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The Atlanta constitution., 1900-12-03
Diseases of the Recium

such as piles. istula. fisSure, ulcera ton.
mucus and bloody discharges cured with
out the knife pain or confinement.
Diseases of the Genito. Urinary Organs.
blood poison. gleet, structure, unnatural
losses. disorders of the bladder and kid
neys. varicocele perfectly cured; all nerv-
Gus diseases trea ted successfully includ-
pamphlet and question list: all cOrre-
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-12-03

DR. j M PEBBLES WILL TEACH THE PSYCHIC SCIENCE by
through which you taught Psychic and Maqne iealn9
also Occult IN fc Fu niOTmd
ton reqdrdinq and literature this GRAND SCENCE VIII
be sent free dddg Dr. NJ PEBBLES Dept Battle Creek Mich
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-12-03
DR.. W. ]. TUCKER, Specialist.

the treatment of chronic diseases of the
oducing such symptoms as sallow skin,
bowels, rush of blood To the head witn
symptoms of apopleXy. constipation, diar-
rhoea scanty and high colored urine win
gravelv deposits. often leading To chronic
diarrhoea dropsy and BriGht's disease.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-12-03

Twentv-five years experience in
liver. kidneys and digestive organs pr
collie. pains and soreness through the
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-12-03

Ex-Congressman Spencer. of Port Glib
son. financial agent of the Chamberlain
Hunt academy, on" of the most literally
endowed educational institutions in the
The evening times., 1900-03-17
A Firm TONE in STOCKS
The Market Awaiting The Treasury
Bond Premium Issue.
London Reported strong. Particu-
IarIy in the American Department.
Third Avenue scores Another Az
Nance-The IndusIrinls Compare
lively InactINe-ChanEes Limited.

NEW YORK. March 17.-The Stock Mar
ket was fairly active this morning, and in
the main a firm tone prevailed. Nhlle
il was generally expected that the bank
statement would show further heavy cut
in surplus reserves. there was little con-
sequent effect in the trading. on account
of the belief that existing monetary con-
ditions will be corrected next week through
the -.easury bond premium disbursement
Aside from these circumstances. there was
little of interest bearing upon the day :
dealings.
The London market was very strong in
all OF its quarters. notably in the Ameli-
can department. Foreign houses bought a
fair amount of stocks in this market Third
Avenue Railway cortin, ei 10 o cupy pro-
nounced position in the dealings. and
scored another advance The tendency Of
the Stock Market was given as the only
apparent factor in its course. Metropo i
tan Street Railway. on the other hand,
was heavy on reports regarding the new
franchise taxes to be levied on the prop
erty.
The railway list was fairly active and
was firm. particularly for The granger
shares. The industrial quarter. from Su-
gar refining down. was comparatively in
active and the price changes there were
limited There were fairly large dealings
in Government bonds al slight recessions
from last week.
The bank statement was an Unexpectedly
strong showing owing to the unlocked for
decrease in loans which amounted TO $ll.-
I'll 0G0 The loss in actual cash WAS rather
in excess OF the general estimate amount
ing to 6.S25 C0o. Sub-jreasury abSorp-
lions and shipments TO the interior ac-
counted for The falling away in reserves.
Owing to the increase in loans and actual
cash. deposits decreased So $4,000. hence
the loss in surplus reserves amounted 10
only s. .gSg Geo. 1t had been commonly gN-
pecteG that tOGay'S statement would show
the banks surplus holdings quite obliter-
ated. On the other hand The banks still
hold y. 6S1 eco and with next weeks treas
ury disbursements there should be a ma
jeIial gain on these figures The uu2NpEct-
edly favorable showing of The banks Vas
followed hy rapid advance IN tnc stock
market.
The evening times., 1900-03-17

