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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16

~.,o-t. s ~ the weather Argentina conflicting
.on,e reporting and others DENYING while
were equally odds the Of damage A
certain Of substance given the reports how
ht~ber this influence. principal point Of
strength higher price level the Northwest
rectf-r strength in Louis
not firm Of late. hut nevertheless advanced
moderately with other markets. wheat points
fecerfs for day almost large those Of
bush Jess. making. the Interior movement whole.
somewhat huish. The seshoard clearances
large attention. export
o-er good demand from England the Continent
noted: att time bids. than
Wednesday. rendered lire by the strong ad
options sales included loads at outportS.
10 loads at Duluth and IL loads Buffalo QUO
tations cash wheat. q anooat basis fol
lows No I Northern Duluth $50 October 80 q. No
hard New-Iork. S"iSc. No . rcd New-1ork. S5Ssc.
CORN-There irresuarity the markets
to-day. New-Nork showing downward tendency good
part az the time while Chicago inclined follow
the wheat advance Unloading light export business
prominently depression here
the West the for cold weather and rather
receipts nd
English markets inspired support throughout she
until the close when realizing had effect
TIE local market closed isc only loads
n 53c elevator and 63&c aioat: No white 53c;
No yellow. Doc o b ahoat. OATS-From early firm
ness based strength In other gradually
eased or until thx close. barely steady.
Local cash sales amounted 20 $1,000 bush. No
closed at &c: No 3 4osc: No white. 45izc: No
white snd standard white. 43c; track white. 42Jisc
RNE-Mari0et quiet No > Western. &c nominal o b
ahost. state and Jersey rye. 50T5Sitc. BARLEY-
Market dull Feeding quoted at and mailing
54dsSc. both 1 Buffalo.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TWENTI-L IL sTp 81 rrs
f ~, :r.T
" f1f rlsr Thffe :sD
CnIeAf9 IPaq1s2PIs and tss'
smoking and observation Cars cincinnati. Indisna0-
,o Sias 81 H. pEN tPiss
meH P1 Cars FoT cnIsaso Cleveland TOedo and Do
CHICAGO AND ST 1oUI su5 ET kPgIsSifi:7.
4ss eaIcsSo sl SsI.ss
ami eInx. ana o9 3Inne car
Sgi s., Is bsss Car
Gan wE va Tls ihsnaRf2sn {ciCsso
10. i'f f. f r. fs sefFTS@y Ex PRES
Route FOR c,sysand S f1's91
FREssrFor PitisbaTa AT Cleveland cincinnat indian
aD'il'w aaa II art AND THE SOUTH.
so so .ic5s NJ 10 80 and eO.,
P snds s sTs b52 2 cars: . az IS s55
1910 night SUNDAY 80 20 IS ~ a oT m r,IJ0S
ea2. . e s and cOrti.nds
soUTHERS RAlL@Af@E.Bress. as p 1910 night
ATLANTIC COAST I1NE.-ErDrs,s. o Is a. m and s2'
stABoARD 5' AIR LINE RArLwAr.-E1pre''. 1855 p m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-For Memphis,
ciEsAPEAKE { ONO RAiLwAT.-I.sS a. II" week
6 Day Old and ro 4 c0M FOX and
AEfS :lffS: IF IS ,,C: s
Sundays. 755 p Through Nestiouled lIalns -.
fet Paror and Standard Coaches on "eek 49,
Parlor Smoking Car. Parior Cars. DINING Csr' AAN
Standard Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.--12-55 ?. m week-days -, So
points NevYork and Long Branch RaiiIoad "a
West Tventy-third Street Staton $50 a. m, IL ~
325. 40. and 4a5 m veek.days s1adS S,,,,dI
a m. and 455 m from Desorosses and Ior,ian1'
Strce;s. a m - 90 $40. 20. and DO ?. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Limited 1910 tDesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
-1o.2o>. DIS Penna- Limited. 1913 1i.53 a m
.1255. .155 40 !Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
Limited for Germantown Jet onlyl $50 30. 20
SIS. s5S. 25 IL n night week DAYS SUNDAY =
sos. TBS, s.25 .e25 955 st Louis Limited ? 80
% (Penna. Limited. '10!5 a. "i255. 10. 80
855. q % 455. chicago Limited for Germantown Jet
only. Ass. 1856. I55, s25. s55. O. Is p m. i21o
night.
sDning Car. 49,.
Ticket Offices 4s 1884 113 and PSI Broadvsy: 1s2
below 23i STU 2eS Fifth Avenue corner
10Th St; Astor House and stations named snov.
Brooklyn. $50 Fulton Street $50 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania Annex station; The Nev-York
Company will call for and check baggage
hotels and residences through 20 destintion
Telephone e14 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail-
Cab Service
". W ATTERBCRY J. r WOOD,
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentine was steady but rather quiet Ti,9
prices unchanged here osin remained
firm with a full demand. Tar firm. W quote -
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-Ofl and machine bhIs 5ti29
Go
TAR-Plne bbls 81 70ds2 so: oil hhis. - 70ds4 %.
RoSIN-Comrron good strained s. %'H$@ go; y
81 90: r 81 705S2 Is: O. 50 sOGS2 - H 81 10; 50 so
So ~: I. 81 10aS4 %: =. 40; y, - coast 90; O.
s. g0QS5: " W. 81 Gs5 -
STOCK on HAND.
spirits turT'entine
lar '''1' 19
Savannah. oct. 15--TTRPENTINE firm at 1910
559c; receipts Lbs: so. exports 365. ROSiN
bbis sales .496; 80; quoted
4 .. So 10; D. So % r 81 IS =. 81 90 q. 81 90
II. 50 20; l. So %; X. So -; NJ 81; y. 81 % g. - To-
W W 81 -.
Charleston. oct. I5.-TU RPENTINE nominal. R0sIN
steady: ~ l. and g. 81 D. 81 70 +. -; T. s. so
81 80: So 80: !. so: h. 81 A. s. Is; \. 81 20;
" 6. 81 30. w w. 81 CO
New-Oreans. oct. 15-Receipts-Rosin. bbls: tur-
pentine. -. xp1rts-To Liverpool turpentlne
Wilmington. Oct. 15.-SPIRITS TURPENTINE quiet
55ac receipts. =, casks ROSIN 81 20; receipts
AZ bols. TAR nrm AT 81 So receipts, 30 bbls. CRUDE
TuRPENTlNB hrm 81 %. So 80 50: receipts 45
bbls
London. oct. 15.-TUI}IENTINE- Spirits. As 1Oisd
EOSlN-Amercan. Etreined Is Cd: fine, los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16

