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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-04-13
First published in the Abilene Weekly Re.
flector April 49, A. d. 1899.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Case No. 3737.
Thos. Kirby, plaintiff,

VS..
Catherine Holdsworth; Catherine A. Holds
worth; Ell G. Holdsworth; Lucy Maud
HOldsworth; Priscilla Hare Stuart Hare;
VIM. Koenke; William Koenke, treasurer
Educational Society Of st. Louis German
conference!of M. E. church, a corporation;
and William H. Logan, defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an order of sale is
sued by the clerk of the district court of the
Sth judicial district within and for Dickin-
son county, State of Kansas, in the above
entitled CASE and to me directed and deliy-
cred, wilton
Monday, May Is, A. D. 1899,
at 10 o'clock a. M, Of said day at the front
door OF the court house In the city of Abilene,
Dickinson county, State of Kansas without
appraisement, sell to the highest bidder fol-
cash In hand the following described real
estate tO-wit.
All of block number one (); lots two (s,
four W, six Coy, eight (S), ten (C), twelve d2),
fourteen 90, sixteen &C., eighteen (lS), TWEEN
y co., fifteen d6, seventeen a. nineteen
no. twenty-one ely, twenty-three (23), TWEEN
ty-tve (25), twenty-seven (27), twenty-nine
co. thirty-one (3r, thirty-three (3O, thirty
five (35 thirty-seven (31), thirty-nine (3M,
forty-one (4D, forty-three, 4D, forty-fve 45)
and forty-seven az in block number three
9: lots two ~, four az, six (6), eight (S), four
teen nD, sixteen 49, eighteen u.s. twenty
C0, twenty-five CO. twenty-four (2D, twenty
six (26), twenty eight (2s) and thirty-fv (35)
in block number seven ~; all In Riverside
Park addition to the City Of Enterprise, Kan
sas, that said mortgage contains the words
"appraisement waived"
The said real estate will be sold pursuant
to the Judgment of the court in said cause
rected In said order of sale.
Witness my hand this 10th dav of April,
1899. N. B. ROBSON,
Sheriff of Dickinson county, Kansas.
STAMBAUGH & HURD
Attorneys for plaintiff.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-04-13

Chicago. April II -Wheat-cash No red,
~ he. No red. eed12e. No hard winter.
e6hG6sc, No Shard winter. eS0o7c. No north.
ern snring 'iG79c; No 2 northern spring
oghaflSc, No 3 northern spring, oSa'0ac
Cash. No 2 s6AGs7c No D. s6nas64c
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-04-13
Rebels Win In Bolivia.

Lima, Peru, April T. The latest
news from Bolivia is that Gen. pando,
the revolutionary leader, has defeated
the army OF President Alonzo and has
occupied oouro, the presidents base OF
operations Alonzo and his ministers
have gone to Antofagasta, seaport
Of Chill, on the bay of Moreno, aud the
revolution is looked upon as being
ended.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-04-13

Joplin, Mo, April 10, Albert Tracy,
Of Chatham, n. Y, has sold to a Bos
ton syndicate for $500, 900 44O acres OF
mineral lands near Cartervlle. Mo,
The Spring river mines at Alba were
also sold to an Ohio syndicate for $751;
Oun
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-04-13

We showing in Wash Dress Goods patterns of 10 yards Ger
and French orgnde fine Dmt and corded goods pat
tern.
We show our line of Pique Fancy Crash Silk Striped and plain
Linens Sungs Ducks We Dmes Organizes Percales Ginghams
and Madras cloths,
complete line of the newest styles extremely low prices.
Mulhouse Organizes, the best only csc yard.
One lot of fancy Ribbon, and inches wide yard
Good Parasols each.
Summer Corsets splendid value, 25c
Ladies' Oxfords from soc pair to 50 for the best
Ladies fine Kid Shoes 80 to 80 value sizes 2 for S50
pair.
Ladies solid leather Calf Shoes 75c pair.
We sell the Mccall Paper Patterns perfect pattern made
at 10 and 5c Guaranteed satisfactory
Our line of ladies' Skirts made to our order
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-04-13
TR}&&&NM

