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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

arrive, Buffalo o:5o p ~ Pullman ves,lbul. Day
co,chr. and Parlor DlnngCar service Meals ~
err, CONNECTS a, buffalo win through sieepes 10
.i2,,O. 1, 100 r. u daily for EAsToN. MAOCH
cH XIX WIKI ESBARRE. SCRANTON week days.
piTTSToN and coal branches Chair Car to Much
Chunk =, ., .. su,d., ~, wrrXEs.
pappF' plTTSTOE, RANTON. AMI principal inter-
mediate stations for all points IN the coaI ~
rlons Pullman Buffet Faror Car 10 -" ..kesOl'Fe'
.i,SO :3U e. daily. except sunday .or MAuCh
CHI Nix and intermediate stations char c.r u Lns,oh
sa.sO 5;I, + VI. sundays only) for MAUCH CHuNk
md intermediate stations r.crov
$3.50. $40 i. NJ. d5iy kept sunday iot EAo'o'
and prnclpal intermediate sa, ,.,.c,p.
.G:5O. ItOO p II daily for BUFFALO. NlAGAhA
FAI..s ana all points West Pullman sleeper ysstsas
- 10 s,OO T. NJ daily. except sunday stopping only
a. s sSM Tn, NK IAYRE. GENEVA. ROC HESTER.
nHTsVfA DUFFAIO AMI TORONTO Pullman sleeper
for buffalo Nore but Sleeping car passengers carried
No iaggas. carried ..r-n.,,- ,-,,
:" $50 300 p II e8lv tor WlIKEsRARRE. fTH'
AGA GENEVA ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO NIAGARA
FAILS ari all point. Wes'. Pullman sleeper 70 l,hacs
cnai local trains daily. except sunday tor soCT
IIlrSI.IFID BOUND BROOK and Intermediate pol MS
i.s,. ns follow. ~ $50 1000. 1880. 'lO-O lO:O
sundav, oniy1 A. N. '2 20. . 80 '+3o. $40 and 'c2
no J.. NJ ,., =. 90, ~, -,
a. al and ! 323 pr'atwav 81 r i4h ST. 1856 e i25h
., ,9T Dovrry y s6p Fulton St. Court ST.. W
p,o,dvsv ard BROOKLYN Anr-y Br"ok!yn
Transfer Co Will cnll for and check baggage from
hote, or residence through 10 Destination
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS

,,..,,ool May 4 1 p m.-coiton-Spo- Modrrai" de
nani. prices lower American midd'.ng, ar 10
va ,'s ffng 2 ~ -32G od ordinary. 5'.d. ordinary.
Ia ne sa.cs -. the dan were sec" ral's 4 which
y ~ -, sp.culat1n and export. and lccluic!
~ .Dr'an Receipts 1890 bales al! am 'ri.tr Fuule-
am. ,,ic, win demand and olr~d qrir;
~, .,cndy: American Tniad.ing, ~ c. NAV.
20 ga buyers: May and June - 80 huyrs jrie
' y, "a sellers. August "nd SeI,emher 80 eif'
o., Ga so,lsts october and Noyem9"r = - 2 -J-Gd
siIt-s November and December - 'f ~ sd hu, -
r,h av ana February. :e-C4d. ss.e's February ani
warnh cs-CiG. buyers
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RAILROADS..
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York foot OF Chamoert Sss
Is follows and nve minutes earlier from West Z5o-N.
900 A. M.-vestibuied Express daily for Bnghsmsocd
Wavery. Eimira Buffalo bradford Arrive DvnAao eN"
7. u Isrlor 10 Buffalo M.
200 II. M.--vestibuled Limited fast neil Daily. eoai9
train for Chicago. arrives Cleveland $40 A. Chicssv
j.. H. slse2es to Chicago. Cleveland and cincinnau-
Dining Car.
1870 r. M-Bunsio and Cleveland vestibuled Exprcss
Daily, Buffalo :16 A. NJ. Bradford Ill A. M
Jamestown 700 A. NJ Cleveland 1880 ?. n. sieepers to
Buffalo ana Cleveland making direct connections 'or ~
St4S p. M.-So,d tran 70 Chicago. Sieeper 70 ho'-
nHlsville. Chicago and Cincinnati Dining car;
fJNICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PI LiAMAN
accommodations at III. Ii3 POI. loi and ~. srSsS-
o., Chambers and West 2sd-st. ferries New.f2rk ~
and $50 Fon-et. o. Broadway. Brooklyn ZVo haason-
Co calls and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
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WEST SHORE RR.

