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New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

shipmenf Hukn scarcity: but !1c over
tare ie'.. The Liverpool market which practicaIly
carry selling here at the point Of the day
Saonais 80 higher, while the close showed A01d net
pnd. Paris markets oQ15 points lower and
hest points of. while Berlin the only market
bseb.re 1ns steadness whatever. closing l. net
s BrooEhal reported that prospects were
20 eieo Ior seeding while the outlook
so Iess satisfactory. The cearances were
and IMAM usual aggregating eli 600
49, our quotations OF cash wheat. afoat basis
, as ioilows; No Northern New-York 75isc nom
40 Northern Chicago 755sc. prompt; No I
T1i,.s Uinsrn Duluth 15&c, prompt: No Northern
1.s.u.t, 10 nc prompt No New-York 75ssc:
norn rec New-York. 75esc, .CORN-The
marker was decidedly affected by In wheat
ana lost "a NC during the day. with prices
lne ioWest There were light acceptances West
seepes are expected to increase the
o"ns 70 an early movement Of the crop Cash bust
ness reported at 10000 bush Chicago with
WORKING and better export trade developed here
amounting to is loads altogether. considera bic
qiualloh al various times the prospects
eo3p e9p report Thursday afternoon No
% Lsc, prompt: No yellow corn 63ssc prompt:
whlte corn $3.50. prompt .OATS-The weakness in
ethef markets was shared by prices
lower throughout the day. the close being weak AT
Shcheo 100000 bush clipped oats sold go
20 oats closed at 3SAc; No 3S2c No white 41a@
- NO white, 4lc track mixed 3S @40c track white,
soa55.c; No white clips. 421a943c. .RYE-Market
ee1eacy NO Western at 601ac and No 2 Western
ess both a6oat: State rye. b5956c. BARLEY
Market steady. Feeding quoted and
ing at 59d62c. both Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

sos s Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
loo ,sao; sales 1900 bales speculation and export
Aiaecan 1000: receipts 1000 American. loo;
sznes Upland SD Futures opened steady, 4-6sd ad-
<a.n. Soseo steady. net 2I4 points higher OCTOBER
<zss sec1oper-Ncveuher. 42s1z November December
Decernber-January, 4-24b; January-Februars
May March 2sb; MarchApril. 2Sb: April
May-June. 4225zs; JuiyAugust, 422ss Man.
FJrr-r,a ais steadier and cloths quiet.
narLs. - AND MEAI<-Without being lower the nouI
he war less active. buyers holding OF account OK
peten.s oec.lne There little business in sprine
spring - - 20 and IN winter sraights around - ~
e1,ra M SO cgs3 70: spring clears, 50 $50 50 10:
winter 81 70d$2 so; winter 81 stsg
FIIrFo sade x2cQ$21 so and arrive. RYh II
fsnry Quoted: Fair good 81 90dS3 l5 choice
Kiln dre.1 90 5,gs5 % -.coRNMEAL-Du. Quoted:
Easy os.: 60 29$3 5o TO brand. BAG MEAL
iS0s Fine white and yellow 81 35Qs1 So coarse.
pot III so' .FEED-steady. Quoted: Spring bran.
baa b,,y sacks 10 arrive 200 n. sl7Q$l7 50; spring
bsn 2 coarse winter bran. sis 5O0&21: city
oiske So U corrIneal SO; linseed ocae s23: corn
AIN ,hs9oIniny chop $50 30: oilrneal. $50
vas our strength OF Tuesday
Win ys.ey upset and traders had bought freely
.Ncse u Nv, % selling out further advance. were
e Under rroso at prices ranging down practically
ne low close. last quotations here represent
ssna en,,r MIN. o. the day. As usual. the market was
pt a. local the heavy sales coming from
secon. WIN little business times European
s1y sour.. seemed TO be demand whatever from
sstS sentiment OF tho drag
isaA howa..n nsrees and the full movement AT the de-
eiaeinx ao tooc export orders caught the sales
~eu,G oy bush at New-York and 136. 600 bush at
A ''e red cn ths spot held 1T &c over
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

steady 6s Ard Four-st Louis fancy winter steady.
IS ID Hops at London Pacitc COAST steady. f3 SEQ
& Is los Beef FIRM extra India mess rs Cd Pork firm:
6 fo duh, ois Lard dull: prime Western. tierces
4ss American refined, IN pals. ass Cd Bacon dull;
4ss long clear light g ib zs.: long
10 to 20 10 .ss clear bellies to ls 10 65s Shoulders
SQUARE II to 13 10. dull. S7s Butter steady.
United States ess good United States ia Cheese quiet
American finest white, ASS. American coored,
Iallow strong prime city. 3Os: Australian London
31s Cottonseed o-Hull refined. spot dull 2ss. Tur-
pentine-Spirits quiet, 26s 3D. Roein-Comrnon
As lad Pstroleum-Rehned steady. "a. Linseed oil
yyh
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

