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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
Railroaos.
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RAILROADS..



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Streets ten minutes later than that given below Tor
7So FAST SSiF.%,. ess'' p rsssr C:
s$ $AsSf$ + iaf c:sr
sol cSsss e Tss 'Sa
,.so r w. Sa'cSao ASp S' ST LOUIS EXPRESS
$50 = s';sv sri eseis %
Ts;1 IVES! Sis'dsy p-
80 fAcrF 1S'f f%pRrssTc S ana
onS'si 70, revsSIs s;spi ssHrSay nun.
o's 60 iiS Mo xSD 5''1 Ti,F souTH
m s2 iac se "a % oO!p1s ea S ~ psro'
snd Dlins cara 20 Dining Car tso nn,ngn car;
cs nm sGs 0ss t.fs G 20 i' PseS
Dining Cars, go Dining Carr. $50 Dining carr $50
sorTHERN RAfawAY-Espre.s. 40 .. M. 1905 night
ATLANTIC COAST LINg-Fnpr.s' 20 a. M and So"
SaR SL5 SSTSA 9 2gSSSsT Va
.v..;,ssIss iran. ana
guret parior Cars Pss-snger Coach. and cOmOin'a
fArn a.1s s.ssy Park s.s
s5s:. s"sss, $50 i2:c g ,.d 80
SSrdsss 20 10 40 & ESQ Ts% p and M
sundays ''i FoR K PHI PHI .DELrHrA.
elo 72o 80 800. $50 30 80 Psnua. Limited. %
ESQ 80 90 20 G,rns can. 80 Dining csr sss
ei0 500 $50 90 ESQ Glmi,edl $50 1880 lDinns
Carp m. 80 Dining Can. $50 40 DINING Cam
40 Dining Carr $50 Dining Can 7.iO. $50 2. me-
ieO5 night.
Ticket Offices Nos 4Gi ei4 1873 1929 III ana 26 Broad.
/ way Aston House West Twenty-thrd street stauon:
and stations foot ~ Desbrosses and Corana, ses
| Court Street Fulton Street. % Brsadw ana
Pennsylvania Annex Station BROOKLYN. station Jersey
| City The New York Transfer Company Will eaU tos
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
to destination -.
Telephone 57 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Ran-
= n HiiTcUINsoy r. WOOD
| General Mana1ey General Pass'r Age0ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Nov. Is 345 p. n Exchange-Cosins -,
Wheat No > red Western winter steady. Gs Id. No red
Northern spring STEADY Is pad 'orn-spo-Ame o
mixed Quiet iOisd futures steady November, l"i
December. % Sad. March. Is 6isd. Flour-St LOUIS
fancy winter steady, - Hops al London pscine COAST
frm 5sdt5 los Beef-fXtra India mess nrm. SIS ga
prime firm rs Cd Pork Prime mess' me West
ern Arm sos. prime medilm Western. arm, 4os
a. Hams Short cut II 70 10 H. steady. 33s. Bacon
Cumberland cut ~ 30 n dull s2s 81: short rib. % 20
steady a3s long clear nddles light. 20 20 81 To-
DUH long clear middles. heavy 40 10 ~ 70 dun rs
Is 10 dull 2@s clear bellies IL 70
IA 10 dull 83s I'd shouderssqusre II 20 Il no. steady
22s Iard--Prime Western steady. 2Ts Cheese-Ames
can finest white firm 43s 81. 10 coored nrn. fs ga
Tallow-Prime city hrm l9s Cd Cottonseed oii@LNser
pool i5s Turpentne Spirits strong 2es 90
Rosln-Common steady. IS 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

