davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-27
coffee is as follows:

C,o1vToN-Notwithstanding the fact that the Liver YER,
nooi cotton market closed there was very ian
business and firm market tor cotton h ss ns
kftsr opening quiet firm at advance OF o9s Pin
Sentiment wsvered for time and prices fell on rev
,oi,ts hu, market developed pIonouhceN
ps,h Following strong accounts from the South re
~srding the attitude OF holders Of spot cotton WIN
nunter ~ other bulsh factors including more OF le
current belief that Liverpool would open up IN GOO
sSsre 10 morrow; that the recent xtehSVe qun1
,on relieved the OF reason to fear January no
An. New business reaching mere soes
80 20 the long the account. indicating MAJ
while sentiment more inclined 10 take
T,. - the market This all led 10 covering out at NJ
tine was the market particularly active the preierem
80 he trade a. a rule being to hold on for 70 moro"
cabs. The market closed very steady at net rise o,
fQlA poin,e. widely known ~ @oS o,r own agents
g., s1xty Arkansas and TWENTY-FIVE Indish
Arkansas, we nlahe my 90 80
Pp including 900 bales OF old cotton on hand IN %
"A towns on September l. bs62sS bales
Ing to our estimate derived from SAM
Goa cas- bales stock HAND IN the elstytmo
I25 bales THE report was 10 IeceIn
S "a al which time they counted 7IWo oses 20 Ise
I'VE total receipts OF the eghy-two t"h rs 80
~ we're 1872 900 bales against the crop 81 ,
bales in that state. on which basis We MAKE '''
iatiOn ...a. .rtces in the local market to-day
range OF contract p''NNS 49, w.
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IN .. ..,cs. in the local market to-day

-, r,,led Quiet with prices IL, hIsue' on
spo, coi0- for middllng upland and Iiso LOT ihiu
dns Gulf No sales Southern spot , ms5 ewore
leans steady a, 7c Mobile Gnis al nominal Whining
s,esTy ~ Tc Norfolk steady. l-loc hIsheF iGc.
Baltimore nominal at 75e AusIsua s QUIET at 5i6c
Memphis steady at . ioS. ~ ~
The export movement folo"s: ,.a Continent
To-day .............'.. $3.50 s sSss s s9Ss
Thus week 7l6
Orleans receipts for tomorrow are ~ ico last
from 300 TO 500 bales, as comparea VIZ 200 70 900
,a,..L nd 9s1 A. Houston 49, - 49,
baies against 10 aS3 week ana lSy'g today COM
ns,sd with the ssne day last week ana sst S present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-27

DRUGsoPism ruled slsssy w.soSsdeTed 81 o5gs IS
morphine bulk 81 % ounce walls ~ ~; mix SSGS2c:
90 9anfaeuefs tGk Soc Outside holders 61K S
soe ESSENTIAL oIiS-The msrke. re.e' Apse, 81 IS
demand was moderate Of the following price, oscMsi O
@si Is. bersamot prime 81 S5Gs2: cassis, rsse esq
cSbeb 7Oa75e lemon. prime ooegsi 90 nsee distilled
~ Sq5si 90 mustard natural 1885 75 sTtncY 20 ns
Is 80: peppermint Western pIs, 9eufi' W."
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6nrrosaie's Notifies.

TN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Hon. James VI.
yarnum. a Surrogate 81 the County Of New York;
notice s hereby given all persons having Gains against
Evelyn Harbeck Aufm Ordt, late OF the county Of New
York deceased present the same with vouchers thereof
10 the subscribers their place OF transacng business
AT the Office OF Richards Brown. No. 90 William Street.
In the Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New York.
before the 18th day OF April next
dated New York the third day OF October. 1899.
CLEMENT ARNOLD AUFFM ORBIT,
HENRY CACIiARD. Executors
SMITH SAMUEL SIN pursuance OF an or
~ der OF Hon James NJ Varnum Surrogate Of the
County York. Notice is hereby given 20 all
having claims against Samuel S. Smith, late OF the
County OF New York deceased TO present the with
vouchers thereof 10 tho subscriber at HIS place
acting business at the Office OF David H. Taylor No. 10
broadway in the City Of New York Borough OF Man.
haitian on or before the LIST day OF June next.
Dated New York. the Goth day OF November 1899
LOUIS G. SMITH. Dxeeutar
DAVID IT, TAYLOR. Attorney for Executor. 100 Broad
way, New York city
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STOCK IN HAND
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