how. and the articles they carried were
light But our cazadores haughtily re-
fused Even "Plantageuet. as one of the
war correspondents called his chief fac
totum. positively declined. And as for
Rain in the Face" Richard Carvel, "
Beau Brummel," and ''D'Artagnan. the
four lgorrote gentlemen whom ] employed
they positively scorned any proposals 10
work two days in succession. They had
received their salary for the day previous
and with that they were satisfied They
probably took their 10 cents Mex. back
TO Cayen. where they INDUCED not only in
luXuries for large and more or less inter-
esting families. but laid aside a handsome
sum for rainy day.
Another correspondent whose "caza-
dore ASK Me, was especially emphatic
in his refusals to work. insisted that there
was some kind of an lgorrote trades union
which forbids its members working after
they had made enough money to support
them for the rest of their lives. He
thought that Ask Me was the president
of the union and 'Plantagenet' the walk
ing delegate.
The man who had employed "Plantage-
net felt particularly bad over his con-
duct.
Here Plantagenet. he said. as he gave
his talthleSs dtle0udHt Ms PROMISED ~
cents. take your salary. | took you into
my employ with the hope that you would
be always willing to serve me. Now that
YOU have 10 cents Mex and are rich be-
yond the dreams of avarice, you leave me
10 carry my own canteen. Go, P.altage
net Take your gold. Live in luxury
even splendor. Take your 10 cents and buy
candy and cigars. a Bicycle. yacht, and
a country house near Cayen, and silk
dresses for your wife or wives. as the case
may be- But do not forget the unhappy
man who took you when you were poor
and made you what you are.
PIantagenet looked. stunned. He took his
money and moved thogghtfully down the
hill. With him went Richard Csrvel," :"
and Rain in the Face, and Man Ftiday,
and the numerous contingent We had
brought with us the day before We hired
new lot of "cazadores' and started on
the return to Cervantes. Once or twice we
saw PIantagenet and his old friends skip
ming down the rocks ahead CT us.
Il am sad" said the war spondent.
Il think | might have learned TO love
.PIaptagenet' " - Manila Correspondence
in the Chicago Tribune.
The evening times., 1900-03-17

guns were useless bnt the keepers fought with
sticks and captured $50 fowls. when j flock dp-
parentlv containing thousands rushed upon them
They were compelled to seek shelter within the
tower. - powerful was the flight ot the frighten-
ed geese that the wire were penetrated
the lights in the watchToom eXrnguiShCd. and
the pane~ in three windows destroyed.
These fowl had taken wing herausc nf the
severe weather prevailing upon their feeding
grounds. and were blinded hy the intense glare
OF the powerful light in the top of the tower
Hog Island light marks one of the most dangerous
shoals on the Virginia coast. II is an iron tower
and stands ls0 feet above mean high water. Ii is
a first class light and can be seen from the bridge
of steamer a distance of about twenty five
miles.
The evening times., 1900-03-17

est things in the prosperity of the great
railway of the present time. Despite the
fine outlook for Burlington and the Tact
that the 5 ock is getting l per cent more
dividend taan ST Paul there is no great
reason for surprise that Burlington stock
is selling only point or two above the
other. Before the end of March the gross
earnings OF the st. Paul will have increas-
ed more than s3,000.000 SO that there is
excellent reason for the belief that the
increase for the year will exceed 81 600 900.
The grangers all showed strength this
morning Rock Island getting as high as
l0g Is Burlington above 127, and St. Paul
nearly 10 124.
The evening times., 1900-03-17
Wild Fowls Attack "a Lighthouse.
lFrnm ihe Baltimorc sun. ]

oNANCoCK. Va. March 1.-0ne of the keep
eIs of the Hog Island light relates remarkable
experience with wild fowls had by the keepers Of
thar lgh, on the night of February %.
Between and s:30 p. m. the watch on duty
was aroused by the ''honking'' of wild geese
and brant accompanied bv the crash of breaking
gIass He hastily summoned the other keepers
Who resDopted with shotguns. They opened fire
ON the bewildared birds with every gun. The
hattie lasted for an hour and half. The guns got
Ga hot that il was dangerous to use Them, and
the shoulders of the men became sore from the
recoil.
The supply Of ammunition gave ont and the
sgbf ended In the morning there were found 26s
dead brint geese. and ducks at the. foot OF the
tower. On lie following Saturday morning the
tower was again attacked by the birds. There
being no stock of eartridsas on She island, the
The evening times., 1900-03-17
washInEtoa stock ExcnanG~

