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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20
ALTERATIONS.

asav. No 2l03. 10 a four story brick and frame
~ ,onement with store. Mrs Gertrude MorHet'
nremIses owner; w c Hornum archite'' ,,
,,aa,son ave No SAB to four-story hrlck anu
frame dwelling; Mrs W II 'atiin' owner "
WAINWRIGHT architect. ......'ss' $3.50 80.
ocd-et No ile West. to a three-story ana 9asr
ment brick tenement, " = Nender. NO "os'
aafh 81, owner; II Browne. archtect...'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

,,~.o,-ave . s. between 10th and i3lst cts
fnr one story brick machine shop t"Noy
r.rg q, Teuch Construction company, 40 u
5aadvsv owner; John T simpson architect
e,h a, n 3 i5S II ~ Avenue {, Cnlonport'
Tor a two and ne-halt story frame , aweli's
ooxa6. Miss NJ r McGrail, owner; Lawrence
a ptnerose architects. ....-...... ...'.'''''
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REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

7s,b-.,. . assll Avenue 2s1ioa2. szloo
r. ohsrSr No o"i C III x5 Kate Gunner to
Nv Huda Wilmer 60 +, Of i>xinston-ave. 25x
7sd st. s. ie5 q q 81 9'Nlos . ''.A 27soo
,,d,t calanan to rs 0fS Of 2'xioo 1000
ssh Ersak M: aa5 20 Nsp@fe 25IiCaa Louis 100
A4 lS9 II M9s ~ cssioS ,.oo
Mge1'," a ssd S sP9e'T to amended Msg map
L9s .n N9' estate Yves, Farms. Hudson Rose to $40
,c Lance So. H 5s and $40 j. map; same
G TO S Ye pas map in partition estate .S q
William Adee wes,chester; John sro %ner anu
snshc. to Thomas i5o Maii's OF oP1 7iss 59?;
" iss S5osiG5io John crmmn' to Michael 1000
w Hs'Gn sail 4 p C2d'' i'.s 5000
Io,. al and 43S block o. amended N map 9'
po MaP r. So IL, wc-i 22exo2 cora pennrddi'
TO Mar I,'1f e Of 9TH ave- 4xlcoix ir .. NM
ii2 2ssr H.rry Ws% saRk Emanuel O0
is&i :ai 10 sn sc Ge' to H T1s'xHYS9 100
sc g, Z; ioi. s' Wagner 2' and %''y ~ss Emil
IL lGf ,ss msp Van Nest PARK Ephraim Levy 200
og g jennie Ns 40 %est i6saoss Lillian Ahne
$, x Efli Ha's l's,s, asT 1St4
8, 'f # nsy 2: l. .sisr.. %
ca,y Snfirir, s., 227a (, Morris ave rs
KISS. Raehel Aveone and another 20 run" 5000
M Iler and aa aes :, OF Courtandt-ave 2'7x
20 l.os25 Ok 10. Herman schmuck ct a. %
Coll
- - /, 1919 n OF Avenue A. %4As, g 900
Gus,av l. Morgenthau and wife 70 Max Reihacn. i'''
Lot i2.. map I-leonia Park. Charles '"'''D se5
10 Mark Kelly . ,.;s - ., pe,sr
Cetharne slip No q. and No 9oS sou'h-s' fe'' 300
schuf and wife Henry l. Meyer. 80, WV
isth-s, s. l75 II " OF 9th-aye 4t,i" /
WIil,an Rankin and wife 10 + G Iomonte' -,
uon,sst n lot No 9s map section A., NSse
estate. . 2Is4 3H2oHs'2' Anna r. 900
L Eckert
,ed a, Nos ass and West, 6oxlOoo' ha'e IN
'uoyye, 20 Jacob Bart-cherer. ~
InrtIisrs-s, s. 1883 Il n Of Jacoo-et OBJ
John " Kulenkarp. as executor ana trustee ~ 1
Meta ,y..l.a.
To-, 10 49, block A. amended map hudsoh
rose MaPer esta,s Hudson nose ana VIZ. 1850
John NcGeorg" and VIE. ''''''''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20

