davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21

~po cotton closed STEADY Tira glota5oIs . Poia3 a6
basin "a r1ldolrnE uElar1
ulzd-ng sales amounted 70 So oa-es
sr1- releEraphe1 as tolo"s l1IeaIs
oue- 1--~rsrCe6 - Sc Nra ot 100 bales: Sa-
ra1uah steady. e-16c. with sales Of o9- beleS'
sra~Ile--- f--7 UNCHANGED She Wilntnston nrI1
-lnc-srzsd a. slc- Norfolk STEADY a. lS-lo WI.
ssles * haI-s Baltimore nominal. Unchangeo a.
s7zc Augusta quiet Unchanged a. sisc with saes q
bsies unchanged a. Hesc, VITA ss
- Eaas --eT-rD-Iesrs ouiet unchanged 11-loc
sales q go bales. f5slveston steadg actaeIs
= : -s-rF- ut-h sales Of 3677 bales Estimated Re
rsip-s e-ev-Crieaas to-Ino-To~ are l--Ue %
a 90 Eaes rpared - III bales actual last
vsek and 2 e23 f1r the same Gay year ag1 a.
uo.s-C- fo- ro-rno-rgvy 1o500 1880 tales are *
ne0-S -o,av1S WITH L actual last week ano
Iss7 Galveston expects e"vo 70 Ivco'
bsIes = contrast 40 bales actual Tor the core
ero-5s-v 5sv last week s-5s2 bales last year
r,crrs points to-day.
~ - sarne Iast week ano lsst year
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nerv-Tork. January 70. 1873.
FTeF'FF-E-TestsrGav coffee opening steady
s-f unchanged. continued quiet
i1gs for European and being absorbed
-usr proIPtness by local close the
market quiet identical with last nights finals
Sales 10 The early 1eaIureess,
a. least u1Auental Al TIE foreign markets were IN
changed except Esvre which ?. n advanced her
CCutGLlons closed that basis. The
csI7ts continue Vel The average and to-day
there arrivals Of $1,000 bags There seems
70 be little Speculative IN the market at present
q the representing The operations Of
EctUsl handlers q The staple who are either hedging
their purchases their sales A percentage
operations. switches
options-notshly from March 20 Sep
1ebr the O. interests. whose contracts
believed Cor investment, with
of holding lucky which
VII afford them basis OF profit These operations SO
materially the sale % differences
Options The spot market yesterday was quiet
sa6 unchanged. the basis q 5lsc for Rio No q
TIE Of contract prices in the local market To-
"a a
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

