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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
OTHER MARKETS.
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Caicago Feb. Catte-Recelpts LOCO head. active.
medium 81 2sS4 So stockess and feeders So 35dS4
49dS4 So hetfer s2g$i rs: 81 40GS2 So
bulls S2S4 rs: calves So 5G@ 81 65 Texas fed steers
50 50aS4 p. HogsRccetpts. o. 900 head; morrow,
LOST mixed ard butchers SO 9o8Sf -; coed
81 256fS7 so; rough heavy. So e5GST Is
light. 81 50GST bulk Of sales. ST@s7 30 Sneep-Fle-
ceips. 1900 head sheep opened strong closed weaA
wethers s1qS5 TO- fair 10 ehoce mixed $685.; native
lambs, s. 1887
Cincinnati. o.. Feb. 2o-Hogz-Stsady. higher. IS 909
s. cattle steady s2gsi 60 sheep active higher $50
IS Is. lambs active, higher. $3.50 90
East Buffalo. Feb. observation-disclosures light steady
veals-R4cepts. e7s head. strong 25e higher. tops
So 5G9sle: common 70 good SIS 5O@So Hogs-Recepts
81 60; mixed 81 50SE 30. porkers 81 So pigs 81 35l
81 as. roughs. Sc 25s6 co. stays So @51S5 e. Sheep
and ambe--Reezipts 1880 head active 15Q25c higher;
lambs s. ioas y eqs 70 soOa 81 soS yssr!ings
euls good 81 251S4 90
East Liberty Psan Feb. 2o.-csttle-stsady. choice.
1898 Is prime. Sd SoGs5 To- coed 81 4oG$l s. Hogs
Active. prime heavies ana mediums. So 3oGS7 3S
heavy Workers s. a5Gs7 So light Workers 81 aoas7 IS
pigs 81 1887 3: roughs. $ 5oets7 sheep-steady;
choics lambs, So 505S6 Go. veal calves. IS 50aSg
Kansas CITY Feb observation-disclosures 29O0 natives.
$50 Texans 80 natives Fat cattle steady
heifers steady lower stoekers and feeders
steady quarantine slow choice expert and dressed
beef 81 50aS5 good So 409S4 50; stock
feeders 81 25dsi 40 Western fed g 900
So and indian $40 "a, Texas cows 81 cog
s. 25 native s29Si o., native heifers 81 25s4 .
Gamers si1S2 % bulls So 25aS4 -; calves 81 auS6
HossRsceipIs 1000 mead market opousd strong @ sc
higher closed tops 81 p; bulk OF safes SGs7 Is
heavy 81 0qsT 20 mixed packers SIS e5aST i2s light
70ds7 o5: Workers. 50 95aS7 o8; pigs. s. s58s5 go
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Z contract prices n the local market vas

spot steady. with quotations unchanged
IN the mdGling upland and 1880 foT
HlodliuR GuL safes amounted 70 l773 bales Southern
300 autographed follows: NeWfreafls
fsnl tvne- ST 11-T6c. Gales 2o0 bales, Mobile
rT1n iG= higher. a1sc5 sales, lo5 baies saFanilah
I'm, ~ at sales gi2 bales. CHARLESTON
sTa sc go. Win ngton Arm unchanged ~
s1c Norfolk higher. sac szieS 4@Hs bales
e'iTsre nominal ic hiCner AZ l9c AaElsta steaos'
- higher 662 bales, Galveston firm IN
changed a. azc. saies SIS Louis firm. asc
sheT eascs 200 Baee- Estimated receipts al
compared WITH GOA bales actual last week snd $50
e. -cT rhe cs- EeaC ego. Al Houston Tor
to-nlrroV- g POO expected compared
Yin e1si hsl@s ard e.sa0 bsles year az
tssgesson expects 1000 bales in contrast Th
tl2B hse actual for corresponding csy last week
snd 5.s15 5sies last year.
