davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16

had been yarded. The total number of
cars was SIS. While the cars did not
break the record the receipts were heavier
than for any Monday for a long time.
Packers are buying everything in sight
and the plants here are working full time
and then some in order to supply the de-
mand from the southern markets. Big re-
ceipts are looked for during the next two
or three days.
Hunting LRbOreFs.
Several grading contractors who are
working on railroad grades in western
Iowa were in the city yesterday looking for
men and teams. Good wages are guar
anteed for all summer, but few available
men were found. Grading contractors say
that now that farmers are able to get into
the fields there is a dearth OF men and
teams and consequently there is little doing
in the line OF railroad grading. AS soon as
the farmers have let-up IN their work
there will be plenty of help.
ZavreI Commits Suicide.
John Zavrel. 90 years OF age, and who
lived at Z7s South Twenty-third street
South Omaha, committed suicide Monday
morning by shooting himself in the head.
Sunday Zavrel had been left. alone with
the children while his wife went visiting.
One of the children fell or the porch and
sustained a number of severe bruises
though not seriously injured. The father
felt that he was to blame for the injuries
to his child and seemed to brood over the
matter to such an extent that II is thought
he became temporarily insane. Monday
morning Zavrel drank small amount OF
carbolic acid, but as the result was not as
expected, a revolver was procured and one
bullet through the brain ended his life.
Ths deceased leaves a widow and four
children. BY trade zavrel was a painter
and paper hanger and was reported to be
an excellent workman. Coroner Bradley
was notified by C. II. Brewer and an in
quest will be held Tuesday. Deceased was
a member OF Ancient Order of United
Workmen lodge s., and the funeral when
held will be under the auspices Of this
order. .......
Bids for Repairs.
Postmaster Etter sent out to contractors
yesterday blank bids for the repair work
70 be done on the South Omaha postoffice
building. This work viii consist OF paint
ing. cleaning, oiling and vanishing the
woodwork and In fact general repairs to
the entire building. Samples OF the ma
terial to be used in the work must be sub
mitted to the postmaster for inspection.
Bids for these repairs will close at ? p. m.
on July L 1t is estimated that the entire
repairs will cost not less than 5000.
That Water Bill Again.
Yesterday Superintendent Collins of the
Omaha Water company fled with the city
clerk a hill for hydrant rental for the six
months OF the present year. ending June 30
The bill amounts to S6.075. No money has
been paid ths water company since last
summer and now the city owes for
hydrants the sum of Sl2O5O. At the present
time the water company has 202 hydrants
in service and will not locate any more
until tho bills now on file are paid
Teachers Examination.
Thirty-seven women are taking the ex-
aminat tions for teachers at the high school
One OF the three members OF the board OF
examiners remain with the class all OF the
time. For some reason the class this year
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16
Benent for FIorence Chureh.

All kinds OF amusement features at
CORTLAND Beach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Chicago Nov s-The leading futures ranged as fob
wheat No ogen,5s Highest ss LO~s ss. c'o'i9 s
MsS 5ssS9s S9s 7shq7sss 7S%Q7Sa
Corn. No. =: 100,
R R:;.a M. ssoss ST. s 81: sssoss
as@ 90 SEA e %. f fs" 'I:: :s
Lard. per 100 n:
R .56'5'' s sSs IS" : sss' $ s:9:
short ribs. per 100 ~
ss5saly -. s:S SIS s ssEss s ST.
Cash Quotations foloys; FLoyR Rs stsady So
spring M1AI S-S: No 8 44i4gsG4s.e: No OATS
SOC No ? Ehe 3,r 10 choice mating s5a5ic
No FI.AXsEED. 1e2c Ne Hortwesern spc' li6 1 lo
So SO mess ork rer bb SIT 5casl e2l1 LARD
81 s & 2eT' cE sRRE sr BS S Se s. s
WIIISKEY. OF high wines 81 - on the Froaoe
80 i-rffs5cs iaS saiicc CHEESE; steady, loisa1lc.
Duluth Nov 3-Close: WHEAT to arrive 30
FsTa go - 30 Man Nor'ass a.
Sc. No Northern seaslc; LecerToer. @ *,
a. sanp,s 5sd6oc CoRS-Dscember 43s. a4s7sc
Minneapolis. Nov a-C1ose: wHEAT-Deoenber. 7ec;
So5sc: 10 : Northern 7s4c: No Northern 7l&97!se
EI3 Est patents - 6eg = 80 ecob5 Clears Sc 500
s. 20 BRAN-In bulk. slS y.
Fh32P NSyr S BIT 5dsrsy Prints aso EGGS
dun and l. lower fresh nearby BE loss on wssSern
CHEESE steady: NeT-York fali creams. fancy. l2o
nominal: December S5isc: May;,, solze: No bard.
Nav. coke. oATs-No ? cash sSieo: December, s6sc;
Nav. SGaS6isc: No white 8s'sc
and Indiana 81 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-04
MANDEAD, WIFE ARRESTED
Mystery IN SaIesman's Death
WOman Takes LaHdanum.

