davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-York. December 70. 1901
signed direct TO exporters aughtersrs No sales re-
dressed native sides at 7Gsa4c per Cables last re
Tessaa q105ef gss rrsar 6ef at per n No
exports to-day or JonSsow s5 s ss ac and 40. 70 be
sold 1ss At jsFssg City "a and 2sa at Sts
ee E a 4 seqsd saasd F7 Ts n5h 5 fo at s "a s5 50 s @
s5sSSsd oc v61ts drs.sed 6ya2d and calves
Sales. H. Hume 4 Bro 20 veals 149 70 average at
S g. % 6s d. 100 a6 g. NJ s at ao s. 7' NJ ii az III & S.
81 s3s az Is I5s Tsa'; e s. 2 s5 Ct IS i;i 'i S.
John 2 Nelson: veals LAG IS Is; do. 12o 70.
AnareR w. Mullen: 10 yeas so; do. 12s ~
80 % Tsa Y a. M s7s 7 T a at + 8 s. S. at z 81 DO 1876
Tobin & shannon l veal. $50 70. at IS so; do. l2S
sanders a. Il veals 24 ~ at 81 Is:
% II r. r. Hollis veals 40 ~ at IS Is; e5 rn
Jsiiine wrght & veals. $50 n. at IS so: veal
SHEEP AND PS9dng nc 61 ga 81 cars g6s ds
the carried over from Yesterday total
@ GaFS As 50 copsTed on With the Close yesterday sheep
WesRness 1 for ali grades and ana medium
were quoted Lover heinz 0 sS0a ce OF Repors sales q
sheep 81 50G$3 rs 100 ~ culls at 81 -
So 50a$4 Dressed mutton general sales Sg0'sc per
ssssNewion q y!rgtRia : LAMBS g e. n 9aa avsr so
se at % 90 90 peE %. V ~ 0 G n al s. co. Virginia sheep
ana yearngs 100 n al 81; 10 ~ at So 49, do
Tobn & shannon: 223 Virginia lambs Y 10 at 50 60
206 d. p 10 at So 60; Indiana do 81 10 at s. 60 IA
do II n 40; ia do y ro at 50 20 y 90
80 70, at 81 75 Virginia yearlings. so 10 at 81; .
Indiara 90 S4 fb at 81 129 sheep 1Ol 70 at 50 i 10
do 13 10 So State do. 81 70. at S3; "A do u ID
s Judd & Co.: 40 Kentucky lambs. II n at IS Is; 8
Gull do 43 ~ 81: Buffa-o lambs 81 ~ at 80 =
90 state do p; 81 Kentucky sheep, l5d ~
at S s3 do 0T 10 at S3 25 IS state do 90 10 at 50 %
Kerns Commission Company: 90 Pennsylvania amos
II 10 at SIS So do 70 at 81 70; II Gull do AZ ID al
So so ~ Kentucky lambs 50 10 at IS 10 10 kenLucky
eher yearlings (choice 106 10. at IS 80 do 9 70 at
81 5O Kentucky sheep 16o 10 at 81 60 do Jog 70 at
So % IS do 10 So; 16 Pennsylvania do lo3 10 al
81 IS: i07 Kentucky cuIls so 70. 81 rs.
H Hume & Bro: 1875 State lambs 84 70, at S5 10:
do 55 10 at SIS %: 65 n. at S5 20 2Ol Buffalo DO
20 10 SIS 25. - "a 90.
do 6I2 b SIS 123: 229 do 81 70. at 50 PA 90 o--
H WkecJn. 240 Virginia lambs a 10 a. % oo; Zoo
do. 6S 10. at SIS %. a -...
H H Hollis 2os Vermont lambs 81 70. at So Is; 26
Vermont sheep SIS 70, at So 20 - =. -
George & L. S. Denbach: 10 State lambs a 10 at
IS 20: 20 state sheep. 81 70. at So -
J. & State lambs, 81 ID at % So 10
do. 50 n at IS so: State sheep e6 70. at So
lambs 20 fo. at S5 So state sneep'
129 10. at So so -,
head including only 45 TO be sold One little ouLc
quoted steady Country dressed unchanged at 6e7ac per
/ u the whole range .
Sc 40 per 100 n. 80.
H Hume Bro date yesterday: II State hogs. 166
70 at Sc So; rough 400 70. at IS 35
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
orHER MARKETARY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec I9.-Cattle-Recepts. 1900 head mar
ket slow and mostly 10e lower good TO prime So 22g
S2Ts4 81 cows SIGS4 G. heifers 81 50dS5 25; canne
SlaS2 bulls 81 75Q$4 calves. So 50as5 T Texas I'D
steers 3OGS5 25 Hogs-Recepts to-day $4,000 head;
tomorrow $4,000; left over I400o market opened steady
10 Ice lower; 15d20c lower mixed and butchers
So SGd$6 choice heavy So 2oqS6 20; rough
heavy IS 90GS6 10; light $57S5 90 bulk OF sales 80 la
35 Sheep-Recepts 10 600 head: market steady good
10 choice wehers S3 1904 So Western sheep S3s4 .;
native lambs So 5O6S5 so. Western lambs 81 25l1$5
Cincinnati. Dec 19-Hogs quiet and lower at $4g$6 SO
steady 81 Pass 35 Sheep steady at II -9G
81 rs Lambs steady at SO 25GS4 75.
East Buffalo Dec Observation-Disclosures, 20 head: mar
<et steady for good veals. tops, SIG
s. %: common to IS 5oa$8 75 HogsReeePts 500
dull and lower; Workers S6Qs6 10: light CO.
IS 70$5 50; mixed packers So 2$j i0 medium 70 choice
heavy Sc Gs6 so: pigs S5 205 25; roughs S5 40S5
stays S4aS4 So Sheep lamhs-Recepts, $500 head
sheep steady lower; choice lambs. s. 35qS3 80:
1885 25: cullS fair. 81 1898 10;
sheep choice handy wether So 7oGs4 coron to extra
mixed S3 1898 65; cus and 81 I5SS export
s. -5aS4: export So 40GS3 5o yearngs gag
q
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20

