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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-20

Carpets NJ lower prices than ever be
fore. Sec them, at Wootcn's. If
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-20

a. fow straw hats left that we arc al
most giving away. Jamieson's. t If
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-20

The balance Of Ladies' Oxfords are
being closed out for less than cost.
TIT JamtcsOn's.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-27
LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
RecOrd-BreakfnE SessiOn-Heavy
Trading at Higher Prices.

4 record smashing sssrion was held on the local
out in a blaze Of siory. Brokers were largely sup
piled with orders. and from their bids and the
number Of cases. The desiings were large. par
ticLarly for a Saturday. and the prices paid In
most instances were higher. some largely 80. As
usual. the interest was centered Ia fractions. bank
and trust stocks. The orders and demand for 9TH
er securities showed no urgency.
There were some good orders on the market for
a-ec. some ,is.eo bonds and nearly te shares
q stock changins hands during the meeting. \
l,sh ss esiees. the e I, S srn the a,stng pr i,s
tist bid at close. ard $50 asked. ana Transit.
which sold TO the amount Of rs shares, ranging
and s1s.0 asked.
Railways was the demand for the preferred stock.
which was better than II has been any day during
10 100 shares. the arst 20 bringing So. 10 SELL
ing at r3.7s and the market closing with sales
bid and SIS asked. These sales show a gain in
price since the previous days closing of y points.
The great strength that has been witnessed in
terdsy. ON the contrary. II was more pronounced
than ever. and another smashing Of price records
valley. which c%ontin1es in demand. and sold 70
the extent Of . shares at $3.50 ON the other
stride. toward the 500 marx. gained fresh laurels
by selling , points hisher at $50. Is shares bring;
s4l-9 asked Lincoln was another strong stock
an9 was reded In 10 tns extent OF 100 shares at
Se1.Se aad % shares at tisS. making the total adj
VERGE for the day ~ points.
Bank stocks were quiet4r yesterday. es moth
ing was done in them. Only a few orders were
on the market and the demand was 50 slow
that no changes OF significance we're to be
noted during the DAY.
Mining stocks were dull and neglected. The
decline IN Granted b. Metallic continues. ard
tie best Quotations were s2.15 hid and S29 asked.
Brewery 1900 es we're in demand and bid
s,eo.75. but there were no selling offers.
81. Louis and Suburban stock. the fate OF
which still hangs on the actions OF the City
Council. was not mentioned until late. when
some interest was aroused. and Just as the
meeting was breaking up a sale of 3 shares
was made On the quiet at sTf-25.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-27
Outside Business Has Fallen TO
Lower State Than at Any
Time Since the Election.
RAILROAD STOCKS ARE STRONG.
Rumors of Consolidation Help st
Paul and NJ, K. & T.-Much
Manipulation in Course
of the Week.
REPUBLIC

81 IN
New York. Jan. 2-To-day's stock mar
ket opened firm. dvanced rapidly and
closed practically at the best of the day.
St Paul was the leader. and was espe-
! cially strong on a revival OF consolidation
Spmors recently prevalent. The granger
sSSeks sympathized. In spite of a good deal
OF sroht-taking on the advance. The
market took the view that the attitude of
the Carnegie Company was more concilia-
tory, and the steel stocks improved. The
bank statement was only moderately good.
with a rather larger increase in the loans
than the street liked.
The incident of the week has, of course,
been the death of Queen Victoria. and
probably the dullness in the early trading
was due, I'm a large measure, to this cause.
OUTSIDE business has very largely fallen.
and the trading is consequently more pro-
i~essional than 1t has been at any time since
the election.
Stocks show considerable traces of msnip-
uiation. Missouri Pacific being, as usual,
the most fragrant instance. The inside
pool In the stock practically cornered il
In the early part of the week, and as much
as n per cent premium was paid for the
Use OF the stock over night.
There was a reaction of some s points
when the unfortunate shorts had been
shaken in. but naturally spectators are
very chary of touching a stock subject to
such huct1ation. Indeed. many of the best
brokers' are refusing orders in it.
Southwestern consolidati deals are in
the air at the present. and obviously moth
Ing else could give such strength to such a
stock as Missouri. Kansas and Texas pre-
TERED. In spite of the Increased earnings,
The chances of a dividend on the preferred
are very remote, and IT is significant that
London is selling all the common stock it
can. As il holds IS per cent of this issue.
NJ. X d t viii nave to be taken into any
c~embination OF highly favorable terms to
Make the common stock worth anything
the present price.
4 The steel situation Is unchanged ana
There is no reason TO suppose that Mr.. Car
negie viii come under the ubiquitous Nor
gan influence any more than he will buy
watered stock TO get control of certificates
which on the first year of duh trading he
will be able to buy. at panic prices. The
steel stocks are the weakest spot in the
and fractions quite falls to help them.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-27

