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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-04
SHOT THRU THE HAND
Farmer Boy Near Pocahontas Receives
Discharge of Shotgun in Palm of
His Hand When Picking Up the

Special to Times Republican.
Pocahontas. Aug. 4.-The young son
of John Hotover. living four miles
northwest of this place was brought to
town yesterday for surgeons care,
having suffered 9, painful accident while
hunting in the stubble fields. AS he
was picking UP his loaded shot gun it
was accidentally discharged terribly
his hand.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-04
FarnhamviIle Has Hard Luck.

Farnhamvile, Aug. 4.-The business
firm of j. r. McCreary, jeweler, was
discontinued the first of the month by
the foreclosure of q chattel mortgage
on the stock and fixtures, held by j. 9.
Crissinger. Of this place. We do not
know the exact standing of the firm
only that the Liabilities somewhat cx-
coed the resources,
Owing to i'll health c. e. Wright, ed
itor of the F'arnhamville Index, has dis
continued that sheet, leaving the town
without a newspaper. This leaves an
opening for good hustler and one TOO
that the right person would do well TO
look up the situation with a view to
locating.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-04

a very interesting report of the lowe
state Sunday school convention, recent,
ly held at Des Moines, in the M. n
church yesterday morning and was az
Meservey in the evening.
a Mr.. Johnson is here, from liilnols
looking over the Jewellery stock OF y
j. Adams, with the intention OF pur-
chasing same If satisfactory.
The Thornton Grain & Coal Co. VIII
again open for business this week t.
r. Hapley is the able manager. The
Elevator has been closed for about three
months.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-04
HOSPITAL CORNER STONE LAID
franciscan Sisters Hospital Inausu.
rated Amid Fitting Ceremonies at


Special to Times Republican.
Carroll, Aug. 4.-The ceremonies OF
the laying of the corner stone of the
Franciscan Sisters hospital of this city
was conducted Sunday by Bishop Car
rigan, of Sioux City. Father F'ener-
stein from LeMars was present and de-
livered an address In German. Father
|O'Conner for many years priest of St.
Joseph's church of Carroll, was also
present.
The day, altho warm, was an ideal
day, and the ceremonies passed off
nicely without any Interruptions. The
people came from miles around, also
from neighboring towns to be in at
tendance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-04
SMALLPOX Patient Receivers.

Cedar Falls. August 4.-The Crahall
home on Clay street has been fumigat-
ed and the inmates released from small
box quarantine and the city is thus
rid of the disease once more. George
Coates was the young man afflicted
with the disease. No nurse could be
secured to care for him and an aunt
volunteerer and took care of the patient.
She has shown no signs of having con-
tracted the disease. The other members
of the family lived in the barn during
the young mans illness.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-04
A MASS OF CRIPPLED SHEEP.
Freight Wreck on Northwestern Dumps
Six Double Deck Cars of Sheep in

Freight WTeck on NORTHWESTERN Jumps
Six Double Deck Cars of Sheep in
Logan, Aug. An east bound
freight on the Northwestern was
wrecked about four miles east Of this
place Monday.
The first six cars and the engine had
passed small bridge in safety. Under
it the water vas rushing with great
velocity, caused by the heavy rain that
was falling at the time.
The weight Of the seventh car caused
the bridge to give way, and six double
deck cars, londed with 1,7e0 head OF
sheep, were piled in a shapeless mass
in the creek and at the side OF the
track.
Hundreds of sheep were Killed out
right and others We're badly crippled.
A wreckina. crew was soon on the
ground and began clearing away the
wreckage. But the tracks have been
blocked all day and all trains to ana
from the east have had to go via Ona-
wa. None OF the train crew was IN
jured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-04
vARslTYs ASSISTANT COACH.
Clyde Williams secured-Was Once
CAPTAIN and Star Player.

Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa City. August 4.-Hearts or loot
ball enthusiasts at Iowa City We're made
glad today, by the announcement or the
engagement of Clyde Williams, as as
sistant coach of the varsity eleven
Williams will be recalled as the former
captain and great star of the 5. u. i
eleven, and he will doubtless do the
Iowa team great deal of good. He
will report with Coach Chalmers at the
opening of preliminary training, about
September ].
Williams is now playing an infield
position with the league nine at Sioux
Falls.
A number of other alumni will join
Williams in the effort to develop the
Hawksye' team, but the other graduates
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-04
NEW FAN HATS.
Waterloo Woman Said to Have Hit
Upon New Fad.

Waterloo, August 4.-The ladies OF
this city by their ingenuity have uh-
earthed new device for head dress In
form of a decorated palm leaf fan. The
handle Is taken off, the edges bound
with velvet and the center decorated to
suit the tastes of the wearer. A paste
board is fastened underneath to receive
the hat pins. Several firms have Of
fered to furnish the fans free of charge
IL the ladies would wear them with an
advertisement printed thereon but up
to date no one has consented to act as
q walking bill board.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-04
A QUEER ACCIDENT.
Thumb Caught in Loop Of Halter Rope
and Torn of.

s'U1''0 0uU9's TT 60OP OF TTd1GeT NOPe
and Torn OF.
Special to Times Republican.
Creston, Aug. 4.-Lawrence Daniel
son. whose home is in Colorado but who
has been visiting; in Spaulding town
ship. lost his finger in peculiar man
ner yesterday. He had his horse tied
with loop, which was put thru hole
in post, and then tied. In untying
the horse he had just got the first loop
united when the horse became fright
ened and pulled back on the rope With
sufficient force to catch the finger in
the loop and force It against the post
In such n manner as to crush 1t so
badly that amputation was necessary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-04
Similar Case in Indian Territory.

Similar Case in Indian Territory.
Ramona, l. r., August A 2-year-
old child of Lee Montgomery, an Usage
farmer, was killed by a Plymouth Rock
rooster last week. The child was throw
ing sticks and pebbles at the bird. which
suddenly flew at Its baby tormenter and
drove it's spurs deep into the baby's
head, neck and back. The parents res
cued the child and started Immediately
to Cleveland for medical assistance
but before they reached town the baby
was dead from its wounds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-04

will only work from time to time, and
their labors will be gratuitous. Will
Jams will receive nominal salary
$3.50 and expenses.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-04
GAME COCK vIsCIoUs
Attacks -Year-oId Boy Near
Burlington and Nearly Kills Him
Tho Child May Lose His Eye Sight.

Special to Times Republican.
Burlington, August 4.-The five-year-
old son of Fred Stoermer was attacked
by a game cock this morning while
playing in the barn yard. The child
was so seriously injured that he may
die or lose his eye sight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