rr,S-,oof Ian e0-CIosnE. Wheaf-Soot hrzE. No =
red western winter. Is ssd; No California. IS 81.
futures steady. March 6s SID. MAY. Is nd. CornSpoC
oufet American mixed As itd American mixed OLD
stock sseaGy January nominal Aarch - +s
SIav - 81. Psas-Canad.an quiet ds "a Elour-St
Louis fancy quiet 81 Hons al LCndon-Paein5
Coast drrn Is Iss1E7 - quiet; India
los PORK easy: prime Western ISs Ham
Is -. scea H. S2s Sd Bacon hrnus cum
- 81 10 4cs short Tto - u "A % ass 81
onG clear middles hsht = % "a u 4ts Sd onS clear
midles heavy o SIS. Short clear backs ID 70
20 70 as Cd clear bellies IL y. jis- shoulders
square to hrul AIS lard quiet: prime Western
terees. SIS American refined IN pals sts 81 but5er
nominal Cheese American unest Waite aId col
or@d d2s Tallow-Iriue city steady rs o. T1rIentns
Eosin-Conlnun fraa. - 10 ID Fetro
sealy 6t=d Linseef oil firm @ds sd Cott
olt-Hun refined spot Quiet 2Ss 1lzL Tsllos-
Australian. IA London nr-a. S4s 3.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool caaies-sPot cotton
business doing: sales 10000 bales srecuIstlon Aa
American. 5000. receipts o4cyO. 454rlI
&c g05. r-l1dIizg upland SOD futures oIslsa baIfy
sescy point decline, closed steady. net sgStz oaIs
Januarv-Feb-71sry and FebElEry-A1s : .Sd'
hsrah-AprI. s73a8. I'D; Apr-Msy. 4-f444 ISes MAJ
June and June-July 75Qs 76d; Juy-Augusf !So Az
Eus-Septenber esd, Septen5er-October SO. ctys
nor&OveEuber 437G MalcheEteTEaEns and cios ci'seI
q1let firm .---- ....-- 80 "a
DRCGs-Oraurn cases. 81 721z G<2 70. 1obbns - lSg
= ia PoEaeTsd s. z5Sa a. g I19Tg5ne DlE 81 oss1
ounces 25JS2 90 G4lElne
-E2ssE,ST1AL oEIs-MaTket steady ggist ane IN
elElEed q Peppermint, tins, - eegSof cases
s5aS5 x 50 50gss so tansy. 81 5oas4 perny
rogaI. 81 20SI 3s EDOTS-BurGock, Sc geaLaH
So ginseng s59$s Southern. 50 7Sgs4 90
goloen seal sIQ55c. Western. t-uSacs HnAhe
Canada. 2JUSDc. Texas. z51sTc. Virginia 4Sa4Sc
flour AND HEAL-Thcrs a moderate trade IN
foar price level. large transactions
"ing the reaction 81 wheat lasting most q The s
s5l Quotations Spring patents. 81 -5gS4 - VIM
F-7hghts s. 59aS3 so; winter patents - e9Hss spring
Gears. 50 S3 -. extra No winter. s. sJgsS lo ezra
20 winter. 81 s0as2 s. Eed cog So s0aS2a spot eae
- arrive BCckWEEAT FLOCR-Guiet quoted
: Z5QS@ 30 SPOT aEc 70 arrive RYE FLOUR lriA-
Quoted: good. S3dS3 35. choice &c feile1r
- 4e1S3 55----.-- .CORkAlEAL-EiTIu- Quoted hiin
dried So E5aS3 30 brand = AfSGF-AI
4uoteG Fine and yellow. 81 a5Gsl . u
~ . ----- FEED-FirE. quoted: Spring bran SPOT
81 sacks arrive n SD 20. spring bran mid
Ling. S2SGS24 30 u sscks. city feed. S2l2$2l %.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
Oltdtl01s.
T7HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


