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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-06-07

be interested in knowing that w. L
Truehlood's Oldest son, Ray, has en-.
listed in the United States navy ser.
vice, and will report for duty this
month. 8S
Grace Gil1iland, II Lancaster, is Wis.
living at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. DR.
Schriner.
Al Brolliar returned from his par
ents' home Saturday afternoon. He
was called there by the illness of his
father, Chris Brolliar. AL says no hope
is entertained for his fathers recov
|ery.s M
Cbildens' day exercises occupied or
houf's time at the Christian church
yesterday. A large crowd was we'll en-
tertained.
Gertrude Keller returned from Chi
cago Saturday evening.
w. E.Browa andsa young lady were
unfortunate in having 4 runaway Sat
urday evening while coming home
from a DANCE. No serious damage.
Arthur Hoffman, superintendent o.
schools at Andrew, Iowa, is home fol
the summer vacation
Eva Atterberry leaves Sigourney to.
night for Chillicothe, where she will ACT
as supply operator for four weeks.
Robert Seymour came home from
college Saturday morning and was at
home until this morning, when he left
to help civil engineering crew that
are going to do some work in the east.
ern part of Missouri.
Nose Parker, DIR. Roher and Bert
Richardson accompanied by the Misses
Maggie Dobie aud Eve Atterberry
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. McClanahan, the guests Ct
Misses Ethel and Fern.
E. d. Burnham and wife, of West
chester, spent Sunday in Sigourney.
Sigourney,1 June 5.Mrs. c. S. Jack
son and sister, Mrs. r. Huddleson,
started for Portland, Oregon, yester.
day morning. They sintend to be gone
three months. Mrs. Huddleson has
three sons living in Portland.
Chas. Voltner's delivery team ran
away with him on the square yesterday
and caused much excitement for about
twenty minutes. The buggy was de
molished.
Carl Bliss, of Des Moines, is in Sig.
Quincy for an extended visit with
grandparent, relatives and friends.
Casper Reinert, of Richland, who has
been enjoying tour of the western
states, stopped at Sigourney today. AT.
ter a few days visit he will return to
his business.
Miss Alma Nauman entertained a par
ty of Thornburg friends Sunday.
T.. NJ. Yahuke is around town on
cruthes on account of seriously sprain.
ing his ankle while wrestling.
Mrs. Jno. Warman, of Marion, is Wis
iting her, parents here.
+. f. Wilson, of Dallas, Iowa, was
shaking hands with friends in town
last evening on his way to Cedar Rap.
ids where he will take part in the Ma
sonic celebration.
Minnie Wills returned on the Sire.
fly" last evening from Delta where she
has been visiting several days.
]. O. Mcmillan goes to Glenwood
Springs, Colorado. today for a sum.
mer's visit with his brother.
Father Hausers Francis Reinert and
Mrs. Kerber Vent TO Harper today te
witness the. laying of thescorner stone
for the new school building at thai
Dlace
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PEKAY.

Pekay, June Al. b. Holmes depart
ed for Streator, ILL.,, Saturday evening,
called thers by the serious illness of
his wife, who is visiting there.
Jesse Swan visited Sunday in OF
tumwa.
John White, of Oskaloosa, secretary
of the U. NJ. w. A. for Iowa, visited
relatives and friends here over Sun
day.
Michael Robinson made a business
trip to Oskaloosa Monday.
r. NJ. Forsythe and DR.. Muir went to
Ottumwa Saturday night for an over
Sunday visit.
j. NJ. Muir, of Oskaloosa, visited his
brother DR.. Jas. Muir last week.
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STOCKPORT

Stockport, June 5.-Clarence Wheat
ley attended the dance at Pierceyille
Friday night. The music was furnish-
ed by the Coon Hollow string band.
Stockport has some hoodlums in it,
and last Sunday night they took the
minister's team during SERVICE and
drove it and returned just before the
services closed.
Burglars got in their work at the
Hotel Brewer last Monday and took
Miss Brewers gold watch and chain.
Supposifion rests on some parties that
We're waiting to take the train to Kan
sas City.
James Fairchild, of Leando, visited
at home Sunday.
W. s. Allen, of Birmingham, was a
called Saturday.
w. c. Morris, one of the old settlers,
is lying at the point of death at Nc
Weigh, suffering with diabetes.
William Bales, of Wilsonville, is a
very sick man with stomach trouble.
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KlRKVILLE.