,r E2i'p Patent. Nx 81 ooass 80 clear; and :as
Sc S n ane ~ s6as2c pc bag 81 s5asi 20
ne hbl com steady, receipts 3oise bush steiner
Sn.S. farct siasii.c. Nos and D. 3sds3'sc Mifeed
nrm. hcan spring. 20. winter 81 .0fSlt %: mid
Xcrhcrn. 2iiic western dc Imitation. isdleo ladies'
i4c cheese firm. Northern. 9a9'4c. Western. saeao
sqna Ny T9.oi NJ ae S Sq S So IS
Winter whoa, duu " ! I'd Ia No red 7s'4c 10 2
sSdass 10 fellow a7a as: Ne corn aI,sc 80 ?
No white. 2sc. Ne ? MIXED. 2sc; No 3 mixed 27c.
harley strong. Rye quiet No , IN store BIC canal
,hicaso. Xo, is-The leading futures ranged as fol
Wheat. No .. Opening Highest. Lowest Closing
b. * g. g. g.: 81 ss. ssS"
Corr No. 2:
S S%s.T s ssSs sssss ssssss
Nav ''......... s59. 81, sa'aaaS. AN
s e; ..:.. :ss g. a; s asssss
n.c.nse T '".' - nss'. .ss. T@e gss2sn
i Kan ... ..... soT,. Si2h oo7h Si2s.
Lard per 100 NJ:
R 9:s:s3; ...,... 49, :ss ::sss~ f.
J ns,s%seF ~ .:.;s'' 20 ~,
s.e go'.'ss,S o, So S F So , syD s Ne
az 80 Yellow corn sa9s2.o No Ssts , go
2si,c. No > rye. Sic W barley. + o b. Sdishc. No
nas,rc odisc prime timothy s-e 81 ~ mess pork per
So o a' 1, 10, d Sssd "9 .Soa iSSr,
hoxcdl - 37'sdst 20 shcrt clear sides doxed s. 5f
sngaf.. cut loaf unchanged On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady ereAmsr's' i+g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
WEST SHORE K.K.

T,aIn. I..va ErunklIn 81. station. n. y as foI0"N
and il M lat from te9t u :" "a e., n.p. n, Al
In.4s p " CONTINENTAL LIMITED, Dslly, toI A.
tany syracuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara FaaiS
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago and 81 LOUIS MtN~
cbtrsso and ST Louis afternoon. pinins Gar.
b.4s p NJ 80 later foot W 42d ST. Chicago
49, S,d II Louis Limited. Daily for Utica. syracuse
Rochester buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. De'ro'.
cTev.Iand Chicago and 81. Louis.
,aS p NJ 'psiy for Utica Syracuse. Rochester. Buff
salo Niagara Falls and Toropto.
s.xp n DaIly for Albany Utica Syracuse. Roches-
ter Buralo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. cevs-
land Chicago and -. Louis.
Time tables Al principal hotels and offices. baggage
checked from Hotel Residence by Wescott Express.
g T. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent ". Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
liverpool COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov. Is p motion spo-Good ae-
mand and fair business done prices nrm American MID
ding -32d The sa,es Of the day we're 1000 taes'
for speculation and export ana m
American Receipts. H. 100 bsies an
American Futures opened steady. with moderate de
closed steady. American mlddllns IN g
November -Bid buyers. November and Decemuei,
81 G4d buyers. December and January 10
az ~ 6id sellers. January and February W-Ofd
az sid sellers February and March 81 ord sellers
March and April -8ldd2 ~ Sid buyers; April and
Ma = ~ sld l2 az Cad sellers May and June 81 Cad
value; June and July 2 a. 64dd3d buyers; July and
August Sid3 l-Gid August and September l-d4d
buyers september and October l-0idd3 ?-1td buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
. ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS for The rrIbu