Trains leave icl 81. S;st.or y. =, as follows. and
Is III. earlier rom loot Franklin St:
1913 \. NJ Bsly Tor Albany, Utica. syracuse Eoehes-
ter buffalo. Niagara Falls Fort Wayne. Toledo Cle'e-
land and cnlca.l.
C,jo T. NJ Daily for Albany Montreal Utica. Syracuse
Roc.o.,sr EuNAio Magma Fai.s. Toronto Detro;.
,'cv...n nj ,ricsgc md -. Louis.
S:f5 T. pailY for Albany. Utica. Syracuse, Roches
ter Buffalo. Niagara FAILS Toronto. Detroit, Cleveland
Chicago and 81 Louis
Zine tobles at principal hotels and offices.
L. L LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. New York
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

I,vcy3,a May 4-Cl0s.rF-N hcst-Spct nrm No
red Nort..rn spring. i0. Lorn-splt hrm: American
M, g. new. 3D. Beef ?rm: shita India mess 7G 81:
prirne PORK NTm. prime mess. nnr Wcri~' a..
i.s prime medium Western Us I'd Bacon dun.
Inc clear rldllas - - n. SIS 81: short clear
racks 10 70 n. SIS Cd ne clear miidles hssst ~
~ a. 10 SIS 60 f.srd--Prime Western firm sos 30
-, iow-Irime city firm, 2is. Cotionsecd oilIlverpoo.
rsnned strong 3D. TurpentineSprits steady 27s Cd
Ios.n-Conmon strong. % I'd.
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OCEAN SIenmers.

MUGTGI GIEHGlNM llWWD.
FAST EXPIRES SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH LONDON. BREMEN; - =,
kaiser wilhelm der crosse TUESDAY May 10. 10 A. NJ
Lain. . Tu MAJ l.. noon IA. d q June :. A NJ
X Friedrich NAV % eAM. Lain. In, June - 20 ~
Trste. Tu M, 81. 10 A. 81 r.. FreirchJu June y. A. NJ
CHERBOrRG. PARIS. BREMEN .
HAvei. Sal MAY 20 " Sales June u, 10 A NJ
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SEKNICE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN. .
p-.men....... .............. Thursday MAY 5. p NJ
Friedrich Ger .Thur'day. Msy 10. T. NJ
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA.
Fui,a ... Nay :. j. " Nrfra.... Nav Is. 10 a. ~
Ems ..... Ma H. 10 4. " Kai. VIM II. .June P
Aier ...... MAY Il r VI Fniia June II 10 A N
OTIIlCHS & co. BOWLING GREEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05

,savannsh MAY Spirits turIentne firm sale l'5o
tSls receipts Sol i3lsi nrui. sa.es. 80 his T.
csi3's 2les We qno.n: A. u - - Z. 81 10, 7. 81 u
G. 80 II X. 81 - ~ 81 20. y. 81 Cj. " q. 81 'O
London. May s.-Turpcat ne Spirits. rs I'D
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LEHiGH VALLEY SYSTEM

stations FOOT Of 30 81, penn r. r.. Cortandt Of
DssDTOsSrs 81.
.rndicates Tine from West .3d 81 Other figures snow
tim. from t-ortandt DesDrossee ST. 49,
"a 10 q 20 ". daily Sunday '643 A. ND Tor
rAsTOS and intermediate stations. -,
- 200 S:fa NJ. daily for NlLkESBARHE sShAn-
TON week days, ITHACA PENt-NA,, NO. hESL ~ ~
pi.rrATO NIAGARA FALLS and the West and prnci-
ri ,ac,i n,lrfs dining car and chair 10 Buffalo
81 10 IL :OO daily except sunday
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BALTIMORE L. OHIO