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DED ID LINE.

pED - LINE
~ For Ia Guayra Puerto csbello Curacao and Mara
eaibo via Curacao-Calng also at Porto Rico.
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn: -
g OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Saturday. Jan 9. p. n
s s PHILADELPHIA. .saturday, Jan. 20. p. NJ
These vessels have superior accommodations for pas
BOULTON, BLISS e. DAI,LETT.
Managers. l35 Front 81.
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Rcceipts OF breadstlHs AZ l,.I -
last three cphers 1000 omitted flour bbls grain bush as
follows
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FRENCH LINE.
DfpFcT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS (F'RANCB1. /,
Sailing every THURSDAY at 10 A. M -
La Bretasns Die 2sl LAqgaine ..'.''.'.Jan y
70 Normandis Jan 81 La Gascogne Jan: .
Ia Champagne Jan. II la Nornsndie Feb 1
First-class passage to Havre $50 and upward,
ceni Agency for u s. and Can. 81 Broadway. n. Z.
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CUNARD LINE.
PARIS-ly0O.

40 Steamers CITY OF ROME and NEBRASKA. ePH-
CTALLY CHARTERED for Paris Exposition. obsrammS-
gan Passion Play and Tour OF Europe. start June ~
booking Also Thirty other Spring and summer Ss
cursions Land Parties leave Feb II ana March =
FRANK C. CLARK. Ill BROADWAY. N. \.
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PEOPLE TESTIFY.
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suffered with lame lack and sidney
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x
State OF Iowa eN rel VS.. Thomas Shea
ct al, injunction. !
State Of Iowa eX rel vs.. Thomas Shea
ct Ill, Injunction.
Ottumwa Savings Bank VS.. D. Hodge,
foreclosure
Paris Caldwell vs.. Ottumwa Brick &
Construction Co., injunction.
Ida Ruggles VS.. Chas. Ruggles, di-
vorce.
Assignment of w. j. Kennedy.
Mark Bachman ct al VS.. Chas. Bach
man, foreclosure chastel mortgage.
Ottumwa Savings Bank VS.. Kate NJ.
Wiley, foreclosure
William w. Wright VS.. Mary A. Nc
New ct al. quiet title.
j. ID. Mingus VS.. w. B. Thompson ct
al, injunction.
Francis Curtis VS.. Letha Curtis, di-
vorce.
Golden Davis VS.. Francis Davis, di-
yorce.
Gertrude Smith VS.. Sarah j. Smith ct
al, partition.
w. j. Brown VS.. Mrs. H. I. Brown ct
al, partition.
Ben Alderdice ct al VS.. William Al
derdice ct al. set aside deed,
LYDIA Wright VS.. a. j. Shelter, equity
G. S. Miller ct al VS.. Emma Shelter ct
al. correct contract.
Nellie j. Batchelder vs.. L. S. Batch
elder, divorce.
Ottumwa Loan & Building associa-
ton VS.. A. n. Barnes ct al, foreclosure.
Henry Rulings VS.. Frederick LomaN
ct al, foreclosure.
james Burbage VS.. j. Frank King, ct
III. foreclosure.
John Walker VS.. LYDIA Walker. di-
vorce.
Wapello county for use of school
fund VS.. w. G. Littlefeld, ct al, fore
closure.
Phillip Duffy VS.. Chamberlain G. Ea-
| ton, foreclosure mechanics lien.
Mary L. Wilson VS.. j. NJ Wilson, d.
yorce.
j. N. Randel VS.. A. II. Graves, equity.
Elizabeth GROCER VS.. Charles GROCER,
divorce.
Nicholas Besser VS.. L. Fl. Detro, set
aside Judgment.
Elizabath c. Dubbert VS.. Fred Dub
bert, divorce.
Frank Daily vs.. Alice Daily, divorce.
Ottumwa Savings Bank VS.. Nicholas
BAKER I'll al, foreclosure.
Annie Ii. Gibbs vs.. John ID. Gibbs, di-
vorce.
Flora B. Graves VS.. ID. n. Kerr ct al,
| foreclosure.
Agnes Colston VS.. Thomas Egan Ell
al, quiet title.
Amanda NJ. yinson vs.. Edward F.
Vinson, divorce.
State of Iowa eN rel VS.. E. C. La
Chance, injunction.
Lydia Letter vs.. William LETTER, di-
yorce.
Albert S. somers vs.. Rhoda somers
divorce.
( Wapello County for the use OF the
school fund VS.. Ellen Brown ct al, fore
closure.
West End Lumber Co. vs.. Martin r.
| Mace, foreclosure mechanics lien.
Emma j. Pnmroy VS.. Grimes Pun
roy, divorce.
A. Odenwalder & Co. VS.. Ottumwa
Bicycle Track Association, foreclosure
mechanics lien.
| 4. L. Crisman VS.. Ottumwa Bicycle
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tate, annual reports, orders for widows
allowance, etc.
Law Cases.