Mrs. Della Lupo. thrty-four wears old a milliner
employed by a Fourteenth-st. department store Is
IN Bellevue Hospital suffering from laudanuTn pol
soning. a prisoner charged with the murder Of her
husband. Morris Lupo. a salesman thirty-ive years
cid, and with attempted suicide.
The woman's , ushand is dead with two revolver
wounds one IN his chest and the other in his
temple. When he was found by Detectives NC
Kenzie and Carmody. Of the Charles-st station in
the bedroom 81 the fat occupied by the couple al
No 20 West Fourth-st.. yesterday morning. he
had been dead for only short time Beside pm
ley revolver. with ali the five chambers eTnptleo-
on a sofa in the next room Mrs. Lupo WAS
found Ga a dazed condition. but stiu able TO talk
70 tho o1.eSfions OF the detectives she replied that
ller husband hsc shot himself She made no eiiort
10 explain her own condition Dr. Dcl2n was sum
monod from St. Nincents Hospital with an an'nu-
Lance. H5e pronounced Lupo dead, and took the
woman TO Bellevue Hospital She made no further
statement about the shooting except 10 INSIST '"a'
' her husband had committed suicide.
According TO the landlady and the ncighbors the
1supos have lived in domestic harmony loi
some time. Mrs Lupo believing that her 0s'.lto
was psvinC attention 10 some other woman Inc
neirhbo~s frequently heard loud words and dis
cussions in the Lupo apartment Yesterday aoou'
= a. m. q rumpus was heard in the Lupos rooms
little attention paid TO this because II was
not an extraordinary happening. Later the man
voice was heard TO exclaim. 60 - you. Iheh
nothing further was heard and the tragedy was
not known until Mrs. Lupo staggered from her
room. and. finding Mrs MCMILLAN, I'm whose nat
tho Lupus lodged. said: My husband has passed
away. I do not care to live any longer and nave
taken laudanum-"
Coroners Physician Schultz, with Coroner
scholer. examined Lupus body at the house
DR. Scholer said q would have been pos
sible for I1opo infict the wound in his right
breast and then the wound in his temple. but not
FOR him to have himself in the head and then
fired the shot his breast. The doctor and tn
coroner expressed 10 opinion TO the manner OF
Lupus death whether II was homicide or SUICIDE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-04
REAL ESTATE.

