davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-20

No hog, except those kept for breed
ing purposes, Can show good cause why
he should be living after he is one year
old. He should have been in the scald-
ing trough at eight months.
w. NJ. Gallagher, of Bryan, Pa, says:
"FOr forty years l have tried various
cough medicines, One Minute Cough
Cure is best of all" 1t relieves instant
ly and cures all throat and lung trou-
bles.
I'm StOrmeS Drug Store
Six good, thrifty pigs to a sow are
better than dozen runtS. Every SOW
is not good mixer: they differ as
much as COWS. The pigs must have
all they will eat, for slow growth brings
poor returns. The pretty pig is al
ways the fat one.
To cure piles, STRIKE ATTHE ROOT
that's the way. DeWitt'S Witch Ha-
zal Salve STRIKES AT THE ROOT-it re-
moves the CAUSE quickly and perman-
emily. Don't squander timeand money
in vain effort to remove the EFFECTS
I'm StOrmeS Drug Store.
Wheat threshing in Scott county is
in active progress. Those farmers who
have finished threshing report a yield
Of from to 26 bushels to the acre.
The late wheat did not turn out well.
Those who live On farms are liable
to many accidental cuts, burns, and
bruises, which heal rapidly when BAL
LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT is
promptly applied. Price p and 80 cts.
I'm &C. & j. E. StOrmeS.
Mr.. Sam FOrsythe has sold to Monte
Fox for Lehman sixty head of export
cattle, weighing l,465 pounds at ~
cents. These were probably the
largest cattle in the county and
brought the top price. They go to
Newport News, thence across the
Notwithstanding Democrat,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-20
The Servant Question.

The Bourbon News has this to say
on a question that interests nearly ev-
cry household in Lancaster. The
News says: 1.-The houSe-keepers of
Paris-as well as all other Kentucky
tOwns-are just now having their u.s.
ual summer experience with the SER
want question. Scores of families are
without cooks or hOuSemaids, and it
seems almost impossible to keep one
for more than Il fortnight at a time
during the summer months, as they
give up their positions without notice
and have money to ride in carriages to
camp meetings or patrOniZe eXcur-
siOns. Most Of them positively refuse
to work. as one working servant can
keep two families in victualS. These
people who refuse to work IN summer
should be marked for reference when
the Elk Charity Fund and the County
Judge are giving oft money and pro-
visions in winter. II is easy for will
ing workers to secure employment in
Paris, and those who will not work do
not deserve charity in winter"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-20
He Fooled tho Surgeons,

All doctors told Renick Hamilton, CT
West Jefferson, o.. after suffering IS
months from Rectal FEtual, he would
die unless costly operation was per-
formed; bnt he cured himself with five
boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the
surest Pile cure on Earth, and the best
Salve in the World. 25 cents box
Sold by r. E. McRoberts Druggist.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-20

THURSDAY July, 90 = 1899
PERSONAL.

