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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1908-11-26
BY AvIso.


be to insure frenzied financiers
against being sent to prison.
The wild beasts in the African
jungles will probably all wish they
had gone into the circus business
when they hear of the American
invasion into their "midst."
Gov. Hughes of New York is
known in slang vernacular rs the
"Human Feather Buster" He
certainly made the dust fly the
right way all right, all right.
A fellow who went out the other
morning mumbled at breakfast:
"Me for Ioway where the guys
own the restaurant in the state
pen-if I get pinched again"
One Of the newcomers inquired
at breakfast the other morning if
there was any butter. A dark
skinned nelghbor replied under
his breath: "Yas sab, in de re-
frigeratah, down staihs.
Taft will have 321 votes in the
electoral college. Bryan 1852. The
majority for Taft is 159. Taft's
majority of the popular vote is ap-
proximateIy 100000. A case of
keep the change, professor"
Everybody is throwing bricks at
Mr.. John D. Rockefeller these
days. It is a terrible thing to be
a Millionaire aud enjoy the luxury
of employing regularly more than
1000 high priced lawyers. But
luxuries of that kind come high.
A son of Darwin, the scientist
and biologist, proclaims the theory
that plants and flowers are ami
mails. He says they sleep, awaken,
breathe and feel. Well, there's
no denying the fact that the creep
ing ivy can run-around the
house.
One of the guards was heard to
remark: 81 am going to give
Blank ride in the patrol wagon
this afternoon A little while af-
terward Blank was observed COM
ing back from court-a slip in his
hand and stiff frown upon his
Jib.
That $29,O00,000 fine levied
against the Standard Oil Co. is a
dead one. The Circuit Court Of
Appeals has denied the application
of the Governments attorneys to
reopen the case. 1t was only a
trifiing matter anyway-to the
Standard Oil Co.
This institution contains one
prisoner not anxious to escape
that's Ole, the thrush. He regards
his cage as being his castle-and
woe to any one whom he thinks is
endeavoriog to deprive him of it..
This once wild bird has become so
tame he will eat crumbs out of
anyone's mouth-prying open the
lips with his bill.
And it came to pass In the Ides
of November that one Eugene of
the surname of Debs also joined
the backsliders the landslid.
ers-for when they came unto the
place where the votes were count
ed-they were found TO be fewer
than last time-alae! Verify par
lor socialism and Vox Populi poll
tics-like oil and waterloo not
mix.
A prominent resident here says
he dimes daily at Sherry's in New
York having taken course in
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1908-11-26
SIDE LIGHTS n. :: .z:::

Reloice-and be thankful.
"Water lilies for me-" Chain,
Chicago.
No cabinet makers wanted.-W.
81. IT,, Gin, O.
Real friendships last forever.
Nothing can disturb them.
Fingy Connors and Norman =.
Mack are in the discards.
Ohio still continues to flourish
as the mother of presidents.
Bryan may be elected United
States senator from Nebraska.
Some feIlah pinched a neigh
boris clock. Stealing time, Ell?
Bede's Budget is now published
in magazine form at 5 cents the
copy.
That story by the brilliant Did
dy ought to have been entitled:
Dldhe?
Two more holidays are near at
hand-Christmas and New Years.
Cheer up!
eff at first you don't succeed,
try, try. again. w. j. B., Fair
view, Neb.
"Was [ hit-or did the voters
sandbag me?'-E. V. Debs, Terre
Haute, Ind.
II am still the owner of my
postoffice address, IT. L. Hisgen,
Springfield, Mass.
"Be good and you will be lone
some" Be bad-and you will be
more lonesome-here.
Every time the State Board of
Control meets the rumor foundry
is kept working overtime.
It is generally sometimes once
in a while impossible to tell which
way a landslide is going to slide.
The present governor Of Mis-
souri, will join the ranks of the
common Folk after Jan. l, next.
A beneficial publication to read
is the Technical World Magazine.
1t ranks among the best for USE
full knowledge.
Come again, Anglicus Start
something-and thereby add to
the gaiety of nations and the glory
of Old England.
The president of the local Chau-
tauqua Circle is a hustler. Mem
bership in this organization is
now at premium.
Joseph Medilt Patterson has put
out another book, the Sins Of So
ciety. The poor idle rich are
catching it on all sides.
One of the boys in the print
eats about two quarts of pebbles
during the course of year. No
wonder he is as solid as rock.
"The spirit is willing but the
flesh is weak" repeated by pupil
of German ploclivities: "The
ghost is willing but the meat is
weak"
One of the local lads is talking
of becoming a train butcher or
newsy. Only qualification neces-
sary is to be an accomplished
short-change artist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
S0PICS OF The STREET

