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New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec 20 p m-Cotton-spot quiet; prices
. points higher American middling fair 5.16d; good
nddng 4.esd middling, ibid: low middlns = 4ed;
daIr were 900 bales which speculation
and export included $500 American Receipts. 5000
baIes including American Futures opened steady
and closed dull but steady; American middling.
Tecerber December and January 4.50d: jan
uary and February 45od: February and March. 450d:
March and Aprfl sid. April and May. Add
and June 5Ia4 Ed: and July, 451Gf4 SD: July
and August 45Iq4 SD; August and September. 4GG
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
NAVAL STORES

The narke, FOR spirits turpen;re was hrm here and
at Savannah Rosin also firm. with good demand
Tar ruled firm e
SPIRITS TJ;RPENTINE-On bbls. 54lac; machine made
TAR-Pine bbIs. So -. oil bhIs. 81 25 o.
FOSIN-Cormon strained. 81 good strained 81 tod
81 92i-: D 81 9OdS1 %: 81 95GS2; F. S2aS2 05 6.
81 -: H 81 30: s. co; X. 81 20 NJ. So O9Sa 90, y
81 %: " c. 81 70: W ". 81 60dS+ 20.
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosfn SlS DOS
,,-,or,j,c COS bbls
~ " ..'.,....................- T56 bbls
Savannah Dec. 20-Turpentine firm at SIC: receipts.
eao bhls sales T22 exports Rosn firm; receipts,
3145 sales 53s: exports 500 quoted; 4 r. and
n 81 -. F. so F So 81 20. H. 50: I. 81 IS: h,
So -, NJ 81 81. y So %: W G. So So w W, 81 20
Charleston Dec. 2O--Turpentne and rosin UNCHANGED
London. O.-Turpentine-Sprits. as9s Sd. Rosin-
American strained. 5s fine. 9s I'd
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21

ash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet and
: winter patents. S3 4OGS3 50. straights, SS IoQ
spring patents - 40QS3 90. stTaights. 81 sOgAo ~
- s. 35fS2 70. No spring wheat. f4u 100 no .,
1s s5ac- No oats. 81 &c; No white 81 &c; No
Sic good feeding barley 31dzlci fair 10 choice
s. s5lf5ec. No fzTseed. 81 15. No Northwestern
prime timothy seed. 81 65. clover. contract grade,
y sho-t sides Goosej IS 81 ass s2iz: dry sated
oers boKei) 81 25aSs 80. short clear sides tboxeo).
[-zcSs - Z. On the Produce Exchange to-day the
market quiet and steady creaneries. lsq
asiries. i71jc- Eggs firm: loss OF. cases returned
Cheese firm. l3dl3'4c-
. l1ih. De- 2G-Close: Rheaf-CSash. No I hard
e Nc / Northern T2=zc; No = Northern, I0izc: De
~ l2'ec: May. -s'sc. macaroni, No l. Ga &c; No =
oats-Deceuber. p &c: May. S3c.
lsaHkee Dec 2D-Whea higher. close: No ! North
aAa1I' '2c. No Northern. T51sGT61zc. May. "a Z c
asady. No !. 3IG52c- Barley steady; standard. oSc
Or S5-a5c- Corn-May. s3E9s3isc-
aaespolis. Dec 3-CIose- IYheat-December. % 1sc;
'sac On track 70 hard 73tac: No NortheIjs s.2s
No : Ncrthern. 7Sc- Flour-First patents. 50 glr
srona patents 35GS3 -. first clears, s. S0asS'
clears s. S0nS2 80 Bran. n bulk s1S.
laaelphs. Dec 20-W heat firm. &c higher; contract
Decelnher. 46'z ds5esc Corn quiet but STEADY No
sSpgIt elevator. 81 'z632c- Oats firm but quiet; No
clipped. 3 -Gssc- Butter firm. good extra " est
---iaest dc do nearby prints 3S- Eggs oall ahd
sseTl -lG25c- do southern &c. Cheese nrra Dcl
ork full creams, primo, small. 131.c. DO iaif
A"e &c prime large. l3isc. do fair TO good
- heeeip ipts-FloCr. - 900 bbls and Z3ilogo
~ S eS bush. Shipments-Wheat, 26. 600 bush; corn
Dlsh; oats, I6.eJ0 bush.
SS-aiE Dee. 20.-ciose: Wheat No 2 red cash. nom
! 60 90 @qI6tec; July. Z2c asked. No hard, $50
r ~ 40 cash, 44@sc. December. 45c; May. - &c
s @sil' SIC December. SSc; May 32'-c' No =
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
ROYAL Billie LINE