x>eeesessesese>>ees >eeeeee>~e>eee~}
Miss jamie Lusk is at Mallory Springs
to spend several weeks.
Mr.. J. III. Grubbs has taken charge
of the Blue Grass grocery.
Miss Eva Grant, of Danville, is Wis
iting relatives i'm this city.
Major Dick Ryan spent few days
IN Lexington and Louisville.
Miss Mary Myers, of Richmond, is
visiting Miss Bessie Batson.
Miss Maude Miller is visiting her
grand parents at Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Joshua Clarke, of Danyille, is
visiting her father, Joe Rogers.
A party is being made up to spend
a few weeks at Cumberland Falls.
Mrs. T. S. Miller visited her brother,
c. Doty, and took in Chautauqua.
Miss Olivia Sweeney is spending a
few days with relatives i'm London.
Miss Mary Saunders, of Stanford, is
the guest of Misses Rella and Allie
Arnold.
Mr.. VIM. Moberley and wife, of
Knoxville, are visiting relatives near
Hubble.
Miss Marie Warren, Stanford
beauty, has been visiting Lancaster
relatives.
Coleman Lee, who has been visiting
Lancaster friends, returned to London
Monday.
Mrs. James McCarley leaves today
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Pettus, i'm
Lebanon.
Miss Laura Bright Doty, of Bran
non, is visiting her little friends i'm
Lancaster.
Mrs. Ben Hughes has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Margaret Sutton, at
Marksbury.
Mrs. Baumstark and daughter, of
Madison, have been visiting Mrs. Hun
ley Singleton.
Mesdames Mary Elkin and Sam En-
bry are at Dripping Springs to spend
a few weeks.
Mrs. Kate Middleton, of HarrOds-
burg, has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. George Farris.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Cherry, OF BrOd-
; head, have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. /. Hamilton.
Miss Jennie Powell and Mr.. Crow,
of Hustonville, spent Sunday with
Miss Lizzie Thompson.
Cash Humphrey, who now has a
good job at Lakeland, was here Sun.
day to see his parents.
Misses Susan Bixler and Lula Simp-
son, OF Harrodsburg, have been visit
ing Miss Sallie Lou Myers.
Misses Lizzie and Matte Thompson
have returned from visit to relatives
i'm Stanford and Hustonville.
Casey NJ. Owsley was here this week.
He is meeting with much success
practicing law i'm Lexington.
Miss Nannee Harris came from Lake
land to Stanford Thursday and is nov
visiting relatives i'm that city.
Miss Kate Walker came over from
Lexington Saturday and is now will
her niece, Mrs. II. A. Burnside.
Master Hugh Miller is enjoying va
cation with his little cousin, Mis-
George Barnes Doty, of BrannOn.
Misses Dorcas Francis, of Richmond
and Florence Burnside, of Point Leav
ell, are guests of Miss DOrcas Leavell
Mr.. Eugene Moss and handsome
wife, are visiting the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Moss, on Lexing
ton avenue.
Mr.. Charles F. Denman, wife ant
pretty baby have returned to Nicho
lasville, after a short stay with Mr.
Alex West and family.
Rev. Masscc, wife and little con
Drue, Mrs. III. Singleton, and Nh
Pendleton, attended the Sunday sch0o
picnic at Crab Orchard, Saturday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-20

WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE
not only effectually eXpelS worms, but
is unequaled us tonic, and is certain
and permanent cure for Chills and
Fever in children. Price % cts.
c.. c.. & j. z. StOrmeS.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-20
Prohibition Convention.

The PrOhibitionistS of Kentucky will
meet in mass convention at Louisville,
Aug. 1St and End to nominate State
ticket. Hon. Samuel Dickie, Albion,
Michigan, and chairman of the NatiO-
nal Prohibition Executive Committee,
will be present. Reduced rates on all
the railroads have been secured on the
certificate plan. The Willard hotel
will be headquarters, and convention
will be held in Music Hall. a banquet
will be held at the Willard Tuesday
evening.
j. A. Shear, of Sedalia, Mo-, saved
his child from death by Group by using
One Minute Cough Cure. 1t cures
coughs, colds, pneumonia, la grippe
and all throat and lung troubles.
I'm SOrmes Drug Store.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-20
The Appetite of a Goat.

Iscnvied by all poor dyspeptics whose
StOmac and liver are out of ORDER. All
such should know that DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Remedy, gives a splendid appe
tite, sound digestion and regular
bodily habit that berfect health and
great energy. Only % cents at any Dru-
Store.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-20

Optlcal science mas maze many rapiu suVah-
ces within the last few years. The correct
adoption of spectacles has become a distinct
profession. The optician who thoroughly
understands his business. realizes fully that
in adjusting glasses for his patients he Is
treating with a most delicate and precious
organ where the slightest error may result
se riously while II he does his work well, he
not only gives comfort and ease to his patients
but in many instances restores the sight.
Special care should be taken I'm selecting tn.
first pair of spectsces, nor should 1t be attem-
pied without the aid of responsible optican
IL is most important that the lenses should be
accurately conferred and of the best quality,
and the frames so made that the wearer looks
directly through the center. Glasses nicely
fitted to the face become an ornament wei
as a necessity.
Fitting children with spectacles specially
Parents, do not neglect your children's eyes
Difficult cases solicited.
All questions in regard to the eyes chez
fully answered.
Consultation aud Examination Free.
Office hours from 10 q. m. to p. m. at the
Hamilton House, Lancaster, KY, Monday
July II. 1aoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

