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New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
TRADE N CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. II (SpeciaD.-Wheat IN the first
hour Ac TO 9sc higher on small worlds ship
ments. The market closed 3sc 10 &c under Satur
day on favorable weather. an increase in the West
ern movement and heavy selling by Patten. May
opened at 7S7sc sold between 79c and 7S14c sellers
and closed at 7sAc Sellers the July closed 1850
sellers. There were further rains on the Pacific
Coast; the Ohio Valley had SHOWS More moisture
is promised for the Southwest tomorrow. In the
Northwest there were 535 cars. against 495 cars
against 66l,O00 bushels. Clearances We're $4,000
bushels There was an increase afoat of 232. 900
bushels. The visible decreased 1,l60C)O bushels
and the English visible decreased $1,000 bushels
The worlds shipments only 6,4ll,00O bushels
with the contribution from Russia particularly
small The pit feature very heavy selling by
Patten in the last thirty minutes. on the break
here there liberal shipping business. 10000
bushels and the seaboard export business was 43
loads. Clearances were $4,000 bushels. ST. Louis
was weaker than this market. presumably be-
cause OF favorable weather In the winter wheat
districts.
Corn early went ]4c to sc higher on bull efforts
by the scalpers; the close finally about lc
under the top and 'sc to a4c under Saturday There
was selling by the old bull crowd. Corn was intu-
enced by freer Western offerings. The cash de
62c and 6l@4c sellers and closed at 6le4c sellers.
July closed at 6Issc Elevator people generally re-
There lO4 here. with 10 estimated to-
morrow. Kansas CIty estimated largo receipts for
Tuesday. st. Louis weaker than Chicago.
The Southwest had much to say OF mild weather
Cables were lower. Russian shipments were heavy.
almost lSoano bushels The visible decreased AS
OOU bushels; the local stock, i5S bushels, de-
creased $4,000 bushels, Worlds shipments were
3,Sls000 bushels. There was $4,000 bushels increase
on passage.
May oats were hard TO buy, at time sc higher
than Saturday. ana closing isc to 1,c higher, with
everything else lower. May closed 44c sellers.
No one is doing much but the May congestion is
more apparent. The deferred futures were lac
lower; July. 367sc. There were better receipts 81
cars, with ls5 estimated for tomorrow. Cash oats
were relatively little easier. The visible de-
creased l&.OU bushels, and the Chicago stock.
$4,000 bushels decreased $500 bushels.
Flax Was neglected. The cash 81 81 10 81 7ll3
ana May 81 H.. There were 81 cars OF seed at the
three points, against IL last year.
The provision list closed 7i., TO lOc lower. be
cause or heavy hog receipts There were 5000
here, with prices 5C TO l0c lower. and West there
were $1,000, against $500 last year. The English
packers were moderate sellers. but the trade
very slow
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Business Opportunities.

COLE AGENTS for Districts or Local Agents
~ for Towns required for VAN HASSELT-S LIQUID
RE;NNEST ANNATTO, AND BUTTER COLORING; and
Rennet Powder and Tablets. These articles the
and reliable the market. They sell
easily supesede all others wherever introduced Lib
substantial and pushing firms others
Apply, stating usual trade references. to
VAN GFtELKEIKEN a. co. Lid 40 Mark Lane. Lon
E. c., England.
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TO STOCKHOLDERS. FINANCIERs AND

OTHERS.Advertscr. l5 years successful experience
placing Capital English Investors offers
vices for any bona hde business GEORGE BRAMSTON
TRENT Stockbroker HaTTietsham, Maidstone. England
Gable address "Bramston, Maidstone
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IN pursuance of AM order OF Hon. Ahner q.
rs PURsUANCE of an. order of Hon. Ahner
Omrial feaal Nofires.