We quote this week a few of the many
great values to be had at our store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA AMI
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations foot OF Barclay and Christopher sS
VESTIBUIE TRAINS. PULLMAN EUFFET CARS
PINTSCH LIGHT.
500 A. M-BINGHANTON MAIL. Stops at principal
stations. .
1000 A. M.--tcafs Car) BUFFALO. SCRANTON BIN0-
HAMTON. OWEGO. ITHACA Er.HIRA. SYRACUSE
and OSWECO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Cars
connecting Buffalo with for Chicago and points
West.
800 p ~ (day)--Chicago and Buffalo ve.tibvled Ex-
press for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON and El.MIRA
pullman Buffet Parlor Cars Emira Through sleep
ing and day coach TO Chicago. arriving at +lo p
u. next day.
400 p. M.--sCRANTON. wILKFSSBARRE and PrYM-
OuTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
TOO p NJ (faily)-CfIIcAGO and BUFFALO vESrl-
Bl-LED LIMITED EXPRESS for SCRANTON. BINo-
HAMTON FIMrRA. BUFFALO. THROUGH BUFFET
SLEEPING CAR New York to Chicago. Dining Car
~ Buffalo
s:3O p ". maily)-BUFFALo EXPRESS PULLMAN
MIRA. BATH MOUNT MORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
irving az Buffalo 500 4. NJ .
0i3o p daIlyloBuEFALo; SCRANTON. PHO, nINa-
HAMTON. OWEGo, ITHACA. ELMIRA. UTICA
SYRACUSE and oswEGO EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET
Sleerfrs
TICKETS AND Pullman Appropriations At
HENRY GAZE SONS Ltd, ii3 Broadway: - PARK
Pses t2s and s2 Broadway Tickets at Ferry sta,ons
Ill Fourth ave. corner Twelfth St; 81 West One Hun
drsd and Twenty 9Th St. 2s9 COLUMBUS ave- New York
S3s and T2S Fulton ST. and loo Broadway Brooklyn.
Time table giving full Information at all stations.
WTSTCOTTJ EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call for and
check baggage from hotel residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
RAILROADS..
new YORK CENTRAL
Railroads.

All through tra!ns stop at Albany Utica, Syracuse
. Trains leave Grand Central station as follows;
GOV EXPIRE sTA frfsH Ex spRdsss fLMirED
Mlssa,s Fails sss p NJ: Toronto. 800 p ~: De-
S.4S 4, Mast MAIL. Daily--ror Buffalo. Niagara
- . Falls and Cleveland.
1880 A. ". DAY EXPRESS. ercsps Sunday. For
m Buffalo and all Important New York state poinrs
l.OO 4. M.-SoUTHWHSTERN LIMITED ana Ill, Ill
oAGO SPECIAL Daily-For Columbus. Cincin-
natl. Indianapolis 81. LouiS and Chicago.
$50 r. M-TROY AND AL,ANY SPECIAL. except
M sunday. stops at important stations
O.OO +. M-LAKE SHORE LIMITED. Daily hour
So train 70 Chicago via Lake Shore. Due Cleveland
I;lo A. ~. due Chicago 400 p. VI. Sleeping ana
600 p: M-wEsTEaN EXPRESS. Daiiy-For Niagara
Go r. M.-NORrHERN EXPRESS raly-For Troy.
NO Montreal and. except Saturdays FOR Ouawa-
7.3O =, M-ADIRONDAcK MOUNTAINS AND MON
no TREAI EXPRESS. Daily. -
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Indianapolis and St Louis
BIO r M-PACtF1c EXPRESS. Dally-For oenens-
onrE. Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Chicago; and *
1Z.1O night-MIDNIGHr EXPRESS For Cslcaso.
every night excep. Sunday. nights sunday
HARLEM DIVISION .
Ptyheld. Sundays only AT O,2O 4. NJ
wagner Palace Cars all through trains
trains Illuminated with Pr'sch Light
Ticket and Wagner Offices at Grand Central safion.
49, Columbus Ave. 81 l25th St. 18th 81 station
and i7eth ST York 33s and 728 Fulton St.
and JOG Broadway f. .. Brooklyn. .
Telephone Pro Thrty-eighth Street Tor New Io,x
dence by Westcott Express Company. 49,.
GEORGE H. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