yo S T9 r1 has s-a srF o"s 81 Inferior 5T r saS.
y N sellers favor cauiaowers have been very Yeny
en string beans have declined under iarEe Fecepts ou
s' s,esey Wih pretty gol e,aranee 'TH iss s, ere
weaker q, the close Cueumhers scarce hothouse o.s
bring mo5e'~, nrss ara ,aary Toraas meS e. s '
i.to.. Long Island far 70 prime n bulk per so.
lork per i- n sqSl2 ~ d. Jsrsey per bhL sigs s, =
o. l'4'i.' go. "a ll fl'l y 90 ~ $50
Jersey poor . fst siasi % Do virginia per th So
yellow G01~or. DO white I-r bb. si4si Eastern.
Ie p, T.. 9s Sigs i; DO Whit 81 20 d. I, ,s,s
ani Wesierr 7scqsi do state AMI Western red 7scasl
gs per -5sF , sfti - pas ss ~oi ttsi ok
. 80, CT v- r. for,+ t Us, so ~ e-fsr,-s
cenass Russia per bb snQeac. 10 jersey Russia.
'oa75o Brussels sprouts fair 20 prime per a. 'aioc.
sssY s. a. ' T,rss 'I per sssel Sos s5
Per S-a;e S,fsa 5o cau'ia qers 1onr Iaara pr bbi
Island loo s2asi carrots unna.hei rr NJ 7scssi
csFpianfs ~ raa r@r Dol SfpS' re- * 81 ,.,'S
1'- s,r sisss g 10 IA, PER eas 7scssi .
eng o weak and SSs s'a at sSs5 ' per Mae sugar
soare and nominal NJ i00lc yer = maple syrup ga tf
e - State lover ' 5sns '' res S n Do ics
wheat vi state ane california extracted 7NS.e.
nuts IN lighter re,ep, and advancing We quote Chest
q hullnuis per bush. zoe black Naiuuis per bush
- PEANUT Nigna hang gi'kei 'anoy I'ro ip 80 80
80 10 ~ hNelhh ara Spanish aHt44e'i va d'-rf
i4cans per . 7H~o
HAY AND SfRAW-HAY-The storm prevented trad
Ing that auY effective upon quotations and
rroes named before The receipts were heavy.
Including large 'nsanert 70 boat hay ans sew
canal boat loads the latter hardly enter directly
into current supplies. they urfers- % o. hold
0anlIa ir bond We quote Prime large haie- le- lo"
= s. Nc. NJ 40 N0ns2i4 " Dc. IinIIi4c, 80
so -Da7gisc clover mixed Io472isc small bales 2i3c
below these rates.. STRAWThe market ~ unchanged
demand checked hf rain We gnote' Long rye 81
q. Tff7f. 100 . others 6l1f straw f--l
A.. wheat a. 85n4Oc Receipts NJ hay and straw IN
tons reported Produce Exchange AZ noon today
wero =, Hudson River Railroad 100 Erie go Penn
srifania i3o Delaware I.sctawa11a ani "oste-t 70
river boats en- ca Receipts - straw by
-.-e- 30 tons ty raft 80. total 3io tons
Receipts ~ hav and straw a. New-i'rk FOR the week
end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
ERIE RAILROAD.