A TTENTION Is CALLED To THE AID
VERTISEMENT in THE CITY RECORD OF Febrl-
18th March 4, 1902. OF the confirmation by
Board ard the in
Collection Arrears
Local improvements in the BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.
24th Ward. Section II. Macombs Road Sewer from
InwOod Avenue Cromwell Avenue; also Cromwell Ave-
Sewer. from MacOmb's Road East 10th Street
EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT Comptroller,
City OF New York. February H. IeO2.
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VERTISEAIENT IN THE CITY RECORD OF Febrs-
18th March 4. 1902 Of bv tha
the entering the Bureau for the
collection OF Assessments assessments
LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS in the BOROUGH or MAN
HAITIAN:
18th Ward. Section s. 207th Street Sewer between
Harlem River and 10th Avenue: also. Sewer
between 2t6h and 2OSth Streets: 20Sth Street
between 9th and 10th Avenues
18th Ward Section ), 45th Alteration,
Improvement. between Srd Avenue and Depew Place
EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT, Comptroller
City OF New York. February IL. laSA
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9luaHrlal meennas.

New York January 22d. 1902
Election Notice,
ST. Louis Iron Mountain a. Southern
Railway Co,
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
" meeting Of the stockholders OF the St Louis Iron
Mountain & Southern Railway Company be at
general office Of the Company in the City Louis
Missouri Tuesday. March llth. 1902. at
a NJ, for the election OF thirteen Directors for the
and for the transaction OF other
that may before said meeting The annual meeting
of the Directors will be held at the ONCE on the
twelve o'clock The books
be closed Friday January 3ls 1902 clock
p reopened on the day following The
ing the stockholders any adjournment thereof.
GEORGE J. GOULD. President
A H CALEF Secretary.
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New York January 22d. 1902
ELECTION NOTICE
Missouri Pacific Hallway Co.

MirsOurf FnciHc HnIIWay Co.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ uneetinr of the stockholders Missouri Pacific
Railway will b. held at the general ofce OF the
City of st. Louis, Missouri Tuesday
March iith. 1902 at nine o'clock A NJ for the election
Directors for the ensuing and for the
transaction Of other business that before
said meeting The annual meeting OF the Directors
he held AT office the day twelve
o'clock noon The transfer books will be closed
day January 3st 1902. three o'clock p. NJ.
opened the following the annual meeting OF the
stockholders or any adjournmen: thereof.
GEORGE j GOULD. President
A. H CALEF Secretary.
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financial glectlons.

THE ANNUAL ELECTION of Directors
l. fClass No u and Inspectors Election OF The
onwealth Co. OF New York will be held the
Companys office 81 William ST.. New York February
10Th 1902 Polls open from u NJ. 10 1890 p NJ.
z. J PERRIN. Secretary pro tenn
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MANHATTAN RAILWAY.

The general balance sheet Of the Manhattan Rail-
Tsy IS OF December s.. 1901, shows:
ASSETS
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{ludutldI

S25-33l CHESTNUT STREET
-, 49, - Philadelphia. January 81, 1902
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY formerly The
Fidelity Insurance. Trust Safe Deposi, Company
trustees under mortgage or the William Cramp a
snip Englne Building COMPANY dated May l. 1899,
vite tenders proposals issued under said
mortgage to be surrendered redemption proposals to
be opened and awards made February y. 1902
R. ELLIS. President
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sand interest.
STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
FURNISHED by william f. Nichols Co. No. Is waist)
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GUARANTEED STOCKS.
Couotaons furnished by Joseph Walker No ~
WaIl-stb
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ernst Companies.
NurfbAmrrirat,
Crust Gnupamp

135 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Capital Stock S2.OOO.OOO.OO
Surplus ....... 2,7S4.S4O.l5
Receives Deposits Subject to Check
Transacts a General Trust Business.
OAkLEIGH THORNE. President
hEmaN DON I'D. Va
W,, Wa; H; GHEsERRorGH.. President. siss1
RICHARD j. sCOLES. J
EDMUND c. LOCKwOOD......Sec Secretary
- ID. sCIDDER Treasurer
FRANCIS e. PRIEST. Asst. Secretary
JAS. DUANE LIVINGSTON. Trust ofhcer
DIRECTORS
Horace E. Andrews, Allan McCulIOh,
III. :. Black. Robert G.. Norris.
VIM. III. H.ChesebrOuGh, Joy Morton,
Jonathan II. Currey, JOs.J.O'DOnohue.Jr.
r. A DeLfma, r.. q. Potter,
Heman Dowd, John j. Riker.
X. L.. Edwards. Henry +. shoemaker.
H. B. HoIlins, Edwin Thorne.
John Hone, OakIeigh ThOrnc.
James JOurdan, John c. TomIfnson.
James =. Kuhn. Warner Van Norden.
Charlton Il. Lewis, r. y. Young
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Under the plan adopted IN February, ISOI, where-
~ employees are enabled 10 purchase preferred
stock paving for It In instalments, 3,3os shares
have been so purchased. The total number OF
stockholders OF the COMPANY Immediately after its
organization, was about thirteen hundred The
total number now is 5l53 OF which 1850 women.
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Dipi0en0 NuIlces.