E.
Chicago. May B.-There We're private cables here
reporting IL likely that the French wheat duty OF
about SIC bushel would be reduced. This an
nouncement had the most to do with the broad
ening and advancing OF the market. Wheat closed
No to CSC higher July sold st 72ssc and at 73Ac
and closed 81 725sc: May closed 7ssc; September
at 7otc- The Southwest sent complaints Of fly IN
Kansas Manitoba complaining of dry weather.
California which has been talking dry weather for
week. is still without relief. THE Modern
Miller in its weekly crop summary, said that
there had been no change during the weeks
plants from Illinois. Indiana and Missouri, but
the prospects very favorable in the South
west Armour not much OF q factor. He was
supposed to be covering September wheat and
selling July, evening up spread. The Southwest
bought wheat here. Clearances were 495oo
bushels. and 4o97.eoo bushels for the week Argen-
tine shipments 20 900 bushels. English cables
up slightly: Paris OF trife. There vas some
business in low grade red winter wheat. 5000
bushels being sold The seaboard reported twenty
four carloads FOR export Private elevators are still
turning out contract wheat rapidly; ffty-two cars
out to-day.
There was an idea in the corn pit that Patten
was covering shorts. The futures closed &c to Ao
higher. July sold 4z5sc and at 1850, and closed
at {ssc; the May closed at 45lsc, September al
445sc Dry weather talk from Illinois had some in
nuence. Receipts 12s cars; the estimate for
tomorrow was 235 cars. Cash was &c higher
Shipping sales were 100 600 bushels. The Eastern
demand slow. Country offerings Of corn were
much larger. around 10000 bushels bought West
by the different elevator people. Cables were about
steady Argentine shipments 6e4o bushels.
It is expected that the contract corn stock Tuesday
will be less than 100000 bushels Weather condi-
lions favorable.
Patten was covering oats. The futures closed &c
10 &c higher. The May left of at S61sc the july
at ssc and the September at So1zc sellers, Patten
has been the leading short in oats and he has been
covering for several days Receipts were 80 cars;
the estimate for tomorrow, 1i5 cars. Cash oats
were nc higher. Shipping sales were 1900 busnels'
Dry weather talk from Illinois Influenced the cats
as well the trade.
Provisions firm. with everything closing
little higher-pork up Sc TO 10c. lard up DC to TIC
and ribs unchanged to &c higher. Hogs were &c 10
I0c higher. and there were only 5000 hogs West
compared with 7s go year. The market to-day
felt the buying OF yesterday by Armour SWIFT
and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
Notice of Summons.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT--NEW
~ York County-Henry H. Jackson. plaintiff, against
Patrick e O'Brfen. Selma OBrien his wife; George D.
Brown Lottie Kurzynsky. Joseph J. Meaney. Frank j.
TYLER Barnet Mason. Bernard McQuillan. Giuseppe
EloeL me RfsrefaI Alexander Kerr BeadIeston
JVoerZ a domestic corporaton Louis W Cohen. David
Greenfield Tice Monk Rand Drill Company. domestic
Tinted States Fidelity and Guaranty Co.. foreign
Corporation: John Murray, jeremiah Reid FREDERICK
Brandt Abraham sonken. a Alfred Smith. Everett
domestic corporation Charles Corbet theodore Coroett
and Henry Urquhart doing business under the name
Of COrbett and Company; H. P Read Lead works Inc
domestic corporations Green Ridge Lumber Company.
Foreign CORPORATION; Nathan Sa wilson Ellis Sa VIII
son Julius E. Woehe, Charles A Brulius. Alexander
Dorm John Kolb John Grennet, John stone. Mary
John Winkelrnau, John Campbell, Frank J. NC
Arde John Young Louis NeaT1an NARY z Ea11as: Joha
Summers MuEcarel. John Doe doins business as
butche-. MARY Doe, Jane Brown Richard Roe. Mary
smith the last twenty defendants being tenants OF the
premises described In the complaint, ana WnoSe ra
names are unknown to plaintiff, defendants To the
above named You hereby summoned 70
e1sNer the complaint this action. and to
twenty DAYS service OF this summons exclusive
Of the day service. and in case OF your failure 10
near or answer Judgment will be taken against you by
Gsfaulr for the relief demanded In the complaint
Dated January 18th 1905
Postofffce Address 106 Lexington Avenue, Borough
n Manhattan New York City
To the above named defendants. Patrick E O'Brten.
Selma OBrien his wife: Lottie kurzynsky Joseph J.
1IbIicarion pursuant order OF Honorable Samuel
Justice OF the Supreme Court Of the State
6iad with the complaint IN the office Of the Clerk OF the
County az New York the County Court House, in the
Borough Of Manhattan City and State Of New York,
~ mated New York April 18th 1903
e1gITTrl H JACKSON. Plaintiffs Attorney, log Lex
ington Avenue. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
Public Notice.