through trains New lla tft x Dl4rf ers-st.
a. ,,5ss and fse minutes earlier n % West - e.:
ann a M-gesflllei Express daily ~ b.rsrauton-
vS,.riv EImra Blnal1. Bradford Arri's b-n4l9
a.oo - M-lesutlle3 lmitei-fast nal daily soii
-" fr'-1g- arrfes Cleveland = 40 4 ". 'ffas?.
sep" 4, seeosrs % Chicago. Cleveland and cn-nn4d-
DINING Car 1-.-.,.-s ,-estn..e4 rsr~s..
80 -. y - r,fsl1 : u A NJ Bradford - a. "
JJs-a,stea.n % A n. lounsst.@n 70 a. ~ -
IAN ~ 9t = n seesefs &C. B.H1o ani I'efe.~Ll ~@is
Library Car. .--.- 90 rt-~ta--..r W4verly
ptr5 y. N-raly SOLE t-n ~ g, r,~si9 C,...s9 sni
ncnnar rh'sr rIAf, CARDS AND PULLMAN Ar-
1douMoDATIlNs at ~ it5. -oi ~. .' 49,
a ri.uerv East i-'tr-sf ara - Ft-t -'s't--
way ,,ls,s 9rl NIsf -dI at f'ir.s, Ne" fHf -
"a ssl Fa..1n. - o. away f - -.
~ ais To- and cAsc2s b4sssss from hotels al ies'-
4.r.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

Liverpool oct 81 s+s m ,ass ~ N7-'ssr-
- red sead, q ID. 81 California ~ saF's
tll.'t american mixed new. l-~t IS 90 90 90
corn Il 81. a. futures steady. November 81 90. De
eu-isr :. ia January. 30 - f4eaf-st LOUIS itA.y
STAT. af-sf sas d. e.oi 73s ieir.eara' fres---
- t-.f-rxtra India mess strong SIS 81. prime
-. strong Zoe 81 pask-pr.me mess. Western. sr'rs
III f.-9-A American rehnei ln pals STEADY Do Of.
rl.- Western 70 rtrces. steady ~ Hams short rri
-. 81 o. fuf 49, g. EacHn-clWhcr anf cuf - o.
g.. ,' e5- short r.t j. o. - p nfr 33s O. Dog
'.tr n.IfI,s go o. % r. stsady D. long clear m-.
. fa,,.l 20 O. 80 o. steady BE sh .rt clear backs
81 q. is - steady 3.e clear bellies "A O. JOB =. l--.
-. 4h.u. square - % - p arm j. Dteest -
BE- Coff0nfeel ol lui refined NytrN lfl taatt
i6s "a y4rpenf aesg.g.ts steady. Jss o. N.sln-NS-
mon steady. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
sorrurnN Cotton 1iARKETs.

e. Iona, Ocf a-Cor1n stealyi midallns &C. oN
.ili-r lids. good ordinary. 15-lfc. net receipts.
10 fsi-- s-.s JOSH bales. shipments. sl6z bales.
49, a5- bales. stock. s5Os2 nales
..,.....r o.+ 81 Cotton hrm mtins 4 low MD
si'rs 49,. gid ordinary. &c receipts l1o- t44ss
.--r,- r1a.fss- bates sales. psv h-l-a ti'-i7 80
bales sf..A f'-. 49, halrr 80.
f.....-..~ y. 81 Cotton nominal. mi1 ling Z 30
t.., t...nr 80 llc. good ordinary. bec 81 s. ''
-.-s .lI .al.et ezI orfs fn Great BRITAIN .''" '0
s...k ff.if- bales
..'-- . god ordinary 5tse receipts -''i pa' 80,
4r,.rf. g. tr- Continent u'.y
hall. ..i.s A-7 bales stock. lrt'" '''' 80
~4a-n--ans OCT ai-coroa sie~ 'is' 49,. .,.s'
l.v nIilag orc. s.o4 .il.iAi 80. - dr.,t r-tsl
i- 81, the continent LOO bales c',.tNA7' -
, l-s e. no bales. fiilnera. lfi7 pa'7s' '''~"
8ll 5l1 bales ,..f,-v 1 10
d. good ordinary. 0tc net fee'lp's' $50
low I'. $3.50 .l0 bales shipments o"sl 'a''s' '''''
4 ~, bales. st7ck. i-Heli bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
BALTIMORE ( OHIO z. n
SCHEDULE n EFFECT MAY "A. 1890.
IOH TIKI. ME,I.