Kirkville, June 5.--Miss Kate Roop
of Ottumwa, is spending a few days
with old friends in Kirkvlle.
Mrs. d. C. Dinsrnore was called to
Ohio recently by telegram announcing
the serious illness of her father whose
death however occurred before she
reached there.
The third quarterly meeting at this
place will be held at the NJ. E. church
Sunday and Monday, June II and is
Presiding Elder Rev. Lambert will be
here and preach Sunday morning and
evening. The quarterly conference
WILDE held Monday at the Salem
church.
Mrs. S. i. McClease, of Denver, Col.
is here visiting her brother, L. d. Nc.
Glasson, and family
Thomas Kirkpatrick returned home
last week from a flying visit to the
Black Hills country in South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan McLain, of Oska'
loosa came over Wednesday and at.
tended decoration services and to visit
at the home of his brother, w. S. Me.
Lain, and wife. Mr.. McLain was taker
quite sick while here but is better.
Austin Brown lost mare Sunday
morning by being gored TO death by
bull which was in the pasture.
Dale, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Finley Zentz, was quite badly injured
Saturday evening, while playing neal
the house. He was passing thru the
yard gate when it swung back against
him and the iron latch struck him or
the head infiicting a painful wound
which bled profusely and was only
checked by DIR. Abegg who was quick
ly called, but the little fellow is all
right now.
Uncle John Parks is improving the
appearance. of his house by the addi
ton of two new porches on the front
of it.
Peter Lykins, while working at the
creamery doing some repair work
Thursday ran rusty nail into his
hand and it is causing him much suf.
fering and pain.
Constable Smith arrested four mer
Sunday for violating the day by pitch
ing horse shoes and they will have
their trial today before Mayor Hull.
Mrs. Charles Teall and son, Master
Sumner, are home again after weeks
visit with relatives in Ottumwa.
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n spent Frid
ess.
MILTON.
-

Milton, June 5.-Rev. Sherman was IN
Bloomfield one day last week on busi-
Iuess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Brown are re.
joicing over their first born-a girl
Henry Duffield and wife and ron,
Joe, left the first OF last week for Dcn-
yer, Colorado, where they will make
their future home. Mr.. Duffield han
a position awaiting him.
Lloyd, son Of Mr.. aud Mrs. w. C.
Holland, died on last Monday. He had
been great sufferer for nearly two
months. The parents have the SYM
pathy of the entire community. n
James Alternately departed this lie
May rs. He had only been sick few
days when he was called to his reward.
He leaves a wife and five children.
nearly all of whom are grown
G. c. Beatty has been quite sick sor
the past few days.
Professor F. e. Buck was transactinx
business in Pennington the first Of
last week.
Mrs. Mary Young, of Bloomfield, was
an over Sunday visitor at the home If
Will Sinaberry.
Miss Mary Mcdaniel, of Azen, Mo-,
is the guest OF her sister at the home
OF DR.. Adkins.
Frank Smith and Miss Jennie Pierce,
both of Cantril, were married at the
home of Elder Hendrickson, on last
Sunday morning
Miss Katie Gibson visited last week
in and around Mt. Zion and also trans
acted business in Keosauqua.
Memorial services were conducted In
the NJ. f. church. The sermon was
preached by Rev. g. L. Hendrickson.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mira.
W. w. Blanchard has been quite sick.
Noah Workman and d. G. Hagler are
on their way to Paris to visit the exc
position
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HUMEsTON.

Humeston, June 5.-Rev. J. w. Botti
was in attendance at the general COM
ference in Chicago last week.
| Married at the brides home on Tues
day evening, Rev. Bott officiating, Eli
! Gray is foreman in the Era Office and
| is pious, industrious, young man;
while Miss Van Derby is an excellent
younk lady and loved by all who know
her. They will make their home with
Mr.. Gray,s mother. We wish them =
long life and much happiness.
c. S. Humeston and wife and G.
Fletcher and wife drove out TO the
woods Sunday and spent a pleasant
day.
j. +. Yount returned home Wednes-
day from trip thru Missouri.
j. D. Henderson, of Tngley, is spen.
ding couple of weeks with relatives
in the city.
Ralph Brant received the sad news
of the death of his mother, which oc-
Cured while visiting her daughter in
Page county.
The Epworth League gave an lee
cream social at the church Friday even
ing. They realized nearly SO.
Mrs. G. A. Aline is visiting her pa
rents at Holstein this week.
Lawyer Berry, of Indianola, was In
the city Wednesday, enroute home
from Weldon, where he had delivered
guest OF Rev. Bott.
Len Rinard, of Mason City, was IN
town last week visiting his parents.
Il 4 r. - YY TT ~ =
New-York tribune., 1900-04-17
OTHER MARkErs-BY TELEGRAPH


