davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Jan s-Cotton quiet; fniddlng, .sc. 10"
uiing ,i,c: good ordinary, Isc: net ana sdoss
ceips T. POS bales saier $50 bales; spihners oo '"'
s%orfolk Jan s-Cotton steady: middling la.o low %
,iidlng Ts.c good ordinary. ii 6c net ahn k"ss
,nts t5 bales exports 10 the continent 4~ psiys
soa.twlse 33s bales sales is2 Bales s'och '''"'
New Orleans Jan. s-Cotton firm; good mid'sns my
ia ,ndIng 49, l6c low middlins. Iv-lt; soou
ordinary nc; and receipts sIoo baies ,oo
ports coastwisc ?92 bales sales 400 naes s'oeh fo-
Sayannah Jan s-Cotton steady; middiing; 's.c; low
,,dSing Aide: net and receipts. 229l bales eA
ports coastwise 951 bales sales I'D bales Stock es
bales.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
" ROYAL BLUE LINE.
WEST SHORE R,R.

leave West i2d station y. l. AS .oJ"S' @'1
Il minutes earlier from foot Of Franklin D;
;,::,O A. W. Daily local 10 l}urar. ,,,, ,.......,.
40 A. ~ Daily local 10 Albany fer Cl'skih Mountains
and Saratoga. Parlor to Albany >rrraAs my
o:i5 A. NJ DAILY Albany Utica syracus~, X cn-se9'
Ruffao Niagara Falls To'edo. Clerelant ani iic.s
AZ NJ. except Suruas. . 'at-f.Il Ho-'.-
ialns New Paltz. i.a.s Mohon@ and Mi1nr~'sAa' AZ
Lanv. caldwell Lake 'ieoee. ~ i1' '-''
4.IO f.. VI Daily ~ 'apt sunday. io: Albany ...
:WD p VI pa,y for Al any. NJ, nit-a. li- ~ 81
poch.ste- Bufiaio Niagara Fails. Toronto. Drt0I
cleveland, Chicago and 81 Louis. :. - ,,...,
GRO r. Vi. IailN sep. sUncas, lor Ne"ni'S A'"'v'
ssra ga AMI MoEti.l.. Fa.lor ear 10 hinE'.l'. ,s.
7:45 +. W. DAILY. "Ac,?t sEnea}' 'os O'''" '''"N''0
s:i3 g. VI DaIy fr Albany rti,a Sysacuse koci ester
En ' NIAGARA Falls ToirrtO D.trJlt tie.e!And '"''
cagO and ~. Louis .u ...,,
Fol tickets tine tabls patior and i"prs,af aecetn
rodatons appv city Offices. Brooklyn ana H'"- .ol", d
a, a., S,,~s,inn a,idr.ss e. r I.AMSEIT.
~ - Ara-t q Nlrl rh.,i-aAe. NeM-Y0rA
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
Railroaoo.
Railroads..
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