London Cacihc COAST steady 1t fs 5sff5 1sS Flour
St Louis fancy winter IS Cd Beef hrn extra
India mess 75s Sd. PORK steady prime mess Wss'e59.
steady: American refined. IN pals 4ss S9
prime Western. in tierees. 49s Sd Hams-short cut -
10 70. AIS Cd Bacon quiet; Cumberland cut
10 43s Cd; short 10 TO "a 10 i6s Cd l9ns
clear mddles. light 2S 81 70, 46s; long clear mddss
heavy IS 40 70 ass; short clear backs 10 70 70 d.
44s Sd clear bellies Y to 16 n 53s
As Cd. steady: finest tinted
States. 92s good United States 7os Cheese firm Amer
white. 46s Sd. American finest coored. 4ts
Talov firm prime city 29s Sd: Australian in London
BIS Cottonseed oilHUu refined spot steady at 22s Cd
Turpentne-Spirits firm 27s 3D. Rosin-Comon steady
at As. Petroleunl-Rehned firm at I'D Linseed OH
sreafv
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

IIverpool Dec. la D. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. demand:
prices to s2d lower American niddling fair
23-32d: natddlng 10 32t; low
uddng 4I1d: good ordinary Asa: ordinary 41sd The
day 10000 bales OF which $50 were for
soecllation and export included g. American
CENTS 200 bales all American Futures opened steady
and closed steady; American mddng g c. December.
a364g4 34-e4d sellers; December and January 326iq
and February. 32-64d sellers:
February and March 31e434 a24d sellers; March and
Ap-f sI-e4d sellers April and May 3o64Gs4 5l-o4d
and 30-S4Gi 31-5fd buyers; June and
INV 31S4d buyers; July and August 2s-6iG4 3o-64d
hve-.. August and September 24649i 2564d buyers
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
SOUTHERN COTTON Markets