~ H ARNOLD & CO.-WHEREAs, /, THE
- undersigned only surviving partner OF H. Arnold
co firm formerly doing business IN the CITY OK New
yor and having business relations in foreign countries
am desirous continuing the SAID business uler 20
thereto Of deceased
srtner and personal representative new tner|
fs 40 hereby certify shall hereafter conduct %
f~arsc the said under the name G. H ArnoIa
/ have partnership IN said business
another or others; that true or real fuii name
Edward Walter Snyder. and that my possolce S
o u south William Street, Borough OF Manhattan ~
Of York -
hated New York May /. 1908.
STATE ~ New York County or New York. S.:
1905 before personally
Edward walter SNYDER. 10 me known and snow = ~
10 be the person described in and ho eXeeosa m ba
executed the same. - .. ,-a~v yn-s
(S) II ARNOLD. Notary a. 49,"
County. Term expires 30 March Duo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
,-Fm YORK STPREME COURT- COUNTY

~ Of New Yorl-Frank Adde'S Plaintiff against Maria
To.,Tes observation-disclosures the above named de-
ST9arf: You are hereby summoned 20 answer the
Iaint In this action and copy OF answer
" 1fantif's Attorney within twenty days after
ce Of this exclusive Of the day OF service
So n case OF your failure appear answer. Judg
Inent win be against By default for the RELIEF
demanded In the complaint
DATED March 7th 1903
IT CHANNON PRESS. Plaintiffs Attorney. once and
- post Or1ce Address No 10 Wall Street Borough %
Manhattan, New York CIV.
Narfa Jacoues Defendant: Madam: Tbs foregoing
summons served upon you BY puocation pursuant 70
a. crder OF Hon Samuel reenbaum, Justice OF tia Su
meme Court State Of New York. dated the 2sth
dav OF 1903 and filed with the complaint In the
o4ice Of the Clerk County OF New York. at ths
County Court House. IN ths City OF New York Borough
~ Nsnhattan, on the Both day Of March. 1913
Dated New York March Both. 1903. Yours. &C..
IT CIFIANNON PRESS Plaintiffs Attorney, 10 Wall
- Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
Citations,
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
l. YORK by the Grace Of God Free and Independent.
Josephine H. Russell Eleanor Russell Josephine Rus
ell Marie L. Russell, Cornea II. Hughes, Henry IL
Hughes b. Hilton, Hattie X Hilton. Helen HUI
z. Hilton, tr. Vincent h hilton Edward q
Hilton, Dorothy ". Hilton, Ellen D Hilton, Edna f.
Hilton Joseph Sarxay administrator with the Will
annexed Of Agnes s. Hilton. deceased: James Hilton
general guardian Of Of Helen Hilton, Albert
= Hilton jr and K Hilton. E Francis Hyde,
guardian OF the estates of Ellen d Hilton
and Edna F Hilton and all persons interested IN the
Hilton, late Of the County OF New YORK
deceased creditors, egatees, next OF kin or oherws
You and each OF you are hereby clteo
and required personally and before our Sur
Court OF County held at the County Court House
in the County OF York the SOth day OF June,
1908 at past In the forenoon OF that day then
judicial settlement OF the account
of proceedings Russell and Edward D. Harris.
executors trustees under the last viii and tesla
ment deceased and such Of you as are hereby
ted the Of twenty-one years are re-
CURED appear guardian If you have one or II
YOU have none appear and appl- for one 70 De ap
neglect failure to do
guardian viii be appointed by the surrogate 70 repre-
sent and act for you the proceeding.
In testimony whereof have caused the seal OF the
Surrogatcs Court of the said County OF New
be hereunto affixed Witness. Hon
II. ST FRANK T. FTTZGERALD. a Surrogate OF
said County. at the County Of New York;
the day of May. the year of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and three
]. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk of Surrogates' Court
JAMES s. DARCY. Attorney for Executors ESQ Broad
way. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16

