davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10

DC ss a5.1s sl'f fSa' ez
ggEPgs ducks Western. fancy. 756e do fair good.
rsa4sS = rim birds We. sna
the eoid weather in and prices hrmsr We quote:
r7 gf6 se's2 fr & ' 8 s sSaoRsa per pa ss @
Fudd 81 9qs sfr s Ra Do Mssd 40 s DO
PoTAToGs ANp 9f vEGEr2 Ra 81 EReceips of potatoes
6os 60F wee s Ss bb M bhI Imports sl bags Rsssps & Of
6sra s but but demand fsiFy see and sTke slightly
outside quotations. sweet potatoes have hight
supply .hs snd fa n STOCK ap1 os h mer
oTdqar lots show no Brussels 1 sPrSetf Sss
sn sDSuf on stsaq o Few 5a sos es an n
ss down until just the market is fully 81 higher
and also okTs Kaie and spinach have arrived more
svsba sh1 Lettuce haf in bera supply and
ing ordinary quality fancy stock sells promptly in m n
seldom choice PEPPERS firm Radshes continue TgIg s
for fancy but most stock Of ordinary poor quality and
light supply but seldom showing PRIME quality
Orleans vsgetables have continued in e5cessye supply
st Is hr and hgh9r We anSte s P9tstSss @ d a
1856 o So s stats e dSeF Watan a @ sRsn M % per & 1o
do MAINE ST 75s1 s dc virgRa second crop prime
9n s5 sss SaIss
a ogs CUNT 40 w Esie~ per les2 5o ysow
yeo% per bag 81 25dss Is DO red 35asI
s rsnF 81 5Rs soa 45a e. Do zs ysh2s sh p e O per
Brussels sprouts per quart: a97c beets bhi 15c9
100 S1Gs2 cucurnbers Florida per basket 81 oa$2 5o
sc 0Ss'1 per- Sb
$ pS bb g per do OfS ssn per
2g s DO N9f0 9n Per basket @ do Negh @
sl@s2; mushrooms n 1OQ4Oc; okra. per carrier 81
s 25dsl 5O ploEida a@rrag 59as2 So pump
Do per 4 s ST. asS Iad s SoT1 per es eab 3
55c{$1 string besqs chsreston Per basket 2cgsl 20:
do Flosda Wax Sl@s2; do green @ SlGTS 10 90 way per
Dbl eo@s9e Dc white s1Sl 2 tomatoes @ S1 EoEda Ia per 5
sUSDRIEs-I 1ss II I1oTHorsE PRoDUcTs-HothOu
aTT: rsdishes steady tomatoes slow lushEoo@s
at 2s62slse per l9 e1NsESe business re-
R9a at % % Ws4 dG f 5 g or and No4Rsn
and Eastern. MAPLE sUGAR-A little jobbing de-
or syrup ri ss to a1aS Psf are
Fst s fair M and s asre clover is e9 a shc f p a. a.
1s@1sS DO fsir 70 good 1sas do clover sstrasssd s
c do GOg0s o Sge Southern Dn eraGsd n ss
Supply and held rrny Black Wsnuts and butter
nuts steady chestnuts about out Of market last sales
s. Rg haze V, g in m o m all
a0 per 9 the bashs IS ] DO 1901 81 S.
ungraded 7s@8c peanuts Virginia hand picked jumbo
snb eS eSaG fa9cT taSe do do &s; dS fo NO NO
Virginia shsiisa rr .4e; @ do No S1sQsSs ,., 49,.
were sustained with supply choice
grades helping attention TO the next grades Trade mod
e7iscasi; No i. sosssHc: do No q s0Gs5c: do No s.
sSse conr sIs aed c6S good under M ae
Bm S I99p ps s0YeT met San5s9 r8
to prime long rye 65s7Oc choice, 75c Receipts of
noon today: Hudson River Railroad, $50; Erie. 25o
Pennsylvania, so; Delaware Lackawenna and Western
ohc 4o Central Of New-Jersey, so; river barges 800
rail-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10