very large and nearly iSeoo bs lnssed
T0 su = ar And IN bulk S. phadrh hsl. 81 A. and
- 5o deodozed 50 Cotonseed o-Quoted Prime crude
l'rGlsc prime crude mills i4al5c: prime summer
grades 2Gas7c: prime White s7Ss7isc prime winter
yellow 2'a2sc linseed. American raw. sc; American
PRoVlSIoNS-rhe market made prorapt response
strength in wheat ruling firm all day. with moderate
quiet Quoted Mss VS. 81 ss GS'f fsm me sS hc
clear $40 5ogsi2 b. BEEF-Quie,. quoted: Mess.
mess s5dc BEF f y es aS5s sSr at ss
sls 80. .... DRESSED HOGs-steady Quoted Bacon.
|fcsS bellies nI 10 Quoted so esI smoking BELIEF H. 10
10, 5Ac; u No. 5.c IA ~ SAC Picked shoulders steady
ern green Is ~ &c Western q"'s uSs "
steady city. 3Ac; country. 80. as 7sc. IARDFrmer;
fined lard firm. quoted South America. zoe. Continent,
ssoe Brazil kegs. '5oej compound hrm qg9,sa: city.
quoted: oeo. 5%e; city lard stearine Gqd,c
today but the feeling generally was hrm Local dealers
anticipate good demand the resumption Of business
I next sDs and sSs IN ns9s no r marSs ee
common to low fair. 4gisc; fair 70 good. 4Aq3lsc;
sac: Rangoon bond. 2sG24sc.
and unsettled again today with business on narrow lines
partially due TO the nearness Of the holidays News was
conflicting and rum,s OF sensational eafacsr as guIme
lated. 5-b sacks. 5o1c; dominos SIC; cut loaf and
lated and hne ganuated DC coarse granulaied and extra
fine graduated 5isc confectioners granulaed ostc;
A. &c. confeconers' A. 4sc Nos /. and 3 issc No 4.
45dc No 3. 4isc; No g 444c; No I. 4Sc; No = 4Slc.
raw sugar marke, was inactive and barely steady Prices
about the basis Of Ice for s5 test centrugal
The London cables pretty much rs
expected reported quiet but little de-
los 3D. Beet sugar was dull and rather easier. with
month quoted 90 81 and next month at s I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston Dec 3l-Cotton quiet. mddng o '-loc;
low midilng 10 lsc good ordinary. 1915. receipts.
IL PIC bales 100 bales: spnners A. bales STOCK
337 2u1 bales. 49,
baltimore Dec l-Cotion-HolIday Receipts. lie7
SAVANNAH pee 3i-Cotion--H Holiday. Receipts. All
bales stock. 1901 bales. ~ -, -,
Nenphis pee 3i.-Cotton steady: mtdlng J-c; low
uldinr 4a.c good ordinary. : iGc. net receipts. 224l
bales gross . 7G bales. shipments 5Oi2 bales sales
800 bales stock "a bales
ST Louis Dec. 3i.-Cotton firm. middllng. o-sc; low
mdding &c: good ordinary. 1-6c net receipts. l5s'
bales gross a2J bales: shipments, 592l bales; stock
10 965 bales %,
o5s bales EXPORTS 1900 BALES 70 the
Continent II bales: coastwse. Pa bales. sales. l'3l
bales. stock SO 35l bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

marked lately the Government prominent
trader here. but besides this there evident addition
to the regular export demand which had dwindled 70
small limit. We quote; Prime. bales per loo 10
s5e do small bales. oqs2.c. No l. large bales 1og
t2sc do small bales 54 GG0c: No . large bales sag
oIifc; email 5on55c: No = +0gi7'ac as - runs; IN
gradable. 30Q25c much OF latter N s.ock cloYer
sTRAW-Receipts for the week were ~ tons an un-
usually small for this market II II likely
however. that remains from the heavy river
deliveries ~ this fall rail receipts must soon ne
heard from the market percepibiy hardening. We
quote the Of 3T9p43c for good ana ooc IL"
Old 30Q3jc good order The receipts on nay ana
straw In tons reported al Produce Exchange at noon
-day BY Hudson River Railroad. 30 Fennsyi-
vania 100. Delaware Iackawanna and Western 100
Shore i70. l>ehgh valiey 30: total o2o tons ke
crin' N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
RAILROADS.
pENNS YLVAnIA
RAILROADS..