- New York-TriaI desired In the County Of New York
Plaintiff. against Mary Hopeton
ana Robert Smith. Defendants Amended Summons TO
sf,ov1e Defendants and You
hereby summarized to answer the amended complaint
action and 10 copy OF on the
ints Attorney within twenty days the service
~ hls summons exclusive OF the day or services
So vour will
he taken against you BY default for the relief demanded
IN complaint
Dated March 20. 1908. HENRY BRILL.
Attorney. once and Post Once Address.
200 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York
CITY. Y.
Te ne defendant Mary Hopeon Smith: The foregoing
amended summons Is served upon you by publication.
r,ursusnr 10 an order % Hon. James A Blanchard
TIstce OF the Supreme Court Of York.
dated the day Of April. 1903. and fled with tho
amended complaint in the oce Of the Clerk OF the County
ofNe York. in said State
Dated Ap II IT. 1903 HENRY BRILL
Plain ffrs Attorney 20 Broadway. New York. " t.
Borough u Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16

pvERTIsEsIE0Ts ana sHs-eripeons for The Tr0uns
y p Uptown once.
u. LIT BROADWAY.
viii be received the following nranch
until o'clock . viz
254 Sth-ave.. e. cor. 23d-st 1913 Gth-aye., cor
tween It'll and sth yes West f25fh-st-s LBS
sd-ave.. between 18th and 77tn 1.o26 3d-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16

~ New York-TriaI desired IN the County OF New
vor Isidor Carl Istei PLAINTIFF Hopston Drake
Aterbury Mary Hopeton Smith and Robert g. Smith.
11sfsrdants To the above named
PENDANTS each OF them: You are hereby summoned
- srs-er the amended complaint this action and
$50 copv Of your Plaintiffs Attorney
i+hi venty days after the service OF this
,ta Of the day OF and OF failure
- anesr or answer Judgment will against you
default. for the rstIef demanded IN
Dated March 20. 1903. HENRY BRILL
Office and Post Ofce Address. No 20
broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
Y.
amended summons is served by publication.
James 4 Blanchard a
ITs+ra q the Supreme OF the State OF New-Yorl
4stef the 18th day u April 1903. and fled with
1-,ende4 complaint In the ofice Of the Clerk the
SeC1rn+v OF New-york. in said State
Dated. k2rn II. 1908 HENRY BRILL
borough Of Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York, foot Barclay and Christopher Sta
1870 A M.-For Binshamton and Syracuse
5000 A M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST. LoalA
p. M.-For Buffalo Chicago.
taco P. M.-For Scranton and plymouth
IS P. M.-FoT Buffalo and Chicago
as p. M.-Utica. Oswego Ithaca Buffalo.
90 90 A. M-For Chicago-Sleepers open P. N.
Tickets q 429 1873 Broadway n. z: s3S BClton
IT,. Brooklyn. .Dally. fExcept sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16

l. Abner c Thc-aas a Surrogate Of tne County OF Ne"
York Notice given 10 all persons having eis ms
against Rosa!ie Segman late OF the County OF New
YORK deceased 10 present the with vouchers thereof
70 the subscribers their place OF trarsacti+g business
No 1872 Nassau IN The City OF New 1oFK OF OF
before the 2sth day Of August next -
DaIe3 New yorK the 18th day OF February 1908.
SAMUEL sTRASBOURGET2. CIEME " NE MEftZ-
pkCFI RIOS ALE EPSTEIN. Executors.
sTRASBOURGER. WE'LL ESCEW teliE & sCEALLEtt,
Executors 1872 ct. N Y. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
Financial Meetings.

THE MUTUAL. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
32 Nassau St. York May IA, 1903.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR TRUSTEES
Of this Company viii be held at its Of1ces as above
pursuant to its charter Monday. June i, 1908.
The polls will at Il o'clock noon and close at
CLOCK + A. WILLIAM J. EAsToN Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16

aboe- Z Tboro- Surrog II County OF New
York Notice IS hereby all having claims
srairst George late of the COUNTY Ne"
York present the san WITH vouchers tnee
~ 10 the Subscriber place Of ransacting business
The Office Of attorneys No l0C William Street. IN The
Borough of Manhattan. City OF New -erh on or eelote
day II August. 1903. next
Dated New York the path day o. febrlary lJys
HTTCHINGs & PALLIsER Attys ior E1ecrtElN' No.
100 William Street. New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
HANSEN. HERMANN jim PURSUANCE

