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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22

NFTAIs-TTN-Iondon reported a good demand for
there 3 l9 Rgoe win 2P2f ei0 oa3f al sg n G
s5 h. tbe ADVANCE abroad and closed ABOUT 70 points
higher 2s2 th9PFn 5hs5e vas aavan ss IS Io as
i7s ca for gpot London ana futures were os hse5
a. opo At 81 e2sse; elecrolytc at SOC
Icased I'll 6s % in London ana vas eges mere S
eIned K Cd in London to ri Is Cd and remained gn
changed With spot qu9e9 4I "a in MddIesboro Lo-
nv ton was Unchanged No foundry Northern Is
So[sG az soGtheTn No foundry Southern soft
at Slg SgEi5 AND sYRUPs-syrups ruled steady sass
incluCed bbls ATbuckles al iDl s &c Molasses Is
IBIS BostSa snd Il COED demand ae grocery grades
9sSsa lair I9g Ice: good I7a2le prime 22g27I Ss
orleans open keft f2ie prime 22925c fancy. 2643Oc
OCEAN FEII Fin 5 he demand exceedingly
iight n al sTsds ae Af For sail tonnage
TI1S s1S rates generally were favorable 70 snpeIs
TasSr was light uotaons to L4Se5Po9 anS AT
Glasgow and Newcastle 2sd Leit H en- S2 pigs
coCa Liysoo PsF st tea 65s tons general cargo
Boston eoe Of Ita M5 Tnsa trade one round
III Is I'd January; British ship lsso tons luD go
Boston 70 Buf sh sand % Bueno ATes so 25 Nor
Tegian bark s4i tons a qm ,o bet Pensacola to
~ o 81 ahsiT SIC x British schooner Sc TONS general
cargo hs sRsn 10 s @s to1s sber scsnva
York private terms schoonsT Ssg ions bns 70 cbarle
ton 81 IS and loaded: schooner $50 tons cement g Je
ssy Gy 70 FGS hn5si5Sshl 20 wiiHgto 10
OILS 9es ss4ssr andert9ns prime summer yellow
spot being quoted al sc nss an 80 arm az recon,
nnse petS9sS petroleum b6 50 So and in bulk
6 cog Ph!sdsiSsta ss'' SO % coTTonsEE6 6
Prime g g7o Of summer m yellow. nominal prime White
$500 prime Winter . yeOW cy raw s7gsse out Of
20 PFovfs1oNs@A good support appeared from num-
ysst:asy and gT0Sy a:s Is Ts6sD s a9d
higher sgs 2, which Chicago contributed 1900 hogs
SO soss s. sh ssss clean s Sas2 ps6Ea fSsS
s15: In s 6Ss pREssEp
Sf $50 r ssi ise p ssG; bs Lee EASY sS
n SS i sse P y r. hans hans. r stsads
enSss9s' IosIjsc TAAoWoust city, aks o9gi 11
so sAsD R.aa.s .S SpG s& 81 81: s9s s5S
Irsrtes 81 rs: Continent 81 10; Brazil kegs. - 20
cgmsS5gns ,s esH &c; 'e city lard rtssrins re
RIcE-sSumerOus mail orders came in to-day. and the
oins With the there fairly sood and
receipts 10! large pme q ehoiss 4S5o
had 5c Fstns sASS sS IsPs5 t'T snsoo aoi h
Sono, SATURDAY. December &C. and Saturday
VA se h0 aS ' S ss'G but sPSs
~ an. 1' d ats s' e Eg 'G fsah
ss sse no1id A. 4soe; cubes ZOE XX powdered
sSe Es A3Gs Esss o'srrs
SHss hae sfsdsfd sanaatsd and diamond $50
To sIoe zoe Nc a.. '' ~ Nc p SsS: NJ No q
s7oe ne u ., sss ~ s,5 sS s Io6son s -sd
r. Sssl '1 ss6ss S =; 3 E@ The Ioas
s1sTitst Il steady for raw sugar VIII s t3 80 v
ally nee auanfity offered that and there is no dis
position sass sSt ss.s ,ss Iisss&s for So test
:. sas iSisss0 cor - s@s' l0s1s's 'asaF'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22