cables Rio-Coffee steady. No Rio
49,. earhsngc. = sd. receipts 18o0o bags. cleared
20 Tute8 states. 2ooo bags cleared Tor Europe
zo1a stock 72a1W1 bags. Santos-Cofee market
ouis- $500. receipts 5000
Ftack lS1S bags Hamburg Coffee market opened
unchanged. al 30 net unchanged 20 a zig
lower. sales 16oea haas. Have Cfee market
quiet july I. higher: other months unchanged
81 Il declined = 53o m unchanged, total
.lnr asln lans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
n received st Uptown AOr The Tribune
I.2e

Advertisements will he received al The ,a,,
Once o'eio"Nlns branch
.3l Stb-uye., 23i --t AZ. y m.
i2fh-st %. East ttth-st.; "a IVES, saeNe..
tween 7fh and AYES 2tiJ West t2E,t -u-st.. be
ad-av-.. between roth and 18th sts DC sai 1-a3s
noar als tst-ave.. Set1'"~" 5d-nve,
Is5tb-st.; s5s Iremont-ayc; $50 10. Eas
.ist-st- 5.,4 3d-ave.i 2tp nIeccL."Ne.
nieecieK--t. HroSkiyn. y. Y-2II CeuI. as
.OOt 6ates-nye.; = n.eerf-St.
Newark. n. J.-7oA Broad-st. Also q, az.
of.ces. " 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16

