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New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. October 10. 1901.
COFFEE-Bulls scored another pronounced advance
day good for further
rises Bad crop the basis for the
additional buying and the shorts so long the
ksts dominators. fresh The opening steady
with prices unchanged to 5 points higher being
accordance steady market advces But
their appearance and tended 70 confirm earlier unfavor
able concerning the growing plant a rapid turn
for large demand from the clique sent
prices upward with rush, the net rise at one time
being a 30G35 points From this level there
reaction OF 10 points under profit taking. but
European buying and from the outside
bulls continued active The market closed STEADY and
2Dd25 higher total sales OF I2ooO bags
Brazilian recetpts were not as large expected and the
exchange again advanced sd. 70 II l6d Gear
a1ces for small but 2OtO
IN the Street market for spot cohee
business active with prices much higher, on the
basis of eAc for invoice lots No Rio Sellers were
disposed 10 hold further developments IN specu
lative general IN ootn
still higher prices were likely oetore the
present subsidies Broadening specuaIo
likely from this -,-. -. A..
The range prices IN the local market To-Day
ErTN
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

F7s4 ASP Il sas 66a 4s sq5ssy sssay u3s
ouotstons % f6a aS St spBP PrSss were gnehsnged
orleans 4 Omen 5'ai @ 500 17q2oc; prime 22aaoc New
conn SGaoH l2GItc fair 15a17c: good. IsI9c: prime 20
&c OCEAN FREIGHTs-As is usual at the expiration Of
oue T Al, 1osness in both steam and sail tonnage
Zach 1g were unehsagsa QqOtaoas Liverpool were IsG
7G: R6tis9. S9ewcssts 3D. Answe-p. ia Hamburg 30 pigs
don oats 'o''o - yspSS Pe- 100 r IZ.c' Len
t2ns general cargo hence Hamburg Rotterdam IS
tons general Hamburg 20 RS5tsriar IS
cargo Newor.eans picked oors Tinted Kins5onI or
vegan steaer s11 Us % Il I've DeoeEnPSr Nor
Us ca PrInIt austrian stoer-er. lo9s tors coal
teae 70 {hs ,a Aaate DrtvaSs terms October spanish
davcs1n private ter $50 53 I3h PA r2s sp@F:ST Po'ns
eor @ f Of ,55 a2'eTss phosphate ROCK private
p Sce teIns schooner $50 tons lumber Porto
70 Port Jobos Porto Rico 10: schooner s5 tons I9
schcopsr 56s tens coal y "eS' PIRATE terms;
and back 20 EaItfro-e 70 ort Etoya S9e
tons chestnut ties Richmond 70 NeYork private terms
British brig 1856 tons. corn. hence Yarmouth s.
% sd and ae 9ass market cou8as a: p S-s sP;'?Psss .:s
roe bsls s. & and in 5ga s. pe Io III st1d
3 ssla 3 81 90 co4oS 1n4 L sP S. EsaRsd
tRS. nal prime summer yellow 4oe OF summer yellow sss
lnseed OIL American raw Sc Anseriea1 SoiA5 &c s2 &c:
Calcutta raw s5c; Western quoted &c city brands:
PRovIsEoNs-As a result Of Sc decline Il live hogs
and commission house selling the market all
l5o hogs expected SO 600 Monday las 600 next
poRKstsaay. Quoted; Mess SIS 56ssis IS: lam
steady. quoted Mess 50 So family sil 5oes12: packet
cgiet aao.e4 s2a 5os2i ASH SiaSis F as- H1M
Quoted Bacon ssc: Is0 y sisc 1eo n. s..c 40 n.
70 eag9sc picked shoulders quiet quoted Tsc rcklef
hams steady; quoted, 1ot Gl0iac. .TALLOW-steady:
quoted soc refined lard steady; South America
10 SOC city ard steady. quoted. S2Oc; Continent
sTEARINE-Dun. Quoted; OIeo. 11i.aII&c: city lard
RIcE-Ths market for. rice ruled rather quiet but
% fair 4a4sc fair 70 COED 4as555-t: pine
Japan foreign. iS&d5l4C do domestic "A StSc: Java
4sG+%G; RanEcon n bend. 2e2lsc
SUTAP--The usual SaturiSv Gillress r-evailAd In the
market Scr refined to-515. arul UNDERGONE pre-
vailed however cut q sympathy with List prices
granuIated- Quotations focv: cur Loaf crsshe1 anf
doratnoes > tsA mould A. 54tc: cube1. 593c xxx
powdered BOO Eagle contectio7e-ss g-77E,-s5 az
Eagle coarse ard fne s-a-uiated cnc Eagle NJ
Eagle fine grariated standard grrruIatsd ard diamond
ana ,. 7os NJ 4e5c: No S SOC; No e. Sc: N5 :.
and - 415c Nos IS. "A l5 Is 4O5c: 25 70 bass
OF fne graaQiatst 51Oc While SIN holding firm as 70
market for to-da-. Rehners sr: bid current
rates for ra"s end holders confident OF receiving
strong the basis Of I3-CG37sc for centr sgaI 56
p3Sc for Musc5vado and l-lSc FOR molssses sugar.
Gables ur;aterestng; October was unchansNi az
TEA-The tea future market was dull all day Prices
ruled nornnaly unchanged follows: October Is 200
I3 5oG l3 soc: Ma- I36oGIs. roc. ''
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
PLENTY OF WORK IN NEWCASTLE.
LETTERS FROM THAT NEIGHBoRHooD IN PENN
sYLVANIA SAY THAT HANDS ARE
WANTED THERE