PoULTRY-ALIvE-Rec to-day included cars
press. Fowls and chickens working out little better
a' and in prime We'll
weak We quote: Spring chickens per 10 9c fowls.
ec; ROSTERS 5c; tuTasys sQloc; ducks Western per
MFresh receipts Of Western fowls and Chickens
from previous arrivals While invoices Of
r9s M ne Of Of s ns aay ETHER
Ghcsns and I such f would bnS PrsS S from &
stock OF ordinary grades and for average offerings oc
casional lots of exceptionally fancy spring turkeys
coed quotations but the bulk continue Long
spring steady Tame SQUADS firm for choice large
% DRY Pse nj fBnsv ds
mixed sizes 12al5c: DO PennsyIvana. prime 12914c;
ss. se l sG DO oo ana GS Michigan dy
other Western seaded CHOICE lo do dry picked
oG Do s 90
Be N ads s @ Geese nassra i' I
4 ss - 90 s'S as dark SO
fresh a game 9 sTrvnF M and
and sell fairly s,s IN Il be Ds
si so6s2; woodeOck. 90; English snps dozen
s. 90 Fssa 81 @ s. 90 Do ST q 90
lard 75casi; teal, bluewing' soa75c; do greenwng
reas0 Nb s6dalf Rfl
fan dss nomina receipts are liberal largely
inferior quality Prices shT vide ,oo and trade & is
less firm: few 81 Strictly choice onions
in fair demand and steady. Cauifowers firm for top
turnips a shade easier. Southern
good prices when of fancy quality Other
vegetables selling about last quoted We quote:
Potatoes kinds los n bag, 81 I3QS2;
do prime per II2 bag. 81 4oas 5o common. SIG
81 25 Scotch Magnums prime per 1GS ID bag, S2 do
Long Island fair to prime per bb. 81 25@s2 6o do
per s0 b s2as2 H. do poor to fall 81 2Sas %; do do
State Western primo sound $50 ID. 81 SFQS2 do
Inferior 81 25gsl 10 do Albany and Troy r. prime ne soand
potatoes South Jersey s9uhe bead bb 81 so9sl 10
oQs2 90 vlrgtna yellow n1, fair to prime 81 2s &
eauaowers. Long Island good to fancy per hbl s. so
per 100 5as so do peor to fair soeaSl M eaeeagss s
2sc Shelter Island Isl per bh M $asS s
tuce nearby. per Dbl 7sels,25 lima beam: potato TO-
nat per bag 7seasl onions pickle White y no ges o hS ss
good s2as2 So do yellow fair to good M S2qs2 g 7S
ss yellow So 25as2 So do white s2 59as4; do IS stsfs
81 7 okra Florida basket carrier g 5Sas2 peas
half Dbl basket S2M - oo co poor
to fair s1s 50 peppers Jersey red Dbl siGsl Is;
do green 5ol73c; string beans. VIRGINIA per half Dbl
basket 5o7sc: and Long Issna per bag @ 500
o0c: Canada Russia SoGsoc tomaoeA Acme 1ancx-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York, Oct