11soc; city firm: quoted 1o40a Soc refined lard
steady; quoted: South America 115c; Continent ll0Vc
Brazil kegs 1Sc compound dull; quoted: III z1Iac
stearine 12c.
RfcE-The market was firm here ana at primary Points
with good demand. Receipts not large. Hence
available supplies well held Tamage, NeT-orieans
teegraphs louisiana crop 10 date; Receipts
cleaned ESTIMATED 42B pockets against 5G4 4l6 last
year market strong at advance Tamage Charles
ton teesaphs Carolina movement TO date Receipt
= 100 b9s; sales % 10 hbs markets steady Quotatons
follow: Domestic ordinary, ga fair good -
5 prime to choice 81 g5 sc; head. 6g63sc Patna os
9c; Japan. foreign 4a4 5c nominal: do domestic 4isg
asGi JaYa s3zq4Esc; Rangoon, in bond 214q2sc - 20
SCHAtS-Renned sugar was firm at an advance OF 10
points on all grades Refners too few orders at the
increasing Of and the narrow margin
now existing between and refined prices We quote
Cut Loaf crushed and dominos 5 SIC; mould and
cubes Zoe; xxx powdered, D 1oc; powdered course
powdered and fruit powdered 50oc Eagle confectoefs
granulated 52oc; Eagle and extra nne granu-
lated aOoc Eagle 10 cartons and 10 bags or me
granu!atsd 515c; Eagle 70 bags Of fine granuIsted
aa6c: diamond 4: bo5e; eonfsctioners 4. SOC; No l.
No SOC; No s. 4 4sc: No g 44os; Nc TO- 4s5e; No
doninos, 7.4oc- The London beet sugar market was
firm with December advanced Nd and January un-
changed, both positions quoted at es 3D. cane was
unchanged with Java 9s Sd and fair refining at IS ga
The local market was firm with centrfugai SO test
sugar SO test 3Ac- Very little sugar was for sale in
a NV p0Sir4 ion
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10

ot cotton closed quiet win quotations unchsnsed On
niddling gulf Sales were 600 bales Southern spot
markets telegraphsd follows: New-Orleans.
steady, UNCHANGED. at Sc: sales. 1850 bales Mobile.
eGiet unchalgea at &c. Sayannah quiet and steady
unchanged Gtc sales 722 bales Charleston. steady.
Enchangea, al 75sc- Wilmington. hrm unchanged. at
2el bales Baltimore, nominal lice higher at s1<c
Galveston steady, unchanged s5sc; sales 42o5 bales
augusta steady partial 1-l6c higher, Ssas S16c;
tales, 1c0I bales. Memphis, steady, unchanged, at
eBc sales, 200 bales. ST Louis, steady unchanged,
al Sc: sales l25 bales Estimated receipts NewOr-
leans coo % 900 bales compared
with 29247 bales actual last week. and 1862 bales for
The last At Houston for tomorrow. $500
. ZOO bales, against 7se bales last week and i3o
bales. contrast with S.a45
day last week and Il. 44s bales a year ago.
Receipts the and interior points to-day,
pared with the day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Tork December g. 1902
CoFFEE-Specuation in coffee dull again yesteT-
Gay market after opening steady with prices
points lower, developed further weak
during the session. with the final figures showing
g net 5dI0 ponts-the greater figures being
fined January option Sales footed but 49, 600
haEs The early WITHOUT special feature Ham
h-rg closed unchanged and owing the Brazilian ho
day quotations from the primary markets
and lower her quotations exerting a
hearish influence here That market after opening un
changed q = franc higher turned easy and closed
"a. franc lower. addition this the primary
receipts reported for to-day moderately full. com
5srng figures being about 600 bags Local
trading largely professional At the opening some
European had buying orders and certain proni-
short interests seemed disposed TO cover but the
Iouidatng and the element seemed dis
rosed 10 take short side This resulted
for steady market but the buying owinded
of professionals apparently bearsh- The
market the finish quiet The spot market was
but steady with quotations on the basis OF sac
Rio No !.
The range prices in the local market to-day
az follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