last week and 3.52T.0 900 bu. n year ago. Brad
streets report showed an increase of 1876.
OD bu. In the available of this country.
where the regular visible was increased J.
1ll.o0 bu. The amount afioat was decreased
2ts. 600 bu., and 50 per cent Of the worlds
shipments were said to be from this coun-
try. A strong market was had yesterday.
and another advance went ON recprd. and
the close for the week was 1c higher NOM
iHe!ly for Jan. izd%c better at 3SIsc for
May, and sc up at 3siyc for July.
With the exception of the strength dis
played. there was nothing of interest de-
veloped in the local market for oats. Spec
uiation all through the week was quiet. not
TO say dull. as but little interest was taken
by traders in this grain. The news was
entirely of a routine character. and had no
material effect A strong undertone. how
ever. prevailed all through the week. and
a steady advance in values took place. so
that at the close yesterday the market was
&c higher for Fan. at 2sc nominal. and
&C better at 26isc bid for May.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-27
New York Mining Stocks.
VII F,- Qc NKpE.- Uf,rLu.
NEW YORK POULTRY MARKET.
Week Has Been Dull, With Low
Prices Ruling.
~REPrBILc SPECIAL.

REPTB1IC SPECIAL
New York. Jan. addressed poultry re-
ceipts for the week have been quite heavy.
hut there was a well-sustained demand at
steady prices. Demand was largely con-
fined TO stock for immediate use, although
an occasional small lot mere ana there was
reported. to go into freezers for a future
sale OF a few cars of frozen poultry at
remunerative prices.
The market cleaned up closely last week.
and comparatively little desirable poultry
was carried over unsoid. At the opening
on. Monday the fresh receipts were not
heavy. and, while the advices for later in
the week did not appear excessive. II was
evident that there would be a fair supply.
as several straight cars of frozen stock
came forward.
Chickens. as might be expected at this
advanced season. are running coarse and
STACEY. and average grades are not exceSc-
bringing 1oisc. and II closely graded 1t is
possible to reach lie. but most of the
chickens were from Iowa and the North
west. and run so coarse and shaggy that
9nsixc is all that can be depended upon.
The receipts from Michigan are wind
ing up. and the remaining lots are of very
irregular quality and sell at from eixsD
i6hc. a few of the more s~electlve reaching
lie.
day was quite good. but prices were with
out one particle of Improvement. with sales
ranging from slsG1oc. a few soft-meatsd
higher. while course and STACEY chickens
did not exceed SC.
A few known marks OF Ohio chickens
brought 4 very decided premium.
On Friday there was a little demanc for
a few fancy. soft-meated chickens and
fowls. which filed the b.li. brought cur
rent rates. but many useful lots Of chick
ems and fowls were shaded to 9Lxc to clean
UP. while ordinary thin fowls and shaggy
chickens were urged TO sale at &C.
morning. while considerable was on hand
from Yesterday Trade is supplied for the
week. and more fowls and thicker going
over unsold than expected.
Average dry-picked fowls slow at Zoe.
while most OF the dry-picked chickens are
too staEHy to bring any more, but on fine
scelded. chickens IL Is possible to realize
1Q1xc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-27
Closing quotations:

The folIcwinE synopsis Of the sossiP IN rsssrl
10 %as sh rso , : BY te D +. F e Ssf N sro. i { . marked
London prices came generally hisher. and al
Sf sse @ sasisrss the or pSfrsss ssne ssaes % oa sSe ssiss
by about sSSeo shares phe London sgy,ns was
s ssdS ,he Eqsss. some interest was sttaeheS iocaill
" TO the fortnlghtiy settlement at London next
TUESDAY. st. paul was the feature Of the days
trading. Moore q schiey were heavy buyers dur
sien-house took ah9ut 5000 shares in the nrst
hour Table; :; Tsylor q Go, says out many
fore the close. There vas no nsws In reesrd 70
me he theary hat EFFORTS to transfer contro, on Inc
property by iee-e viii be successful
conf-rence viii be held on matter. on .Mordsy.
n. p. va. strong in sympathy with 81. Paul.
e a = n s asu .tSek. Tne bor HeTr .ns demsns Ia. 9i IN
creased largely recently; ard urgent efforts 20
sdvanrs IN .copsolids,sd Gas started on tie nur-
chase Of $50 shsres by Il; p CARRIER AMI then
The buying was accomnsn,ed hy reports Of an
he trade said that ]. r.. Ksens rad a sccI deal
to do with the advance. end u was beli.vei
n TIE, he o sSa used sS him we're open seiIers.
The sdvapre in Manhattan was due to a great
evtsrt % the purchase OF 1900 shares by A. IL
The uSa-',et onened strong and ms,n.s,ueL ,h-
r,ove-Se-f in the local transactions. but p.rticu
10 ;trs-rts vs sr6 ssoS " IN s ss fa Sor en- me p.
ci6c we syrrrsthetFcaIv strorg. and IN th@
lsts ,s,dins WIEN r s.; rsSrS r..e .s 1cs~e PR
cent IN c., Paul h-vevsr. the not pr,~e fm-
prcvements were not large. averaging. perhaps. a
pos-t-
rhe bsnk sts.ernert IVES cnns.a.-sd fssc--
-tis r-ifh SIS &C. al gam OF nearly E.Splesa oriy
haIf ~ -hIch, however. was reflected In ne
-u-uiur- TIE most noteworthy chance. ner-
hans g. the increase of Na 500 A1 IN the 1~en
.tsm. following the 81. ~ increase In this
its-s fasf ueek. Trten ell In Ill. the statement
fr-crhsSaws q cnrt'u-snce Of easv money. a
condition vhich probsblr will operat. against
.rv SERIOUS deciire in storks
r.,g1r cables uFrf n f0IDXF. -
y o-doa. Ifs n. w--Ss. Paul Is the fsafur- ~
. strrng marke, for American rsilv-sv securities
-,d shovs > cain nv~r The closing h~ure st New
work xe<t-ra~v ~ 4 per cent 81 Pari y
T. hf-~c-. AMI others disulsv steadiress La
- nfs ar sto-t tire only iagxards. and are
nafrirsly = lower
-rs---- Qk-Al~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-27
Domestic Excha age.
City of ST. Louis.
rrecfed daily nv GayIord blessing
Traders Goasfp.

regard to the crops In Germany The sharp
frost which has prevailed here the last week was
strpa ssed by reports from the open country.
where the thermometer marked 20 degrees %
frost. In spite OF This decreased temperature
there IRE no complaints from the provinces tina,
the unprotected young plants have suffered any
where. In regard to the crops in Holland there
~ sufficient covering OF STOW to protect them.
and the Agricultural situation IL favorable"
The New York Financial Chronicle says:
Weather report to rs last evening from the
South denotes that the weather has been favor
able rs a rule the last week. While rain has
fallen in most sections. the precipitation has Ia
general been HIGHT. The work u preparing land
for the next crop Is apparently making good
progress In some Districts
Cash business in wheat at Chicago Friday uas
-. OJ bu. No. 9 hard winter Sales OF corn 50.rs
bu-. and OF No. 2 white rats s9ea AZ the sea
board exporters bought 9r.o5o bu- wheat. 3eD.eco
ba corn and 1900 bu. oats.
"A decrease OF 5000 bu. appears probable this
week In the ST. Louis public stock Of wheat. 4
year ago the decrease WAS s3.oo bu.
The statistical position OF cotton. as made up
by this rnornings New York financial Chron-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-27

