pfd.
Col. and Soutlt.,.d pfd..
tl10 Consolidated Gas .n,...
5000 Delaware and Hudson.
100 Distiilers' Sec. Cor.......
dp Erie s...s....... .........s..
800 Erie. LIST pfd. .,...........
100 Erie. I'd pfd. ..,..........
100 General Electric .........
800 Greet Northern. pfd.....
AJ0 Great Northern Ore Gifts
500 Illinois Central .,.......
800 Int. Metropolitan ........
Int. Metropolitan. pfd...f
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Eastern Carolina to drain
the swamp lands will be the
source of tremendous profit
r. =. Glenn, of North caro-
INA, at the. Richmond yesterday. Land
which to-day will not bring 81 an
according to an estimate made bv the
United States government, and in its
improved condition would readily sell
!, no Ia. sls an acre or more We have
tivated It would bring In a large reve-
nue., for on some Of 1t two bales Of
g. can be raised to the acre. 1t
IS especially good. too,sfor grain and
VIII require a long time. of course. but.
It Is worth the attempt II a man could
travel through that eastern section
and see the activity of the lumber
! d l,a he would have a far better
idea of the vastness of the Old North
state IN industrial matters
Former Governor John Gary Evans.
Of South Carolina, who has been spend
ing several days at the Jefferson Ho-
numerous candidates for the United
States Senate against Senator Latimer
IN the next primary. -Four years ago
ne ran next TO Mr.. Latimer. the latter
IIe; followed senator altman to the
gubernatorial chair Ills administra-
ton was marked by bitterness and
strife, the feeling against the dispen-
sary at that time being more intense
ti1an in its closing DAYS Former Gov
ieInor Evans is now spracticing law at
Spartanburs.
The heaviest mail going out Of
Richmond," said man at the post
office yesterday, rs that which leaves
mere for New York about o'clock in
the evening. The heaviest incoming.
mail arrives from the East In the
early morning hours. During the day
the business is light. About s. o'clock
IN the afternoon, however, it begins
rush Is almost overwhelming, wagon
loads of it being sent to the trains.
The business people know the time Of
departure, and they send matter in late
for us to hustle.s But all of it goes.
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cnptnln Forrest recovering.

fspecial to Tho Times D!spatch.]
w. NJ Forrest. wip was taken
iii at the Lyceum TheatreNon Tuesday
evening while witnessing perform.
.ance OF "The Clansman. in which pay
his father, General Nathan 81 - |,
is nortraycd has nearly recovereo.
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L. $. refunding IS, registered. 1890 %
US. rafundIne IS. coupon. 10
q S. ss. rcgistcred...s.. 10
U S. Is. coupon. .................. 10,
u S. New IS. registered. ............ lis
u. $. New ls, coupon. ............. IL
iAnerican Tobacco observation-disclosures.
American Tobacco Gs ......... 10:
sAt.hson general Is. ....i........ A....
Atchison adjustment As............. 8!
atrhison cony. as.......... s
5.itchison conv. ................... .
.Nt!antlc Coast Line is.............. =
Baltimore and Ohio 4ss............. 10
Baltimore and Ohio 3&s. .,l.......... 8
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. L.. .....
Central OF Georgia Observation-Disclosures. Z
Central of Georgia LIST Inc. tasked).. 9
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc.... !.
.ci,esapealc and Ohio iHa............ 10,
Chicago and Alton 3i5s. ........... VI
Chicago. Il. and quincy new As. ..... %
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MARINE INTELLIGENcE.
ponr or RICHMOND. FEB, .. leos