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trbuns
= received AZ their Uptown Office. No. 1922 Broadway
"a door north OF Slsst. urtil o'clock p m; advertse
men, received the following branch offices at regular
ne,ce rates until O'Clock D. m. 254 sth ave. e.
cor 2sd ST. is2 9th ave- l2th-st Macys. 6th-avs
and Columbusave., West 66th-st 100
west 42d St ethaye 90 Bast l4th-s ~ w sss
ADD AZ bel It'll and sth 1879 East 4thst l33s
sdaye between 10th and nth ss; lO26 3d-ave. near
0lst st, i70s ls seth St: so 3d.ave near
xlst-st 554 Sd-ave 2l0 Blee ker ST. 325 Bleecker-s
eos 80 ave $40 East 70,hst l92l 3dave oG62 Sd-avs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19

Totals 20 Zoi oo< 100
Secretary Hester OF the NewOrlesns Cotton E%chIhse
gives the movement OF The from September 70 No
vember is. Inclusive folows Port receipts, BON" ~
bales 32t6I last 334 27 year before last
and 33 go bales in 1894; overland 10 mills and canada
81 800 bales against 3s 5c3 last 2S8 year De
fore last and lsS 46i bales in 1904 Interior sieeks IN &
Of 500 s65 bales. against f9l iat
year $50 500 year before 336 lac bales In lst
Southern mill takngs net sos s9l bales against "I do
last year 26g In 1886 and 100000 bales IN lo'ft
brought into sight during 40 DAYS 20 date 1.ooo
i09e55 year before last ana
ii73 533 ls94. brought into sight FOR week
days ending November Is other years "N
oil bales 547 $50 last year 3SW year beore s'
474 1913 bales In 1894 brought into sight ior ms, @
days November. i4272+ bales agnihs ,S"o
last year $50 4l2 year before last and l362oe IN 1894
The movement o. cotton at LIVERPOOL during the WEEK
ending to-day compared with precious weeks WAS as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19

utDrs-The marke, ruled steady. with moderate De
M nd al the following prices California lsc sce tTd III
80 Matamoras i5c Truxiilo. i5c Orlnoc. To- - lam
rico sc Bogota i4di5c Central American !, 9u -,
Vera lac. Puerto tabeilo lbc Ia ny, i,srSe
az and picked 2laci Port Plate lie, .iniNssio'
"a San Antonio and LAREDO. nc; dry sailed i1'7
psvta lie; Progreso. lie Msfanhal l2h.c' iernannu p
i2ic. bahia Iic Maracaibo. IL sa,"na ~, "s W.,
-,rss pc Texas i2c; city slaughter, naive strsiL
huu nrand, 9lsc: side brands she bulls ". po,t =,
c"w. ~. GOisc country slaughter. native steers "'.a
I0isc; COW oQG,.c bull s'.Qs'4c. ., ,.. acted
LEATHERA fairy active sales msV'me ,o,o W. Hsm
,ock nonacid nrst selection reggie seconos losas
thirds i79Isc. acid. nrst selection isnv-'He' e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
NAVAL STORES.

tolerahy steady market for naval stores was notea
to-fay with spirits quoted little higher on com
hllish Southern advices and good local lnGury pSn
had fair demand. closing steady and unchangen
however had but little demand. quotations follow
Tar regular 81 90 tar bbs 81 rs spirits turpen,nes
n d3sc: rosn 20 good strained 81 ,r e. W
81 aodsI s5; ~ s2Gs2 05. y. 81 30; w G. 81 60 '" W.
81 10 - 49, ,.,,o
ht,Is
Spirits turpentine eco hnis
Tar 49, ~
Wilmington Nov ls-sprits turpentine s'eady a.
25c 34'sc. receipts. % bbls Rosin notains d o.
REGENTS 3s4 hbl. Crude turpentine firm at 81 % 81 w.
receipts 10 bbls Tar steady at 81 To- receipts
is3 bbls. ,. A., ., q.c
Charleston. NOV. 1s-Turpentine market firm al $40
vs." sa~annah Nov is~spirs turpenne firm at 35i q
asic sales. So bbs receipts io22 bbls Rosn n'"
n F. 81 F. ~ TO- c. 81 Is. II. 81 AZ: 81 90 X. 81 90
NJ 81 Co y 81 So W G. 50 -; ". W: s27 or a,
London Nov. 1s-Calcutta linseed spot oos %
Petroleum American refined. I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19