FDTTDN-JudgnE yesterdays cotton market hy recent
fairly artNe. and ruled generally steady
Tho rk-t opened STEADY % points highe-
rho better cah. 2Vprehens0ns that the West Indian
might reach the ana predictions
what thc .1ld the Northwest would work down
ward Tho Western belt Tracing al nrst quiet,
nnd advancing level about ; 10 points higher
The market showed some little i-rguarity and hesitation
The bulls energzed however. by the light
estimate fr recets leading points and
adNHC1s tel = rrnler Southern
markets. prices forced rapidly upward reaching
s u u In the last there
realizing. ri
% nj ef - :
higher Sales rStiuafrd zT 100000 bales The
Southern spot markets generally firm and unchanged
LiFhe.. with Ncv- Orleans reporting business II
800 bales and tfis pointed 20 evidence that
Ep1nerF bu, freely. also the better
srot demand A. Liverpool While the advance in the
market there Ta ascrfhed - demand from
tpianers The He7 land operator vss on" II the
prominent u rr ioral buyers. and
Circulating -hat r~oTriDer Wall tear
attempting - though n also asserted
rhsr this adding his short lines the al
T'ri'7fr reports received had less
huiiSh bUr fhe 3at tho
amounting 81 bales Al an
last F-aT-r.r however 1921
iaes 'eiuc = which Great Britain.
The official resth.- forecast called for colder weather
End general showers
Tho f the 0czl market today
i'1us-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
HE STATE OF Trade.

Buffalo Oct l5FIOUR firm WHEAII ~ Tsli low.
ann No 1 Northern S1dS1 CORN hrnl; NO
59-. No . corn. 5oizc OATS firm; No white 900
. mixed. safe. BARLEY. 55G64c. R1E.-->o / IL So
asked 59izc. CANAL FIfEIGHTS steaoE-
Chicago oct. 1.-THE leading futures ranseu ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

'Dsily +Dsily except sunday. SUNDAY only. -
Ofces: liberty Ferry South Fs--y. AsoI Hoa'e
is1 26l. t34 1900 1854 Broadway Isl 5th Az y ~,
Square West. 155 East 125ti 273 West 18th -
Columbus Ave. New York, Court ST.. So SO F4on
st. BrCcklyn 500 Broadway. Williamsburg. New los
Trarsfer Co calls FOR and checs bagx1ss % dsstnah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16

BALTIN0RE e. OHIO RAILROAD
Leave Nevf-IoEx City. south Ferry LlOerly ii
Chicago. pitfsburE. az 20 ut 'i2E IT -.
chicago. Columbus. ~ 55pu- i sprL 80.
fittsburR. Cleveia nd - 35pm- . 40pr- L.s
..Pfttsbury Limttcd"'- 55Drn- oSpn. b.-s
Cinctn natt. ST. Louis. 80 10 nj 81 lleess
Cincinnati. ST. Louis. 90 2Sarn- 90 scam. De-
CINCINNATI. st. Louis 655pu. Oopn. s.
Norfolk ......-. ,tS $50, Glprn pDs
sDaily tDaily. except Sanday. SUNDAY only. -.
Csnces: 167. i3OO B-oesv H05ss%
= Union Square W. sef Grand So, v T.; 3sS Fultcn =
Bsuoklyn. South Ferry and Liberty Baggage enes~
from hotel residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
NETWORK PRICES.

Receipts Of bresdstuns interior points. in thousands
last three cphers -four bbls, grain bush as
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

rursT AND SURETY COMPANIES.
,r.,o-tes by Clinton Gilbert. No. wsli-sO
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
.And interest
FRENCH DOCTORS ON ALCOHOL
Medical Discussion Of the Experiments Oh
Atwater and Benedict.

