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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-18
vrw YORK STOCK LETTER.

81 Furnished by Cameron Currie & Co.:
& The market opened fractionally lower
this morning but quickly rallied and
<Ior a while showed considerable
|1trength. Trading, however. has been
lon very small scale and In the last 10
fmihutes some slight selling pressure
has carried prices down so that all the
EARLIER gains were lost and the market
~ now generally below last nights
<e1ose. The inclusion OF an anti-intunc-
Mon plank in the platform was consid-
ored bearish factor. but the railroad
Warnings coming to hand have probably
&Hoore real effect on the market than
anything else. These are. II anything.
Worse than any which have been pub
<ntahed since the panic the 3. n o. being
|Darticularlv unfavorable and causing
lutte a decline In that stock. The mar
4 let II now weak. at the lowest prices.
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Ulysses. Nebraska, Dec. IL. 1908.

Ulysses. Nebraska, Dec. IL. 1905.
Humane Horse Collar Company:
Dear sirs:-I have used one OF your
Humane Horse Collars over two months
and like IL fine. My horse had a run
ming Fistula when I got the collar.
but have worked him ever since at all
kinds OF farm work and his neck IL
healed and Is as good as II ever was I
would not be without the collar.
Yours truly.
ERNEST BIoELow.
MICHIGAN OFFICE, 400 Russell st..
Detroit.
SEND FOR FREE CATALOGUE.
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PRODUCE


with homegrown Strawberries this
morning. but there were none from out
side. and prices were steady. Black
raspberries were also in good supply.
but the red variety was little scarce.
as were also huckleberries. Peaches
were all in basket crates this morn
ing and some OF them were little
soft New potatoes are Arm on light
receipts. Butter Is active and Arm. ex-
cept that private brands OF separator
stock are inclined to accumulate. Re-
ceipts OF poultry are running largely
TO broilers. many OF which are too
small for the market. The demand for
broilers is limited. and the heavy re-
ceipts are forcing prices lower.
AppIe.-Fancy. ,s.5O14so; common.
81 "a per Dbl
Butter-ofncial prices: Extra cream
cries. 2sc; frsts. 2ic; crooks. sc; pack
ing stock. 16c per 10.
Cabbage-New. $3.50 per crate.
Cauiinower-Caiifornia. si75Q3 per
CeIery-sl per doz.
Cherse-Michigan full cream, new.
lie; Limburgcr new. 15c: old. H.;
brick. 15c. Schweitzer. 1sc per Id.
California Frsits-Apricots. ;i.75. pc
Ger box; plums. 81 per box.
Cberries--Southern. $3.50; sweet
siI5a2 per le-at case.
per 100 lbs
Dressed CaIve.--Fancy. s9shc; cer,-
mon. SO &c per ID.
E&gs--Michigan current receipts
frsts. case count. Ice per doz
Flour-Michigan patent. in wood.
sg.s0; second patent. s495; straight.
s4:s5: clear s4.s0 per Dbl.
coarse corn meal. s2S. corn and Dat
chop, f20, coarse middlings. 500. fine
middlings. $50 per ton.
per doz; cucumbers. IS q soc per dog.
box: parsley. 1Sc per doz. S water cre aDs
asSs. soc 81 per box: green SS pG peas, si'5s
per bu: wax beans, sl7542 per box,
green beans. sl.50 per hamper.
Gooseberries-y3 per bu.
Green Peppers-50c per basket.
| Hardwnre-Wlre nails, s240: base
SO and per cent OF; poultry netting.
painted barbed wire, ss50. galvanized
s2.20; poultry netting before weaving.
cloth. $40 Der 100 feet lap and slip.
after weaving, so pc cent off,. wire
on: round and corrugated conductor
pipe, IS and per cent or.
Honey-Fancy white. lId1sc: amber.
l4Ml5c; extracted, 8u9c per 10.
Hickory Nuts--s2 per blu.
| Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for new baled hay in
sas lots; : o b Detroit No. timothy
mixed. l0i rye straw. IS; wheat and
oat straw, 81 ton. in car lots.
Hid.---No. ! cured, sac, No. ? cured
tMc; kip cured. No. l. 69ic; No. 2, AZ
| U5hc: kip green. No. /, 5H6c. No.
az 64hc; calf cured. No !. lie. Nc. >
SIC; calf. green, No. !. loo, Ne. ?, siss
per ID. horse hides. 40. /. 50; No. 2. ~
sheep skins. as TO wool 25cUs1.
Huckisberries--24-qt cases, -.
LImes--sl 4i.25 per 100.
Lemess--California. sS.750425 pei
box.
Maple sugsr--Sew. pure. l5c per ID.
Melonx-Rocky Fords. si50W5 pc
| case. watermelons. 30H zoe.
| Mushrooms--60c per 10.
Osfons-TeNas. $3.50 per bu: Egyp
tian. 81. 40 per bu
y oiis--Raw linsesd. Sto: boiled lin
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Reported for The Times by Cameron
Curria A. Co I16-llS Griswold-st.:
COPPER MARKET-cLosE.