Galveston Dec. 1s.-cotton-Holiday. Receipts 1922
bales; Great Britain, 1l20l coastwise 1892
stock PAS. 40.
Savannah Dec. 19.-Cotton quiet: middIing 7sc; low
uddng T-16c: receipts. 7127 bales; sales 5Ss stock
167.
Nepv-OrIeans I9.-Cotton steady: n1iddling Sc:
low middling. 7sc good ordinary Lice receipts
9745 baIes gross exports TO Great Britain s05i
10 the continent 6023; sales. 5000; stock. sos. .6s6
Memphis Dec l9.-Cotton quiet; mddag. sc low mid
ding 74c good ordinary 7Ssc; receipts 200
shipments 7i6: sales. 1850: stock 4.sS3.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20

Spot quiet, with quotations unchanged
Size for m6dng upland and sac tor mid
ding l.527 bales. Southern spot markets
were telegraphed follows: New-oClea1s steady M
changed al Sc Mobile steady 1916; Savannah quiet
unchanged. 754c; Wilmington firm unchanged. al 77.c
Norfolk steady. unchanged Sc; Bal taore nominal un-
3 E-32c lower. lis
@eac 81 steady. unchanged at Sc Estimated
ceipts a New-Orleans 10.5O0 70 1l5oo
bales compared with us bales actual last week. and
actual last Houston, for tomorrow
1900 70 coo bales compared with 6l bales actual
last week. and 1883 bales year
Receipts and interior points to-day
pared with the same day last week and year:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
Recelper's Notire

DECEIVER'S SALE.-The undersigned gives
- notice that on December goth, 1901 o'clock
by John T. Boyd auetioneer at HIS Office i55 Broad
Manha New York City. pursuant to an inter
ocutory Judgment entered On the lst day Of February
1861 in the Supreme Court between Henry
Corn plaintiff Stern and others. defendants
the undersigned model letters patents and
ether property said nterocutoy Judgment be-
longing relating the Dening Automatic Safety Elec
tric Systems for Railways. Yours. etc,
New York. December 26, 1901. -
GEORGE HAHN. Attorney for Plaintiff SO2 Broadway.
Work
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits shade drrner to-day
Southern advices also indicated Arm undertone Rosia
steady, while and pitch were quiet We quote:
TAR-ReguIars 50 So; do oil bbls So go
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-Regula 3S9SSAc; ma
RosIN-conlnlon to good strained. 81 55Gs1 571s: D.
60; 81 65; F. 81 rs: c. 81 49, H. 81 rs; l. 81 9O
s. 50; NJ So; n. IS 65; W G. 81. and W ". 81 Is
STOCK ON HAND.
Wilmington, Dec. 19-Spirits turpentne firm; 35l36c
receipts % casks Rosa nrm SlGSl O5- receipts
Crude turpenthe quiet; 81 1OG$2 receipts So Tar steady
81 20: receipts. 676.
Savannah. Dec. 19Splrits turpentne firm 331ec: re-
ceips $40 bbls; sales S54; exports quiet;
ceipts. 3O97 exports, $50.
Charleston. Dec 19-Turpentine unchanged. Rosin
changed.
pentine. GO.
London Dec. 1e--spirits turpentine. 27s 54d-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
IL RAILROAD.