FOR BALTIMORE AND WASBINGTON-fs.s 80.
1880. '113o a u. 'loO. 40. '5-oo- 100 P ~.
s12 ~ Ndt.
Liberty Street only 'Daliy fDaily. except sun
dav. s5unday +ParlOr only ttVia Tamaqua-
xSaturdays-
Cf5ces: Liberty South House,
f13 96l 354 BroaGway. . Union
square West Ij3 East I25th I25th St 245
Columbus Ave- New York; : Court St 344. 500 Fulton
BrOOkiyu: - Broadway. williamsburg New YORK
Transfer calls for and checks baggage destination
BESLER. c. VI. BURT.
Aza
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. r
Liberty street aad south Ferry time from Sout,
Ferry i've minutes earlier.
EAST0N. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAJCH CEIJNk-z4-00 CT-f5 Easror orly).
a N % %. 800 - EaS59n only) P. NJ sun
wILKESBARRE AND SCRANTON-z4Oo so
a NJ. 500 =. NJ Surdays. q - a n. 100 P. NJ
LAKEWOOD. EAfNEfiI FlSF. TONS RIN
BARNEGAT-z4G 0 40 4 NJ. 30 $50 40 Lake
and onIy) Cx53O Lakewood o1yJ
z. VI. sundays. 1000 \. II
ATLANTIC city, 80 \ II $40 p. VI.
VINELAND AND BRIDGETUS-tz4O % a. VI. ~ &c
LONG BRANCH, ASBT RI PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
POINTS--z4.O0 $50 Il so A NJ. 4 *. $50 63O NJ
sundays. except Ocean Grove 900 y NJ 400 P NJ
PItHIADELPHIA (READTNCT TEsRNINAL1-z%4 25.
100 $500. 900, 1000 TII00 y VI 1900. 100.
200 TACO. 400 $50. 1000. f7-3O So 90 P NJ.
rs Ndr.
Path AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s42 y Is 80 30 80,
'I1-s0 \ II. 100. +'340. $50. 'TGO. 1928 P NJ.
HILLEANSPORT-it 800. z4.25. IS 90. Ii % 10 1000
1I-OO A. NJ. Reading cnIyl. $500 20. t2O0 P NJ
Reading PottsviIe and Harrisburg only. f400. 1900
p. NJ
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21