srAIIoTs ssS, e VEST TWENTY TED STREET
Streets !. minutes later than that s1sa below ia'
$50 A: N. FAST MATI--Puilman Burs, Parior Car
New York TO Pittsburg sleeping Ca Pitisours 70 CHI
$50 a. NJ. FAST LISF~PiiisSurs and Cleveland
'cS ssDas bHss smdlns and
ton Cars F.. Chicago Cleveland Toledo. Cincinnati
1.so r: n. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPIRES
9or Nashville tyia cincinna,D Indianapolis Chiess"
$50 =; NJ WESTERN ExPREss-FOr Chicago v<
74O p: NJ. soUTHwEsrERN ExPREss-ror P,tts-
7o M.'A Pac GnSnps XpR nss1aPf9' f,ss and
Ms ss6 ssstPp uns
Sleeping Car New York 70 Altoona East Liberty rs.s
HaIn,s Ts d1 AND '' TME souTn
1850 20 ,sso ' cossrs:.icnai Lin 81 P..,.r
n 2" 1905 et night sanasy Gsa S oso
Dining Car. 40 Dining car, 80 DINING car' $50
SOUTHERN RAfLwAY.-Erpres. 40 D. M iaS night
ATLASTIc COAST LISE-Erpres. go a. m. and $50
r rdR oPp F5isS 9 xp e ssy
N:sss5S s,TyI:? a. s'-4sss: '!:
f far bsssss sun..y oe.,
Stree, sa,ier 5os $50 M Il: 20 30 All
Cortlandt Streets. 9lOa m. 1880 80 and BIO p M
Sundays. 9.+5 =. r.. SIS r
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
go. TO 80. 20 $50 % $50 Psnna. Limited -
Dining Carr. 1880 Dining Carr, II 50 m 1870 10.
$50 $50 40. go DINING Can, t5o doiring Cap.
s;o Dining carr, 40 $50 m 100: niInt sp nss,
Carr a m. 80 DINING Carr. $50 = 20 tplnas Carr.
40 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Carr 40. $50 o m.
1908 night. -.
Ticket Offices Nos 4si. a. 1las. 1872 III ard ~
Broadway: I Aston House West TDen'y-thrt street
Station and stations TOO, q Desbro-ses and cor'snfe
Streets Court Street. SEQ Fulton street, n> Brosdwy
~ psrp xx'x Anna DrcCki,r. station.
Jersey City The York Transfer Company Will can
for and check baggage from hotels ard residences
through to destination.
Telephone '2157 Figheerth Street for rernsylvanto
Raj road Cab Service.
J. u. HUTCHINSON J r. WOOD
General Manager Genarpi psssr Aren't.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Dec 8i.-Receipts Of cattle we're little
better lav than is usual saturday Offerings were
mostly OF medium grades strictly choice cattle being very
scarce Prices rule. UNCHANGED rom yeser1ay
Prices for hogs advanced 5i0c under the influence OF an
active demand Heavy hogs sold - 4DgN 20 fnelulh
weights 81 fOGS3 So light weights ~ iOaS5 20 Ilss
brought s34ss 40 and cus Al 2JcS 30. sales were
mostly at 80 j71as3 10 lgst demand Tor sheep ani
lambs vas sufficient absorb the limited offerings anu
prices held steady Lambs sold So I54s5 30 yearlng
~ stdsa 80 and sheep s2qs+ 90 Receips-'atte oo
mead hogs q go: sheep. 1000. .,ac- c..,
Cincinnati. Dec. 3i-Hoss active ~ l5rsS 10 tarte
steady 81 25ds5 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