Chicago April l6-Cattle-Receipts 1850 Steers
generally lUc lower. Butchers steady. Natives
81 uOqs6: moor To naGi,.Do % I, "a - ~ p.Ie
S4aS4 so; mixed stockers 81 4oQS3 No. 90
81 25 calves $4 5oGs7 % Texans receipts 500 Fest on
sale - St2 Texas fed steers, Sass -; Texas bulls
Hoss-Recepts to-day. head; tomorrow - Ooo;
Sw 10 5c lower Top 50 10 Mixed and butchers 50 10
. $3.50 90 light 50 40q$5 t2s: bulk sales - 55g
sheep-Receip,s head. Sheep about steady lambs
lSe lower G9od to choice wethers. s6g$6 70: fair to
ssSSs IS m mixed s9se s & Wsstern m sheep s6< b yeaEngs
Cincinnati, April 6-Hcgs active higher. 81 1885 50
So. Lambs dull. s5dS7 %.
East Liberty. Penn. April i6-Cattle steady. extra
s. 5Oa$5 prime s. aoas5 50: common s. 25aSs 20
AogS slow and lower; prime medium and heavy 50 sOg
pigs S9gS3 ~; roughs, 81 75aSj - Sheep steady at
changed prices
East Buffalo April 16Recepts ct sale through
eight hours ended to-day follows: Cat
e 2O2 cars sheep and lambs. II cars hogs.
shipments-Cattle. l0G sheep lambs. % cars
hogs ~ cars. Cattle IN active demand: good
50 1oas5 25 export S4gS4 & good to Choice butcher
steers - 6OdS4 So good TO beet butcher 50g
e. 20 good to best fat bulls 81 S5aSi l0 feeder bulls
50 25Qs3 80; good bologna bulls s. 5OGs3 75
good to best fat hefers 81 25aS4 20;
feeding steers choice 81 25as4
6Iis 60 5ogs$ 5S esves gooG % Ia So, ~ y H S5
Jersey etockers 81 75as3 stock hefers 50 5Oa$3
good bag s5as6O sprinsers good to extra S42a
S4s and sprngers common good s20QS2I calves
heavy fed calves S3 5a$4 25 straw stackers So so
Sheep and iambs-oneTngs excessive for demand wool
good to U choce s6as6 @ wethsrs So 5s So mixed
Sheep IS 1885 25 ewes SIS 5OdS6 clipped yeans s. 80
as 10: clipped wethers So 25as5 so The close dull
Il sEy M @ aS5ve asayy a m s. 0 0s 81 few gh % 1b
outside figure roughs. 50 2OQS5 4o stags 81 254S4 70
The close slow on Workers. slow on pigs and good
Weig
New-York tribune., 1900-04-17