Coffee cables: Rio-Conee market quiet; No Z Rio;
$500 exchange receipts 5000 bags; cleared
for the United States 5000 bags; cleared for Europe
900 facs. stock Santos-Cofee market
,|s-. o5 average santos 4Sfoo: receipts
stock ! bags Harnburg-Coffee market opened
unchanged At a-3O D. net unchanged 10 4 pig
higher: sales 5000 Havre-Conee market opened
steady J. franc lower; Z unchanged sales 800
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
NEW.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY DECEMBER 81 1907
Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
b RAILROAD.
sTA5I0TS Y 52g5 q %ST [r TT TWTT6ITRa TaEETs
EEThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortinndt Streets is five minutes iatef than
that given below fer Twenty-thtrd speet
station except where otherwise noted.
30 n VI FAST AAIJeLLn4ed 4 S to Two sIcensas Car
TsN5s{Iy 2is a3d fEssa1 COM
For ssRRs esBs P..E ses qe 5 petro
net, IHdianaPois Louisys. s.: Louis, .o-
hour train TO Chicn go. Palnar observation
Drawing-room Sleeping. Dining and Buffet Smoking
r. fol,s S as!S2. s sD cisclu5si M F sad
-nadpapSIs shieaF0 st Louis Isins oar PtsburE
Cincinnati, Indianapolis Louisvle ST Louis Din Pin
ing Car. For Welch ". Va Cvis Shenandoah valley
5.55 P. VI. WESTERN ExPREss-FOr Chicago Fer
PAcIgTc a. Pi;5ssgrE r5ss5 v.Ie2 He8
Route Connecrs for Cleveland except SaJgrday, Nv
FREsfor Pits Pi5,s5arg 5aa Cleveland & aad
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
T.55 SIS SIS Dining o1o (Des6rosses and Cort
and5 ssgsss s Dining s, San Dining 19 5s Sr
isndt streets 2ao5 q q ongrsssionsi LIited all
Parl9r and Dining Gars 25 Dining Carr ~ - 02h 5Pin
sunday s @ sS5 dining - Cap, 1oSS 1Ipng can
,1g al PaT9T ,- and Z PqPs GaEs . Dninfr Il JaF 70 1r
sonTaERN RAILwAY-~Express s25. 425 p m
II 10 night daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE--Express. SIS a m and 80
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAII.wAY.-Express. L. IS p m.
daily. Mail, IL 10 night daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAT--For Memphis
and New Orleans. 20 p daily -,
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY--1-55 a m week
days 12-5 ard 4-55 p m daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK--I-55 a. M
week days and $50 2. daily
ATLANTIC CTTY-955 a. and 55 .. m week DAYS
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays. Par
Tor smoking Car Paror Cars. Dining Car. and Standard
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-I255 D m weekdays
on New York anal a
West Twentythird Street Stationl. s.55 a ~ 10
rs 455 and II 25 p m week-days Sundays: 9.2s -
Strretz). 900 m 1920 3 40. $40. and 1130 p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6 10 tDesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 500 ~ T55
S25. S55 - % - Penna- Limited 10 10 Desbrossss
and Cortlandt Streets. 10 20) Dining Carr, 1055 u
ing Carr 1155 4. 1855 Dining Carr 155 Dining
carr 10 CDesbrosse CortIandt Streets. 220 20
ing Carr. 555 Dining Car. -55. s25. s55 925
u 10 night sundays, 61N T.55 coaches). SIS s55
95 Dfmitedl 9.55 O55 Dining Carr a. m.- 12l5
tning Car). IS Dining carr. 25 Dining Carr. 355
y Dining Carr 50 Dining Carr 555 Dining Carl
50 % sS5. So u 10 night -. 90,
Fifth Avenue celox 23d 2f3 Fifth Avenue corner
18th ST.: Astor House, Wc-t Twenty-third Street
Station and stations foot OF Derhrosses and Cortande
Streets Court SEQ Fulton Street. 9s Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. BROOKLYN; station;
Jersey CITY The New York Transfer Company VIII
cal for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through TO destination.
Telephone Eighteenth Street. FOR Pennsylvania Rail
road Car Service.
j 3. HUTCHINSON. T.. r. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
Ocean Stedmers.

Ocean 5teamers
SELECT CRUISES.
S. s. MOLTKE PRINzESsIN VICTORIA LUIsE and
AUGUSTE VICTORIA
t6. tho West Indies s,o6 s,o5 up up
FROM y. Y, JAN'Y 10 & FEB. -22-2s DAYS.
the tho Orient i490 iae1 .i5e GR trip,
FROM " Y, FEB'Y 3, 19O3-77 DAYS.
tho ibo Black Sea l53 rnf SaIn:s S1I1S5su,
FROM Y. Y. MARCH 12-67 DAYS.
sS"d fol BOOKLET GetiIsd Ge 58a
HAMBURG-ANERICAN LINE.
s5-3T BROADWAY. y. 7.
HAM MBUgG=AM AME8IGAN LINE.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TWIN-sCREw EXPRESS SERVICE
s. s. DEUTSCHLAND
FROM n 7. JAN 81. FEB. IA AND MAR. 10.
Bluecher. Dec 81 Pm Pennsylvania Jan - Pm
Waidersee- PM Patricia jan 81. AN.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
NEW TORK-NAPLES-GENOA-
Pastia Feb. - NJ.
Phenicia. Jan. 20, p NJ Palat4 - Mar PM
@Ravsuna belongs o Co. italia
s. S. PRINZESSIN VICTORIA LUISE.
- FROM e y 7. MAI MARCH e. 1903
0 y "a a 1JR1+Pc = SfurEIo1 - y GrN@E
Offices. IS and 81 Broadway Piers. Hoboken y. J.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
financial.
TIME

or fndtcts '11ey Tor nalng eosrVaSiye
et market with conditions for the future favoTe
Die as they and with prices down from $40 $50 per
snare the reason for the decline being principally behind
instead OF ahead Of the market make stocks most at
tractlye al present. WE WILL BE PLEASED UPON
INQILRY TO NOTATE BRIEFLY OUR REASONS FOB
LOOKING FOR AN ADVANCE IN PRICES. ALSO TO
NAME THE STOCKS WE BELIEVE WILL MAKE THE
MOST DECISIVE AND BEST ADVANCES
Let send four hundred tiool page
GUIDE TO INVESTORS"
TER"
We prOffer commission stock brosers
carrying moderate margin. stocks muples OF j."
shares: gain multples Of LOCO bushels cotton IN
multiples OF bales
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21

WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.
CNew York Central & Hudson River P R. Lessee-)
Trains leave F-ankir St Station, New York, fol-
lows. and II min later foot OF West I'D St. N r.
10 y M-For interrnediste points to Albany
III 20 A Nd Saratoga Mohawk Express.
Il 90 P. N--thfcago Express
% 25 p N-C'ont Lin FOR Detroit. Ctf- &
~ * 2. Nd For Hudson River points Albany.
900 P aI--For Rocd. Buffalo. C7eveTd & Chicago
TI-45 P M--For ROch-. Buffalo. Detroit and
- 15 ?. MFor Syra-. Niagara Fails & C-hf
-Daily IDaiiy Sunday Leaves Brooklyn
CD at f1045 A NJ. p = 45 P NJ Leaves Jersey
CITY. p p. r sta. 90 III % \. n. - F3S5 NJ
Tine tables principal hotels and Offices Baggage
checked from hotel residence BY Nestcort Express
4 n. SMITH Q LAMBERT
General supernteneent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21

LackaWanna R abroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher Sta
1S-Oo y M--For Binghamton and Syracuse
1000 A. M.-For BufTalO. Chicago and ST. Louis
40 T. M---FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
f4-OO P. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth.
P M.-For BuffalO and Chicago
&c. - p M--Ctica Oswego. ithaca. BuTaIo-
900 a M--FOr ChicaEO-Sleepers open p. VI
Tickets at 40. 11s3 Broadway " Y: s3S Fulton
St Brooklyn "DaiIy. Except Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

sr5slo. Dec 20--Flour dull wheat-Nothing done
f1-Denand light. unchanged Oats quiet but firm;
white 3G%. =. 40 = mixed, 35i2c. Barley 4T4tsSc
sscago, Dec. ae-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
COOKS EGYPT AND HOLY LAND TOURS
"IA vELoCE FAST ITALIAN LINE.

- Five high escorted parties. jan Feb an,
March $3.50 o 81. 200. SEND FOR circular -
THOS. COOK i SON 2G1 & IIs5 B'way y Y
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-07-24

/. d. Allen went dywn to Mime
apolis Monday and will probably drop
off at Hastings before he gets back.
How about that Irwin.
There was, a ball game and dance at
the Rhodes farm west of town last
Friday and a good time is report
ed by those who attended from town.
There was about Is couples present.
A dancing party was held in Mar
quardt's hall last. Friday evening in
honor of Miss Hulda Bergstrom. A
fine time was enjoyed and about eigh-
teen couples attended. Miss Berg
strom has severed her relations with
Berg Bros. g. Co., and left for her
home in Minnesota the first of the
week.
The fats and the leans got out and
played game Of ball the other day
and it was warm game in more ways
than one. L. Hengen and Chef Hoar
went after a fly and collided. Chef
got his nose badly bumped while
Hengen got bad gashes on his face. 1t
was bad collision and both of them
got off luckily if you might so call it.
The fats won the game.
Jack Flynn's announcement as a
candidate for sheriff appears in the
last issue of the Sentinel. 1t is too
bad that Jack will persist in being a
democrat as the Courier dislikes to
have to work against him, but politics
are politics and we are going to put up
a candidate on the republican ticket
that will let Wyandotte's driver come
under the wire just about five seconds
behind. Too bad, Jack, to bad.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-07-24
SPERO, 1922.
Bay Stallion. No mark. Black points
Foaled May 23d, 1899.

Bay Stallion. No mark. Black points
Foaled May ed, 1899.
BY SPHINX, 5343.
Record 2:2Os. Sire of Gift O'Neer
~ 2:241. 1st dam Lady Epicure,
by Epicure, 1882. I'd dam Lady Gerst-
er, by Western Pathfinder, 29l2. Dam
of Helmsman. 2:344 Record 2:28, trial
2:lS. Sd dam Lucy Lincoln, by
Masterlode, sos. Dam of St. Elmo,
2:184. Sire of "a in 2:3O list; sire of
six producing dams; sire of eight
producing sons. 4th dam Flora
Lincoln, by Mambrino Chief, Jr., PA.
dam of Western Pathfinder, 2:28. Re
cord 2:34@; sire of nine I'M 2:3O list; sire
of 16 producing dams; sire of three
producing sons. 5th dam Hockey, by
Maxtield Horse. Produce-dam and
grandam of Western Pathfinder, 2:28,
and St. Elmo, 2:l8f. Son of True
Wing, thoroughbred.
THOROUGHBRED PRODUCER.
Will stand for the season at my
barn on Sec. 32-l45-6O, Township of
Helena. WILL KNAPP, owner.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-07-24
Don't Fail to Try This.