SmpIuS.. ..... SHOO'uVV
" /. TRENHOLM President
r-a,sact. A general trust business
-. ,,,s-.l rates Of interest on deposits and
trust funds IT,. ~
Is,,es Letter. Of Cred. and Traveiiers Cir
cuiar Notes payable IN dollars or IN 'he money
OF any foreign country.
-, az Trustee under mortgages for railway
- thar co,npanies. and MS Agent for the Re
r,.,,et,on Of the stock. and for the transfer OF
,h. shere. Of incorporated companies
Undertakes the examination OF pTopef'e' OF
,.,.a a, eecurity for bond Issues anu me on
,a,n,,s Of expert Information concerning we
actual facts and prospects OF reo's""'@"'''"'
proposals. 49, .,..,,or
.,I.,,is,rs,or trustee. guardian. and assignee.
- .os,ver and custodian OF FUNDS unner
orders OF Court ~or.v
~. NORTH AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY
,os established a branch once at SANi'"'''
s,A 10 prepared 20 buy and sell d'e''s on ''u -
make paynents in SANTIAGO and 10 trahsact
general banking business. THE ooMf"Nf
also rrepared to receive the deposits oi NV
soIpIERs and SAILORS now In CUBA anu
under their directions. 10 make r'n,I', d'.'' -
,,e,r families in the UNITED STATES. also 10
,nye,,iss,e and report in an advisory capacity
-, ,.y .nterprises in ALL LINES OF
To,nr, ana FEATURING. as well as IN
ri iI,, PROPERTIES WINTER HOMES, ELEc-
1r,c pI.ANrs. RAILROADS. INpuSTRlAI's.
5EGAh 4nq T9n4 RICO r and he pIlP
cur; Hhnid,rr IN trust PROPERTIES.
rtoSTTRACTs. MORTGAGEs an1 ,,,r bo ~ }oi
s,,her lending the closing 81 ncsotla',.H' ~ '''
tltne' .,ondra or more Definite periods
EspecN attention is eal'a ., to ihf ls1 a, Ma
III, WI NH he CHARTERED BANh OF
MIA; MI AGsTEkLlA sna cHIN lAIr J"f1S1sP.
g., the present leeds OF or MA SOL
=, ~" NrnC IIANTs, TRAVELLERS. sOH-
,SIr-bS aud SALONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20
ST PAUL AND DULUTH.

o.. renort shows passenger earnings, VIII
o,, treeht earnings s1.2l4,212 Operating
.ses were composed as follows: Mainten-
., way. 1903. 100; maintenance of equip
o.. s176O49: conducting transportation
seo5 1s1. general expenses. Ssl.14s Passengers
nile we're 6.562 $40; tons one mile 1872 10
90, Passenger earnings per train mile 49,
.,.. freight earnings per train mile. 50 Oh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20

reu maintained. and material improve
DEC" nave been made The equipment has
nv fr,lv maintained. both as to numbers and
pee ,,.,or and all the renewals OF equipment
co"O' zen charged to operation expenses.
pa balance of the new equipment and i'm
r, fund furnished by the Reorganiza-
p committee amounted to So0I'339 This
u" hes haan exhausted by expenditures on &C
'Dr # Improvement and new equipment, and
easi.ion S19S16 was charged to property ac-
20, Expenditures will hereafter he made by
o,.s NJ consolidated mortgage bonds reserved
u. This purpose. at the rate not exceeding
~ .o,o 600 per snnum. and which were available
ss,sr July l, 1897"
ST. PAUL AND DULUTH.
The annual report Of St. Paul and Duluth for
49,. Gear ending June 30;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20
prCopDrD MORTGAGES.

