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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-22
CITY NOTICE.
Notice OF Sale.

Office of the City Treasurer,
st. Paul Mimi, July g. 1901
Notice is hereby given that under and
by virtue of a certain judgment hereto
lore duly rendered in and by the district
court for the Second judician district in
the county of Ramsey and State of Min
nesota, heretofore and on the 18th day
OF July, 1901, duly entered upon an as
sessment warrant against the following
desc; 1bed delinquent real estate situated
In the City of st. Paul in said county
ana state. duly issued to me in form as
PROVIDED by law, under date of the S1st
Gay Of December, 1900, on and pursuant
70 the terms of said Judgment and the
order therein set forth and contained.
that the undersigned will on the End day
OF august. 1901, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, at the office Of the City Treasurer
IN the City Hall and Court House build
ins. IN SAID city. county, and state, ex
pose the said real estate to public sale
IN the manner provided by law
Inc Following is a description of the
warrant on which said Judgment was
ir end re a list Of the lots OF parcels Of
laha TO be sold as aforesaid. the names
OF the supposed owners thereof and tba
amount of the judgment thereon.
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WIDESPREAD HOT WAVE AND
Is TALES OF CROP DAMAGE RAISE
... PRICE L 3-Sa1 lie
OATS ARE MARKED UP 3-4(
Whent, on the Other Hand, Sold
Down 3-8QI-2c for September
Provisions Went or From
1-2 to z 1-2c.
Closing.

3 "A.
/ December wheat, New York. 76 rs
September wheat, Duluth. 900. 6724 6812
September wheat, st. Louis. 66ss 667s
( CHICAGO, July 2O.-Corn closed 12sQIh
and oats &c higher today again influ-
enced by the weather Wheat closed 80
&c lower, and provisions 21@@712c de-
pressed.
The story Of corn was a story that
: could have been told of any session dur
ing the past fortnight. There was the
same UncOmpromsing weather map and
the same general demand from the af-
flicted districts for corn to replace that
which the clements have burned. Mes
sages from the great maize raising zone
/ were of one tenor; there was scarcely
cheerful note in them. Local traders,
! fearing that a rain tomorrow might up
/ set their calculations, sold on a liberal
scale, but the buying by those who need
! the corn continued steadily, and the close
found the bun position still secure. Sep
! TENDER sold between 54l4c and 552sc and
/ closed 15sGl}3c higher at 55Q55Bc. Re
ceiptS were 2l5 cars.
: Oats also continued to advance under
! heavy country buying on the short crop
and in sympathy with corn. The de-
forthcoming save from speculative longs.
! September ranged between 34Kc and
! 35Bc closing &e higher at 35lsc. Receipts
were 10 cars.
l. Trade in wheat was comparatively
/ quiet. September opened 1sc to 1sc high
: or at 69Ibc to 691sc, in sympathy with
! corn for a time the market held above
( sc under additional sustaining factors
! in the shape of scattered damage claims.
There was, however a big long interest
/ stin bearing in mind the fact that the
! wheat crop bids fair to be a record
breaker, and under persistent liquidation
| from this quarter September worked
down to 6SAc, and closed easy, %Q1ac
lower at 6S12Q6S5sc. Seaboard clearances
! were $4,000 bu, while primary receipts
were $4,000 Blu, compared with 794, coo bu
last year. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported 2S7 cars, against 1919 last week,
and 265 a year ago. Local receipts were
90 cars, 12S Of contract grade. Chinch
/ bugs and hot weather were reported TO
have done great damage in sixteen coun-
ties Of Southern Minnesota.
2 Provisions were extremely dull and a
! trifle easier. September pork closed nc
lower at $14.221a; September lard PIC
down at $685. and September 212c lower
at $3.50
The estimated receipts for Monday are:
Wheat, 234 cars; corn, 245 cars; oats, 50
cars, and 1900 head of hogs
The leading futures ranged as follows:
trr.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
Totals