4V&AA
STATIONS 1901 in 81 Eeet sPrTsTs ysnaar" S"a J. isS
HoS 1890 NJ sssPst1l c1 iG
n 1E SssDs asn Dining s%Sin s%a
use NJ io g. SO s. t. as I 90 H. ana Hosa;
s..Sss e#caSp Ss sas sr Ss % M
vile and Chicago. Arrives S:ncnaau io45 A. ~ st.
600 whsrnkS ssTiaSs s,sssa:
&: fxSs%ss sm,.
Sr@s cnsnna ans D%HS n%a"apos o5 H.
500 :'s rAcFc 4 'f:Sns Essnn Sleeping
to rittseury Connects for Chicago daily ana o'e'~
,'a %sxsMISSTox AND THE scyrH; y! H. &, 20
GSsIesslonai al Fsrlor ara Dining sar,I 80 20
aH's l.s ssh ss@sa s% Snss c-s &c. @'f .'
bnns sr 1.a a5o dining I ~9'4 Carr '' 'DoHs % 9P 81
sIIT soITHEkFS I:Fss RAnwAY-a2o p NJ daily. sleeper. TO
Ansus,s St. Auspstine and Tampa & 40 p ID ND dss s;
spr,nss z 10 daily. sIeepers to Ne~-ofleaHs and
ATLANTic COAST IINEr!srqa speeia, fsy JACK; 4,
sonvle 800 =. NJ daily, seepers to JacAsonV"e ana
cHEsAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY. Express 800 p NJ
r Sa Old PoN SsSps coMSRT sPd and DS Via Cap.
Charles Charles Route A. NJ week days and with lhfousn
ATIISTIc CRY and CAPE MAY. 100 p NJ. weekdays
Buffet Parlor Car through to Atlantic .lts, , pin,
Tlss:as, oIc l. NJ r 10 80 sIc aai lso ,f,,5; r II
park, 645 4 NJ. hi6 T. N
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
60 20 $50 !" $50 60 Psnna L,med 10 10 - 'oia. ,
carr, dining carr dining carr 40. = 7; n,
II Is night. Sundays els. $50. 900. go 90 lm.tea).
TO- H. \. NJ 2 dining carr. 32o. l. 40. 80 dining
CaD Dining carr. Dining carr. 7.45. $. p. ~.
II IL night .
Ticket Offices Nos 435. 9i4. 1876. l322 Ill ani PSI
Broadway Asior House. and foot Of DesDrosses a 4
Cortlandt Streets Street, 50; r. - ~'re. ~
Broadway and Brooklyn station. fc.; -. =. =
Street, Brooklyn, Station. Jersey city The New lofH
Transfer Company will call and check basSaR, LON
hotels and residences through to destination. -
s. VI. PROVOST. J. r. WoO'
p-s'r
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
Baltimore g. OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore. Washington. Chicago. Cincinnati.
81. Louis and All Points West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Leave NewYork foot Of l:bertyst, daily for CHICAGO.
80 r. m aud 1915 igh PITTSBt'R RG. 3:30 eN. Sun.
30 sun. l2:i5 night CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS 10 a.
m. eco D. ~. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. a. m.
ex sun M Dining car II 30 d. Dining car.
80 g. n, q 80 p m. sun. Dining Carr 500 n.
900 D. N Dining Carr II II night.
%ORFOI.K. II 80 q. daily
NEW ORLEANS. Polnoke and Chattanooga, Pullman
Sle ping Car. 330. X. sun. 2.jO p IN. sun
All trains illuminated with Pinsch light -
Ticket oiices: l3 ~, aGl AS. LAO Broadway. 81
fast 18th ST. l27 Bowery. y Y: IA Fulton St. Brook
yn. stations foot of Liberty St. 6 r. X, OF y j. ,,
New York Transfer Company Will call for and cheek
baggage from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