Reosips cotton AZ the ports TO-DAY for the week
et compared toJsls week previous ana OF
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READING SYSTEM

liberty stree. and South Ferry urns from South
Ferry five minutes earler1-
EAsT0N, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNK-z4O0 ais Easton only). slo
NJ. &c. 40 500 5-45 Easton only NJ Sun
WILkEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-[t % go
I-NKEWoOD. LAKEHURsT: TONS RIVER AND
BARNEG AT-Za ~. $40 a NJ I3o g 20, 40 Lake.
wood Lakehurst only 500 ks 30 Lakewood only
N. Sundays. 70 90 A. NJ
ATLANTIC CITY-+a4 80 A. NJ, 81 % P 81.
VfNELAND IND BRIDGETON-4z4 90 A II. III 80
Long RRANCH, AsBURY PARS OCEAN
F.. POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
POINTS, 90. $50. II 80 A ~ AS 3 30 $50 NJ
sandays e-eept c,ceaI, .ress = % A d; %Co
- 90 90 90 10 tI1.oo NJ. rI2Oo. a. 90.
81 80 t3 90. 400 IS 90 70 90 tT3o. 500 P NJ
50 Is Ndt -.
PATH AND CHESTNUT STREET.-THE .. 1870. 1000
I'll 30 NJ. 100 $3.50 800 TOO. 1875 P b..
'I215 Mdt
READING. HARRISBURG. PoTTsvlLLE AND
wILLIAsESPORT-ll4o 90. "a .. $500. ittsl0 1000.
A NJ. Reading only. tf1.oo 10 TO P: "A
Pleading. PottsvtIs and Harrisburg only. taco $500
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.

Liverpool Feb. 20 m-Cotton. spot-Goee i Sqsi-
fair 3 81: good middling 556 madlng 5ss; low mid
dug good ordinary STA. ordinary, 3t@ The sales
of loco bales, % which 1900 were Tor
speculation and export ana Included II SEQ American
Receipts bales. including r. 100 American Futures
opened drm and closed barely steady American
< o February. 3 zZGs5 20 February and Aarch. S--9
s3 March and Arril s.22a5 %. April ard May. SEA:
May and June .5d5 20 and July. 626. July and
August 5 and September. ai3Ablt. septent-
and October. $50 October and November aSSGA"s
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ne Irr'
~ i-= u -

,I7Tps- T. eav was another active excited DAY
cotton q liquidation and
.uI isrrsse Tie opening firm advance q
g r. -ai-rs under re7sved GOVERNS response
NeH York opening being Sc 10 points
1Err- while spot reported in good
Liverpool statistics also mad iuIsh showing and
VILE considerable liquidation the loce market
--1t- Iel-1 h'-t- -LlIH-5
demand from shorts and
Irof- taking Tes continued On A. active scale. Whife
7 az" aPE@-1 % u ssl-s le- le slrt ecto-tl, 81
r-e -hr ts- sfter prolonged al advance reaction
Tss mere han reasonable. while II was also con
siose1 hat ne cGus interests ere ea Eorlns U IN
-na6 The weakness fe n the Newrlesns marke;,
market Liverpool also became easier closing
narel- steady 81 6szG 10 points The re
rers which originally estimated ?. 90 bales
tgr TIE also zeedsd expectations footing ID 2 91
hses rno--ow--s leading points
7e9re6 aszppoir5ing bulls. selling the
broke sIl4 points the active months The
si-H- fg,-eS were slightly above o5pu a. estimates.
the trade had formed definite
ornious result Of nc unsettled weather and The
hcFs-er oT by belsted
sao--s market 6nav barely STEADY ct net
-. - - 10 tIo.ss. ~ 9Ge
ples represented -ea'll2n non re io~tsl OF go
pcrlE cTriors Total sales futures testi
rsiso' 10000 bales The weekly movement hguTes ss
ne - Superintendent King, with the usual com
ps-lsors a-e fpNovs- Port receipts l4'o5l hales
sEanst 1s2 lo4 t71e5 as overland TO mills and
tsna1a 1864 bales ageinst H41a last year Slther1
nil raEflFS estimated s. 60 bales. ass7s{ +44 lsst
interior - 34S bses, against
81 brcugtr into slEn for The week ls4 eS
o. last Total for
f7o receipts 642i n3 bales against e97 ss3
year mills Canada $40 1913 bales,
mated :. - l25 last year. stock
- interior towns n excess n seDteToer 2sZo bales
.fl bales sf62 $50 year. The
tos crop is for 10 DAYS this year. against la
1fts ssst year.