AT, To; Arc, 3 = Al, 20. Adv, 2 u
Bos. Cons. i2: Butte Gin, 2Sh Cop
Con. 72A Cons Mer., AZ: G. & H. $50
c. & A, los; Davis DsIiz f. Butte
Can. l1s; LaSal, IA; Lake. g. Mass.
"a; Mob. 63 Mai. s5; Mich, 10: Miami
~; Mex. Oar. sic; Nip. ~ Nevada
Utah. AZ y Butte, So. Old Dom.
l-16: Shan, l3s Sup. Pitts. 12Ia
s. Queen. lilo; Tam. go; Utah Cons,
AZ; T. s. OIL. 25A L. 3. r. 37Is dc
pfd. IL a. Wet. 5. Yukon. 80.
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BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Cameron Currie a. Co.'S copper letter:
Opening copper cable: Spot. t5s IS
Cd: futures. ass LIS ca. down rs Cd.
The copper share market has been in
tensely duh during the forenoon today
with absolutely no feature TO the trad =
ing The undertone. however. has been
arm and what slight price changes
Were in evidence were toward the up
side There was more trading IN
Green Cananea than In anything else.
this stock holding steadily fraction
above IL. Mohawk sold at SO. Copper
Range and North Butte were dead The
curb stocks were inactive and about
unchanged. The metal In London
opened of fractionally.
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seed. 45c gal. less ! per cent for cash
III 10 days; diamond headlight kero-
sene. sac. turpentine. in barrel lots.
46lE per gal
Ornnges-Caiffornia naveis. 1875 n
4.50 per box. Mediterranean sweets.
SO 504i per box, Valencias. s+.5o per
box
Pineapple.-Florida ssG3.5o: Gu
bans s250Q325 per case
Peaehe.-s- basket hats. s225. white
peaches, s-basket crates, $50 Ql.75.
Pop Corn-Ears. II u &c per ID.
Potatoes-Out Of store. 81 per bu.
Texas Triumphs. $3.50 per bu; Virginia
white, 81 per Dbl.
PouItry-Hens. loo: chickens, loc;
broilers, ls4 TIC, geese, SC; ducks, i u
l4c. turkeys. &C per 10.
Provlsions-Mes pork. $3.50; family
pork. sl7gl1.5o; light. clear. SIS 90;
dry dry Sailed briskets' sS asc. shoulders
Sk c; picnic hams. a &c, bacon. i29
12h c. lard. in tierces, size. kettle rend-
cred. 10hc per 10.
Raspberri~s-Black. s425 per 2i-qt
case; red. $25c per at box.
Standardization grown. s2a25C
per bu.
sweet Potatoes-Illinois. s20225 pei
case.
suxar-CrystaI domInoes, $3.50; eagle
tablets. $..25: cut loaf s6.75: cubes
$3.50; xxx powdered Sis: granu-
lated. extra coarse. $5.s5; graduated, In
bags. $3.50: Michigan graduated. 1865;
contectioners A. $50: No. ], 1915; No.
3 1915; No. g. $50; No. 4. s565; No. 5.
IS so: No. 6. S555. No :. So so; No. 3.
s5.45: No. 3, So. 40; No TO- s535; No. IL.
$3.50: No. IL. s5.25. No 10. $525. No.
IA. $500; No. Is. $500 per 100 lbs.
Tomntoes-Texas, 65 T5c per i-bas-
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CANDIDATES TO BE
NOMINATED TO-DAY


