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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21
british COLUMBIA MINES.

big strike has been made on Cop
per creek in the Lardeau country
rich strike has been uncovered on
the Emporium, near the Payne, In the
SLOGAN country, according to the Mel
son News.
The Consolidated Cariboo Hydrau-
lie Mining company's plant at Bullion
has been shut down on account OF tall-
ure of the water supply.
There is no intention to close down
the Velvet mine permanently" SAID
Allan MacLean of London, Eng, Lon
don director of the English company
which owns the Rossland mine, re-
Gently.
1t is reported at Rossland that the
Trail smelter has closed contracts for
the purchase of the entire product OF
the st. Eugene and the SLOGAN Star
mines. The report can not be verl
fed.
The Giant company of Rossland will
make a thorough underground survey
of it's workings preparatory to eXten
sive diamond drilling. High assays
were S6CuItu ldol WCChS ANO@-
$22 to SOS.
Ore has been going out from the
various Boundary mines the past week
to the three smelters in the district
at the rate of more than 1000 tons
per day, Sunday included, the CRANKY
mines alone contributing nearly 10,
900 tons to the total.
The force at the Athlestan mine, 10
Gated a mile from the Winnipeg, IL
Wellington camp, has been increased
and it is expected that the shipments
of ore to the Sunset smelter will b'
somewhat larger in future in conse
quence.
Ore shipments from ROssland TO
the past week are larger than TO
some time, as follows: lie Roi, 4S3I
tons; Centre Star, 1880 tons; War Ea
gle, 1410 tons; Kootenay, 300 tons
lie Roi No. 2, $50 tons; Jumbo, 15
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21

Miss Nellie Curtain, 646 Pearl street,
st. Paul, Mimi, head saleswoman in a
department store writes:
al have charge of department in
dry goods store, and after standing
the larger part of the day, would go
home with a dull ache, generally
through my entire body. | used Pc
runa and feel so much better that |
walk to and from the store now. |
know Peruna to be the best medicine
on the market for the diseases peculiar
to women" Miss Nellie Curtain.
Nothing is so weakening to the tu-
man system as the constant loss of mu-
Gus. Catarrhal inflammation of the
mucus membrane produces an excessive
formation of mucus. Whether the mu-
Gus membrane be located in the head
or pelvic organs, the discharge of mu-
Gus is sure to occur.
This discharge of mucus constitutes 9
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21

Boys playing in a raspberry patch
near Virginia City, Mont, recently
discovered the skeleton of the I'M
known murderer of James McLaugh-
lin, and cleared a mystery of forty
years standing. Mclaughlin was
keeper of a dive and was shot and
his body carried off by his murderer.
A posse later recovered McLaughlin's
body, but could find no trace of the
murderer. The skeleton was identi-
fed by curiously ornamented revol-
yer which lay beside the remains.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21

About 100000 punches of bananas
grow annually on the island of ia
maica. Four-ffths of this number are
exported and the remainder is con-
sumed as food by the natives. A bunch
of bananas containing about 300 spec
linens of the fruit, sells in Jamaica for
Is or 20 cents.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21
Spokane Market Report.