H
sT,rroSs zoo, OF WEST TwENTY-TaIRD sTEEEr
And : DEsBRossEs AND coRTLASDT STREETS
The leaving time from Desbrosses and
that given below for fwenty-thira
station. except where otherwise noIen- n e,-,,-
800 a; d. va 6Sd 70 P5Als6r sisspag Car 70
ss A NJ M FASE APSEEx1sYLv4NiA IIaITED; ED;-Puli@.a
oS SsBaS Biasso Daas csa Tosd
1 5aaiiRaRS' p H. cafcHGo ff5sy SD ST EXPsEss1
!asiaPPaDos Pa " eTeaf3 fouls ESxSPREssoF ;tsaufs
.sifPaVas % 4sg7zS & FGa5s as tncas For
T,e9 s5cePs sagTday yxPREsFr PiRfaS c ard
Chicago For Knoxvills daily va snensn19ta t15rday
SIS p hesf1 NJ cLEvELAxD AID cNcIsSNATaI, EA-
wAsHrsGToY Ash sta1So,Y AND TIM SOUTH str....
30 = e 2 9DgiSs car 70 l655 GDinng Carr y 5a Pm 5s
ias carp 21o {I eResoT0 In ali Par5r Dining
Gar' rs DIniaF ca5 6 ria5S a ' sana5y IS S
CDInng G9Tl a. n lSS % 15i4hG 1iai7S cars1 as DIN
fns car1 rs Cbi5as Car AS DINING Carr. SO
sduFaERN R.4fLwAE-Exprsss SIS. AS p n l2l0
ATLASTTc COAST LINE.-ExPress. o2' a n and %"
sbABoSR3 AIR LINE RAILwAY-""EloFi4aas, as,,-sss and
STe5ropeii;an Limited I255 ?. daily express
NoRFoIK Tx SNB WESTERN RAILwAY-FOr Msn1Dhi.
cI4Rs a iPBARS ( ozITo pR41Lw1Y--75S 3 m week
F6R 5aye oB and Po2SP tGS GoFor 3 da5 and NoRFoLK1 m
ATEaSTc ss44g' aHs s2 & S ahis and weekday. "a
ThrougI. vestioIIsd Trains Buffet PafoE CS4S A--
Standard Coaches
CAPE NAY--1255 P m week-days - -z,.,,-,,. r--,-,
West Txenty-thlrd Street station SO a n, sS
11.2v D m Sundays 30 q -h' ~
D m from Desbrosses and CortlaEdt Streees1. -
a. n 1880. $50 5-10 and 11-S0 p. IT. Sundays go
NJ '-i' FOR PHILAoELPHIA-
61o Desbrosses Co-tIandt Streets 60 - .SS.
s25 S55 25 1955 Penna Li1nted> 10 10 CDes9rosses
and Cortardt Streets 2N Dining carr lO2 ID.Ils
Carr. II 55 a m I255 lDiainy CaE' 80, 10 9 s5
25. as Dining Carr 455 CDinns Cal 20" s-1vs
S.55 g. 25 T. 10 nfSIL-
40 T55 no coaches. Is. 80 . s55 GiEsG2:; I:
a. l2.55 (Ltnl1g G1IJ' 10
S3irg carr 3a5 CTning Carr ass. 25 Dining Carl:
ASS Cpirirg Carr 555 Dining Car, I55 So $50 ID
ekst oices Nos 461 il9s 1884 III PSI Broadxay;
4 Fifth Cbeoz 23d Astor House, W esq
Twsaty-third Station. and stations foot @
Cortandt Streets Court street. sou eel-
Street ss Broadway and PenEsylvanla Annex "a Sos
tcn. Brooklyu: Station, Jersey City. The New YORK
Transfer Company viii call for ard check baggage rom
destination Teepnoua
Street, Pennsylvania Railroad CAB
T r FTT-rcETSSON J R. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
al the ports and interior points to-day con-
. the sane day last week and last year:

Gotten Exchange special Liverpool cabes-spot eetton
10000 bales: speculation and
port 5O0 American. 5000; receipts. zoe; American
O1o: ad6ng-upland l9-S2d- Futures opened steady
partial l-64d decline: closed steady 1l point lower De
oeuber rs Decernber-January. 4325zss JanuaryF eh-
ruary. 32s; March. 81 as AarSh-Apri SIS
Ap..l-Aay May-June i3O5zs; JGaeJnty +Soo. july
August s29lzs: AugusrSeptennoer. 42413b Manchester
Yarns qu.et and firm; Cloths quiet out STEADY
FLOUR AND MEAL-Dulness continued IN tne nouE
prices still subject 10 rather sharp con
etsslons wheneVer any moderate sized trade was on
negotiation closed rather weak SpElns
patents sOSi so winter saights g 45gss 60 winter
psEerts 50 1884; spring clears 81 S5SS extra NO
95fiSS No winter. - e0QS2 sO no
grade. s2els2s 80, spot and arrive BUCK WEtEAT
FiOUR-Frn: quoted 81 1882 2 spot and 70 arrive
--...RYE FLoUR-ouiet. Quoted: Fair 70 good - zog
g 40; choice fancy. 50 45gs5 80 %
Steady Quoted dried. s. 5o7s3 65 as 70 brand
EAGMEAL-DUE. Q2oted: Fine whlte ana yslO@, 81 %
G$l 75 coarse 81 3easl IS FEEDmVeak onoteo; =
Spring spot S2s; arrive Oo 10, ss spring
bran s2S winter bran SIS city bran 50
$50; linseed oil cake SO 20 s9o' corn Oh
cake. <22 so, hornlny chop. S27 oil meal $50 90
GRAIN-WHEAT-After session OF narrow raolns
and little feature. the wheat market
dsy closed Gull. &c advance On Jnly ana
change whatever May from the previous night so
Ear judged such unsatisfactory trading de-
yeieprnents local II anything rather more
seasish than otherwise. the slight improvement noted
coming II the last few minutes before the close SeeEai
times during the session pressure OF wheat by bear
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Dec ls-cos,ng; WheatEspot firm \ No 2
No California es 3lsd: quiet; March. IS 1d'
Nav 6s 24d. Corn-Spot hrm American mixed od.
Nav IS s5.d Peas-canad;an strong at "a Hons al
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20