Other Grains Received-No. 2 winter
Wheat' cars; No. 3 winter wheat, l car:
NO. yellow corn. cars; No. corn. ii
cars; NO. corn, cars; no grade corn. /
car; No. white oats. cars No. 3 oats,
3 cars; no grade oats, 2 cars; No. 2 rye,
cars; no grade fax. cars.
cars Inspected Out-No. 1 northern
Wheat, 81 cars; No. 2 northern wheat, %
cars; No wheat, IS cars; rejected
wheat, - cars; no grade wheat cars.
NO 3 winter wheat, 10 cars; No. 8 corn
cars; No 3 white oats, 2 cars; No I
oats II cars; No, barley, car; reject ed
flax, 3 cars. oN19u
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flo 1r
STEADY; winter patents s3.S09S.4 40;
straights, $2.SOa3,20; clears. $1.6OQ3; spring
special, SSs094; spring patents, $}.3OG35j;
gS1tIr,sights, $20G3; bakers, S2.lOd2. .
Wheat-NO. 3 spring 67s4c; No . red, -
Q6s1ac. Corn-No q 532@54c; No. . vel
low, 5S1a@5ic. Oats-No. 2, S7dS7bc; No. 2
white, 5SKc; No. white, 3s040c Rye
No, p 5505lac. Barley-Good feeding, 4Sc.
fair TO choice mailing. 4S@5Oc F'laxseed2
No, 1, $l.55. Timothy Seed-Prlme, $50
Lar P9FA 100 6s R5SG 5 56 sR ST. 9 R5s
sides QoOse(, TSOq7.95. Shoulders-Dry
salted toXed), 7AQi9s2. Sides Short
clear % Zed) $S.30Q8.4O Whisky-Basis
of high wines, $17. Glover Seed-Contract
Craze, $50. Receipts-Flour 2S.OOG bbls;
wheat, 2.6O0O bu; corn, 222, 200 bu; oays
Approximations, 5000 bbls; wheat, 60, 900
bu; corn. l1S009 bu; oats, $4,000 bu bar
ley, 4GO0 bu. On the Produce exchange
today the butter market was firm; cream
cries li12019c; dairies. 130l6hc Cheese
firm at SAQ1012c. Eggs easy; fresh, 12c.
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HOGS.
Comparative receipts:

Comparative receipts:
Total for today observation-disclosures. GOO
A week ago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOIS
year ago o........ 7i9
butchers, So GOQ5 95; heavy, IS. 5O6j5. 95;
stays and boars, $685.; pigs, $4a5
Market opened sc higher and closed
fully steady at the advance. Receipts
very light. Quality averaged somewhat
better. Lights and butchers sold at s.. 80
Q5 IS; bulk, $3.50. Common and mean
heavy hogs sold at $5.5015. IS; fair to
prime heavy 7Ql15;S5. . Extra fancy
sales:
Lights
No. WtDkg. Price. No. Wt.Dkg. Price
80 ITS So 90l41 175 So 90
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, July 2O-Receipts
at the Union stock yards today We're:
Cattle, 35; calves, Is; hogs, 500; sheep,
100: horses, 20; cars, Is.
Official receipts yesterday: Cattle, 81:
calves, %; hogs. 686; sheep, 109; cars, 16
Receipts thus far in July compared
with the same period in 1900, are as fol-
lows.
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steady. No. 2. soc: sample, 46Q5Aac. Oats
Higher, No. 2, 361%637c
TENDER, Gle; December 669s 6D6615c; cash
No. hard, 6312@63Ac; No. 9 red, size
Corn-September, 567se; December, 5654c.
Cash No 2 mixed, 5SQ60c; No 2 white
5S1k@60c. Oats-No 2 white, A14@42c
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
WHEAT MOVEMENT.

I-.I'..4II1Ig5U y, July W.-CIose: Wheat
sep seS1be NS Fsd cash e5Ae July e6c
No. hard, &c. Corn-Higher. No .
cash, SIC; July, 5112c. OatsgHig!her. NJ ~
z cash, S61Ac; July. 371zc; September 3sc c
May x;, SyAe; No. white, 373<1SSc.
MIlSWAUkEE, Wis, JULY 20-FIo,r
STEADY. Enthusiastically; No. nortberr
6S1241Oc; No. northern, 6SG6SIbc: Sen.
tsmber 6917e. Corn-September 5aslc,
Hye-Hlgher; No. l, 5Slzc Barley
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CATTLE.
Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimatedD .......... 30
A week ago .....c.................... G1
~ veal d5O 81
Quotations: Prime butcher steers, 50. 10
Q5.40; good to choice, $4,50G5; fair to
good, 50. 75Q4.25;- common to fair, $325@
$780, prime butcher cows and heifers, SAG.
ABS; good to choice butcher cows and
heifers, $S.S5@3SO; fair to good. 81. 75@
to choice butcher bulls, $3@4; bologna
bulls, $2Gp2.75; good to choice veals, $50
5.75; fair to good VeaIs, $4604.75; good to
$2,90@310; common, $2Q275; steer calves,
S3QS.40; good to choice heifers, $2.50GI2.75;
fair to good, 81. 256D2.40; common, $1.75QG2 Is;
heifer calves $225Q2.75; good to choice
mitch cows, $2504O; fair to good, S5OQ35;
common, S25@30
Offerings of all kinds were very light
Market quiet, with no quotable change
in prices Representative sales:
Butcher Cows and HaiferS-
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Assessment for De Soto Street, From
Case Street SO Feet south.
F. Rice's First Addition.
Supposed Owner and Amt or
Description. Lot. Block .TIder1,t
Mrs. leila NuttaH N 8 81 Is
Assessment for Earl street, From
Cook Street to st. PaaI & Duluth
Railroad.
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stinson's Addition.

