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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23

--- another active ard excited day 4 re
eee--z- % - ilf me
r. decline llel-a--sT-
-- e.. - ms ri -atu-s 1-6ar -s-ler lover cables
gar ra. --a--s ar lead Ing points larger tan cailed
~ .. estimates ~ me preee--E cay az --~.-
1aItlrH e-i-''-'
-a.-rE and little selling az ne
a..-l -..l-.- r- -la-z was ltre 1ierl-g aIc nc 49,
-rr-usa--es ~ tis s.--a-on 20 star si-li-e
--..- follow IL v---r -ra market during -l1st
session 7a- ---- an 4.-s- - "a We -. -
-aa--rs supported prices aggTessiFely
--- a-H-- -al = 80. December. as-c, Jai'uaI5
fas l-,. -. AID Aia- 1000 la-rer price beng
..s--.. -- --.-r5-e-+ sre ar-a- the ac-
1-H- --e --r feT Gays many llIz1 snow "a -
tt.- a-f, I.la a 80 - - .r-.ss5
market sold ~ .n TIE afternoon al4 -.---r-
ses.- advance zGle points sales ~ futures
7e-t 47--Ia-- a- I Ff' aaeH lht eE - -
about me saire az as
-0l-le-- markets. Continued fTil Sc
-et-- 20 ---- Ii ocean frrr rate from
liverpool seemed 20 indicate ess 1e41-l- TT
-Cr-- Atlie me &C Ar't va y
Lbc-erI5e- corner and
ErHz minors 1~cuated tending 20 un-
sftt DarE- confidence TIE cassh "-l--. az -
REPORTS -li-1 81 the Iapar-rtlbsiA
r-r u..-r also leiTel tne a1-.s y re ocAi ia.
4 81 ..- ~ an - .r---s 49, = gIe la IS
FLOR AID E-14-s-T-zce Jess aetfFe and -
's-.e- .eT4 irregular IS result y ne = Gee
-.H- nf-E cI0tablF lover Sprlng paItnl-
$ vr-a- 4.-a.Cnrs. - soGA4 10 winter patents
slEs- .-rE r.earz. s. ? as 10 extra No ! "i--et
s. --Fr -..c-e-. 8 sg0S3 10 Ee1 Dog
- sslf- HEAT FLOUR qlet- G1otee- - o.
.--s.e 81. --- 81 s-4ss 81 r12NMEAI. a-iet quoted
a.r e-H- -11s. - brand BAG MEAL. steacy
~ - Pre- 80 ,,,-1 So, -. -. So =
.--ra q. Spring micdltng. slta
-. q .aaer- alrv r-e. SIS b0aSl9 I.rseed Of
81 ---r 81 b--sr a. - SACKS 9, aITl'7-
~ contract prices Era tae l5ea. market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Oct. %. . u.-Cotton-SpOt quiet prices
unchanged points lower American rniddlinE fa!-.
q Oe good middling SAD. Kidding, I'd low unlt2ng
odd good 4Sd ordinary. 52Sd The sales %
me dav were bales which 500 bales FOR
speculation ana export and included 4so bales American
Pecepts zoo bales all American. Futures opened
easter closed firm: American Hiddling. Octo-
551aj I'D October and November sd, November
nj DAcpuber 32d. December and January. $500
Januarv ana February 2sQ5 nd: February and March
29c. March and Apri 8 2Sc. ADT and May. . Sd
-. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
Railroads.
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