FLOUR AND MEAI.-A feature in the -four market has
pressing for sae soa soahs demaad
direct from the mis But for that matter the entTe mar
s1 'esssSs 8 s: h G Sa
Winter $ sSas2 s. sns satra No winter soqs
STEADY aaoted FAR GO Faoa s5ss 9o
g a; RHa MEeaFR eaf'edF RP aao5sd Ssf
Fine white and yellow s5e9s coarse ssgso' oc;,s
to 2oo h. aIeS25 siS t ss
80 eF 6omf The ch6p dasE S &c. s@sa 81 e 5 S
oil 1skG s SG ssT oil cake ssaoe ss 90 of foreign markets
make considerable in the xoume of
BY and there only marrow range to ., prices
coupled unfavorabe adyices from souhwes5e,n s
csns aboU BG the best point Of the session Modrae
ing for Northwest account was about the only feature al
short at the nmediae opening About the to Sny
May opened 7s Influenced by good rains rains and md
PRICES become IN w little Irregular again but failed to
show any decided weakness owing 70 the influence Of
not altogether favorable to the bear contingent In far
as IS degrees above zero noted the map, and
part Of the subsequent stiffness Of prices was attribute
winter wheat following the present warm cond
ton dropped off materially since the Government
3 e. wien Ta Sn e ha % The export
IN " View Of M az holidays a6road the
with better bids than made ma . last week The WoTids @
6Si6oo0 bush week and 62Gs 600 bush last year
55 bush. with 80 502 bush
At NewYork the stock Of No 2 red reduced 1880
bush. that only 223 800 bush OF this grade
mains here. against 297, 700 bush the same time
Last NewYork had a stock of 19+0
800 bush whereas It has but 3a650o bush The total
stock Of ELI kinds here decreased aS. 400 bush during
the week Northwest receipts 400 compared
from the West would probably
| s' SD Ssss Tofs' ?S'
hard Duluth. 1880 No / Northern Duluth, 4
both first half May: No hard Duluth $3.50 and No
hard Manitoba s2asc. both prompt: No l Northern
I0lRc 10 arrive. .CORN-T7e market,
though rather quiet all day developed a good strong
certone and the West appeared be well
by influential parties in addition receiving much help
from heavy rains all the West which seemed o
threaten the movement. The country. moreover,
not a free seller OF corn. while. for a holiday
abroad the trade considered quite
tempered bull enhusias a time last
ing influence, and final prices the day showed
net advance. The visible supply showed total OF
600 bash, agains1 % 79s local
stock Of No 2 decreased he
stock reduced 5000 bush during No
closed ITsc both and delivered ana
4S[Ac for o b afoat....-. Z OATS-In A
rather sharp decline in cash property
Nc lower to-day with little speculative
visible supply increased f169 900
an increase Of 1900 bush IN the local No
cats and an increase OF 1890 bush the
at New-York. No cate closed 2Shc: oats pc.
20hc; track white 3Od34lkc: white clips 31c.t.
PYF-Market steady: No l Western 62Hc. and No
Western. &c affoat: rye SIC T New York
CARROTS. '''-
New-York tribune., 1900-04-17

day, The market held very firm. but orders came In
rather slowly Jobbers and brokers being need OF
supplies for time to come and preferring to await
developments sugar war; before further antci-
pating Quotations follow: Cut loaf and crushed.
355e domlnos On half beis only) and mould A, 6ioc;
cubes xxx powdered 5.80c; powdered,
dered powdered. 5.23c; Eagle confectoners'
granuated b40c; Eagle granulated fine
sranuated $500. Eagle 10 cartons 10 bags 70 car
tons and n bugs Of fine gvanuated 525c; Eagle fine
srsnua,sd and diamond 4. iSe ccntsctonea' 405c:
Nos 4. ana s. SOC No 4. 4.7c. No g. A7Oc: No Q.
No IL. A<os; Nos a. a. u. Is and io 4.33c. The
sugar market unusually quiet 6 day closing
iir!n without sales Of Importance scheduled There wee
little nothing available though seners freely bid last
selling prices for unlimited amounts. Quotations at the
close unchanged 4sc for 90 centrifugal &c for
50 muscovado. and 13-16c for 50 moasses
The London closed will
open Tomorrow morning.
Elgin April ld-The butter offerings on the Board OF
Trade amounted 9l20 fb. Bidding opened 17c and
1900 10 sold price. The Quotation Committee
ported the market steady isc The output the week
New-York tribune., 1900-04-17
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. April l6. 1900
COFFEE-in the absence of cables and
Hamburg the markets these points being
OF holidays left the
in the dark and little inclined grope, Rio and
reported firm and light receipts.
reported advance OF 200 reis. At
house deliveries in this country very figuring
1900 bags for two days, and spot holders the
advance The general situation such 0
lng call steady, with unchanged points
higher and showed sales Of 900 bags
teGnber at 40; Business moved slowly. and by L IN
sales had reached 1000 bags the session
transactions were Is 80 bags The market finally
frrn at net gain OF 10 20 points, having
sharply in the last moments on furry Of covering.
There was quite diversity Of opinion
ket for SPOT supplies Bids were quite numerous the
basis OF -ldc for No Rio, but SC
sbout as having been paid Many holders standing
out for Lice for No Rio. and that
ether grades. At figure the market
nominal for the spot article. We
q SC: No g. sAc- and No /. S5sc. Receipts at Rio
the week Just ended 10000 bags
previous week and 10000 bags Santos
oeiEts We're lsesp bags. compared
the previous week and 81 bags
10 coffee was shipped from Rio o
States during the last week.
taken from warehouses in the United
bags compared with - 5o7 bags weeks ego and
l0ssI bags last year. OF the former amount New York
reported o' i0'N
The range Of prices market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-17