English farmers deliveries OF wheat IN cOon-
try markets were 20 90 bu. this week. at sver-
age price Of siisc per bu. against sse0 bu-
al sic last week. and seo.cao bu- at T+c 4
year ago.
III was generally reported on change TODAY
that chicago market quotations would be given
out again. beginning next week
Primary corn receipts. Ssf~9 bu aEaihst
&sO0 bu. a year ago inclnitnE l5als9 ol- AZ
st, Louis. AGAINST $1,000, hu- last year. Primary
shipments zTs. - hu.
Oats receipts at primary pftnts- 100 hi,.
AGAINST 41s, 900 bu. ono year agr. OF which Mn
hu. at st. Louis. against sf.so9 hu- last gear.
Primary shipments c6i,eso hr-
Wheat receipts al primary maTssts ssie9
tu.. aeafTst 6fsg0 bu- a week azu. alANb tu-
a year ago. and ssi.sa hu. two years aso Re
ceipts at ST. Louis A.e,o hu-, against %.ssg ou. q
xsek age. and 81. go bu. q year ago. Urinary
ekir 259.ee Iu-
This week saw n really striking decrease IN
the priraary receipts 81 wheat. the total 81
297ZJ001 bu. spring and winter wheat failing
1ss. 0D bu. behind these Of last week. tbnnSh
eaf 90 bu. ahead q those for corresponding
ye4k Of last year. Rerripis NJ MINNEAPOLIS. and
Duluth verp LfS.G9 ba.- AGAINST f.sse. 600 bu, last
week. since July |. i@0. The total primary r.
ceirts arc ia.s4s0a bu.. a. -cnmuared vi,h b.--
e24els bu. fog same period last aeaScn. and %
ar. ona hn. season before iStt Primary. ship
nc tS this week were l%sS9 bu-. against l.
90 eNe hu. est -c~F-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-27
March delivery.

March delivery.
Glover Inactive: none appeared on sale.
The market was nominal as OF late quoted.
No outside news. and nothing in the situa-
ton 10 cause any change. Dealers were
willing to purchase. On the whole range
cash lots of country seed were quotable at
sail for poor to choice. Fair to good
qrality about ~s9.5Odl0.25. Contract grade
about 81 and March delivery about $llU
ILD.
FiaXseed-
No one seemed to care 10 purchase fax
seed Cash was 1c lower. and near futures
we're offered 2izc below the price asked
yesterday. with no bids. May was offered
at yesterdays asking price. and this. also.
was without buyers. The vitality seems TO
have gone entirely out of the market. and
IL has become simply dull and ~stagnaut. al
so easy. The last few days the tendency
has been downward. yet. under small offer
ings. prices have settled very gradually.
Only FIVE cars. or $3.50 bu.. came in. OF
which two cars Inspected contract grade
Output, two cars or 2.sS2 bu. At Minne-
apolis twenty-seven ears were received. At
Duluth two cars No l cash sold at SLl4.
and No. l Northwestern n~ominaliy H-9ip
La. Rejected about $1-G9nIu- No grade
was offered at $1.65. Jan. and Feb. offered
at $l.72Is- jar. offered 14c under Feb, in
exchange. May offered at N-15.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-27

1900 Atch gen s..
$500 Atch adj.
4 20
1900 Ann Arbor LIST
Is ..-...--.... IS
20, 900 A c o 4ks..
1000 B & o y n
Div 31zs-..... s9lt
1900 do Southwest
div 3iss...SeS6<
1900 b & o As. l02Aub
1e.0e do 3izs..---.. soA
5000 Brklyn Tn
Elv LIST ..... s95s
ZOO Can Sou LIST. 1Q1
$500 Cen Of Ga con
% ...-.....- ssx
21.eo Cen Pac gtd
As ...-..---...iell1
1900 do gtd 3iks... S4x
1000 G o con u.s..
I2%4121
6 do gen 4izs..-...lo5
1900 c & A siss s..
5000 c & Z 1 gen
% ..-.--.-..-lI
1000 c & E lst 5s.l1
5,yy ret oslIe
S.vo n 81 con
~ -.--.,ieS
L"' u
. S
1000 W dep rs ,s
OF is-t -iI7
AVN ssn
~
s0eo chi Term
70
esooo S' ioa
oS,.
sl.ooo Col Mid lss,.
g .;-'o1
yV 40 Isl --e"N
&Voe coi * S"H
IS $3.50"
l,cv soh
,eo aoo ~ $50
Avo'vu' Sz,n,
~
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ia-
@ N ~. siHs
lV,vSo i'uI q Hcu
ISIS '..iii'z
s.vV ~ so
lst IS -;--tis%
1870 me "a 47sns
os,v' Efie Ast c9h
sH
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-27