u
sIAT no FOOT OF WEST TwE-NTYrIiIED STREET
- The ie.vinx time from De.bro..es and
station; except where otherwi.e noted, -
Cars Esr Csleago , I4aiaH1eo!s ana L,gsyiils
sInokins and Observation Cars Cincinnati. IndianaP-
1oa5 4. " pE 4t2aS EsI lrsrrrED-Puua,.a
sSs Car! Fo Gsie a8s ci a@e Tse aaa De-
1.sS p. VI. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
Fer Toledo Nashville via Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE.
4sS P NJ CHICAGO t1Hf pa Paisman Sleeping
snloxlns and Observation Cars For ChicaSo Toledo.
s.s5 p NJ ST. LouIs Ex n P.tssurE. en-
For Ga-y W Va Svia sssnsso - VaIisv Routes
o-53 p. NJ WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. For
7s2 p M PAcITic' ExFREss-ror Pi.sssurz and
R9uts csnnects for, for Clsyslaad except sasgEd4Z
PREss-For PittseuTz. cleveland. Cincinnati. Indian
WAsHINGTox AND THE SOUTH.
7es 20 2 ~ 70 1910 Dssbrosses and Cortlaaat streets
Isnet Streets 2ao1 @ Is CcnsrsssiSnaI T1znile all
10 Io n aea Di s57, carp . Is = go 50 Is
rs '.92grss:iQ@ai I1i'.4 an PaTloc aHa Dining
so S5Esfs. ~, sSs ? n T. 70 nsa
ATLANTIC COAST ILNE.-EzDrs-s - a. n and . =
sE-ABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAT.-Ezprsss. 125s ,
NoRFoIES AND WESTERN RAIIwAT.-For Msrnphi,
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO i RATLWXY.-75 a. n week
days and D m daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOL.K--7.55 a n
weekdays SIS D m daily
ATLANTIC CITI.-soJ a and = s. ?. n veek-tay.
sundays. I55 a II Through Vestlb1lsd Trains B1f-
fet Parior Cars and Standard Coaches week -1ay
Parlor smoking Car. Parior Cars Dining Car. and
Standard Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-1255 2. II week-days
For points on Nev-Yor and Long Branch Raroad from
West Twenty-third Street Station, SIS n. Il 70
sz5. 40. and ASS D week-days- SUNDAYS -
Streets, 900 =. m D. Lao. 4 20. and 80 p n
weekdays Sundays Gas a n. 90 ?. e
FOR PHILADELPHIA
SOS. rs. 755. ~755. ~ s55 - y % So. St Louis
Limited. 1910 tDesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
10 20. 10 - tPenna- Limted1 -f0.55 ff-55
'i255, .f55. . 10 CDesbrossss Cortaudt Streets
22D. 255 % x. 355. as -s25 - IS SIS. chicago
Limited for Germantown Jet only. - 80, So. %
8 25. SIS, - m - 10 night week-days- SUNDAYS
eos. -755 s.25 '925. 8 IS (St Louis Limited. %
10 . Penna Limited 30 s. 80 80. '155. % .
355 as ass. Chicago Limited for Germantown Jet
only. '455. "555. 755. SIS. SIS. s.25 p Il 10
Dining Car
Ticket Offices Nos 46 1854 113 and PSI Broadway; fs2
Fifth Avenue below cd ST.. 263 Firth
Brooklyn Street SEQ Fulton street. Broad
y. and Pennsylvania Annex station TIE NeT-YOrk
Transfer Company viii call FOR and check baggage
from hotels and residences through destintou.
Telephone 9i4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service
". W. ATTERBURT J r WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r TrafHc Manager
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
SurTOgQteS Notices.
OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abnsr @ Thomas. Surrogate OF the County q
New York, notice hereby persons having
claims against Joseph H Goodwin OF County
OF New York deceased. the with vouch
thereof TO the subs toers al their place OF transact
ing business the office Of Srkeulal SLIDER -
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. the %
o. before fifteenth o April
Dated New York. the first day OF October. 1895
ISAAC ?. SMITH. EMMA I. MOLLE-E- Executors.
STIkESIAN & SILBER. Attorneys Tor Executors, IS
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
~ PrRsrANCE OF AN ORDER OF 20