Anna no; Sr'Fs rel md T sn So sss S"f
p Sgr MeSeT 1o Henry Morgenhau. Josh
EAneer. Bernhard 70 boInn' a tsmond' 5000
sis map O., Wakefield, years ,...,a, H.,
Kohlwcer. Jacob and wife - IA m .i1 cenre
4 as Hex between i5ts and t6h 1900
Dee gS Of Norihcrn rcrTace extends to ON
spuy,en Duy,n Park~,aSy, . ears ;'.' s,,h It.
aa5 4 W ~ lst ave. year 49,, rus,
Schultz An's Boz 4, y We si es6. 1870
R-i.. Louis. 70 william Il beam Uus..' 10000
III East r6 ,Sd st. :, S 5sn, Williamson 30,
lis z sn e l %sm.@ demand isots "
II 10, ~ map u Village Of Meiose v part %,
wanna asi9q"1 George + to iaebrnann. sons Brew
ing Company v Grand ay" 100 = : OF 'N'0'" so
Ka.S Sr Mchssl NJ and another 70 John Grim iro
mins. Washington ave l"''' - % '' 1900
same 10 ' same same property year .....:.. 1000
'J Srotons ranSin ave. as It Or isoh' ,s-o
1.Sn Ssl'i BERNARD = to re Guarantee ana Trust
COMPANY . Ciay-ayc. 80 II q Gray-s'' aooo
y ygqiH Bridge, r to charles AppeNy trustee mn
etc No i66 Greenwich T. year ,.,,.,' ono,ir
''s' sG tf So6 q a,6 demand 1900
Camp Anr s Son, ~ N2sse Ne. 4O
Hansoa George =. 20 Frederick | Dexter; smo
uoS Ss1 ~ cIaTs W. to Louis Brandt kinss-
hrilge-a,e. 5o2i n o % T"rla'" We" a''' noo
Hans yea: Masss to Nars Ele5i~r i'' as' map 100
A., yi'"ss ,g ri "is o John Motcr sist St.
s5 Z, . ~ "a ave 3 years 2-o0'
h S,Sef Slce fig c lot $50 map %
Eizabcth n r King. at city Island l, year, "a o.
Brandt Louis ana John to Caroline l. Mac. ~ ooo
Amsterdam ave. ~ II OF i2Sdet, Se sfs ''
Same t. kste i-ad " ..'".' 2s 900
sam T. J.s@phl9G, 13, "a y, years $4,000
Raur. Meta g. u AoneT p ca nuc. years.. 400
Coil. Eleanor T., Hen Na,r,sn ave. yeaps sIo
Houpt Missouria b. and another 70 tooeTt ~ 81
Oakley as trustee. r 136th-f' I'D I" OF y I, 800
uTman Rose to Margaret Becker 80 30 East y, oco
s5,h,s >Ss yr1rT to Enoch Rel lso'h ooo
$50 It " OF Elton ave. denane ip,arti,rr
iIsth e. i75 4 OF 9Th ave, year os, 20"
Loewenthal Emil to LSSls ave year 1900
Iooi Marzaret J. Denis u coHins W WIN" .hoO
2taS 500, It OF F Psicr pG'f MadieStoo
2sth-s 20 q = Iih-aHs Ss,T ye1 p lew 10, is
M @ap Of yaa a'S %esi Fax ;,, a''
Mulhonand Ellen 10 M3saa,eaS IL 500
same to Richard cummings. same property 200
ui Hfa How. 10 Emanuel Hener and another o. oc
No 50 East i9th st. m9R'"s months. 10000
sa l.'se. M ct: 70 e EsrP s s
SAM TO Villain 3igl a. 70 John Parsons lots ~ s9d
en- g. map at Kinssoridse containing ~ i,oc
Won EmS Il f s @''P' Of sp s&"s
~ year tir, 10 Augusta Hyatt ilsth st. lI5 80 oo-
~ II , W u ''1 Thomas to Isaac smith corner ~
MaH AVE 70 Tile Guarantee and Trust Com
pany 42o Fast 1thst wanna css ifc nsur '''
spce COMPANY, ST. Nicholas ave and ., mr.
lieth-st ,as moR's' ST. Nicholas ave- 2o5 # Of
f.ath- months .......'''' '''''''''''''' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20

NOTICE.
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY AND TREASURER OF
THE CAROLINA CENTRAL. RAILROAD co
PORTSMOUTH. VA. sept. lIth. 1898
Thr regular Annual meeting ~ the Stockholders - the
Carolina CcntrnI Railroad Company VIII b. held In the
Front street of the Company In the city Of vii
rnlngton. North Carolina. Thursday. the 9th
day ot october. A. u. 1895. AZ one O'Clock +. NJ
John II SHARP.
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20

In cash or set aside for reserve the following
amounts:
Six months interest IN 4.446 first mortgage bonds
per .........+.......,.. siill5o
Accrued Interest above bonds. lb.o21
Reserve for depreciation of steamships At $50
go per year. Ave cents per 10000 tons
of coal mined, $1,000, 1-12 CT total depreca-
ton $40 600 ......................... 81 066
Total S2ll.34l
Surplus and depreciation 4si.975
From this sum there have been paid the fol-
lowing dividends:
stock .'...",.. s7s $50
stock 80 ...'..'a..' e9.'.'..'.'. 10000
Total slls $50
months earnings ..'...'' ',' 8s5 725
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20
financial.
.>.~UY>~.>o-Y>.~>~~.~~. ~~~>~~S>S>O"S>~S'S>~
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
THE NATIONAL LINSEED
OIL COMPANY.

