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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-04-08

too--at the Farmers Hdw. Co.
Mrs. Mamie Crawford. Of Dorena,
was here. Saturday. shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Tisdale,
Of Union City, we're here Monday.
Stop me and tell me where II is
will 60 and get it,-Schmidt, the
tailor.
H. T. Beale has accepted a posi-
ton as bookkeeper for W. A.
Dodds.
Ice chests. refrigerators. and sum-
mer furniture Of all kinds at the St
Fur. Co.
Mrs. Williams. of Nevbern,
Tenn. is the guest Of J. E. Fuqua
and family.
c. B. Wright will open a restau-
rant about Saturday in his old gro
Gerry store stand.
Pocket Knives, largest assortment
in town-at cost. while they last
Farmers Hdv. Co.
The Amateur Musical Club will
NEE, next Monday evening with
Miss Annie Cowgirl.
Robt. Buchanan, who has been
visiting his uncle, II. Buchanan and
wife, is in Memphis.
Mr.. Ross returned TO Nashville
Sunday after a few days visit to d.
B. Wilson and family.
Only few Of those cultivators
left. They will 90 at SIS cash.
See the Farmers Hdv Co.
Mrs. K le returned TO Trenton.
Tenn. Friday. after a visit to her
aunt. Miss Ellen Andersen
We want to see the color Of the
mans hair that selh furniture as
cheap as we do.-St. Louis Fur.
Co.
H. Whipple. son Of Judge G. W.
Whipple. is home from Memphis.
where he has been for several
months.
Gordon Rice leaves the last OF the
week for Memphis, where he will
finish a commercial course in one OF
the business colleges.
DR.. J. M. Alexander and S. W.
Paris, two of Fulton's prominent
business men and popular citizens.
we're in Hickman on business. yes
terday.
Saturday, Q 80 p. N, the ladies
Of the Baptist church will have a
sale of cakes, chickens ana many
good things for Easter dinner. The
sale will be held at the home OF Mrs.
M Amberg.
Magistrate J. w. Williams, OF
Crutchheld, and Magistrate G. W.
Whipple. of near State Line. two OF
Fulton oounty's main stays. and
jolly. sensible fellows. we're pleasant
callers at this Office. Tuesday.
Mrs. J. H. Locke died at her
home in East Fulton, Saturday after
noon, at 3 o'clock. She was born
in Fulton IS years ago, and has
resided there continuously. She is
survived by her husband, brother
and three sisters.
On Thursday evening, OF last
week, Miss Estelle Reneau entertain.
ed a number of friends in honor OF
Miss Bess Hall, Of Louisville. who
is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. S. M
Hubbard. Ratfies and 81 doubt it"
were played With much interest,
excellent refreshments were served
Z. E. Reeves. the popular West
Hickman miller, tells US that he has
kept the relative measurements OF
the rise in the river, and since the
completion Of the levees we have
considerably more water at Hick-
man. When the Cairo guage read |
48 feet before the levees we're built,
he made mark where the water
stood on his mill. This year When
the water was 48 feet at Cairo his
mark was under water to a depth OF
2 feet and 8 inches. He says that
when Cairo has a S2-foot water, |
Hickman will have four feet
more than she has ever had, accord.
ing to his figures. We might
add that four feet more than the
old high water mark will put the
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-04-08

The Farmers HdF. Co. has al
lines Of guns and rifles to COX
at cost. Local sportsnsn I'll
well TO avail themselves Of iai
portunity.
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Keep Your Stock Up,

On and after April lob, lSo',I
stock. eIcep, milk COWS, IN Eaa
West Hickman, found unniag
large will be taken up Nd inpoi
ed. Please remember this inasl
all stock eIoep, bona foe mix a
and tina, this Law vii. be enioir!t
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Marshal'S Sale For Taxes.

On Monday April 18th 1909 being the day Of the AP r
the Fulton County Court at the Court House Hickman KY
sell to the highest bidder for cash. for due the City Of n
the year 1908 and cos, Of SALE the oowng described real estate m
ed in the names of the following parties. ,owit;
Two dollars is added in each case for costs
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COPPERS LEAD
ADVANCE IN EARLY
MARKET MOVES
Prices Generally Move Upward,
Except for Drop in Con-
sOlidated Gas.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-The opening
movement Of prices was irregular. The
sharp advances in the copper indus
trials were the feature. Utah Copper
rose 1as, American Smelling, Tennessee
Copper and Anaconda 1. Louisville and
Nashville advanced IL, Atlantic Coast
Line and American Cotton Oil l and
Canadian Pacific and Missouri Pacific
large fractions. Consolidated Gas de-
clined q. Amalgamated Copper was
late in its appearance on the tape and
showed an advance OF ~ on the nr8t
quotation.
IL a. m.-Prices moved upward after
momentary hesitation caused by a
drop of IL in Consolidated Gas. Buy
ing of Rock Island preferred was on a
rather large scale, but otherwise the
demand was moderate. Western Mary
land gained "a, General Chemical pre-
ferred, Erie first preferred IA, Rock
Island preferred 13s M Cleveland. C.
c. and st. Louis, Colorado and South
ern second preferred and American
Telephone and Telegraph /. The OPEN
ing advance in the copper lndustrials
was not extended.
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INDIAN SAYS He
WILL SPRINT WHEN
Al. SHRUbb TIRES
Sure He Can Dog Engiisl1man
and Gradually Wear
Him Out.