A ADVERTISEMENTS aud subscriptions tor The Tribune
~ received At Uptown once. No. l212 Broadway.
"a Aoor north Of 3l--st. until o'clock ADVERTISE
mens the following branch Offices at regular
until oI,>ck y. VIZ .5i Nh ave, . g.
cor 2sd-s 1872 6th-ave, cor l2th- 81 Macys shave
and lith-xt Coumbus-ave near West 66th-st. LOO
Nest i2d- ST. 6th-ave. 90 East lfth-st 20! West
t2dst between tn and sih l5o East ilh-st LOSS
"a ave between 10th and 77th i026 30 ave-. near
eist-st LOS istaye., near seths 90 3d.ave near
Iist-.t S5s 30 80 Bieeckerst 325 Bleecker-st
2oOs 80 ave. 240 East 79h-sI Lo2l 80 ave. 28s2 sdav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
Central Railroad Of New jersey

Four tracks Electro Pneuma'lc, signal.
stations ans so NJ" r ySr %S, sf h0 ST St
Tr On an. isiy sd i2' So OF Z! l5'i isS.
For -E..ton. BethIehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk -.
a as E s % r. f i $50 800 HoAs
FS T AZ ! RstS. and s',ano" 400 ss
1000 Fer fas 5 and R..5 Hr'Ds M at S g. 500 &
s,os 70 Rsadnsl ? lsis night su. soS 40.
sSSury 81 and s at s
A M. 100 100 a.. 10 Rail K II R Ii'p P,sn''
For Red Bank Long Branch Asbury Park ocean Grow
SEA- CITY p' $50 o'" ro5 50 only me- Red B,n il
s SHY % Ms su nsHs s G%y re fa H Asus
PARK and Ocean Grove, 200 doi5 only to Red Bank,
For A.sS,s Hshsnd.. $50 SO 1870 4 NJ I.'.
'' ''' VI" FOR LAKEW OOD.
43o, $50 1913 A. NJ, 1:i5. $40 40 P NJ Sundays.
F2T IsasSsr, -; z SO 1913 A NJ i'' "a" 800
n::"esa,s s5ss $50 aSi SSy Ssf%asdas 4. X.
For Atlantic city vineIand and Bridse'on 40 A II.
Monnsss s,;n 20 ssnGs' 8 a1a 20 H Is SUM q
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
Week days. FsS" s 5S9' 49, o. d Iss5F Dns Carr
S 80 sGG h9yn blue san %sso 800 16ps ib
Dining Caro- NJ $50 200 Regal Blue Li%sa5
trains FOR Philadelphia days 7i5. 900 A. NJ $50,
400 80 73O. 900 NJ Sundays. 300 A NJ 400
5nAyE s9T4 EE sS s wI ss s e ST.
s2s $40 Obs 1910 10 Is 1870. ii:i9 % LIS
~ u % i24s i2@ ~; i!S i In 10 so sss
$50 1873 40 $40. 70. on. 1923. 10 r. &c
NJ l2s5 i25. eos 255. 3a5. 42o 455. 5S. $40.
725 SIS % $50. 1885 r. NJ. II. mdt -
r,ol and ca
whitehall ST. is 72 PSI AZ % I2si s2s lroad,
West I25h ST PSI Columbus Az. New-York : Court
81 $50 Fulton St. Brooklyn; os Broadway. Williams.
surg The New York Transfer Co Will call for ara
bek baggage from hotels or residences 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19