close for the majority. Mr.. Cooper
then began the reading Of the minor
ity report. He was the only man 10
sign II. He made a much better hit
than Mr.. Hopkins. He has good
voice and his points could be clearly
heard
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who signed the report This brought
forth one great shout OF approval.
Il am not ashamed OF II now" re
cried: nor will ever apologize TO-
it."
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U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations furnished by Cam
eron Currie & Co: New IS reg, l04 "a "
105: new % coup. loo bid; new IS reg,
10l a new 3s coup. 10l :. new IS reg,
l2iA Gl22. new As coup. 122A 4123
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Markets and Finance
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. June lsLThe cotton
market opened steady considering
beariSh private cables After the call.
prices held very steady around yes
terday's inal prices.
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DECLINES IN j. P
AND B. & 0.
PRICES or THE LEADING MAR
kET ISSUES SHOW MOD
ERATE LOSSES.
STOCK MARKET-cLosE.

t stock market-Close: Am. &. 3,
s4h DO pref. 70, An, LoeS;, a. mo
6meit. Co, AZ; Amalg. Cop. ssAs Ana
conds Cop. asa; A. T. = r., sl4t :
Am. Wool. 2sss; L. o.. sSh Brook'
Hap Tran, 47%; Cen Lcath.. 20 "a <.
All s., 4iA; Can. Pac.. 1908 c. X CT
3 W.. Sis. Colo. y. a l., 2s%; Cons Gas,
iissh b. 4 II. Canal. lss; Erie, 1888 do
nrsts. SOY do seconds. 20; Gen Ele &c
TX. T., 27+ do pref. 90; CT No.
'1si7s. Newhouse. 81. Mo. Pae.: as :
Nat Biscuit. stA Nat. Lead, 653s No.
Nm = q y n ii W. fo ~ : ont no, w i9 20
/. Pennsyl 12lL; Phila. d Read; ll4i4 I;
Rep. Steel. l7as do pref, 60 ROCK
1si... II 4. do pref. q ST. Paul; lSt :. ;
f15h: do pref. 451 Union Fac. IL y .
u s. :. bonds, Sc A.; L. ;. Steel, IS :. !;
do pref, 1919 Wabash pref, 25Ss ;
Utah. 51h.
~. NEW YORK, June 1S.-The stock
market opened irregular. Reading lost
and regained IA, Union Pacific open
Cd on Ia and rallied ga. Southern
Pacific OF is. Baltimore & Ohio down
H.; Steel preferred. Northern Pacific
and Great Northern preferred on Ia
Smelling was up Is, Pennsylvania
ad-S. and Anaconda was strong. up
Ia. At the end OF 10 minutes the mar
Fket was strong.
Although the talk on the floor was
Lextremely bullish and continued re-
marks were made that there was no
|ntock for sale. prices OF the leading
.1ssues, during the first hour. gener-
Ally showed moderate losses, COM
epared with Wednesdays closing. Com
mission houses had few orders and
|Iondon operations were not large
|enough to be worth noting. About
|1he only important movement was in
Baltimore & Ohio. which declined
Isl rs. Union Pacific declined i IL
land at the end or the hour showed
'olight net decline.
Reading followed with an early ad-
vance and reacted 10 about yester-
days close. Other railroad stocs fol-
|1owed In about the same line. Gov
'nrnment bonds were unchanged; other
bonds steady.
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LIVE STOCK
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
Dry-fed cattle steady; grassy stock
dun ana lower. fTtcSs ranged as rof-
lows: Choice steers. averaging from
i.l00 10 800 pounds s5.15 q $50. choice
handy killers, $i.50Q $50; light 10 good
butchers steers and heifers, $50 4.
common killers and fat cows. $3.50 a
4 30. Gamers cows Sla50225. COM
mon To prime shipping bulls. SsQ45O;
light butchers and heavy sausage
bulls s25O0 $50, stockers and feeders,
s2.500 $50 per cwt.
calves active at SAGE 90 per cwt.
Sheep and lambs active and steady.
quality fair: choice clipped lambs. $50
prime sheep. 500: mixed sheep and
lambs sl4S. common killers. s27SG
3.ejS cults. $2Me5 So per cwt.
Hogs active and Zoe higher; quality
$500 $50. light Workers and pigs. s. q
sac: roughs. S4.50G AIS per cwt.
Receipts; Cattle. 9e5: calves. s0s;
sheep. i,69i. hogs, $500.
EAST BUFFALO.
Report al Market Opening ny sadteR,
R~~t~k q CO.. Omuissi"r M"vcharts.
BUFFALO June Is Specia Cat
tle--Receipts light. steady Hoks-Re-
ceipts. 1000. medium neavy. s5.s0g j;
Workers. $500 5;95; pigs. $40 5.l ..
Sheep-Receipts light. top lambs. SO;
top calves. $3.50.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO, June lS.-Iiogs--Receipt
$4,000, market slow: bulk, $5.65 q so,
light S530G5.75. mixed. $5.25 q 5.SO,
heavies. So 500 5-S2h roughs. s530g
$50. pigs. S425a SIS. Workers. 1905 u
SIS good TO choice heavy, $500
5.sah. cattle-Receipts. 1909; market 8,
weak to i0c lower. beeves. $40 y SO;
Texas steers. si.75GI25; western
steers, s+,I5 q 6.75; stockers and feed
ers. S260M $50. calves, S4.l5 a O. 30.
Sheep--Roceipts 10000 market weak
TO loo lower. natives s2.I5q $50. west
-aEnS-S 81 254lS- 4a, -yearllrgS- S4.sS q
$50: native lambs. s425Q630. western
lambs s425IS4O.
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POLICE COURT DOCKET