PORT OF RICHMOND FEB, 9. 1905. W.
ARRIVED.
s. Steamer Berkeley shelly, Norfolk. mer-
chnndise ard passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Mobjack, Graves, Norfolk and
lanes Riversla landings. merchandise ana pas
selgers NrsinIa Navigation Compan n.y. &.
tug Standard OH Company, No. 4 >, Burke,
Baltimors barge Of oil, Standard OH Co, ~
SAILED ss
Steamer Berkeley Shelly. Norfolk, r1er-
chandlse aud passengers. Old Dominion Line.
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For Reneilt OF Cll:lrCE

silver tea willsba given at n .: a Y
5n,'clocl for tile beneflt Of 9. new y.
spuiining fund of EAsbpry Place Sch ufe'l,
Am allraetve prograin las ell
~ rummage sale ut Nineteenth and.
Main Strsets on Monday fl!ssaaSs3
$fr ,, tlle benefit the y!
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. February G.---sPIR-
IT'S Tt,Ie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at sic; recesnts
6 casks. lRosin--Steady at 1926 receiuts.
40 barrels 'ra,~-Eecefpts, us bnrrcls-
Crude Turpentnt--Firm at sa.s5@s.5o; res
ce.Dts. Is barrels. 5sR
y sAN-ANN4iIIs5Ci.A. February 6,--TURPEN-
rINt.-Filon at 55c,; sales, 10 casks, 5rt-
cents, 2s46s lrrrels; shipments. 2,oss bar-
reisF' stock, 39,os7 barrels.
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q. w. Lambert for s1o2.o9;5 Il. il. Pc
ters vs.. same for s47g.sa. Evidence

q. ". Lambert for s7o2.o9; r. i. Pc.
ters' VS.. same for Si7g.S2. Evidence
submitted jury adjourning until Mon
day Iicxtsat II A. NJ.
United Stntcs Cfrcnlt Court OF Appeals.
IS The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals RECOMMENDED yesterday morn
Ing at 10 o'clock With Circuit Judge
l'ritchard presiding ana District
Judges Mcdowell and Dayton in at
tendance.
The following case was arGned:. No.
st61 j. a.. ScrfNen Company, appellant,
VS.. Norris &: Co, aopellees: appeal from
the Circuit Court at Baltimore. Md.
Argued by Arthur V. Briesen anu Geo
wv. Case, Jr., of New York, for the
appellant. and by w. Calvin Chestnut.
of Baltimore Md, for the appellee, and
submitted.
The following cases are in the call
to-day: Nos. 766-ss,.. Madison J. Bray.
trustee Of Evansville Contract Com
aTany, bankrupt, petitioner and appel
liant. VS.. George w Johnson. former
referee; T. *. Brown. referee. anu
tinted States Fidelity and Guaranty
Company respondents and appelieeS;
on petition for review and oil appeal
from the District Court at Parkers-
burg, w. Va. To be argued by y. A.
Dupuy, OF Roanoke. Va. for the petit
TONER and appellant, and by G. p. Aler-
rick. j. w. Vandervort and B. NJ. AM
bier of Parkersburg, w. Va, for the
and appellees.
Court adjourned until this morning
at 10 o'clock essy
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BALTIMORE, Md. February e.-FLoUR
Dull and unchanged. whcat-Dull; spot.
Contract. 35Gp951 sc.; spot. No. 2 red, western
9Gi. n 96sac.; southern on grade ?1A95c
ccrn--Dull; spot, mixed. COS u6oIc.: No. 2
white. COZ crGoAc. southern white corn.
H6M zoe. Oats-Firn; No. . mixed 52i.cp
Sic. Rye--Steady; No. western. exports.
7SGfS0c. Butter-Firm and unchanged:
fancy imitation, 2tm25c.; do. creamery
35c.; do, ladle. geese: store packed. II a
lsc Eggs--Steady and unchanged ut 24c,
Cheese--Firm and unchanged; large and
flats. i4aic.: small. 15c. Sugar--Uncliang-
ed; coarse granulated and fine, S5.15.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. Il. |. and Pac r. r.. is...E... 50
Chicago. Il, I. and Pac. Il. II. col. &c.. 6SR
G. c. e. and ST. L.. zen is Iasked).. 97!.
Colorado Midland is.................. Gil.
cclora1o and southern Is. .......... SIS
Cuba a5s tbId) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1857
Denver and RIO Ciranue !s.......... pa
lPlstillers' Securities os.....,...... Z.
Eria prior lien is.....l.....l.. 1880. 81.
/ Eric General 4s....,,... .f........... CT
| Hooking Valley diss. ......5......s..i... 1927
| Inter. Met. LIS. ........ ..,.......... SO
Japan 4s......3. -. ....I.,..... 79A.
| Japan Us certificates. 90i
japan 4,ss certificates. End ser.es.... s6s
i louisville ana Nash. UniGed As. .,... 9sH
4 Manhattan consol gold 4s............ ~
Mexican Central ls...... 81
| Mexican Central LAT Inc...f...,. len
| Mnn. md St, Louis Observation-Disclosures. Sos
Missouri. kan. and Ten. Is fbid).... %
! Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2nds, so
Natl Il. II. of Mexico con. is......5.. 81
| New York Central gen. 3jss........ so1
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET,