Ranald II. Macdonald & Co. have sold for Nor
ton & Dalton No. 40 West Observation-Disclosures sixty
secoud-st, a three story dwelling house, TO T \.
Hill. who Will occupy the house. The same firm
has also sold for Mrs. Elizabeth A. Wilcox No.
752 Eighlh-ave.. five story tenement house, with
stores, on Il lot 25xl0O feet.
Barnett & Co. have sold for the Rev. f. Wash
burn No. 2472 SeVenth-ave, a five story hathouse,
with stores. on lot 25x75 feet
John r. Davidson has sold No. 81 West One
hundred-and-t hird-st. five story iathouse on lot
z0xI00I feet adjoining the southeast corner OF CO.
lumbUS-ave.
Edward y. Crosby. in conjunction with Simon
stern. has sold for the Won Hofe estate Nos. 10
and - East Eighty-eghth-st. two story frame
dwelling house, and a five story fathouse, re-
spectively. on plot 5l9xlo0s feet. The buyer will
improve the property.
Young & Gahren have sold for Gertrude Greason
No 80 West Undergraduates. three story dwell
ing house. on lot 15Xl00u feet.
B. Mainzer has sold 10 Harris Benjamin No. 1.46l
Amste raanl-ave, d I'VE story fathouse. lot 25x
100 feet.
5. mon stern has sold for Ottinger Brothers and
J. ;. q NJ :. horn No. PA West Twenty-eighth-st.,
a i've story building. lot p 6x9S9 feet.
Joshua W Jones < Co. have sold for client
Ncs. u and % Waverley Place two three story
dwellng houses or plot 49x116 feet, adjoining the
southeast corner of Eleventh-st
Henry Reinhart has sold 10 DR.. Lambert No.
ieaSehOdD. 9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-04
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
fry TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


Chicago. Nov 3.-Fine weather. increasing re-
ceipts and hestancy or the part Of the cash buyer
have been operating against wheat prices for two
days. To-days decline was sc TO sc in this mar
ket Minneapolis lost sc to &c; Duluth. &c TO &c.
and St Louis sc to 12!c Premiums suffered
everywhere. The spot wheat at Minneapolis was
OF lc No . Northern was at discount under De-
cember Spot wheat at st. Louis was reported lie
under December. There was 70 shipping business
here. Duluth reported ten loads for export Chi
cagO has been buying cargces at Duluth this week
10 bring here to mix. Gables were I'D TO sd lower
Liverpool referred to a monster Argentine crop.
and one message reported harvest begun, mes
sage which was considered rather improba BILE
here The Northwest had lily cars. compared
with $40 last week Primary receipts were 1883 900
bushels The speculative feature was continued SELL
ing of December by the elevator inteTests-Armour.
Peavey Bartlett-Frazer. This selling has been
under way for two days large scale. 1t is sup
posed TO be in part against cash purchases at
Duluth. The contract stock. LOSSoco bushels, de-
erased 5000 bushels December sold at Sozc and at
1850. and closed at 1850 sellers; May. 7S5sc bid.
Corn was duh but easier II closed 14c under yes
terday. December sold at 441sc and at 43Sc and
closed 437kc May closed at lSc. Receipts were
474 cars, with 81 contract; to-morrow's estimate
$50 cars There were $4,000 bushels received; ship
ments IS4 600 bushels. The contract stock, IlS1"o
bushels decreased 26 900 bushels. The corn leaders
continue bearsh, and the only help the market has
is from the bullish scalpers. Country offerings
were light, but the shipping demand was slow.
Nothing was reported sold to-day.
Cash oats have been weak all the week; poor oats
in large supply and the demand for them slow
There has been break in the poor quality oats
in two days OF about Sc a busheL Futures to-day
were &c TO 9sc lower; December, S5c; May Sec
sellers Oats are of only &c from the top, while
corn is l0c from the top. Spectators generally
are bearish Receipts S15 cars; tomorrow $
estimate, 1875 The contract stock. 1884, 600 bushels
increased 10000 bushels Arrivals were $1,000 BUSH
els. Shipments, $4,000 bushels.
The provision stocks proved less than expected;
the lard more than cut in two. The worlds lard
stock decreased $4,000 tierces for the month Ihere
early advance in provisions on these figures.
The rally lost before the close Packers were
selling January and May product Hogs We're l5c
TO 25c lower. Provisions in some degree teIt the
weakness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-04
THUGS BEAT SERGEANT.
He Is Seriously Injured While Pro
tecting Man.