Francis H. Wade. drunk: sentence
suspended.
Nicholas Fonoyak. drunk; sentence
suspended.
Clara Mass. drunk: adjourned 70
June ~.
Joseph Neveie. drunk; sentence sus-
pended
Anthony Seifert disorderiy person;
adjourned to June 80
Paul Koslowski. drunk; sentence
suspended. N,F
Michael Brennan. drunk; sentence
suspended.
Judge Donovan issued nm order Wednes-
day afternoon permitting May q. Roe
and Jesse w. Roe To remarry. The
couple were married In 1902 and the
husband obtained divorce without
opposition In 1907. In the decree the
wife was restrained from reuarrying
for two years. The judges action was
taken on request OF a friend of the
couple. who stated that Mr.. and Mrs.
Roe had forgotten their troubles and
become reconciled.
job Printing do5s right Times Print
ssg Co.. Is John R.-st. Phone 1923.
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school the same evening. when 81 pu.
pills received sheepskins. The present
alton was made by President Charles
]. George, OF the board OF education.
and an address was delivered by Prof.
George Rebec. OF the y. OF NJ.
Gov. Warner was the guest OF honor
at commencement exercises held In
Franklin school. Locust-st. and
Brooklyn-Ave.. Wednesday night. when
20 pupils were awarded diplomas per.
hitting them to attend high school.
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LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis @ Gorton, i4ls Majestic bldg
June IS 1908:
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MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.


DctrOff.
Up: Roman Bell. 10 last night; Wild
ener u. Cranagc. $40 "A mg McDou-
gall. 3.26: W. T.. Fitzgerald. 4, Street
and bargcs. 4:l5: Australia. Corey. $40
Wilson. Codorus. G.
Down Annie Laura. s.4O last night
Myron and barges, II. German Maine
and, barges. go n. M. Midland Queen
3. Wells. 4. England 40. Frank wv
oil barge. $50. Wood. 7.i5.
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job I'rintinz done right Times Print
Ing CO.. IL John R.-st Phone i4gs.
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Judge Donovan issued nm order wednes-
dny Afternoon Permitting My q. Roe

job Printing dc5s right Times Print
fsg Co.. Is John R.-st Phone 1923.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-06
Allow Honduras More Time

Honduras has been allowed an extern.
sion of 20 days by the Carriage, Costa
kIca, court of justice in which to pre-.
pare her case in substantiation of the
charges that she made last summer that
salvador and Guatemala were promot-
ing the revolution in Honduras.
Honduras wanted three months ex.
tension, but Guatemala objected. With
In 80 days after this limit a decision
will be made.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-06
Never Missed.