n CHICAGO.4 1 February 6--Lberal exports
Offset weak cables to-day and caused n firm
cloRe 10 Che local wheat MARKET. Final quo
ltatiors on the May delivery were UNCHANGED
irrni these Of yeStes day. Cnyn was &c.
higher. oats were up y 9lsse. Provisions
we're eis@5sto 7isc. hi2her.
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NEW YORK. february s.-1sEEvEs-R

NEW YORK. February s.--BEEvEs-Re
ce.pts "a head. No trading: feeling steady.
Dressed beef SLOW at 7hdI &C.: \ little fancy
beet ut alsc. C'alves--Recetpts. 1913 head
yeals. "a $50 City dressed veals slow Mt
SM1S&c. per pound; country dressed at Z
11iac. Sheep and Lambs--Recepts 1879
head Sheep. S4.25G4.50: culls, $500; lambs
si.I0I7 Hogs-Recepts. 3,797 head.
Feeling nomlnnlly steady NJ
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Heard and Seen in Public Places

There are some people who conlpiaii.
th,t tbe dendrtment mas abandoned
the custom OF stamping the arrival
time on the back of enyelopes, but
since this plan was discontinued here
1t means that the mail. can be dlsar ~.
uted an hour earlier. That, naturally,
was responsible for the change
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July .......... 6S2 G.s7 C.s9 G.S2
Cash quotations warc as follows: TIour--

SHsII UUUNdtIUII W'ITt. us IUIIUWs.l TIuUT---
No 3, 95c.flSLO6: No. . red. $3.50 a5s C.
No. corn. ssm Soc. No. . yellow, 59lEGs
60c No. oats, &c: No. 3 white, 51ei
5aisc No. rye. soc. Fair to choice malt
int; barley Sidl s3c. FiaSseed-No..1 north.
western sl.21ls; prime timothy seed. $3.50.
Glover. contract grades. S1a.0n. Short robs
sides Qoose), s6IG.37: mess pork. per barrel
S1l.B2m11.15; lard. per 100 pounds. s7a2;
short clear sides noxed,. s6.25G6.5o Whis-
KEY basis of high wines, S1.35. Receipts
Wheat $1,000 bushels; corn .93.50O bushels.
oats i5i.5OO bushels. Rutter-Market was
firm; creameries, 20 12Sc., dairies 21@29c
Etgs--Steady; mt mark cases included
21iaW2 2Rc.; iirsts. 2Sc; prime firsts. 2ic.;
extras, .6c. Cheesc-Steady at 11@13c.
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COTTON MARKETS.

