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New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

Cash quotations were follows Flour dull and steady
80 spring wheat. 76i3 assoc; No g. Tic: No red I4s
&c: 44c. No yellow, 44c: No oats. 344c
white. zG34&4e; No rye, 4Sc good feeding bar
seed 81 Northwestern. 81 %: prime timothy seed
clover grade, S11 20. Mess pork bbl
s79GS1: lard, 100 10, SO $3.50 50 short ribs
Qoose) O5qs9 %; salted shoulders (boxed
Whiskey basis of high wines 81 80 On the Produce
16Q25e; daes 1926 Eggs steady. loss off,
~ase returned. 2oc. Cheese steady at 13714c
Cincinnati. 4-F1our quiet Wheat firm; No red.
7a9Soc. Corn steader; No mixed. 47G4714c. Oats
quiet; mixed, 975z937%c Rye easier: No q 571zc
quiet. 50 20. Bulk steady SO 121z- Bacon
steady, $40 So
Duluth. Feb. 4.-wheat. cash. No hard. 771sc: No
Northern 76iac: No Northern T21c; No spring. 1zc
May 7s1zc; July. l9t4e to arrive No hard 7S4e' No
Philadelphia, FEB. 4.-Wheat quiet but firm: contract
grade February 79q79zc Corn drner but dull: No in
export elevator. 53c; February. 5215 953c Oats
changed; No white clipped. 43c- Butter firm; good
demand Western 27c nearby prints.
2sc Eggs dull and &c lower: fresh nearby. &c
ern 22c at the mark; Southern 20c the mark.
Cheese unchanged: Nev-York full creams, prime
14414L4c: do fair good small 131s413&c; do
prime large 14c do fair to good large 13a134c. Re
Keceipt5-Fl0uF $500 DDlS and 066 600
n in sacks; corn 5000 BUSH oats 60o9 bush Ship
ents-Wheat HOUo bush corn 2sUoo bush5 oats, 10000
bush.
ST. Louis Feb. 4-Close: Wheat higher; No red
elevator 73ssc; 75Q76c; May 76975ssc; July 72A
17253c: No hard, 6SG 73c Corn strong: No cash.
41c track 41G431sc; May 41%@4f &c; July. 41se norni
nal. firm; No cash. 351sc: track. s5A 936I3c;
FIRM creamery. 19g26c dairy. 1900 Eggs steady. lie
for
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
uubllr y oures.
SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIvIs-

~
ION First Department--In the matter Of ths
IsIand appointment OF three
1rn1issoners and report whether railroad
persons and property ought to be constructed and ope
PIBIIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that. pursuant
to the provisions Of Chapter OF the Laws OF Isy as
au1ended the undersigned Pennsylvania New YORK and
Long Island Company Will apply 10 the Appel
late Division of the Supreme Of the State II New
Yo9k for the First Judicial Department. at Term
he--of the Appellate Division Court t2Ese
at Madison Avenue Twentyffth Street IN the Sor-
fp3 at one o'clock afternoon OF that day. or as
Son thersafter be heard ior the appoint
ment OF three AZ rsaring vbether
railroad or railroads said City for the conveyance
and transportation Of persons and property ougn{ 70 Pc
constructed operated The papers upon Wnicn me
aforesaid application will be made are the Pton OF ne
said Pennsylvania New York and LaE IsL4n9
Company dated January o. 1908 and the 3ldavIts anu
cther papers accompanying the all OF which were
died IN the Clerk u the said Appellate D1vi
lon on or about and in addition thereto such
other papers as shall De preSenlet- - uAS sAN -
the said Railroad Company , -, -. --,-,-
description Of the route and general Plan OF
rspers fled as with the said clerk OF e Ap
Relate Division The following is oref ana s9osaf-
haitian: From the Hudson River 70 he East rover.
through s1st s2d Streets and from Ninth Avenue 10
the East River. under 33d Street. . ,.., 49,
The object aforesaid application Is 20 OBTAIN .o
sppontuent commissioners VINO srall oeeLhhs.
public hearing Of all parties inerested i @ Scn
ated report the evidence taken 70 sac apPe
late together with Tenort OF taelr
ion vrich report If favor or the construction and
. y, l,1cF railroad railroads this Com
many will ask that shall be) shall when connrrnea oy
SAID taken IN lieu OF the consent OF Ins
Dated, New York January 18th Is3s Avn LONG
Nv A j. CAsSATT. President.
ROBERT III. GROFF. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