COTTON DAYS cotton market opened steaay ~ J.
tone with prices call showing an ADVANCE '
/ q al ? Subsequent business De
veoped generally sentiment the part OF the oca
contingent demonstrate the existence oi
outside speculative Local covering was ne
principal feature throughout the session The marker vas
sone extent stimulated b, the English cables "hch
showed an Increasing demand for spot cotton In me LIZ
erpoOl market Improvement in the quotation III,
for future deliveries moderate increase IN Ne'i
stocks over the holding Of last week was reported e
of all held Liverpool heing ''-n" naI's
seans, fg2 last week 500 0oo last year and o'tW" IN
lsa6 but his made particular impress N on ne
local market having been pretty Well discounted bIl
senfimen, strengthened 10y the failure or ne
rort ard interior 70 justify the ultra estimates
OF the hears made earlier IN the week ne sinalel
port. Of cotton only accounted for by the isu
r,orcv OF ocean tonnage The Southern markets reported
The continued presence If foreign buyers ana Wen
sustained EXPORT demand limited only as Indicated b
49, scarcity Of ocean Advices from New neland
spinning districts showed better conditions especiaE
~ nrin- cloth and sheeiings which reported 70 p
strong al the recently advanced prices with some no9er
insisting upon an advance. During the afternoon ihoe'
were disposed 10 operate with caution, espeCiaIy ..
strong claims as TO conditions al Fail River ana aiso az
Manchester some Of the well-inforn'd hols+s WIN
f-reign connections predicted hulhsh cahies H'I i
rool for tomorrow morning. The l'cal market was
finally steady al a net gain Of 20 - points
The range Of prices in the local market 70
was foloVs yss,er-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r.

Leave New-York. whitehall Terminal. South Ferry ana
'''' - .paiy. tExcept sunday. :sunday.
CHICAGO .i3o a. m. 'ii5 p m and I'm nisn1
PTTTSBt' RG. '430 m. % 80 p. M tifo ms
.i2i5 nisht a 80 train. from Lioerty..t eny),
NEW ORLEANS '455 r. m. Through slesper)
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
To PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON BA a, 5r n
81 IS Drer) ~ 20 tDnsr) 'i55 Dner) 1885 y M aas
.l2l night NORFOLK tioo y.
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Oflces. lis 10 26l 49, 1884 Bd"a. ~ = iV U.S. 81.
hau terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19

Gotten Exchange special Liverpool cables-srot cotton
firm sales IL 900 bales; speculation ana expof'' lVV
bales. American. 1900 bales: receipts ltoD na!es
American 1900 bales; middng upland l-S2d futures
onened quiet partial 1-84d advance Close steady al
i.al Gid net advance. DecemherJanuary 2m'ss Jann
90 rehrarv 26OIas February March. 26ls; March
aIru III i,h April- May 262ias MayJune 6v; June
Jnlv 2aSab julyAugust Sooifh: Augusi-SePIensne
OH Sen,ember-October 3oll7b November. 2o2o; NO
december 26lb Manchester-iarns very NM
,aro,Ive cotton statement the week ending No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
Cnst au0 foun0.


C,TOLEN-On the night Of October IS 1895 from my
- stable near Johnston Orange County, y. Y, sorre
mare Isl hands eight old, two white hind ankles
IN front ankle head sand crack in on hind
foot Also fu spring top paint OF wheels liberal
reward for information Of same. X y SPACE
Denton Shaw q Hanford Rink Stables
Israe 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19

pAcen,s AT New-Oreans 70 morrow were onlclaiiS
100 :; be from 1900 10000 bales against lort'
I' c,rsl las, week and bales last year To
yanrrow receipts Houston were estihaltd az r4
10 SO 20 ~ 500 bales. against 2Ss" oaieS laS' WV" anu
~ l4g bales last year.
Receipts al the ports and interior polhts quay '
n.r,5 Win the same week and last year ,,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19