lambs 81 509S6 yearngs 81 259S4 TO- verhsrs $4e<4 20
ewes, So 359S3 60; sheep, mixed, s29s3 T5
Cincinnati. Dec. 21-HOGS strong. 50 40G<4 IS. CAT
TIE steady. sass 90 SHEEP steady. $2GS3 S.. LAMBS
easy 81 Z5G$6.
including $50 Southsrns, market 10915e higher export
and dressed beef S40S4 55s fair good 50 SOC
s. 60 Western FED steers 50 259SS zoe stOckers and
feeders q SS4 soutAeFn steers e. yes ~ s9uthsrn
5OGS4 bulls s29S3 %; calves. 81 5OGS5 IS. HOGS
5000 head market steady higher:
81 42i2 bulk OF sales "a 2o9S4 4o heavy g soqs4 42
packers 81 32 asa 3f13 pigs and lights. 81 l5S4 32i
sHEEP-Recel9ts. 1900 head; market steady; native
lambs Western lambs 81 fed
So 5Gs3 ysarngs IS 5Og$4: and
feeders sass So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
h

sT IEb fss s EH D ias
a. The leaving time from DssbFossss and CortiAndt
Streets Is Later than that given below
Traty-third station. except where other
wise noted.
400 a. ii. FAST MAIL.-PariOr. sleeping, and Dining
as Eor Shieago IPdizHi4PslS saa isssnx
Smoking and Observation Cara Cincinnati Indian
lOss 4. a. Ao PsENNsYI1AsIA LINITED-Pullrnan
S ssfRss ta oS chsS 1 csvssad foao and
f For Ns.hT fHc6 S 6 ASR s 6s IN
SAIsp9is cIIeSc 9LIafTED 0PalisnSn slsspns
snoking and Observation Cars For Chicago. To-
ass s'P l n ST .sf Ionfs ESPREssFor Pt.ours
cam For dars va VIA sSsnaSaosA vasS
5-55 ?: II. WESTERN .ExPREss.-gor chicago For
75s Ne PRcIFIc ExPRss Ptttsburz. To-
edo and Chicago For KaozyiiI , daily Via sns1s5
s.s5 i. II. CLEVELAND AND cINCINHATI Elk
PREss-7Fo- Pttts6urg. Cleveland Cincinnati In
s.55 P. ". PTTTsBURG sPEcIAL-Dany for Pitts
wAsHiNGToN AND THE SOUTH.
HSs $50 - 20 lelo 6Desero7ses 4 4 SSFssnes
snS orta13 st1se,s soJ tsss
limited an PsT9 and pn eoI Pin9s res S ss
p m. u 10 night Sunday s %, . Is. 9sS m;
Diaine car.1 .sas' .4.5 Ass ssoTossss and
HEfN iLw 3tY' AIS Gss m.
ATLANTic COAST LINE-E4prs,s sss a. m and
sEIBoARD Ar LINE RAILwAX-ExprssA lass
D. m and u 10 night daily
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAy--For Mem
Phis and New orleans. g. 70 p N d3ily. - u..k-
CIiESAPEAEE & OHIO RAILWAE-4-SS q m "e7N-
days and 455 p. m daily -rx
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLA-Les
a N week days and SIS p. m daily -, Ar.
ATLANTIC CTTY.-9.55 and go .: N u2s ,.
PaTior Cars ana Standard Coaches sedsys Ps5
Tor Smoking Car. Parlor Cars. Dining Car Qua S'A'
coaches on Sundays
CAPE MAY.-12.55 2. N. weekdays. .,
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK Qnterlaken sT r+3
third Street Station. IS a. 1928 30 % p NJ
and u night weekdays. SUNDAYS u 10. % a "a
and 455 From Desbrosses and CortAndt SLrests'
90 a. $780, 40 $40 and 1215 night week.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
ted 1910 CDesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 10 2ol
10 . tPenna ILTited), "IO55. I1-55 a. Il %.
'l55. 10 CDesbrosses and C0rautt Streets ZZOl 100
'325, 355, 425. '425 '455 cas- Chicago Limited.
for North Philadelphia only. '5.55. SIS. 7s5 s3 S25
Gs eG doJ N0E sana PRadse55. Ss s 5S55 s.
a N. 'i25S. .l5s. .sSs asa .42s t.4.ss chissss
Limited for North Philadelphia ony). 49,. 'ooS lSS
s25 s25 (s55 for North Philadelphia only) p M l2lo
night.
Ticke: ofces 46i 1854 i1s 2s1 Broadway; 1872
Fifth Avenue (beow sd ST.; 23 Fifth Avenue tcoTner
18th ST.: Astor House and stations named above
Brooklyn, Court Street Fulton Street $50 Broaf
way. and Pennsylvania Annex Station The New YORK
Transfer Company viii call for and cheek baggage
from hotels and residences through to destination
Telephone .o14 Eighteenth SJrset for Pennsylvania
". W. ATTEFeBURY J. R WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Trarnc Asaassr.
GEO ". BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Dec. 81 a D. m.-CoTTON-spot IN limited
demand. prices unchangsd American middltng Z l4d
and export and included A knertcan
Receipts Il hales American Futures opened ex-
cited and closed Irregular American middlinK {
December. 6slg6s2d Decemeer and January 6STg6 sSd
January February. s3l6 SAD. February March
s106 SD MAJ n and April. sod: April May 5sd
May and June 1Sd June and July. T5Pd Esd; July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
NAVAL STORES