Assessment for Forest street, From
York Street to Case street.
Romans Encouragement of North u Of
Block 2 Nelson's Addition.
supposed owner and Amt Of
Description Lot .Judern't
Savings Bank Of st. Paul.. 2 @.5i
Auditors Subdivision No T.
Supposed Owner and Amt ~
Description. Lot Block. Judgru't
Annie Dunn ....,.....6 3 81 20
Assessment for Hopkins Street,
From De soto street TO Bradley
Street.
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
BONDs.

u ). ref Is, reg107A N j. c. gen 5s. .I29
Go coup ......1yIR,No. Pac. 3s...... 72Z
DO IS, reg ....l0S}4l do Is ......1O3
go coup ....-.. JOB EN,Y.C.& St.L.4s 1871
40 new rs, reg. !Slh Nor. & West. con Is
DO coup. .13SA4N-~& w. con. 4sl021h
90 old Is, reg. -3 Or Nav lists l07
90 coup ....... .i13 tS3fdo As ......l02
40 os, reg ....lgl%sl*SQr. s. L. 6s 100
40 coup Joy do con IS 1I61&
- OF z. IS, Ga5. III Read. gen As 95M
Atch. gen is 1924 r. G. ". lists 101sts
do adjt 43 -. 9cf2f StE. & /. Nj. cor. 5s1i7
Cana So. 2nds. !t:!!2 Sd. & S. F. gen. 6si32
=: o. y. 4t2s. l0t 1eISt. Paul con- 73
do IS .:..........3zQg teSt Peg P.istsi20
CO NV. con 7s1374t do IS III
do S. Il. deb Jsi221I So. Pac. AZ ~
Chl. Term IS. u $50 Ry IS ....-..1i6zs
Col 20 IS sSl2pS.TR r. & T. s.. -. 60
ID. & r. c.. As. .10l12 TEX. & Pae fstslI8I5
Erie Gen. 4s - S6M1 do 2nds ~
F.W. X nc. JstslOIla Union Pacific 4sl05
Gen. Elec ss ZG0 Wabash lists 80. 11S
Iowa Cen. lists. lis do 2nSs 10
L. d n. unit 4sl0i1stWest Shore As I12h
M;h q T. 2nds.. 842st Wis. Cent lists. S71a
40 rs go. 9i4lVa Cent. ........ "a
N Y. Cent. 1sts1e45s
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A.aeaament for Case street. rrom

AsSessment for Case street, From
ArLvvright to Jessie Street.
Geo. Doehnes Subdivision of Block Is.
Fairview Addition
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot Judgm't
Annie E. Simonton .....3 S2.H
Fairview Addition.
Supposed Owner and Amt Of
Description. Lot Block @Judem't
Geo. f. Woolsey ..14 Ii S.72
Crowley IL Smiths Subdivision OF Lots
II and "A, Hoyts Out Lots.
supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot Block Tudrm't
r, Bamberg. except
east 20 feet OF III S217
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Assessment for Beaumont street.
From Payne Avenue to De Soto
Street
SUBDIVISION Of and Addition to Iryine's
Addition Of Gut Lots.
Supposed Owner and Am,+ 90
Description LOT plocl, I,lcioSn1 ~
H''h ''''.'..'.....S S2.45
lrvine's Addition of Out Lots.
Supposed Owner and Aro,+ ~
potric1S fn1p ,'a Lot. Judgm't.
Oh north l02 feet of IN s1.7G
Subdivision OF and Addition to rrv,na,s
Addition of Out Lots.
Supposed Owner. and Ave- -
Description Lot BLOCK IN $500, VI
Patrick Duggan ......1 "a "a "a
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Assessment for Arcade Street, From
Sims Street to ST. Paul & Duluth
Railroad