george Blair Superintendent Of the Outdoor
-oor' has received letter from the Rev. J. c NJ
-ohhson, of the Presbyterian Church, Newcastle,
49, asking for farmhands. Mr.. Johnson says
a' laoorers are scarce in that region. Men in a
- - 43cloiy there are being paid from g 70 so a
@ s-S' ano yet the manufacturers cannot find enough
h - keep the factory going It's full capacity
an e+S ne same conditions true in respect to
sler KINDS Of work
cos,-, 49, Gays ago Superintendent Blair received a
Ire T--,llcauon from clergyman IN Marion Cen
o5f .,t--Ll- asking for men and laborers 10 come
cOuls -el.e' where work plenty that men
ssSSno1I NJ De found 10 I'll the places
20 ssLal men who applied In the past for places
ietfsrs nave gone out there and have sent back
ner. iiiaDofy OF reports fronn the eiersy-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

TJverrooI Oct I9-Closiug: Beef firm; extra India
T4s Cd. Pork Arm; prime mess western aSs ID %
nr9a western in tierces American refined pals
4ss 81 Bacon frm Cumberland cut 20 TO 80 Tb, Sis;
short rih 1e TO "a f long clear middles, light
2s to "a 10 clear middles heavy 30 TO 40 No.
4as short clear backs 90 10. 26s Cd; clear bellies
IA 70 10 10 SIS Shonlders-Square II TO i3 10 firm al
ais Sd steady: finest United States s5e; gooa
T-rited states Cheese quiet American finest white
ass. American finest colored 46s. Talow-Prime city
1tet ar Dos: Australian London 30s Cd Cotton
seed o-uIl refined spot. quiet at 22s Sd Turpentine
Sd. Rosin-Conmon steady at rs lT=d
Petroeunl-Rehned steady 7i4d L4nseed oil hrin at
SIS ID wheat-spot hrm; No red Western ,S vine
5s I'D. No ! Northern spring. IS Cd: No California
Sc 9jd futures firm December 5s sad March 5s lOtsd
Corn-Spot quiet American mixed new, 4s lOs futuIes
inactive october 9sd November. As 1o7sd; December
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