Tbs demand spirits rurpentns Is moderate but tone
e. steady and prices unchanged Rosin steady
grades but more or nominal for higher sradeA Tar
Is s OH TEE+RfPENT1NE-on and bbl. sen
460c a. -, 80. g. IN
POsIN-Common good strained. <1oi d, q SOC
90 c0 = e06S2 e. F. 81 75dS2 So g. 81 so: H. 81 sO
81 "a. X So so; NJ 81; n. 81 %; W c. s. s0 W
~ w. STOCK ON HAND
Rosin pbs
Spirits turpentins az ats S9s
Wilmington. 21-SPIIITS IieE steady
80, -a-sote a casks ROsIN firm, 8 10 receipts. 81
SSSIs rNB Arm 81 ao receipts 064 bbls CRUDE TuR-
SJ-TNgT ara 80 % and So SOC receipts. 81 bhls
savannah Dec 21TUTef'f yTIhI3 nTIa SIC: receipts
cor bhis sales % exports 1894 RosfN firm. receipts
Ios hbis Gales CAT: exports. Il So quoted: d. C.
r. s22s % 81 g ss "a g. & ~ s. 30 ~ ~ 90 d.
S,1sriests1 Dec. 2i.-1'IIFPF;NTINE steadS; 55lfo
saSy C5ueted A. p C. y, r, +, - lei q, e. %
e 40 Sc a.; K 81 10 NJ s. 50. n. 81 90: " c.
- 10. " nse u-TURPENTINB-sp ABS load
RosIN@A msrosn. strained Is 4d: fine. lis ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r r
Liberty street. south Ferry. time from South
Ferry ave minutes sa<iisr than shown below)
EAsTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MSrca
CHUNk-zAO0 (l-i5 East0n oDlyl. SO A. NJ. Ia
44Q. 800 Gas Easton only) ?. II SundayS "a Is
WILkESBARRE AND sCRANTON-z40o 80 A n.
20 x = VI sGna sa ~ e a n 100 2 u
BAKNEGAT-z4-0O s940 A -. 40 CO. 30. LAKE,
wood and Lakehurst Cnlyl. 410, as 90 p. NJ (g0g
p; n saturdaysl. sundays stO A NJ
ATLANTIC C1TT-s948 A N, f340 p NJ
V1NEIAAND AND BRADGETON-fz4.O 90 A n, fIaa
Long BRA SCH. AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHOHE FONTS
EA0O. $50. 1L3O A. NJ. xt-20 445. sac. $50 so
p NJ Sundays. except Ocean Grove 500 A NJ. 400,
iIADELPHIA-CREADINe rzRMuNAL,. .4s5.
400. Tso0. $500. tIo.o0 f1Loe A M. ff201
$500 si0SS p M Ills rndt ''O'' ''-3&
18th AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s425 tS30.
1880. s114s A n. 100. t'34O. 500 100 -. IS
READING HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
IAhsPokT-ll4so. "A "a ts.aO iits10 (lo-Oo ILos
Resding. PottsviIs and sIEsbs only. tAO0. f5-0s
EFrorn Liberty Street only DAILY. tDaily sxcsus
Sunday. SUNDAY only. tPa-tor cars only. Hyis
Ofces Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry. Aston House
1877 Psi 434. 1890 1854 Broadway 5th Av Union
Square West l5S East l25th ST.. 273 West St 245
ST.. kiyn: SEQ B'way. W'usburE- n. z Transfer Co
calls for ard checks baggage 70 destination
w @. BESLER. 81 BURT
Vice Pres. and Gen. Gen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