N.v-york Jannar 1898
,f. tE''' ,,. :, ,r. - No.. .d" ,laush'cler snl :,
ca ol . n,,'e nays & M III, ,.s, '., " c,,' cnsaG
rry tr,k 20 3D., advance - l30c, N - ara '"e
iii. - IN ,, s.'1 @aa.. an An 'rc' s = a. o-'nary
M .'-. p, ,%.lN. t.I,. a' q 80 - ar ',tra
.,,,' i. b.. ~ D.. c.,i>.c opr ). .e' case a
wy, ~p'eni. a, ~ o~ m ,, r>, 50, 2"1[''', ,S " Be-,
.,, ~ '' M F., .,e.r r.. o-.rsn f,i- Thu-.iar
f. G.a-so ''i i'" ''tt. g. 3D. D.. ','..,n , -, ~
,,s,. ,, "a, Il =, '.r To-, ~ ], a. ~. F. o. s. r. = q
,f"i 20 =. - m -. ''''' 'N' '
>'e -es io' m IL. s', a., ,ea r. a, ss4r . ron. ie2
~ a., =. Il; n 4 - ~ a. 81 so B., H., y a. S e,
sla9 9's % o,'. . ..es,. I,7s ~ a., s. % Go ig3 ~
q 20 - 10 od e. T a., s2 tu ~ r. s7o so~ .'"
l.. At s. b. w i,ao b Of s. -. ''' ''' u" d" -
' -, D., a IT, lin... -.,, ~, H. ~c' 10 ao
=. a. at '''
=. ~ &g-l ~ 1.,.i ,,ct 10, u a., s.
S.a. Sa = - n r. , =. !: l' ~. n ct > ea' ~ - o.,
s. 70. : COVE. i.o! ,s. ,' "s' . ' i.t.S n, at
~. Dc g. r + s ~ r.. - f. 5, o. o. g. 10 ~ ' = ::
,', d .d s' y y ~ ., y y &C., d. 80 H. 81 - o - '
a, 81 -. o' 1oi u. ~ - - .~. i,.i u, at s4as
: 4: :,:c @ H. @ at s, r.; & r d. a. i' io.s = 81 .a:s
J! .iass' a. = Gs So H. 's :, '9." - H. at '' COME
80 Il" .ii, +, - % osa a ~ 40 b. a. sag 700 ~
Al. s..' '' '"' so H. at y . l. cows
20 II Daoe &C. o,n lns ~ =, - - ID &c. +, ',3' "a r. sui f.
s..o o, 1910 n T., - r.ass a." i ~ A. ;. o.
io@ :, i i So a, % .%': s; :: b s,~s % d. ''' % at
sg N9 ,.5 r. 1 ~ :, =. - 'S Sa It, 100 70 % 49, at s..@
& =, ~ a, - 81 Io li67 No. at 81 10 . cows '"' '''
-, 81 - is io ~ at 81 80 .o 1900 H.
a" - ,, " coy" & 80 oson m iI5 r. q, s. 10 800 to 7o
n, al 81 g. ,,on 1913 ~ q, Sc 49, = do 1860 II.
s. - bun 80 'n Al - 81 ,,a head o., rhich ., head
MLcM m.gn GG%' to "sSc,1' sScd % sS ds," a
.o.nr,on stock du at last wee" p,, % i,.~ ,n,laeI
r.ngca N price $50 TO- SO g., ,. .. ,,,,.- in.
sal~. Hallenbe.k i II .l-' " Tres" ''"''
cuacd at so 10 $40 per h.a.i ,,.i -, e., each
= McCnDe s9ys at , s., to % 81 s:se rI a,a "a each
H. NJ f:wec fresh CONS at ,.s, t'sgtS - n ,, mn
Iinne s Muller: COW and CALI for 81 ,....,.
ctivEs Rcce's "a hcna q %h,9 & u n'sn ,, S' Win
va n .d ~, e@i9a D. ana n' ,o' 20 ns ,r' sol. and
cuis sod a, sios3 , ara eaYrT rola a. syns st, sa
calling A. - 2ao1sSa 81 Dre'srl caiv"- feneraly
steady except f frozen Gogrir dres+gd . '@as ., @En
coany sgl and cholcc nrfroasn @ .;eSn as al
~ l'le al.s at '7e' dressed 'ar"'aFa ana Nf''''"
c.iye. .. at . e Curtis. ., yeas iss " average at 50 per
b 3 DO !. 2: 70 ~ a." d. 81 lo = n %' a, 's g & % s' a. s. :, b.
o. 81, 10 :, ~ a, 81 led calves ~ H. at -, q
@nya 49, ~ is lo m %eas @ - 70 20 n at IS 5o 90 do i2a b.
IL DO ~ ~ I g - = e At as s. 2 do TO- q q T. T. Si
s. s. At s. ,',y: y'.r%; : g, Sa "a
gm IS M N''sn Ga l:i NJ a, S. d. ls N a, s.
1a25. 2si ',s lss n r. at a, s. S. 49, '' 49, u"
30 m a ST. DO ~, y, II at o, g @ - - 'a'"Ya'd calves
e. DenIack 10 yeals l'i . i a. s' ~, ~ 49, Sf S.
q 20 ss;2srd ss "a i0 cas loo 10 go ~ at s., yeariins h.
~ ~ 80 ,,. . .,is ,.o - a s., I do 100 N, AZ
NJ Collins; +" '"@s " a. hsTnyarl ID" :sio
aola
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
proposals.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS Of
W THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA. Washington. IAN
uary - 1896 -'Uang, Sp"cincaton for Pumping Sn,
.ne Specifications for Pumping tnslne anu
iuers motto. fl r0p0sals which advertised -
the undersigned 10 lsHJ changed 10y on'
Ting paragraph thereof the words; N wn.Yn ,ne
Length of sfoA- H. y sit.ye and interchangeable JOHN W
ROSS GEORGE fRt'FSllEIL. CHA@. +. POWELL"
Commissioners of the Disrct u Columbia.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
DEI IACKAWANNA AND WESTERN IL. IL
stations in New-NOrl.. foot Or barclay and
ChrtstOphcr streets. ....
vEsTIByLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET


Direct NtNA ARk. BisOOMf iEl, ~
Ridge MADISON. Morristo%n passae Pat, % s:n' bf;a
sI9@nSSPs NGWaoS 1Se,tssswn sooiNi
WATER GAP. srROu DsBu RG rSeono MoShi iSlrs. an
sGkANr9SSS fITTsToNS MONTH"; EllhbaEi;S bMsEiS Nom.
,osr fBINGhAMroN, OXFORD. No,RRMlcH i1st wae,'
Vile UTICA RicHFiEIlI-p, III sr,;yFFGSS nvFFS EIniRH
coRNING BATH pANsyIi.l,En r. BnFFnI0 d, snr All
points WEST NoKTHWEsT AND son =, rs1cin., ri
1:aC A. ~BlNGHAMToN NAIL stops at prihc'p~
,oc A. 0SM-BuFFALo. SCRANTON. B5NSCHIAsMToMA
UiIcA MGHsgLLp dN srRaNGnS nsrei psI1r ca., cen:
nect Al Buslo train 10Y SheaS9 ana p''nts ws
90 r. M-SCRANroN. wILKEsbARRE ana ElMiHA
EXrKEss fs,HsHN Brafi rMafRREsBA Ri:s and PYM-
IVY OF I'll EXPRFss. Pullman Bufet faror earss ,
49, s.kAH4oN n IrrBalSNsaiia rBalSNsaiaA%roS rSS' EMIkA
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping ns,, a., oonaee's -
buffalo with train f1r chicago an, IyTnS yrsS RINGHAM.
S''v T6N rrIcX SYRACUSE and oswEGo ENPREsA
pgIlm@S bS1s' Nn PSI1gIfMtN ACCOMMODATIONS at u
prS place 40 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations 941
proadwsy shay eos is,ss s "a % Ws,,
100 Rroadway Time tables giving full nfor'
check baggage from hotel residence destination
. nvrRr,sEMENrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FoR
n,yrp ThE the uPTowN oFficE No. l2ia Brssd-
way "a door north ot css snd m Fys,s
rour.h,,ve fouTissn,hs $50 $50 TSasys .cs
cor ,es io6 West
it2 Columbus 80 Avenue A: 1.s23 Thrd:aye esf
s rv 90
and twelfth and One hundred and thirteenth SIS.
AZ the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East One hundred-an1.
Vest Oae-hundres nj twenty -hftN.
~ ana 900 West hundr fifth ST. up to
D. m.. Ct regular ONCE rates
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

finest white and colored nrm al 4os Taow PRIME v'..
uIi A, 2is ID otonseed oiLiverpoo rehhea s,eany NJ
~ a. SHIRTS OF turpenne dun at 2ls I'd Ros,n-coi
mon steady at OIL. wheat No red winter hrii a. os
ia Nn Northern spring firm at 5s 5d. Flour 81 LOUIS
s,rrv ainter firm at Is 3D. Corn-Mixed western spo,
new arm AZ IS - id. January easy at - 2d reprearS
at ID. March easy AT 3s 3.d HOPS a' i|'"''
Pacific coast steady AT irnoos
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

poston Ian s-"Thc American Wool and cotton re
,orar., viii say tomorrow The sales this week nave
amounted 10 1900 n Of which Isis 500 10 were 90
rnc.r The sales In the corresponding peou OF Is'o
jl $50 10 There fair demand for DOM uo.s a, ~,
and foreign wool and the market from every pom %
view Is strong II was ON the iast uaS vi ''p'e
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
,,., u,pt,ETs-DY TELEGRAPH

pu0aio Jan s-Cattle-Receip's 2.io head total & tSr
i'uIi.,, ,Ius far time last week. ,SSs'
dnr dnrs,sned through 90; to New-Yo,k $40 on sale ~
..nsls ,eued firm FOR anything good anl raj, bus
M"IN ~ lower. closed firm for good butchers hogs,
ecpls ssc head total I9r the wecs nhs hrr5 I
10 York 3 900: sale 100 Mafke openda enc besyy
70 - s,rnnp advance. Mediums anu ne
ns S 10 yorkes and pigs. 81 loas4 le Toushs ~ -'~
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
EUROPEAN PRopUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan. s-3:s5 p. m.-Beef-Extra India moss
firm at rs Cd prime hrm. at BIS I'd. Pork-Prine
mess Western nne, Los: DO medium firm, at sos
iiams-short about IA TO 10 fb hrm at S9s Iaccn-
rmberln nd cut ~ 30 H. rrm at 2ss short rip
about 25 NJ nri 27s Cd long clear mddles about 20 H.
arm at 2s long short clear ni1dles about 90 i nrn
~ os Shoulders IL Is NJ steady at 2Os Lard
Prime Western spot steady at 2Ss Cd Cheese-Amerlcan
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
GtcaMbcnle.

DOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND fOiNlo
ID vi, sorNp LINES WEEK DAYS oNLf .
FALL. RIVER LINE via Newport and Eau Nv u "o'"
- I,et Is y H. foot OF Murray-st, al l.. W. M,
.tsD~ iyGrOZ LINE. via S'On!ngton. from Nsw f'er
az n r. one block above Canal-s at S;OO r. "
LINE, IL ndon. from Pier so ~ w.
next Desbrosscs st. at b::So H. VI
AZ EW HAVEN-FARE. 81; Excursion. Si.oO-
N steamer RICHARD PECK leaves Pier 20 T. n, -. =
teu~ SUNDAYS excepted. arriving In time tor traih
=, W.riden Hartford Springfield &c Freight steamer
leaves L. II.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

Holiday ..,
,or TIE current quotations being lac for RIO NO spot
~, 10 = demand for mild coffee Is
an 10 |ye note sale Of 800 bags RIO No on spot
q nd offered az l3i2c. cost ana
80 az the mild grades 400 bags Maacal6o sold on
private terms. -. today and closing bids the
,,ss1,cus night and last year follo": -, ,..
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
chl..so Ian sThc leaaInr fulurcs ranged as foIoN'

c,sh oa.tafl.r. were ns follows Flour hfmer. with
gao,ab., At ioe>1 . ia wr sef Wheat, pacn' e >.s
ra,o, Dler, s.ass@ r ~ 81 sogs %, is .,.ss; e.
winter wheat 81 ioasa 80 ia wra r. hr"r 81 2'ns2 20
,n,4i a-.lai. ~. lei - -.9d3,,r ~ corn -. , "a
y, 0nsseed a2r3 p.iD- tiusr' -e"i. 50 80 80
m. pork rrt m 50 ''g''' =" ~ . ns - 700 w. '' - ,.g ia
saull.s- b,Sc s. aopS' - short lear s'"' ,n"N, D.
~ ~, 90 81 = Sugar. ca oa, s'7s re M F'epala,a
s. T. pe, tn s"nt'rd a 50 rer o: i.ns..d "' ,~
4s'' ss @ ,asso, S3o ''T ss. .'' & s'.1s'' .a"s 'ie6
quiet arm - red 49, y ''c. mixed o" ao No
lev s'' ~ N' o3,, "trr arrer ~ vhr @ic Fork
rcuye. fim. mess SO clear mes $40 - iani,l,
,ien sale. - 2cas5 y Bacon oa,c shoulders Sc
ooc shor, rih .ic- 5,.c. loose .hor clear sides o.
more active Loose ,houldere. 9 loose short rb- iic
oe 'n9r' ca, Sides t q. 'SSra SSyrs r":1 at 81 %0 "
Milwaukee, Jan. ; Wheat opened s. higher ana a.
y. moro today Mny 2ened at "l, I,' -
"' re, s,cad' 70 Sor,hcrn 80 saGor. NJ Norihsrn
pr1es man nominal on bas. Of s. 25qSa 10 for m
wheat patents In wo"i ys -four wgar al al g f
sockcd bran s. 10 for STANDARD mdlnEs and so - ''
white
o-day The A. lower than yesteris> Ihe ni :,
so % eT s'rS'ss ta s7e o.ei cash S
Norhern sold ahoa, ''g "IgsI 90 %orhern s,d at
SS0a5ic No scld At 3!45iAc nn ,rs.r, ,rscE ~ ~
h,tI - -
rour .tsadv AT 81 9bas3 10 patents. 81 i3rS2 ~ n'E
f,l,r, n,u,flon 20 hh-. ahipnents. IS,1Z nDs
MN sunn bulk bran. SO -. shorts quoted - '""N'
rh.ladeluhla Jan. S-Flour Market ruled hi"i N'ut
ug,i offerings nom the mills ana price IA s""'
heil further advance ~ Jli 10 hh Wheat MAJ
krt ,,u with Itl" change IN prices Cables srn"i" d.
t,tfc orr.r hr foreign demand continued light Con
t,n,, ,.h.,t January 6sNGs sc; February "'t""
ulrch 70a7oiic: April. 7o-r'ic. corn Mark'i 'or oi
and about lc higher demand lgl No nlkon Ja,n
,rv s.i.@13..c. FEBRUARY 13t.T1ic. March. tI3A.
ANN M. a3ii, oats Market firm. prices nd.
vanced i,qc The rise restricted business IN ear "'s anu
little disposition trade In futures No WHIT jan"
ary and February 2ii.N2ifc March, 24,sg2"''c Attll.
?4tQ25llc Eggs-Fresh sioc' scarce ani nrm: Wrswrn
nrsts 2sn 2Gc Sugars Refined quiet ana rnch"hsei'
other articles unchanged.
ST Louis Jan s.-rlo1r unchanged Wheat IoWei
Janlarv h5i.c. May I?s,c. july. Jsi.c com hlsh'i
January 90 May 2S.c July rs Oats ower c 's,g e. y
81 S7is old Shoulders Csc: lonSs &c '. .,
ribs 55.c clear sides sc. Larl-Prime steam - ~
rhnic. si 40 )r, s,lf meats Shoulders. 5i-' lonet
lc: clear ribs i7,c: ~ar sides 5c High wines steady
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
CENTRAL RAILROADd NEW.JlRSEY