-lT-o,1-Tbe market yesterday opened SIIeo t
] point and during most o. tis
session continued comparatively quiet though e
noted result Of the Disappointing
ana heavy receipts % covering ana Sun
which closed the market ktsaus q
-s+ esfn 7f points. Total sales Of futures Were
esr,sfsd bales Taking into coIlsli9eIatluL
-la Liverpool cable ~hlcn SallS
bout r1t lower due cur closing 81
5s- The local ouenilg fairly steady psrtcuafLE IA
u heavy receipts, which were
l0a t.ale compared with -p4oS naes
actual last wear Houston estimate also Eat ueu t
showed sD some il7s
Years figures, but the shorts showed no & IL, ~
The decline rom the lEu Pyti-
been and TToflt taxing
nated. while the large exports I
cloth Tkefs rerderel
rs7ous Commission houses Tere buyers lIelr o-oL
hang g1-rpoed 70 originate largely with the So1
+1rnluess the spot market Is 4 IaCIU n
sentiment
r-us recerts Galveston and New 'rieaIs "Le -.
smaller expected. although sun dus'S
,es-s fg7Jres and these brought predictions q O. o.
movement. sufficient 70 sIarI 49,
-r,ssrr IN Neu-Crleans which carried NaI1es
sharply there and brought in sfTl OF II-if c-rast
said Tor OF certain
INTERESTS who have recently been regarded as menus
hesFtsh relation 70 the market me ihei>7N N'0~-
~rzr-f-slIv OF the Gay -
Tae range Of contract prices IN '1s l'cai iia--' -
fCii01fs
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

SPOT cotton closed quiet with quotations points
higher on the of s05c for Iniddlg upl5hd 1 anH
ru{5ding sales amounted 70 10 baIes-
southern spo- markets Ielsgraphed as 1olloEs' N~
Orleans steady unchanged, az ssc; sales oop patss
Mobile oie+ unchanged sssc: sales, SOC bales 81
zsrasb cuie, unchanged. sac. sales 40 bales
Charleston firm unchanged. at s9sc Wilmington
unchanged sac. Norfolk steady unehanged a. a.
Ps1timore nominal unchsngec, al -
augusta hrna unchanged, Sc sales. 4e2 bales -
steady unchanged. Al sac sales lue Lse-es
Tor tomorrow are from
200 % 800 bales compared with SAB bales actos
srd n for the day year ago.
Houston fa- tomorrow from 200 70 5000 bales are
755s baies actual last week ana
ga bses wear ago Galveston expects from 600 70
bales contrast with 1905 bales atudL III 'lo
p0TTs and iutfTIgF Pp1f'ga % S'+
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Feb. 4--Closing: Whsat--spot No red
rIr5 winter Arm at as ga Northern spring quiet
AZ Is s.sd: No California firm IS futures quiet;
sfzrch a "a Nav 3Ad; July. nominal Corn-Spot
quiet: American mixed IS 6i5 futures steady March
Fiour-Sr Louis farcy winter nrm az S. 3D. Hope az
indcn CPacinc coaso firm fTGf7 los Beef easy
- india ness iols 3d. easy prime Western.
75s Harlsshost cut. "a 20 10 10 dull at 5ls 90 Bacon
.teahy Cumberland cut 2e SO 10 els; short o, 10
"a 10 ass. long clear iddiss Light q 70 "a p AS %
iane clear niddlss heavy IS 30 70, 47a short clear
hs. Ia 20 20 n AIS ga clear bellies lS y. aOs d.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
Nntite to Creditors.