Vegetables-New potatoes, Use
sack; head lettuce. 3 lbs Csc; toma-
toes. home grown, 5@Sc ID; radishes,
punches sc; dried onions. 1Q2c ID;
green onions, punches SC; cucum-
bers, 1O@25c doz; beets, punches
loo; caulihower, 15@25c head; green
peas, sc ID; cabbage, 3Q4c Id; turnips,
305 punches SC; string beans, lbs
Csc; green corn, home grown, 100
15c doz; wax beans, sc ID; summer
squash, 5@10c each; bell peppers, Acc
lb celery, 5@10c bunch.
Fruits-Lemons, 20Q3Oc doz; or
anges, 25@4Oc doz; almonds, Jordan,
75c; California, COO lb; grape fruit,
for Csc; cocoanuts, 10@15c each;
lines, soc doz; pineapples, 30@40c
each; bananas, 25@9Oc doz; apricots.
5@25c EACH peaches, 15025c basket;
Wenatchee peaches, 2O@25c lb bas-
ket; blackberries, loo basket; cher
ries, lbs 15c; red raspberries, 10c
basket; black raspberries, 10@15c bas-
ket; watermelons, 25@30c each; nee
tarines, loo Id; prunes, 15c Id and Csc
basket new apples, 2@3 lbs 1Oc;
pears, Csc basket; cooking pears, 40
5 lbs 20@25c; huckleberries, 1914 @15c
basket; crabapples, sc Id; peach
, plums, 15c basket; grades, 10@20c ID.
: Poultry-Spring chickens, 25@45c
each; chickens, dressed 17@1Sc ID.
Dairy products-Creamery butter,
: soc lb country butter, 15@25c ID;
cheese, 1S@25c Id.
/ Eggs-25c doz; case, Sc wholesale.
Grain and feed-Timothy hay, 9Oc@
J 81 cwt, $14 ton grain hay, soc cwt,
} $12 ton; alfalfa, $12@13 ton; chicken
feed, $1.30 cwt, $22 ton; oats, 1.25
5 cwt, $20@22 ton; bran, 95c cwt; bran
: and shorts, $1.10 sack 80 lbs shorts
! $1.10 cwt; barley, So ton; $1.2O cwt;
: corn, $3.50 cwt.
} Flour-Wholesale, eastern hard
=. wheat, $525@5.75 Dbl; retail, fancy
| patents, $1.20 sack; standard brands
/ S1.15 sack; common grade, $1.10 sack;
lowest, 81 sack; Washington wheat
t s4.25@4.75 Dbl.
s Sugar-$6.5O 100 lb sack, IA lbs 81
: Prices Paid to Producers.
@ Poultry and Eggs-Chickens, roos
v tiers, 9@10c; hens, 10@11c lb, liv,
h weight; eggs, fresh, Sc case, 25c doz
c strictly fresh.
n Vegetables-New potatoes, $4,000
q cwt; onions, 50@75c cwt.
n Live stock-Steers, $3.50 per cwt
g COWS, $2.75@3; mutton, ewes, $685.
j cwt; wethers, $3.50 cwt; hogs, live
@ $3.50 cwt; dressed, &c lb.
e Coast Wheat Report.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21

tons; Giant, 90 tons; Iron Horse, 40
tons; for the week. $3.50 tons; for the
year to date, 233.967 tons. The iron
horse shipped again for the first time
since 1897.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21
LIVER AND KIDNEYS

It is highly important that these or
gans should properly perform theil
functions.
When they DON'T. what lameness OF
the side and back, what yellowness Of
the skin, what constipation, bad taste
in the mouth, sick headache, pimples
and blotches, and loss Of courage, tell
the story.
A great Alternative and tonic
Hoods garSdpdriLLd
Gives these organs vigor and tone fol-
the proper performance of their func.
tions, and cures all their ordinary all
ments. Take it.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21

Female pickpockets are rare. No
lady will pick any pocket but her hus-
bands.
Never judge an actress by the dia-
monds she thinks you think she wears.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21

A harness broken zebra is worth
$4,000.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21
Prices Paid to Producers.
Coast Wheat Report.