Leave New York. Whitehall Ie'iThaI soutn Ferry -"
foot OF Liberty street.
CHICAGO q 30 a. M. 600 o. m and 'i2:i5 night
,PiITssIRn :,S. M tss, p M .,s 800 p I" and
CINCINNATI. sT. LOUIS. 1000 a, m. 'o3S m.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE t7:3S. 1000 Dinef?.
eli 80 a m Diner. dner1 t3.2J (Diner). 400
ODner) - 50 3. and 'l2 10 night.
NORFOLK. III 30 a.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper. 'i35 p m.
All trains are Illuminated with Pntsch Light. 49,. .
Of1ces 1l8. i72 2ei. AZ l2s< Bdway. 81 r. ltxn-c..
1877 Bovery y. Y. $780, 34i Fulton-s. BROOKLYN WhtS-
hall Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or s'en's
TO destination.
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Furnished Gonscs 10 Cet-Counirn

N''~'."'~~>'NN~
- W.NAED<TrK.-C furnished. II
y modern imYr.ss vents hiSh rrolnd; grand View =
and shad- stari~. station;
ear, s,r ...s.u OVvNf H. Boy l.. Tribune Once.
y>IpNrsIIEr COTTAGE, ~ miles down Leg Island.
- t0uy I:sa.n to tie !. i'onls.
nh ,.uy -, shade and pilz as baths bathing pnc
G.ii, For l,sCr;ton a.. photo add css NASSAU. Box
IiilIn. once
with spain makes II undo
sumner at The scashore nr
u.s5ns .rsdlng the scauc an VIII &c; inJ!e Lcn~
g., tr me cAln., obtained 10y renting furnished
".,t,gr al saIat1ra. Fgned matter ana Particulars Ok
iJ.s'tt,R BROTHERS. heai Estnte Brokers. saratoga
rlflrss. y.
r,,n Rent RAILWAY. y J.-FGrnished House rooms
1 .rd oath and imrr,'"Ments s@o one ouch from
lion Penn. trains daily ana house ~ II
rooms all mprov corner Jaques and Maple ave-.
rr.t-c.ass location $50 month AMI immediate posses
.on and a Of II rooms improV ements arse gar
den 81. and house = room ana stab'e win N".f
Railway. y.
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feaoins 4oteis ano Restaurants.
This list appears every Sunday Tuesday and Thurs1ss
WHERE TO DINE.
For Information crcuars etc. Of any Hotel Of Rsseas.
rant below call or address (send stamp
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
81 Fifth-ave. New-York.
Ale, n eaus L. Carte; Tdh.. Table dHots Dimes.

6J Fifth-ave. NeWeforks
Ate. nsans A L. Carte: Tdh.. Table dHots Dinnes.
DELMONICO'S.......S 9th Ave. & <4th ST. IL easta.
NEsTAURANT MARTIN. Ale. Tdh. SL2s
UNIVERSITY PLACE AND 9TH STREET.
DREyOORT House Ave 9 ST. Ale. Tdh. III
BREvOORT House Finely equipped rssaurant
BREvOORT House Cnexceiied Tdh. concert sundays
LEON FLOURET6h-ave& lsh. Aic, Tdh. 81. - Music,
GAZZO. .S0th-st. Bway. Tdh.. 81 torchestrss
THE MARLBOROUGH...... .Bway 3'th-st Ala
Tdh breakfast coc: lunch. Soc. dinner. VI
sUANLEY's. Bway led st A Ia carte DinnseA
SfANLEY'S. Bway 4 soth-st. After Theatre SvpDese
sHANLEY's. ash-ave. a o3d-st. } Full orchsstrs.
NOU0UIN'S. } ~ Ann-st.. I43 Ful,on-sA A 10 carte
MOUQUIN'S. Knicksrbocker Cottage eth-avs 18Th
NOtoVIN's. )For.gn wines a speciality. Open q a.
HOTEL HUNGARIA. ITdh. Lunch. ~ 10 D. ~. -
4UNION so EAST. Dinner. $3.50, 75c. WI wtns ".
ZANGHERrS. II Eas, 2od- st. Tdh.. 81. with VIVA
METROPOLITAN REST. .B'wsy 77th Ale. rdh. ID.
THE HUNGARIAN RESTAURANT. Boulevd Cafe.
On SECOND AVE. No iss Ale. Tdh. Gypsy Band.
Al CHAT NOIR.1 SOL W. Bway. Soc. Tdh. with vine
s. CHAT N9IH IP2Tn 8; y ss,s Tu Ho; srrP ss;c
Az CHAT AOiH. Ale. Tdh. Lunch 60c Din 70. MUSIC
LUCHOW's GERMAN REsTAtR RANT Ito Ei+tn-s.
WIEHLs. East i%th-st 10 eartes
HOTEL MINOT .I9eth-st. q sth-ave. Ale. Tdh. 20.
PEPPERS. Eas, i+,h-st. Tdh and Ass.
REST. DE PARIsss Unv,y PlAic, Tdh. .ooc.. WI vine
ST. NICHOLAS Hotel b way adj wsshPl Aic =
NEW YORK HOTEL. .eeS Broadway. Teh 300.
JACQllN's 81 W. 26th-st. Ale. Idh, o0c
HOTEL VIENNA. Iof w. 4sth-st Tdh. with wine, ooa
AGASSIs REST. ZIG University Pi Ale. Tdh 90
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
rop rnlLAptIrIIA. nAIrlMoNs ANp wAsH!Hc-