allowance, etc.
The following law cases We're either
dismissed or went into judgment:
4 w. G. Sigafoos VS.. Eldon Loan and
Building association, damages
Josie Breeding VS.. Kinsey Jordan,
damages.
American Electric Fuse Co. VS.. Or
tumwa Telephone Co., suit on ac-
count.
John E. Arden vs.. George F. silvers,
suit ON note.
A. C. steck VS.. John F. Pope, dam
ages for killing plaintiffs dog.
George Il. Finnarty VS.. Thos. Shea,
damages.
Buck-Reiner Co. VS.. Thomas Shea,
damages.
NJ. A. Wilson VS.. j. W. Garner, dam
ages.
Equitable Loan Co. VS.. Fidelity and
Deposit Co. suit on note.
Peterie Kasgard VS.. Il. N. McElroy,
damages for personal injury.
Clarence II. Gridley ct al. VS.. the
Equitable Mutual Life association, suit
on policy
Mrs. Z. B. yogel VS.. C. f. Dillon,
landlords attachment.
Gaar, Scott & Co. VS.. Ora A. Carter,
suit on note.
Parsons Band Cutter and Self Feed
er Co. VS.. A. j. Dreamer, suit on note.
Clara v. AlcIntire vs. Thomas Greeley,
| suit on note.
Davenport Cooperative Bank VS..
| Charles Realn, to recover realty.
j. r. Eddy ct al VS.. John Downey,
suit on note.
John Lober vs.. John w. Speers, at
| tachment.
Chancery Cases.
Bridget Maloney VS.. the City of OF
] tumwa, equity.
Electric q Steam Co., suit on contract.
! Assignment of Burch Bros.
Assignment of Bohe & Ellis
Tracy b. Schmidt VS.. John Graham
ct al, equity.
Catherine Wolf ct al VS.. John ROUGH,
partition.
John L. Emery ct al vs.. John Hill
ct al, quiet title.
C. L. Walker VS.. Ed. Walker, admins
traitor, set aside sheritf's sale.
Lydia b. Tobias VS.. Eva Mccormick,
set aside deed.
4 -iti 81. i'oAiStt Ns' iN1iPl 1aiiStt,
divorce.
Emily Shields vs.. John X. Shields,
divorce.
James Terrill vs.. Narcissa Terrill, di-
yorce.
Allie Picksn ct al vs.. Martha jenkins
ct al, partitions.
Alice NJ. Span vs.. Thomas NJ. Nosler
ct al, partition.
Frederick Klingler vs.. John J. King
Ter, quiet title.
Matte E. French VS.. Daniel French
divorce.
Assignment of Worcester Art Com
pany.
E. P. Howard, receiver, VS.. ]. C. Box
ct al, foreclosure.
Nora B. Hull vs.. Allen R. Hull, di-
4 vorce.
A. H. Harrow ct al vs.. City Savings
bank, equity.
Harry Hodge vs.. David Hodge ct al,
partition.
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His Life WINS Saved.