Portland-Walla Walla, 77@79c;
bluestem, SO@S2c; valley, soc.
Tacoma-Firmer; but few transac.
tons; bluestem, SIC; club 7Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-01-04

ssses;s ssuns hens per i5s;
fsneS 1sc do fair to prime 15aI.e do ola i5,sgisc
fi @ mixed s' %
fane roasng DO as sizes. % DO po 40
$g1oe do Ohio and Michizsn .caded fancy 1sc ether
and fowls mixed, fancy. 12G12lac: 20 good 1oS
other western scaded fancy &c do dry picked Re
DO fair 20 good f0Gf1c fowls and chickens 5qsc:
90 @lGsd se de SaTans and o nsssS
western fancy. Isc: western, fair good Isal5e:
western aa sne ERa S 95es fair to y fan 90
prime large white dozen. rs; do mixed. s. 25s
GAME-Eery few. If any: fresh sn.pe poysr here.
when PRIME and Rav1 Rabst,, and ises rsboi fs
per dozea saas2 So pover Golden Sc 7sss do grass
head s. as 6 o ad 81 gsT 9a do sas DO 7 I'd
81: do teal 4oGe1c rabbits. pair 1920: jack rab
POTATOES AND vEGETABLEs-o Offerings Of potatoes
guc hold ead seei mo nio a II S S5o Sqa
ea9ns saay s ss But pr a0 aR s
flowers hoid high Celery in light supply and firm.
lettuce dsensd for os al grades snE sesns 1Sss sns
assisr W. Eots,oex Bermuda Mine 5sr hbi
ssqs4 so seconds g soas3 % LNRs Ls an SIG
sack 81 1861 Maine. seas. .: do Bel
P P9' 6b ln s. soesa
C. Whit e Bs pol a. GS y Ss
Sb 7Sess q. Fs 8 2s@sI IS :, DO safs sss Tes
white s. 5oes4 so: do white pickle per Dol ssass:
ersss 75esP DO charsston Per 6uhe ,2s
ose re- bb 81 5o4s1 Il: cabbages red per s14g
SIS: do white. s76si2; DO Norfoik psr Dol ISe9sl:
eau beEat ssTss do California, 81 so9s5
gallery Der dozen l0cGs1 cucurbers per crate u ooa
So so chicory New-Orleans per Dbl s2Es4 escarot =
Gs4 radishes Norfolk per basket 81 2si so; do New
orleans per Dbl s2Gs3; elephants. per box tlGfi 20
Norfolk per Dbl 30d4oc: spinach. per Dbl BOG
75c lettuce New-Orlesns: per boil s3SSo DO EIorida.
Berth Carolina 81 25esl 50: okre per carrier 81
as2. peppers per caErier, 81 seGs2: parsnips. per
iii Il 56qxi IS; parsey. New-orissns per loo
lunches s2TSs; romaine. Per DOL s2dsi: DO rIorl.s
sfGs3 so do Orleans box 81 25asi 20 squash
1Tnsrrov per bbl SiaSi 50 do Hubbard Slqsl % tur
-os canada Russia per boI. 1885,: do Jersey osg
~! 40 white 81 5Gds2. tomatoes Florida. per carrier.
a. 5Ss So cucurnb-rz. Boston hotholse dozen.
e. 5SSi n lettuce per Dozen 50c6s1 80; mushrooms
~ i6f SOC radshes. 100 punches. s2 SoGs8 90
pIsT AND sTRAw-HAY-The week has been natu-
aii onsst and the receipts almost onensf
,sn the consumption Of this large feeding
Ir4 there has little change In quotations Rates
5v csu are decidedly firm and 81 is not impossible
-. z1,rss for strictly prime have stretched some good
week Is expected 10 open wen az
able to draw much reserve rem
.Stv s,nnlisd markets fortnight cfoyers
~s5 and clear good demand. but only fuh grade
49, the named figures We Prime. large
bsIes per e7t7cGs1: No J. ansZ1c No : screoc'
NJ II S5aTOc clover mixed prime. Ieqsoc clover clear
r-9r,e 40 sTRAw-LonE re supplies unusually
49, $40 f- winter month Market rrrn with good
75Hs5c 70 Receipts OF hay ana straw
t4,Sson RiTer Railroad Erie 2fe: Pennsylvania 49
JsisvTars Iaekawanna Western 90 West shore no
Tat4gt and Western. ID Central OF
TeT Jersey so: 102n IONS. total for week BID
IONS b. rail total FOR week $50 tons; total last week
fons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-01-04
THERMOMETER MYSTERIES.
How the Boiling and Freezing Points Are
Found.
Prom The Lonaon Exnress.