IN CHAScERY OF NEW JERsET.
To TIE cre,iitors Of NATIONAL SALT GoM1fPAN M +r,,
TN 70 pTrP 5T PSITANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
.,,a,1o~ r,ade On the day of the date hereof. yo
= Sa1sbv notified 10 come in and prove before me- a
are heIeoN claims and demands against
h S.atio3ai salt Company. under oath or r.
Srea roonths from tho date hereof or you VIII pc
Ias5 rom the benefit OF such dividend as may oe
s&cIu1s by the Court OF ChancerJ
hereaIte rcssds of the effects OF said corporation
upon the DlOS9ouS 20 NATHAN S. BEARDSLEE.
FRANK P. McDERMOTT.
a, ,oo, receivers National Salt Company,
Januar x Trust Co. Building. Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Feb m-co1tsaS0 srsr,csS mld.l,nx TAR
Eaha 5s gnos milling 5o2a: mi:dling ts2d .sS T5-
ens nc dsy were 10000 bales of Ss,ch lOeo we're ~
sales pl inc5Ided p 90 ALnesiczl-
specniasion 20 SaIes includins 13 500 Areries;. ngl
ceipts Ve-e steady; American rioolla,.s
ures opensa ora T3d: February and Narcn a1asG
"a Msrcs az n 4I2g4 I3d; Apsii an and liy Mfy fsg
.s5 Tsiv ana August sT4t: august ans = ss2. N
Ak: September and October. asos7 s'u' S0 -
Noysuacer. A.S68+ SD
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
ROYAL BLUE LIFE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGf0S=fss go
1880 .1l3O \. ". 100. $40 800. 100 P. Ne
s1215 Ndt
zErnn IAperty Street only. 'DaiIy fDay except Sun
day sSunday only +Parlor cars only hFta TaEnaQla-
xSaturdays
113 26t 434 800. Broadway Isl 5th Ave 5 Union
f53 f25th St. 2I3 West 18th 2-S
CsSI1Tnbus Ave. Court ST. 344 $50 Button
e. Prooxlvn: 9s Broadway. williamsburg New York
transfer Co and checks bassage TO destnatO1
w = ei4snf & c,sn'f Manager General Passr Agent,
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

Gotten Exchange special ILberpool cables: sot III
doing: sales, 10000 bales
5000; receipts Af'o'o
% 90. ra5ddng upland, zS2d Futures -
points decline Closed steady. mel = pom sTs
point higher February February - 49, ara
April 721s T3d; April-May. i.I514 i4oi s-+
June-Juiy 474a475d: July-Angpst .a9: aS9 aTde oe
4.eJd SepteTnbeT-Jct
1o5er-Sovernher 36as-57d- ManchesteT--4aFns anu
FI1Of.R AN0 MEAL-Only 5obbins bushes i.ss ~
position holders made sun nlSIe $780, 81 -stents
IS 25Gsz 30; winter straights s. S9ds33 %. . NJ
winter, s. s,oas5 l9: sztrn Nc VIM. - fsT-C-FS-
red dog SO 5oas24 spot and 70 ase aIse an %, ana
WHEAT FIIOUR-uiet; quoted: s2 zo1S- e. g. - GOOD
RYE FIJOCR-Dull: quoted; ~ e.
Saa5ss g5. rboce 70 fancy So z04S3 IS cOfAss
stesdyc quoted: Tn dried SO l5Gs3 90 as 70 o@ e. "a
RA; EsEATouet: quoted: Fine white ane
0s1 81. coarse 1881 20. FESS-d son o.
srns h-a aitdlns s2oas24 300 n sacks city %. ts tfs
lfnsee5 .lil cake, VI coIn e caHH' -
tlSs hornny chop s2l; oil meal s21eslt % 49,. ,o-,
rRATN-w,sEET-Wirh Chicago cut ca Ltola ..sSo-
rrnicser wish the outside world most OF tae sessss.
and ST. Louis and Northwest markets enIeH
tng ceveiopnents IN the New-Eork @ s.., cute
generally urnteTesttag ec would hsve pei
..ztarsess but the advent Of strong et % snd
-4ces which gave market frTn tofle AZ CO. T
oosed Il ssc higher No ady1eee we're srtor
,,caeo midday, when enoeea
rrrsegiee IN denote early =, yesorfs
a. the foreign strength xeze-Dusned In'"-*N A
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