L voRK bv the grace OF God free independent
- ~ FIsunoch John Spankusbsl, Henry Spankuebel
go yyi1keIulan1. Conklin and Lena Smith the
a-1a smith being fictitious. the real last being
i--~1-, FORMERLY known Lena SpanknebeI
she bsiux John Spauknebel the deceased
tor IRE heirs kin Of John SpanSnebsl also
L7ovrn as Johan SpanSlebel deceased send greeting
TJ-Fa-ass Jacob Herrich OF the City of New York
ts+aIr soped TO Surrosatss Court Of County
have certain instrument IN writing
Tatr 10 bo-h personal duly
-. WIN and Testament OF John Spanknebel
1ovn as Johan SpauknebeI late OF the County OF New
yorL deceased therefore you aud each OF
- a1rear before Surrogate OF County OF New
yo-t ar his office IN County OF New York the
97+b dav of February, thousand nine hundred ant
-Lre haf-past ten -he forenoon day
then and attend the probate Of the said last VIII
ana Testament And such Of hereby cited.
are under the OF twentyone years are required 70
appsar your guardian. II have one or II have
none appear and apply for one 70 be appointed or IN
OF neglect or faiure 70 90 So guardian
viii be appointed The Surrogate &c represent and act for
you in the proceeding
Surrogate Court said County OF New York TO be
hereunto AFFIXED Witness. Hon FRANK I.
--.. FITZGERALD. d Surrogate OF said
L. 5. County u New York at said County. the
---.... sixth day January. in the year OF
Lord one thousand nine hundred and three.
J FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk of the SUrrOgats's Court
FRED V NAYFORTH Attorney for Petitioner. 90 Mas
sau street Borough OF Manhattan City Of New York
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpenne dull and with
material alteration prices either here at the out
port Rosfn steady former rates Tar was firm but
jobbers reported fairly good sales move
Quotations follow:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-OH bbls. sole; machine boLs
TAR-Pine bbis So 150S2 90: bbls. 81 %
ROSIN-Conlmon good strained. 81 81 zGSl 20: y
s2aS2 O5 E S2d$2 05: F. 50 O5: G. 81 10: H: 81 80
s. 5aS2 so: K So 3O So 70: y So 9JGs4; @. 81 %
W W. SO 60
STOCK On HAND
Spirits turpentine. l- btiS
: e 49,
Savannah Jan 2O-TurpentIne firm. 5s1sc receipts
215 bbls sales EOS exports $50 Rosin firm; receipts
D. E. 81 s17o: G. 81 s.; H. g %; 90 S2 40 Il
Charleston Jan 20Turpentine arm 81 FtoT5 ~
80. I Sa85: X 81 s5: NJ So 80; y. SO so: " G. s. So
", 81 Is. g. zsc. -a
ceipts As bbs Rosin Arm 81 55GSl 50; receipts o' D
crude turpeutine 81 9OGS3 20; receipts u oois l1I
firm, 81 90: receipts, +2S bbls . a., ,n1.5 posi,
LONDON Jan 20-Turpentine-sptrits As lV'2d- foslH
american strained, IS: fine. 9s I'd
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan - En-cotton.spot IN fair s de-
AZ good ulfddIlng 9s. middling. $50: low radclng
6s good ordinary 4S6. ordinary 4 A. The sales of the
bales which 900 for speculation
and export and Included American Receipts 81 GOO
American. Futures opened quiet
and ciosel steady. American utddiing & J5Ruagy'
n, March and April 4T3a4I4 April and May ttg
75 May Iuae 4TJd41e, June and july SO 90.
Univ and August a., August and September ass sep
tsmbeT gad Octooer a. as October and November. All
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND @AsHISGToS-fss 81
@1O3O sfI-3O \ N. 100 "a. 40. 800 200 P NJ
s1s Is Mdt.
day Sunday only tParIor cars only Via TsIaaq1a-
xSsturdays
Cyf7rss liberty ST Ferry. Astor House.
113 2S1 43+ 354 Broadway fs2 9th Ave. = Union
So7-are West I53 East 12jth West I25th 24S
Cf5II-nbus Ave New York Court ST. 544. SEQ Futon
St Br0okfyu: IS Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New YORK
Transfer Co and checks baggage 10 destnaton
u - RESIF.R @ ". BURT
vcsPresidsns & GenI Manager Pass'r Assn--
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r r.
Liberty street and south Ferry ftius from South
Ferry i've minutes earlier)
MAUCH CHUNK-z4O0 T.t5 Easton Onlvl Sf0
A M 40 40 SEQ (s45 Easton oniyl ?. NJ sun
days, As y. II. 100. 80 P N.
WILKEsBARRE AND SCRANT0N-z4e9 $40
P Il. % A. u. 10S 2. NJ
LAKEWOOD, LAkEHU RsT. TONS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z400. %. g. 40 A NJ. L30 $40 5 10 L-ak@-
wood and IAskehurst onlyl 1850 Lakewood onlyb
P Sundays fOOO A. NJ
VINELAND AND BRIDGETON-tzfeO 90 y NJ rL30
P NJ.
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARF>, OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
POINTs-zAoO 30 113O A N. As. $50 $50 P NJ
sundays except Ocean Grove eco A NJ 90 P N
PFITLADEIPHIA (READING TERMINALf-z-4 20
100 $500 -9.0O -i0O0. +11-0o A VI Tl2oS 100.
sI30 = 90. 1900 400, SEQ - T13o. $500 P NJ
s1c. II Mdt- -
24TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s4&. 80 slG5os
III 30 ". 100. $50 800. 200. Ta25 P NJ
READING. HARRISBURG P0TTSS1LLE ANB
WILLIAMSPORT-jf40o %. z+25. 500 TSlo Glo9ss
Il A NJ Reading onlyl. 81 %. 10 ZOO ?. M.
Peading Pottsvills Harrisburg only, +49o. fs0o
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
- : FNGINEER OFFICE. 3 PEMBERTON
Dnblir NofIees.