1o9A
700 L Val of " Y
AVS ..-.....n0
1000 l. & " col tr
- ...-....-...i0Js-
5000 do unified 4s. 1914
1900 Man con 4s. 1854
5000 Met st gen IS
1ss
1e.Ooo Mex Cen LIST
inc .......... 26M
1000 Mex Int con
As -..-......- %
IS. 100 NJ & st L LIST
IS ....-.esZG 80
1000 M X & T LIST
Is ..-.--....-- IS
is. 900 do IS. IS
$1,000 NJ p tr 5s...1g3&
5000 NJ & o gen
IS 49,. IA
5000 Mutual Fuel s.
log
loo y c ST L 1st
IS ............1S
1000 do con 5s.....
Il1hGl12
5000 n Y c ST l.
As .........s..l0Si
q. ee n Y q & f
col TT ss.....
1osI.al1o
5000 do a. -. 81
75,1do y d. W con a.
I00lsQk
GOO y p 4s....105n&
., 900 n p gen as::-.
1000 p & Z list
IS .-.....--... s5s
500 u & Pu LIST .l331z
1900 Reading gen a.
s4itaH
WI
5000 r C. W LIST. ssx
$500 81 10 & G. |
rs .........-. II
5000 St L NJ gen
IS -..-.-......I5x
@. 600 do Ss......... SSa
500 Sou Ry LIST IS
il3i-nA
20oo St /. s + gen
IS .-.-........ilSt
100 do &s-........ aSi1
5000 St l. 5 W 1st
s7x@ rs
ss7. 900 do 2d...75z1 76E
1900 s A A + IS. 7st
ISL. 900 s L 4s.Si&9 S5it
49, 90 do 4Es......ssaa
1000 Stand Irvine
IS ...-...-..-. IS
5000 7 CT Brin
div 6 .~......les
SEQ do deb 6s....lG3
1l.0oo 7 & n o con
IS 105,sGis
10,eoe T h u LIST 5s-l16,.
2Se0 do ID inc.esG IS
1,e00 I Il o G list
bs -...........1l6iz
3i.ooe U p fst 4s.-1asls
3i.poo do ..-.-. .....i06L
5000 Va Mid gen
Is -.........-..H
5000 Wab LIST 5s.11sa
1a.0o0 do deb A.. 80
80. go do deb b..
1910 47i
100 W y Y list
1905.
soc w L f LIST con
A. .~.-.-..-- .-lL
Zoo w c gen Is. 81
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-27

st. Louis. Saturday. Jan. &c. 1901.
The following shows the opening. highest. low
est and closing quotations on the New York
Stock Exchange to-day Corrected daily for The
Republic by ID. r. Francis. Bro. q Co.. bonds and
stocks. 21f North Fourth street.
Close
Stocks. Sales. Open. Hish. Low. Close. Yes.
Am Car & Fdrr. 500 21as ia ga. e1r q
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-27
Range of


There was a very strong market. with
prices quoted izdlc better. Offerings were
light and readily absorbed by home buyers
Very little doing on outside account; little
harley Obtainable for shipment Thirty
eight cars were inspected In. Sales We're at
azM 3Sc for screenings. and seme poor barley
sold at iifff5c. Common 10 fair ranged at
1cd5sc and good barley at s3157c. with some
higher grade at 5sc- There was no choice
10 fancy offered: IL WAS nominaily above
these prices.
Timothy and Glover Seed.
There was not the first sign of NE about
thts market. The only samples seen were
a few of lots still in the country, no spot Of
ferings, and futures were not mentioned.
IL the absence of trading and nominal
prices there WAS no quctabie change. Nom
inal quotations for cash seed were over a
range of s250f4s5 for very poor 70 fancy.
Good quality vas about A.3Du44o. and fair
was nominally $50 for Jan. and 40 for
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-27
LOCAL MONEY MATTERs.
Very Good Weeks Business Done II
banking Circles-No Changes.