Foreign coffee -Iio-Co1ee market firm; No
r- .Ss4z exchange. o3-3od: receipts, $500 bags,
cleared fg~ the United 5000 bags stock, 52luoo
Sa1tcS-oee market steady. Good average san
-ls 4s1eo. receipts. 2eer9 bags (three daysl stock
facs. Ffamhurg-Coffee market opened IN
changed = $50 . unchanged 70 = pig higher;
ssles 6O01 bags Havre-Cofee market opened STEADY;
al unchanged: al 2 N steaoE ana
rhs-Esd At 2 advanced = franc; sales 24oso
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

ssgS 3sc roasses sugar. SO test at ~ az
The London beet market sAd lower WIN HSD
ruary 1871 and March al as 11tad
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot OF WEST rwENrY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDT sTRHS4S-
OThe leaving time from Desbrosses an"
Cortiandt Streets is i've minutes later ~ thA.
that given below for Twenty-thfrd s"
Station, except where otherwise noted
7.o5 A. VI FAST MAII--Limited 70 two Parlor CaIs a
e5IsssS No coaohss &C s''too to
6.55 NJ PESNsTLvANIA Com
n Gsps SeeD1s Flee Dinns Smoking and c
s5 snif afanaRps ~ qEs & Esqisxe s Louis
hour traIr to chicago. Pullman COmDartn1enat n1a
osservson Drawins-rOOm. Sleeping. Dining and saf
s e. fols9s ScAgo AID ST hSIs sd XSai..5
5S p g. sf EnG5E1 @ 8 xPR Iqgs DPas Psours Gin
enn9ti indanaPos oaisTie St Louis pnias Car
SS WFFDN aa E&P sSfPsFsSen ES1z Chicago For
75s p sIeeDf NJ PFTc seqTSey PRES c rsou and
ShieaEo- For Knoxville. daily via shenandoah Valley
TE8ELANp s31 Lisiana AND sr'S cISciSS1T1 Ex
PREsS-For Pittsours. Cleveland and Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
s snst s ss SO ni1g GE o19 esSEess % SSr ana s
.in Fa59F s513
80 Dining car e25 m IL 10 night sunday ls:5 25
[RE oHgfsssioPa @ sRaipi al Fa59F 57 s9a
DINING t7ar' z * - rDinihs M % Sd do rfg6}
soTTTERS IS g,9.5 Z 1s.S %
.. tDesbrosses and cortandt Streets 1910 =. M
ATL3NTTS H. COAST s ss n .s54osss sg4 e
sEsoAFb saf S2EtESn AR sfEsz IS aG R ~
Weekdays Mail. II 10 night daily. seaboard Florl1a
N6RFoEk AND WEsrGRS y ls RA1LwAY.-For Memphis
aRa FfE SFsans o5 3 r RA1LTaYss Il aa a.
oR ase OLD aD' Po eS 2 coMfor g fa5y and NoRFoL55
ATLANTIC CITY.-955 a and . 55 m week1ea.yys.
Sundays. 7-55 Through Vestibuled Irai1s b1lIeC
ParlOr Cars and Standard Coaches on weekdays.
or Smoking Car. Parlor Cars Dining Car and sahoaId
Coaches on Sundays
CAPE MAY--125j D. m week-days. u,
points New York Long Branch Railroad IRON
West Twenty Street Station), 500 a. ~
A. m. 455 q m. from Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets 900 a. 1920 $40, 30. and l1-Jo p m
weekdays. Sundays e--J a. m. 5.15 .. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
10 CDesbrosses Streets. 20). I i55.
S25 925 90 SO Penna. Limited 1910 (DesorosSes
Streets, 1920 Dining Carl, 1o55 tDin
ing Carr. a. m, Dining Carr. 155 Dining
Carr 21o CDesbrosses Cortandt Streets 22O9 252
s25 Dining Carr. 355, 4 %. 4-25 Dining Carl 80
Dining carr. 555 Dining Carr. $50. Sd 500. 30
o m II 10 night Sundays $40 7.55 Dining Car. no
coachesJ s25 s55 955 dimited). 9-55 1885 Dining
1255 Dining Carr. 15J Dining Car1 90
Dining Carr S55 25 Dining Carr. 400 (InIns carr
555 Dining Carr S55, 92J l. 10 night
Offices 46f. 1854. III and 61 Broadway IS
29th St) I Astor House; West Twenty-third Streec
Station stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortandr
Streets; Street $50 Fulton Street. Ps Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. BROOKLYN; station;
call for and check baggage hotels and residences
through destination
Telephone 914 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
| ". W. ATTERBURY. J. r. WOOD.
Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent.
I
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
financial.
HAIGnT & FREEsE co.
1s Broadway. N. Y.
STOCKS. BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON.