FOR PHILADELPHIA E e.; iNo''S An" ""'"''"-
Prov .oot 0 Liberty 81.
Week tnv. ,3c so 1000 ~ 3" i'.nins Carr. A. NJ.
W ~ - 90 rtn ny Car) 800 p NJ. l. - rtt sus
s,x. 40 1000 Oi'ao Dining car. a ~ zoo Is ol
-, ~ l,fenhia week DAYS 800 4 NJ, 20 400 go
20 p%n = suuAays; 300 \ N f,M p ";
w..k Jaw. 10. IS So so - EOS . 20 9:%s.
~ ~, 40 200 ..15 25s > p. - ; 81. +25
~. :. s.as ',5 G.io. G26. d'3 80. 80 SIS.
80 100, II 20 81. roo M Y g. 90 10 800
a.'a 40 As 3%5 600. $50 10 80 VIZ V''s'
n ~ y NJ - Is ndi.
Tet,s AMI gari Gag seat. q fo"i q ' 500 81
y.v az C'h Az - Lss' i4ih s., l'S E.st I2sth St:
30 -, 6, 500 I-ulrn Dro oklyn os Brosdwsy VIII
,,si,~g TO 7. Transfer Co. VII cal Tor and ehec.
,.rrage from hotels residences q Ges,ina''o;.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
An,nrscte coal used exclusively
rour rack Automatic Block signals.
etatons in New York foot 81 Liberty ST
am South Ferry. whitehall St.

Stations in New York. foot u Liberty 81
am South Ferry. whitehall 81.
Train. leave foot Z Liberty -.
on ana after Apgl ~. ls9s
70, ras,on Re.hlehem Allentown. hauch Chunk. &C
90 *. 10 NJ Ge 20 VI TO Eas,or). l.30 tip p
rs,cni s,,5 u 20 Eas'on, p v suniays !'3o
{; 'oo 70 Eas,on). a. NJ. TOO. 80. Goo p NJ - a.,
F,r WUkesharrs p.'-ston. MD Sc anton <'oo e.lV A.
NJ 20 p NJ sundays. 4 81 A NJ 80 80
FOR Reading ard Harrisburg a 400 80 sVo y ~
rcac II 90 10 Reading. NJ. 20 eco =" to Kese
missh, sunday. 80 ~ 80 to Reading A NJ. LOO
600 T. NJ. IL: night.
Tr sSnbary Lev .hurs. and wl,!smsport a; 90 so,.
o 10 A ~ 100 900 F. NJ sundays $50 A. NJ 90"
r. n AII.-RAIL ROUTE.
vOp rO.C; BRANCH. OrEfN GROVE, &c
For Red Rank Long Branch. Asbury Park Ocean
I Ic Is Rca 1 p1at onM % M 80 -; 90 Red
~ Int.rlsken ior Asbury Park and Ocean Gr9ve) 900
GOi' Red Bank r Ga ihAI%EW OoD.
IN 40 10 n : NJ l.i5 $40. 40 IS 80 Saturdays
ssv' 70 " sunlays 1913 \. ".
For Tons Riyer na5nesa' rar. snG Lsrness; +:ao
~ n,n,c cay Vlne!snd. and ritseton, 80 A. ~
- - J. NJ n,,ou,h R.acs scabrght and Highlands -
xsv.snk 40 80. 1870 4. NJ. 30 las AIS. 40
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Railroads,
RAILROADS..
NNSYLVANIA
h RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.