Paris oorrespondence OF The London Ilfhes.
Tomorrow's issue OF the Revue wiI n,1 ~ the
T9oS4 e1nenf medical specialists and cneI,iib ne ic1boi
Paris respecting the alIIerts- I Of the editor for
the Communication n advance 0i 'ii'
sa o,a question whether alcohol is food or Z
poison has latteIly glEfen gfs there is every like
boo5 of a court Of justice being caled uhOI h2ol,-e
he a59nfion of one or other Of these Two JIl
POINTS The probability T. s.,6 noWeyee '3yee which seems
- - favored by the leaders Of the meolCa.l - "a
Taso gccdrdg 10 its quantity and the manner
Z which u ) consume s-d s The diseases that
1ysriabi, accompany Il have aroused great aIHia a.
ely u n1edical amq otheL TrgeS onsciougness of
public health rms & O rae,,Ited s IN a movement
yee @ gesk aro the Prefecture Of the Seine
causeS a ierge placsrd be poEte1 on me hoaro-
ings throughout Paris warning the Public agalse e
CLarsbre syndicale des Nsrchands de Vim inmedi-
stey brought an acton 91 ag@ts' Short time pre-
vlousy the general interest IN the sueJeet Nss en-
elne which hs6 been intrusted ny me Mlnlsgy o.
re Interior with the preparaton o. S =. ~ ~
hQueurs and bv striking article published ALMOST
sritGte IL which II Duclaux threw the prestige @
lis scientific authority into the scale on the sloe
q the alimentary value Of aleohoi may ~ aeo &c '. a
periments Of TWO American physiologis's. MessFs'
TIE authorities cited in the Revue include "a
Institute. the celebrated chemist and e1-Minis.sr
y. Berthelot, ard such well known names AZ Mel'
bernheirn lof Nancy Bonneville. Breuaroel, Esr1-
c3lrt Joftroy, Le Grain, LancereauS LanSoure -
Slrs-d and Richet. The fRevue" sums up the fse
suits oS their opinions as follows n Duclaux;; IL
says appears 70 be justified al least theoreueslls
II maintaining the almentary value Of alcohol and
.ns Some Of his eminent confreres only eoatgsI IT,
ne accuracy Of his conclusions because tney
rom MIN as 70 the correct definition OF aln1ebLaiy
substances II they only sscribe a nutritlve ehaI-
etter to substances that capable or oeltls 80
h,iped by the organism and 81 reconsuIuIlhg lts
ISSUES then alcohol is not an aliment BeT'ns ne
e..heT hand. they include among alimentary SUI, SUI,
stahces al those Of which certain Q1sniiy can
e sssimlated without prejudice 10 its functions pg
ne organism IL which Its combustion produces neat
Hafsfornaiie into energy. then the saVans are
Unanimous in considering that VI. DuciauTs opin-
- IS correct. The practical question is the guam
ttv of vine and spirits usefui at least innocu-
o3s fo~ the average constitution u. Duclsu1
-,tl5fo+s 2 litre cf vine 6aE and several or MS
0-o~ haze supported that vieT- Professor
. Troy wcIt5 rcv about three-o1srters OF a htre
9; wine containing 70 per cent Of alcohol AS TO
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

Iarga mercantile enterprise desiring increase
It's capital and the time 70 secure the ser
| ices 6f a competent MAN TO ACT AS TREASURER
desires to negotiate with one who can furnlsh the
| neoasrsrv credentials and invest the sum OF
| Thousand The charter OF this
comTanv is one broadest ever granted TO any
The business IS very pTohtauIe
and is further fortified in manner which viii be de
! taiIad to the proper person Interview hldly
&c some narticulars answering this advertisement
! ADDRESS II STAFFORD, 1913 Cypress St, BrooFIlhe
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
OF COURSE THE GUEST GOT UP.
ria.an r,fe Inurnal.

From The Lewiston CMeo Journal ..,-. -
r-hers &c keen knowledge Of human aal geht 1t
the Following bit of but no more Ll vS no
- nscted from a Down East tavern S-orts-
bss had long experience win autsi,,h sII Get I'M
men Of whom many are @ @ceLIeu ppecently e.'put up
al Quaint little Maine hostlery ysd ana at $50 O'clock
IN ,ne he morning Sharp at that tifae I'm docT @
morning came thundering rap rninute!7' called a
mufled voice from under the quii i'm This receipt
You get UP here now a'"
comma nded Uncle Cy- -, ,o,aad n very wide
Receipt what receipt T,GG,ealsed GeIilla5d loudly.
WALL grunted Uncle Cg, troe at o'clock, de-
have ye hurnpn' down 20 tn9 t1leSr.
cia rim that We amt been calieo
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES


Department OF The Intsrio5 ofaee q l5-e5 ~
,-.sbiet0r - q March T. 1908 Sealef proposals N
c@ssE TroposaIs Tor Beet -four etc as ne ease may
Commissioner or Ah4laA rl-ltSs
so-fb canal Chscaso 1ti VII os
m O. Tues1ay. nrli tat9.
Indian Service. beef Hour bacon ocAls-
osfaa sl1ear rice ard other aT'lctS oi
and groceries, soap bAAiis Poe--ts
$500 agricultural implements paints cils s.ass'
ec.SS' leather. shoe nn1inss. adol=rS
-. s-svrs~e school medical suppiies ara .ens
,,ls-sla7eous articles sealed i1psf-s
..S1osa f9r blankets. woolen and cotton soois Slot
- a. the case re- and dected % lhe ON
,,s.toner OF Indian Affairs. Nos llS II Wooster
will received until o cioeS p m y
furnishing FOR the tncian
SIs1kefs wOaen and cotton goods clo,n-s
- mus be made out on efosernsis.-
biaSke Schedules giving all necessary
siSs~ an h. furnished application 20 the lh1iai
Oelr. Wsshl1gton u. c the y s Indian %5ssiss sss
-a1 street chicago. III: SIS Howard street Ote- 1s
49,. Goe south seventh street s. LOUIS NO zoe %
Stos ~ sJbszteace. u. A. az 1heyenne W..
.sf - paul Mar: Quartesrnaster > 4 ss,ssas'
aRa S' s ra-tmasers sioux City. Tucson FostlSno
- Tacor1a. ard the Man1tactllcfs anu
sse,.4afsoa Of California, FfanciscO
the hour ana JAYS al--J
be present al the opehins-
the right to deerinne -
reject and al etts or any 80. u
am bid. W. -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

,-,.s NJ ruclaux considers that twelve 10 n!teeh t
IInne1r glasses day could do no harm s11 ouu. G
I.e5 with water is necessary 10 recsoI tao
character Of spirits in a coflcei
ihe eorr1s T|st oF the authorities interviewed Iay0
much smaller dose than does sl NJ gags Of spirits
rnsal 1t should be taken on q t-s
toaeh as in those conditions II loses CS ober hand
lis use before meals on the otAe .Snse
s generaiIy Teprehended by the facultys ine Al and
Recommendations assume the use 81 verniouth
pure spit itss hsing unanimously condemned
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
Diuidend Notices.

New York, april I2t5i. ,SI2IC ISp2
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS If1l9
dev declared the regular quarterly dlVae1TT T or the
fsrefered stock this Company payable Bay Te Pre-
Ss-red Stock transfer Books will be cI9s1 aS and viii be
sonened on saturday. May I'd 1903 az ~ Isasj7er @
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
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Financial. Financial
CEMENT
COMPANY.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPEN.

Subscriptions invited capital stock of
the Pttsburg Cement Company sae
issued
the balance booksn now open
i
capital stock of SOo0Oo $40 full paid and
able and 100000 6 per centb
The has land Hancock, Md, which there i'm
barrels, which can be mined quarred a a low
day, which the first plant to 5000
the
the barrel would be and this De
doubled of $l5o0oo 100000
double and are sold
about ahead The demand the continual dSco
be employed advantage than other ma
teal Where timber used for bridge abutnents
arches pillars walls cung, sidewalks stairs e cement
used.
The builders impossible cement
to The building of their great tunnel
the other operations
will itself unusual demand The
in supply the demand
perfect and location oprat
around
properties York Washington Bad
the advantage
quality md quantity of and the be
oft the
promising
from1 to
why this should nod still
andfur mail
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
EASILY THE sLowEsT.

From Smart Set ,,e ,,ou ever sawT
si55s-TT T,se nat r,,..sngsr boys playing chess-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

ONE DOLLAR MAY SECURE 99'ooo
~ STOCK CERTIFICATE that will pay an income Ior
u,. Investigate this remarkable opportunity. 49,.
me- BANKERS GUARANTY co. Detroit AdIch
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
Financial Meetings.
r,,,~d states Rubber Company.