I.iverpooI. Dec. s.-Cfosing: wheat-SDot. firm: q
Western winter IS No California Tad:
quiet; December I'D I'D: May Is sd Ccrn-Spot
quiet American mixed. - AID; futures quiet: January,
27sd Pezs-Canadian- steady, Is 71si-
FIour-st Louis fancy winter quiet ss Sd Hops at
London (Pacide COAST frm IS l2dfI- Beef irn extra
India mess 115s- firm: prime Western Sd
Hams-short IA 16 10 quiet. 54s. Bacon dull
~ 52s; long clear nddes lgh. % "a n. 5ss; long
heavy SIS 40 522s backs,
ID to 20 n clear bellies. Is n
square II f3 10 dull As Lard firm. prihe Western.
s9s: refined. Cos Cheese strong American
white and coorsd s9s- TaIIow-Prine city drn. 2s-
Turpentine-Spirits steady. 39s Cd. Rosn-Compuun
steady. As AID PetroleuI-Rehnsd steady. 6zl Lin
seed oil steady. 25s Cd
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
saet sales 1900 bales. speculation and Coo
american. 5000: receipts. 15oo0 bales: American, 1900
Hloeling upland, a4Sd. opened steady J
ns advance: closed barely steady and 81 a. points
hEner: December zs19A.42d: Decerter-January. s4o3
ssie; January-February, February-March and March
apfn z.40d: April-May. May-Juae, JuneJuly and July
aaeust 4.s1d Manchester-Yarns and cloths quiet and
unchanged.
Gsopiurn, quoted steady at 81 !o9
- so Morphine steady with bulk at 81 s09s 81;
ounces 81 S5aS2 o. eighths at 81 4S2 30 Quinne
was steady American and foreign quoted at 2e3lc
ESSENTIAL OII-SThe market was steady TO firm
f he leading grades. which were quoted as follows
fnnyroysl 20Si % peppermint, tins. 81 50ns5. and
sahe s9s5 spearnint 50 5oGs4 5o tansy 81 5oqss
- -ROoTS-Gentian Sc; ginseng, Northern, S5nse:
southern. s. T5ass golden zeal 5135c; senega West
IN soc; Southern 75c: SNAKE Canada. 25450c; Texas
'sastc: Virginia s6d4Sc-
FLOUR AND MEAI-Business in the -four department
as Of fair undertone continued hrin in
= gss 30 winter straghts, 50 45a 50 5 winter patents
sais 10: extra No winter 81 s5g$2 so Reg Deg S2g
~ IN; quoted 81 3oas2 35 spot and to arriys
y isney So 45Gss IS. -coRSMEAL-Stsaa S9otea
essy Quoted Fine white and yeoy; 81 ooEsl ' 90
spot sl7 50; sacks arrive 200 To- sla Sogsis se; ~
Es Ens ersa: bulk spot s17 spring srsn maans FIG
- N 200 n sacks city feed. s17 ec3s1s hnseeo o'caAe
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
NAVAL STORES.
STOCK ON HAND.