,.5 ~ send you upon request 400
we VII pc p-s Illustrated .'Gufde to Investors
ssisa stock and Cotton infket Letefs' Is7USD
gratis. mailed
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

shoulders-square. II TO scss - 10
SniI: prime western. IN tlsISeS' ter
rsIis 4es. Butter noihiliac
Snest white and eolored' Is $50, 90,
st ,iHes 29s Cd. Turpentine.TSpiriBIs,
S,onmon - nm firn at 5s 4lsd, Pet
STJ TJnseed oil steady AT -oS-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEF CEN TKAI( K. R-
Liberty Strees and south Ferry Ctime from south
Ferry minutes earier)-
EAsTOy BETHLEHEM. ALLESTOWS AND
MAUCH CHUNk-z4O0 fT.15 Easton only0. Sl0
4 NJ. 10. 40 500 5.45 Easton ony) 2 NJ Sun
wIIKEsBARRE AND SCRASTON-zfoo 30
a NJ 500 P. NJ. Sundays. "A - A. NJ. 100 P ~.
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z4.e5. $40 A. NJ 1-30 60 4l0 Lake
wood only) 500 (x5-30 Lakewood onlY'
p VI. sundays 1000 A. NJ
VINELAND and BRIDGET0N-fz4-O0 4 II. fi51
LONG BRANCH, AsBTRY PARE 0GEAE
POINTS-z4OO. $50. 130 A VI. AS. $50. $50 P. NJ
Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 400 A NJ. 400 P. NJ
PHILADELPHIA CREADING TERMINABl-z-4z5s
zoo -s 90, 80 90 t1O00. 711OO a NJ. f12oo. 100
81 so 1900 1900. 400. 500 1900. fT20 $500 P NJ.
1918 -. -.
sif 80 A NJ. 100 +s340 900 TOO 1875 P. NJ
READTSG HARRISBURG. POTTsVILLE AND
WILEIANSPORT-i4,e0 zf,25. $500. lt9l0 Go9.
90 A NJ. Reading orly). lSLO0. l2O. f1UO ? "
Reading. Pottsviue and Harrisburg only. T40o. T0Oo
p "
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

steady at 39s Cd. Lard
49s. American refined. IN
Cheese strong: American
TaIlow-PrtTne city quiet
firm at 43s I'd. Rosin-
-rOleum-Redled quiet at
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