While on bis way home from duty. early yester-
day Police Sergeant Henry Cohen OF Inspector
Brooks's staf attacked by crowd 81 rufii2ns
At Ninth-st. and the Bowery. and severely beaten
The sergeant had been assisting Inspector Brooks
st Police Headquarters working there all night.
and at 6 a. n. the Inspector told him he could go
10 his home. at No. 142 East Eishtythird-st., and
also cast his vote The sergeant got on Third
ave. car at Houston-st. and the Rowery and had
ridden as Ear as Ninth-st when he saw seven or
eight men beating another man. who was calling
for help.
The sergeant Jumped OF the car and over TO
the crowd and began TO beabor the men with
his fists. at the same time announcing that he was
a policeman The man to whose assistance he had
gone ran away and jumped on car. Then the
crowd set the sergeant. He was struck on the
back o. the head with a blackjack and stabbed
uncer the left eye with a pOcketknife. Then he
was kicked while lying the ground until he
nearly lost consciousness. Finally the men went
away and Sergeant Cohen dragged himself 20 a
drug store and telephoned TO Inspector Brooks. The
reserves OF the Fifth-st. station sent to the
SerEeantS assistance. but none OF the men could be
FOUND who had assaulted the sergeant
DIR. Palmer pUt nine stitches IN the cut on the
back Of Sergeant Cohens head, but the injured
man refused TO 20 TO the hospital and boarded
another for home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-04
THE MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

=
Chicago Nov 3-CATTLE-Re-eipts $500 head. in
cudng 5000 Western steady: good 70 prime steers.
250S5 -. medium So 59aS4 "et stoclers and
feeders s. -jNS4 90 cows 81 voc -: heIers StS4 Do
Gamers 81 bulls S2TSz -: calves spa IS -;
Texas Sass %. Western steers. So J1S4 30
lFDCS-Recepts TO-DAY 10000 tomorrow, 26"AJi IrN
l5c lower: mixed and butche-s. s. - aS5 -; good
heavy 81 9baS5 &c: rough heavy 81 50aSA So,
light 10dS5 bulk sales. SA s0lS5 10 SHEEP
Receipts 25oo0 head: sheen weak lambs lower c5oo 70
wehes s. 50aS4; fair 70 choice mixed. sass So
native lambs s. 5OGSJ ..
C5ncinuau nov. 3-HOGs dull. SASS 20 CATTLE
Gull S2GS4 =. SHEEP weak, 81 5oQS5 Is LAMBS
tteaov. So 5oTS5 -.
natives Texans: calves 1850 head natives 30 Tex
fed cattle steady: closed weak: others
quarantine steady. and dressed beef
60GS5 Sass 30; stockers and feeders
50 30QS3 20. Western fed steers S3GS5 lO. Texas and
s. 75GS3 -; Texas 8 Ne0S2 30.
81 5eHS3 native hei.ers - SolS4 90 Gamers
sldSa. bulls pass %. calves, s. 50QS5 -. HOGSRe
bulk sales. 81 a00s5 20 heavy 81 15GS5 -.
auixed packers - O5GSJ Do light s. o5dS1 222- York
rTs 50 20GS5 22ic. pics. S50s5 % SIlELP-Becoi~rs.
head. steady native lambs - 25HS5 20.
Western lambs s. aoQS5 fe1 ewes s. 3oaS3 -; Texas
clipped yearnEs s. 5oGS4 Texas clipped sheep s.
Buffalo Nov. 3CATTL.Ic-R Receipts. 1.5o0 head:
market slow and barely STEADY prize steers $ 7> CO:
shipping. 81 gas 10 NEALS-Eeceprs 90 head. mar
steady s. 50aS5 20 HOGS-Recepts. 5000 head:
market slow ana ioUi5c lower. heavy. s. sllSa -;
mixed s. 25Gs5 &C. l0GS5 20; PIGS Sass 10;
ruusis - soFSs - stags s. 5aSA - lairies and grass
S5aS5 -. SIiEEP AND LAifIs--Receipts. 400
head. market steady 81 250S5 year'inEs and
ehers So 75Qs4 s. 2qS3 co. sheer mixed 81 80
CS3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-04
REALTY NOTES