Rosn. 1886 bbs: spirits turpentne. f249 hbs; tar
sci bbls. The market for spirits turpenne about
steady and fairly active Rosin steady to firm Tar
steady and unchanged. We quote:
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-OH bbls. 53}zc; machine bbls,
54c.
TAR-Pine bhis 81 %: oil bbls 81 10.
ROSIN-Connon 10 good strained 81 1881 IN; D.
81 s5 e. 81 go: F. 80 50; II So 1oas2 l.; 81 4n3
Savannah. Dec 9-Turpentne hrnl, b0&c; receipts,
I,1b2 bbs: sales. 533 tDs: exports 30os bills Resin
hr receipts bbls; sales LOIS boIs; exports 1857
bbls Quote A. g. and D. 81 20; e 81 45; r 81 50; G.
6J H. 81 SIS: T. Sc o5 X. s. 65s ", 50 90; ~ - oo
G, So so. Wv 81 %
charleston Dec a--Turpentne and rosin unchanged
wilmington Dec e-spirits turpentino irS, 5olsc bid
receipts IL casks, 81 30GSi S5 receipts III
bblE Crude turpcntine Arm 81 759SS receipts So bhs
Tar firm. 81 so: receipts. S3 bb!s. -,
London. Dee 9SpITits, cid TGrpenttne spirits Sss
81. Rostu--Ame-ican strained. IS; nHe. es Cd
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMO-1E AND WAShINGI0N-fSsos
40 80 .ff.S0 a. NJ sIoo tsS- 40. 800. TOO P. Gz
sl2I5
zFruna liberty sDaIIy fDafly Sun
day sSunday only. 1Farlor only. i!Via Fa<aaSuA
ySaturdays
Ofices: Liberty Ferry. South Ferry Asto- House
lI3 c6I 1900 1854 Broadway Isl 5th Ave . Union
Snusrs West I53 East 125th 273 West 12th ST., 2S
Columbus Ave New York; Court St. 81. $50. Fulton
Sr proo.iyn: Broadway. williamsburg New York
transfer Co calls checks baggage destination
C. BESLER. Z NJ bCHI.
General PaSSr Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10

CoTToNwhle not showing any material improvement
public staple the tendency in values
was Tor the most part toward better general level
The market started steady advance OF TO points
the best figure the session better cables than
looked for. with the Liverpool market showing net
Of 3lz points. Fer time there fair de
public Interest and during the early forenoon the
market held this and covering, when public
interest subsded and local traders attacked the
ket Cnder the latter selling, prices worked off to
points f5er which there partial rally started by
the susnes Of the interior movement. the sernNeely
figures showing receipts OF 6S9 bales against l2493
bales for the corresponding period last and only
half what they have FOR period OF five
Port receipts also disappointing, being - 34 bales
against 1859 bales last this showing the
in sight figures the calculated about
bales bales and 459 So
bales in leo The selling for short account was almost
entirely the assumption that scarcity Of and
had weather accounted for the sTnaness Of the move
which the schedule would scarcely
than Justify the estimate of De
cenber whereas popular continue be above
the 1000 066 bale mark. with. however, Mr. Ellison
figuring the worlds requirements I0so0oo0 bales.
which is Leading investment demand at New
York. SewOresns pretty good buyer in the local
To-day with markets OF the South
tsned 70 lice higher Total sales Of futures were est
mated 5000 The market closed steady, with
prices unchanged points lower.
The OF prices in the local market to
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10

Liberty street and south Ferry Oiune tror1 South
Ferry five minutes sariisr)-
MARCH CHCNK-z40O Gle Easton oulyl. cid
A NJ 100 40 SEQ GAS Easton only1 P u. Sun
WeILHESfARRE AR AND sCRANToN-zaoo. $40
NJ NJ. Sundays. Il 25 A H.. LOO =. "
LAKEw OOD. LAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND
RARNEGAT-z4OO, 40 a NJ. 1.30 $40 4-fO Lake
Wool and Lakshurst only. 500 C550 Lakewood only1
1000 A. n
ATLANTIC CITY-4a4 40 A NJ. 1910 P. u.
VINELAND AND BRIDGETON-tz4-Oo A. NJ. f1-so
LONG BRANCH, ASByRY PARK. oGEAN
POINTs-z4Oo $50. 113O a NJ, as. $50 $50 P M.
Sundays except Ocean Grove. 200 A NJ. 100 P "
PyIII,ADELPHIA (READING TERMINAL9-zs42S-
T7Oo rs 90 .aG0 fl0OO. 11fo0 A NJ, f12-0o. 100.
$3.50 +2OO tSOo 400. 800. t6Oo. fTSO. $500 ?, NJ
.1215 -. -.
.fis0 A N. 100. t~S-40 800. 100 fe.2S P. NJ.
BEaDIYG- HARRISBURG POTTsyILLE AND
WILEIAMsPORT-iI4-O 400 z425. $500. Ilt9.I0 1000
100 A ri. Reading only}. s1-0o f2o, z 90 p Ns
Reading. Pot1svils and Harrisburg onlys T4oo 100
NJ
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
RAILROADS..
DENNSYLVANIA
RAEIRoAD.