for eds hs 8e ssse3Ss Ss Of Ii pdylSs
Closing Fs very d shad at seT s e sGaTS
pPt c3aihy nii.pes - s nIe about unchanged
s. 2 BID saa s. @ PIG ssEea ifoa wand an1
"fa M6fAssf i g Fad A%b fS5 sPss5 sYf ST. :. 70 -
IN Jo6bihg way. fairly satisfactory. syrIps we're irn
f%ll9w New Orleans centrifugal conh3n lise; fer
e 4iG5o Porto RICO si syr2 Ms0sa0s con0s open pen
asSgIe ss te'r 'Sd''e good i5i'S pFs iad:s
san cRAS onses EbT 5nss the market
meats 9 NO change was quoted in steamer rates. and
shore trade request the rates BIDS were 'e seaSV
On the basis OF recent fixtures coastwise sail tonnage
& we're Id t1 Lyndon sd; Giass2% $sd Bristol L5it6
cotton Liverpool per io 25e nominal: Iopdagg
,S5t 9tS 49, OIL was much yesterday and
exporters showing considerably interest although
Ss and IN DuE s So sfSns 5 ph,is %e
naDh,ns 81 81 is isfDSS SS;,onssea
eT eT prompt a nomaa ff Sgt ssi
to94ic city ss raw eaaeac. Ansricsn
quoted lg under city brands lard oil 5S asSs" 'HSed oil
weak in 10 s decline Isnns 6 g PTGysSns 0 S
sg as Ss hsd aGf' besn saa ss
pretty much all yea Day afsT pdT
helped BY very good eomms6n a9 hSF RIBS r all Of their
OF ribs At Chicago 20 600 expected on T1
SO 5sis sgor Quoted .s Asss sis 2sa family
SgS@tsd Mess SO 5C9sii family s2asls co. paekt
Ssz ssady '1Iaa aaosG s9dia At s ss5dss ss s
Steady Quoted; Basons 7sei $50 ~ 7sc: ieo n 9Sc
Smoking icIs RsiIiss %,,d1s ssG 10 n Sc 2 NJ H 3ssq
hams firm quoted at 10HG1lc. .TALLowEpui etc sd
30 & & country. oh96Ae I-ARD-Flrm. quoted 7 zoe
South America, 6 2oc Continent, Sc Brazi kegs . S0c
Compound firm Quoted: City 6hc: Western a1Sc '
SIC. " "'' s'earihe
RICE-A moderate trade done in medium to chooa
grade domestic staple to-day. and call for fancy
foreign reported. The close steady viii
prices well sustained Quotations follow: Domestic com
mon 10 low fair. 2Ad+Ssc; fair TO
TO choice, 5*a5Hc; head 5&96itc Patna 4hG4Mn.
2kc " "''' ~
suGAR-There great stir in refined sugar In
New-York tribune., 1900-04-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

New Orleans April le-Cotton firm: middlins Ia.
low midcllng Sl6c; good ordinary S%c receIots -.
oales exports to Great Britain. 5000; France \ GOO,
222 3ns - '''-' s"4eS' -'Vuo' stock.
oales exports 10 Great Britain. 6.524 to France
TO the Continent. 3.26s; stock. nos '' -''''
Baltimore. April l6-Cotton nominal: rnid.lir. o,s.
low mddlns lies; good ordinary 10 lSc gToss ~
Savannah; April 16-Cotton quiet: mIadlinz aa.c. lou,
iddling e'sc; good ordinary. sssc; recepts 05i
exports Soaswise es2; sales, lsa; stock so 44s
middling. 9sc; good ordinary Sc ~, $500 Srsci low
bales gross. ESQ; shipments. 1ilT: sales $40
b4,54 9"'ee' N''' stock
81; Louis April 1s-cotton steady; mddins esc. low
niiddllns l-loc: good ordinary, IoM
~ bales gross lIs shpments l2Oo sales foo .,ds
New-York tribune., 1900-04-17