Substituted States As. 1907 registered.
s.. coca l1G. S-GCH 10 IS: Tilted States 5 :
registered. 81 Good III. United States 3s,
coupon. S2.U0oHlll: Columbia Railroad 5's,
$4,000 ll2. National Union Insurance, "a
u: Columbia Title Insurance. "a IS:
Capital Traction Rights. 1896 IS. 5.SS2d
Is u. Capital Traction. S1N lo0s. liza
90 7-Ss: Washington Gas. i6d "a 81: Mer-
geuthaler Linotype 10M l2l; Lanston
Mouotype. JUaI5 3-S. After call-Capital
Traction. IA f00 l-2". Capital Traction
Rights S2ll50e -: Mergenthaler Limo
tvpe 2N lqn: Washington Gas. 1l0G ~ rs.
EnNERNNENT RONDS
The evening times., 1900-03-17

Tennessee Coal and Iron was one of the
best stocks on the list. IL opened up
point or so. and advanced to SO. The close
was off somewhat from this high price but
still showed a good net gain. The direc-
tors OF the company today declared a divi-
dend of per cent on the stock. presumably
a quarterly rate. This action has been eN-
pected. but in well informed quarters 1t
was nevertheless a surprise in coming SO
soon. This dividend should be considered
one of the most significant and important
indications of the prosperity of the iron
trade and a fine augury of better things
for the securities of this group. other
steel securities advanced today, including
especially Steel and Wire. common. The
latter will sell '-ex'' on Monday.
The evening times., 1900-03-17
New York Cotton Market.
4 cotton Factory burned.

ELLICOTT CITY Nd, March IA fire
at Savage Factory. Howard county, Tues
ray afternoon caused loss estimated at
$1,000 II started in cotton shed containing
about 5000 worth Of raw material. The
flames were subdued under the direction
of Brown Morang, jr. Within ten feet of
the shed was warehouse stored with
$50 ,0e0 worth Of goods.
The evening times., 1900-03-17
FREE BOOK TO MEN

NtIld TOT ny little book
on Natures Cure. II is
written TO encourage men
who lack vigor, having
Drains, Losses, lmpotency,
Narlcocele, etc. IL de-
scribes my famous DIR.
SANDEN ELECTRIC
BELT. with electric sus-
pensory, the world s great
est home self-treatment for
all results of youthful
errors. Worn al night. II
cures while You sleep. Over
The evening times., 1900-03-17

fooo gave testimony during IScq No drugs 20
wreck the stomach Write for above book to-day.
sent free in plain sealed envelope or the belt may
De examined at my office. | answer all letters per.
'onall 2, and give the benefit OF my 90 years ex
FerIenoe as specialist without charge
Dr.. .M.6.SAkDEN. Sz6 Bdway New York, NY.
The evening times., 1900-03-17
FINANCIAL.
A Long Sentence

teacher once required her scholars to give
an example OF a long senItncp,
IN the front row, raised his hand to signify that
he was prepared witch his answer. So the teacher
said: We'll, Jimmie lei US hear your idea OF a
long sentence" Imprisonment for life said
Jimmie. That reminds us Of the little girl at
cooking school. who wRs required To get up
dinner that would enable a poor family to make
both ends meet. She prescribed ''ox Tail Soup
and Pottcd Head" as that case OF both
ends meeting II certainly filled the bill. BY the
The evening times., 1900-03-17
Union Trust and
Storage Company
of the District of Columbia.