STATIONS foot OF WEST
q The f-i5'1l:' Ieosins NM froa, Desbrosses and
that gisen below for Twsntx-third 9. third, Street
eHfept lsf msrd to fmo sst
Cars New York PittsbqIs Sleeping Car PttsOurs to
FAST PEENs74SIa fRf TsSsaPa
@ eePng Bnc vsa9 oedd sa 8siFg
eacBna Inais4spq: LsqlsyiS s. ESq5s
i'b Rom TAIN TO FI,icago. Pullman obzervatios
pfaWfns Sleeping Dining and Buffet snoEns
l,ss r: VI. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
Indianapolis shicsgo, 81 L9gis: Dinins Car,
GIN All indianaPolis LOgisylls St Louis PinIsg Car
Re 81 WEsE s a shcsso For
S Slefs F. fMaepf NJ pPe SePTeay PRES psburg and
Chicago. For knoxville daily. Via Shenandoah Valley
Rsu1s Connects { csy5apd 1Np f5'eRf gNfSSr saS:Sar
PREss,-For Pittsburg. Cleveland. and Cincinnati,
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
T55 s25 s55 Dining Carr 101o (Desbrosses and Co-t-
andt o "a. nPg S Gss 49, 6a plsg s
srse 2 g IS rl Limited M nall all Psgi2r s,
as 1Dining Car, rs D. NJ f 10 night SuaJaS s25
80 Dining Gar 9 .nlpg Gaf9 + nj ali 15 Fs75o % and
Dining cars. 3 . Dining c3G 425 Dining Carr. ass
SOUTHERN RAILWAr.~Ezpress, S25. 4.25 p m. 10
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. s.55 a. m. and rs
shABoARD AIR LINE RAIL.wAY.-Express. 1855 p. m
N6RForK SfsE Naa Ab WEsTERN 2 RA1LwAY-For Memphis
as Hf SeaaS q oIo m + RAL@MY7a5 n gay a. m
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLk--T-55 a.
weekdays and $50 p m. daily
ATLANTIC CTTY.--G.5S a n. and LOO weekdays
SUNDAYS 80 \. ~ Through Xestibuled Trains Buffet
Paror Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays. Par
lor Smoking Car. Psror Cars Dining Car. and Stand
ard Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-12.55 p. II. weekdays
points New York and Long Branch Railroad from
West Tweuty-third Street Station; $50 m, II 10
3.2S 455 and 1125 weekdays. Sundays. 9.25
a. m. 4.55 7. m. from pesbrosses and Certlandt
Streets. 900 a 1220. $40. 80 and II 80
weekdays. Sundays. 9.45 a. m. SIS Z.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
10 Desbrosses and Cortland Streets, 500. 25 155
s25 S55. 25 9.55 Penna. Limited. 1910 Desbrosses
ana Cortlandt Streets 10 2 Dining Carl 1G55 Dining
Carr. 11.55 a. 12 50 Dining Carr, 155 Dining
Carr (Desbrosses CortIandt Streets.
3.25 Dining Carr. S55, AS. 4.2o Dining Carr. ass
Dining Carr. 500 Dining Carr. T55, SIS. s.55 81
o. IL. 10 night Sundays, $40. 7.55 coaches)
SIS s.55. 9.55 (imted) ass 1o55 Dining carr
SO Dining Carl. L55 Dining Carr, g. % Dining Carr
3.55 4 % Dining Carl 455 Dining Carr 555 Dining
Carr. 7.55 S.25, SIS. 0. .25 H. 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos 461 1854 Ill and 26l Broadway; S2
Fifth (beow 23d ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue
10Th ST.; / Astor House. West Twenty-third Street
Station and stations foot Of Desbrosses and Coandt
Streets; Court Street. $50 Fulton Street 9s Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station Brooklyn: Station.
jersey City. The New York Transfer Company will
call fer and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Telephone 'e4 Eighteenth Street. Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service
J B. HUTCHINSON J. r WOOD.
General Manager Gen'I Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
0iIailous.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by Grace Of God Free and Independent.
To Henrietta Muller Emorious Muller Bernhard Elias
Muller Caroline Menninger the wife heirs and next
kin of Emil Muller. deceased send greeting: Whereas
Jacob Dieter Of The City Of New York has lately applied
the Surrogates Court OF County Of New York. to
have certain instrument in writing bearing dats
property duly proved as the last WI and Testament OF
Emil Muller, late OF the County Of New York deceased
you Of you cited before
County OF New York at his Office
County OF New York. the third day Of Febru-
ary hundred and three at halpast ten
O'Clock Of that day then and there 70
attend the probate last VIII and Testament
ms hereby cited, under the
twenyone required TO appear by your
guardian II have II you have none, 20 ap-
and apply for TO be appointed or IN the event
neglect failure to do guardian Will Dc
appointed by the Surrogate TO represent and act for you
the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof We have caused the Seal Of the
Surrogate's Court OF the said County OF New
II. ST. be he-eUnto affixed Witness. Hon
ABNER C THOMAS. Surrogate OF our said
County Of New York, al said County. the Third
of December. in the year Of cur Lord one
thousand hundred and two.
J. FAIRFAX NcI1AUGHLIN,
Clerk the Surrosates Court.
HENRY c BOTTY.
Atty. Petitioner.
e5s Broadway, New York City. Borough Of Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec. o, D. m--Cotton-Spot in moderate
demand prices points higher; American niddlins fair
5Osd; good middling, 46ed: mddng 4.4Sd; low mddins
4s6d: good ordinary 42id: ordinary, AID The sales
OF day 5000 bales, OF which 1.500 for
spec1lation and export e7d i1slndsd 200 American
opened closed barely steady; American mid
ding c. December, 441G4 I'D; December aud jan
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10