New-Sork. October g. 1901
coFFEE-The market for future. opened stead,
IN tone prices 510 points higher active covering
By and support from room bulls prompted by
,bles from nearly all foreign markets higher rate OF
gio exchange and light primary receipts Numerous buy
ng orders foreign houses appearance on
The opening and for time Il looked though further
advances would occur but heavy profit taking later
,ts say prevented any additional gains afternoon
eason quiet Improvement the cable
falling to stimulate fresh business. The market was
fnally steady tone, with prices showing
a 6Tl0 points. Sales amounted TO 2615o bags. Havre
was "a franc higher for the day: Hamburg gained
Z pg Rio market gained rs reis and the exchange
rate -16d HID. Port receipts amounted but 900
and interior receipts 10 81 100 bags. Domestic
warehouse deliveries again heavy aggregatng 65
bags including 46,170 bags taken ship New-Orleans.
The SPOT article NORMALLY unchanged steady,
with quotations based 5+95sc for Rio No T. invoice
lots
snfou
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits retains steadness OF under
tone yesterdays Rosin pitch
quiet and unchanged. We quote:
TAR-Regulars. 81 a5; oil. bhs 81
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-3T1 03Sc.
ROSIN-Common to good strained, 81 4cA2 D. 81 50:
81 55; F. 81 60 81 Is: H 6S: l. 81 75 K. 81 90: NJ
81 70. N So 20: W @. SO co. W w. S3 95.
STOCK ON HAND.
spirits turpentine. Dds ltS9
Charleston. Oct. 0--Turpentine-Nothing doing. Rosin
firm. unchanged
Savannah. 9.-Spirits turpentine 34I4c;
cepts bbs: sales. 1929 bbs Rosin firm: receipts.
A. B. c, D. 81: e 81 o5: F. 81 1o G. 81 Is: H. 20.
l. 81 35 X. 81 S5; NJ 81 So: n. 81 co. w G.. SIS W.
SO 80.
New-orleans Oct. s-Receipss. rosin 2s7 bbs: tur-
pentine 90 bbls.
Wilmington Oct aspirits turpentine. nothing doing:
receipts, "a bbls Rosin 9N495c. receipts
Crude turpentins steady $as1 so receipts. hbls.
Tar nrrn. 81 30 receipts. 197 bbls
London Oct e.-Turpentine-Spirits c6s Sd
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Oct 9; 4 P; mLcotton-spot. good business
done prices 1-l6dG3 S2d higher: American mddng fair
5S2d: good middiing. S1-32d: middling AID: low
middlins !aS2d good ordnary lid; ordinary 4Sd
for speculation and and included
American. Receipts. 2o0O bales including 1
lean Futures opened firm and closed steady;
middling, October 4 35 564d, buyers October and
November 6idQ4 2964d. buyers; November and De-
ceuber 25-6idQ4 64d. value; December and Janu-
24-64d, buyers January and February, 23-64dQ
2i6id. buyers; February March. 2S-64d buyers
March and April 4 % 64d sellers; April May
2s cid. sellers: May and June. e4d94 sid. sell
July, -64ddi 23-64d, sellers; July ana
August, 22-64dq4 2S- Cad. sellers
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Oct a-The offerings at the wool sales
today amounted to - l16 bales Demaud fairly good
ossoreos We're IN good supply and sold at unchanged
good demand and sold steady Up present
time 2o4,OOo bales have been Following sre the
sales in detail: New South Wales. bales sSoured
4dQ1s Sad: greasy, 4dI91ad. Queensland 500 bales
secured 6Adqls sd; greasy. 5hd9s'ad Victoria 800
bales; secured Iltdals Sad; greasy 3Ada1od South
Australia, LOO bales; secured 6dSiad:
NewZealand 4soO bales; secured 4dfis 5d sreasv ssS
Is ad Cape of Good Hope and Natal bales scores
edd1s o1sd 4dqsd Falkland Islands 100 bales
greasy. 3S4d44d S'
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
.Includ!ng 4s.17o taken ex ship.

coTTON-A sharp bulge gave place
ness late in the day The opened advance
o. 10 points active covering and scattering
from abroad South Wall Street and room bulls The
oisnng figures nearly top the day. as after
advancing points further on continued general
buying, the market simered down lietless.
fres sinking gradually despite the predomnence Of
bsh Influences every hand. The public seemed thor
elsy indifferent 10 the action OF the market either
way refusing 70 IN light receipts increased de-
she nad we2fher conditions. reports and
.peiy low prices an inducenent TO purchase the win
,er months for long hold Initial advicee from Liver
lsoi tod OF firm market abroad, with spot demand
ancnester as strong broadening demand for goods
sa tcarciy Of spot supplies AS for receipts, the
movement was barely 80 OF that for the
sane cay year with official estimates indicating
slsr disparity again to-Inorrov Heavy rains over
sS,u OF the central and belt said be
81 - y Tearding picking. but were injuring the grade
cPen cotton. 4 sharp drop in temperature in the
~ between i0 and % degrees, rise to fears
COG snap reaching down into the belt in the
eaate future BY midday the early advance had been
.spantea py net decline OF TO points. Business
gseeo an the afternoon and in the last half hour the
oH so4a out its long cotton and went short freely
re n1et mat Liverpool would lower tomorrow.
.s6loess o. the bullsh factors work. Clearances
s ,a rt We're again large. but England did not take
sna-e eVe2 though Liverpool stocks the lowest
t & &Sests' excepting last season. when prices were
@Dote the present basis The market finished the
lower N' "-N@ P'+0Ns -isN =" ~ . P0'1''7
5y range Of contract prices in local market
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
ange Of contract prices in the local marke, to-