Rio: Coffee market quiet: No RIO. 6s6I3 exchange
25-32I: receipts 900 bags: cleared for the nied
States bags cleared for Europe 5000 bags STOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
ester

g.. ,..,o, IN the local market closed stea1y, WIN
slo' S,.n,ad on me basis 5'xc for middiing up
tsnd and Sc Tor mddlng Gulf as compared ~, s 10
Were 70 spinners Spot cotton in southern inniT m
Stny ouofed was offcally reported ny special
o''s +Sotsngs as follows: Mobile quiet. 4%C sales
ono haes Savannah steady. 4Ac: sales los na Nv
steady ec i-l6c up sales 6i5 bales Halta aes
80 ~ Augusta hm SIC lice up, sales ny n1s
ma e. sc. sales go bales. Galveston steaaS
ice higher sales $50 bales New orleans mn
4 1916 sales 400 bales Me"i''N ''
1000 bales - 10, os
The export movement thus FAY this season tn" wv"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
LEHICH VALLEY SYSTEM

stations West 23i St. penn H. h")' Cor'ia'H' "
Desbrossss 81. -.
Indicates time from West I'D ST. Other hsufe' DIV"
time from Corandt Desbrosses 81 ..-~..a,.,.
.0:iJ, 700 A. VI. daily Tor Easton and intermediate
stations. $500, ,1pr scpA An
.7.3O. Su5 A. daily FOR WIIKESBA
~ Ac ~, fails and the West and principal local
points. dinnr car and psrl9- car 10 bnna,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
oricss in the local market to-day

Foreign Coffee Markets.-Santos: Coffee market quiet
good average Santos receipts. 10000 bags STOCK
SOP 100 bags Hamburg: Coffee market opened =. PIG
higher. AT 80 D. m ., pig advance; sales, lOuVo
bags Havre: coffee market opened steady. 2 franc
advance: at 10 m. unchanged: AT 3 p m; unchanged
cicse - franc net sales 1o.pp bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19

Total, ...... 4l743i 445.9os 39s9s5 32.o6i 2o7o4i
Decepfs at interior points for the wed. as compaied
n.h las. and iatt year;
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-11-04
DESTROYED ~ FIRE
John McCauley's Home on
Summit Avenue Burned
Wednesday.

Late Wednesday afternoon. after
We had heen at press for short
time, q fire was reported On the hin.
Upon INQUIRY 1t proved to be the
house In which John McCauley was
living. being situate ted just east OF
Merrill Tuttle'~ residence. Mr.. Me-
Csuley was down town, while his
wife was receiving lady visitors at
the time the IRE was discovered.
When first noticed the entire upper
story OF the building was ablaze, and
being 80 far from the water tho
chemical engines were all that could
be used to extinRui the fire. Az a
strong wind was blowing these
proved of little use, the building in u
short time being entirely consumed.
Most Of the household goods on the
first floor were saved. while all the
ETC.. on the second floor
was burned.
MIR. McCauley had 5000 Insurance
on the goods, In the Western IT,
surance company. Of Pittsburg, r"p.
by w. W. HartmOn. This
amount. he says, covers abOnt hall
the value of the goods.
The house was owned bv j. J..
Smith. Of Minneapolis. 1t Is believed
that he carried about $500 on the
house.
Mr.. McCauley does notknOw where
he will resume housekeeping, as there
are very few houses for rent. The
cause Of the fire ia UNKNOWN, pre-
from sparks or detective
chimney. e.:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-11-04
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
is Better, Try An Ex-
pertinent or Profitby a Little
Falls Citizens's
Experience7