eoc; do Baltimore. 100000 lettuce. Florida. half bbl
basket. &1Gt2: do North Carolina basket sla&2 6o
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Recepts for Sunday and
Monday light but the demand Is heavy enough
TO prevent Low quality, therefore rules
something In buyers favor but top grades firm at
Pris prices O''Ook 0n ,on tne SooS; M
s7tc; No do. sO0s2,ic; No do. 7sat7iac grade.
hay 2e less than above prices excepting for speca!
Wet Indian .6TEAW-An servtcsabls sorts Of
long strong considering the rush Of receipts that
have recently appeared. We quote the OF at
6o6T2hc with frequent seller At &S8+1c
Receipts OF hay and in tons. reported at the
Produce Exchange at to-day: Hay-Hudson River
Railroad 400: bre $40; Pennsylvana 20; Delaware,
Valley co. Central OF NewJersey TO- river boats. $50;
total 1620 Exports 4s7 for Havana 9T7 bales for
London Receipts Of 80 by river 10 by
rail; total 100
New-York tribune., 1900-04-17

CoTTON-Speculaton in active There
were no cable accounts from the English and
trading here showed disposition the room
traders 20 take conservative view and
hesating scale. Prices pursued a somewhat variable
course The opening call developed steady feeling
prices point lover to 4 points higher. There was
lack OF outside support, and prices
der local Later however. the market rallied
again and took level +qis points above figures
of Thursday; the upward the face OF
local selling, and chiefly to Wall Street
buying. unsatisfactory weather map orted
scarcity OF seed for repantng farmers rule
sold their surplus, after providing for their
10 the cottonseed oil people owing 20 the unusually
prices offered by the manufacturer At best
trading in cotton futures reflected rn.dy the
all classes Of traders, pending the resumption OF
from Liverpool tomorrow Throughout sesston
the old positions maintained very steady
list. Toward business the
quite Wall
Street support. Stop orders reached In
adding the firm condition Of the marke.
the finally steady at gain OF 2dl2 points
Hubbard Bros Co.'S cotton letter The trade
decidedly better Liverpool market
and a higher market here Price. Mccormick & Co g
daily says The position
continues gain strength daily, and looks II
we Of a veritable In
existing conditions. therefore there
reason expect e further advance in prices
The range OF prices In the local market
follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-17

Through trains leave New York Chambers S.
as follows. and minutes earlier from ". 2Sd 81
BOO a. Daly.--BUTalO ENpress-arr. Buffalo p n
FCr Binghamton. Wavevly. Elmira and Bradford soma
train Coaches and parlOr Buffalo. -.
10 p. m. Daily.-ChiCagO Lmfted-Fast uai-soli
train to Chicago arriving 20 D Cleveland T+e
SeeperS TO Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining car
30 D m Daiiy-Bufraio and Cleveland ExPress-asr.
Buffalo TO5 Bradford 30 Jamestown 1.OO and YoCnss-
town 10 p Cleveland 1890 D m Sleepers TO Buna'
O15 p m Daiiy-Solid train for Binshau,ou wavsrly.
Emira Chicago. Sleepers Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati
Daing
flNCkErS, LOCAL TIMb CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
l. COMMODATIONS Ill. 112. 26l. 4Ol 95I Broad
l56 East 125th and 213 West l2Sth Chambers
ana West 23 ferries. New York SS3 and Fulg0n
ST. 9S Broadway Brooklyn. 122 River ST. Hoboken and
Jersey City Station and
Checks baggase 10 Destination
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BALTINORE & Ohio r. r.

FOR THE WEST
Leave New York South FerrJ Whitehan Terminal an
foot OF Liberty street.
'Dai!y, fExcept sunday. tSundays
CHICAGO 40 a m. CAserty street only. 'l;SO q
night
PrrTsBURG .4sO a. U.berty street oniy). 'a3
p. m, 10 night.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1000 a m $50 p q.
'l2 10 night
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE tSO0. 'lOC0 (pinef,'
Ills a (piner) tlOO p m. (Dinerl. (Diner'.
geo lRoya Limited exclusively Pullman Train. pnsr
night. NORFOLK. tlOO p. m.
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light
Offices: llS, lT2 2dl asa. 1884 Broadway Is So
w: R9 Bowery. y Y; 500 Fulton Brooklyn: White
han Terminal and Liberty st Baggage Checked srons
hotel residence TO destination
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cor 23dst.: 152 6h-ave.. 12thst.: Macys
and 14ths 142 Columbus West
West 42d-st near Gai-ave: % East 14th-st:
i2d-st. between 9TH and sth l59 East 47thst.
Gd-ave. between 10th and 18th sts. 3d-ave
6lsst.; lIoS 1st-ave s9th-st: 3d-ave. near