Foreign Coffee MarketsSantos-coffee market mac
tive good average Santos 5S200 receipts $1,000 bags
HarnburgCo1[ee market opened Z
-re1rtg lower: go = q Pennirg lower;
sales y GOO bags Eavre-Cofee market opened barely
steady, al franc lower; at L unchanged; AT p m
N = franc lower: $40 near months IN
changed months advanced = franc total sales
$500 bags-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20

Rto-coree market quiet: No Rio. 5s3T5 exchange,
Z 2S2d: receipts 5000 bags cleared for the United
States bags cleared for Europe 1900 bags stock,
b5s. COO bags.
The statistical position Of coffee fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
new YORK CENTRAL

O1-'- 'O@A'' HARIFSFi DIVISION.
eos 4 NJ and VI. Daily except sundays 20 ElIIs-
field Sundays only. at Q 20 A NJ
Pullman all through trains
Train Illuminated with Pintsch LlSnr
Ticket Offices at II3 261. AIS and 1915 Broadwsy 2
T-1fon - w 275 Columbus Ave 135 West l-otn
f25th st 12sth Stations New York 5S and "a
Fulton and Broadway. E BTookIyn
Telephone Street. for New York Central 80
checked from hotel OF resicscs "
westcott Express Company. -
P s. BLODGETT. GEORGE r bANLHL%S..
z-fu4a- -Fa-r
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20

COTTON-Cotton lacking IN new features all day:
The market opened quiet and firm, with prices 193
points o scattering demand in which shorts took the lead
This Improvement quite variance with the cable
Liverpool that market having declined fully
point than expected while private cables stated
selling precautionary measure
holidays. Light continued intense
cold weather in the South we're largely responsible to
furry of activity
condition
which did not rally during Of the day.
The yesterdays plan Of covering shorts
declines selling long cotton every slight al
vance, being days cotton
follow very and speculation will hang
fire. Private advices the belt declared falling or
early in the Spot cotton in
steady with rIices generally IN
charged: demand vas quite brisk at Gulf and Atlantic
ports prompt shipment wanted
had it that prominent bull operator was supporting the
May option Nev-Orleans market, and had also
bought with ultimate idea o starting
pronounced Interior receipts well those al
estimates FOR to-rnorrows
did indicate change in the i'm
Temperatures nearly the entire belt
remained below freezing point with sections
-apor-ug gave little
hope relief; fact prospect favored continued
Tonight IN the Carollas
1oudatoa Of January holdings forced that option on at
The finally quiet and steady, with
prices points lower 10 points higher
The Of prices II the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIA
sqO 5000. -i1-3O 4 NJ. zoo. flSos
ts 90 3 90 "a 90 sF4O0 1880 800. 100 $780, saoo
't'-' pnsITIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
+s 90 80 90 .II30 A NJ. 100. tI30. 50 40 500
5be-+ St Ferry South Ferry. f13. 261 4sA
I37 9Th Ave. . Union Sd
West T5s Eas St. 2T8 West 125tn 81 20 Co1s
~. Az New York. Court St. 34+ $50 Fulton SIS
F-6ozIvn IS Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New YORK Trans
a. 81 raiIs f7r and checks 70 destination
sFrorr Liberty only 'Daily- tDaiy. except sun
day sSundays only
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20