known men and women workers in the parish.
Among them are Dr. James H. Garfield. OF Colum-
oia University, who is lay reader and also chair
man OF the building committee of the church;
MAJOR cbn Frank keck superintendent of the Sunday
school' Dr. Sydney H. Carney, jr., and Sylvester
Z Demlns. The three last named have been au-
thorlzed to get subscriptions for the completion OF
the Guild House and church.
rms church is one Of the few where there are
more men women and children than places for
tHeIl,, elther In the church services Sunday
school. and the need for completing the buildings
not only for religious services but also for the
evening classes and guilds. is urgent.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Memphis. oct. I9.-Cotton quiet; middlng Sic: low
rriddllng 7%c: good ordinary 36c receipts, 3443
bales gross. 4170; shipments 1880 sales 1000 STOCK
54.9T9
ntdding 7c ordinary sac; receipts II bales
exports Great Britain % 29 TO France $751; to the
Continent 1O9g: sales. 3ss stock, I39 i24.
Norfolk 19.-Cotton quiet; middling. Sc low mid
ding 9-I6c; good ordinary. 15-l6c; receipts SIs9
exports coastwise s79; sales III stocE 70 46e
Savannah 19.-Cotton quiet; middling, TAG low
ndding 5-16c; receipts 646 bales; exports the
Continent 12445; coastwise 1707: sales 1872: stock
80 264. ~ ..
New-Orleans Oct l9.-Cotton easy; midding. S-16c;
low mddng 7sc; good ordinary 1916; receipts,
10 354 bales gross 62 to France, $780, sales
. fOO stock, I04 91s.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
r,,vnpoo1. coTroN MARKEr

Liverpool Oct. Ie l p m--cotton-spot. small busi-
nass doing prices lied lower American middling far
sb@sad: good mddIng 4 s1-s2d: middling, 2T-s2d
io1v rodang 23-32d; good ordinary, e-16d; ordi-
nary 5-i6d The sales Of the day were s. 1900
haies ~ which bales for speculation
and expor4 and included 5000 bales American
Receipts IL including e5oo American Futures
andcl steady; American middlng 6 C.
october 3564d buyers; October and November 2o-6id
ers; December and January; 2l-s4q4 2a cad sellers
January and February 2o64Ts 2164d seliers Fehru-
airy and March. 2o64d sellers March and Apr leLSt
ers: May and June Is-64d buyers June and July
4 1854 sellers. July and August. is-64g4 le-o4d
BUYERS
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

81. and the soloists engaged are kathertn Hike
soprano sooist Of 81. Patrick's Cathedral; Theo-
dore Van York. tenor. sooist OF DR.. Steers Uni
tartan Church. Josephine Jacoby contralto soloist
OF Temple Emanuel and Julian Walker. basso,
soloist of Fifth Avenue Collegiate Church The
chorus OF sixty voices now reEearsing under the
direction OF Mr. Cornell, includes several soloists
from various church chCirs. In addition there Will
be augmented Vested chorus OF eighty children
who will Join n the 'Inhammatus." The pro-
graulrne consists besides the 'Stabat Mater" Of
several other numbers for mixed chorus and solos
Until recently Mr.. Cornell was the organist Of
the fremont Methodist Church.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
4 MILITARY REQUIEN MASS.
TO BE SUNG N THE CATHEDRAL OVER A DEAD
CORPORAL IN PHILIPPINE SERVICE

CORPORAL IN PHILIPPINE SERVICE
There will be sung in ST. Patricls's Cathedral to-
morrow a solemn high military requiem mass for
the repose of the soul Of Patrick MaIoney former
" a corporal in Company c. 45d United States Vol
unteers. The mass will be celebrated by Father
DAILY, chaplain OF the 69th Regiment; Father Con-
way chaplain Of the 18th Regiment, and Father
McAleer of st. Patrick's Cathedral Taps VIII be
sounded in the Cathedral. The body is present
lying in the rooms Of Company F. 6sth Regiment.
Corporal MaIoney was twenty-seven years old,
bricklayer BY trade. He volunteered for service at
the outbreak of the Spanish American War, and
served with the s9th Regiment. After the war was
over he was hOuoraby mustered out and then
listed in Company 2, 69th Regiment On the call
for volunteers for the Philippines Corporal Ma
loney again offered his services, and went TO the
front with Company 9. sd United States Volun-
teers. He slightly wounded in battle and came
home He developed consumption. rom which he
died The military escort will Ds furnished by
Company F e9th Regiment, uno command Of Cap
tain O'NeiI Calvin.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
"STABAT MATER" IN HARLEM.
PERFORMANCE TO BE GIVEN UNDER THE
DIRECTION OF A Y CORNELL.