From The London Express.
delicate seeat sperson or one 81 the Simplest
tasks Of the skilled mechanic according to the sort
tive and infinitely instruments designed for
@ m sss great care Is Iakn spe 70 be
compared with instruments that are known TO De
over the oomparafiyeiy cheap thermometers in
common use. and these are made rapidly though
Mercury is generally used for scientific instru-
nents but most makers prefer alcohol because it
dye, which does not fade The thermometer maker
factories The siassbioverS on the premises cuts
t IN tp6e to the proper 6 on Sd be lower end
The bulbs are then filled with colored alcone ana
lowing day another workman holds each bulb II, IN
turn over gas Jet until me coIoreo n1io ~ IL
into the hands of the glassbower He closes the
little glass hook which viii help keep the tube in
The tubes rest until some hundreds Of them per.
haps thousands. are ready. Then the process sol OF
gaugng begins There are no marks on the se sqpe
point 81 degrees Fahrenheit. This is found by
Psgmg ne eui 5eede s9 fof GUIDE for melting
snow gives Invariably the exact IreeZg When
accuracy be suspected But melting , sno" rs -
n9t wa 10 Be h sndeq IS broagR
This machine sheTes block or Ice into pai IIS,a
the bulbs have been long enough in the melting i;s
sne workman aSfS Ihl i ThT mbra marks the
exact spot to which the fluid has fallen Here ne
1fhe a ine file and goes on to the next,
The tubes with the freezing point mark , On
each now go into the hands OF another workman
who plunges the bulb into vessel hiiso "ltn
water kept constantly at 81 degrees Another uhS
file scratch is put a 81 degrees.
Then a third workman plunges the putns sc ITO NO
grees This is marked like the others ana tne
tube is now supplied with these guide marks, eaeh
g. degrees from the next -.
With its individuality thus estahlisneo ne tupS
goes into the hands Of marker, who MS US ouIp
a7d hook into tie frame il occupy ana makes
slight scratches the frame Corresponding 70 ttie
10 =. dog degrees
tube
The frame whether it he wood: tin or brass goes
sloping table marked exactly in the positoh ior d
thermometer IF that size
long straight bar of wood or metal e1tends
diaronsilv across the table from the lower Tlgnt
ferz corner 70 the upper left hand corner On the
right this rests upon pivot, and on the IeIL
rests in a ratchet which lets II ascend or desceId
onIv one notch at a time. Each notch marks the
exact distance of two degrees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-01-04