so cotton closed quiet with quotations unchanged
AZ oasas OF s4sc for middng upland Sac mid
wes s Seal sales 4S7 bales Southern spot markets
ssiesraphed follows: New-Orleans quiet and
keo al s5sc Mobile. quiet and unchanged 15-lec:
go ra,nah steady ana unchanged 7Ac: Wilmington.
=. anc unchanged at &c. Norfolk quiet unchanged
ln,sc' baltimore nominal and unchanged 5-1sc:
very nrTn 332c higher sc ST. Louis, steady
lncnanged AT Lice. Estimated receipts New
ier to.rnorrow 1000 Ii 900 bales.
s. sita cs5o bales actual last I73 bales
last year. At Houston for Tomorrow IA
spc Z 900 bales year
aseeapts az tie ports points
'S'eo WITH the same day week ard last wear:
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

taltmore, Oct. 9-Flour dull and unchanged: re-
ceips, 2Ss1 bbls; Wheat dul spot
and the menth T1s4aI17sc: November. 721.9I2sc De
ss,ps 0s .ss BUSH exports. 81. bush; Southern. by
sample, ooQi212c; Southern grade. 6S2412isc
ann spot and the month. 5s959Ae; year 58ss@5essc:
steamer mixed oSQ5SAc receipts 1922 bush exports.
11oo bush Southern white and yellow corn. 60G6oc
= Oats firm; No white. s9sa4oc No 2 mixed ss1sc;
receipts, = 4o3 bush: exports. Rye, dull: No .
nearby. Ssc No Western. Soc; receipts I7s5 bush:
exports 70 ia bush. Hay quiet steady: timo-
thy s1e@$16 So Grain freights quiet and unchanged
Butter frm and unchanged; fancy creamery. 22Q23c:
1aney imitation, 1SQ191ac fancy ladIe, l6@i7c store
paeked lSalSc Esgs firm and unchanged; fresh. 100
Zoc Cheese firm and unchanged large, 10AG10ec me-
diun. 10#.Q11c; small 11Q111.c Sugar firm and un-
changed; hne and coarse granuated. 5.l5c
BuHalo Oct 9-Flour steady. Wheat-Spring steady;
NO Northern. cid 77c; do new 73c. winer-No
lngs Corn nrn for yellow; for mixed: No 2 yellow
61lsc; No 3 do, e1hc; corn, 6ic: No 8 do 6O%.c
Oats firm; No white 4Oiac: do 4Oc; No 2 mixed
S1ec; NO q do. Csc. Barley-Lte doing: firm at $50
ssc for common to fancy. f. Rye-No 2 5714c. Canal
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
corrNrRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York October 8. 1901
,,,.~c AND PEAS-New domestic pea beans are about
nor-sr but decline there is moderate job
<rSc settled to 81 TO- Marrow
~ supply held fairly steady Red kidaey firm at
"a Foreign beans being urged
.ne ..s and In buyers favor scotch peas
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
fnannal
To The
Pu BLIc!

LIE advertisement over our name. which ap-
peared in this paper early in the week relative
to expected moves In -four active stockn.
was inserted by mistake, having been rejected
by the management, as being contrary TO tho
fixed policy of our Company, to mislead By false
claims OF superior knowledge. based on 'inaide
Information" of "sure things to happen.
The Haight & Freese Company sives its
clients the benefit of the best data obtaInable
relative to the stock market, together with It,
ing more
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
rurRopEAN PRopuCD MARKET.