Whenever an honest trial is given
to Electric Bitters for any trouble it
is recommended for permanent cure
will surely be effected. 1t never fails
to tone the stomach, regulate the
kidneys and bowel, stimulate the
liver, invigorate the nerves and purify
the blood. It's a wonderful tonic for
rundown systems. Electric Bitters
troubles, stomach, disorders, me nervous ssl
ralgie, and expels malaria. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed by Bateman q co,
Only Scots.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-07-24
Take Notice!

1t is hereby ordered by the Board of
Health that all alleyways in the bust
ness and residence districts be
thoroughly cleaned of all matter dele
ferrous to public health.
That all water-closets be supplied
with liberal quantity of chloride of
lime as disinfectant, In a few days
any neglected places will receive the
attention of the Board of Heath
authorities. BY order of
BOARD OF HEALTH:
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-07-24
For Sale

No l fresh, fat trout and fat Nor
way herring for sale. Restaurant open
day and night. Soft drinks for men
and women. Come and see me.
e. j. BLYsTAD.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-07-24
* LocaL. *

Mrs. Claus Jackson, of Hannaford,
was visiting friends in the city this
week,
Miss Julia Blocker has been quite
sick for the past ten days and her
many friends hope for speedy recovery.
We have improved farms for sale. !
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Assistant Postmaster A. N. Root is
enjoying visit from his brother G. ].
Root, who arrived from North Caro-
lima Monday.
Tobacco clippings from cigar fac
tory, put in half pound and pound
packages. Dealers all handle them.
Call for them
Miss Edith Sinclair returned to her
position in the First National Bank
Monday morning. She had been prov
ing up on her claim near Portal.
FOR SALE CHEAP set Osgood
wagon scales, nearly new. Inquire of
Gull River Co., ,Binford, N. d.
Mrs. A. J. Moore and little son, of
Wimbledon, have been visiting Mrs.
A. L. Bowden for the past few days,
returning home the first of the week.
Mrs. Moore is much pleased with her
visit to Cooperstown.
The State Bank makes loans on i'm
proved farms. Money paid over at
once If title is o. X.
Born-July 22d, 1902, tol fr. and
Mrs. Peter e. Nelson, a son. The
happy parents are very much pleased
over the arrival of this son and the
Courier extends hearty congratula-
tions. The best cigars to be had were
set up by Peter E.
DR.. Z, S. Platou, of Valley City,
graduate of Christiania University.
Norway, will be in Cooperstown July
Is and 26 for the purpose of practicing
his profession. Regular visits last
Friday and Saturday of each month.
1t is reported that Martin Garlid
has purchased that neat little resi-
dence opposite Mayor Sansburn's
blacksmith shop. Now it seems
rather funny that Martin should buy
a house but perhaps he has corralled a
bird to put in it, or else he is looking
for a good business investment. Which
is it Martin?
Biennial Meeting knights of Pythias
San Francisco, Aug. 1922, 1902, North,
ern Pacific Railway will sell round
trip tickets Aug. I'd to 8th inclusive
for $50. Final return limit Sept. 30th,
1902. w. J. PAYNE. Agent.
Mrs. C. A. Hughes and children left
Saturday last for Darcy where they
visited friends until Tuesday of this
week at which time they left for Dele.
ware, Ohio, where they will make
their home for the next year or so
Mr.. Hughes will remain as pastor OF
the M. E. church until the close Of the
conference year about October 1st
when he will also 60 to Delaware and
put in year of study at the Ohio
Wesleyan University. Rev. Hughes
is an earnest worker in the good cause
and has won many friends during his
years pastorate at this place who will
regret to see him leave.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-07-24