MoI.AssEs AND sYRUPs--The market for rno ss
fairly demand here syTgPs stead but 6 Sns5
s5EG1slec: fair i4a16e good 17a2Ic: prime 22927e;
i4 FAIR ans 5 Ien Eood lsoe prime 2g2sc fancy
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Trading in both steam and sail
tonnage showed Improvement Dates were uncnsnged
ana me demand Ioo Vesses 1 GLASGOW and Antwerp
IONS yerPop f nominal srsto and Newcastle
cotton Liverpool 12c London oats is cargo New "
port News and New-York to Rotterdam. private terms
LAyerpoo az @ NOBLE 10 Holland and Garston
% 1865 ss TENS JapT " British steamer 1883
general cargo Baoa Phadephia private ;sr9f
pha IS Sd British 2s55 tons coal T R1ts 70
sme ooe toms coal Manchester Canal Boston
land S. British isse tons s coal eSa NerfoS
to ST Lucia private terms Norwegian steamer Io
5s ss5 .P s to Wes INDIA
aSti to New-Yor chester private terms s s
10000 cases pstrGs 9 toms ae general cargo hence
PTysis ts schooneT 800 tons
Fl t and discharged 29 toPs
ties 2c sch 30 s5a back sRS with dry
S. s. schooner 4se tons coal Ne~por' ss tons stone
ton 81 90 WIN NeTyorS 81 schooner $40 TONS COAL
90 oil was quiet steadily held on g t
HsTpgs o Of is pey slight as yet are s seen
held Refined petroleum Is s s. s ana and in bulk 50 10
aalnbia bis s. Is in bulk s. 20 reaso
Neg-fork sl brine summer yellow. 3szgSsc spot ana
forward del dsiveE { on pre While prime ~ia:5
butter sssces 11seed oiiAmercan seed city "a" sd
SsTc" out Of town raw. 44g45c' Calcu''~ i@'
OIL collapse OF the GGTne as much
porS broke SIS to sl' :ct on other product
vas depressing and the whole list rs aes and
the day. except for GceaS'p rcepts we're COCO with
~ zoe expected on Monday, and $500 oIa 600 -.
SSRse Gy 1i4slDa sgssa ~ 5atI
Ness $50 SO family siS e RS zs Quoted
s s8dia Pes DRESSED sn. SuI Ts ssc
80 n s4e e 1Ge n be f' easy es 10 Quoted sm0kins
ga "a n exc: z ~ &c; "A 10 sc aSu Quoted:
qIlefi; foV-steady; city 5Ac eGanrys 90
LARDEasy quoted az 1870 S9Soe d south Amer
hound quiet; quoted. Tag 1910 11-c
oqofed OLE es for ali kinds rice today was g Tn
here market showed e.1nchanged prices
naraeS 61otafions follow Domestic ordinary ebesS
fair to good AZ g3c; prime 70 foreign nominal; do
ge0se aiG47sc Java 41a947sc; Rangoon, IN 0'"
American Sugar Refining ooip ne sell
II E4owe son & Co. announced change IN nst list
ing basis for refined sugar They qnos sS Savs Ar
buckle BROS did not change their prices @ domnos
ditions We quote: CUT eS x-SX powdered 4sOc
80: coarse powdered and fruit powdered, = .ns
Eagle confectioners granuiaed aSc ~ aztus and 70
ezra le e1e rTsnuIated sc Eagle 10 Rags OF n
SOC Esgs dne 5e confectioneTs A.
soc: Nos l. and g. 4oc 10 :, 4:@oS' Zoe; No To-
25c No 2qs; S s s No 1'e H. seoc Nos and
Is s5c No Is. sSoc: Eagle poNdere1 market was
dominos zoe The London SeS was Quoted at IS sad.
go Febrarv at S. I'D The local nar ae LOT as
sugar dun and nominal +s f1 and moiasses
sugar, SO test. S-loc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-01-04
MAY BE SAVED FROM FORECLOSURE

II is possible that St Barnabas's Protestant Bpis-
copsI Church. in Bushwick-ave-. near Greene-ave-
may be saved from the auctioneer's hammer. after
sI II IS weighted down by a mortgage for Sl2,ea
which is held by the Kings County Institution for
Ssrincs The interest and taxes have not been paid
fa~ a year and half. and a week ago the bank
instituted foreclosure proceedings The Rev. Will
lam IL RarEles the rector. had been struggling 70
>. Iirve the church financially for time
An apaeal was made the directors Of the bank
L wever and they have consented TO allow the
mortgage to run If tho interest and taxes are paid
ID At once The rector has ten days in which TO
get this money which amounts TO about $500 and
has started out 10 find some men Of means who
u-iu assist him
- Ba-na bass Church founded thirty-thTee
years ago by a wealthy man. who later lost most
or his fortune other wealthy parishioners have
died or moved into other parishes For ten years
The church has had bard struggle for existence
The congregation has dv-indled down TO less than
one hundred persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-01-04