Tom Flanagan. the man who has
| guided Tom Longboat's footsteps on the
road TO fame ever since the noted In
dian runner commenced to make a stir
in the athletic world, will arrive in New
York today to start in putting the fin
ishing touches on Toms four weeks of
training for his Marathon match race
with Alfred Shrubb at Madison Square
Garden Friday night. There is no one
that can bring out the Indians best
work like Flanagan.
Longboat has absolute confidence in this
Canadian sportsman, and when Flanagan is
at the track-side to cheer the Indian on
where a race is being run Tom can always
be counted upon to do bis very best
Reports from Shrubs training quarters
in Montclair are the most favorable. The
little Englishman has entirely recovered
from the injury TO his toe, and is reeling
off ten and fifteen mile workouts ut his
usual speedy pace. As far as the race
itself is concerned the question between
the two men still remains one of speed
VS.. endurance. Longboat says, however.
that ne will beat the E,ngAshman at his
own game. He claims he intends to tack
right on to the Britisher's pace and hold
on to it from flag fan TO finish. and when
Shrubb commences to tire, which he says
will happen around the sixteenth or seven
teenth mile, he is going on and cut out
the work himself.
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

TRENTON, Feb 3.-Certifcates Of in
corporation have been granted to the follow
ing companies "
Up-to-Date Knit Goods Company. New.
ark, capital, 5000 incorporators. Hugo
Ifpdner, Eugene Heering and Katherine
iIindner. The company Is to manufacture
knit, WOODEN, worsted, cotton and Other
Lincoln Architectural Iron Company.
Rockaway; capital, s25, 900; ~ineorporatois
Francis p. Mcintyre, John f. Neylon and
James V. Beam. The company is to manu-
facture iron, steel and other metal products
Rutherford Realty Company. Rutherford
capital, 100000; incorporators, N. Horace
Gillette, Harold r. Gillette and Perl s
Parish. The company is to deal in real
estate and engage as builders, contractors,
etc.
A. E. Force & Co., Plainfield; capital,
100000; incorporators, Arthur r.. Force,
Eugene s. yStull and John j. Marley. The
company is to deal In goods, wares, mer-
chan1ise, dry goods, etc.
William +. Simpson, publisher, Hacken-
sack; capital. $100, 900; incolporators, Will
lam E. Simpson, Robert Lecouver and
Marinus Contant. The company is to print,
publish and act as advertising agents, etc.
The Levett Manufacturing Company,
Matawan; capital, 100000; incorporators.
Roderic Wellipdn, j. Cotter Connel ard
SARA Likely. The company Is TO manufac-
lure electric dynamos, motors, batteries,
electrical appliances, etc.
= West End Realty Company. Jersey City:
capital, $4,000; ineorporators, Henry A.
-Qetjen, William II. Cowen and Granville
estate4and engage as .butlderss contractors,
etc.
Rainbow Cigar Stores Company. Atlantic
City: capital, 100000; fncorporators, William
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G Henry. Emily r. Henry and Eugene G..
Schwinghannmer. The company is to conduct