Z. Rosenberg is the buyer OF No II TO Is East
Northumberland ninth-st
Mack Bros Co. who formerly occupied the
building No. West Fourth-st have leased
from the Demarest estate the store and basement
No. III Fifth-aye.. with an Il in Seventeenth
ST. The lease is for a term Of five years at an
aggregate rental Of $4,000 George Ranger was the
broker.
5. Stelngut d Co. have sold within the last few
months tho following parcels: Nos. S. go, a. 81
III 49, l07, 200 2o4 and 205 Second-ave northeast
corner Second-aye. and Twenty-ninth-st northeast
corner Avenue 3 and Ninth-st., No 3l5 East Four
tetntn st: Nos 5l2 3l4 3lS and 800 East Eighth
ana livingston SITS. No 3lS East Eleventh-st.
northeast corner Second-ave. and Twelfth-st
west corner Second-ave. and Sixth-st southeast
corner secono-aVe. and F1fteenth-st No. 2s3 East
Nos. 500. 90 and 5G5 Eleventh-ave and the block
fronting IN Madison and Park ayes. between One
SITS. and resoid Tor Louis Minsky the parcels re-
Gently bought IRON Jacob Rupert TO the Hudson
Realty company ana John Kaufman and David
Zipkin.
The owners Of the premises Nos 22s and 225 West
Thirty irstst. occupied by St Eliza beth's IospI-
tai agreed some time ago to sell the property TO
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. There were
some defects in the title, II is said and in order
condemnatOry proceedings 1t is said that the title
has been perfected without resOrtng such pro-
cccdiugs. and that IL viii be transferred TO the
railroad company IN a few days. a new home is
being built for the institution.
White & PhipDs have leased for the Knicker-
booker Trust Company the west store and basement
in their new building at the northwest corner of
Fiftl-aVe. and ThiTty-fOurth-st.. To the DeWar
Scotch Whisky Company, Tor long term.
Charles l.. DuToss has made the following leases:
The store and basement Of No. % Eighth-ave for
The Schuyler estate. TO Styles & Cash; the store
George Fuchs to John II. Little Co
William Il. Ware was the broker In the sale of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-04
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

san Francisco. Nov. 3.-The Official closing quo
fatiors for mining stocks to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-04
CUNARD LINE.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

From New York wednesdays. Fridays ana Saturdays.
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued TO all
points in Texas Colorado Arizona California Mexico.
&c Georgia, Florida. Delightful Excursions.
c. II. MALLORY & CO. Gen. Agts Pier 20. Z. r. ". Y
COOKS NILE STEAMERS. FOUR SAIL
ings per week from cairo TO First and Second Cat
aracts THOs COOK q SON. 26l and 1is5 Broadw az
and go Madison Ave. n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

re- weston Einte- g. % fltures stes1v Deeelber.
a. March. &c Nay. Is tDftN-l'utures
Quiet: December. ." I'D January. 4 sd PEAS
CANADIAN steady. p 80 fLOjft-St Louis fancy win
quiet 20. HOPS - London tpacinc C08sp steady
f. 15saf6 Jos. BEEF firm. extra India mess. 67s G..
PORK steady prime mess Western. SOS. HAAiS-Sl0rt
20 ~ firm. 54s- BACON frI. Cumberland cut
70 30 li 20 - d. 59s- long clcar
Tl.ldIes Hight = - u. s5s g.: ons clear mdies.
heaE. 40 - Sss ga short clear bacff 10 20 - To-
El- clear bellies. - le ~ 57s cd. SHOULDERS
Scare j 4 - %. atr0aE LARD prime
EN- cierros aHss American refined iu paiis 36- Ga
BUTTER n0ninaL CHEESE Quiet; American rnest
white a3s. o0lurcd. 5ss TALIslkF-
Jr.me clig quiet -2s &C. IT RI fN1 ES0irts steldy
as Cd BoSIN-COnmou lrln, 0s l0l-- PETROLEUM
- sfnef sir1n 7izi LlNSEED OIL duil is ca. COT
T0EsEED OIIs-Iiu rchneJ-Spot STEADY 1ss 81. TAI
I.Bgg-Eustralla a. LoE4on easy, IS -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-04
SOME IMPORTANT HOTEL LEASES.