'Daily. tDaily. except sunday. Sunday only.
Offices: Liberty Ferry. South Houss.
1877 261 E34 1900 1854 Broadway 1872 5h Av . Union
Square West I59 125th 125th St 3s5
Columbus Ave- New York; Court St. ga. 500 Fulton
St, Brooklyn; $50 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New YORK.
Transfer Co calls FOR and checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22

Cash quotations were follows: FLOUR dull and
steady. WHEAT No spring. s2gSSc No 3. T2G5Sc; No
OATS No 2 S5 ass &c: No 3 white IS = 6ST &c RYE,
No 52isc: BARLEY. COED feeding. 35gSesc; tair %
Northwestern. 81 TIMOTHY SEED. prime 81 IS:
CLOVER contract grade. Sill %. NESS PORK Dol,
81 !5sSli s. a Ip per 100 10 80 4t5sgsS - GoI
clear (b0xed). SO 25GS6 371s: WHISKBY. basis
Of nigh wines 81 q On the Produce Exs5s5se todayi
14g21o EGGS easier: at mark. cases Included 272slse
CHEESE firm at IoG1olze.
Milwaukee. Dec. 21.-wHE.4T lower; No I NortAssn-
CORN, 1.glc lower No 9. 40945c; May. 43Ac.
hard Sc; No Northern. s04as; No Northern. Tsoi
December. See May. sc.
Minneapolis Dec. 2l.-CIose: wHEAT-Dscember.
S24c Ne / Northern 81 h asec; Ne Northern TB3sc;
GS4 5 patents 81 seas4 40; clears Sc 500
Ssis IS.
Philadelphia. Dec. 21-wHEAT firm and ae higher
T! Decsmber 4sS4ssc OATS quist but arm: No
white. 424zC, No clipped. 4SG4SSc- FLOUR steady
Western winter clear IS s5Ss SO: stTaESI g Sos9 Isl
patent 81 25S4 80 Kansas clear. sacks 50 6o4S3 10
sps .a So sss4 straight 81 sSs &c. Sse
81 6oGS4 500 favorite brands "a s5GS5 BUTTER quiet
ana se@ay v sSs wssIeFn creamery z3ss; nearby
soc al the mark Western. s5e. loss or Southwestern
uRc Receipts-Four 1.s0O bills TI4O0o 70 10 sacks
wheat 80 bush; corn. 1900 bush: oats. 86O0 bush
ShiDments-Wheat go bush 500 bush; oats Ia
St. Louis. Dec. 21,-c1ose: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ESQ.,
Nav; s2%o; July 7s$e; No hard. TTgTsc: CORN
oATs-Decsmber. se'4e; May. ss+c; No white. soc
Toledo, Dec. A--Close; CLoXERsEED--Cash. 81 0214 ;
March. 81 10 TIMOTHY prime 81 40 AIsrzE, prime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
A DvERTIsEMENTS and sgsss-i9tl0ns for Tia Tribune
~ received their CDtoWn Once
No l.HI