Railroad
Arlington Hills Addition.
Supposed Owner and Amt NJ
Description. Lot. Block I1Idern,t
Savings Bank of ST. =
Paul, north so feet
or '..................1&2 80 S2es
Chas. Weide's Subdivision of East u Of
Block 81. Arlington Hills
Supposed Owner and Amt of
description. Lot Judgm't.
andrew Stopelstadt ....4 81 rs
Ella b. Lawton ..........a6 ia
Chas. Weides Subdivision Of Block 40
Arlington Hills Addition.
"'p I3o owner and Amt of
r,1,o Dee % llPtlon. Lot Judgm't.
mos mos b. Lee .................23 $.76
''''''.'..............A 1.76
P TS('1.or, VWHer ana Amt Of
W. ~ r. Ipeloh- m Judgm't.
southeast Il Of southeast u
OF section 90 town 81
range q, north Of right OF
way Of st. P. & d. Railroad
except that part taken for
Arcade street ........ e. o.
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Assessment for York street. From
Arcade street to- Forest street.

Arcade Street to Forest street.
Nelson's Addition
Supposed Owner and Amt Of
Description Lot Block. Judgm't.
Henry Werner, east
80 10 feet Of .......H 5 $3.50
Chas. Weide's Encouragement Of Block
s. Nelson's Addition.
Supposed Owner and Amt Of
Description. Lot. Judgm't
Clara r. Hahn. north Y Of. 2 E76
HJalmar Stoke ..............5 LIS
Andrew ID. Humble ..........7 17G
John a. Gardner and G. r.
Wilkinson ....................15 1.7s
Williams Encouragement OF Block 2 and
Part Of Block a. Nelson's Addition
Supposed Owner and Amt OF
Description. Lot Block. Judgmt
BalZee Bohn .........2 2 Sl.89
All of the above described real estate
is situated In the City OF ST. Paul, COua-
~ OF Ramsey, State Of Minnesota
OTTO BREMER
City Treasurer,
July 22-19O1-1t
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Brunson's Addition.

Assessment for Jessie street, From
Minnehahn TO south Line of
Reaney
Stinsons Addition.
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assessment for WhitaH street, From
PnNne TO EHKcrfnn
Assessment for York street, From
Burr to Bradley.

e. Rice's First Addition
Supposed Owner and Amt OF
Description Lot Block Judgirt.
G. p. Sandberg .....15 N!9
Michael Sc9nlon ......1 10 G.jj
Assessment for York street, From
Payne Avenue to Greenbrier Ave-
nue.
Chas. Weides Subdivision Of Block e,
Arlington Hills Addition
Supposed Owner and Amt OF
Description. Lot. Judgmt c.
Peter Johnson ................7 $Z.Z2
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Warrant for the
ASSESSMENT FOR sPRIFKLING
STREETS AND B0ULEvARDs
IN sPRINKLING DISTRICT NO.

Assessment for Arcade Street, From
Sims to jerks.
b. M. Mackubins Second Addition.
Supposed Owner and Am ~
Description. Lot Block Tnder1.t
Chas. d. Tckl1nd. - -
southerly so feet of
northerly IS feet
OF ..................14 0D15 81 70
Williams Encouragement of Block g.
Nelson's Addition
Supposed Owner and Amt or
Pa,1i;ra iipSlon. Lot. Judgm't.
'' leet OF .16&17 $1.13
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Dawson's Earl Street Addition

e1C 11oHu ~ Il "a l.9j
supposed owner and Amt Of
description; Judgmt.
Co, west u Of northeast Il
Of section g. town g. range
Y Except Earl, Jessamine
and Maryland streets, being
in ST. Paul, Minnesota s43 AZ
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Assessment for Case Street, From
Greenbrier to Weide.
'sessment for Clark Street, From
Case to WhitaII Streets.
E. Rice's First Addition.

Assessment for Collins Street, From
Lafayette Avenue 40 Bedford
Street
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Assessment for North Street, From
De Soto street to Bedford Street.