Ts arg q contract prices the local market
a. f0ii7Es
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Cash quotations as follows: Flour steady; No 2
spring 1870; No g. = 1zc No red f41sa I4c
No corn. 45 l=c: No yellow. 451:SI no eats sac
barley 475c: choice mating: 41G54c No fax
seed. No Northwestern, 81 10; prime timothy
seed 81 clever grade Si1 90; mess pork
GS17 so lard. loo H. - 99ss Co. short
ribes sides Goosep 50 3Oa$9 90 dry sailed shoulders
Cboxed,. IS 12zGSs % short clear sides 6oxed) 81 g
50 SIN Whiskey basis Of high wines. 81 30 on the
Produce today the butter market was firm
creameries 1sfI27e diaries 1925 Eggs easy at mark
cases included I5is915&c- Cheese steady. 1ZA=gl3=e
Duluth Feb. 20 - Close: Wheat.Cash No 1
hard 77asc: ! Northern. 75@sc; No 2 Northern.
74ssc May ~ Sc July, III Oats-May 55c
milwaukee Feb. %. Close: Wheat firm; No
l Northern. 79s4c. No. Northern. -s1ttIgac, Nay.
rise sellers. Rye steady: No ! 5l,sg522se Barley
steady. No =, Glci sample, tJa0"C- NuiA'iaSf 80
bid
Aiiuneapos Feb 2O.-Cose Wheat-May. 76lzcs on
track / TS1zc; No ] Northern 4ttse; 70
Northern 6.G76l. Fl0ur-F'irst patents - 91t4$+:
second patents $ss5aS3 30: n-st cears g So second
clears s. 100 s.. %. Bran in bulk s15G$lo29
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 20-Wheat duh. but steady.
trace grade February 7sl2 80 Corn quiet but STEADY;
oats unehaugz a: white clipped sStac- Butter arm
aud prints Ic higher: Western creamery sc do
nearby prints soc. Eggs weak and l. lower; fresh
nearby and Western 1Sc the mark DO Southwestern
STEADY: New-Ycrk full prime small LAG 414c;
a. fa!r 10 good. tSisp13%e; do pine. large.
lac do fair 70 goad 13i4&Is3c Recei2tsFlour. 500
bIs and $50 n IN sacks; corn = GOO push cats,
Il 600 bush Superintendent 500 oushi cora $4,000
uushs oats 5000 bush.
- fz4se- juiv TiisaTik. No. hard T1qT11s Germ
No cash ale. May. II sc, July 4lsse Oats nrfner
No cash SEC nominal May 80 7sc' july, 5l1 n0E1l-
nal; No. white. Ssc
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NAVAL STORES.

The markt fcr spirits turpentire remained dull with
prices somewhat uncertain. and the quoted
asked Bids Of shade under would probably be accepted
Rosn was firm and fairly active former prices Tar
held firm We quote
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-OiI and machine barrels So.
G66stc asked.
TAR-Pine bbls 50 20; bbis 81 SoGs4 20.
RDSlN-Comnon good strained. 81 % D and E,
g 30; + 81 So G. 81 40: H, 81 80 / So 20qS3 % K.
s. sos NJ, 50 SOaSS 80 y. 81 " c. s. %: " ". 81 60
STOCK ON HAND.
Splr1ts turpentine 26s bos
savannah Feb. Io--Turpentine firm 65c; receipts IS
bills sales "a Rosiu firm: receipts. Ie25 bbls sales
2043. exports. 1872. Quoted: \. B. {. D. E F. 50. G.
81 70; H 50 40 50 So; K. So 20. NJ. SO y SO 60;
Charleston. Fen. 20--Turpentne firm. 64i2c- Rosin
firm: y r. G. D. E. F 80: q, So II, 3 81: 81 so.