----N TRADING--Fcrsign houses bought
Fo6-s.-e II the local market II the extent Of
= p--.-es There vas good European demand
aHtt-,~-f Kansas and Texas. In London the
- ~ --a-ket was fr-acttVe and irregular. with
rs1sle-- stocks lower on the curb. Call money
s--sii..s- ~ re British capital and short time
IS - frr7e-. Paris secured al the South At
rs ",ls o@e-ed in the open London market.
r5s-,r=>ST OF NoNEZ-The local banks were
~ ne Clearing House yesterday fer se4e 90,
tso = -srr 70 TIRE smaller pension payments ana
eTz7e = IN government collections usual around
- ins-~f7e - each month rhe hanks lost on
- - BUSINESS alone SZSf mo- and since Friday
ss-l--y- a., compared with loss CT $500 n the
81 80 7aer week Nothing rev developed yes
sz-7e = esza direction Of god export inolcauohs
ssTe@,--e of the largest inteTnatlonal oanAlns
Sc .;-7 s-e doubtful 81 any outEo q the pre-
hapsss-s-z1 from this country n me 1arneo'ale
s-ns rae'7i
fs'l- -rAu- CONDTTIONS.-Thereh has been
Nh---~sor IF hrvinE on the part or copper
= - Transactions are az 2 hahd-1o-rn mouth
&C. and sales are reported a ION a. -
tzs-sotss 4 letter demand fer the metal Is eN-
s - --,o-th Production stin continues IN
20 ~ --7-s1r-~uticu and Europe IS tahlns SINAI
tz1sS---s*ses OF the meal II meta clrcles me
= = -,-z,-sz,s that silver MI touch 3 lower ieFei
g & cents -be pr1ce reporter lasL 80 - :.
iL l. little demand and II VII Te@uL7 me me- -
-felV = ~-,r77s SUPPLIES before there can oe any
P.s-,sr Improvement
mo AND SOUTH ERN-The Chicago.
t-----s-5s snd Pacific Railway Co. has sold
E'ch T.,sn & Co and Eallga-ten q Co SSEFS
8 49, ard Southern ~ Per cent bonds, wnicn
- island has held unpieogsd IN is treas
81 GAS EARNINGS-6ross earnings Of
FE-FL--. as Company. q Chicago. for the
t1s 7-------s = tie year show an increase OF
sisTsa "a Ter cent. and indications point
80 - cent cared the stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
cHlcAeo GRAIN ANo PROVISIONS.