WANTED FOR L s ARMY able bodied unmarried 4e
w men between ages OF - - d. S1tIxss HL
-ea6 and English. For Information apply
sRs4A, Third Io5 Sixth y Y
- a6s fulton street Brooklyn " l.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21

Foreign Ccffae Ms-kets-Rio--CcfTee nzrkst weak 70
r- 3ssa. exchange. sd receipts 5000 bags 2
7svst cleared United States 1000 bags cleared
r,-aoe haEs- stock 81 baEs- Ss1-ost'of
market good average santos 4s1oo: receipts
aa, hszz = 5sEsY. stock bags. Hamburg
Cofee -aa-lzet onene5 unchanged = 30 n vas ne
---cFs-zeE. soc T5ev-eCof-se Tlsrke-
,r-e-r1 rsre,r zea5r unchanged: unchanged
- 3 = n guiez. = higher a. 80 ?. IN
sales ~a-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
uropcsal5-

OFFICE. CONSTRUCTING O. NJ, BURLING-
- ton Vt &C. 1905 sealed propOssis IL tripli-
he T. VI. Feb. -. 1898.
-vc+fnc Heating PLUMBING. Gas Piping. Electric Wlr
ing ~ two barracks and bachelor ofcer quarters.
Plumbing stables and
i1v Two gun sheds az Ethan Allen VI Information
s1rfcarfon T. 6
arcs1+ a1, Gr all bids any thereof Envelopes
fndorsed PROPOSALS Public
TlIiI5ings Fort Esthan Allen. Vt Captain 7 2.
IANOREUX. Q. VI
T. s. ENGINEER OFFICE, % PEMBERTON
u 80 Boston Mass Dec II. ieO2-SesIed proposals
HarooT. Mass. VIII be received
s-a 1,n noon Jan 80 1905. and then publicly opened
Information furnished on application '" ; STANTON
It. CO... EEgrs-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
II. ..a.zll..L position c. I-a..aa aoee J. as 1o-

rCT-3--Busress continued quite actlye = tfe &C..
market opened easy 81 oecL4nee .
6 9i-5s cables being unsatisfactory and te outlook
-eeiptS larger Tae decline extended . 9oS points
forenoon then there Tss covering move
-e-- -hfc- caused c-icn of 263 points Renewed
-rr7-5E---r and. alleged renewed
hesr against 1he MAJ set D. ceEn
Street carried market quite sfeaoy GOV
decline of &c 10 points
spusrear- rnarke- r1ally steady 81 e net
points The parties who were selling coz
market me present sche1ule o. els
counts shown BY futures delivery list doing 50
The ground that Tie 1larket having hsc an
Iabo-s Under The burden q Al over
when receipts appear tc
expanding according claims made al the season
effect the remote Interior n
quantities indicated by the lately current
--7vz-1e--- and good weather would ts
increase receipts as tne season azeli-
direction, anc
with CoDslceraots con
F6eacs The bGylDE b. good class O. operators
attribute larger receipts 20 the p1f
chsses BY and exporters and SUBSTANTIAL &C
Cs16 fc- goods. IN connection |e note tat WIZ
today - 15S bales. The exports e
bales while Nsw-1crk
only reporting any
estimated -f-o7v
The q col-=acJ prices in the local HarAet 70
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
nailroaos
PENNSYLVANIA
RATIHoAo-