The Hotel Register Realty Corporation reports
the following leases Of hotels in the South: The
Coonnades. Seabreeze. Fla. from g Q pos, "a
Faunce d Kimbau, OF the Prescott Inn. LYNN.
Mass. and The Aborn, Magnolia. Mass: the Belle
view al Besleair, Fla, TO B. H. Yard, of the Fort
C5rlsWold House. NeW-London Conn: the Dor
chester Inn, SCmmerville :. c. from Thomas R.
Moore 70 J. r Macdonald and the Magnolia Cot
Seavey TO J. II. ReardoE. Of the Hotel Sycamore
agly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-04
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Bryan l. Kennedy: 20I1 20 2o79 Broadway. W cor
T2d-st fi53xSs II: five and six story club h
Equitable Assur soc agt Colonial Club ct al Aexan-
der ID O'Brien, ref; amt due, Nl.o svS 40
taxes. etc. S1047S OS.
by L ] Phillips & 324 Z 3Oth-st, 1912 # Of
2d-avo. 2txaS9 story dwg h; Asa Heneman ct al
trus. Jerome Keller et al; Meighan & y attys
Bishop ref; amt due. etc sas4 20.
BY Peter r Meyer IA .sth-st 24si n Q OF TN
- 1oxes ex25xs FIVE front ten n z Bart-
lett A Neeler Atwater c, attys; e u La Fetra
ref amt due. S447l IS; etc sol; prior mtges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-04
NAVAL SToREs.

Savannah Nov 3-TURPENTINE frsn. SC, receipts.
ia blls sales 753 exports ol5 RoSIN firm receipts,
= exports. Quoted a. 2. O..
T. s. 30. s. -. ID so. J. s. 20. Is,
800. ii 81. y Sc 80. @ So fO. W ". 81 To-
STEADY. 3 O. II. s. 2n T. - p. J.. 50 80. O. s. IS:
n. s. 80. J. So co. X s. So a. s. 30, X. 50 50, " O.
81 20.
wilmington. Nov. 3--SPTRTTS TURPENTTNE firm
b6c. receipts - casks ROSTN s. Is. receipts 80
hbs. TAR firm. 81 10. receipts - trIs CRUDE TUR-
IENTINE firm s. - 50 50 50 SO. receipts 123 bbls
London. Nov al LItIil'>TI 'lt,-STr-ts. 43s 1i4d
IOsIN-Ar1erican. strained. es sd. fue. lis 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-04
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov 8 4 p. m-COTToo-Spot-nfo te
hUsincss done prices 2na points lower American rnid-
cling 6o2d. good midd-irg. SD. middne = 7td.
low uiddlinC. Sod good or6irary. 5G>r ordinary.
63sd. The sales - the cay were 5000 bales which
for speculation and export and included
American Receipts bales including 81 600 Arsrf-
FUTURES opened and closed steady: American
sui5dTug c November. $500. Eovc-her and Deem
her 5s7d. December ard January. $500 SGD January
and February. $40. Ten-I and March 5.s3r5. aac
March and April AID. April May $500 AID. Nav
and June ms SD. June and July 5.4Ja54ld July
sad august. s.3sTi sBd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-04

Chicago. Nov. s-The leading futures ranged 9" FOB
lows
Wheat No ?: Opening Highest. Lowest; CLOSING las:
December. sG esssS sS 7sne7ss. 7s%Q7ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-04

II vELoCE"-Fast italian Line.
Sailing every Tuesday TO Naples Genoa
BoLOleESI HARTFIELD & CO.. - Wall a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-04

the northwest corner of Amsterdam-ave. am
Eightv-eighth-st Robert A. Granns, jr., has beer
elected a director OF the corporation of Pease :
Gilman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-04

IARLBOROUGH HOUSE
VI ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS. PROPS.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-11-20
How's Thise

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ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
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believe him perfectly honorable in ali
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
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Toledo. O.
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Halls Caiarrh Cure is taken inter
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Testimonials sent free. Price 75c
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Halls Family P lis are the best.