A5nsr O. Thomas Surrogate of the county of
,sa, yc~k Notlrs hereby given al having
g. Noodh0use late - fne County
- sew york deceased present wifh vouchers
their place % trarsacttnE
business o-ce ~ Harmon & Natr~wsou. 40 ~
yVan - Manhattan TIE cry - N@v
Ysris on or before the Iath tav ~ April 1904
dated the lsth dss ~ octsh~r. 1905
CHARLES " Atoohti 81. EMMA o. NppDtt't -
40 Wall ST.. Bor,el.h % Manhattan. New YORK. C1tE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Oct. 22-FLOUR-steady wHEAT-sprtn.
dun 10 ! Northern. SIC asked: winter offerings very
No yellow. 5oa4c; No = corn 4s1zc. OATS-Quet; No
white 4O&c; No . mixed, IS he. BARLEY-Westeru
62@54c in store. RfE-No !. sec IN Canal.
FREIGHTS-Steady
Chicago. Oct 1.-THE leading futures ranged as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23

quotations follows: FLOUR steady
WHEAT. No spring 7Tds4c; No red S01 Gs2c;
CORN No ?. 44c; No Yellow. 4JEt4553c1 OATS No ,
IS sc; No white 95 = d3sl3e: RYE No 54i.c: BAR
s2c No 1 Northwestern, CSC. TIMOTHY SEED. prime
81 T2l- CLOVER. contract grade. $40 70 MESS PORK
Dbl s11 1Osi1 12i: LARD 100 - s. rGssS 30
CUT ATATSShOrt ribs sides GOossl, 81 25sT 10 short
clear sides ooxedl s. l214gsI y WITSEHEY. basis Of
high wines. 81 =. On the Produce Exehsnge to-tay
EGGS steady: a. mark cases included. 1su1912c
CHEESE easier a 1914 G1Iisc
Duluth. oct. c2-wHEAT to arrive. No hard. SSc
NO Northern &c; No Northern. Tsisc: October. SIC
December. q &C; MAY, 7Isc
milwaukee,, Oct. 22-UHEAT weak: No Northern.
s5Is 9sdc; No Northern. SIR s5c; Decener 7ssG1s
RYE dull No l. 5in56zC- BARLEY STEADY NO :. &c
sample. 42d62c. CORN-Deceu1ber. as GAG
Minneapolis Oct 22-Close-WTIEA T-Decsrnber, 7alsc
7S1sC. track No hard. 81 &c; No : Northern
s3&c. No Northern. 7saSOc. FDOCR--FirSt patents
81 s5aS4 CO. second parents 45Qs4 %.
Minneapolis BRAN IN bulk. So 20
philadelphia oct 22-wHEAT &c lower: contract
grade October S2A Gs3c CORN - lower October 4sz
d4g&c. OATS steady; No white 42442-sc. No =
clipped. 43G4sirc BUTTEP steady; fair demand: extra
western creamery l-c nearby prints &c EGGS firm
= L d25c, loss on Southwestern, 23623isc Southern
2ia22c. CHEESE quiet but steady. New-York fun
fancy re choice. u%c: :sir % good l1Gi1lsc
Recepts-FTour. LOCO bbls and 1.1O5Oo0 10 IN sacks
wheat p 600 BUSH corn. 600 oats 5000 Shipments
Wheat g. 500 bush corr. 2O0o: oats. soo0
st Louis Oct 22-wHEAT-No red cash SEC. De-
cember SO. Nav s2i.c No 2 hard. Tscs01.c- CORN
No . cash s2c: December. 39s May. 40c OATS-NO .
cash. Sec May. 38ssc: No white. S9-=64Oc-
Toledo oct. e-CLOVERSEED-OctObeT. SIS 50;
December So G2ls January. So So February. Sc 614
March. Sc 20 TIMOTHY. prime. 81 BIZ ALSIkE
rr-fru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
u PURSUANCE DE AN ORDER OF HON.

Abne- c. Thomas. a Surrogate ot the County % New
York persons having claims
against Gustav kona. late Of the County o New for
deceased the with thereof
subscriber. Office u their attorneys Lpp
& Ruck No. I32 Nassau-sL. the city % New York.
before the l4th day OF January next.
Dated New YorA. the sth day Of July. 1898
ABRAHAM BLUR,
LOUIS NECBRIk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
IERRICK. JACOB HoBART-N PURsU