CAnthracite coal used eAcLsN NelyD
-Four Tracks. Automatic IIock s.gnals.
on and a.ter November ~, lr'J
Trains leave station foot II Liberty ~ a.
For Eas,on Behletrn Allentown. Mau,h rn,nlS ScA
4So ~ go gi:!' 70 Eas'9n, ~ v '5o nssyS ~
4:3o C7:I5 Easton a. NJ. 100 $50. Goo r. 81 =,
For WllNesbarre. Pi'tston and seant.n $40 \. Me-
lS For ssns 30 tso a. 70 y pf's s5s o ' 30 o 10 o
100 @sc s;ao dc9 r 81. is;i5 nisd' =, 40 ia
400 300. 545 ? NJ. l2:i nigh. auniays l:oo ''"''
600 p N. 1913 night. . . ..,o sco
s:io A NJ llo i:3o s:30 p NJ SUNDAYS. $50 NJ.
~" =" ALr.RAIL ROUTE.
pss3ah rS5 hs' 4s 9s@S sis 'i s 30 a. M D Is ~
e:i5 p. NJ. suldays Scspt ocean Grove and As-lS
'1''' FOR LAKEWOOD.
Ba, F2r farmias1s's i3 Is \ rs iS
F9r Atlantic ry. Nineand and Biidse'o"' 4'4' \ 3D.
For M5Snoph Eeah seaprghs ard u Hsniana i 5 % P's x
Sundays '.0' ROYAL 10 Blue LIgE.
To PHILADELPHIA, bALrl&OkA AND
For Philadelphia week days; i:3o s0 20 ?'' ,Try,iyl
Fafior Io ''nnS Ga1j 80 sG' 500 DaiSs i goo Z A
tt7s1 A. u. 80 100 800 900 d'iHins c"n p. NJ
For Batmore and washinson week days So" 10, io'Vo
1890 Dining carr \. NJ. e:3c $:%l 3" ~ nin
,'ar1 p NJ I2i5 right. sunday. 1000 l;}!, DE
can A. NJ 23O. oVO. GU iL'hhs '@' = -'
sks': and ,a % s:d. a. si i9 be I5 F'i@s @ y
r., Gih AT. 81 Fast IAN - =. ~: ~ r 81, so Z,
West i25n 81. 25i columbus A. : ~-Y''i, QUIT ~
sra Futon 81. Hrookl}n. 81 l rtA'N. w "a Lev /,
tn. New-York Transfer - mp1ny ~ ,-" ~ "'' '-''N 4
from q
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through leave lV.n, 4JJt stldlse.S-s.'
follows minutes earlier il..n Nes -bist.'
O.nl: 4. vi. .-NrstDuei ENpe.s DaAy tr M1Neiy.
C'VO B.nghamtOn. E.mira, BuhalO. bddtO.d, JdLles
town Mcadyl.le and the West iaily. car -
Buffalo go ,- -
S.On A.. M.-Vestbued Limited Daily sold tram ID!
-S'sDO Chicago, arrives 'ieNr..io
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-02-07
COttOnsCOOd Items.