IN. undersigned been requested ny holders ~
ars. amount 81 creditors Of the above
named Company N Committee - undertake. the
reorganization ~ properties ard 70 effect proper
adjustment, Of financial affairs In order to secure
concert among the stockholders an agreement
Ia, been deposited with the Central Trust Company OF
New York 81 Wall Street. New York City. under the
term. and condition. OF which holders
eues,ed depo. with the Central Trust Company Of
New York their certificates eniors.d in blank. or be
fore October l. 1898.
Trust Company negotiable receipts will be issued for
stock deposited.
Cop,e. OF tho agreement may Re obtained the ono.
Of the Trust Company from any member Of tbs Com
mittee.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT.
SAMUEL THOMAS.
HENRY w. POOR.
ADRIAN r. Jo1.1NE. Counsel
JAMES y WALLACE Secretary.
Wall Street. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20
finanral Mreilnes.

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
SEW YORK. september let, 1888
NOTICE is hereby given that Special Meet
INK ~ ths STOCKHOLDERS q, THE NEW YORK
AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY has been IulY
called anA will he he'd Al tho Cnmpanys principal once
New York n - New York. on Wednesday.
tn. s,h dAy October Sas lively, o'clock noon. for
the purpose considering final report Of commit
appointed the BOARD ~ Directors " this Company
To- agree with the Board u Directors u the New YORK
central and Hudson River railroad Company upon
Element ~ the questions between the two companies arts
ire out 81 the Lease April ls 1879. and tho rounding
= the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds n this Company and
taking nnal action with reference TO
proposed settlement and agreement.
Nv order OF the poari ~ Directors
~ r Y Ro3SiTER. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20

Tho charges against net income in 1898 were
s,a5 500 for interest bonds, Sl1.Ol4 for inter-
os, ., debenture scrip, S14,S59 for interest on
current liabilities and S14s FOR interest on equip
roent notes The deficit in income account is
therefore reduced from S250.4S5 year ago. 10
co44 ok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20

s,>TA FF. PRESCOTT AND PHOENIX.
The Santa Fe. Prescott and Phoenix RAILWAY
conpany makes the following comparison OF
earnings for three years ending June o. io'"'
1907 and 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20
Dpi0rno Noiltes.
THE PACIFIC COAST CoMPANx: ,sos
New York, September 10. SOS
DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT. on

\ the Second Preferred Stock and ONE TER - j.
IN "a. common Stock Of this Company has been drcla
ravahc at the Treasures once Manhattan rug 1ns
after October 9Th 1895 TO the sto' knsi'ts
20 recorI AZ The close business september I'D. 1895
RI. transfer books september 23f ~ three f'oh
y n and reopen October 18th. AZ ten o'clock y u
l. VI" anu JOHN KEAN. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20

rs.s. bonds are secured by nrs' ard only noffsns'
upon ali The property III. indiana Illinois ana low
Railroad Co At abou, $4,000 per mile. and are !" %
,,,ued for IN. purpo.. r-snang IN. presen; bonded
debt Of the Company and - ea?italii. Expenditure, r
on. O, ne, earnings for construction and Improvements
The mortgage has h.en drawn by our counsel aessr'
Hoadlv Iauterhach 4 Johnson. and all legal matters
pertaining 20 this have been under the'r super 'ina
Under the the mortgage the eondhodeF' have
M ,vh, 70 ei.o, two members q, Board 81 Directors
Of the Company.
Mr. Edward McH.l. formerly receiver and senera
-rsp,r.r o., the OREGON Railway ard Navigation Co. has
examined IN. property and reports fayorsby upon
us physical condition. Copies % hs report may - ef
amined a. our offices The Company reports thnt
the average earnings for the past four
years were sIs4.201 40 and the net earnings
for the yenr ending June 80. 1898. after the
,.xmcrt Of GENERATING eIpenses, rentals
taxes. ETC. were s22O.o3O2oI total fntereat
charges S12S.OOO.
For further Information call attention 10 the letter
Of Mr. T p shons. the Precedent Of the company
comics of which may Re obtained a, our o'hcet
Application Will made 20 have ther bonds n''-i
upon IN. New York and Boston Stock Exchanges
Having already sold e2,OOO.OOO of tho above
bonds We oncr the remaining unsoid bonds
mt 1921 and accrued interest Deliverable
md pnyabIe on q nbout October LIST, isos
subscription books will ne opened nj our
office. Mt ten o'clock on Thursdny. september
22d md close mt three y. Vi. or earlier ON
| the same day. the right being reserved u"
reject my application and 10 make smaller
aIIotments than amounts applied for
Redmond, Kerr & Co.,
A. WALL sTREET. NEW YORK.
Lee, Higginson & co,
"A STATE STREET. BOSTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20