A>ASesSm emit for oaseEO Street, From
Lafayette Avenue to Mount Ida
Street
warren and Winslow's Addition.
Supposed Owner and Amt NJ
Description ot BLOCK T,td-vr,.t
Daniel Sullivan. south 80
y of ..... 10 >. r.
Mary Eehoe .........12 10 y 59
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Assessment for MInnehaha street.
From De Soto street to st. PauI
q Duluth Railroad
subdivision of and Addition to Irvine's
Addition OF Out Lots
Supposed Owner and Amt og
Description. Lot Block. JudCr,'t
Edwin Sjoberg. west
W Feet OF ............2 S2.22
Borup and Payne's Addition.
Supposed Owner and Amt or
Description Lot Block Tnlifs,,'t
Peter Dougherty ex- -
cept west 80 feet Of % e. 81
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Assessment for EdgertOn Street,
From Decatur Street to Fanquier
street.
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Douglas Addition

Supposed Owner and Ano,t or
Description Lot Block Judern,t
Emma w. billiard,
south 10 feet Of 1888 81 %
F. Knauft and E.
Good .................90 3 ga
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Assessment Coz PrebIe street. Fron

ASSeSsIncnt Tor PrebIe Street, from
Beaumont tO MInnehnhn Streets.
Iryines Second Addition.
Supposed Owner ana Amt Of
Description. Lot Block Judgm't
Mary t. Hammond. O.. S222
Assessment for Reaney Street, From
EdgertOn street 10 st. Paul s.
Duluth Railroad
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Payne to Greenbrier.
Arlington Hills.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Block. Judgm't.
Louisa Neutzling,
southerly 20 feet OF
westerly $50 feet of.t7 II $50
Sophie M. Frees. .....22 II 165
]. r. Weide's Subdivision OF Block "a, Ar
ington Hills.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Block Judgm't
Henry Miller ....8 "a Sl65
QUO ). Nordby I'LL "a 1.6j
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Assessment for Case street, From
Payne to Jessie street.

Supposed Owner and Amt II
Description. Lot Block Judgnl't
Dennis Jordan ...,12 12 So 70
FaiFYiew Addition.
Supposed Owner and Amt OF
Description Lot Block Judgn't
Alexander Styles -. 10 $0.16
Daniel Murphy ..,...,,ll 10 20
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Supposed Owner and
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BoruD and Payne's Addition.
Assessment for Sims Street, From
PnNne 10 Wefhe

IHgne 10 w eAuc.
Subdivision Of Block 25. Arlington Hills.
Supposed Owner and Amt OF
Description Lot Block Judgm't
A. b. Forbes .........2 % Sl.0G
Arlington Hills.
Supposed Owner and Amt Of
Description. Lot Block Judgm't
Peter Anderson ......5 - $I.G6
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Assessment for Payne Avenue, From,
beaumont TO Rose Street
Watson's Division ID"

NeIue subdivision of Lots II. 49, "A and
10, BLOCK l. Rorup and Payne's Add
supposed Owner and Ar,,t of
Description Lot f,ida,r,.,
- StouSh .-.'.'.....3 $l.l3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20
DAY IN THE POLICE COURT,
Volunteer Soldier, in i'ard Luck, Before
Justice CrutChiieId.

One small negro with varegated shoes,
q volunteer soldier who has been in hard
luck and the usual number of minor
cases absorbed the attention of Justice
Crutchtield in the Police Court yesterday.
incidentally. a white man and woman
were fined so each for unlawful conduct.
The small negro was Lang Carter,
about ten years Old. He wore one. Satent
leather shoe and one tan, the effect being
very bizarre. Lang threw rocks at the
Navy School building, but wept enough
to arouse every ones pity; therefore, he
was discharged with o horrible warning
ringing IL his cars.
William PcScl was the volunteer who
was in hard luck. He climbed into a
freight car OF the Richmond, Fredericks-
hurG and Potomac road at Iredercks-
burg, trying to get to Washington, and
was locked III. He showed that he served
against Spain in Porto Rico during the
late war. being a member OF the Forty
a pension. but SO far it has not been
Forthcoming. and as the car in which Po-
sick had hidden had been robbed he was
held for trial He will be sent back to
Fredericksburg.
Cora Barksdalc tapped Williana Russell
on the head with a brick because she
didn't like her face, ana Cora got sixty
days Mary Johnson was sent to the
almshouse Then p c. Lewis. a young
white man. and Mrs. Kate Smith We're
fined $50 each for improper conduct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20