Something new is an experiment.
Must DC proven to be as represented
Be auccessful at home or you doubt
it. The statement ~ a man ufacturer
IL not convincing proof VI merit, but
the endorsement Ut q friend is. Now,
surprising you had bad hack q
lame, weak Or aching one. would
you experiment ON II? You will
read Of many 40 called cures, but
they come from far away places, its
different when the endorsement
comes from home, easy to prove
that 1t is 80. Home endorsement ia
the proof that backs every box Of
DOan's kidney pills.
Read this case:
Mr.. John Mcdonald of First street,
North. City Assessor. Gays: Il was
troubled more or lees for years with
kidney complaint, and never found
anything to de- me much good until
l went to Wetzel's pharmacy and
procured Doan's kidney pills. They
proved tn he the very remedy
needed. On completion III the treat.
ment prescribed by them the dull
pains across my lOins and through
the kidneys disappeared: the secre-
ton from the kidneys resumed their
natural color and action; the general
tonic effect on my system was
marked. and in short, l. was better
In every respect. I:have no hesita.
ton inter my personal experience
with Doan's kidney pills in recon-
mending them to Others ~ being up
to the representations made for
them.'
Doan's Kidney Pills are sold for 80
dealers. Sent by mail on receipt of
price by FORter-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
N. Y. Sole agents for the U. 8. Re.
member the name, DOan's, and take
no substitute.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-11-04
NEW DULUTH BANK.
F. Weyerhaeuser and A. p.
Davidson at it's Head-To
Open Jan. L..

Duluth Tribune: II current report
is to he credited Duluth will soon
have u new national bank with Il
capital Of $2OO.'OO or $25O,OO0. The
chief con tingency IL sald to be the re-
suit Of the coming election.
Frederick Weye'haeuser IL the &C.
credited head oi the project. Ac-
cording to the talk. A. D. Davidson,
II not the actual head Of the bank,
will be, at least interested. The new
bank will open its doors for business
about Jan. I M location has been
fixed upon definitely yet. but several
good ones are under cOnsitlera tion.
The active interests of Frederick
Weyorhaenser In the Duluth lumber
district and at the head waters Of
the AIisslssippi have multiplied
greatly In the past two years. At
that time, Mr.. Weyerhaeuser then
controlling the Cloquet Lumber COM
pany with two mills, bought the
Nelson Lumber company'stw two mills,
logging road and large timber prop
erty. This last season he has begun
the construction Of q large paper
mill on the St. Louis river near
Cloquet, the first move to develop
the water power Of that river. He
has built a large sawmill at Lake
NebagamOn, on the Omaha and
South Shore roads, and Id building a
railroad to supply it with logs.
Then he IL building another logging
road northward into the timber
tributary t. his Cloquet mills, while
another road Ia extending. :. In addi-
ton to this, Mr.. Weyerhaeuser has
been acquiring large tracts in this
district for some years part.
1t ia manifest, it IN declared. that
Mr.. Weyerhaeuser's interests in this
part ri the state ara sufficient In
Themselves to require a bank of good
size to care tor their business. The
large banking capital now available
here Is said to have become almost
entirely devoted to grain loans, leav-
ing lumbermen to seek accommoda-
tions outside. 1t would he natural
It is reasoned, that with the big de-
velOpments in lumber manu.
featuring that are expected in
the next few years, those interests
would turn to an institution more
fully in sympathy with their needs.
1t - also quite common belief that
thef e Is room for another large bank
here.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-11-04

The bill oi A. Fleig. So ~, for paint
ing rubber coats, was allowed, being
paid out Of fire fund.
W. B. Jones. con tract and r. pairing
at city hall $2770
The $50 contract for repairing
heating apparatus wds taken from
fire 1nnd and the remaining $7.70
from the revenue fund.
A motion was made that a side
walk should he built on the south
side Of Merrill Tuttle's and John Me-
Canley's lots situtated on the hill.
The city attorney was instructed
to Investigate and ascertain il the
city hus any right Of way across the
north wagon bridge, and also see
what agreement the city has with
the Pine Tree Lum Der company in
connection with the bridge
Council adjourned until Nov. TO.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-11-04

The Royalton Banner figures
out 1900 majority for Buchanan in
Morrison county. That is nice.
But we are convinced if Buchanan.
was going to get any more than
1900 majority the Banner would
say So. :, If the Buchanan workers
could figure out any majority at
all in either Morrison or Crow
Wing counties they would be =
little more hopeful. The fight
has been active for months, and
the present conditions warrant
Fuller in believing that he will be
elected. h g..