Il RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of IVES, Twsnty-thrd street and pes-
brosses ana Cortland streets co-.,.-s,
srees i minutes later than that given beo" f0F
$50 4. VI. FAST MAII.-Pull:nan BUFFET paror Car
New OK 10 rt,sburg. Sleeping car fi'sou's 10 I'M
s." TAf GSa rls5slaPS
cpSrmen .eSNr rnr smdsns ana 66serys
,on cars. Tor cfi,aeo c.eSe,and. Toledo Cincinnati
80 z d Haq':sS 4 &xb III u LOUIS EXPRESS
$40 T.. Il. WEsTEHN EXPnrss~For cleveland Chi
40 y. VI. sorrfiHrsrIF:a,SY; ExpREss.-For Pits
s9f cir,'nnai InlsnaIolis 81 LOUIS p,.,nrc and
ctica-o Gonnects f1r C.nyoi,ni excep sa,urtay
SO" =. MAIL AID EXPREss-P Pullman P Bun
' WAsnixGIo> AND lnE SOUTH.
10 ~ 32f 30 .binirg can. 1870 Dining carr n n
1850 100 800 Congressional Lin" az Psror ard
' me- isos qs 'D sa0a n 'i5 os6 HSg
D.nns c@i., ! 20 dining csr. 80 DINING car) $50
SCUTilgI.N EAiLWAY.-EApress. 20 p m. 1905 night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. 20 a m. and $50
c So o, TS& 99 M 2 n Spy
A1LAxTic CITY -i3o p. N weekday. cp.soro.'t, ana
Train Burc; pari5r cars Passenger Coach.
cAg MAyl;1o P r'f4 s day; spne.v
srce, sa ' ' go iiso a. n so 80 lilo p m
S SoasSa 81 90 lso a S'' So is G
?. Sundays 9s5 N. 3lJ ~.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
60 20 80 so $50 a2o 90 30 Penna. Limited
go Dining carr 1880 DINING Can, li.60 a y 80
80 10. go i2o 40 dining car, 40 DINING
Car, $50 'pninc carr 80. $50 = IL % night
su7iav. 10 - : ~ 80 9oo 20 ,IAm,edl. {: 20,
1870 dining car. n. N 80 dining can. $50, 4 -
Dining car. 10 Dining car. . ~ Dining carr 40
500 = u - night
Ticket hc-s. Ms fl. va, 1926 l32". III and -'l
nrpt iway Astrr House: West Twcnty-thirt street
Station: ana - Desbrosses and ''rilandt
Streets $40 Fulton street. % BNadway
AMI ptnastftana Annex station. Br okiyn. station
I.rseY CITY The S"H York Transfer 'onpany WI! All
for nod check larsags from hotels and reeldehces
through % destination.
Telephone liza Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
I,allr0Af cab service.
J. H. HUTCHINSON J II. WOOD.
General Manager
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MORNINGSlDE HEIGHTS.

go go VEST l2@RD STREET.
Fn~ Apartments ~ seven a. Irht ICONS All improve
.o-f and bot water Fine location.
Keats moderate Apply 20 owner. or tie premises
OVERT SrME%TS and suhscrip,or- fo- Tho Tribune
y received a. their Uptown Once. No :4c Broades
north = Ilf' - until . 0r. ok advert
rr~Yf- rcertrd the following branch or~es regular
Office rates until o'clock p m. VIZ "a hfr-a,e.
cns @BI ~ 1'A ave. l2tts Mays Gih-aV-
i+tn-si.. az Columbus avs near Wss' GG'h 100
4.d -f Sth ~ East lsh-s'.. 2JI
between IN ana sfh ssc' iie East 47h-si
- bowen 7H'n and 77th lu26 81 ave. near
sisf-sf.. i.sOS is'-ave S9fh On 3I-av~
49, ef ~ 80 ave- 2lo B~~cker e.. 325 H~erker-si
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WHITE STAR LINE.
80 NEW YOHh -gCEENsrOD LIVERPOOL.
pg.a-rt- ~ - ra.- H-ianrir. ..... June s. neon
Majestic 90. 81 J. Maisstc June IS noon
t;rrraric. Msy Ge.Wanc. June q n
I..forl- June noon geutculc. June % noon
H.. n.x WHITE STAR LINE Cargo and Livestock
twin SCI steamer ,NMRT,' q 30 tors having very
,Lp-Far accoHmolli. - for limited number OF saloon
ra..,rge-. VII sal from New York Tuesday. MAY Il.
l.no a. and Wednesday July q according tide from
l4-r - = 4 80 Second Cabin o. s'eefsgs. Rates $50
anl upwards
for passage teish; AMI general Information apply to
WHITE STAR LINE.
Per 40 A. So-fh River. oioe. Broadway, y 7.
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JMPMElaGN1lNMo
PACIFIC MAIL 5. s. CO.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL s. 9. CO.
HOLLAND AMERlCA LINE.