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot cotto
Rnn 4os 100 American $500 receipts 10000 bales Amer
ssn s o dd a1sne ggaa od QUIET net IG Points
h msres s and March@&pr pM, 70:
s'sgnJr9s 5Ins-J ga. SD
FLOUR AND MBAEven spring patents we're tTiTs
Wheat While other grades rather weak Business
Of small velums Spring patents Oqs 90
spring clears, 50 25as3 40 No winter gsS 10:
sa4 to S arrive Tin'eF s. Ef I
aSfs as2 Fair s @ s end g So oGss 40
coRSEA g9Gsd Kiln Kiln d d1afss 50 F 2Gg
g S s sna % reIIo~. 81 5oss1 So coarse s.
F. a5 f SIS So spFns
cake s2s co. corn cake s24 % hominy chop $50 'o9
GRAINSwHEATNovin to bearfsh news from abroad
downward tendency Of the wheat market Tas con
notable point N tie was Broomha cable est
oo anywhere from ten TO twenty millions more
than generally eoTns 2s 5aG to Re by
reason OF vet harest The effect cs OF shsIe guIsS n
ferings the Argentine we're 4Iso said TO be more
Ward midday on export rirnors and frmness in
that by o'clock May was back 7e14c with 7s1sc
hid for st later IN the 7 se69 sna
among pit traders being bearis as heretofore Al
Wheat belt there was sign Of severe cold waTe
the statistical line bulls we're favored ~. little nteTor
out Duluth while sea6oaTd o eeaTanees apeaeo 70
No hard Manitoba and nine loads spring and winter
red quoted 7s5sc elevator; and !e7se f. o. D
afo Northern Duluth S53sc. and No hard
Manitoba $3.50 p aioat The visible supply Is eX-
to a small Monday, and worlds
shipments be about $500. 900 bush CORN-As a
wet weather. and mild temperatures
through Western States was steady 10 firm during
advancing 1sc here, and 1sG+4c West on
and fair demand, mostly FROM shorts A
additional strength the small proper
ton Of grading contract Practf-
the market until after the
prices eased off little under disap
pointing clearances and in sympathy with wheat, May
closing 47Tsc a o'clock. o with the
previous night Interior receipts SI2 600 BUSH
rared with year. The decline of Il
ssd Liverpool unchanged prices at London.
satisfaction by bull traders.
that took SIX loads at
and nine loads at outports No corn closed
and 55l.c o b. ahoat No white Soc and
80 yellow, Sc z. b. afoat ATS-T'he
also had bulish effect on oats being
both for the movement and condition Of the
grain steadiness lasted throughout the forenoon but
replaced moderate depression later because
actions in The cash business here
80 600 bush No closed 3si1c; No 3.
g7Isc No 40&c; No white track,
white 4e43c standard white 40zc.
...RYE-Mar1et dull. No Western. sec I. b.
56d51c. -BARTEY-Martet
Feeding quoted 42c. and mailing 47d6Gc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-01-04
OTHER mARKETs-6Y TELEGRAPH.