Mr.. j. L. Lilly, a prominent citizen
of Hannibal, No., lately had wonder
full deliverance from frightful death.
In telling of it he says: 81 was taken
with Typhoid Fever that ran into Pner-
monia. My lungs became hardened. L
was so weak that couldn't even sit
up in bed. Nothing helped me. ex-
pected to soon die of Consumption,
when l heard of Dir. Kings New Dis
covery. One bottle gave great relief.
1 continued to use it and now am well
and strong, ! can't say too much in its
praise This marvellous medicine is
the surest and quickest cure in the
world for all Throat and Lung Trouble.
Regular sizes 80 cents and $1.00. Trial
bottles free at Clark & Mollison's
Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed.
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posed of, together with the offense and
the Judgment OF the court:
Nina Turner, indicted ON the charge
OF maintaining, a. nuisance, fined 500
and costs.
Pearl Houdyshell, indicted for Main
tanning nuisance, fined 500 and
costs.
Pearl Houdyshell, indicted for main
tanning a house of i'll fame, dismissed.
Mart Alyerson, appeal from judg-
ment of the justice before whom the
defendant was charged with illegal
fishing. Cause tried to a jury and de-
PENDANT found not guilty.
Tom Gee, appeal, same as Aversion;
dismissed, it having been shown to
court that defendant had served a term
in jail, pending trial of the offense.
HAYES Miller, indicted for grand lar
ceny; case tried to a jury and defend
ant found not guilty.
David Chesser, indicted on the
charge of larceny from building; case
tried to jury and defendant found not
guilty.
John Mcmahon, same charge; case
tried to jury, but before the compile
ton of the evidence, the defendant
plead guilty; sentenced to one year
at hard labor in the penitentiary at
Fort Madison.
John yardeman, same charge; dis
missed.
City Water Supply company, indict-
ed for maintaining a nuisance; case dis
missed.
George w. Yoder, indicted on the
charge of seduction; case dismissed.
George w. Yoder, indicted on the
charge of rape; case dismissed.
Knight Cofferin, indicted on the
charge of larceny; cause tried to a jury
defendant found guilty and sentenced
to thirty days in jail.
w. S. Sponsler, indicted on the
charge of larceny; cause tried to jury
defendant found guilty and sentenced
to thirty days in jail
L. III. Harrington, indicted on the
charge of larceny from building;
plead guilty and sentence suspended on
the recommendation of the prosecuting
witness.
Probate Cases, Wills, Etc.
The following wills were probated
and executors appointed:
A. p. Peterson, Emily G. Peterson
appointed eXecutriN with bond.
ID. Is. Jones, "A. Vi. Harrowa ana LOUISE
j. Jones appointed executor and exc.
cutriN.
John O'Brien, Rev. Francis Ward ap
pointed executor.
j. b. Pitcher. Amelia E. Pitcher ap
pointed executrix.
Charles Lawrence, Ella f. Whittier
appointed executrix.
Phoebe Harsch, BENZ. f. Harsch ap
pointed executor.
Benz. Mason, Sarah E. Mason appoint
ed eNecutriN.
ANGELA f. Park, S. D. Baker appoint
ed executor.
The final reports of the executor o,
administrator in. the following estates
have been approved, the executor oil
administrator discharged and the sure
| ties on their bonds eNonerated:
L. G. Eastman, S. w. Summers, Ben
| jamin Foreman, Anna w. Carter, c
Kesmau, N. C. Leonard and also the
guardian of Lawrence w. Myers, minor
Other estate matters came before ths
court, such as petitions to sell real es
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Track Association. foreclosure mechan-

Track Association, foreclosure mechan-
les lien.
NJ. Z. Russell VS.. Lederer, Strauss &,
Co.. foreclosure
Southeastern Iowa Loan Association
vs.. Amos Dowell eft al. foreclosure.
Maggie NJ. Nestbrooll VS.. a. Invest
brook divorce.
Dollie Mosely VS.. Charles Mosely, di-
vorce.
Mary Owens vs.. Walter Owens, di-
yorce.
Ella Jefferson VS.. Amos jefferson. di-
yorce.
Arizona Strasburg VS.. Henry Stras.
burg, divorce.
The following schedule shows tbs
time of holding court in 1900 in the
several counties composing the secone
judicial district, as fixed by the
judges at a meeting held this summer:
Wapelio County.
January Sth to March Sd.
March 26th to May 10Th.
August goth TO October 18th.
October Goth 10 December 22d.
Monroe County.
January Sth to February Sd.
March 10Th to April alst.
August goth to September 18th.
October goth to December list.
Lucas County.
February 9TH to March Sd.
April Esd 10 May l2th
September nth to October l3th
December Sd to December nd.
Jefferson County.
January sth to February Sd.
March 18th to April 2lst.
August Goth to September 18th.
October goth to December LIST.
Van Isuren County.
February 5th to March Sd.
| April 23d to May 18th.
September 18th to October 18th
December Sd to December 22d.
Davis County.
January I'd to January Goth.
March 10th to April 18th.
August goth TO September Sth.
October 22d to November 10th
Appanoose County.
January 22d to March Sd.
April 9th to May 10th.
September 10th to October 20th.
November 18th to December I'D.
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The following are The state cases dis.
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A Resume Of the Work Done Last
Term.
iO4 CASES HAVE BEEN DISPOSED OF
About $1,000 in Judgment. Have Been
Rendcred-Cos of the Term Very
Low-24 Petitions for nj
xorces Disposed or.
IFrom Saturdays Daily.1