Chicago Nov. So-Bullish advices from Argentina
offset a liberal increase in TIE visible supply or
wheat in the United States causing the local wheat
market to-day close steady. Corn and OATS were
firm and provisions STEADY
Commission houses were moderately active DID
5ers for wheat the opening owing 70 an sd-
vance OF ssd 10 Id at Liverpool and 70 a dispatch
which claimed that official estimate the eX-
nortab Die surplus Of wheat from Argentina this year
placed the amount at 4.000GG0 bushels. Prices at
with the previous close During he first half hour.
however. sentiment became tribe less bullish on
selling based on the vet weather in the winter
wheat belt the Official weather man indicating that
heavy rains mad fallen Throughout the great part
that section OF the country during the last forty
EIGHT hours Toward the middle Of the day a de-
ridedlv weak tone developed result Of the
showing OF the visible supply statement prices de-
cniur nearly L. below the high point Of the DAY.
Statistics regarding the available stocks q wheat
in America made public in a form for the
first time to-day, the visible supply in Canada be
ing given seuslra from that III the United States.
According 10 this statement tha stocks in this
country increased 29fSo00 bushels for the week,
while those in Canada increased I.1S500 bushels.
The market rallied again late in the day cover
cable dispatch from Argentina which stated that
wet weather was delaying harvesting in the north
ern districts. The close steady with prices lac
lower Ssc higher, compared with Saturday
close December closed at s. OSir s. O3As and
May At 81 0Slz New York reported export
business amounting 10 10 hoatoads for the day III
GLIDING a few each Of drum and Manitoba low
grade wheat. Cleaunces OF wheat and -four were
equal 745eo0 bushels The amount passage
decreased 1.49sCe0 bushels Primary receipts were
the corresponding day a year ago. Minneapolis
Duluth snd Chicago reported receipts Of l15S cars.
against 1852 last and 100 year ago.
Despite wet weather over the greater part Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
CASA OIIoTkTnNS-
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. November so 1905
COEFEE-The coffee market was quiet but steady
while reported 1889 The market
opened unchanged points pretty
sustained around the initial prices. in absence OF
pcrtnt offerings for the showing Of the European
creating & moderate demand shorts little
fresh buying long Il IS possible that
Of The buyers Influenced by The idea that there
a large European short interest the market that
Ideally does away with possibility forcing the
ern-nents supplies the market ana that the OWN
ding viii throw consuming reserve
Supplies and The short interest in the market con
well but figures recently received
shown moderate sh-ukage. and to-1ay's cables
reported 5000 bags the pcrJs against $1,000 last
and IS 900 OF the Brazilian markets.
Teis higher. the advance being As Harre was :
franc lower i higher Hamburg closed IN
changed pig higher The FOR spot coffee
quiet. with quotations the basis Of SIC for Rio
1870 against 1So5l9 last week
and 119.46S last year Of the former New York
654I The Of coffee from Brazilian
ports for the week follows; Rio clearanCes t"
Europe and Africa and 1000 Cape River Plate
South America Steamers loading at
the United States. 3 and for Europe = Santos
SS 90 including s6G6G the United
River and ne vest q South America
shipments 223 o0a including 1Gsooo 70 the
United 10000 ID Europe. Steamers loading
United States. s. and for Europe , Victoria
Europe .0po Bahia weekly receipts we're 100 bags
stock Bahia clearanceS. 100 bags The receipts
AMI Santos Tor the week totaled $4,000 bags.
against z21 600 week 1000 last year and go 600
The range contract prices tire local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01

9 les :PP BAR P sSsi 20 s 50 tsd5saa TI3 a.
buevtng. 81 as1 70: do gTeen~ing So 2 rs KA66ILS
PEP P0 BTTlA. and VEGETABLES q Pc
s1oes are Ds5 S9aoes about ssady for the best
grades Onions continue in heavy supply ana az -
light supply and choice stock T1 GS60asss ssS .e
little change Norfolk spinach lower under dull traAe
New orleans salad stuff largely below prime strte5
Y fancy escaros and chicoTy H'q-a go - ii5
offerings Florida string lea2s SHADE easisr 0
buyers favor ehiehy because the 9gaiity Is ave
ca @ AZ 81 BAG 80 25d 50 90 do stats and western IN
DO LoRg Is az IN 6z per 0P Dbl y 5sE s. s2 p
ga sa' 5 - 90 5er 90 Bag SasS To- SWEET POTATOES
s6ths? gss DBL s. %. 6Ss. 5sFs SIPS 9S1s
SPRCT-TS 6e- quart 5a &c: BETS per Dbl bag
ton s1sas22 do ed Per Ton s $50 20 Per % FioI
stsiz i5a5oc: 6AULIFLowERs Long Island per o0i
Sass: CffICoRY Per basket. 4oq75e: CEfIco,2T and
EsCA ROLE New ogsans Per P2l SOS Sc 81 5SS5
40cqSI Do New orleans per bbI S4as4 90 DO Per has-
f S@ST 5ss.i 25e7xi Is do North Garoiira per
S{ 3 2S1 zls5 OvTG%s Sonnectierit and Eastern
white Per b6l s. 5oS5 40 red and soE :, a q S 90
so 40 70 bag 81 5q9Sl So % Per so leo 90 - 0z l
s. Sc 40 red s1as 90 do Long island and JeTsey ys
Florida Telephone per basket IS 5oqs4: % smell 81 3
ass PEPPERS. Florida per carrier 81 5Gs$2 go Dc
75c do per basket, 25a5oc; PARSNIPS Psr %. &c
81 Il, PUMPKINS. Per bhl 5Oc9Sls PAF3sLsf NeZy
orleans curly Per 100 punches S2GS3 do plain 81 500
8: ROMAINE Florida per basket. stqs1 =. do View
Orleans, per nb 81 25aS2 80 RADIsFtEs Norfolk e.,d
per basket 81 505$2 80; % common 1911
9HAI.LOTS. New Orleans, 100 punches. - atN1S5
STRING BEANS. southern. wax per basket. s2aS4: do
green S29S4 50: SPINACH, Norfolk. per Dbl SOC
SOT-A ASH nearby Hubbard per Dbl TSc5S1. do Bsir-
more. Hubbard. TodT5c; nearby, marrow. 5ocfSl;
A Baltimore marrow. T0F775c. Cuban. white
rrate 81 So TTRNTPS Canada rutabaga- per bhl- 81
Isl IL do Irish per bag T5GS5c; do other r1tabazs
per bbl OF bag. T5c9Sf do white. DBL JOcgSl 10
MATOEs California. PER fat box. 81 51dSl 81 WATER
C~RESS. Per 1GO punches S2ds2 90
Toledo Nov. S0-CLOVERSEED-Cash November and
December Is So March s. s7I9 AIsIKE-Prfe IS IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
MinsIow, Lanier Z Go.
SO CEDAR STREET,
NEW YORK.