Two Frenchmen who had quarreled
agreed that their wrongs could be set
tied only by duel. So early one
morning they repaired to the railway
station, bound for a small village just
outside Paris.
"A return ticket to E." said the first
at the booking office.
Single for me-" said the second
man, quietly.
"Ah," exclaimed the first, "you are
afraid you won't come back, are you?
AS for me, I always take a return"
81 never do" said the other. 81 al
ways take the return half from my
victims pocket"
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-06
Practiced what He Preached

"You know, my dear, l have often
said that, like the rest of mankind. I
am only a poor, weak sinner" said
Wedderly, who was trying to excuse
one of his misdeeds.
Yes 1 know you have" rejoined the
better half of the matrimonial COM
bine. land never in my life saw any
body as ANXIOUS to prove the truth of
his statements as you seem to be-
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-06
Pittsburg Clubman Is Killed

Plttsburg, Pa.-While riding in High
iand park here, John B. Jackson, presi-
dent of the Fidelity Life Insurance and
irust company and a director in q
oozen OF Pittsburg's biggest financial
institutions, was thrown from his horse
sustaining fractured skull, from which
he died. NV"
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-06
OUR CHINESE postal. ~
During 1907 Shows Gain Of ~.
Cent -S

OouL.
Washington.-Chinese nos,on
ness is increasing rapidly. mn bus
ness during 1907 shows n oa,n -se oasl
cent over the previous wear ', ~ % ps
crease in receipts over exnena,. Inc y
correspondingly large. Tbers sufes
working postoffices and posts, 'o go
IN China, an increase of 7o7 ov ss'a IN
Inc railway development % - on IVY
particularly the connection w;a eni NJ
Transsiberian route, which pern;, su U
don letters to reach Pekine in ~ lo'
is attributed to increased br.;. ~ uay'
sui McNally of Marking reno 0so' V V
the division of the lower W 'aa
Kiang, with combined ponulat;s .
about 60,ooo,0O0, shows an aad;.; On
IS postofiices; the total being as s,yn
Marking, Chang and Fub9; w. ~,
this general increase. '''H
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-06

"The Lion and the Mouse" will be
seen at the Spokane on November 20
and 81. Henry B. Harris is said to have
left no detail unfinished in his effort to
present Charles Klein IS greatest drama.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-06
1.-THE Squaw Man"
Turkish Troops Quoted.

Constantinople.-A threatened out.
break on the part of a company oil
Turkish troops attached to the garrison
at the Yildiz Kiosk was promptly put
down Saturday morning with single
volley from a loyal battalion. Inres
of the mutineers were killed OF
wounded.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-06
Jap Troops Leaving Seoul

Seoul, Korea.-The Thirteenth oivi'
ion of the Japanese army, when na1
been on duty here since the ou.Oreo'
of hostilities with the Koreans, is GU
barking for Japan, which is regarueus ~, =
signifying the termination OF tr ,.a,s,
although a number of irreconclliaO.'
continue to make disturbances IN ''
GUS parts of the country.
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"Harper's Magazine for November

The Seine, "river of laughter ana
sighs," is the study by Marie van
Worst, in her series .descrctive of rVeiS
of the world, which opens Harper ,
Magazine for November. The text y
supplemented by the paintings OF Anoi'
Castaigne shown in tint.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-06
SPOKANE THEATER, spoKAr
Fine Plays Are Dated for the Mou.,
November.