MOLAssEs And sYRUPs- Though exceptionally quiet
,rs1ss-sAt upon ne proximity q the holidays me
iass's market ruled very hlm In SyTups we're
-. ana steady Quotations follow. New-Oreans cen
,.,,1sai common SAFE. fair I3alJc. good. lGg &c
ta''. Srp2lc. New orleans open kettle. common, s.g
sisr 2sa8c good. aOg34c. prime 3ip3ic. choice
- syf'o RIO zo45Jc. Syrups-'Dmmon nominal
l9c god l1Ylsc, prime 10000. fancy 242ic
rs-AN hhEl'ihIs-Quie prevailed IN the ocean freght
and quotations showed So from the pre-
Cts DAY. as ~ OWE. Liverpool aid London 45sd.
e-ssYw 40 Bristol, 4-d ieth. 81. Hun cd New
10 % antwerp sizl. Hamburg - pfgs Rotterdam,
AMSTERDAM, Zoe. Cork for 0r1ers As picked ports,
IN "nhase. - tdHSs ~ l. cotton Liverpool per IN"
40. nominal. London oats - "a ..... FRElGHTS-
80 Lug IN SAL tonnage was light tg-dAS. although yes
80 wanted Ia many - the various departments.
rer continues scarce and rates are
80, were generally unchanged
TIE cott0nsee1 on trade was quiet and rather
- .7.Sts The weekly circular 81 Charles Tainter
Of ne Old year winds up win every Indication
"A. H.sperols new one. Cotton OF already
.Hersnces between on and prime grades in
Gns showlng the relative scarcity Of choice qualities
ta-cii Sfofnsd dealers estimate the proportion Of
kiSS' ~ W. ssasen a. 70 per cent, ths however vs
a1USA &Ao1ll0 e enatoa ~ e this 1oSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
ARE YOU GOING SOUTH?

II So. for health pleasure and comfort. 70 Piney
Woods Inn Southern Pines. y. &
Southern Pines y c. Is located In the heart Of the
long leaf pine u America IL has delightful
climate very mild dry and @quabe with none or the oss
ana dews incident to mountainous regions and Of the
murkiness 20 be found points further South.
Elevation feet above level highest point IN
the turp-ntne belt The Influence OF the Gulf Stream
renders climate mild and pleasant The soil ia sand
always dry II place the tourist and health
seeker will appreciate.
Piney Woods Inn. a elegant hotel accommodates
300 All convenences parors. steam heat, etc Out
door amusenents golf links. etc Resident Physician
P,ney Woods Inn. reached via %aboard Air Line A
pleasant half resting place for tourists en- route TO
Florida Excursion tickets be had.
CHARLES ST. JOHN, Southern Pines, " G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.


straghts s. JOgs4 %. cornmea Arm e2q94e per bag
ssgsS @ per S sS csa e s. .ssy SS9 So
bush: fancy sI'sgase nos and B. M 0, Mrssa
"a casis IS Red Dog aour si7 70 Butter firm North
.,s 2GS ebes. Mesie Yor herr oa a wss ose
chicago Dec. siTne leading futures ranged as fol
wheat; %. Opening Hssss, "S cs. c'' sss
S S9y . 5 sssa55. is 20. 5 aDs sss:
R RI; .s,,.ss!. 81 81 a7ass ss 81 81:
nsy .ss~ossssss s az s 81. s'''ss az
sss s,- '*.: 's~ 1877. a isss 1884,
a ,s .s,' ' . y. s &c co., s IS: s
short ribs. per 100 N: o
,sapary ...... So. sssaass :: IS sc
,pfas Wheat No rd iss az; p 81 &c ss.o
s7sc No yellow corn - NC; no ,9 a. 10 rye
&C. No ? barley. ( o D. 4i04sc. No haxs~el 81 lS
% Northwest 8 Ts e is D aps per ico r. s. SS
s. s. short ribs sides qcse' 8. sogfs TO- dry sasga
81 KS, 2o Shiskey dislers finished goods per gal
on 81 ~ sugars cut loaf s. % sanlsteo nS ~ was
ar rT creaneres iis2o4c dairies l2aql7c Cheese
quiet on giic Eggs nrm' fresh S'a2ee. -. ,
eS Zoe Corn steady. No mixed; 3se. Oai. hIm 20
. rnixet 2giac Rye steady: No 2 3'c. butter 'D''"
Suga- steady Eggs firm az &c. Cheese hrh
,,ruautas Dec si-Wheat higher No Northern
coS1-oc' No Northern 67d6stc. Rye higher 40 J.
az G55c barley steady; No 2 4S'fc sample fIsfs
,.neanolls Dec 3l.-Wheat strong; Deceinber V.
NJ Ca Iuly egs.c: track No harf, o''-c, ~
Northern. tsiac; No : Norlhel"' WIZ -'''
Bran In bulk. S9p>s % ,
Philadelphia. Dec 3i-Whea hrm ana - corn
u Lower. 10 2 mixed. spot. 4Sis g"%c January ~
a3L oats firm No . white clipped sJ'zc No o Nn.le
rnres 33is G3,c No mixed clipped 33rS'sc BUT 6,
fancy creamery re 90 prints, -
E~s aulet but steady. fresh nearby. &c 90 Ness-In
% a. sovhwestern BIC. do southern DC. Cheese nri
Teints Flour 1000 bbls and Il 900 sacks wheat 90
hrsbt corn 22- bush: oats. l3rc bush ,hlpnth'r
Wheat 81 900 bush; $4,000 bush; oats 80" push.
6, Louis Dec 3i.F1our higher PATENTS - ooGs o.
,raiys,s q Sqs3 30 clears g. 1888 % Wheat strony
49,, higher. No cash elevator. nc BID rack 90
H. -5.c bid Juv CHIC asked: No ? hard ts1b'c.
-,sn steady. No 2 cash. Sic asked: MAY 3t'.c Oats
unchanged. No cash. 2sc bid. track. e May. .'sv
oo-.c. 10 white 3Oitc Bran firm sacked east uasN'
s-o butter guist. creamery. lsE22c, dairy lfslsc'
Eggs higher. ~ 49,,
r,,a5o Dec 3f-Wheat lower. active. No cash Iltc.
No 70 corn active weak. No mixed 3i-.c GAYS
T,,n stlr 80 lied. 2sc. Rye dun trn no ,as s
go v..,eed dull. higher: prime old cash - ~
new. 81 G..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
ERIE RAILROAD.