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NAY a. 1890.
ron TIKI WEST.
Leave Se~ York. 9TH Ferry oFhite an lern.na1 sno
.rtiy '' tExceqt sunday Sundays.
cpiSiGO - 30 a. NJ lbeffy street only). q Is ..
and - 10 night. 49,. $3.50. 49,
PITTSbCRG, -450 r. n NSteEJ street o'isl. DO
> 'ciNSINSATi ST. LOUIS 1913 e. n. '555 ,. en-.
ROYAL BLJE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE f1t $50 Clns0.
III Is a. M CD.ner. 7i2 IS tlre-), . - Omen
q IS Royal limited exclusively Pullman Tran lner.
- 70 tynerl 1913 2. n. lDneg) ard 'l-lO night
NORFOLK. fi25- % ~.
All trains are Illuminated with p-tsrl Light
cfaees. 49, d.. -si 434 1854 u aiNay - Jri'- ed
" i27 Dowery \ : $40 ard 1855 Fulton 80. Book =
lvr Whitehall Terminal AID Liberty 81 Baggage checked
trou hotel Or rec dfncs destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
81 PTRSTANcF Of AMI order of Hon Lame ".
7TTE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

l. YORK. ~ tho grace % Got. free and independent
D., Nf.~tha A-rr Helen II hughes william y Hugner.
Sussv d Macpherson. Alice ". Red fae Only heirs and
xf n kn n Elizabeth Hughes deceased sent sreetins
v..reas Robert Hughes. ~ The cry n New York
has lately applied the SURF gates Court = our county
- New Y.rk have certain instrument IN writing.
relating r. personal property duly proved the last
viii and Testau rn- ~ Elizabeth Hughes. late - the
C,irfv ~ N. York deceased Therefore you and each
81 ,.u aye cited appear before the slTf.gae ~ our
f..--v az Nep York lie ofce IN the county " New
York on the 18Th day ~ November. one thousand eight
flr rcd and ninety nns ~ hafpast ten o'clock IN he
far,a n tnat DAY and there attend The probate
- Inc SAID 4-t VIII and Testament
1 ,,t-t H., Won Al are hereby cited. under the
are n tweny-one years required % appear ny your
guardian y you have one or u you have none 10 appear
,rv f1r one O. appointed 90 the event = your
neglect m failure . 90 guardian VIII BE- appointed
~ tna surrogate % represent and act FOR you IN ths
proceeding 81. 49,, s ... G., 81. 49,.
srrests court 4 the sad county of New York 10 BE-
hs' witness Hon. Frank T FITZGERALD Sur
rreate X our said County p New YORK
+ & a, SAID County me 1911 day x September
m the year of Lord one thousand egt.
hundred and nirety-nine .
FAIRFAX 81 LAIGHLiN
f"a-. Z the Surr7sate's Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

-, m 4 = m -T7fI70- -VTT--T ~ I' I11-
80. AYR iuyers American ui .i.ns 49,, ..
ll..'' o.. r., vsra ln pU bales ~ when .' '4'''
So g.. -r..I.ti.n ana o. ahi ln. ir- VOC" .i..r
s,t',,,'.r Receipts o. so t4l--. 800 amer %" -
"'.,' ....l. ars .sel quiet AWrr. On ~ i-Ahs
Na.,ni-r 8 .a '4Ia 81 Dii teilfrr 1lten.tl and
...-...ta fG co. llt Der ti. it.4
~ al sellers January snf fetr1arl. 1900 f'-
sr. YstruGry ara March o5-tg5 ai-t4d seers AAfch
ard Acrtl % o4t buyers April ard May oS-of1 Ds5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
Grrroaaie's Notlres.