"a AID
% B8ossEs FSss q and y GO coE.1TANDT SHEETS
lf1g.sF ssreei- fs from
saatlon sen eneept ssl% for nosed
$50 A " FAST MAIL-Lnited 70 two @ parior Cars as
Pit,sbur to chicago No 95N coaches "a 70 P,s5urE
SsS FAE kStSszsuFf 5aT
(e o pertinent sieePing Dining srnoS nE s5a Tstr
Cincinnati, Indlsnapols 5 Lo1lsyine St Louis ,o
1s sour trs,n VI TE to . oparsR:
o6s1rvataa 6rsv'ias-r"osa' siesgiHs Dining. and
1-55 p sf1fczso AND ST LOUIS ExPE5EsT1
TndiauaroIis Cnicaro 81 T,oEis TIYiar car
5.35 p. VI. ST. LOUIS ExPREss:-For PittsoHrg:
Car Far Weich. W. Va Cvia shenandoah valley
5-s5 P. VI. WESTERN ExPREss-FOr Chicago 70
sMfeeDf sargFday ExPRRFor PRES PtssurE and
pneaso Fos knsxyie % dai55. .e5 via ss Ni'
SO p. VI. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI EX-
PREss.-For Pittsburg. Cleveland and Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
75 s2 sss lnlng Car, Io1o 6pesSTsss m m aT5 and s
Aat m ssst 3 DlTs ~ ca45 s5ins 5 esrosses and cors
55 sef 0j mo- gs @ oG522i G g;5 ar = Dinns eaT
455 Dining Car. a2 M. r. 10 nght sunday ; p
carr g. a5 coneTsss,oBaI ss iYaE fited all Psrlor
Dining Carsl. a25 Dining Carr. 20 Dining carr 4''
sotIRFX EHhs ' liz Z n. 5S 1s e 70 70
p m Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets l24o p M
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Express $50 m n and s25
D n. daily. Florida Special = 10 p m tDSsOIOSSeS
and Cortlandt Streets 20 p. M "eeA-lays- n - -
weekdays Mail. Il. 10 night daily Seao0ard Florl2A
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIEwAT.-For Memphis
and New Orleans. % p. daily -s.t
CHESAPEAKE * OHIO RAILWAI--t-aS a "S1EN-
FOR RS' OLD LID f6PNT s5f 10 tBoF6FT z NoRFoLE-5
a. m. weekdays and $50 D. daily -, -,
ATLANTIC CTTY--e.55 a. and lao p Y WeeAlas
PsrIor Coaches on weeS-days-- FaI
Smoking Car Psrlor Cars Dining CaF' ana 0'@~
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-12-55 D. N. weekdays. -
points New York and Long Brancn Railroad
West Twenty-third Street Statonl $50 a n L 10 ~
325. 4.55 and II % D week-days S1nd@ys :.
m, 455 D 55rom Desbrosses and SoFtiaE1f 90
weekdays Sundays. . - a m. 5-15 p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
10 CDesbrosses and Cor1landt Streets. 500 - L55.
$50 20 o. % Penna- Limited 1910 tLesorosses
and CortIandt Streets. 1o2O Dining carr 100 tDt-
ing Carr 1155 a m, 1915 Dining Carr. LBS Dining
Carr eI0 (Des5rosses CortIandt Streets. ROO
Dining Carr 800 Dining Csrl. !9S % -, 30
q m u night Sundays 6-10. 7-55 Dining car no
coaches D $50. 855 tLinited) 955. 1055 Dining
Car 1855 Dining Carr. I-55 Dining CarD
50 Dining Carr %. $50 % Il 10 night
Ticket Offices 461 1854 III and 261 Broadway ls
Fifth Avenue below 23d 263 Fifth Avenue corner
29th ST.: I Astor House. West Twenty-thrd street
Streets $50 Fulton Street, 9s Broadway
and Pennsylvania Station Brooslyn: Station:
jersey City. The New York Transfer Company will
for aud baggage from hotels and residences
Telephone 'sI4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
". ". ATTERBURT. + r. WOOD.
General Manager Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Jan 2euT ss45y !r 05ina |hs25S+laE co1z &es Weak
No s4Tl - 10 > corn Csc. Oats-No write +=s:
10 10 tied 39i: Q4Oc. Barley 52gS5c- Fye-->o = "
rT.,-s~o ian 2o-The leading futures ranged ss rot
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21