ANCE OF a order % Hon Abue- g Thomas. Sur
rogate the County OF New YORK NOTICE is hereby
given a persons having claims against JACOB
HOBART HERRICE. late uf County OF York
present with vouchers thereof
subscriber place OF tansactng business TIE
J. =. II. a WISE. No. - Broad Street IN the
Borough % Manhattan New York, y Y before tho
Isl dav OF December next.
Dated New York, DAY Of MAY 1895.
MARIA AMELIA HEERICE. Exscltrfx-
! 9 II. 4. WISE Attorneys fer Executriz. 20 Broad
street. Bor0ush u Manhattan. View YORK y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23

$50 -are. 23-J25. receipts -2ooc bags. cleared
--.-.. cleared -1r Europe,
20 90 haEs. SautoaCo1ee market
Sar-rs. $500 receipts $500 bags
--- rI--r- net unchanged % = zig high
e-1aa Her- Eavre-Coff-e market opened
Is.r-r- ---- highe-s other months uIchangel,
--r.ra-Ea. . STEADY. December ~
.---a1- other months a1-arcel = crane. a. $50 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23

New York Central & Hudson River r r. Lesse-l
Trains leave Franklin station. View YORK. fob
lows. and Is min later foot OF West 4-d-st y. P
- 10 A M-Flr Intermediate points y Albany
I'll % A Nd Hudson ard MohaWk EINpress-
100 p M-Chc1g5 Express.
. y r. VI Cont. LIN FOR Detroit. Chi & st Louis
g ~ p. No For Hudson River points a1d Albany
=. L-E1r E1Cr.. Buffalo Cleveland and chicago
r. 90 p N-For Roch. Buffalo. Detroit and 81 Louis
- l. p M-FCr Syr. R0Ch-. Niagara Falls Der q en-
"Daiiy- rDaily except SUNDAY Lave Brooklyn amer
az 4 - - f3 p. n Leave Jersey CITY
P. p r o. -1f-2D a. N. - az f159 p NJ
Tine tables principal hotels and Offices Basgass
checked hotel residence Wes1corr Express
a IT SMITH. @ E LNMHF-tI
General Manager General Passenger Agen--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
DoRrER- DANIEL M-IN PrRsrANCE OF

an order of Hon Abner c.. Thomas, A Surrogate OF
Nez-T0rk. notice IS hereby given 70 al
having claims against Daniel ". Porter late
OF COUNTY OF New Iort y Y deceased. 70 present
same vouchers thereof the subscriber, az
the once OF his attorney Louis F Dodd so 81 Broad
way, Borough O. Manhattan. New York CIcl, o
fore the End DAY OF November. 1893
Dated New YORK April oath. 1904
GEORGE ROEEN ALE Executor.
LOUIS F DODD. Attorney for Executor. y Broadway
New York city. Borough O Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
READING SYSTEM


NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. r.
Liberty street and south Ferry Crim- from
South Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown oeioS3
FAsTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AVID
MAUCH CHJNk-Z400 fII5 Easron ony). $40
A NJ 10. 440. SEQ = - East1n orlyf P N Sundays
WILkEsBARRE AND SCRANT0N-z4oo al0
A n 500 p N sl1aays = = A. NJ LOO |, VI
LAKEWOOD, LAkEHU1csT. TONS RIVER
AND RARNEGA T-zt10 40 A. ". 80 q ~
40 Lakewood Lakehurst only). LOO P. N sun
All kS1TIC CITY, 40 A. NJ 20 20 p
NINEIAND AND BKIDGETON-fz4O0 A. ".
GgOVF POINT PLEASANT AND >EASHORE
IsoFNTS-z4eF 80 1880 a. II. 5-d3- --s5. go 6at
~ "a 4vburv Park onlyl T. IT. sundays except Ocean
Gee a NJ. 400 = NJ
PHI sDF,LPHIA-sR READING TERNIINAL). AZ.
- 81 Is 90 %. 1000 41f0o A. N. too. 'le-l.
81 a0 - 90 +3 s4OO. 800 IS %. fT-So $500 T. n.
etTH sND CHESTNUT sTREETs-E4 .. .. 30 go 80.
-II-f5 4. VI. leo - 40. 500. 100. T9-S r ID
READING HARRISBURG, POTTsyILLE AND
WIILIASfSPORT-' 4oo. IA. see. 1910.
1000 ~ a. NJ. Reading Crly1- 500 ID. T-60
n Raa6i ug P0trsviLe and Hrs0s only. TAOu, - 30
p NJ zFrcm Liberty Street only -Daiy- fDely.
except Sunday. SUNDAY only rPario- cars only Via
Cfsr-s Ti1erry ST Fer-v South Ferry. Astor Haus-
square @13 West 18th St. -
Columbus Az. York Court s.. 3+4 so Fulton
s.. Bkiyr. 80 " ulsnu-g n r Transfer CO.
calls for and c5ecNs baggage 70 dssrination
" G.. BESLER. c " BJRI.
Vice Pres. and 8iEr Gen Passr s<--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
WTISON. FRANCES An PURSUANCE