~ AoAh odcuhaoy . O.sAy y 800,
Wapello county has the heaviest
docket and does the greatest amount of
court business of any county in the
Second judicial district. At one time
the docket became SO congested that
it was next to impossible to get case
tried in less than two or three years.
"A variety of things We're given as the
cause, chief among them being the
fact that it was during the panicky
years and some of the judges were un-
able to stand the work the docket de-
manded. Litigation has decreased in
now possible to try case the same
term in which tits filed, while few
years ago a lawyer was lucky to get a
contested case tried in from two to
three years from the time it was filed.
A few terms ago the law docket was
called by the court from the beginning
to the end, something that has not hap
pened in this court for a long time,
and, of course, embraced cases filed at
that term. This was such an unusual
matter that lawyers and court officials
commented on it and almost won
dered if the world was coming to an
end.
The term OF court just passed will
compare favorably with other fall
terms in the matter of business done
and smallnsss of cost of the term. One
hundred and four cases were disposed
of, including sboth chancery, law and
state. Probate cases do not enter into
the matter, although they occupy fair
portion of the courts time. That class
of cases are short and great many of
them may be disposed of in a length of
time that would not count at all in al
law or chancery court.
The list includes seventy chancery
i.eases, nineteen law cases and fifteen
State cases. Hmay be well to add here
that of the chancery cases, twenty-four
were divorces, and that means that the
home life of forty-eight persons has
been broken UP. Tt was done at their
solicitation, however, and it does not
become the outsider to kick. About
$1,000 in judgments were rendered, to
say nothing of the costs assessed in
each case. Wapello county paid out for
grand jurors fees the sum of $159.7O;
/ for petit sjliroAs's fees, 81 ,OS9.20; for wit
ness fees in State cases, $223.95, maxi
ing a total of 81, 472.S5. This does not
include fees of court reporter, bailiff,
sheriff, light and heat. "A part OF the
expenses of any court is fixed, and
can not be mace less, yet when the to-
tai is figured up aud compared with
other counties it will be found that
Wapello county compares fayorably,
considering the amount Of business
transacted
The October term began on October
20, with Judge L. w. Eichelberger on
the bench, and has been in session for
about forty days. The grand jury was
ordered to appearsonEtheis second day of
the term and finished it's labors in
about ten days. The petit jurors were
summoned on the third day of the
term and We're excused some time last
week.
State Cases.
The following are the state cases dis
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Work has commenced on $500 no
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-13

~. " Have a National Bank.
- eSas. December 12.-Yester-
Accommons. A. e. Arnim and
@ns down from Flatonia and pur-
{ koslshue building and lot, on
NJ OF Moore avenue and Front
We price paid was $500. The
|r,sovaIay nave Commenced tearing down
i lug the old house. They viii
|,r,,.. No-story brick building for
oil starting bank, to be
~ me Moulton bank, until some
~ spring, then to be known as
! Nj a,ionai bank OF Moulton. The
- VIII be known as w. L. Tooley
ks., aux Moulton is fast coming to
M, ss'l Of the firm Of Baur & JaegslI
~. 49, =, Baurs half interest in tn,
~, end lot now occupied by Bahl
=. ne price paid for the houss
n m sss2s. Il is probable that Mr.
,nus,. conduct the entire bushes
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Mount Calm Matters.

calm, Texas, December 1.-THE
Increasing at this place as the
approach, though it has been good
pason.
calm will announce some impor-
.siess moves in the near future.
cs OF shelled corn have been
aom this point in the last few
~ " !! is bringing good prices.
w Is we'll pleased with the new
We Methodist Episcopal church,
la Mrs Sherwood of Mon Clova
Ne visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. d
,. you'd is at his place OF bushes!
severe attack of fever.
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Ai'sil visited Miss Eva Mcneil las
s,,s susslon was called to McGregoi
~ saturday to the bedside of hi,
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