Dipi0enb Nonces
NEW YORK BISCUIT COMPANY.
COUPONS maturing March 1St, 1902 from
bonds ot the New York Biscuit Company will be paid
and after that date at The First National Bank New
York.
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL. COMPANY.
No. l Broadway.
New York Feb 10th, 1902
THE Board of Directors of the American Coal
Company OF AIesany County. Maryland have this
day declared semi annual dividend OF dve per cent
upon the capital stock Of tie company, payable this
once on Saturday, March LIST, 1902.
Transfer Books will be closed February 18th AZ
s o'clock r NJ, and re-opened the morning Of March
81, 1902 - - -
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Brooklyn Ferry stock.
Hoboken Ferry LIST 5s....,..
y \ d e r Ferry Co stock.
do LIST mtg 5s, 1922. 2....-.'
NY & HF 1st gn ing as, 1915.
10th & 23d ST LIST mg rs, 1919
Union + Of y Y & r stock |
NY & NJ F lst mtg IS, l946.
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MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.

Furnished by William E Nichols & Co. No Is waii-st)
Int. period Bid Asked
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.And interest
GAS COMPANIES.

ed by William E. Nichols & Co.. No. Is wall-sto
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'And interest
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his company Is four years old. Its sales and
ruhts year by year. have been as follows:
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FERRY COMPANIES
FURNISHED by William f. Nichols & Co.. No wall-st)
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
ACTIVE STOCKS.

FINISHED by William E Nichols &. Co.. No IS waIl-stJ
4 BID Aekrd AK
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BANK STOCKS.
CRerorted by Clinton Gilbert No. . WalI-st)
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-10-09
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Andrew Henry, his heirs or assigns: ,naa.
Yon are hereby notified that i. the under-
stoned. have expended the sum Of SOD In labor
and improvements as follows: Upon tn. colo
Wedge quartz mining claim durins the !saa aa
ieo0 The sum of tl00 upon the Cold Weage
onar,z mining claim the sum Of 500 for the
Year 1901: said Gold Wedge quartz mining
claim being situated In Robbins mining nis,
triat Idaho county Idaho, III order TO hold sn.
said claim under the proyis ions OF section ~,
Revised Statutes OF the Unit ed states: being the
amounts required to hold said claim Tor the
wear ending December II, 1900, and the year
And You are hereby notified that withip
ninety days from the SERVICE OF this notiGe upon m
Won. or the mobilization tn. rept. you tail OF re-
snsa II 1ntribute your proportion OF sueh ex
psndture as eooTneI that ls me :a .aa ol Claim Uo
'oys' ,y,sa',her with Interest aud the costs OF thii
publication, your interest In said claim VIII WI,
become the property OF the undersieheo VI"
ue' s"iu '''''' P.F. COURTNEY,
Hump Idaho, Sept. q, fW2
First publication Oct.
Last publication Dec 20
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-10-09
Initial Attendance Of S26 IS Against 27b
Last Year, Showing 1 Gain
Of 10 Aev Pupils.
tn 3 STAFF As At PRESENT EMPLOYED
Tried and True Teachers Who Know
the Ways Of the Youth OF
0rangevllle.