w a, M order ~ Hoa A5ner e Thomas. surro-
Gaia - IN. County o. York. notice - hereby
given 10 all persons having elaIns against Erares =
Pyilssr County al New YORK, dec-ss@d- q"
present the with vouchers thereof % me SUD
sr-fber~ % transacting business a. ne
orra 7rSf & Williams. No s. Liberty street n
fre civ % York before the soth day OF
Anvil a.,
FRAMES a WILSON. WILLIAM 7 WILSON
Adm nissrsfars-
e7-rNfsoN 4 WILLIAMS Attorneys Administrators
IS Liberty sweet, New Yerk CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
Dan PURSUANCE OF

order Of Hon Abner O. Thomas, a Surrogate %
County o. New York. notice e hereby given % al
having claims Ida Trat erts ars q The
County OF New YORK. deceased % present ne SANE win
vouchers thereof Subscriber az their place .
transacting business No 2TI Broadway. the CITY Of
York. before the i0th day o. January next
Dated New York. DAY q Iuly. 1903
EATHARINA BARDEW 4Ck Esvs-tstrc..
IDA TRATTVEsTTER-
OSCAR p SEITZ. Attorney t5r ExecUt-ces. q Broad-
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
~ PrRSrANCE OF - ORDER OF HON.

- Abner C. Thomas A Surrogate OF County % View
YorNotIce IS hereby given 20 al persons having Claims
Matthiesse-. OF County OF View
York present with vouchers -he-e-
subscribers their place OF tra1sacng business
the Office OF Messrs Duer. strong Whitehead. No
90 Wall street OF Manhattan tbs city
OF New York o. before 15th day - March next
Dated, York the 2sth day % August 1905
JAMES 3. HII4MERS,
HERMAN e, HTLMERS-
.nNRAD HENRY MATTfLLt.SSEN ENarut1-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23

.-.,er L. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of New
YORK noc- hereby given % a.! persons having claims
.t-,s+ orlando = Dexter. Of the County Or New
V- deceased present the W!th vouchers thereof
70 the subscriber his place Of trans41ns business az
-. 0f7.- ~ L1-luue skinner No. - Val Street n
he 5Ity u New York. before the 25tn day y
April next ~, ~. A.. - r..,kar rane
49, HENRY DEXTER. Admirlst-ztor
IEArrETs sKIpMORE. Attorney for AdInialslraior %
~ Ne York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
LN PrRSUANCE OF - ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
c, Thomas. a Surrogate % tls county q New
notice Is hereby al persons having claims
Adolph c. Marshuecz q the county q New
deceased wl-E vouchers thereof
subscribers place = tr11sacng business.
the CI-y % New T0rE. cu Or De-
3lst OF December next.
Dated New York. TIRE 18th day o. June. -
JULES O.. MARSH CETZ
JACOB 8 CAEFALHO.
A 5. GILBERT. Attorney fsr Exscutors IS PARK Row.
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
y PURSUANCE oF AN ORDER OF HON.