G Henry. Emily R. Henry and Eugene c.
Schwinghannier. The company is to conduct
cigar and tobacco stores.
Deto Manufacturing Company. jersey
City; capital, $4,000; incorporates, H.. O.
Coughlan. John r. Turner and S. A. An
derson. The company is to deal in metals,
Fort Pitt Distilling Company. Camden
capital. $4,000; incorporators. v. A. Murray,
]. F. Hilton and Archworth Martin. The
company is TO engage as distillers, etc.
rated. Camden; capital, $1,000; incorpora-
tors, F. R. Hansell, John AZ MacPeak and
George H. B.. Martin. The company is to
manufacture glue, cements, etc.
Y. & b. Manufacturing Company, Mont
clair; capital, $4,000; incorporators, Elmer
l. Young, William M. Baucbelle and Wylie
c. Margeson. The company is to manu-
f%acture razor strops and razors; druggists,
Central Coal Company, Jersey City; capt.
tai. $1,000; incorporators, Louis Resn!ck.
Bernard Manaeher and Abraham j. Gold
stein. The company is to deal in coal and
fuel of all kinds
Electric Air Drill Company. Camden; capt.
tai, $2C0,00o; incorporators, Charles n.
Haeseler. Frank w. Chattin and Joseph ".
Little. The company Is to manufacture
compassionate tools, drills and other COM
pressed-air machinery, etc.
Electrical Sales Company, Jersey City;
capital, 5000; incorporators. Harold r.
Elgar, Walter Cook, jr., and Albert c. Wall.
The company is to engage as electricians,
mechanical engineers. etc.
The Garfield Cement Manufacturing Com
pany, Wellington. Bergen county; capital,
5000, 600; incorporators. Carl Mau. Henry S.
Crossman and Henry Mielck. The com
pany is to manufacture Portland cemen;,
white Portland cement, waterproofing cont
pounds, etc.
The George e. Sattler Company Camden:
capital, 100000, incorporators, j.. X. Han
sell. John A. MacPeak and George II. b.
Martin. The company Is to give goods and
chatttels In exchange for coupons n
stamps; general advertising business
Imperial Silk Company, Paterson; capital,
70 10000; incorporators, Samuel ]. Aronsohn.
Abraham ,Moskowitz and Michael S. Cert
ntlhSkN The company is TO manufacture
SILK and other textile fabrics.
The Nekoboh Realty and Investment
Company, Hoboken; capital, $4,000; incor-
porators, Oscar Frommel, William Horwood
and Cyrus Miller. The company is to dead
In real estate and engage as builders, con-
etcA
Pine Street Patents Company, Jersey
City: capital, $4,000; incorporators, Frank
lin Vreeland, Alexander f.. CARRIE and Cor
nelius A. Cole. The company is to deal Ill
letters patent, patent rights, etc.
The Ruthenian Realty Company Of New
ark, N. j.. Newark; capital. $i25;0o0; incor-
porators, Majk Melnyk, Piotr PaIiwoda and
stephen Semenink. The company is to deal
In real estate and engage a. builders, con-
tractors, etc.
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B. AND L. RECEIVERS
SEE GOVERNOR FORT,

TRENTON, Feb. 3.-Senator Samue.
X. Robbins, of Moorestown, and Messrs
French and Bergen, of Camden. re-
ceivers of the State Mutual Building
and Loan Association, of New Jersey,
met with Governor Fort yesterday and
went over the affairs of the concern
for the enlightenment of the Governor
who has been urged to take some. ac-
ton looking towards criminal prosecu-
ton concerning the failure of the or
~ganization. The Governor said he had
been made familiar with the details OF
h concern, but he refused to say what
action he would take. The Camden
grand jury has been called to investi-
gate.
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wALTHouR WINS FIFTEEN.MlE RACE

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 3.-Bobby Wal
itbour won the ffteen-mile bicycle race
last night from Albert Wills at the st.
Nieholas Velodrome. The race was run
in three heats of five miles each, the win
uef of two out of three being declared the
victcr. Wills won the first heat In S:lo.
Walthour falling behind in the third mile.
the second heat in S:45 As, winning
by fifteen yards, aud he captured the third
easily. leading Wills by u lap and a quar-
ter in the time of S:22 20. The track was
twenty-five laps to the mile.
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M'KINNON DEFEATS
SPEEDY HARRY LEWIS.

BOSTON. Mass. Feb. 3.-Bill Mckinnoli'
tho chnmnion midaleweight Of New Eng
land. won a weli-earned decision Over
Harry Lewis. claimant of the. worlds wei
terweight crown, last night ut the Armory
A a. ina velvet found bout. Lewis gave
away too much weight, as Mckinnon had
nearly twenty pounds on him. The adj
vantage was TOO much to overcome.
outset. while Levi was backing or side
stepping. Lewis succeeded in reaching Me
.Kinnon on The body with solid hooks and
but could not slow up McKinnon.
Lewis acted scared when Mckinnon rushed
him. and was constantly keeping out OF
range. Lewis hit up his pace in the latter
part of the bout, but was never as ar
gressive as the middleweight,
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WELSH JUST HAS
SHADE ON MEMSIC