TIE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DTvIDESDs ARs
PAYABLE AT OUR BANKING HOUSE ON AND
AFTER
DECEMBER 1sT 1908.
American Cotton Oil Co Common stock Dividend So
BIackford County. Indiana Court Hous.
Ca-nb-idgs City. Indiana Improvement Bends
Cincinnati. WAYNE RI Co. Isc 1tEa =.
Cleveland Pitts Ed CO Reg stock Dividend ozua-o---
= 40
Cleveland 3 Pitts Ra Co spL s.rt SIX Dr7.assa
quarterly 1-e5-
Grant County. Iudiaza. Gravel Roaa a.
Marion County. Indiana IS
Pendleton Indiana School s.
Pittsourga Fl. wayus & Chicago Ry % Isl MtrA ~
Series
Pittsburgh Fl wayns & Chicago Ry CO. I'd Hrxa n
Series M
Portsmouth, Ohio sewer Street improvement BoraA
Randolph County. Indiana sinking Fund
DECEMBER SRD
Marion County Indiana. Funding 3l-s
DECEMBER 5TH
Greenfield Indiana. Sc Bonds. Series Nc
DECEMBER 10TH
Marion County. Irdfana. Rsfurdi1E A.
DECEMBER 18th.
Grad Haven. Michigan. Refuudtng Bon1A
DECEMBER ssTH-
Marion County. Indiana. Rsfu1dllE 3+4s-
Portsmouth. Onio. Lsvee ard EEnnenA1,ent a.
DECEMBER seTH
IndIanapaIIs. Indians. Rounding -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01

corn naI; weak tone was manifested IN ne corn
market early in the day The poor demand Tor
rha cash grain by shippers and exporters vas ras
main reason for the heaviness- Later IN the day.
however sentiment became somewhat oulitsh oW-
ing 20 reports alleging that country roads are get
ting IN pOor condition owing 20 the wet weather
Local bulls and shorts were moderately active BID
ders during the last half Of the session. which
made a hrrn close Final quotations were shads
10 &C higher compared with the previous Gloss.
Tacer1ber closed at S1sc and May AT 62sc 70 S2sc-
Prices at the sample tables We're &c 20 &c lower.
Local receipts were 10 cars with three OF contract
grade
Liquidation OF December holdings BY local loaEs
caused weakness In cats early IN the session. but
the market rallied later in the day. owing TO buy
ing by shorts and elevator interests The Gloss
was firm with prices lsc 70 Aac higher. hnal quo
tatious December being AT +Sesc and on Nay so
Local receipts were 155 cars.
Provisions were quiet and steady A Loc advances
In the price OF live hogs resulting from smaller
ceipts had steadyirg influence Prices az the close
were unchanged 70 2i+c higher
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat. IS
cars; corn. $50 cars oats, 1st cars hogs $4,000
head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01