Cutting ice at the packing house.
Ground hogs day set the weather
prophets to prophesying six weeks
more of cold weather.
On Saturday afternoon Miss
Hazel Tannatt entertained a few
of her little friends in commence
ration of her fifth birthday. A
jolly time is reported by all. Those
present were: Misses Edna and
Rosa Durham. Hattie, Winnie
and Abbie Nichols, Eunice and
Maud Turner, Master Arthur and
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-02-07
Short.

Roy Anderson, and = Short.
Not vacant dwelling or bust
ness house in town and more to be
built as soon as the weather per-
mits.
A society of Christian Endeavor
with Rev. Gregory us president,
Miss Helen Anderson, vice presi-
dent, and H. Taylor secretary, was
organized this week.
A Ladies Aid Society is also in
process of organization. AS near
ly as we can learn the officers are
not yet elected.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-02-07
KeMfcrHiiLe Items,

Kemtcrcitte items.
BORN.-TwO miles east of Keu-
terville Jan. 26, 1896, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Forsman, a daughter.
Anton Backman returned from
Genesee with freight yesterday.
He reports the road in bad shape.
The church society contemplate
building new church the coming
summer.
Lawrence and sons are logging
for the shingle mill.
There has been quite an cpl
demic of cough in this neighbour
hood the past few weeks.
Don't forget the ball in Grev-
ings hall Feb. II.
Keuterville, Feb. 4, 1896.
d. M. Nulty, editor of the Ro-
salia Reporter, passed through
town Tuesday with bag, baggage
ard all the paraphernalia of the
printing office of the Reporter, en-
route for Nez Perez City, Idaho,
where he will establish a paper at
that place.-Oakesdale Sun.
The Kendrick Times saws:
"Things are getting on swimming
ly at Nez Perez City, as most of
the town is under water. There
are about forty inhabitants, some
of whom are residing in tents. The
town has two stores, and dame
rumor says that a hardware store
is stuck in the mud between that
point and lewiston"
Since the Statutes of Idaho were
revised in 1887, there have been
four sessions of the legislature, and
new constitution adopted on the
admission of Idaho to the union,
all of which have materially alter
ed the written laws of this state.
The 18th Territorial legislature
passed lS acts amendatory to the
Revised Statutes, the first state
legislature passed 80, the End 81
and the last 80, besides numerous
other changes made. The SUI
preme court has rendered the de-
cisions constructive of the mean.
ing of some 300 sections. Anno-
tations of all legislation and de-
cisions, which any wise affect or
cOnstrue the Statutes, will be fur
nished you, gummed and per-
forated, all ready for attaching to
the margin of the codes for 1926.
Address orders to the Pocatello
Tribune. Pocatello, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-02-07
RiUerside Items.

RiUcrSjGte Items.
Mrs. p. l.. O'Bannon is quite
sick. Mr.. OBJ. was out at Grange
vile Monday for doctor.
Riverside is still on the boom on
a small scale.
Trade is fairly good.
Joe Surridge's baby has been
been very sick but is now improv-
ing.
The literary at the Surridge
school house is getting to be quite
entertaining as well as instructive.
The bridge store is getting in
more goods.
Judge Beede has settled down to
business and can now be found
building fence.
Riverside bids fair to be the COM
ing town.
Harpster, Feb. 3, 1896.
Lake Items.
Farmers have commenced their
spring blowing in dead earnest.
Harrison johnson lost his en-
tire herd of cattle short time ago
from drinking too much cold
water. Those cold water advo-
Gates will please take warming.
Mr.. Jarrett has been under the
medical care of DR.. Turner of Cot
tOnwOOd for the past few days,
but at last report he was getting
along nicely.
The literary continues to be the
attraction in this burg. The
national banking system will be
wrestled with tomorrow night. A
query box is an interesting feature
now.
Day & Bunnell will shortly put
a pump in the well at the school
house.
Cy Lee is talking of returning to
Iowa this spring.
district is offered for good wagon
and team.
A masquerade ball is talked of
at Knighten's hall for the Goth.
The ladies are to debate the SER
want girl question at next weeks
literary.
A good many of our people are
talking of going to the mines next
summer.
The populists are talking of
neighbor Stewart Cor commissioner
at the coming election. If they
elect him all bills that get through
will be meritOriOus ones.
Cottonwood Items.