Manager Charles Muehlman .. .
Spokane theater announces the en-
ing list of attractions for Novel,
among them being several plavs ,rhj
have not been in the west before sn1
which will be seen in Spokane 70, All
first time: '"11
November 0 and 10-"Sis Honl;n. !,
November IL and 12-' The T;mo ~
Place and the Girl '''
November 10 and 14-Willard u..,
in "On Parole"
November is, 16, II, IS and TO- @.
Francisco Opera company, in reOs,]
toire.
November 90 and 21-"The Linn an,
the Mouse"
November % and 23-Dustin FarDum
in "The Squaw Man"
November 25 and 90" Arizona
November 20 and 3O-Henry W Saw
ages "The Devil.'
I'm Wyoming
Love, pathos, treachery and retribu
ton, with final happy outcome, are the
main elements of Gin Wyoming 4
comedy drama of the northwest, which
will apear at the Spokane Thursday Of
this week.
Isis Hopkins.
"Sis Hopkins, that familiar play Of
country life in the Hoosier state. now
on its tenth tour, has been booked for
two nights at Spokane, beginning No.
vember 9. Miss Rose Melville, the orig
inator of "Sis Hopkins" is playing the
title role again and is supported by a
company the equal of any she has yet
had.
1.-The Time, the Place and the Girl"
The attraction at the Spokane the
alter in the near future will be the
musical play, "The Time, The Place
and The GIRL which still holds the
Chicago record for 463 consecutive per
formances, backed by New York and
Boston reputation. 1t combines sane,
coherent story, with tuneful airy music,
and all done in a pretty stage setting
ION Parole"
Willard Mack will appear in Zone
Parole" on November 10 and IA at SpO'
kane. AS a scenic production it ranks
high. In Willard Mack will be found
an artist who will entertain and please.
1.-THE Lion and the Mouse"
"The Lion and the Mouse" will be
seen at the Spokane on November 20
and 21. Henry B. Harris is said to have
left no detail unfinished in his effort to
present Charles Klein IS greatest drama.
1.-THE Squaw Man"
Mitchell Lewis, who is to play the
role of the Indian chief in "The Squaw
Man." the play by Edwin Milton Royle
in which Dustin Farnum appears at The
Spokane November % and 20, has &C
eomplished a difficult task. Mr. Roylc
has made his Indians speak in then
native tongue-the Ute language-and
Mr.. Lewis speaks entirely in that
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-06

For the first time in history a U. 4.
boy has entered Cornell. HIS nan. n
william H. Moore, and his home Il
Brooklyn.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-06
Not NoticeahI.

He (after the quarrel)- was a fool
when married you.
She-Yes, but l thought you would
improve
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CHAPTER XII

Two days later two women entered Mr..
Drummond's store. One was Joshua
customer and she wore the same shawl
which she had purchased of him. 1t nap
pened that Walter was out but Mr..
Drummond and Nichols were both behind
the counter.
''Have you got any more shawls like
this?' asked the first lady, whom we Will
call Mrs. Blake. Mrs. Spicer, who il
neighbor of mine, liked it so we'll she
wants to get another just like It,"
Did you buy this shawl of us?" ask
ed Mr.. Drummond.
Yes, sir. l bought it about a fort
night ago, and paid five dollars for it."
Five dollars There must be some
mistake. We never sell such a shawl as
that for less than ten dollars"
II can't help It," said Mrs. Blake, posi-
lively. II bought it here, and paid Eve
dollars for It,"
why, those shawls cost me seven dol
srx and a half at wholesale. 1t In not
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-06

Love, pathos, treachery and retribu
ton, with a final happy outcome, are th
main elements of Gin Wyoming ,
comedy drama of the northwest which
will apear at the Spokane Thursday Of
this week.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-19
IFor the Observer.

For the Observer.
To the Taxpayers Of Hiiisboro
Township Greeting
The bond holders have got a
mortgage o" every porous property
in he township for $50 900, interest
and debt The money tor the first
and second issue is nearly exhaust
ed and the township has two miles
IF road built. While Durham and
Afatnanoe counties are having their
roads built for So. 500 per mile by
contract, they wont build by con
tract here. Neither will they build
a road where the people want a
road. Nine persons dut o! ten thai
come the Oaks road. leave the old
road at the mile spring and come
across the mountain BY the factory.
Nov what is tie use nt spending
money 10 uild a road that nobody
don't need, and where the Surveyor
sad that 1t could n. t be built with.
out spending extra money ? Nov
what is the remedy Itay petit.
lion the Legislature TO repeal the
act aud issue no more bonds Eafsy
Fix thousand dollars IS TOO much
money to pay to build a road fron
the Strud wick house to The mile
spring They are throwing away
mouey these short days laundering
about in tue mud. II will never
benet anybody. ! haze saia al ]
am goif gaoesay< II is now mp t.
the taxpayers TO Say Will they slgr
the petition?
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