CoTTON-The cotton market was weak and unset
-oIsv STEADY tone but at net decline
sg15 points sales we're estimated Ct 2!7oop oass
market a advance Of ) points on De
-e-h=- vas generally unchanged. and with the eEcep-
t50n of small rally toward midday showed Eeneray
prices about lowest point
the za- the active positions With the possible
ep1ion the SPOT situation vas easier II
r-a--0- particularly n Mississippi Alaoania anu
Texas nothing fresh IN the meas 70 s1I- .
a~-a-a-fo7 Of decline. which aJJTl Elt@1 III
T--sf r-es liquidation tired longs and Local ne9
.fe important bull support Al
South TO the spot sit'ls
rcnf4ctlEg one prominent BROAD
vav house important SPOT connections vas sela
have lcvfc"s claiming z very poor SPOT oeIo.-
~.-as--e md banks pressing for their loans Another
el .17te5 however wiring SCUM toF
NJ claims received reply from large bankng IN
-z-es= effect that the banks had piei t nusS -
spot markets orclalE report
10 Memphis ana t5atNeS'7!l
Liverpool vas anout as cue
las been nothing weather, either as reHerlI
r ,e=fe-5sv-s has been reported prev :
viii ginning since November - ara u -
-1-r-- sue on Decenbe- shows II tail1S on j. vii
attributes petering ont Of ungl'hea -
-e c-s a-,ze estimates but we're exceeded oS Gear
s7a--
-. 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
T contract prices in he local market today

The local market FOR SPOT eouan vas quiet with PTisss
10 POINTS At $3.50 Tor mi1alln5 4F 5o ar. tsfe
ses as Ioioas Mobile easy, unchaasea a. &C. Ssies
srl bales savannah ssss Ia &c A. g. sales
- haes Baltimore nominal uI'e'aAel . rf'a
- s-es6v lee YER g. Sc. sales al 'eES m
go sreat- u1changed n g. = LOUIS qle5. IN
e5aneed 5-16c: sale : os ,r-lsr+Sr crief IN
go a. ., s. Houston quiet. Ice lover at g.
% IA bales Ne1 orleans dull and easE. . . .a
= -. sales 200 bales wilmington 9Ll. cur, ~ srt--
st 80 t5 - ts,0 20 = 800 bales. against - 10
1ay. s5 r. $50 last year Galveston }g'pg to
% go % g orleans 10 500 70 ESQ bales against
- =. Isr- See1 and L. So last yeaT- Ill.,, e -.,
9g.e5 n go. Imports, 200: mldal9s 1p3na' olig,
No. orenea unchanged on near end la-'s -, l' ~
,oaer on t.e re-s-lber 474d DeeemberJsHuary jan
FEBRUARY. Fehr!Is No ~. r,rra and T1ncT-Ilv
-a5 july august ~ ~ vserber 4 $50 Naa-
- q, .SD WEaI-Ts 1oar market vas stezdy
TO-DAY. a.iin - I've four unchanged with mod
ena..ss -gyrv The Following arr prices 9lG st,gs
he Nea YORK Produce E5,h'Hgs 81 - 81 Is: winter
paferfs 81 80 81 =. sprins ,-eaIs Winter s. 500
70 T, TT-3eeL-yyEI:4T flour Market q9.et 3 9gg
- good 81 foas 80 sholess KIM died s. Is NAG
MEAIl-st@sdy- Quot-o- Isi,s and Yellow 81 81
as1 TO- coarse s. 80 2 - western spring, SO co,
steady. steady. g1oier y - red dog
.tsnaafa Era5 SO - bulk. So 3 aS24 80 saShs
lniddling S24 81 S29. res l9E, SOS 90 sacks OIL
TiHAr-Except for rather snap , N,
- s-1op1E lie unexpectedly basEs 1ss,as 80 IN ~
statement - noon ne a heat i, IN tFa local set
vim My quoted no TO 81 14.4 on me all motives came
above re - nsst.1 81 an advance Of 9sfin a.
Liverpool official Argentine Gina follow
v a later private estimate which figured ,.sfig sec
10000 - .nsa; a.. -i1s tt,rens also had effect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

---l-=- on the Consolidated Exchange ex-
- -sIersve weakness, compared with the STOCK
k,h-'1 - -------7r- the eay The traders the
go z77e-ring reaction and their offerings
aea IN prices for the leading issues ruling gen
= % :. Under the other eoara. 81 fa a.. vas rs
s. - g- 81 OF L point above the initial quo
So - 80 stock Exchange Its high price Tor
z-oh = 7-orrever relatively lower. being 15las,
i1e o5H 80 ~ ~ other board. Union Pacific,
EEsi-s- --o-7=- Northern Pacific and United
S-7----- - common al made high prices, which
etsles - ire -o1 quotations Of Cne other sx-
EsIs = -s-s losing dealings there vas sharp
r2l@ - Ar-rison. which resulted IN i touchlns
60 ---r-az-ez with & high price on The Stock EA-
- -. Il g9[a Detailed operations follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
NEW YORK PRICES.