- Ab1e- O. Thomas. a Surrogate County %
New York NOTICE IS hereby given % al persons hav
ing claims against Bernard L AcSe-uann. Of the
County Of New York. present the
vouchers thereof to the subscribe place %
business the Office Of Mess-s CUuier- Brothers
No 4 Broadway the Borough or Manhattan CITY OF
New York. before the 18th day q December
Dated New York the 4th day y June. 1908
MARIE ACEERMANN. Executrtr-
COCDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for EXecu--LL. No
q Broadway Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
~ PURsUANCE OE - ORDER o. HON

- Frank ? Fitzgerald. a Surrogate % the County %
York hereby given % al persons having
Pedro Dassa late OF The County Ot Ne"
York. deceased present the sane Win vouchers
thereof 70 his OF tranaacting
business AZ Wall Street n ne Borough OF Mar
haitian IN city o. View Ycrk or before Ire I9th
day Of December
Dated New YORK. the 3rd dav u 1903
SIMON STERN. Executor
CHARLES z RCSHMORE Attorney FOR Executor. 20
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
SurrOgQteS Notices.
SWORDS. HELEN-IN PURSUANCE OF AN

- order OF Hon Abner c. Thomas OF the sur
rsgstes q New York County dated October 10 1909.
notice hereby AL having claims against
TIeler swords OF - West 18th Street IN the city
Of New York, deceased u present the same
Vf the vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber al his place
trsnsa-tluE business Il sullivan CronlNrl.,
:. ~ ~ Wall street CITY and County Of New York.
~ or before the e6th % April 1904
ted York. October -. 1905
WI IT. DCMCNr Adm!nlstrator u Helen Swords.
sr-rIIE4S s. CROsIN ELL Attorneys for IN illustrator,
=. M-.- -r--eL N-H. A-rk LlLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
~ pT-psIrA NOE OF Az ORDER OF HON.

l. sbner - Thomas a Surrogate q tire County % New
YORK hereby given p AL persons lang cairns
a..t-~- EItra Fsr- E.varz. County % New
| deceased 10 present the WIKI voucasrs there
= - ~-,t.~-tre- - is place Of trarsaCrlnE business
10 90 Wall street. he CITY q New Yers Boroush q
SsrSs-ra. on or b-f,ra sixth DAY % January
T5.fed Sew Yors the day - July. l9eS
THE CITY TRUST COMPANY OF NV IORk-
Temporary A1rnlnlstrator-
BokRDNAS Plat z soLEy attorneys cor Ten
49, Aauinfstrat8- 3 Wall street. Bor1uEh z
Ma taattan City Of Nsv York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
~ PI-RsrANCE oF AZ ORDER OF HON.

Abue- q. Thomas a Surrogate or TIE CourV %
New York notice IS hereby given - a. Pes.is -.ls
A FOrge late o. ts county
Y New York deceased. present re sane VIZ v--
place tr-nsactls
Cuisines a. the Offices &-rrsy Bennett * lnserscll
80 rforuFvs Nus William street. In the City
OF New York before TIE l4lh CAY o. Ds-eiASeT
EMILY A Ia FORGE Administrator
.Fr-pPay pENNETr & IoGEHSQL Atf1rneys for
s1nirztratr1x - william street New York Cisy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23

eIts q breadsIff7 interior points in thousands
lre7 c-1aers CO. ntrreG, -four bbs grain bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
New York Central Route

NEW YORK AND BOSTON
~u-fnEre-t and
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD
Trans leave TSu2 y NJ. ~i20o noon. 400 P NJ
81 % r NJ.
Tickets al New York Central ticket osscs 1sT.
1915 Brostwav and Grand Central station
A Il SMITH. CEDRGE r. DANLEIS.
General Manage. General Passenger Agent
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-01-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PEOPLES PULPIT.

CoOCOOOOOOCO COoOOOoooOOoo
Editor Courier:-I read with inter-
est not unmixed with amusement, your
interview with l.. L. Lodwick with ref
erence to the price of coal in Ottum-
wa.
He says that the operators or coal
mine owners are not receiving any
more for coal than usual. This is a
strange statement, as far as this CITY
is concerned.
Last winter the best lump coal was
selling here at 91a and 10 cents per
bushel and it is now costing Is cents
and one dealer stated a few days ago
that If the cold weather and heavy
demand continued it would no doubt
be advanced to Is cents bushel.
Ii the mine owners are not getting
this extra 3 and 81 cents per bushel
who is? The miners are working for
the same wages as year ago, as are
also the Transfers
The fact is, there is combination
here. When the price goes up at one
mine, 1T does the same at all.
The mine owners have taken the
same position as a well known New
York capitalist a few years ago, when
ne said The public be ID"
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BidWeil.