Cash quotations were follows: Flour easy: No
spr!ng wheat 73I7c: red. s0Gs01+c No oats i6+
1Sa.c7 No winter. 45Ad494c: No white. 4S4l+SStc;
No rye 6414c: choice mailing barley 5I4o1c 10
1axsaed 81 So; No Northwestern, 81 30; prime timothy
seed Sc 55 clover grade 50 90 mess pork per
sides GooseC 3OGSS 20; dry salted shoulders ooxe
S37SGS7 50: clear sides (ooxed)s s. toqSS 20
ybsev basis OF high 81 81. On the Produce Ex-
butter market was steady: creaneries
I523r: dairies 1J20c cheese firm. 91z8lO&c; eggs firm
fresh. 2Sc.
duluth Dec 1e-Cose: Wheat. cash. No hard. 76i5c:
No Northern, Tie; No 1 and December, 73lzc; May,
Te7sc Corn 63iac. Oats. 43$+c-
milwaukee, Dec. I9-Wheat steady. Close: No
Northern 76i4mTTc; Northern. 74TT51<ci May 1s7sc
Rye steady No 64c. Barley firm; No 2, Csc; sample,
50G623c. Corn MAY. o67c
Minneapolis Dec. 1e-close: Wheat cash cash 745sc: Nay
Northern, 347sc; No ? Northern, 737s974%c: Flour
rst clears 30G$3 second clears 81 60 Bran lower
bulk S19G$l9 80
Philadelphia. Dec, I9Wheat quiet but steady contract
grade December s09S017c. Corn dull but steady; No
mixed December 6617 Q67c. Oats unchanged white
clipped Butter firm. aq1c higher; fancy Western
creamery 25iaG26c; do nearby prints 29c Eggs firm:
Southwestern, Soc dc Southern. PC. Cheese firm New
York creams. fancy. small lie; do fair choice.
sacks; wheat 81 bush: corn BUSH oats $500
bush shipments-Wheat 1000 bush: 1900 bush;
oats. 5000 bush
St. Louis. Dec 1s.C1ose: Wheat. No 2 cash. red,
s25Sc December s2c: May s2i4c. No hard 76Q7s34c
Corn. No 2 cash, 66s4c December, 66s.e; May. 6S29
477sc; May. 46sc; No white. size.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
1r4-zs leave FraakAn ST station: New 49sk. As p0s-
lows. and IS min. later foot West II St. y r.
-T:l0 A M--F0r intern points 70 ALosay z NOM =
Z A Nd Riv- s. Mon Express
P. M.-Chicago Express.
M Lin Detroit Chicago & ST LoolA>
No Hudson River Points & Alca1y-
M.-For Roch., Buffalo, Clevs'd & chicago
II AS p M.-For Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit & 81 Beu.s
s9:I5j M-For Syra-. ROch.. Mag Falls. Dst & Chi
sIJafIy TDaily. Sunday. Leaves BEoc<Iyn An
mex No al tIe-45 a "; No ar 1928 P n Leaxs
at FS:s Time tables principal hotsls and ofrss
Baggage hotel residence by SssLeocc x
p 81 BLODGETT. {. z L-AABzSfT.
Gen1 Superintendent Genl PasSr Assnc
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Dec IeF1oqr steady Wheat netting 10th do-
No corn 7Oi4c: No do 69A a69.o. Oats dull; No 2
white q ei No Dc & 2oas $50 & &C. & No "a uix96 zoe 4'e' NO
Chicago Dec 19-The leading futures ranged as fol-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07

Never mind the piano playing and
Dels-rte lessons; never mind the dane
ing and small talk When you find a
girl who can cook, my boy, it will be
time to think of marrying. When you
find a girl who can make up her own
bed, knows how to set the table with
out forgetting something, is able to put
up the preserves, and above all, is good
at sewing, go in anu win her, my boy,
and you will have my blessing"
81 have resolved, father to seek such
wife as you describe" said the young
man with determination. II see the
follv of seeking a wife IN society. / will
go to an intelligence Office this after
noon and see If / can find one that will
answer. And then I'll have mother call
on her, and-and--"
Young man, I'll break your neck In
about a minute!"
But you said"
Never mind what I said I've
changed my mind. New York Leslie's
Weekly.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
SALE OF SEAT
In Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange.