HOLLAND AMERICA LINE.
FlR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM.
VIA uDrLoGNF SIR MFR
S. s. wERKf NrAM ...... SATURDAY. May 7. 10 o. N
TIIE SEW TWfS SCREW : 3
MOT ] G@DNNl7
Ere; cabin $50 and upward.
SAILING SAT. MAY "a. 10 4. ~
r-~- comfort, superior accomnnoda lions
Appy Tor handbo.k md TO Gen. Pass Agency 80
Broadway Sew lrk.
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Cceturcs ano lileetlnss.

mn |@">( |~<>r@1>->~>c
QUARTERLY MEETING Of the AMERICAN
w INSTITUTE May 9Th, at iI5 West ssth Street q
4 O. clock r. ~ WILLIAM r PEOPLES. Secretary.
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Corn.rn ilcal Goinic for Sale.

~~~~~>~>><>> >o~~No>N(crc/ |NooDorr~<(rroN>Nr
(tOLi.EGE POINT. J.. I-FC- sale. large double
y sion. al Improvements. hanisome grounds. three
minutes Walk rom ferry. a. Wall s.. Room IS.
I OTIS FOR SAIE.-Forty i've minutes from CITY Hall.
IL via Gr.envloi Lake RAILWAY. BLOOMFIELD
NEW JERSEY High ground. fine views. sewers cfv
good ncgnbprhpi estatdishe6 MINUTES
station. very desirable place q
thosc g-ire g. New York day. lo,s 5bvl.O viii
be sid hel," their value HENRY r. pODD. Beilcvilc-
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Connirn prourrtn 60 Get.


r NAMATONE0'K .-Sriau c-ffag~. room; all i'm
~ proycm~nfs. high ground station. S35 $50
pr MONTH unfurnished OWNER Box ~ Tribune OF
hc.
ATT VERNON CHESTER HILL. $50 month: modern
vi ho''s 10 large stable. plot ioo1i0O Cut and
particulars BoS .i3 Nj N'fron. :. y
S,ILvEE LAKE IOIsE-ro rent Tot season quiet place
= , Mills frIn flllrSc. ~ foot u the Eerxshires
M J. - HAMIIN. Sharon Valley Coma
rI,O RENT THE ILNDENs FAIRFIELD. combine
l Is % SOP. / Auraciifc roIny nous" with water
y.s fulf. .allcn and stable. +. ~ Hf:EWER.
Suburban Rcll G9tate.
GENCN bontclar estate. all kinds sale and rent
~ CLARENCE r. TUBBs 5 DeekmAn New
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CLYDE LINE.
~ ALL FLORIDA PoINrs THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
~. o,iv steamer Line to CHARLESTON, s c. nd
.cKsOSVIfI.E FLORIDA WITHOUT CHANCE
superb Passenger Aeeomn .dni ms
DrrAWAHF Friday. Map Il ALGONQUIN. Tues May 10
- 4. 81 Not. 4
,sc,r.-.er Ma fsri n
Yrorn pier 20 East Ooot Roosevelt St. 2 r. 81
I,,rr pflNe .iferatur" free upon application
VIII l.. CLYDE CO. General Agents
Is wing Green y. T.
Fl, Cent & Fast r & +. Line. VIA ia ,k-onville.
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-08-18
Politics In War.

In a recent letter to the editor of
the lola Register, Col Fred Funston
writes as follows:
"People in Kansas don't seem to
understand why We are not sent to
the front, when We are acknowledged
to be the best regiment on the coast
in the matter of drill and discipline.
In selecting the regiments to go to
Manila the authorities at Washington,
and mean now the secretary of war,
pay no attention to the recommends
ton of the generals in charge of the
troops here, but are guided by the
representation of the senator's and
representatives. The senator's from
Montana, Idaho, California, Oregon,
Colorado etc., simply saw the secre-
tary of war and said that the regi-
ments from their states had to go to
the front-and they went. The Fifty
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-08-18
HEIZER NOTES.

'Bezee Tucker
G J. Filburn had sale Tuesday,
the sixteenth.
John Everett's were heading corn
fodder last week.
The Dunkards had q harvest meet
ing Saturday evening.
Henry Merhoff has been quite sick,
being confined TO his bed.
The new elevator at Heller is be-
ing built very rapidly. This is the
third one built in the last ten months
Many new buildings are being
erected this fall.
Jake Alefs is putting -upa large
granary and wagon shed.
The big dance at Warnken's barn.
Tuesday night, was we'll attended and
! a good time ls reported by all who
were present.
j w. Reinecke runs a thresher