uary z40g4 AID: January February 4Od February
and March aod March and April 40d april and May
S.40f34 Ale. May AID June and July. +4fds
July and August 4-41d. Maachester-C1otks stsascrj
yarns firm, but active
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
THE STATE OF TRADE

Buffalo Dee e-FTour steady wheat-sprins strong;
No hard s3sc firm for the better grades; No
red ,gc Corn frIa; yellow. 5Sc; No cJrn 55tg
56c Oats stroLg; No white 36a q3I: No mixed.
sake. Barley. 4SQ63c. Rye. No l. in store. 5615c-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.

TerxC & Hudson River r r.. Leeseel
Trsfrz leave FrankIiu ST Station, New York. fol-
lows and Is min later Of West sd St, n r.
. 10 A N-For intermediate points 70 Albany.
III 81 A N-1l) Saratoga and Mohawk Express
-1 90 P. M.-Chfea9o Express
.22a ?. M-Cont LIN. for Detroit. Shi- & ST, Lcgis
.SO0 p M-For Roch-, Buffalo, C1svefd & Chicaso.
+74S p M-For Roch-. Buffalo. Dstroit and s. Louis
soI5 p M-For Sy-a Roch.. Niagara Falls. Det- & CHI
sDaiIy fDaIy except Sunday Leaves Brooklyn Anrext
CITY P R r. Sta. dg. tl1-2o A 81. 70 t3SS P. 81
TiTna principal and Offices BagsaSs
checked hotel residence by Wegrcott Erpress
SMITH e LAMBERT.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10

Lackawanna r abroad.
Leave New Yorz. foot Barclay and Christopher Sts-
fsG0 A. M--For Binghamton and syracuse
1000 A. M.-For Buffalo, Chicago St Louis
'1.40 p M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
f400 p M--For Scranton and Plymouth
.6- 10 P M--For Buffalo and Chicago
.s-s5 p M.-Utica. Oswego. ithaca. Buffalo
-2O0 A M--For ChlcagO-Sleepers Oren 2 p. II
Tickets 1l3 429. 11S3 Broadway y. u Sos Fulton
st. Brooklyn. @Daily- Except sunday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-20
CFirst published In Daily Leader
March 20. 1902
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