K. So l5 NJ. So 80: y, 50 30 " G, So 80. " W 81 20
Wilmington Feb. 2o.-Spirtts turpentue 65c;
ceipts, casks Rosin firm. 81 receipts Pa bbs
Crude turpeptine firm 50 4Od$i; receipts. - bbs Tar
firm. 81 Do receipts. SIS bbls.
London. Feb -Turpentine Spirits. 1otzI. Rosin
American strained, 6s fine. los.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIHORE AND WAsHINGTON-Tsso.
Ndt.
day sSuncay only tParIor only. iVia Tanaqua
xSaturdays
ofces: Liberty 81 Ferry. South Ferry Aston House
800 354 RroaCway. 1s2 5th Ave q Union
Square West l53 East l25h ST 273 25th St. 2+5
Columbus Ave. York: Court St. 344 $50 Fulton
g Brookvn: Broadway WILLIAMSBURG New YORK
calls for and checks baggage to destination
g PESLER. c "
vice-Presdent & General Pass'r Agent
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD

u
STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TwENTT-THRD STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS
Il The leaving time from Deshrosses anu
Corsinndt Streets IL five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted
and Dining Car New YORK to PitisburE Sleeping Car
g4SG 9sf = s9as4;a = saS si:ssspe
@ sisepi6E 6Hins sh5ans and
2R Gafi E2s Sssso g. louis
nSs GIc1Go L6TIs EXP 8giss.ss7
obs s P Sc fhef n0 s. F9gIs PsnnF
JTndianapolis; Louisville St LOUIS, Dining Car For
SIS p. VI. WESTERN ExPREss1--For Chicago For
s W. .'eP PAs sfFq5a{ ExPR Pigs pttsOu ara
eheaso For Kna1vie daily VIA shsn9 s,Tsg
s'es - e W. cLEvE1ANP AND cIS m rSnci5nati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
s s,S SIS $50! SIS Gr5os Ca oIo 50 rs a Carr
a m i25s pnins car 70 Sbesrdsses ana cortisadt
and Dining Cars y ininr Car a2s Dining Gar,
So fBin n4E Can Gar az anr ~ ce 40 nsn T. D
n aT q 20 sonsffssiG T LII d ninns Car ass
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-EEpTsss s2s as P n z z 70 iS
m CDeshrczses and cOr-ands Streets - 20 p M
APLA NJ ds7 COAST 5+is 10 "a %, f4
shRot 'F Rn ar FINE INE Rarwa4Express
weekdays Nail I21O night daily -seaboard F1or'oa
Limited y IS o. m. daily
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAF--Por heHlD"'
c AIS Hs&1TelP' oai6 RAw eay n week
FoR RSo OLD @d P OF coMFoRT and NoRFoIKL75,
weekdays and SIS p daily. L..
ATLANTIC CITY.-95s a m and 255 D N 'FeeAlas-s
Sundays 7.55 A. Through Vestibuled Trans b1Iiet
Paror Cars and Standard Coaches week-dSays
Tor Smoking car Parlor Cars Dining Car ard Sanc4ru
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-T255 2. m caek-days
For points Long Branch Railroad "
West Tweny-third StasfOn). IS m L -
3 - 4s5 weekdays sundays -
SIS from Desbrosse= and Cortiar1ft Streets
200 a 1890 2 40 10 and I1S0 O. H. ~seh--aSS-
Sundays. e.45 a Is D.
FOR PHILADELPHIA-
80 CDesbrossez CortIu1dt Streets s2n. % t9o
S25 SIS. - Li-7fte5D 70 70 F'e.orosses
and COTtandt Streets 10 2M Dining Car u.99 ON
ing carr. 81 Dining Car. lo tL'Ining
Car 10 CDesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets -Z9 ! 30
Z p Dining Can. 3 so %. = Dining ar 80 'Al-
ing Car $50 DIN carr. 7.E5 s25. $50. 80 D m
u 10 night T5a Dining Car. no ceaehesl
g % SIS 9.55 Limited s55. f055 Dining arr a.. H.