Advertisements VII be received following branch
offices once s p VII
asa sth-aye, cor 21dst, l5S 6th-aSe.s isth-
81. ltth-st-s f2d-st-. between I'm
and Sth e65 West ie5th-st; LSSS Sd-axs-, BE-
tween teth and T4th sta Loe6 St-nye-s Slstat
Ies lst-aye. near sath-at Isl East tsath-st; Tss
fremcnt-aye.s $50 3d-ave, A1at-st. Sd-axes
% Chri.topher-se Brooklyn. ~. N--si5 coart-st
elS srnith-sts l.ooA Gates-aye. Newark. N y-1o&
Rrsad-st- Alao az a y. T. Ot10A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22

- voRK CITY Real Estate Company. PIaiurtr
- 10, y Thrali Dora Thrail wife. Thso-
- camp, COMMITTEES for Ferdinand Suyda.as
49, W lsoth Edward H. n Cnurch
sta BUSINESS under the OF A. W Booth ana
fanfs--S urnrons. To each
o- aaf~n,aants hereby 70 arswsr
- e-v1lint action and 70 copy your
attorney within 1aysa
49, .srvtce this exclusive day q
50 - snd 10 your failure appear or answer
t~'~pt will against yca Dg default FOR tha
1880 demanded n the complaint
Dated October Goth. l9o3
oer ana Possofce Address t46 Broadway. Borough
Manhatran New York CAY.
the defendants Jchn 2. IhEaN and Dora ThralL
tfe. TIE FOREGOING summons Is served you 81 pub
Ilr.ttsn pursuant order OF Honorable E1g ard
ID Justice Of the supreme Court u the e
New YORK dated eleventh Of and
yxfth 10 q Clark OF
county OF NeW-York, the County Court House ts
Borough Manhattan. city et New YORK the tEslfsa
day OF November. i9lS.
Broadway. Borough q Manhar.an. New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
~ YORK county.-Jean eau. plaintiff against Della
Tar, lsfendant- divorce Trial
desired 10 New York County To above named de-
ssndant. You here o Ire com
niainf ln this action. and copy your
a. ire plantiHs attorney within twenty after
service this summons exclusive Of tbs day % services
In Of appear.
- ssIen sssiusT you BY default tbs relief demanded
the COMPLAINT Dated September HUGO
H RITTERBUSCH. plaintiffs Attorney. once PosE
Ofrcs address $50 Nassau ST. Borough Manhattan.
SsS york city. TIE Della eau. named es-
fendaat: Ths foregoing summons Ii served upon
,DbIIcation pursuant order OF Hon
BIscho q the justices Of the supreme Court Or
Of dated &2ld day q SeptsU
taoq aled W the complaint 81
CIs~k ~ the County o. New York County Cou-s
tso,,-a o September.
TT1sTeJ New york November 1905 HUGO Il RIT-
plaintiffs Attorney. 80 Nassau
rss--oBen OF Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
LEHlCH VALLEY.

Lackawanna Railroad.
YorA- Barclay and Christopher Sta
$500 a M.-FOr BinghaDron and Syracuse
1910 a M.-FOF Buffalo. Chicago L0utk
y 40 p. M-For Buffalo and Chicago
taco p. M.-For Scranton Plymouth
ace p. M--For Buffalo and Chicago.
IS IS P M-Uttcz, Osweso. ithaca. Bufraio
s20o A. M--For Chicago-Sleepsrs open p NJ
Tickst9 167. s29. I1S3, I434 Broadway " t. E3s
Fulton ST., Brooklyn sDatly Except Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
vas statistical position Of Brazilian ooHes is as fol-