In Harlem interest is now being attached to the
forthcoming performance OF Rossnrs ''Stabat
Mater under the direction Of the young musician
and vocal teacher, Alfred Y. Cornell, who is the
organist and choir director OF Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church, at Seventh-ave. and One-hu
Observation-Disclosures of which the Rev
Wills P Odel is the pastor. The concert is TO be
held in the chU -ch on Thursday evening October
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
WORK OF THE CHURCH OF THE ARCHANGEL

THE Church Of the Archangel. which formerly
,e, an rhe crypt Of the Cathedral of 81. John the
Divine Is now holding all its services in the uncon
,,a-ea buildings at ST. Nicholas-ave and OEe-hun-
dred-and- -fifteenth-st. The Rev George s. Pratt,
,,a rector has brought together a number Of well
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
Railroads.

4 DvERTisEAfENTs aHd subscription, fer IN. TriHua'
received at their Uptown omce No I.:se Broadway.
nents following branch offices regular
Office p. viz: 2S4 sth-aya.
23dst.: I52 ssnave-. i2th-si Aacys e,h-Ass
nd West 66th -oo
West 42d-st. " East isth-ss: 2sT Wst
i59 East 4Ith-st LISA
ad-ave betw and 1.026
ssthst; 756 fremont
50 Sd-ayss 20 Bleecksr-sI.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
GENERAL ROE TO REVIEW 9TH REGIMENT

a. 80 General Roe viii review the sth Regiment
S-1 s arnaory some time next month A regimentaI
the neyt several battalion drills VIII be ordered In
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New YorS foot or Chambers ST..
as fellows. and minutes earlier from W sd St:
NJ DaIy-SOld train FOR Buffalo. ?. N
Binghamton. Wavery. ElHlrs a2t BradforG Coaches
..3O p. NJ Daily-Chicago L1nited-Fast MafI-Sott
A NJ Sleepers Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
Car.
80 p NJ Daiy-BuIalo and Cleveland Express
Arr Buffalo T05 Bradford 20 jamestown roo Youngs
town 10 27 A. NJ. Cleveland 1913 P NJ Sleepers
BufraIo. OH City and Cleveland Cafe Car
o.I5 Daily-Sclid Bnghantcr.
wavery Eanira Chicago Sleepers 20 Buffalo Chicago
Ss11~5T-Tts TNrtsrl TINE CARD AND Py-ILMAN AC-
IL COMMODATIoN at III. 113 2e1. Ss3 II5s Broad
and 273 West 125th ST.. Cham
bers ald West Ferries New York; Ss3 and $50
Sutton St ss Broadway Brooklyn. l22 River Ho-
and Station New York Transfer On
calls for and checks baggage destination
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
Railroads.
pENNSYLV
7AIIRoAD,