1896.
-. ..-,,,s. 1854 20s % fsSe. 1877 50 sI!04eI o.
Operating expenses 2'ooozo oil 'io'-'O' = 49,
NJ. -sc.,pts . .e3oa555 81 sSi2 e4e IS 42oeso ~
Applied payment OF .oo,,, ..,s ss5 $40 OF
Interest on bonds. So4oso 10 oooAf' 40 -
s14fo52 s4s02 81 SEQ l2o 81
surplus IQ7 az 1877 so 1890
Miles OK ROAD operateu 60 dc 400 ~ 50 500 %
Gross earnings per mile sZeoo o. 70 S1sa 90
Net earnings per mile lo4o So i''''"'
Rxno Of expenses N <--o 47-4 ATS
earnings per cent?. SOW '''' per cenf
l., ,eoo .-.,..,sd ovsy 1897 .......... 1872
Gross earnings IN 1898 Increased o.eI
Operating expenses 1898 increased over
Net earnings in 1895 increased over 1881 49,
Condensed balance sheet. June 30, 1898:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20
TOLEDO. PEORIA AND WESTERN.

Tho annual report Of the Toledo. Peoria anu
Western for the year ending June 90 SHOWS
lorras inst earned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20
Gubnrban Real estate.


crNCy Montciair real estate all kinds. sale and
A rent CLARENCE b. TuBB5. Beekman-st' NJ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20

CT LAWRENCE AND ADIRONDACK.
The St. Lawrence and Adirondack hallroad
o,,nenv reports for the year ended June o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20
FURNISHED Apartments 60 Er.

IOOD ST NEAR BOULEVARD. Fully furnishes
IL anart1e n. and beth new mouse an i ia
roy.r,ents Including hot water rst srt''Ve' wv
Pr ,nn,n Aup,y 10 JANITOR .Oi West lO-d-si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20

VXyANTEp.-To borrow $4,000 at ~ on SUBURB
w property. B. X. Tribune ONCE
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-07-14
All Going To The Circus.

Everybody is talking about Ring
ling Bros. famous big circus, which is
to exhibit in Window Thurs.
July q or in Luverne Friday July %.
Several big excursions will 20 from
this vicinity and the popularity of the
show will insure an enormous crowd.
People from this locality should
mako an especial effort to arrive in
time to see the new free street car
nival which pre cedes the exhibition
every morning at 10 O'Clock. The
leading newspapers everywhere de-
clare the street parade to b. the
most magnificent display ever seen in
any city in the world. In this gorgeous
display are shown over 100 beautiful
dens and cages of wild animals, 400
horses, rs elephants and nearly a
thousand people, and the costumes
throughout are of finest silks, satins
velvet and cloth of gold. The pre-
Torrance that follows is the most
magnificent arenic display ever pre-
sented by any circus in America.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-07-14
LATEST FROM SEAT OF WAR.
WILL NOT SURRENDER

Foral and Banco again communicate relative to- sur
render. 1870
Dummy guns and scarecrows found in the Spanish
trenches
The Danes at St Thomas request folks not to coal
there.
Twenty thousand men will soon be sent to Puerto
Rico with Gen. Miles in command. Other troops will be
sent from Santiago after the surrender This expedition
is expected to bring Blanco to terms.
Gen. Toral sends final answer to Shafter that he will
not surrender The bombarment to be resumed at once
The Americans command the only road by which the
Spanards could leave the city, has been
that the navy destroy Santiago
Peace gets set back. Gen: Banco furnishes it with
his cabegram His amasion that the spritof the people
OF Cuba makes the proposition of the end of hoses i'm
possible constitutes another problem for the Madrid
ment.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-07-14
FIRE COMPANY
is ALL RIGHT
The boys show excellent ability,
Sunday, in getting to the fire
and in controlling it when ON
the ground.