The Grangeville public schools
opened on Monday morning last
pursuan, to announcement with an
initial attendance of 1876 as against
- 5 last year, thus showing n gain
Of IS new pupils, with more coming
in from the country districts in due
ti,me. The seats for the new build:
ing did not arrive until yesterday,
and pending their being placed in
position the teaching staff is some-
" hat handicapped by having to
mix the pupils OF the several grades.
causing much Inconvenience. BY
the close OF the school week, how
ever, it is hoped to have every thing
in the old and new buildings in
good shape, and next week matters
should be running along smoothly
with the various grades segregated
into the classes to which they be-
long. The pupils seem in earnest
to make the bert progress they can,
aud Of course they are receiving
the cordial cooperation Of the
teachers who will strive to main.
tain the present enthusiasm during
the term.
The staff at present teaching
the young idea how to shoot il
composed of the following excellent
force: Prof. p. M. Clan vile, G. F.
Mccarthy, Mrs. Sarah Spedden,
Miss Bloom Taylor, Mrs. H. H
Pogue, Miss Pauline Ray, Misl
Jennie Wagner, Miss Amy Ellen
wood and Miss Helen Fray. These
are nearly all true and tried teach
ers who have gotten we'll into the
ways Of our Grangeville youth, and
having given satisfaction in the
past like result may be expected
from them during the present term.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-10-09

ter prising citizens OF growing
Grangeville. The affair Was sue
cess in every detail and particular,
and there is no doubt that it has
made q host of friends for the pro.
posed removal of the county seat
to this growing metropolis.
The thanks Of the community
are due to Messrs. Wax, HattA-
baueh and Norwood for the hard
work that they have done in un-
dertaking the management Of the
fair and in making it the decided
success which everybody admits
| it to have been.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-10-09
Stops the Cough and Works
Off the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No cure,
no pay. Price % cents.

y
supreme bargains Refrigerators.
You can never buy them again AZ
the prices we are naming during
our clesnup sale. III. 4 II. Hard
ware Go.
Araught beer always on tap al
the Oregon saloon, opposite the
Wiltse House, for 5 cents glass.
beer supplied in any quantity foi
family us~. tt.
For the~iatest and most stylish
millinery ever brought to Grange
vile call on Mrs. A. c. Hawson.
A beautiful pattern OF dishes e
be given away at the NJ. u M
chsk, SvbtS.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-10-09

Hump, Idaho, Sept. q, 1907.
First publication Oct. :.
Last publication Dec. %.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-10-09
MIDWAY FEATURES.
Attractions at the Fair Which
Pleased the Crowds.

The Midway features of the re-
cent fair must not be overlooked,
rs they were largely Instruments!
in providing amusements varied
and diverse for the great crowds
which visited the town during the
four days Of the fair. The balloon
ascensions each day were we'll car.
ried out and were witnessed by
thousands of people for the first
time in their lives. Promptly at
2 O'Clock each afternoon the daring
balloonist cut his machine loose
from the earth and scared to n vast
height in the blue impyrean, Great
ing many thrill in the hearts OF
the uplooking spectators as they
witnessed his daring scrobaiic feats
high up in the air. Attaining an
elevation Of about 1000 feet he re-
leased himself from the balloon,
and az the parachute unfolded it.
self by his weight and permitted
him to descend gracefully to thu
earth sigh Of relief went up from
the assembled multitude, There
was scarcely q breath Of air few
| feet atWve the level Of the ground
and the ascents and descents were
almost perpendicular on each Of
the four occasions. In no case did
the seronaut alight more than 200
feet from the point Of departure.
The weather could not have been
more favorable for this exhibition
II made TO order.
Among the other amusement
features was show composed oi
sure enough Hindoo acrobats and
contortionists who went through q
wonderful performance which was
we'll worth the % cents charged fol
admission. Included in this show
was the famous Nautch or muscl.
dance, which created such sensa
tion when first introduced into thil
country at the Chicago worlds fair
and at each exhibition the larg,
tent was crowded to it's utmost ca
pacity by interested spectators. I
was q drawing card from start t
finish, and more than any othe
one thing served to hold the crowd
in attendance at the fair.
Three merry-gO-rOunds kept tn
young people and many Of NOR
mature age amused day and nigh,
Then there were all kinds Of game
: in which it was an easy matter
: part with your money II you fe
Q 30 inclined The large bower
9 dance hall was crowded all the tin
: by those who love to kick the pite
d out Of Q new pine floor, and as
. natural consequence silver chang
. was scarce and hard to get uni
l. the shows cashed in each night
tas bsAkS Ind exchGn "a their b
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-10-09
YER for paper and gold.