n, roueh t-aIns NeW-loIH root tLafnp<Fs
80 easws and Ave minutes earlier from West 23a-sts
ON W-Vestbulet Express daily for Binghamto9
wsvsrly. Eimira Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo =
FoM@o y W-vss,ituled Iinited-Fsst mail daily sol4
- Tor chicago Arrives Clevsisnd ~ A. M Chiese%
up NJ sleepsrs to cnicaso' Ss's''"' ana |'"S''"'''
pining Car ,,.u.,.,. v.,,u,,., rx,v,xs
rrives AZ BUFFALO zoo A. NJ. Bradford 20 A.
NJ ' JAMESTOWN 700 A. NJ. Youngs.ern 10 ~ A. ~
Cleveland 10 80 r. ". sleepers TO Bunsio ard c1sveand
Cafe Library Car. -, -, a.. ,,.u,.,,. r,,tra
WeverIy and Chicago. slsspers 90 HornsisNs Chiesss
s rrn FOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
COWMoDATIONs at ILL., lis 2si. soi and s5I brosd-
wav i21 Bowery iJ5 East 18th st, and ~ W., iI,..
az, Chambers and West 23d 81 ferries New. forn. s~
iscssn and Jersey city station. Nsw-york Trsnsses
e. ealis for and checks baggage from ho'eS 'ni rea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
Four tracks. "Elec'ro-Pneumais. signals
Stations In New York foot ~ liberty -.
and South Ferry whitehall -.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks, Electro Pneamstss. slsnaia
and South Ferry whi,ehaiI -.
nve earlier than that given below for Liberty ~.
except when noted Ian. ..,, q, ,r.,.vs,
FOR Ea.on Bssits ssHs l a.n'oaH .' MaeS
& 20 to Ea.,oo, A. 4 ~ TOO $50 400 o..
y, n p lss sqSasg, :. 80 .,n -s Of.
1000 80 e Heading, An. l:9o 80 20 rs -
1870 to Heading NJ 100 ! 80 e 30 900 P. A..
Es' e f"se5z s s s s' TT s ss's.
FOR LONG At BhA MAiL o He.TE GROVE e.
pac R as P B1ns . aS9s Pf pos
only See Gro $50 qos cniy 70 Red n s ala u 70
'S 40 e:i5 P sundays 'siop. a rn,.T,.sn p @:
Asbqry Park and oce,n Grove) 900 "ioi'' only 70 hs'
For Aslansic H,shlands $50 80 II 20 M NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
.4so $50 1915 A. NJ. I;a5 $40. 40 p II. sundays
For Lskehurst. $50 $50 1915 A. N. i''. $40 '''s
F9 TONS yss and 10 ear az $3.50 $50 ~ '''
For Atlantic City vineani and Brese'on' ''So A. No
s;eT rs f.. ~ 20 p = :ss :.
a asvs' 900 AZ 4. r.. 80 400 i'' NJ T. Ne
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. R4A HI AND WASHING
From, foot OF Liberty ST.
Week fays 40 500 1000. rl 40 Dining Car A.
NJ 100 90 q: Royal Blue Limited. IS 10 Dining
Carr. 500 p w. 1918 md. sundays. .a3o. 1000 az "
Dinrs Carl 500 P. NJ 1915 mdt Additional train. ,sr
F 4sa sos "sfA s saSd.y ~ ssS 8? ~
whitehall ST ii3 iT2 2fi 43s. ga 2s4 323 Broad
way 7s7 9Th Az 81 81 i4h ST. 1888 East 25th ST. .Tl
Yves, f25,h ST. PSI Columbus Av.. New York Court
St 500 Fulton Brooklyn 90 proaiwsy. Williamsburg
The n T. Transfer Co VIII ell for ana cheek baggage
fro, hotels or residences 20 destination.
sFron Liberty ST. only.
+Fror South Ferry az 5:l3 p. ~
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tUiuter Resort Gni0c.
~,,r, vrv TO HEALTH AND RENEWED STRENGTH
is A TRIP VIA THE LUXURIOUS
"SUNSET LIMITED"
CALIFORNIA.