!
STATIONS roo- Of WEST TwENTY-TaIRD STREET
AND DEsBROsSEs AND CoRrI-ANDT STREETS
gThe leaving time from De.bro.ses and
Cortlandt Streets II nve minates later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
station. except where otherwise noted
800 A: NJ FAST MAIL--Limitsd TWO B1rrst Parlor
SsFs - New fSrS 70 PittsouEy Sleeping Car FirIso0Es
F&sf S2 FIRE . Piisisa5 and csy.laaa
cSnpsrsns siespins binas i s1a5ias a1d os.srs-
Sn 4s5sj E1r Snleasot ClSvsiaHd- t0ea0
Ssr rolsdo "a GISaso AN9 81 5oTs T5aaasss
sss p s. * 1sui. nrs n!nns SeE pts,surx IN
sss sssnf?0 p IS ISHssys s. kqT5i ptnRE sas For
rs seds ssss0i ssTgrday PiPlas Car p.surx and
GsaHsess t9E GisysIand s4sePs sasH5sss
PREss.For Fiti.Sars Gle cisvesnd SasSvis wa ca
W.sHfYGToS AND THE sorTH-
q s9 Dni9s ca4, ioss sDiniHs caEl = s.
go 6 3 o1r4es9ssl p1 an Psror and Dining
oarso . Dining Carr IS fItni9S C can T,5 =
Ss i255 % 6i1ins a4fa1S cae1 p .'coSsr.:ssaasi
Car. otnas cas, aa Gllps 5 3 n a.s1S
1,vss stSN ~ ftAILWAT-Express SIS. A5 p H. iio
ATiANTiG COAST LrNE-Errr.ss. sss a n and ss
sTaIRoARR 5sIi,3A T Arr LINE ana Ms.T ss
nj-SS l :. limited 125o m daily Express A-A'
NoRF0IK or ok AND WESTERN RAILwAY-For Memphis
c7EsAPEAElE PEAK s OHIO RsILwAY.-s-ss a n and ass
FOR s.c 3LD PoIET COMFORT ana NoRFoLK-T-5s a.
5Inrersh ysstihuled Trains Buffet Parrr Cars and
standard Coaches
CAPE MAY.-I25s,
r9r points New York ana Long Branch Railroad c>rca
1wenty-third Street Srationl. s5S a. N. 12tc,
SS-,4 10 ant ass Sundays. . IS
20 % Desorosses and Cortlandr Streetsl. 500
sE so 40. and $40 ?. m. Sundays ais a m.
FOR PHILADEIPHIA-
SIS Is o Ps5ss , 5Fsss ~ @ I @ross. sS
car, ~ Streets I02ol Dining Carr lO5S CDntns
IL99 a. m. - IS Dining . 10 GDe>1ro-ses
80 .Sorandt Streets am ass s.25 s55. A25 Is
A.. IS dining Carl s55 Dining Carr. T55.
ecs:,sS "a = 1910 night surezys $40 T55 eno
I.sI so SOD. ~ ass Iir1itsO. ass. 1888 CDfr
rs NsF9 a N I25S Dining Carr. 1ss Dining Csrl.
Sa9 425 Dining Carr Dining Carr. SIS
riSEet as.s car, T55 g s. 9 3 1e1o night
IL Etfth Avenue Coeow 25d ST.; wes.
Nehy-thrd Street Station and stations % Des
ossSS and ortlaadr Streets; Court Street $50 Ful
s9n Street sS Broadway ara Pennsylvania STA
1on. SrooHyn: Station. Jersey City. The New
transfer Company will call for and check baggage
ntes and residences through destination Teephons
Sl4 Eighteenth Stresr' Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
J. B HUTCHINSON J. r WOOD.
General Manager. rsss'r Axs1e
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
SOS A. NJ and % P. ". Daily. except Sundays. 20
Pittshed and North Adanas Sundays only e.2O A N
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated Pfntsch Light.
Ticket offices Il3 PSI. as and I2fs Bro.twxy Is
Union Sd W. 275 Columbus Ave, 1873 West I2th ST.
I25th St and 13sth 81 stations New York: ia
Fulton ST.. 1O6 Broadway, 2. D. Brooklyn
Telephone 200 3sth Street for New
Service Baggage checked from hotsi residences oy
wsstcott Express Company
p q HTODGETT GEORGE r DANIELS
D.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
NEw-YoRK PRICES.