Bidwell, Jan. 19-Pierce Chambers,
of near Knoxville, is visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. Charlotte Potter is quite ill
with grip and tonsilitis. Her daugh-
ter, Miss Stella Potter, Of Ottumwa,
has arrived home in response to a
message.
George Garfield arrived Friday on
No. 3, from Ottumwa where he has
been to see his nephew, Ellsworth
Walker, who is seriously ill. He re-
ports his condition unchanged.
Miss Fora Thompson has recovered
from an attack of tonsilitis.
This vicinity was grieved to learn
of the untimely demise of Jesse
Brooks, which resulted from suicide in
South Ottumwa, Friday morning. He
was widely known here. His parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Brooks reside
just two miles south.
Mrs. Newt Newell, of Kirkville, re-
turned home Thursday after brief
visit in this city.
Frank Garfield is in Ottumwa at the
bedside of his sick nephew, Ellsworth
Walker.
DR.. Slaught, of Ottumwa, was a pro-
fessional visitor in this vicinity We'd
nesday.
Frank Lathrop made a flying trip to
Ottumwa Friday.
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New York, where he was called by the
death OF his father couple Of weeks

New York, where he was called by the
death of his father a couple of weeks
ago.
Rev. Borg. pastor of the Swedish
Lutheran church, left today for st.
Louis to attend mission meeting.
Miss Cora Bell spent Sunday in AL
bla with relatives and friends.
Carl Squire, who was injured in a
wreck some time ago, has so far recov-
cred as to be able to come home, and
is spending few days with his par
ents in this city.
Sheriff Bess left last evening on a
business trip to Clarinda.
Lee Tacker of Abba is in the city
today for a visit with his father, ]. B.
Tacker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Swanson spent
Sunday in Lucas with Mrs. Swan.
sons mother.
Hon. H. B. Clayton of Indianola
arrived for an over-Sunday visit at the
home of his daughter, Mrs H. B. Stew
art.
Frank Tibbles of Derby was visiting
in the city Saturday with relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Hickume of Wayne
county was in the city Saturday for a
visit with old friends
Miss Ella Mart spent Sunday with
friends near Russell.
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returned from the home of her daugh-
ter with whom she has been spending
a few days in Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepherd, of Shep-
herd block, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
!. S. Wood Thursday
Charles Wood, of Court Hill, has
been spending some time with his
grandfather of Ormanville.
Guy Fitzgerald was transacting
business in Ottumwa Saturday.
The public sale at Mr.. TindelI's was
well attended Friday.
M. O'Brien made a flying trip to
Ottumwa Thursday.
There were services at the Mars
Hill chapel Sunday, conducted by Rev.
Seamster, of Milton.
James Courtney and j. B. Helm are
continuing to improve slowly
Frank Skinner was in Ottumwa Sat
urday.
S. z. Odenbaugh was calling at the
Courtney home Sunday.
James Taylor, of Sorghum Ridge, is
on the sick list.
Tom Pitcher, of Sorghum Ridge,h has
been under the weather the past few
days.
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looms to pay the expense. While ex-
erybody would like to have the street
lights, many prefer to carry lantern
rather than to have saloons.
Twin girls were born last week to
Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Vancleve, all do
ing well.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank holland have a
new 12-pound boy.
Joseph Yenger is very sick with
heart trouble and dropsy.
Mrs. Samuel Burton is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Finney are re-
joicing over the advent of a new girl
baby.
A. Baldock and wife of Qpincy, ILL.,,
are visiting relatives in Blakesburg.
DR.. Torrance was called to Bloom
field last week on case at law.
Harry Derby and Dollie Thayer
were married last Wednesday. The
many friends of this popular couple
wish them a joyous and happy we'd.
ded life.