Los ANGELES, CAL. Feb. Sired
Welsh, lightweight champion of England,
outpointed George Memsic, of Streator,
Ill, in a ten-round. bout at the Pacific
the aggressive, pushing the Englishman to
the ropes several times, but was unable to
land a Knockout blow.
Welsh used his cleverness to advantage
to avoid the blows of the Streator lad.
He contented himself with landing light
lefts to face and rights to the body. The
Englishman did not appear to be extend
ing himself at any time and seldom did
any damage.
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ENTRIES FOR woMAN'S ATUo RACES

NEW ORLEANS. La. Feb. 3.-Two en-
tries have been received for the woman's
track automobile race scheduled for the
Mardi Gras speed carnival to be held here
February 20, p and %. They are Mrs.
N. Y. and Miss Alice Porter, of Elgin,
I'll. 1t is stated that this will be the first
event of the kipd in the history of auto
mobile racing.
Three woman's races are scheduled viii
the championship event at five miles rs
the feature. The meeting is to include
twenty events.
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DANIELS ACCEPTS
PRINCETON BOYS Def

NEW YORK, Feb. &C. NJ. Daniels, of
the New York Athletic Club, and holder
Of nearly all the worlds swimming, records
up to a mile, has accepted the challenge
sity. for a ffty-yard race.
The. Princeton boy is the present holder
of the Intercollegiate record for the DIS
seconds In an interclass contest. This is
a second slower han the record held
by Daniels. Daniels has begun training
for the coming contest, which will prob
ably be held at the next aquatic meet of
the New York A. c.
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Talks Her way 10 prison.

ATLANTIC CITY, Feb. 3.-Fined $3.50
by Judge Hayes, Rose Cook talked herself
into a sentence of IS lays in the county
prison. Every Word you say will add II
warned. when the prisoner started to up
braid him.. Clerks aud police officials kept
the record, and when tire count tailed 10
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ELMIRA GETS PITCHER POUNDS.

SCRANTON. Pa, Feb. 3.-Bill Pounds,
the big pitcher, who twirled fine ball for
the Harrisburg Tri-state team In the early
part of last season. was purchased yes
terday by Mama ger Ramsey, of Elmira.
Pounds at first bal5ed at the deal. but
Ramsey made conditions satisfactory to
Bill and he will be one of the mainstays
of the Elms next season.
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GooD PRICE FOR TRENTON BONDS.

TRENTON, Feb. 3.-City Treasurer
w. ]. B. stokes yesterday sold $500, 600
of Trenton's new City Hall bonds and
got for them s103.S3, the highest price
paid in a number of years. The buyers
were N. w. Harris & Company, OF New
York.
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Trenton Doctor Wins in Suit.

TRENTON, Feb. 3.-The jury in the suit
Of Mrs. Carrie Smith and her husband,
Frederick, of 147 jackson street, against
DR.. G. n. j.. Sommer. for $10,00 damages
owing to suffering alleged to have been
brought upon Mrs. Smith and loss of money
by the loss of Mrs. Smiths services to her
by DR.. Sommer, brought in a verdict of no
cause yesterday.
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Jesse Cutler. Jersey Patriot. Dead.

MORRISTOWN. Feb. 3.-Jesse Cutler
Is dead on a farm in Southern California.
He was known to every farmer and his
wife, and every country schoolboy anu
girl in Morris county, and was Il lawyer
or the old school. There is not Il country
schoolkouse In the farming districts that
has not heard Jesse Cutler crate on the
future of our country.
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Rig Smashed. She wins Race.

MOUNT HOLLY, Feb. 3.-Mrs. John ID.
johnson, a Society leader here, had q mar
row escape from serious injury when her
carriage was struck by Il trolley car at
Washington street and Madison avenue
yesterday while she was being rushed to
the station to catch a train. Mrs. johnson
jumped from the broken carriage and ran
to the station, reaching there just in time
to catch the train.
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Say squire Kept Auto Fines.

CAMDEN, Feb. 3.-Philip Schmitz. a
Camden justice of the peace, has been
held in $500 bail by Justice of the Peace
the State treasury two fines of s25 i'm
posed upon james Mackay, of this city,
and w. ri. Hoppeck, of Somervilie, on the
charge of violating the automobile laws.
The complaint was made by Andrew Shin
the State automobile inspector.
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KITTREDGE SIGNS JERSEY BOY.

WILKESBARRE, Feb. 3.-Manager Kit
redge, of the Wilkesbarre team of the New
York State League. has signed Jimmy
Montross. Of Plainfield. N. j., a pitcher
and utility player. who has been doing
good work with semi-professicnal teams in
New Jersey for the past couple Of seasons.
He viii give Moniross a trial In the spring
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Engine Pilot Carrie. Human Head.