1885 Dining Carr Dining carr. g. Is ()ntag car,
955 Is Dining Carp. ass Coring can 9-SS 'Dlhlns
Carr. T55. s25. SIS 9-25 . Il 10 night 90.
Ticket and Pei Broadway: 1s-
Goth ST.: House. West Twenty thtrt srTest
stations Desbrosses and Cor-iandt
$50 Fulton Street 90 Brohdway
Pennsylvania Annex Station BROOKLYN: sta tfon
Jersey City The New York Transfer Company VII ca
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
Telephone s4 eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service.
W. W. ATTFPBTFY- j. R WOOD.
Agent
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sheep-Receipts.- 5000 head; market steady; native
lambs sass 65- fanbs IS s5GS5 TO- fed
81 1898 native ethers 50 50qS5 Western wehers.
So i00S5 20. s5ockers and feeders, s. 5OGS3 s.
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rsss5. exchange receipts J2ooa cleared
Tnrez SsafAs. 100 cleared or Europe.
bags- stool $4,000 hays 'oTee market
quiet Ro1d Santos. receipts $1,000 bags
it1o dz-,. STOCK Gas begs Hamburg coffee
oQens5 pa lower 30 net "a q prs
seu4 600 Hazre-CcTee market opened
o--iv sssadv December sa6 Jenusrv advanced = franc
others rnrhsnze5. - n unchanged. : barely
~s6E c-oaaHs=d. $50 unchanged total ssies,
90
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pubIir NotlrEs.
UBLIC NOTICE


The City Of New York ofaee Of ths City Cierk
civ HaI. New YOrk February 2 1893
THE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY HAVING
nlsd its petition application in writing 70 TIE
day December. 1862 for its consent 70
ard grant privilege and franchise % iaS
double tracks upon and
across Thirteenth in the Borough OF A1nattaa
The CITY OF New York. between TWenty-sishtn and
twenty from the foat now OF neTeatJer
he constructed bulkhesd TO the property on ne
sasfs-iv side OF Thirteenth between Twenty
eighth ana Tventv-nnth streets that cars or SAID
COMPANY can be transferred between said
property ard said float 49, -
Now therefore pursuant the direction given by reso-
Iu-an Of said Board Aldermen Of The City % View
York which was adopted th- Srd day OF FEBRUARY
1908 approved His Honor the Mayor OF the said
Crv on the 9th February. 1903 public notice OF
anpIicaor - that the Chamber OF
ne Road OF Aldermen the City Hall. In the Borough
ofN anbattan = The city Of New York. on the 2Ith
Say OF February o'clock IN the afternoon such
arucatfou q railroad company VIII be
co-si5ered a cubic heaTinE had thereon
Interested in said application are invited
be at aforesaid at which
tire arr place opportunity VIII BE- given them O %
bsa- n relation thereto J SCULLY. CITY Clerk
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The STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Feb 2o-Flour firm. wheat-spring weak;
hard 9oc asked for carloads: winter. nominal:
No l white soc: No . red soc. Corn strong, No
yellow 51i4q5135c; No corn. @ta51c Oats firm:
5ea63c arrive. 54q63c- Rye-No. 1. in store 5e1ac
asked
chicago. Feb 2o-Ths leading futures ranged as fol
lows:
Wheat Ne ?. Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing
NAY -........7 7aa77is I7s 771sa77s I5ss
July -.------..-131s4I4 "a 80 fSs
Corn. No. >
February -
Nav .-.....--.- 45i2 645A sja 45@s 49, d454&
July ..........44 q44ls 44sa44i. ~ 4+Sai4s
Oats. No. 2.
February -
May -.........- 357s c57sa36 35S S5s
July .323. 1327s 32Ts 2lzG32s as. Q32s
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WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.

GSsw York Central & Hudson River R. r. Lessee
Trains leave F-aukin y YORK. as Lcl-
lows, and Is min later foot Of West s2d St. n r.
ITO A. M-For intermediate Points Albany.