PJbLlCAltON NO iCEs
IN the District Court of Logan County,
Oklahoma Territory
In re condemnation proceedings Of
the Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf Rail
road company.
Territory Of oklahoma, Logan coun
~. -
To Sarah Fields. Christina Ball
Elijah p. McNesl and S. p. French,
who are the owners or occupants or
who claim an interest in The following
described real estate located in Logan
county. Oklahoma territory. which is
set opposite their respective names,
to Wit
Sarah Fields who is the owner or
claims an interest in tract of land
commencing at the northwest corner
Of the fractional northwest quarter
"a OF section eighteen GS), town
ship sixteen d6l, North of range one
"a West Of the Indian Meridian, in
Logan county, Oklahoma territory;
thence east SO rods. thence south 100
rods; thence west SO rods hence
north 100 rods to the place of begin
ming. said tract containing SO acres.
Also Christina Ball who = The own
er or claims an interest IN the north
east quarter ca of section nine (9),
1 township sixteen (16) North of range
one () West Of the Indian Meridian,
in Logan county, Oklahoma territory
Also Elijah p. McNeal who is the
owner or claims an interest in the
northwest quarter (h) Of section
seven CO, township sixteen O6)
North of range one "a East Of che
Indian Meridian, in Logan county, Ok
lanoma territory.
Also S. p French who is the owner
or claims an interest in the northeas
quarter (A) of section ten (1O), town
ship sixteen C6) North of range on'
q) West of the Indian Meridian, II
Logan county, oklahoma territory
You and each of you are hereby no
titled that the undersigned, The Choc
taw, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad CON
pany will make application to thu
Honorable John H. Burford, Judge o
the District Court of the First Judicia
district within and for Logan county
Oklahoma territory. at his chamber
in the city of Chandler, in Lincoll
county Oklahoma territory. on tn
31st day of March. 1902 at the hou
of O'Clock a. m. or as soon there
after as same can be heard.
Said application will ask TO hav
three disinterested freeholdera res
dents of said county os Logan and VIII
are not interested in Ike question
appointed to condemn the right Of wa
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for the undersigned. The Choctaw, Ok
lahoma & Gulf Railroad Company, to
build and construct it's railroad over
and across the above described real
estas e. and also for an order to direct
the sheriff of the said county Of Logan,
to 1ummon said commissioners to pro
ceed forthwith to condemn said right
Of way over and across said real
estate. and for such other and further
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JUDGE mArEe's CASE.

An investigation will be made by
the department Of justice of the
charges filed yesterday at the White
house against Judge John L. McAtee.
An official will shortly be sent to
Enid to make thorough Investigation
OF the charges.
DR. Porter yesterday afternoon had
a conference with the president and
laid all Slc facts before him.
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There Is more Catarrn IN this section Of
the country than an other diseases put to-
gether. and until the last few years wls
supposed TO be incurable For a great
many years doctors pronounced Il a local
disease ard prescribed local remedies and
BY constantly failing to cure with local
treatment pronounced It incurablr
Science has proven catarrh TO be q con-
stitutiOnal disease. and Therefore requira s
constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by i. j. Cheney &
Co. Toledo. Ohio. Is the only constitu-
tlOnal cure on the market. 1t is taken
internally IN doses from 10 drops 10 a tea
spoonful II acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for all cases
II fails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials.
Address, +. j. CHENEY & CO.
Toledo, Ohio.
Hairs Family Pills are the best.
Sold by druggisgs Iic.
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relief as the judge may deem just and
proper.
The choetaw, Oklahoma G. Gulf Rail
road Company.
BY j w McLoud and Dale & Bierer,
It's Attorneys.
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You are invited to call and see those
famous 611h Racine buggics at w. d.
Packers. corner Broad and Oklaho.
ma avenue.