Tn PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon. James
NJ varuur Surrogate Of the County u New YORK
Notl~, hereby al persons having Exams
against Augustus + Pearse. late o. the County OF e
YORK deceased - present the wth vouchers nereo
10 subscribers place o., trrrsacting business
No 2s East 2stn Street IA the Borough 4 NannatA.
and Z New York. before the 10Th Gay ~
November Dated New York. The on az y nay
CHARLES r. PEAKSE EDWARD I4ll<,ts =
erltars GTRDON : BUCK. Attorney fCr FNe.utl RS 20
Liberty Borough = Manhattan New YORK ~'y
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon. James NJ.
Varnuu Surrogate Of the County = Ne" lor.
notice is hereby given perns having Claims against
f-t.tr Harh-0k Aunm orif late ~ rne County ~ N"H
York deceased present Zoe with vouchers f7rrnl
g. ,r- e-er their place x transartng business
at the office Richards Brown. NO ~ Y an street
~ he Borsaa II Manhattan cry z New York on Or
before me lsrh day # Apr next
Dated New y1rk TIE taird day = catcher. 1890
CLEMENT ARNOLD ATFT-M OEpT
HENRY CACHARD
Executors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
Z NaTeFTTN- = \ y - y ~.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.


esarons West 93l Cortland ana Desoroses strrc0
+ J. Eerrea
Time .s1 o'er ngsre. ranG or i,sof r
efrees Daily -uldsr SUNDAY OILY o--e. ais
da.iy sunday iesyss sunday caves d hILeAy
i,6.55 7.OOAM Loes. f9rgAsIoSs,.e, v,rts.,,
10y SOS 81 For BUFFALO SAG AEA rAlLS A.
We,i aSd pal local points Iaor az DADs Gar" 0"A
H..ii,53 200 Noon "BLAck DIAMOND *
PRsss0 fl11d-nesf train IN ne N9rc iAAs % 'easns
IfT Due 14lo ~ y cr--e- '--s
~ n-- srt chicago Ilils az sefi .'e "a arte ,--o,-
~ .oOr ~ WlIk - 81 i.ltF - IA NlO-s
MI ..OSP Coal Braac = ant ir et.ae po-nA
OK 5.J5Ps Local FOR MALtH tul =.
III 5.2nr " locator NAIl Oh ON n
10 f.lOP 9. Loo 81 "a; resa flF EAr l.,N.
..,5 IL. 0~PN For B4Na.0 and points West through
egg - 90 N - Err-es. for bUFFIO saf ToRoST0-
fa.-ef gers flrf''
.IOo1 ~ 3OP u F0rlIiACA, ROCHESTER,, BDbfALO
anfN .... t
- pIAfNFtElD and BOZ SD BROOK, locals daily ctccpt
sa,l,, 70 - 81 n. = E 2yl 40 ~ 50 are -, p y
ets pll.msn aerouu lls OBS - l - - 80 - go
MON SQUARE West rs Columbus ave y
s0 Fulton - tyfY AID Annex station hfookyl
Trslsfc- VII t0r ali cAec4 .Ar axe IRON -DIs4 of
rrsiencc -rr0l-. GID ces-'l-ron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
6n inhnm IL fflnn Conrrrn.


no THE PUBLIC.
4 Notice IT. hereby given that whereas. my wife. LYDIA
N Allen NJ S. Louis Missouri has Contracted debts
-t Az unnecessary 0r her support and maintenance
g hereafter not spnsule for any debts mat she
may incur anl e.! who give her credit VII. do SO al AeI
0"" i'-" GEO. " ALLEN.
-. w. Oct n $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

saturdays only sfaiy except Saturdays and sundays
HARLEM DINislCn.
el2 A. " and IS NJ Daily. Kept sunday -
plftsfed sundays only AZ - A. NJ
Wagner Palace cars On an tar ush tainA
Trains illuminated WIN Pinf-.u Light o..
Tfcke, Offices at lls 26i. 4l3 and 1910 Rroa,way %
Union So " 25 Columbus Ave. 81 West @'th go
I25th and iasth 81 Stations New YORK; oS5 ana 20
Fulton -. ana iof Br0 ldVay +. p, Br.oHiyf -.
Telephone $3.50 C0r'antt' f0r New York central Nao
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence ~
GEORGE II pAxIEIs General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