I'll 2J a. ND Saratoga and Mohawk Express
leo P M-ChicaEo Express
q . P. M-C0nt Lin for Detroit. Chi s. Louis
T345 P M-f2l For Hudson River points and Albany
$500 p. M-For Povh.. Buffalo Cleveid 3 CHICAGO
f7-45 P. M-For Roch- Buffalo. Detroit and 81 Louis
els P Mot Svrs-. Rach. Niagara Falls bet & chi
Daily +Daiy except sunday Leaves Brooklyn Annex:
City. P. r. p Sta IN III 20 A. NJ. 81 +3 81 P N.
Tfue tables principal hotels and Offices Rsgsass
checked from hotel residence by Westcott Express
A. II SMITH. C z. LAMBERT
SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger
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sxcllsnIe

''iIuh eNrhsnLe speriI LiNerpcoI rahIes.-eTot
cotton. good demand; sales. 12cco bales; specua
ton and 1o.oQ0. 900;
American, rnid 5-3ss-
excited irregular higher CLOSED barely
steady slzG1I points higher. February. February
March March prfl s. 2~B2Sd. Aprii-May. 24d;
May-JuHe. 25a5 2tds June July. 2Sd Juiy-AuRist.
525d: AIgus;ep-erber. 1873 I'd; SepteHaberoctober,
4s6d, snlber Gao Sad Northumberland
firm prices asked check business Clohs-Buyers
hold
Comparative cotton statement for the ending Fri
February - Bales.
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THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
DETpA PT1fTNT OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS.
No $50 BROADWAY STEWART EC!LEINe5.,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN As RE-
~ oured BY me Greater New YORK. Charter that 80
cooks called Record q th- Assessed Naua-
Fstst@ - IRE FfcorFhS - Wan
D-slnz TAe CIV ~ To-s WIZ ~ ren or exsnni1a
ton ami ~ second NoacAy o. January anu
uili- remain urtN the COL.
rfr1e rrat - pucitc n
scerf-- app-sti.n may rrade oy person OF cr
asgTievef ~ ire aSseSSed valia
tfon - real ar pesonqt hsve tAe sam
10 re Rorou~a o. Msa5at-sn. az the main oce o. -
r1snsytTerr Of Taxes ~ 8raad" a.
n re BcrtuEh ~ Bronx ire once or TIE Re
rarfe-t auutrirai uiding One Hundred aHc seventy
In the RorouES brooklyn onc~ Of tas Depart
men MuniCipal Builctng -
uent Racket HuGinE Jackson Avenue and una street
IT. rs RSr1S Of Richmond ofce % IRE Depart
r1ert Masonic Building. Stariston
Corporations in a. he BarousnS rnst nass appNca
,,os niv al the NAN Borough OF Naahasn
IN the assesses
soraI estate made the assessed az ns
Sa 81 the Department the Borough where such per
s so II RE CIV OF New YORK az ire once q
Tzoarent cf the place q business
fs located between the hours % 10 A NJ and = NJ
EXCEPT Saturday ar applications must De mads
JAMES I. WELLS President.
WILLIAM 8 f1lfiSNf-l-E@
GEORGE GILLESPIE
SAMUEL. STR NSrsOU RtiER.
rr-FT-S r. SCOTT
Commissioners % Taxes and Assessments
a EMBELLISHMENTS ard sanscrfDtions Tor tribune
~ reserved at he U1tct<r Once.
NO. I.3G4 BROADWAY.
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a ADVERTISEMENTS ard subscriptions The Tribune
y re.,Ivet Al the r U9tcVTn Once.
No. I,3Ol BROADWAY.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-10
COFFEE HEART
Barred by Life Insurance Cos.

Coffee directly affects the heart and
many Life Insurance Companies now re-
cognize Coffee Heart" as a well defined
disease and refuse insurance to those suf-
fering from this trouble
Leaving off coffee and drinking Postum
Food Coffee regularly in its place quickly
remedies this and puts the heart normal
healthy and steady again.