j. NJ. Stone. yicc-regent; j. 3. Hall past
regent; Waiter sydnor. orator Leslie
Ellis, secretary; Chas w. Crew treas
urer; ]. Palmer Gordon. collector; T. u
Luck. guide: Nat. Lancaster, chaplain;
". 7. Trevillian. warden; Clyde Barnes,
sentry; Stonewall J. boswell. trustee ior
three years; c. W. Crew. representative
10 Grand Council; w. S. Brown alternate.
The officers will be installed on Janu-
ary 18th. at which time the council viii
be visited by Grand-Secretary j. i,
Blanks. and Brother j. &. Banks. OF
the Grand Council Finance Committee
Germania Lodge. knights OF Pythias.
at its meeting Wednesday night, elected
the following officers for the ensuing year
II. P. Back. chancellor commander; G. {
Deitrick, vice-chancellor, c. Z. Liehf.
prelate: w. Gehrniain. master OF work
c. 7. Loehr. keeper of records and seal;
John c. Seibert. master OF finance; D. A.
Wcinbrunn, master OF eXchequer, o. ~.
master-at-arms; W. Hensel, M
ner guard; George F'ranck. outer snafn:
c. T. Loehr. representative 20 6raha
Lndaa: ]. Strains. district denuiv-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20

Both were registered at Murphy's Hotel
A party Of four school girls passed
through Richmond yesterday from New
port News, en- route for their homes for
the holidays. The party consisted of
Misses s. Belle Barker, Nena Garter. En-
ma Wheaton and Lula Wheaton. AL we're
at the Lexington.
DR.. W. L. Ross, one of the most prom
lncnt physicians OF Danyille. was in the
city. lie was at the Lexington.
Other Eirginians here We're: Mr.. J. II.
Belts, Of .Ashburn; Mr.. /. ". Bell and
Mr.. ". E. Mingen. Of Abingdon: Mr..
Harry II Roberts, Of Roanoke; Mr. NJ.
j. Fulton, of Front Royal. and Mr.. Q. w.
Warren of Bacon's Courthouse all at
Murphy's. Mr. J. H. F'ljppan, Mr. a. ID.
Kern Of Danviile; Mr.. j. l.. Bland, of West
Point, at the Lexington. At IHords We're
NIr. w. L. Welborp and wife, of Crewe;
Mr.. ]. w. Williams. Courtland Mr.. ". NJ.
Dewatch Scotland Neck. and Mr.. David
Johnson, OF Hampton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20

Coffee works like a poison to me. 1T
acts o.: my brain and nerves in pecul-
jarly disagreeable way.
Being forced to give UP coffee. did
it in a half hearted way, drinking cocoa
II The morning, but soon became tired
OF that and longed for the real Java
"Finallv l tried Rostum Food Coffee,
and since that time have drunk it to the
exclusion of every other beverage. You
csJ! imagine I like it.
Last summer was in a place where
nothing but Java coffee was served on
the breakfast table, and I recommended
:Ilc :lse Of it.
In two or three weeks I again began
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20
A CON MoM TROUBLE.
Thousands Suffer IRON Ii Without Knowing
It's Real Character.

No trouble IS more common or more
misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia.
Peopie having il think that tl:eir nerves
are 10 blame, are surprised that tiey
are rot cured 10y nerve medicines ana
spring remedies; the real seat OF the mis-
chief is lost sight Of: the stomach is the
organ to be looked after.
Nervous Iyspeptics often do not have
any pain whatever ii the stomach, nor
pe.nales any Of the usual symptoms of
stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia
shows itself not in the stomach SO much
as IL nearly every other organ; in sorHle
eases the heart palpitateS and is Irregular.
in others, the kidneys are affected il eth
.rs. the bowels are troubled with loss
OF flesh and appetite, with the accumu-
lation of gas sour ris:ngs and heartburn.
AR. a. W Sharper, Of No GI Prospect
street Indianapolis, IND. writes as fol-
Lows. a motive Of pure gratitude
nrcr,nts me to write these few lines re-
s;irding the new ana valuable r-edicine.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. | have been
. sufferer of nervous dyspepsia for the
1ost fcJr years: have used various patent
,,aaiciuas and other remedies without any
fayor,l7l, rcqu!t They sometimes give
te-,nora,.v relief until the effects of the
,,o5;cina wore off. 1 attributed this 20
nv sedentary habits, being & bool5Eaapcr
,,,;+b little physical exercise but [ an,
- 70 stare that the tablets have over
49,. all these obstacles, for have gain.
"a in flesh sleep better and am better
:, c,.,,,, wav The above is written not
Coz notoriety, out is based on actual