A small fire that was unimportant
in itself, but which might have been
attended with disastrous results had
it been allowed to spread, was dis
covered in the small house two doors
south of the ADVANCE office at about
ll:3O o'clock Sunday forenoon. The
fire was we'll under way when discov
cred, but the efficient work of the fire
company, who were on the ground a
very few minutes after the first cry
of fire, soon had it we'll under control.
Luckily the day was calm. Had
there been strong south wind to
fan the flames and drive them along
the row Of buildings toward Main
street, there is no certainty of where
it would have stopped. It is not
known how the fire started. The res
idents were in the country, visiting,
at the time. The loss is unimportant.
The fire company showed excellent
speed and judgment in getting to the
fire and in controlling it when there.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-07-14
Cheap Excursions

Via B. G. R. & N. Ry., on July 5
and 10, Aug. 2 and 1G, Sep. 6 and 20,
Oct. and Is. On these dates tickets.
good q days will be sold at the rate
of One Fare plus $500 to all points
on this line in Iowa, Minnesota, and
South Dakota, north of ang includ-
ing Shell Rock and Abbott Crossing,
and to Waverly. Tickets at this rate
will also be sold by all agents of this
company to large number of cities
and towns in Southern, Western, and
Northern towns. For full particulars
call on agent B. c., r. & N. Ry. or adj
dress J.Morton, G. P. & T. A.,
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-07-14
From Camp Ramsey.

The Mobiles county volunteer COM
pany arrived in St. Paul, Wednesday
afternoon and went at once to camp
at Camp Ramsey. AS our company
marched into the camp grounds we
were greeted by the cheers of the
four or five companies already there
on the grounds. We went to work at
once putting up our tents and cook
ing our supper which was not ready
until about 9 o'clock, but every
thing is as regular as clock work now.
We all feel as though we had been
used to camp life all our lives.
Reveille sounds at five o'clock in
the morning and all must turn out for
roll call or do police duty during the
day. Taps sounds at 9:15 when all
lights must be out. We put in about
four hours day drilling and we are
coming right to the front in this line.
The Worthington company is III"
and is next to the largest company
on the grounds, having 118 men in
line. 1t is spoken of by, the papers
as one the best drilled companies in
camp.
Capt. Dolan and Lieut.. Bitner re-
ceived their commissions the day aft
er they arrived. L. V. Hubbard,
son of Ex-Governor Hubbard, is our
second lieutenant. He is good drill
master and is we'll liked by the boys.
The non-commissioned officers of
20. H. SO far as appointed are first
sergeant, Town; sergeants, Kennedy,
Times, Copeland and Rose; quarter
master sargent, Moberly; corporals,
Dewey, Norman, Brook, Cox, Munde.
'viller and Campbell.
We had our examination yesterday
and as result moat of the boys are
happy but few feel pretty badly be-
cause they could notpass. The boys
who are not of age have not been ex-
amined yet. Those of the others who
were rejected are M. Mcknight, Rob.
Mcfarland, Bert Timmons, F. Baur,
John Webb, Louis Carlson, A. v.
Meyer, J. E. Erickson, A. E. Saxon,
Lionel Lawrence, Willard Crever,
and Floyd Reeves. Most of them
were rejected on account of poor eye
sight.
We expect to be mustered in tomor-
row or next day, and we will then re-
ceive our uniforms and arms. =
I understand an excursion will run
from Worthington, Sunday. fit
comes we will be ready for it. There
was an awful crowd at the camp last
Sunday.
Well I must close now for this time
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-07-14

Hear Johnsons illustrated lectur 9
on "War with Spain"
John Newton has been absent for
a week seeing sights in Utah.
The treat of the season will be the
entertainment at Masonic Hall july
%.
For Sale.-Baby carriage cheap,
in good condition. Address P. O.
box GA.
Tickets for "War with Spain" on
sale at Morlands on and after Tues
day July 10.
illustrated lecture on " ar with
SPAIN at Masonic Hall, Friday even
ing, July 22nd.
The small boy now wears part
of United States flag as pantaloons
TO what base uses, etc etc."
Miss Ida Fellows is lying danger.
ously i'll with typhoid at her home in
C1ary addition, she was taken ill July
4.
Miss Alma Covey, teacher in the
high school at Belvidere, ILL.,, arrived
Tuesday to spend her summer vaca-
ton.
Broder Peterson and August Paul
son, of Charter Oak, a., are visiting
friends in the east part of The comfy
this week.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give social at the
church Friday, July 22nd. Sand
wiches coffee, ice cream and cake.
Arrangements have been made by
some of our town people to secure
the celebrated lecturer, w. J. johnson
who will give his new lecture "Our
War with Spain" illustrated with fine
stereoptican views, on Friday July
22nd. Mr.. johnson is clever enter
tainer and will give an exceedingly fine
discri ption of the war situation as it
is at present,