,o r.--a 13c. do fair good large, 13sG13%c. Re
bbIs and 44s.Ooo 70 IN sacks. wheat.
"a 100 bush: T50oO bush; oats LOCO bush ship
Tts-yVheat ZOO bush: T.4O0 bush: oats. soso
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21

Wheat No. oRsasss Hisnssf as. Io~ss' clo:5E
s55s'5z E. SIS: -4g5s II F2s5ss :ss5i
s:4 s:'5 u: !: + ....::s 1 +
Oats. No. . ..
Es5=':, "A A ..:::::::ss 81. S. 81 T.
ssass;y 4s;7 pork Re: ' 35ss 35Ps @ 49, sas 95ass
January -. 1913 1SS5 S$l lSl5s S5 % 3 g. ss
M@y Kay ,.,.-.......... ssS ssS So sa5 s@ ss5
short ribs per 100 n
January -. sSSsss ssSs's s!!s sSs@ sSs s!@H s!2
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour was qqiets
@ed fTa7sc: No 2 corn lse; No yellow A No
oats s3+. 34c: No white No rye e.; o.
$50 No naxseet 81 10; No NortVestsrn - - PRIME
fmothy seed clover contract grsds g. tSgsIy 90
ribs sde doosel IS 97l4eSo 22a dry saited shoulder
oxel) IS JOdSS 10; short clear ssaes thoxeoi slug
$40 -. whiskey. basis Of high wines. 81 81 On ths
r-gvl o,IIef; loss on cases returned e5iac
Nflnnaanolie Jan. 20.Close. Nheat-May .s!.ct JUL
.s2c; NO sa Slss9 20: first 4s: second
S1ears sa8s2 % E}re7. j bulk. SI4 @54$l4 30
1,,,,sa.Inbfs Ia Wheat. firm and half 4
higher contract A--e. January. s1isHslc Corn drm;
far demand: TN export elevator. sc January. 5ip
5+tsc oats white clipped 42ffl"c Butter weak
SI ba1f cent over Western 25c
nery prints ne Eggs Azc lower fresh nearby dc at
irsTt: fresh Western, or; fresh Southwest
-rn af- loss or Southern. @5e loss of. cheese
f}rm with a fair demand; York ful creams. prime
small. ls2I4.c, do fair to good. small lsglS9se. do
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21

5nstrurtlnn.
For Young Ladies-City
Mrs. LESLIE MoRGAN's -
13 Is West s6th Street
Near Central Park New @ YORK City
Mrs FINCH-s CLASSES AND BOARDING school.
VI FOR GIRLS DAY SCHOOL T53 FIFTH AVE.
Boarding Dept 30 Madison Avenue near Street
xI-HAT TO Do WITH MY BOY. PhrenoIogy will aid
w you. FOWLER & WELLS CO. 30 East I'd ST.
PACKARD COMMERCIAL. SCHOOL.
L Fourth and sd St Phone 10f-1s.
Day and Evening. f5th Year
SPEED CLA : z s IN Shorthand with special
sris in Business English Correspondence Oce Routine.
'e' ASK for Catalogue 7.
For Both Sexes-City.
rI,4E, BERLTTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison SQUARE d122 Broadway Brooklyn, IS Court 81
New Terms begin nov--Tria1 lessons free
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
HrDsoN RIVER MILITARY ACADEMY Nyack: .
II N Y. location superb; appointments
frrsnt- coInpets for infantry cavalry and
r+iIIerv. high safe preparatory school,
lrAPIEvOOD. CoucordvilIe. Pa s294. Yale Harvard
vi ard WESLEYAN instructors Wakes boys to
d1-ies OF life. No Tobacco J. SHORTLLDGE. Prfu-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
5rborl AgeHrles.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
s1InnIes Professors Teachers Tutors, Gove--essss
str to Colleges. Schools aud Families Apply 70
Mrs M. YOCNG-FULTON. g Union Square
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-02-13