Isverroo, Oct a-C1o.inR: wheat-Spot dull; No :
red Western winter. IS 6isd; No Northern spring.
73.d; No California 9td; futures dull; December
bs 6Ad: March. SID. Corn-Spot quiet; American
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. e.-Catte-Receipts 1880 head includ-
ing 500 Texans 1000 Westerns best heavy 1oc higher;
steady. Good prime steers So log
S2Qs4: a 25aS4 co. heifers S2@s5 81 Esq
81 29oQss 10 Western steers. ss 656ssS 7S Hogs-ks-
eco head; 1900 head; left
over. 5000 head Slow and 15q2oc lower Mixed and and
loHx6 good choice 20 2NS6
rough Iheavy SIS 75gse 10: light 2oQse so; bulk Of
sales. seass sheep-Receipts. 10000 head: sheep
15Q25c higher than Monday. Good to
choice wethr s. 5ogss as Western sheep s: 75gsa 80;
East Liberty. Oct Cattle steady; choice. 50 I5a$o
prime IS 5oaS5 20; good 50 1O6$5 35 Hogs dull and
iower prime heavy !oase so mediums So Sogss 60:
heavy YO,asTs .sgsa oS Se sss % S ps
roughs 81 75@ss Is. sheep slow; best wethsrs So cog
$S 20: $1G$2 yearlings, 81 ooa$3 90;
veal lambs &6n$6 so. ...~zo~
Cattle dull 81 75qS5 IS Sheep steady II 2osSa Lambs
50 clHS4 50
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
nding at dates

MILK AND CREAM-The daily average receipts OF
milk and cream. including bottled milk.
the city for the week ended October
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

Foreign Coffee market steady;
good Santos zs500 receipts 55 600 bags stock
bags. Hanburg-Coffee market opened na pig
higher; 2:SO 4 pfg higher: sales 14Ooo bags
ayre-Coffee market opened irregular. franc higher;
st p n unchanged; p N. quiet and unchanged:
$50 n, months unchanged; far months advanced
franc: total sales. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

of breadstufs interior points, in thousands
last three ephers o omitted flour bbls grain bus as
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

Rio-coree market firm: No Rio 4se2o; exchanse'
5000 bags; cleared for Europe 1000 bags; stock 900
bags
aovs
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-25

A lot of boys from Dodge City came
up to Cimarron last Sunday on a little
outing, taking passage Cd ''Texas
sleeper" On arriving here they were
mistaken for tramps and locked up in the
calaboose. After explaining matters they
were turned loose and allowed to return
home. If the Dodge officials should take
notion to retaliate on Cimarron boys
what string they could catch. .-Cimar-
ION Sentinel.
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-25

a boy, aged five years, a son of J. A.
Hink. of Fairview township, has been
suffering with an aggravated flesh pro-
tuberance, between the shoulder blades.
for more than a year past. A doctor
travelling with a. H. Burtis, United
States land inspector, one day last week,
stopped at Mr.. Kinks house, and notic-
ing the boys hump suggested that an
incision be made The knife was run in
and large needle was taken out. The
lump will disappear Did the boy swa1-
low the needle?
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-25

John Gibson returned from Leaven-
worth, Friday night. At Kansas City he
gave his valise to w. S. Browning, the
porter of the train. The grip was re-
turned to him on his arrival here, but it
was discovered that suit of clothing was
missing. The suit found in the
porter,s box in which he carries pillows.
He was arrested and fined SO and sen
fenced to the county Jail for ten days.
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-25

About 90 per cent of our cattlemen are
out of feed and their cattle are having to
rough it. This may be all right if there
are no bad snow storms between this and
grass. Perhaps in the 6 years the Globe
man has lived in this county this is the
most backward spring in bringing grass.
Meade Globe.
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-25
NORwALK, 1882.

The standard and registered Stallion Norw ak
1882, whose tabulated pedigree can be furnished
stands 16 hands high, weighs close to 1880 lbs,
and is bred in lines noted for superior size and
style we'll speed His top both
sire and dams side is Hambletonian through
two of the most superb represe tatives of that
peerless tribe-AbdaIlah Is and Volunteer So
the two greatest individuals produced by the He
70 of Chester The supporting lines likewise
posed of the best lines of the light har-
ness horse. being Pilot. Jr., Mambrino Chief
and Thorough bred. a combination with Halnble-
tonIan that has produced the in
suits in trotting and road-horse breeding
Attention is also particularly called to the fact
thot NoRwALk comes from speed producers
close both sides his sire Nugget 2.26al
being record performer and speed producer
out of one of the greatest race horses of his
times, Wedgewood, 2:1e, and his dam Gipsy.
member of the peerless race. and breeding
family of Volunteer. being herself producer
in two of her daughters. one with performer r
and the other with good young sire to her Gre
dit Few stations doing stud duty in Kansas.
perhaps, have more. much demonstrative
speed prepotency as near to themselves as Nor
walk
Attention likewise is particularly invited to
the richness of Norwa1k's breeding in brood
mare production. most desirable feature in
stallion for this day and country. Belmont,
Woodbine, Pilot, Jr-, Mambrino Chief, Volun-
teer. Abdallah, and Gray Eagle, a combina-
tisn of excellence in this direction that every
student of trottiug breeding and history recog
nize on mere mention. and in this particular
Norwa1k is concentration rarely and scarcely
surpassed His daughters from mares of any
value whatever for breeding purposes ought to
prove great stuff for the future trotting sres
of Kansas to make regulations with Even cold
blooded. or partially bred mares. meeting with
the exceptionally rich and hot blood coursing
his veins should be expected to respond in tn g
production of a vastly Improved and higher type
of animal
There is class of mares that be bred
to him with advantage. whether breeding for
speed or for roadster general purpose horses
He is erninent1y suitable for class from
the horse the business and
NORwALK will make the season of 1891, at
KabIe's barn. Dodge City, Kas-
TERNs-s10 to insure a colt. payable when
is known to be with foal-
For the pedigree inquire at H. NJ Kable's sta
bIe- j. c. BRIGGS.
Dodge City. Kas., April. 1901,
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-25