JERSEY CITY, Feb. S.-When a Penn
sylvania express that had struck a man
in Railway last night pulled into the sta
ton here persons Standing on the plat
form We're mortified to see a mans mead on
the pilot OF the engine. lii man killed
was Wenuoiin l.. Leder. general foreman
OF the Pennsylvania railroad grain ele-
vator in this city. He lived in tahwuY,
and was on his way home when killed.
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Nurse. stricken at same post.

VINELAND, Feb. 3.-Miss Carrie
Green, II young, trained nurse of South.
Nineiand, Is stricken by typhoid fever.
hen called out oil town recently, she TOOK
the place of another nurse, VINO had
Durseu four in a 1amIIy aniicted with the
fever, and had been stricken with the dis
ease herself.
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Jersey Republic Heroine IN.

TRENTON. Feb. 3.-Mrs. Espy, the
plucky Trenton bride of Major John Espy,
of st. Paul, Mimi, who refused to leave
the wrecked Republic until her husbands
tinue her honeymoon trip abroad as
Planned, She is III in New York as the
result of the narrowing experiences at
the time of the disaster.
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Taught Atlantic,s First school.

PLEASANTVILLE, Feb. Surrounded
by six children and ten grandchildren.
Lewis Adams, of Atlantic City. celebrated
his o7th birthday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. +. +. Baker. Mr.. Adams
when 20 years old taught the first puolic
school in Atlantic City.
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Asbury Park Physician Dead.

ASBURY PARK, Feb. 3.-Dr. Alexan-
der Williamson, who had practised in
Asbury Park for nineteen years. died in
his home here yesterday of heart trouble.
He was 81 years old.
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Rats Chew Freezing BOY.

ATLANTIC CITY, Feb. 3.-With face
SCARED and bitten supposedly by rats,
Paul Bowen, a homeless l4-year-od boy,
was treated in the City Hospital. He was
found hait frozen ana in a stupor under
the platform OF the pennsylvania Railroad.
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Three Die in 80 Hours.

AsBURY PARK, Feb. S.-John Reeds
third child, aged 3 years and 5 months,
died yesterday Of diphtheria, and with his
9-year-old brother, Harold, who died on
Monday. was buried In one grave. 8 He
lost three children In thirty-six hours.
Another child is critically Ill.
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Badly Hurt, Kin Ask 81 Balm.

MILLVILLE, Feb. 3.-Relatives of Mrs.
John Mcclure, of Cooper street, have
offered to settle FOR So the case they claim
to have against John Holmes, of Vfneland.
A horse driven by Holmes, they say,
knocked down Mrs. McClure and she sus-
tanned serious injuries.
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Juror Dies Alter verdict.

TRENTON. Feb. 3.-After serving here
on a jury that convicted two pickoockets,
Charles H.. w. Hudnet, Of 81 Ewing street,
for over thirty years prominent In business
circles in this city, died yesterday of acute
indigestion. He had been a resident of this
city for ffty-one years. and all that time
was in the grocery business.
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INDIANA TO HAVE SUNDAY BALL.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 3.-The Brolley
bill. repeating the law that forbids Sunday
Representatives yesterday afternoon by a
vote of 81 to Al.
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II LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. Feb. 3.-The early market for
American securities was quiet, with the
changes in prices only fractional compared
with the New York closing of yesterday.
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STATE NEWS
coIling.wood Ha. Real Police Force.

COLLINGSWOOD, Feb. Seedlings
wood borough now has a police force of
five men. a chief and four patrolmen.
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PORT NORRIS, Feb. 3.-Diphtheria has
become SO prevalent in Port Norris that
the public schools have been closed.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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NEWARK LEAGUE CHANGE.

The Newark Leagu bowling match
scheduled for Friday night between the
teams on the ~latter's alleys will be bowled
tomorrow night instead
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE

] WILL exchange my equity OF So. 500. nayirg
10 per cent, In a brick property. centrally
located. for building lots. city or suburbs; this
Is a rare chance for some one to get a snan:
3 per cent. Address CONTRACTOR. Box 60.
Star tOfice.
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FIVE TEAMS TIED IN BICYCLE RACE.
Miles. Laps.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. S.-At the
end of the second days grind in the six
day bicycle race the teams stood as fol-
lows:
Teams Miles I,aDs.
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FARMS O SALE.

FIFTY-ACRE FARM, one hour from New
York; highly productive; fine buildings; price
800 Address W. W. RIDDLE. executor.
Boonton. N. ].
.EJ5HTY ACRES: one of the finest farms In
Northern New Jersey; price 50, $50. For par
Gculars address W. W. RIDDLE. Executor. P.
@ BOX 5S5. Boonton, N. J.