THE RAINY ATMOSPHERE so NEEDFuL FOR
Navy rNvAIrDs 1T ~ THE JOY OF LIVING IN
THESE REGIONS WHICH BRINGS THE ROSES bA|h
TO TIE CITIZENS The luxurious 1Sunset Limited
orrsins everything that j. up 70 date and modern IN
the Railroad World. low sent weekly speoii
through trains consisting Of sleeping and dining cars
leave rew York every Saturday Tuesday connecting
directly With fhe Sunset Limited at New orleans ros
fun information illuftFaiei pamphlets. maps an1
time tables also lowest rates seepinE-cnf tickets anu
baggage checked. apply 10 southern Pacihc o.; Sf'
broadway. No. Battery Place "Hshnston b''''"S''
York city.
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WEST SHORE r. r,

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. ~. T. -
ard rs m later from foot % W. s2d ~ ,,.rv o..
Ix:4S ~ NJ CONTINENTAL l-iMiEEE p~.' -
Albany. syracuse. Rochester banAio. Sa-s" sr,.s:
Cleveland Detroit, Chicago and ST i<9sls. 49,
CHICAGO and St Louis neat Afternoon DinihS NsI.
6,45 r. NJ go m. later foot W. t2d s,l SnlsAsv 80
- Louis Limited. Daily for Utica, syracuse noen-
ester Buralo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Dse~s
Cleveland. Chicago and ST Luis ,..,.. pms
r,3O y NJ DAILY for Utica Syracuse Rochester Bur
faio Niagara Falls ana Toronto.
St4S T. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse, EoenD-
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit C'svs-
land, Chicago and 81. LouiA
Time table, at principal hotels and ofhcss BasssU
checked from Hotel or Residence BY westcou ExpsseA
r LAMBERT, General pAsssnSsr Agsnl ~ ~
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NAVAL STORES.

Although spirits were very firmly held business IN
department the market TO-DAY was
light being confined mostly evening accounts hosin
"a closed quiet and unchanged Quotations loio"
TAR-ReRuars 81 IS. oil. bhs - 40.
SPIRITS TJRPENTINE-i5'hN ~ tc - -
ROsIN-Common good strained. 81 ~; r. 81 ", r
81 20. O. 81 55fxl "a: H. sl65 l. 81 7O X. 81 50, NJ
81 % n 81 10: W o. 50 30. W W. 81 -.
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Tar '--'f'-'f'
Charleston Dec. 3i-Turpentine firm iic bid kosin
firm. unchanged
Savannah Dec 3lSpirits urpentne hrn. tic sss
~ bbls receipts AL Rosin firm. Unchanged safes --''
bills receipts, 1902
wilmington. Dec. si.-spri.s turpentine t5sc ana
s3i.c: receipts bbls. Rosin firm 81 .cSl w - r.
CENTS 2li bbls Crude turpentne firm 81 80 81 80 and
81 20 bid receipts ~ bills firm 81 TO- receipts
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eeep's o. hreststus at interior points in thousands
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