Western. 6Ie. and No Western eoIsc ahoas:
vas quoted at 52Q55c and mailing 5eG6ac.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$500. 5000. A
$50 t3oo s3 90 = 90 SF4Oo. f4SO 800 'TOO fT30,
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
rs4SO. $500. 80 90. H1i-SO A N. f1OO,
's %. 200 P NJ. "l2-15 ndt.
Orcss- Liberty ST. Ferry. South Ferry II3 ISL 4s4
1861. 1854 ls 5th Az, 5th Ave. 25 Union
West 125h ST. 273 West I25h 245 CoIunb1ts
New York Court St S44. s6C Fulton St Brook
lyu; sS Broadway Williamsburg New York Transfer Co
for and checks baggage 70 destination
fFrou Liberty ST. only 'Day. tDaiIy, except Sunday
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
IN. statistical position OF Brazilian eores Is as io

CO1~rC%-Aster opening % points lower anu 49, 49,
market narrow movement -,
January Huctuatug between 7stc ana @rI1Sirr was
CDtons Accordingly. \ large amount - ncNsL@s 80
49, IN our market against spot purchases IltIe ~
selling out OF long hIstes
49, an be decline n-h represented net crop ut -
-er-b.a ea-iy frost scare EeIles4hs ~
-1 yve- -t-ss next week room traders tOoA tIe
snort side for and tht1 pressoES atarc - 80
e1ry ,i-.zs % the market The leading ehd Apo1
- N..r factors a large TeslptS anu
ss,, bias rse latter rsrectsd decline or 20 -
ro1ts whereas Nttle change had oeen
% movement ct the crop tire ports ana interior owns
Exceeded all cxp-ctzti8ns and for the time oelE Eeat
11strhad tbs local But at the lower prices god
ir1orteLt blocks Of January ana
rcfe,i,r wi weather map showing
and northern poret@rs y L-le
afviceS as whois VerS IN
rrr-p'llaticn- - reoVer ne WeeEIy rev
- tho -frruicie'' again Indicated short yield Snd
late growth while all reports depicted sPleAdid trace
business tEFougEout tis
The forecast fer tS-r-orloW i1oin
prtutei fair and generally warner "e3t
in the cotton but lower teiHpere'fe9 over the Ers
Northwest. Following tee close or
statst-s portrayed rCuldrFsce export move
s7>t enc-m1cS shipments 70 Europe sA-
rrrs-t cr the Interior To-
nan total rcrt receipts causing corresponding
stocks point 10 crop movement
mi. e oe -4G against $4,000 last year same
should hc ieLCr bered thq- thus -ar thls
seasc1 we ere f.v 8500a9 bales behind the movement
-ta-e ilclted in today 3 snip
erts were baleS from Galveston. l225 bales from
frcrl -.rg-ca Southern spot markets We're easy 70
nrrn r.. tnrc with prices unchanged 70 ;sc lower The
Cuet. with prices unchanged on
The ha sis of sac 1i1dlrE urand and Sac fer mid
ding Sales 095 bales.
The prices IN the local market to-day
5 follows.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

= 80. -,.-k.- Arm. y, RIO. $500 exchange,
- lea receipts 1900 bags; cleared toT the Cn9
80 IA coo Gags cleared Europe. 1000 bags STOCK
600 bags
-, .-,,,., -, brazilian eores Is as follows
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

z-,-slr, Cooree Markets -SartosCocee market mn
god average santos 5000. receipts. 6to nass So
4t9 900 tars Hanrburg-CCftee market opehei = 49,
2 z higher at 23o was nst = 70 = pef pnsf irTeg,.
4e bags Havre-I'CSee market opSleSA
- = franc higher Il ar changed AZ . . n
Va August and September unchanged other
-i,a4 zane al 80 declined = frame tota4 SA'7S'
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-12-20
The Best Plaster.