Wheat Open High. Low. tlose- "a
lis 81 Is Ills 81 13@s 81 1875 81 Is
MAJ .....-- AS l4E Ia 4 - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01

as B-oorhau reported total to Re only SoSg gus
cor1psred with : SS6 600 week Llonestlc
d6ns We're not bullsh foreign. Tor NoIlnn-s
above expectations. reaching lVft cas-
three points all Interior
I.4S hush. compared with 20
ago. explanation the bulls clalIlea
~oJj ~ week vet before the spring wheat no elsll'
would srop 7pUreca5-. weather both IN me 49,,
ve.t ana in winter wheat states was stormy aillo
wheat states we're regarded u
temperatures high. Domestic sloe sLgIs
ros for Ire time separated from Csaaiah
showed 2.94S.OtO bush
Vas added an increase 600 bush IN the anaan
Ire vas 1elI most NO.
readily 10 subsequent bull SUPPORT in face OF a .r
az0rr trade board c1earauces were liberal aga-n
s-egatfr - bbls Of and $4,000 bush OF Ehe
mo Local cash market closed follows No =DLeu,
Northern Duluth 81 1914, and No haTo winter, e -
{ o b afoar. CCRN-Eeavy buying Of May cohIIacLS p
large chicago interest that has been cre1llsd Va 80
o7e-af.ons past the rea
Under support market advanced
about sac e. the of Saturday and was IN ge
the closing
top point Professionals also Bought on |sL
through the belt although the late forecast vas To- !s
ing and much colder conditions Primary recelolS as
rr7ted sgt bush. compared vsth $1,000 bush rs
wear Seabo4rd amounted 70 o40.vOi ols-
heavily closed sd lower The local cas
Tarser was quoted Of I1c nominal for No
20 arrive. and 81 &C spot ara ece-
shipment. 0 afoat- The Visible SUPPLY increase.
"a Gl-0 bush American. OATS-Tne market for cats
vs little steadfer with and talk q lighter re
cafotz closing higher The visible supply
7ar-aa-ed s. bush. Cash in New York we're IN
changed closing follows Mixed. % % y ID 3S2t3
~: natural white 26 B. n. 81 d57c and clipped
v-ile - n - n. 55izd6lc. RYE-Marzet dun: 10
sSc- nominal o . New foTs HaE = i
ing So 964s4 c T New York. BUCKWHEAT-Mar-
1,1-1T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
Business Opportunities

ANCO-BRITISH EXHIBITION 1873
Il For sale compIete with every allure-ysu' ons -
the most successful Or the side shows from ths
u- r,-t-f.t, Exhibition vfsftsd BY 500 coo parsons
during the one exhibited BEFORE n any
49, -c,Dt-- sOTp IONDON' London IN the DAYS
Of Shakespeare unprecedented success from tns
oDsu-E- 0Tsrs Secretary. 45
E,u-LTi-,a rost Prfney. ". London England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
rueoprAN P8opUcE MARKET.

-.-e-rrs7 ~ 7n-ClosiuE p HEAT $50 - 20
wes-.-u -s-rer Is I'D --ruFes sf@zl-
= "a Sen = s7.d- Msy- IS go -. a.
sr-z--~zr r-fFe5 fsa4TeSt9i-l
aa5st 5aruzrs SAD 1sr-a . 30 e.
fEusdsr r+-sar - 20 ELHLR-Hinler ia'-,'a ra
t3s HOPS 5n London lpscine t1asJ nL-.- = "I.s
F-f.s li5s L'li-+A y.
rs 49, - So al "a NS-ShoTt cu'. . - 10
= 5u7 80 81 usrland cut. -, 'r--s-
erlrr - Ig TO - 46s 90 io-e 80
Riddles Ieht = olIl- sos ios e-e-L -. ~ a.
6eayF, =. 6l+ short clear 49,
q l. a. zss &C clear bellies. "a 10 10 ID ~' '-@