COTTON-Trzding in cotton was resumed on an active
ia-day irregular and seuti-
auuarery unsettled. Early trading factors
cables lower than expected,
OF serious turn IN the Far
Eastern The other hand. Saturdays late
great IN Southern spot
ketE exports running heavy, while the
arpareurly g decrease IL interior receipts.
coEE=gu=nce Irregular opening. with the
q decline & I points advance
Cf points There hesyg liquidation from the start
but a. first there also good demand for cover
l-E ana considerable bull support that for time the
market red comparatively nm and was soon &c
points higher the active positions Following this the
market began 70 sag under commission house selling
presumably fC- PROFITS snc prices dropped stop
loss orders were reached that the decline BE-
q and INSIDE Of three-quEr1ers n hour
prices ret IS 20 20 points lower the
lower level. however there seemed
Re good demand the local bun leader bought openly
6ad Gggressley, and HeW-Drlesns sent bulllsh
while circulating freely from
Eou-her- points a falling on The movement and
tendency planters 70 higher pricez
recUyerrg part The early market
sery Irregular for time again the after
that the bulls unloading. and
willie finally steady ret 10 70 . points lower with
saes estimated az 10000 bales trading having been
EctEe spite Of the approaching holidays Port
eYs for the cay were large the weather fine estimates
Tor r0suorECW heavy. on the other hand
tg the Interior movement light and Southern spot
markets quiet but arm % little higher.
ghm go feTaz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

| New YORK December 81 1908
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
Bssvsa Cuwa Calves sheer Hogs
Jsrssy City,. Ls0 Cos '~' A~S"u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22

E1relE- lr1ee harkets-EtloflO market nFTr. no
$3.50. exchange. II 31-32d: receipts llo00 bags;
cleared UCi-ed States 1900 cleared for
E-rorz. $4,000 bags SzntOs-COIeo
market strong. 5000 Santos. $780, receipts,
= Gags stock i274.0 600 bags bankruptcies mar
ket opened = penlg higher; a. 2sSO 2 n was net ~
pfeu-.- higher p 600 bags. Eavre-conee
opened FIRM lQii. higher; u unchanged:
D. barely steady = franc lower AZ $50 p n
unclaimed. sales. f2.OJO bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
BALTIMORE AN0 0Hl0 RAILROAD

Leave NeW-1ork CITY South Ferry. Liberty ST
Chicago PittsbuFg. s12 10 nt s12i5nL
Chicago, Columbus. slZ.55pm L0Opm Diner
Pittsourgs Cleveland 336pm S40pm Limtd
'PittsburE Limited" 6-55pm I00pm Bunss
Cincinnati. ST. Louis 81 10 ~ Sleeper
CINCINNATI ST. Louis 40 25am "l0-30aTn Diner
Cincinnati, 81. Louis 55pn 7.00pm Bunst
Norfolk -----.....-... T12-55pm LB0pm Diner
sDaily. fDzily. except Sunday sSunday only.
OIices: PSI 434. Broadway HOUSE.
Greenwich St. IS Union Square Grand St n r;
S43 Fulton ST. BroOAyn. South Ferry Liberty
BagEage checked from hotel Essdencs % dssinaton-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Dec 21--FLoUR firm: fancy blended patent
IS; fancy spring patert 81 - family patent winter
81 o. pastry "a; lew grades IS IS rye s. Is WHEAT
Spring strong; No Northern, 9Oi2c: winter
CORN strong; No yellow. 5oise; No corn. 4sisG
l. Gle.
lows:
Wheat. No p oreninS Highest Lowest Closing.
December .S07s6S1 81 sOA SOL
May .-..------. - = qe3a S3& S2%no2a S2B
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22

New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
Via Springfield and the
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD
Trains leave f9O2 A ". t12O noon. 400 ?. n.
s11OO P NJ
Tickets York Central ticket Offices 1877 as ana
I2lS Broadway and Grand Central Station
A. H SMITH. GEORGE H DANIEIs
Gsnsral Manager General Passenger Agent
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-10-08
LITTLE LYDIA
AGED 5, IS SHOT DEAD
AT ELMO, MINI.