United states Rubber tompahS'
New Brunswick. n. J., April 10Th, ISgoii
rr,rJFs ANNUAL MEETING OF SIOCkHOLD-
Il srs OF the UNITED STATES RUBBEJR oOaiF1> MI ~
Of Directors and for the trafssclIo oL
LOT @ The business which properly be brought oee
amp be the office or the IoitI1i.
"a So ErInswics. Jersey, on Tuesday' NiaS i'
rs transfer Books viii close at = NJ On
Anil 27th 1908 and reopen at ~ A NJ q" "e''
May 20th. 1903 -, . 1,,rectors
By eroer OF the S0@iu SAMUEL, NORRIS Secretary
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

. DyERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Inc iIlDuhe
u -eraved al their Uptown once
- NO. I,364 BROADW Az. .,
vii be received at the following
e1ee al regular Office rates until elosE o. m
1a3
115,s - .J2 East 14th-at; 2a1 "esh 5Ha,,si AIS
oeT. 80 between 7etE aad nth sts: 1o.o oa-ave'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

BROOKLYN Ferry steck---..;-
Hohoken Ferry 1st es, 1Sso.
% stock. ..-..s-..--.;.
Sy&E r Ferry Co STOCK
a. ist mtg IS, 1872.
NY&H F Con IS. lszo;; lszo;a
ION & 23d SF Let ng 5s, 1sie
Unlon F OF - 7 & 3 stock;
NY&N JIst mtg s., 1876
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-04-23
Hooking Man is Named.

DR.. X. S. West, of the class of
1908, o. M o., has been appoint
assistant physician at the Cleve'
land State Hospital for Insane,
and will go to Cleveland Monday
to take his position under Super
intendent DR.. Howard.
DR.. West has been editor of The
Phagocyte, the college paper, for
the last year, president of the Re-
publican Club of the University
and prominent in the fraternal
life of the institution.
The appointment was secured
over number of Cleveland appli-
cants.
During the summer of 1902,
DR.. West was an assistant at the
State Hospital for Insane under
Superintendent Carpenter.
His home is in Hooking county,
where his father, II. H. West, is
county comm S i m er.-O. S.
Journal.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-04-23
Don't be a knocker.

If there is chance to boom
business, boom it. Don't be a
knocker. Don't pull u long face
and get sour in your stomach.
Get a smile on you. Hold up
your head. Get a hold with both
hands. Then pull. Bury your
hatchet. Drop your tomahawk.
Hide your little hammer. When
stranger drops in, jolly him.
Tell him this is the greatest town
on earth. tits. Dom get mulish.
Don't roast. just jolly. No man
ever helped himself by knocking
other people down. No man ever
got rich by trying to make people
believe that he was the only good
man on earth. You can't climb
the ladder of fame by stepping on
other peoples corns. They are
their corns, not yours, and they re
tender. Keep off the corns.-
Record.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-04-23
The Weather.

For Ohio-Sunday: Cloudy, prob.
ably rain; winds becoming east and
fresh.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-04-23
Hooking Valley Excursions

Columbus and return, April 26,
$1.00 round trip. Train leave
Logan Z n. IN.
Atlanta, Ca, and return, May
3 and 4th. Half fare good for re-
turn May 10th.
Sunday excursion to Pomeroy
and Jackson, April Goth. Special
train leaves Logan at 9:45 a. IN.
$1.00 to Pomeroy, Scots to jackson
Cincinnati, o., and return, May
5th and 9th, good for return un-
til May Sth. Half fare.
st, Louis, Mo-, and return April
26 and 9th, half fare, good for re-
turn, leaving St. Louis May 4th,
account good roads convention.
New Orleans and return April H.
~ and 18th, half fare, good for re-
turn untiltApril 3Oth.
For one way second class settlers
tickets to northwest. For full par
ticulars call on G. w. Schwenke,
agent Hooking Valley, Logan, o.
Cleveland, o., and return. one and
one-third fare, March 30th and
April End. Account Fish and Game
Association.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-04-23

sci for defendant contended that
the State of Ohio was not II party
to the suit, the first proposition
was decided by the Judge in favor
of counsel for the defendant and
the latter was taken under advise
ment.
The indictments against Rich
ard Flanningan, Samuel Baker
an James Cooksie, all of which
were taken under advisement by
the judge on Friday, were decided
by him to be good; the trials OF
the three respective culprits were
set for Thursday, April 23rd.
The indictments in the forgery
cases of Wesley Miller and David
Kobell, taken under advisemen'
the day previous, were held to be
good. since the enlarged two
crimes in one count, thing un'
known in good pleading. Thi
closed the days session and cour
was adjourned until Monday a
o. u. III.