Savannah. 4TurpentIne nrn at t4o bid: receipts
145 bales: sales Ill Rosin Arm receipts 2os; bales
F. 81 90 g. 81 go H s2 80 81 so: K. 50 Is: ~ 50 35
~ Charleston Feb. 4-Turpentine l. firm at d2&c Rosin
frn quoted: A. B. C. 81 TO- r. 81 so: G, 81 90
H So 25 So go; X. SO 10: NJ. So 80: ~ So so: W @,
IS 10: W. 81 Is.
Wilmington. Fso. x-Spirfts turpentine e3kc
receipts 81 casks. Rosin firm ut 81 sc9s s. receipts
a2 bbIs Crude turpentine 81 404Sf receipts
bbis Tar firm at 81 so: receipts, AS bpls.
Tendon Feb 4-Turpentine-spirits. As 10Isd- Rosin
strained ss; fine, los.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.
New York Central & Hudso- River R. R. Lsssse)
Franklin st. Station New York. as foL>
foot OF West 42d st. " h:
s7.10 A. M--For intermediate points % Albany
t11-20 A Md Saratoga and Moha Tk Express
100 P. M--Chfcago Express
s2 25 P M.-Cont Lin. for Datruit Chi & St Louis
rs. P. No Hudson RivsT points and Al6anSs
500 P M.-For Roch.. Buftao ClcveTd & Chicago.
p. M--FC- Buffalo, DetrUtS and St Louis
M-For Syra-. RoclI. Niagara Falls DeG & CHI
Daily fDaiy except Sunday Leaves Brooklyn Annsx-
% at 410 45 A NJ. % at t24J p NJ Leaves Jersey
City, P r. r Sta. o. 11eO A NJ. % TSj5 P NJ
tables at principal hote.- snd Offices Baggass
checked from hotel residence By Westcott Express
A. H SMITH. c. z LAMBERT
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

sowing o storm Chicago opening hsn anu ~"
prices available
Receipts OF breadstus interior points in thousanqS
three ciphers 600 omitted Flour, pus siei''
N-=, F,1T1
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
NAVAL STORES.

The spirits turpertne very firm with
6e11c generally asked for machine made barrels
WIS dr1n selling quite well full prices
held full quoted and selling
We
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and machine bbls. s69
661sc
TAR-Pine bbls 81 20: oil bbls. 81 25as4 so.
ROSfN-Common good strained. 81 i0dS2 49, D. 81 49,
s3as3 o5 K. So b0 NJ. s3 so; n. 81; w c. 81 25 w.
81 60.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-09-10

ers, acting within the limits of the
law, and not by active. or public order,
or individual rights, are not only law
ful, but commendable and should be
met, recognized and dealt with accord
ingly. The right OF labor to organize
within these limitations is as sacred as
any other right of person or property.
TAXATION REFORMS.
We are opposed to the present
system of taxation and management
of the finances OF the State. II selects
special classes of property for taxation
for certain purposes and RENTS to
other classes Of property the burdens
OF taxation for other purposes. 1t
makes equality Of burden impossible
and pickering and complaint inevitable
and violates the spirit OF the Constltu-
ton in its demand for equality Of bur
den. As at present administered it
collects from the people unneeded
revenues, passes them through the
State Treasury and then returns de-
rleted portions to the localities in
which they are collected it results
n the accumulation of a large and un-
necessary surplus in the State treasury
for distribution among political or
favored banks, and presents i constant
temptation Of eXtravagant appIopria-
tions and expenditures. As partial
remedy for these conditions we favor
the repeal of all mercantile license
taxes and return into the local city,
county and borough treasures of all
other license taxes collected therein.
Upon all these questions affecting
the administration of our State affairs
alone we again invite the cooperation
OF men of all parties who value the
good name Of Pennsylvania higher
than the triumph Of a discredited
organization.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-09-10