The undersigned will receive offers
to purchase the seat Of c. ]. FALK,
Esq, as a member Of the HONOLULU
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
Membership in the Exchange entities
the holder to an insurance of $500.
Sale subject to confirmation by the
Exchange.
Further particulars of the under
signed, 10 whom offers to purchase
should be addressed prior to WEDNEs-
DAY, OCTOBER 10, 1901.
JAS, f. MORGAN,
President Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Ho Leone
c. Kan Seu, All Tong, c. Kim Sing. G..
Kim Hee and zee Sing, all Of
Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii, have
formed a co-partnership under the
firm name of Sing Wo & Co to absorb
the interest Of the firm Sing Wo & Co.
doing a retail business at 1925 Nuuanu
street in this city.
Ho Leong is the manager and C. Kan
Seu assistant manager, both having au-
thority to sign the firm name.
The business of the old firm Is hereby
continued, which has been in existence
since August 8, 1893.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
BYAUTHORITY
EXECUTIVE ORDER.

The Governor directs that In testi-
mony of respect to the memory of the
late william Mckinley, President of the
United States Of America in the alb
sence Of Official Proclamation by the
President. all flags on public buildings
in the Territory of Hawaii be placed
at half mast until further notice.
KATE KELLEY,
Chief Clerk, Secretary's Office.
Capitol, Honolulu, September oath,
1901.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
AS REGARDS A WIFE.
Took the Privilege Of Changing His
Mind.

Have you carefully considered all
that | have said, my boy?" asked the
old gentleman the day after he had
given his son a little fatherly advice.
Yes, father" replied the young man
meekly.
You are getting near the age at
which a young man naturally begins
TO look around for a wife. and / don't
want you to make a mistake"
I'm try not to, father"
mo butterflies of fashion, my boy,
but a girl of some solid worth; one who
has some practical accomplishments"
Yes, father"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
ADMIRATION.

What do you thing Of the new cook
! sent you?' asks the caller.
Well" said the young housekeeper.
she has made us admire you very
much"
Why, | didn't train her. ! found /
mad no use for her after four days"
~ s; but you sent her from your
house to ours. We have been trying for
two weeks to send her from our house
to some other place, but she just laughs
at us. Washington Star.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07

Fine Job Printing. Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-07
The Sale Is Over $50.

We are now opening our new
styles, for our new store.
Hanan u Sons styles, SO fan
seems to have more snap, than
any, we have opened.
The Allston mems $500
and the "WaulIon" mems $500
are new to Honolulu and will
certainly prove popular.
We anticipate a big business
the next few months.
The great success Of our sale,
has proved our popularity and
the merit of our business methods.
MCInerny Shoe Store
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-28
PRECIOUS BABIES.

Mothers comfort. Fathers delight
Gods dearest earthly gift to man,
What a happy sight; the healthy, ro-
bust vigorous, rollicling. always the
same baby. What a sad sight; the
puny, blue and pale, restless. crying
baby. Nine out Of ten times the chi d
Is troubled with worms. 1t shows 1t
in commissions, spasms, collie. And ten
times out Of ten Kickapoo Indian
Worm Killer will drive out the
pesky life-eating worms. 1t Is ma
lures remedy and as the healthy
child Is the natural child, It must
make the sickly child healthy. The
Indians living close to nature. dis.
covered the remedy. For centuries
they used 1t to make their babies
rugged, powerful, fearless. What i
has done for the chi o. the fores
It will do for the child OF the ciyiliz
ed--cure. That Is what It has beer
doing for years. You can get it o
your druggist for 20 cents. Be sur,
and get the genuine. The child's, llf
Is too precious to tr!he with worth
| less substitutes. Hebron Drug Co
agents for the Kickapoo Indian Rene
dies.