A piece of flannel dampened
with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and bound to the affected parts is
superior to any plaster. When
troubled with lame back or pains
in the side or chest. give it a trial
and you are certain to be more
than pleased with the prompt
relief which it affords. Pain
Balm also cures rheumatism.
One application gives relief. For
sale by dealers in patent medicine.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-12-20

Land Once II Natckitoches, La, Nov 80. 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has Sled notice OF his intention
% make 6nal proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before J. T. WAL
lace. y 3. Commissioner at WINFIELD, La. on
Jan. ~, 19o2- yix:
Andrew J. Peterson, h. 3. No. 77o2, for the
- h&l Of y half sec IS tp IS north, range 5
Weof La McY.
1is continuous residence upon, and cultiya-
ton Of. said land. viz:
y. +. Weeks, Hardy Weeks. D. w. Stewart.
r. B. Bates, all Of Min p. o. La.
J. ERNEST BREDA, Register.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-12-20
SAYS He WAS TORTURED.

II suffered such pain from
corns could hardly walk" writes
II. Robinson, Hillsborough, Ills,
..but Bucklen's Arnica Salve
completely cured Them Acts
ike magic on sprains. bruises.
cuts. sores, scalds, burns, boils.
ulcers. Perfect healer of skin
diseases and piles. Cure guaran-
teed by M. Bernstein % cents.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-12-20
SAVED HIS LIFE.

81 wish to say that l feel owe
my life to Kodol DyspepsiaCure. =
writes III. c. Crestenson Hayfield.
MINI. "For three years | was
troubled with dyspepsia so that l
could hold nothing on mystomach.
Many times l would be unable to
retain morsel of food. Finally
| was confined to my bed. Doctors
said | could not live. / read one
of your advertisements on kodol
Dyspepsia Cure and thought it fit
my case and commenced its use.
| began to improve from the first
bottle. Now l am cured and
recommend it to all " Digests
your food. Cures all stomach
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-12-20
NoTrcE OF FINAL PRooP.

Land Office at New Orleans, La, Nov. 80, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the following
nam I'd settler has fled notice of his intention
% make final proof in support of his claim,
md that said proof win be made before ]. I.
Wallace, U. s. Commissioner, at WINFIELD,
Ia, on jan Is, 1907, viz:
Thomas Wilson, III. e. No. 20226, for the
east hi Of sc or sec and east hf of ne or sec
II, tp 70 north, range l east La Mer.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and culsiva-
ton of. said land, viz:
Thomas Stringer, T. l. Collins, e. B. Tullos,
win Curry, all Of Winn Parish, La
WALTER L. COHEN, Register.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-12-20
conxurxrroS Pnooy.

Land once at New Orleans, La, Nov. 80, 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
70 make coznmutation proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
J. T. Wallace. U. 8. Commissioner, Mt VIM
field La, on JAM Is, 1902, yiz:
William j. Fly, H. Z. No 1855, for the south
hf Of south hf sec II, tips north, range west
la. Mer.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF. said land, viz:
J. 7. Long. g. +. Smith, II. p. Long, NJ. ii.
Mercer all Parish, Ia.
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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-12-20
NOTICE OF FINAL Poor.

Land Office ut New Orleans, La, Nov. 80, 1901
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice o. his insen. ion
70 make final proof in support of his claim,
and that sid proof will be made besore j. I
WaiiEce, Y. 8. Commissioner, at Winnfsld,
Il. On jan 10, 1851, viz:
Sam Giyens, h. b. No. 1911, for the sw or of
nv qr sec 10. Up II north, range 1 east La. Her.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of. said land, viz.
Ezekiel Riser, John McCarty, ]. NJ. Thorn
ton. Frank Taylor, ali of " inn Parish, La
WALTER l. COHEN, Register.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-12-20
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

Nov. Z, 1901. \
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before j. T. Wal
lace, U. s. Commissioner, ut WINFIELD, La, on
Dec. 2lst, 1901, viz: =
william Hatten, II. E. No. l7s.s, for the HI
of n or and or of n W or, sec Is. tip Is n, T
east Ia Mer.
He names the following witnesses to prove
of said land, viz:
T. c. willis. @. II. Myers, T. c. Richardson,
H. L. Atkssllt. all q v irr Parish, ia.
mis-. WALTER L. COHEN, Register