--.t.r E,r.srge syrc!-l - er4oe- cables ai,'
D. buyers favor. sales 1000 ha.es, ~ c-a' - d
~ lNy am-u0an anrl. receipts. oF', e.
700 n..l.as upland. 1924. futures .tehel fn'o-'
tliat s.er c. .-+d quiet to % points .et ~.
- .f.t- t4I-4ry sos January leaf-1,y' go H.
.-.-s- Iaf0l oss. MaIrn. Ir44 ti'5'i - '.
sSlt ST.. l.r1 .sf Jane. IlIt s J3s July ef-rt
gas A-r-rf-,-f t-nlf-r. jJisb. Not tin q"
30. fa.'tr fr.ent.r ,3i.l. Mencfestei i"''H '''
I..f1s Gull dol
H-ist. nine Is quiet win TIE turn som -~H -.
az ~ flf.rs OPIUM. IS quiet Prices are t--''- 80
s,,Ss o-.r o4sea g. iO4s2 ~ J.npng e. TO- si,
,.fed - lr4ls -. morphine bulk. = 90 D-i'r ..',
- esfta s. $685. 3d. 4I.linf. i.frsi+ % ~
y. t-ls 1902 Foreign nlaArtac'urtf7, "I'H' -'*-
'-et -sfs bulk ~ 10 - ..+t.r
~ tND MEAL-The market for h..i W.. otf ,ne
riiief n-f mr. 4lofatit higher lu syni 'A5 TO-.
sbel ruin. nf Wheat sa.ts reached aff-f llN ~ -
ENG 1.f.a-s 81 s5fex4 20. winter s'ral4is - ~ ~
rr tafrr.4 s. 6O4 s. -. spring clears S"sstt'-S
s,,- $50 winter - H51s@ ezra No : "...eI 80
So ,fa.e SIS 1888 10 per ton. ~ aIiiFr - a.,
~ n. Easy. fair % god - 500 Is ." y.ln
&C.,, 81 sax - CORN NEAL '-.lrt s-eady
s-'tse. Fas white aud yellow. .Seasl' coarse o0S'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

ers May ana June 3 % Ca buyers June and Jn.y.
and SEPTEMBER. 3 5e-asa3 5i-e4i buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY


Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks, estro- Fneumate Signals.
Stations in New York t9ot q L.bsry -
LEAVING tine from south Ferry loot Whitehall So as
nye minutes earlier taan that given below tof Liberty
r-oons. ard af':;r o., g, ,,is.l lsee
.4oo F s5 M 90 p ESS haS ~ 20
e. e. 81 g. e. Ea AS 10 40 s E '0 600 40
For WHesbarra P'tston ana Scranton, 400. e:io ~
Frr Reailrr anf IsrsburS % a, 40 .4so 7so olc
1000 li.p % RsalrgJ A. u. 30. 90 20. MOO.
al 30 - Rea!asl NJ 100. 100 : 80. 600. 900 10
- ALL RAIL ROUTE.
.43o 81 70 Red hank oryi - il 80 A. 81 ti:4s %
81 na9 9s 1 Ssy @ :. Is - Se' Sa'iay' 300
H. i'i ''' TX ssrlTaS ''''
n1 Tr stations es'7 A9n' aan aTd Es: Ins
lands OHy) P sur pp x e,o n 400 P Il
ror stations - 80 i,'s - ars HsAar4.
OF Nayesink = 80 80. j - \. y, 80 - g =. "
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA lx5 PA5:Ji'ioRH AND WASH
Week DAYS $50 So % 10 On 30 u. I,iaHs carr A. ~
1000 Cliao, D.nltg CarD A. 81, % g. go he}ai BE
Ln.iefJ 200 go 1.nias SEQ Z. H. y - "a
4 ~ $50. 400 40. 7.so. 800 =. ~ sundays 80.
Tickets and pafior car seat. o., f'ot q Liberty ST.
Whitehall ST.. iiS, iI2 2ol 80 pa -, 30 i,rosi
27s Uest i.5th 81 IS C. aaious >v.. New York;
ST. 81 Fulton S. Ero9kyn ~ t"s5, Williams.
baggage from hotels OF residences - destination
'From Liberty -. Only
t tSF@ s s'ss F g-,-y at s' IS 81; 4
kFrom south FERRY At 3 - p. NJ.