are resorted to in she Architectural
makeup of Tonopah. There are houses
made OF straw, of burlap sacks trimmed
with blue jean overalls, of tin from five
gallon oil cans; OF dry goods and crack
er box lumber; of mud, stones, tents,
cloth-in fact, almost every sort OF con-
trivance is resorted to as a makeshift
for a place of habitation; but it has re-
mained for William F.. Peck, a miner,
to devise a house in a class by itself.
He has constructed of empty beer
bottles a house 16 by 90 feet in the clear,
with ceilings eight feet high, and con-
tanning two rooms. II was built in
October of last year by Mr.. Peck en-
tirely unaided. at such odd moments as
he could spare from his regular duties
at the mine. Water was then selling at
$3.50 a barrel. hence the principal ele-
ment Of expense centered in the supply
OF mud that was employed as a mortar
between the bottles comprising the
edifce.
Ten thousand empty beer bottles were
incorporated in the structure. The inside
walls are plastered with mortar which
is spread to a depth sufficient to cover
the protruding bottle necks, thus maxi
ing a smooth surface.
Mr. Peck lived all last winter in his
peculiar abode with his wife and two
children. a girl of seven and a boy of
three years, and says that while the wa
ter in many residences OF Tonopah
reached the freezing point quite often,
his family found their glass house ex-
ceedingly comfortable at all times He
has sufficient bottles on hand for an
other room, and It Is his intention to
utilize them at his leisure In building an
addition to his promises
Mr.. Peck removed with his family
from Prescott. Ariz., to Tonopah, last
winter, and 1t rs quite evident he will
get along all right wherever his lot may
be cast.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-09-10
Importance of the Grange.

The system of grange work is so
broad and so varied and so excellent in
It's conception that 1t appeals to the
practical common sense, good judgment
and interest of all law abiding rural
citizens and 1t has awakened the well
wishes Of all classes Of people through
out our land. Its conception Is grand,
its precepts pure, its teachings true, its
efforts high, Its motives noble, and Its
plans are wise. Such an organization
cannot fail In its endeavor, and it will
attract the best and noblest to Its sup
port. The grange is a character build
er, q home maker an educator and n
social benefactor. 1t Is very closely
connected with the home, the church
and the school, the four forming one
vast Intellectual chain which brings us
the richest fruits OF our land.-Michi-
gGn Patron.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-09-10
BEER BOTTLE HOUSE.
unique Residence Built BY Re-
sOurcefuI Miner In n TrceIcss
Nevada Town.

Tonopah, New, aside from being
famed on account of its vast mineral
resources. also occupies the unique dis
tinction of numbering among its inhab-
itants man who is able TO live in a
glass house and throw unlimited guam
titles of stones at the same time with
out suffering any of tho serious incon-
veniencos popularity supposed TO sur
round such an association
Not a tree grows within 60 miles
of the great mining camp, and very nat
urally building material and fuel bring
all sorts of fancy prices, the commonest
kind Of lumber selling for $G5 per thou
SAND feet, while inferior grades Of scrub
cedar command S22 cord. Consequent
upon this condition, various subterfuEes
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-09-10
Separator Pays for rtsels.

The farm separator is a good invest
mont for any farmer keeping six or
more cows. 1t enablea him to get all
Of the butter out of the milk, which he
can do In no other way. This alone
ought TO be inducement enough, for
surely it don't pay to feed for large
butter yield and then lose portion of
It In the skim milk Ten cows will buy
a farm separator every year In the
extra amount Of butter fat recovered
But this is not all; labor saved, skim
milk is fed sweet and warm, milk is
not setting around in cans subject to
contaminations, use Of ice is lessened.
quality of product is enhanced. Mid
land Farmer.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-09-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY viItue OF writ OF Fl. Fa. issued out Of the
Court or Common Pleas af Columbia County,
Pennsylvania and to me dire cted there will be
exposed TO public sale Mt the Court House In
Bloomsbury, county and state aforesaid on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 18th 1903,
at two O'Clock p. m, all that certain piece or
parcel OF land situate in Berwick Borough Co.
lumbIa County, bounded and described as
follows to wit: on the north by North street,
south by Smith street, east by lot No. 10 and
on the west by lot No. 8. Said lot being forty
nine and one half feet In width; and one hundred
and seventy-nine feeet in depth, and marked
and numbered nine 10y in Smith addition TO
Berwick, Pa. Whereon is erecteda two-story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
Seized, taken In execution at the suit of g.
w, Case VS. John A. E OK and to be sold as the
property OF John A. Eck.
FRITZ, Atty. DANIEL KNORR.
Sheriff.