...1N sis' YORK, February s,---The cotton
ssna.Est. Wss inactive to-daH. but it was.
seatsrday wtli theac.ose steady Mt an adj.
ss.a nee OF: 4llG.l. Points. Sales were csii-i
mated arsaooo 900, The opening was stead"
rome little irresularitS the market woraed
i tlgher' with activo months selling 1a(Iii
7; ;,eints over the close figures of last night.
ssloIyins the earlier session higher cubles.
atss,hli receipts moro encouraging reports
IN m u verpool covering of shorts ana
sstssdy though not 5agsressive demand fro,n
shIokers. believed to represent big outside
,-!hAs the market rallied. Around II OF
.s1fof May offerings Increased. early buvers
4 eased off TO within point or ' two 'n ~
j iasI lights finals. from which love at raj.
1 lied again. the later trading on covering sy
s.,s,onttnued demand by local shorts. Ths
Close was steady and within TWO or three
,sneints !, OF the top Liverpool cables sud
L ipi.s lop., months. and short time was i'm.
spIopabls, except perhaps among weayers
q 1oe the day We're about 5000 bales, 80 80,
s;ths ar port receipts. y y
/ hsses against aa.aee last week and iii,
: 4 as year. FoH the wecl, 100000 baIns
seal resaaS lass week and sss7s las,
,Isli pates against lo461 last year and az
Y lieeufton 5,e4S bales against 6s0l last year.
s.sS Cotton futures opened ana closed steady.
4 -, Open. Hish. Low Close
sssdarsh .....1os5 1i.6ji 1851 1 lIsS
Ny i ilSs ,oss !, !, @ g
4 June ...5.......y..1 los 4... 10, SIS
ss1sls 1886 1855 1881
.sSAugust .10.55 Ia "a
d October 1905 1901 1901 lo.S,
Spot cotton closed quiet; nlddlinc M.
a'ai' il.lo ;s'nddling gulf, 1875; sales 1ot
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NEW YORK. February 6.-Money on
.call steady; | Leap per cent: ruling
rate. 2; closing bid. 81 per cent:
& offered at 2 per cent. Time loans dull
s1but steady; siSty-day bills. 3-i05t
srer cent. and ninety days 4G4 Id per
cent: six months. IL per cent Of
y tered. @
Prime mercantile paper, 5.1-e@6 per
cent. Sterling exchange heavy with
actual business In bankers bills at
81 S6b06Ds4.S655 for demand, and at
5555lsommsrcial bills, s4.S275. Bar silver,
. 65 3-S. Mexican dollars. As.
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|[ETHARGY PREVAILS
IN STOCK MARKET
fiIhc General Public and Import
Il Il ant Capital Interests Are
d Profoundly Indifferent.
FLU EQUATIONS WERE MARROW
Evidences Of Contraction in Both
4 Trade and Industry Continue
Il to Accumulate.

ss;s N isNvs y YORK, February 6.--'rhe stock
ss1nnrlset to-day was less affected by
-sIlia evidences Of the contracted stage
len, although these evidences continue
n to accumulate. The stock market was.
.s.i5n fact, unrespousive 70 ANYTHING. ana
I. for nltcl, of the time was 1ethargic.
sFErief excursions into one o. the Other.
account by the professional room trad
S@5sers We're responsible for the waferins.
Of prices, but these ven-
lures Were never carried far and were
syretraced almost as soon as taken. The
S1.,eneral public and. so far as could be
discerned. the important class of CAPT.
.8tai interests, were profoundly indif-E
road gross earnings from the latest
returns coming To hand from day toll
day reflect the FILLING off In traffic
and measures OF economy. for COM
cate the decline still going OH in thej
siwage fund In course of distribution
and the necessary consequence of di-
diminishing consun,ptiNe demand for
commodities. s$
The publication ofsthe weekly return
or the! Bank OF England served to-
check the rising course of Investment
securittesSi the London market, al
though the decline In the banks gold
t1ioldings. Is due to repayment of obll-
sied during our. own u0inands upon the
sIsondon supplies during the crisis here.
The simultaneous return of the Bank
of France shows corresponding benz
Setit from this movement.
Price changes at the end of the day
Were 4unimpOrtant.
81 Bonds were heavy. Total sales. par
value. S2056,600 United states bonds
were unchanged on Gail.
/. Total sales of stocks to-day We're
S4U4,300 shares.
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~ HE plan we have adopted in
Eastern Carolina TO drain
the swamp lands will be the
source of tremendous profit
- to our ypeople,' said Governor
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AND SALE OF STOCKS I'M NEW YORE
BY Thomas Branch & CO., Bankers and Brokers'
7ONeh. High. Low, ElosIng.
Bid. Asked. SALES:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ n .1PtF l.tss
400 International Paper. pfd