OF Of Hon. Frank T Fitzgerald SaTrogat ave
County OF New York notice Is hereoy gNen e.
persons having claims against Hermann J. Hansen ite
OF the County New York deceased. TO present me
same with thereof TO the subscribers al tslt
place trensactiog business No 415 broadway IN the
Borough of Manhattan the City Of New York. on or
before the 10th dav Of June; next Dated. New YORK
Of December. 1902 -...x
FRANCIS G. HANSEN. FRITZ HILL EWALD Mum
Administrators. &C
MATTHEW n FULLY Attorney Administrators. AIS
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. the City Of Ne"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
READING SYSTEM

READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. X
Liberty Street and south Ferry Cline from south
Ferry Ave minutes earlier than shown oeio"I
FsSToy BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
WATCH CHI Nh-z4-O0 G-15 Easton only) 80 a II
I20 40 500 Gas Easton only p n sundays zt-'
a n 4, ~ ~ Ana, M AND sCRANToS-z40o. eio
T. AK E:XGOD. IAKEHURST, TOMS RIVER AND
RXRNFG AT-z4OO o. q m. L3O $50 z4-lO Las -
wood and Iakehurst Oniyl. 500 ,. m Sundays. 100S
kx1TC CITY-+a.4O a. m. +3-40 ?. m
VISFIAND AND BRID6ETON-tzAOo n n fLS'
NJ: RRANCH AsBURY PARK, OCEAy
AGRoyE POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHOHb
P0INTs-z4O0. $50. 11S0 a m, = -. SSS go p H.
sr1Tavs except Ocean Grove. 600 a. m 400 p Y. ~,
PHIIADELPHIA (READING TEEALSxSasA53o-z. - "a
a az - 60 TACO s40o 800 1900. fTSo $500 D ms
sl7f 1 ne CHESTNUT sTREETs-SA25 $50. '1osa.
I'll 80 a. m. s1Oo ts3.4o~ 800 -t-Oo Ta-S p m.
mr. aRrYG HARRISBURG. POTrSyILLE ANn
WIIII 400, Z43, fsoo iTscIS 1eo.s
II 10 m Reading Onlyl. slo It.l@h 800 p N.
Psos,11 PottsvfIs Harrisburg only. fAOo. 800
pxny HOOK RoUTE-Froa foot q Rector Street,.
PIE Atlantic Highlands Seaorght Monmouth Seaen.
Fr Ibert1 Street only sDay. tDaily except suns
ssv sSunday only. 4Parlor cars only VIA 4anaduA
Liberty St. Ferry Ferry Houssx
itno Sa,1ars west I25th St 27S West 125sa
G. OAK coluTabus New York: Court St ga SO
pS-ito1 FrookIyr 800 Broadway. Williamsburg S-r
Yo- transfer Co for and checks baggage TO ces-
tination. prarER c. NJ BURT.
v" va PTss and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r Ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
Department Of the Interior, ONCE Of indian Affairs
ndorsed proposals blankets. WOODEN and cotton
goods clothing ETC. the be, and directed to
t ConmIss0ner OF Indian Affairs. Nos 119121 Wooster
street New York City. win be received until o'clock
Tuesday 1903. for furnishing for the Indian
Service blankets wooden and cotton goods clothing no
rfons hats and be made Govern
ent blanks Schedules giving ell information
for bidders will furnished application TO the Indian
ONCE D. c.: the U. g. Indian warehouses,
Iie-i21 wooster street. New York City; 26526T South
Canal street Chicago Ill; SIS Howard street. Omaha,
Nebr: South Seventh street ST. Louis Mo- the Com
of s. A, Cheyenne Wyo..
and ST. Paul MINI Quarternaster U. s A.. Seattle
Wash; the postmasters Sioux City, Tucson Portland
Suolane and Tacoma: the Manufacturers and Pro
ducers' Association Of California San Francisco Cal
opened the hour and days above stated.
invited to be present at the opening
The Department reserves the right 70 determine the
reject and all BIDS or any
part CT any bid. w A JONES. Commissioner.