Il was examined for membership IN the
.'Woodmen of the World about year
ago and the examining physician told me
that / had Coffee Heart due to coffee
drinking and told me that | would have
to stop or he could not answer for re-
suits He said l would no doubt find 1t
difficult to quit the use OF coffee unless
| drank well boiled Postum Food Coffee
in it's place and recommended Postum to
me which he said would not only aid me
to give up the coffee habit but would
greatly help my health. My pulse regis
tered over a hundred beats Il minute and
| was not admitted to membership IN the
Order, but my application was held open
for three weeks.
II began the use of Postum according
to the doctors directions and was highly
pleased with it and liked it better than
the best of coffee. After three or four
days the beating of my pulse began to
diminish and at the end of three weeks it
was normal and my application and ex-
animation papers were again sent to the
Sovereign Physician of the Woodmen at
Omaha with the result that l received my
policy.
Hundreds of people have l heard re
mark o there's no harm in coffee Now
| never dreamed the use of it was affect
ing me in the least and consider myself
lucky that | underwent this examination
just when 1 did and found out the truth
about coffee from this physician. l be
heve that even when coffee is not sus-
pected 1T Is always doing ill and will in
time hurt the strongest constitution
Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek
Mich.
Look in each package for copy of the
famous little book, "The Road to Well
yile.''
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double entry books of all the business of
the county lii such manner that the
sources OF income of the county general
fund and all special funds shall be plainly
Indicated and the state of such accounts
at all times be ascertainable by inspec-
ton of the books That upon said books
there be KEPT a separate account with
all officers and departments of the coun-
ty. which shall show the expenditures OF
all county moneys and separate the ex-
penscs of each department.
The people of Raleigh will not approve
the action of the commissioners. The
public schools are dearer to them than
any function of government. There is need
of more money to increase the efficiency
OF the public schools, and for the pro-
tests to eventuate in a blow to Raleigh S
public school system, is lame and i'm
potent conclusion.
The action leaves the county more
money for general purposes. 1t was there
that rigid economy ought to be enforced
not upon the teachers and to the in
jury of the school system.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-10

Jackson, Middle Creek; w. c. Buffa-
loe, st. Matthews; A. Y. Bailey, New
Light; M T. Leach, Raleigh; A E.
Bailey, New Light; T. A. Arnold, Ra-
leigh; S. A. Medlin, Cary; S. D. Watt,
Raleigh; w. M Buffaloe, st. Mat
thews; ]. M. Baucom, ST. Mary's; S.
D. Perry, Little River; G. w. Atkins,
Swift Creek; B. Baker, Marks Creek;
Marshall D. Haywood, Raleigh; D. H.
Adams, Panther Branch; P. G. Adams,
Swift Creek.
Second Week-Armistead Cowan,
Raleigh; Thos. Burns, Swift Creek;
A. D. Honeycutt, st. Mary's; B. U.
Ferrall, Panther Branch; r. S. Rogers,
Wake Forest; Jas. H. Keith, New
Light; G. L. Ballentine, Middle Creek;
H. II. knight, ST. Matthews: ]. H. AL
ford, Raleigh; D. c. Beck, Barton's
Creek; w. c. Winfrey, Neuse; E. B.
Crow, Raleigh; J. w. Atkinson, Ra-
leigh; J. J. Bagwell, st. Mary's; John
S. Johnson, Raleigh; J. S. Holey,
House Creek; L. B. Johnson, Panther
Branch; J. V. Norwood, Neuse.
Third Week-A. J. Davis, Wake
Forest; Leon Pool, st. Mary's; J. w.
Olive, House Creek; G. E. Leach, Ra-
leigh; A. ]. King, Raleigh; o. K. Pool
st. Matthews; r. P. Reddick, Neuse;
l.. M. Husketh, Olive Grove; C. c..
Lowery, New Light; F. B. Royster
Raleigh; A. B. Stronach, Raleigh; B.
w. Rhodes, Marks Greek; o. P. Hay,
Raleigh; w. II. Hughes, Raleigh; Jno.
E. Bridgers, Raleigh; e. w Hood, Lit
tie River; w. J. Rudy, Neuse; J. G..
Strickland, ST. Mary's.
DR.. McCullers was ordered paid $500
for professional services rendered at
the county home.