International Paper ~.
90 international Paper. pfd5
100 Louisville and Nashville
30 Manhattan .....s,,. $50.
Metro. Street Railway.
100 Mexican Central ...,t....
90 Mo-. Knil. and Tex.......g
Mo-. Kan. and TeAa pfd.
90 Missouri Pacific Nl........,i
90 Nash. Chat. and st. L..
40 National Lead ....t......
90 New York Central ......
D0 n. Y..gOnt. and West.
20 Norfolk and Westerii....
90 Northern Pacific .........
Z Pacific Matt ............
IS, Pennsylvania ..n.. y.
90 Pressed Steel Car ~.
Pressed Steel Cal. pfd..
90 Reading ...... ..........
60 Rep. Iron and Steel ,.....
~ Rep. iron and Steel pfd
GO Rock Island Northumberland,
% Rock Island, pfd. $780,.
Ry. steel Springs, pfd..
Sioss- Sheffield ...... 80.
10 Southern Parlfic ........
90 Southern Railway .....
90 Southern Hallway, pfd..
10 Standard Oil .............
20 Texas Pacific ............
90 Union Pacific ....:.......
% United States RUBBER.
10 United States sSteel......
60 United States Steel, pfd
Na.-Gar. Chemical 1890.
90 Va. Car. Chemical, pfd..
20 Wabash .......... ........
Wabash, pfd. .............
Western Union ..........
Total sDisS. I26.2l0 sim,
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case on trIal: j. i. PRIMES s Son vs.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-06-04
4DRADY DolNcs. !"

Mr.. John brady spent Sunday w4.A
the home folks.
Miss Tonnes OF Des Laos, N. p.
visited with her ffieAd. Miss brady,
over Sunday.
John UndehaA1 was Minot visitor
Friday.
Homer Wilson spent last week at
his claim near Des Laos.
Mrs Seip and daughter, Stella, Of
Pennsy lania, are Visiting with Mr..
Gabel and family. Miss Stella is here
for her health and it is hoped the
prairie breezes will give her renewed
strength.
The first dance of the season is to
be held at Gilbert Underdahl's on
June 5.
Thomas brady attended the ball
game at Burlington on Sunday.
Miss Lena Underdahl, teacher at
school No. 2, attended Teachers In
stitute at Minot Friday and Saturday.
Miss Lilly Hergog and sister, 1nez.
were Des Laos visitors last week.
Nels Underdahl was a Minot visitor
Saturday.
John brady and Ed. Tressland made
a business trip to Minot Saturday.
Mrs. and Mr.. A. Blom, Mrs. w. D.
Wilson, and r. s. Wilson visited at
Minot last week.
Josephine Underdahl is home for
1.-The summer months.
Homer Wilson pitched for the Des
Laos team last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Holum are re.
jeicing over the birth Of twin boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison of Plaza Wis
tied in this>yicinity last week.
The brady baseball team played
at Burlington Sunday. The score was
nine to eight in fasr Of Burlington. J,
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. A new Masonic lodge has been es-
tablished at White Earth which is
known as ASHER lodge. The officers
are as follows: worshipful master, =.
W. Youngman; senior Warden, J. p.
Smerud; junior warden, r. Cory;
treasurer, o. r. Mus; secretary,
VIM. Boyd. There are twenty-four
members in the new organization.
with excellent prospects for a steady
growth. Lear pto77s}cts ar 5000
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fellow, appreciative in every respect.
and win make good state senator.
AS campaigner he is clean and alb
solutely free from self-praise. A
man of this stamp is beyond all in
terrogation the one that should rep
resent us.-Blajsdell Bulletin.
Full stock Of photographic and
records at Blakey's New Music
House.
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lHoLBRook HASN'T FORGOTTEN

j. G.. Holbrook has done as much.
if not more, boosting for Blaisdell
since his visit here than any man In
the field. He never fails to relate
how the progressive Blaisdellites got
out the band and gave grand ball
in his honor, and how he wore the
skin OF his heels in attempting to
dance with all the ladies'. Holbrook
is man ofaeducation, right royal