WANTED-a girl for general house
work. Mrs. @. W. KERR.
The Coopcrstown base ball club has
disbanded for the season.
Miss Ida NJ. Stevens returned home
from St. Paul last Monday. Miss
Stevens has accepted a position with
the First National Bank as assistant
stenographer.
WANTED-two fresh mich cows
at once. E. S. HAMILTON.
Summer school convened Monday
morning with Prof. w. ID. Hartman
as conductor and Miss Latin as assist
ant. We are to have the school,
ma ANS with us for three whole weeks
ID. Fouts has severed his connections
with Is. M. Norris cigar factory and
will start up a factory on his own ac-
count. Dallas isa rattling good cigar
maker and will undoubtedly get his
share of the trade.
WANTED for general house
work. Good wages paid to competent
person. Apply to Mrs. N. A. Patter-
son.
Earl Stewart who is working for
the Iowa-North Dakota Land Co.,
started for Monmouth, ILL.,, Saturday
to work up delegation of land seek
ers from that point. Land is selling
for 1925 an acre there and they have
been investing freely in northern and
western land but they have never had
their attention called to Cooperstown,
N. d. until now.
Wanted to pasture limited num-
Der of horses, So per head for the
season. Plenty of good water and
pasturage, Hadlock Bros,
Cooperstown, N. d.
To demonstrate whether or not mar
riage is a failure the married men and
single men played game of ball Mon
day and the score 10 to Ia in favor of
the singles would indicate that mar
riage was indeed a failure. The game
was replete with brilliant errors on
both sides and the work of the two
professional umpires-we won't tell
their names because it might knock
them out of a job in the league-wasn't
any better than the players, in fact it
was bum work.
FOUND-west Of town, ladies fawn
colored jacket, lined with silk of same
color. Owner can get same at this Of
flee by paying for this notice and prov
ing property.
STRAYED-from McHenry, N. d.,
one black horse, lame in hind leg,
about seven or eight years old. Find
er please notify me at McHenry, N.
N. ID. NJ. BYNAM,
Sec. 14-148-62
An exchange observes that boy
can sit on a sled six inches square
tied to sled moving nine miles an
hour, but can't sit on sofa five
minutes for a dollar. A man can sit
on an inch board and talk polite for
three hours, but put him in a COM
Portable church pew for forty minutes
and he gets nervous, twists and goes
to sleep. A man can punch his cheek
with tobacco and the juice running
down his chin feels good; but a hair in
the butter simply knocks him out
completely.
Lands bought and sold.
If you want to sell your farm
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-07-24

A|0lINo hOuSAAO uAO oOANs
If you want to sell your farm
l can sell it for you.
Send me your list and
Lowest net price and
Terms of payments.
Describe lands and improvements.
NJ. F. NooNAN, McHenry, N. d.
The Hankinson News publishes the
following, but Editor Foreman doesn't
say whether it is original or not:
A lady friend sends in a request
which can best be voiced by using he1
own language, which is as follows
Mr.. Editor: A lady wants to say a
few words to the grocery merchants
and really it is delicate subject te
handle. You know that it is now
the time when our grocery men set
their vegetables outside on the pave.
ment and do you know there are
many tall dogs in town and-it oper'
ates as though they drank from Sara.
tOga medical springs. NOW Mr.. EdlCOr
you must know what / mean to say
if you will help me out you will do the
public great favor. What we want
is the vegetables in boxes, or in other
words above high water mark. For
the good of woman and man
kind, the growers will please
attend to it. Those wire
screens they use over boxes and bar.
rels are not "water tight" This is a
delicate matter but you know when a
lady goes shopping for cabbage and
beets she does not like to be obliged to
get peas also. Please put this in shape
so as to offend nobody.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-03-14
TORNADO AT OMAHA.
Buildings Unroofed and sky1ights
Broken Mt an Early Hour
No Loss of Life.

Omaha, Neb.. March 11.-A storm
from the northwest swept through the
northern portion of Omaha at one
O'Clock a. m. Sleet and hail followed
by veritable hurricane did consider.
able damage. Several buildings were
unroofed, windows broken and side
walks torn from their fastenings and
hurled into the street. Five large sky
lights, each weighing more than SOC
pounds, were blown from the Coliseum
building. The Monmouth Park VI. Z.
church, at Thirty-fourth street and
Larimore avenue, was blown to pieces,
as was the building occupied by the
Rutherford marble works. The roof at
2410-2412 Cummings street was blown to
the street at the same time bolt of
lightning struck the fat building at
2410 Cummings street, shattering the
rear portion of the building. a row of
flats across the street from the Coli
scum was badly damaged. No loss of
life is reported