The last week among the RANKS OF this city,
while quiet. has been more or less encouraEing
in a great nsLy ways. While the financial con-
6itiOns throughout the week have undergone no
particular changes or developed no new fea-
lures the banking interest has had no good rea-
son 10 complain Of the business transacted or
The conditions that have prevailed. The De-
n,and for monetary assistance VAS not nearly
what Il has been. ard hardly MP u the supply
Of NOR ey. yet u was encouraging. and sufficient
TO give employment TO a large amount 81 Id.
money. ana. in fact. was much oettcr than IS
usual al this time Of the year. Interest rates
have been steadily maintained. concessions being
few. ard only in the case where regular Gus
toners were corceTned and. the collateral first
class The rate prevailing the greater part AZ
the time was qroted from . TO : Per cent Ter
cali and time loans. the. best paper being dis
counted at 5 to 8 per cent. The business OF a
routine character among the different banks war
eEcocare-f ely good alt through the week. the
checking being generally active, and the daily
deposits. as II shown by the cieartnes. holding
up remarkably w.n. adding materially TO tir
available funds on hand AT the various banks
and trust companies \ good business was also
transacted with country institutions.
The local Clearinghouse report for the Week
issued yesterday was exceedingly satisfactory
and encouraging. II showing an increase or
8. AZ over last year. while decreasing only
g. see.lE as compared with that OF last week
The report in full Is as follows.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-27
stocks.

Received daily by D.. r. Francis. Bro. & Co.
Pittsburg Plate Glass, 1901 bid.
Westinghouse Air Brake. last mention. 1Se bi
lS3 asked.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-27
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston. Jan. 2S.-Quotations on money. stocks.
bonds and mining shares were as follows:
Money.
Call loans. 3di: time loans. 3is34.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-27
HAVE SWORN ALLEGIANCE

Fifty Thousand Filipiuos Accept
Uncle Sans Sovereignty.
Iloflo. Island 81 Pausy, Ian. S-Cpwar;S
OF -e.09 Filipinos have swc-D aiiegiance -
the United States In ncilo Province. Thirty
surrendered 81 Santa Barbara yesterday
The opportunity to secure q good educ
ton IL offered through the me1lys1r go
Home School. Read adv. m tQ-1r{
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-27

1000 do 2d.-.75zD 76E
1900 s A A + IS. rs
1900 5 L A.. si%9 S5i4
liz, 900 do 4Es......seaI
1000 Stand Irvine
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First Call.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-04-19

tlsAsfss IlsasiAj sslsa d sr u pS saaS.
asAt ~ Alsai llSeg -.
a As Dsas,s s q sss 1a \ 4 .;E & I.
Before Hon. b. wallace, Jadgs
Isl ths raattsr q u Ipnisi sntosnsns,
,.skosslis vsntomms, u sitioners 8iH
q Leon vantomme, Paul vanto mms Victor van.
TONNE, n adeline N ntomme, Gabrielle Van
t0nme and Rolslie Vantomme, with whom
Pnnl NantOmma. Madeline Vant0 hme, Gabrielle
ysntoMme ard Victor sntonme. minors; re-
The State 81 North DakOtG, 10 the above nam
ed respondents and NIL persons interested III the
estate Of Louis Vantomme. deceased.
You and each OF y0uS are he reby notified that
lROsaites Vantomme. the petit TONER herein, hes
filed In this court her. itiDh, praying that
letters OF Adminlstrat Ion upon the estate OF
Louis Vantonme, tate Of tue sTownship OF JOLT
cite. in the Comfy Of Penn inas State Of North
Layigne and that said i etiiiyn viii be heard and
duly considered by this court ION Monday, The
18th day of May a. D. 1901, ut 10 o'clock In the
forenoon Of that day. ct the Court Rooms OF THU
court in the county court house In the City Ol
Pembina. In the county of Pemblna and State Of
North Dakota, and you, and. each OF you arr
hereby ciled to be and appear before this Cour
at said time and place and answer said petition
aud show cuuee, II any there be why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
BY the Court. I'D. WALLACE,
\ Court Seal Judge Of the County Court
Dated this 21st day Of March, a. v. 1901.
v. QUACKENBUsH,
So 40 Attorney