.,. Ia, 3-Cattie-Recsipts 500 head; uosoin
= -i-ne steers 40IS6 ~; 10 nleoiun1 81 IJy
S2aS4 80; cows - a9QN9 %
30 $500 X canuers 81 5GGs4 70 bulls s21S4 90
rs1ss ged steers So 1JGSa Hogs-ecepts 70
= - 5oa morrow CO. left over Ese' stoS
mixed and butchers 81 Sua 80 81
~ IS 4O6S6 S. rough heavy, 90 ieeso %
c7s Is 10. huIk sales. So 10qSo 80
4sL. 600 sheer lambs STEADY; sood 10 ch.t
s.as4 choice mixed 20 l9us4' hstiNe
lambs s4GS5 Is ,ao - ,o,z
r.. rs,~aio Jan Seattle Receipts -" ileao
49, Veaie-Receipts 100 head 23e lower: '2ps'
g -5eTse % 70 good 30 ogase -" 49, az "a
e F0o head pigs roc. others &c lover neaxys 80
ss & mixed SIS 50ase So Workers - s9a 70 oo ps15
'rbs sgis5 80: stays - fsds9 Sheep 80
80 -, 70 $50 head. opened sfesa S.oslns
lanp lsrbs IS s5ds5 s. cus 70 good - 1on e, ~
.seerI'ngs 81 25ds4 30, ewes: S++gssSsss ''
g1I,rstt Ian 3-HoEs active - 4oaso -. ,axs "a
x5ass sheen dull S2dsi Lambs quiet s4@sS ~
r,, Ian 3Cattle-Receipts 100 head: "a r.
cosre export end dressed beef steers ~
sf s9 ~ good So 50Gs5 stocksrs ana eIsp
western fed 81 75ns9 fo aD S1 AZ 4,
~ - 80 ess4 Texas COVE sass natss e~ - his
- ~ ~ calves So ease so receipts dor
= % 40 calves $50 HogsHsoepts "a "a.
aitne .eTt tor Sc s7h bulk Of sales - 4 ~ -
heaxE 80 yorsers Sc 2sas6 81: pigs 50 @ns5 -
IS eoGso 90 ~ eod sheep-Native lambs. e4aho:
g1s-n lambs SO s5Gss IS; fed ewes oers
s feeders saass rs. receipts for week I-'V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-01-04
ROYALTIES EARLY RISERS.
King Edward Always Is Up at Seven
Kaiser Breakfasts Then.
From Housefofa WORDS.


While the great mass Of his subjects are still
comfortably asleep in bed King Edward has risen
and IS seated his desk deep in the consideration
Of state documents for. though his majesty does
not lie down with the lamb he gets up with the
n IS sixaz-s after midnight before the King is in
he'd. but by O'Clock he i 7stir. Very ofteL ne
rises a couple Of hours earlier. IN ORDER 10 Keep
shFeast with the enormous quantity Of work when
esriv service at ST Georges and has accomplished
rf7e DAYS work orGinery man before most OF
his subjects have finished breakfast -. -. :
This spectacle OF the King Up ana DONG al .
2 n while mary of his subjects stToL Leisuleiy
inro their Offices hours later, IS notaole ana
suggestive. Americans assign as one reesoi. ~
sheGr NJ recus progress that Newly orkers are AT
BUSINESS al $50 or a hiie Londoners are q
FuT hour later 49, NOR
zretE and they all events appreciate the NdlIe
Of he morning hours The German emperor oTsak
often he has been up Tor houTS- -Not = ,.es+I-
he colonel Of the lst Ora goons turned up tMehiy
five minutes tate ST the a n psTaqLe ~, .gi Sc
horror he found the Kaiser waiting WIFI tilS
80. T{-izhofr : word the Emperor Totoileo llIt
..z4cer 70 his post and watched the drllI IN
a9T1f on that evening the coicoei recelEo A''iiA NE
s-,-,s-5s1 master : neat little alarm CLOCK
$50. zfer 2 N the Emperor II at Inc OF
with Count BuioW MS
- - E-5-r ~ italy is likewise early riser,
go -,soffree his officers and servants 70 % .
Esrna eoon after his accession he r15oe d ts.i -
he s--f-ed al the stated time OF Ne, tbe
-ol-s5 -is-a-eftee while awaiting events " IN
esrl7- bird the clerks arrlFeqe ni+,v[- him
fo1116 not The worm. but the KING aNa.CIlie Is
49, ,,z5-9v we're the heads of department 81
<o--1ed that the King required strict .t;s
zt,andas7ce business one re- IL H.
T-i.-o- F-r7uTanuel's is that the itaiLdli
civil Service estimates have p5en Hours
daeed ny dismissing clerks nEoI1 II Ffesis is an
- - +ba o'clock breakfast brigade, NnIls
r--rAror Francis joseph IS aStr even - ho++er
li = - s4sI-.So The ruler % Brita1ns ne" ais
holds his councils Of state 81 a m