and new top buggy nowadays
good business is worth attending to-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-08-18

Col. MARSH MURDOCH makes a
confession that sounds encouraging.
He is evidently, at heart, free silver
man, and when occasion demands, ad.
mits chat it is duty to party" that
causes him to swallow his medicine
and vote gold standard planks with
the others. Here is what he says:
GA number ofpapers are praising Jim
Troutman for subordinating con vic-
tons to duty to his party. We can
not see that his course is such q sur.
prising thing, or that he is making
an unusual sacrifice. There are thous.
auds of republicans who are sub.
ordinating their monetary convictions
to their devotion to party principles. %
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-08-18

first Iowa has been here as long as
Kansas, and the First Tennessee
nearly as long. They have had no
friends at court L am bitterly OPP.
posed to the use of political influence
in this way, and anxious as / am to
get away I will see the regiment gray
before will bore our congressional
delegation to leg for our regiment
Such business is uusoldierly While
we haye, it Is true, some inefficient
officers, the percentage is no greater
than other volunteer regiments.
Il wish the people of Kansas would
thoroughly understand this. 80 that
they might know that the Twentieth
Kansas is not kept in camp through
any fault of its own
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-08-18

E. d. Fixmer of Westphalia was in
town Saturday returning from a stay
of three weeks in Rush and Barton
counties, during which time he worked
at the carpentrs trade and in the bar
vest fields. He says the average crop of
wheat there was about twenty bushels
per acre and the price is fifty cents per
bushel. He mentioned one from there
who rented quarter section of land
and agreed to give one third of the crop
as rent. He also obtained an option
to buy the land for 50, 100 and pay no
rent if he preferred. After he threshed
aud sold his crop he had money enough
to pay the So, 100 and become the own
er Of the land which he did.-Garnett
Journal.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-08-18
ATTORNEY GEM BOYLE has scored

ATTORNEY GEN'L BOYLE has scored
victory tor the people against
the corporations. The appellate court,
in session at. Wichita last Monday,
decided the state scrip Law valid.
This means that hereafter the mining
which have been paying
the laborers in. scrip, or orders on the
company store, must now pay cash,
which will enable the laborers to buy
where they see fit, and incidentally
make them more independent of thier
bosses. Score another point
for the present state administration.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-08-18

The latest word from Mrs. Eppstein,
at Chlckamauga, is that Earnest is not
getting we'll very rapidly. His mother
has him private tent, under her own
care, and she hopes to have him we'll
enough to bring home on furlough.
Mrs. Eppstein had the misfortune to
have her grip, containing all her cloth
ing, stolen the first day she got there.
and Epp. had to send her a complete
new outfit,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-08-18

The San Diego division of the Red
Cross society of California have a car
load of lemons on the way to the fever
stricken people of Cuba. Miss Helen
Gould furnishes transportation of the
car from San Diego Calf, to Santiago,
Cuba, and it will pass through here
over the Missouri Pacific one day this
week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-08-18

E. G. Davis, south of the river is en-.
joYiDg visit from his brother.in law,
Mr.. Coffman, of Salem. Ind. Mr.Coff-
man is an ex-treasurer of Washington
county, and at present manager of q
cooperative store at Salem. He likes
Kansas. and says he has been enjoying
his visit very much. He returns home
next week.