The PhanthoscOpe theater drew
large crowds of people Of all ages,
many of whom saw the wonders Of
the moving pictures for the first
time aud were highly elated at
their trip to foreign lands at the
small cost Of q dime.
The fret night of the fair was
devoted to big ball at the opera
house for the benefit Of the fair,
and the large hall was packed till
early morning by enthusiastic
crowds. Many tickets were sold
to those who did not attend but
who wished to help the fair along,
aud the proceeds went far to fiji
up the big deficit which would
otherwise have existed. On the
three following nights the Harry
E. DAILY Comedy company, consist
ing of ID people, gave an enter
tainment Of high-class comedy and
vaudeville and they went away
nightly pleased with the treat.
ment which the community had
extended to them, and promised
to come again next year with still
better show.
Apart from one or two Of the
games, whose managers broke faith
with the directors of the fair, there
was not a snide or cheap john en-.
tertsinment in the assemblage ol
attractions. The only complaint
connected with the fair comes from
parents who did not want theil
children to participate in the spec
ulative or gambling games. Not ,
drunken man was visible all tn,
four days and not an arrest wa
made. A more well-behaved, or
} derly and amusement-loving crow,
J was never witnessed in any coun
try. 1t was general reunion an,
, love feast where old-time friend
and neighbors assembled togethe
for the purpose Of having q goo
: time and getting acquainted Wit
. the hosts Of newcomers who ar
|, settling up the country 80 rapidly
, Everybody was out for . good sim
. and they oil succeeded in getting i
I and everybody went homo highl
& elated at the annual street fair 20
! Ton Up iof thslr btuiht " thS y
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-10-09
HIS FIRST VISIT HERE.
Thos. Kirby Of Peck Enthuoi.
astic Over the Prairie.

0oSt0 OV0u SutO ~ 0uUuOs
Thos. Kirby OF Peck was here
during the street fair for the pur-
pose Of gathering up the best speci.
mems on exhibition with the inten-
tion of exhibiting them at the forth
coming fairs At Peck and Lewiston.
He was very much surprised at the
variety and quality Of our products,
and says the lower country will
have hard time to show anything
better. Mr.. Kirby was appointed
a. . deputy St. Louis fair commits
sioner by A. F. Parker with In
structions to gather up the best oe
all our products and preserve them
for the great fair Of 1904. The
choicest Of the articles at our street
fair will thus be cared for ard
added TO out of the crops Of 1903,
In addition to . variety Of frui1a
he took numerous samples ol oux
grains, which he says Arc the besl
he ever saw in any country. Thio
WAS his first visit 70 old Cana
Prairie aud the country was : rov.
elation to him. He had heard RI
!, many years Of IT. productive q,
pacity, but he thinks the half &
tho real truth had never ben ~
, him, and he h IN enthusioGosOvoI
Iits possibilities Tor maklne 1oo11
|, comfortable aud pro0tahle -
Il = - = =
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-10-09

Great Grocery department null
tiplying successes. Choicest Gro
ceries at the lowest prices at the
Big Buffalo store.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-10-09
Bought Newsome Claim.


H. t. Murray has purchased the
interest Of French Pete in the big
ledge south Of the Newsome house
and left Tuesday to look over his
new investment. Mr.. Proulx
found this ledge some four years
ago and has since done consider
able work upon it, showing up
what is considered to be one Of the
most promising quartz propositions
in the Newsome mineral belt.
Mr. Murray has considerable CAPT
tai interested with him, aud a.
soon a. the title can be cleared d
all clouds it is expected that act
i've operations looking to til,
speedy developments and exploita
tion Of the mine will he inauguratet
with the design of making it ,
! productive property at an earl,
date.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-10-09

Geo. M. Reed, Of the abstract
company, has rented the G. M. Day
residence ON State street and will
remove there ~ soon ~ the prem
ises are vacated Mr.. Reed brought
carload Of household furniture
from Omaha aud expects to make
his permanent residence ip grow
ing Gr4ngeville. Both himself aud
family arc we'll pleased with the
town and country and will make q
desirable acquisition to our popu.
lati1u.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-10-09

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