Herning, Man, Sept. 50.-A
terrible TRACED occurred in sec
ton II, town OF elmo, last even
ing resulting in the death Of
Lydia May Oucaett, a little girl
5 years of age. The accident
occurred betwc,n 5 and 6o'clock
in the evening. The ch;ld's
brother was engaged in target
practice with a % caliber rife,
and she and her aunt, Miss Viola
Schultz, a young lady of II, to-
gether with the other members
of the family, we're looking on.
The shooting ceased for a time,
and Miss Schultz picked up the
little rifle, p1ayfully aimed it at
the child, and without the faint
est suspicion that it was loaded,
pulled the trigger. The bullet
entered the little girls back,
passed directly through her
heart and lodged under the
breast bone. Death was of
course instantaneous.
The accident will be a terrible
blow to the family, consisting OF
a father and mother, and six
brothers and sisters, and to the
aunt wEoinadvcrtcntly caused it,
The coroner has investigated
and finds that the shooting was
accidental, and it is probable
that there will be no further
proceedings.-Fargo Call.
The above refers to the
daughter of George Quenett who
has spentseveralfall sherethresh
ing. He was running j. A. Var
Dusen's separator and was call
ed home by a telegram announc
ing the tragedy.
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STATE OF NORTH DiKOTA,l
COUNTY OF STEELE,

Il - 49, "
In County Court, Before Hon. Albert Mickels,
Judge.
In the matter of the Estate Of Xavier L. Otis,
Deceased.
c. 5. Shippy, Administrator with Notice and
the Will Annexed Petitioner. Citation ;,
Adele C. Otis, Louise Otis and All Final
Persons Interested in said Estate Account and
Respondents. Distribution
of Estate.
The State OF North Dakota to the above named
Respondents: and all Persons Interested in
said Estate:
You, the said Adele c.. Otis and Louise Otis
by notified that the final account o &c. S Shippy,
Administrator with the Will annexed Of the estate
OF Xavier L.. Otis late Of the city of Chicago in the
County Of Cook and State of Illinois, deceased, has
been rendered to this Court, therein showing that
the estate of sud deceased is ready for final settle
ment and distribution, and petitioning that his
account be allowed, the residue of said estate be
distributed to the persons thereunto entitled, ms
administration closed and he be discharged; that
Saturday, the oath day Of October, A. D. 1898, at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day, at the
Court Rooms of this Court, in the Court House,
in the Village of Sherbrooke County of Steele and
State of North Dakota, has been duly appointed
by this Court for the settlement thereof, at which
time and place any person interested IN sa!o
estate may appear and file his exceptions, II
writing. to said account and petition and contest
the same.
And you, the above named respondents, ant
each Of you, are hereby cited and required the1
and there to be and appear before this Court, anc
show cause, If any you have, why said accoun1
shall not be allowed, the residue of said estate
distributed, the administration of said estate
closed and said c. S. S!nippy, Administrator witt
the Will annexed discharged.
Dated the 4th day of September A. D.. 1908.
tsEAL1 ALBERT MICKELS,
Judge of the County Court
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OF MASTADON,

Cando Herald: On Wednesday
while workman we're ,excavating
in F, L.. Thompson's yard, when
about nine feet down about nine
feet down they struct what at
first appeared to be a peculiarly
Snapped stone, bat on closer ex-
animation proved torbe a rib of
large proportions. More dig
ging brought out more ribs and
part of the back bone. The ami
NAL that carried bones of that
size must have been a large one,
and roamed the prairies long be
fore mau ever set foot on them
Mr.. Russell thinks he has dis
covered the remains of a msato
don.
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BABY EXHIBIT

Commissioned Bartlett is Plan
ing a North Dakota baby exhibit
for the St. Louis Worlds Fair.
The plan is to secure a collection
of photographs Of North Dakota
babies for Exhibitio |. Our state
should show as healthy babies as
can be found anywhere and the
birth notices IN the various
paper seemtoindicate that there
are enough for 4 credita5le ex-
hitit.