Billie Siebenthier. the man of orchard
fame. says that if the fruit escapes frost
until after the full moon in May all dam
ger is then past AS the moon fulls early
in May, on the 3rd, may hope that the
fruit at that time will not be far enough
advanced to get hurt by the frost. But
then you can't tell much about it in this
section of country as there no rule
that viii always work to certainty
Taking it year in and year out this is the
most deceptive country on earth We
have seen times when wouldn't give
a farthing TO be insured of a good wheat
crop and inside of 4 days it was not
worth cutting. Then again we have seen
times when farmers would have sold
their prospects for wheat for so cents an
acre or perhaps less and lot inside of
days rain would come in abundance and
all the way from 30 to 40 bushels to the
acre be raised So say, you can't tell
much about the harvest in this country.
Meade Globe.
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-25

s. e. Brown had a preliminary trial
on Saturday and was bound over. Mr..
Brown is an old CITIZEN of Concord town
ship, and is the trustee of that township.
He is confident of acquittal of the charge
made against him.
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-25

f. A. Hickerson's grand child, a boy
IS months old, met with an accident a
few days ago. The middle finger. of the
left hand was caught in a wringer and
the first joint was so badly injured that
amputation was necessary.
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-25

Walter Berry, the young negro who
stole Miss Guthrie's watch, was tried
before Squire LyBrand on Saturday, and
bound over to the next term of the Dis
trict Court. The watch and chain was
found concealed in the Park grounds,
the negro having disclosed the place of
concealment.
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-25
Range 26

Township 25- Sw% of 81, all of 35-
Township 26: SwA of %, nwH 81.
Township q: All section 3, neg 6, sell 10.
nw14 IA, nv14 Is, nw4 10, sw14 20. sex 27. sex
b.
Township %: Ne14 of s. r156 nw1l 5 and n1s
of of 6. se14 8. ne1z IL. sw14 II. swx II,
N y Is, sel4 IS, n5< ., nw14 20, ne54 sell
%, nvyI4 24. y 2s. se14 2s. swA 2s. 81 of 2s.
TOWNSHIPS %: NwH of s. ne1 of 7. sex OF
Il, w1s of Is. neA d, nw14 of 80.
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-25

First Pub. Apr. 25, 1901.
TIMBER CULTURE, FINAL. PROOF--NO-
TlCE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land ONCE.
Dodge City, Kansas. April %, 1901
Notice is hereby given that Willinm T.
final proof before the Register and Receiver
of the U. s Land Office at Dodge City
Kansas. on Saturday. the Sth day OF june.
1901. on timber culture application No. IO265,
for the southeast quarter section No. ..
in township No. rs south, Range No. % wet
He names witnesses: Frederic Wei
dover. Hilton H Woodbury.. Joseph fl
Carver. Urias L. Shelly, all of Spearvi lille,
Kansas
THOS. a. SCATES Register.
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-25
esvve nom. want MONEY Had.

We want It good and we will give you
value received, as is every bottle of DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, no matter be it
10c. SOC or 81 90, we guarantee it for
Constipation, Indigestion, Sick Headache
and Stomach Trouble. Amos & Gwinner
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-25

E. II. Lavett, D. D., one of the distin-
guished men in the Baptist church, will
lecture in the Baptist church, in this city,
on Tuesday night, May z. DR.. Lavett is
fine orator and one of the best scholars
in the state. His lecture will be a fine
one.