ulation is three times what it was
last year, says the Pioneer Times.
Stores have been established and
business generally has increased to
such an extent thav the camp is be-
coming one Of Importance in the
southern Hills, and several Of the
nearby towns are trying to capture
It's trade. Hill City, which is but
four miles distant, does big bust
ness the camp, and its people recent
ly had completed a telephone line
from that place to the camp and a t.
er its completion turned it over to
the Black Hills Telephone company
to operate. Instruments have been
put in at the Maloney property and
at the Dakota-Calumet, SO it is now
possible to talk to the camp from all
parts of the Hills. The camp has
big school population and the es.
tablishment of a school there is only
a matter Of few months.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-02-13

essential step toward the kind OF
legislation which both the president
aud the attorney general believe
will beeeffective.
The efforts to defeat trust legisla-
tion are being warmly discussed to-
night and maybe will be brought up
in detail in congress later. One
senator who received a Rockefeller
message declares if necessary he will
read the message in the senate
"Then," he says, 1--WE will see
whether any votes are to be record.
ed against the legislation at which
these efforts are being directed. =
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-02-13
Tough on Cattle.

The trials of cattlemen across the
river are numerous. Not only are
many of their cattle out on the
range and feed short for what they
haye rounded up, but even the mag
pies are gettiug in their work on the
cattle that we're branded not very
long ago. The birds light right on
the CRITTERS and pick their flesh
out Of the brands. making ugly sores
in some cases. OF course this pre-
Yails only along the river where the
birds are wintering. Chamberlain
Democart.
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Bob as a Knight of the Grip.

A Dead gentleman while in
the city Of Alliance, Neb., some days
ago was confronted by the genial
Robert Talent, formerly Of this city.
He stated to the gentleman that he
was travelling salesman for one OF
the leading cigar and tobacco hous-
es in Denver, where he makes his
headquarters when at home. He
was gradually working his way to
this city, where he will introduce
his company's goods. Mr.. Talent
has been doing well from his own
accounts and will be kindly greeted
By his many friends in the Black
Hills if he makes call. ll.-Deadwood
Independent.
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markable of which I have hat

markable of which I have had
knowledge during my life
These efforts eliminated during
the last thirty six hours, it is declar-
ed. in direct appeals from the Stand
ard Oil company, through its presi-
dent John D. Rockefeller, TO SEN
ators not to enact anti trust legisla-
tion now.
No fewer than six senators have
received telegrams signed John D.
Rockefeller, urging that no anti
trust Legislation be enacted
II has not been possible to obtain
a copy Of these dispatches, which it
can be said. are practically Identical.
Substan TALLY they read:
"We are opposed to any anti, trust
| Legislation. Our counsel, Mr.. -
will see you. 1t must be stopped"
Yesterday moring one Of the coun-
sci for the Standard Oil company
arrived in Washington and immedi-
ately called upon the senators, as
indicated in the kilograms.
i He did not remain long.
| Scarcely had he made known his
business than he was informed, a BIZ
4 curtly, that his presence was un
desirable, and he left with the intl
nation that ne had better return tt
| New York.
!; During the afternoons, the infor
nation concerning the receipt Q
n these messages leaked out and it be
came the subject of some cloak room
:. discussion in the senate. The new
1 was also reported in the house
some Of the prominent represen
J tatives learning the gist Of the dis
i 1Ipatches.
The action of the conferees wa
i received. it is understood, by th
Q administration with great satisfae
( tion, as it is regarded as long an
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AMost Fatal Gift.

Would be the power of foreseeing
events. This would destroy hope. A
knowledge of the future would unmake
happiness. There are, of course, some
things about the future we do not
know. If, for instance lack of en-
ergy, ambition and loss Of appetite
shows itself we know it will be follow.
ed by serious complaints if not check.
ed. Often liver and kinney trouble
followed quickly. In any event Elect.
ric Bitters will restore you to health
1t strengthens, builds up and inyigor.
ates rundown systems. Only SOC
Satisfaction guaranteed by Fallon the
Druggist.