Temporary Offices. Cor. 4th SITS.
Capital Stock. 81 200. 10000.
This company Is prepared to undertake all
trust business-'ske charge OF estates, prepare
wills, and act Executor. Administrator Trus-
tee. Receiver, Assignee. Committee OF the estate
OF minor aDd any other kindred offre.
Loans made on real estate and other approved
securities at current rates of interest.
The company also acts as trustee and register
fer other corporations.
This company is chartered 70 do general stor
age business, is about 10 erect suitable build
ings for warehouse purposes, for the storage oi
goods and vsluableS, and for cold storage.
OFFICERS:
EDWARD :. sTl.LLwAGEN. President
JAMES c. PAYNE. First Vice President
GEORGE E. HAMILTON, Second Vice PI Iesi'
dent, Attorney, and Trust O.hcer.
GEORGE Z. FLEMING. Secretary
CHARLES y BRADLEY, Treasurer.
fe6-ff
The evening times., 1900-03-17

ST Paul's gross earnings for he second
week of March show an increase of S65.-
t7S The increase from July l. Is 81 902. =.
i2g The steady and heavy increases
shown by this system are one Of the fin
The evening times., 1900-03-17

Third Avenue doomed again on the same
kind OF buying that has been seen in ii all
this week Persistent talk of Metropolitan
interests being identified with this buy
ing OF the stock is heard The advance Of
Third Avenue this week has been much the
most inpoI tant in matter Of extent in the
list Some of the other traction securities
were NOT so well supported.
The evening times., 1900-03-17
Ncu NorL stncn MnrLct.

Corrected daily by ". V. HiLbs & Co.
members OF tie New Tork Exchange
l4l9 Street
The evening times., 1900-03-17

The course o. The stock market today
must q, considered eminently satisfactory
in view Of the succession OF poor bank
statements. eliminating with one today
that leaves the surplus reserves less than
81 n0o 400 Instead of declines all day,
which many had expected, the opening was
al an advance and the upward movement
continued almost without interruption un-
til the close There was duilness and lack
Of public buying and these matters con
tinue TO be Disappointing. but in Them
alone is there any reason for lack OF sat
faction at the days business. The grang
ers were strong and 80 were many of the
Steel securities. and some of the other in
dustrials including Sugar Third Avenue
was buoyaDt al times reaching q new high
prizes for the movement and closing with
an advance for the day. The news of the
session was all good including the St.
Paul statement for the second week OF
March aud the announcement Of dividend
Of , per cent on Tennessee Coal and Iron.
common stock The bank statement was
at least not as bad as some had predicted.
And. furthermore. the Street considered
the figures of minor importance in view OF
the new Currency law.
The bank statement figures are az fol-
lows Reserves decreased s.. .9S9. $50, loans
tt ttttNt-N e. 1i-sAl tNN. ltNdlS ftilt-d -t-tl 81
272 600: specie decreased s.. .l53. 100, depos-
its decreased l5.343. .000: circulation de-
creased $62. 800. Il viii be seen that the
losses of cash during the week were quite
as bad as expected. and that If there Tad
been any such increase in loans as IN for
ner recent weeks the reserves woald nave
been cut below the legal limit. The big
.ut in The leans alone saves thl state
ment from being very bad one IT is
gaite as hard to understand where the cut
came from as il was last week. and be-
fore, to understand the immense increase
IN the loans II is believed by financial
people generally that before next week ;
statement Is made up there viii b. de-
cided Improvement in New Gork's fnan-
-ial condition. The fact thar this is so is
demonstrated clearly by The continued
comparative ease Of call loan rates IN the
face ot the poor statements.
The evening times., 1900-03-17

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs G. Co,
members OF the New York Exchange
Isl9 L Street.
The evening times., 1900-03-17
Olga NetherS0l3

doesn't seem TO be able to '.fll the bill' in
''Sapho'' 10 the satisfaction of either Magistrate
Mott or tha y. Y chief of police. but of course
thai j. net any business OF ous. for we are
Stocks or Cotton for cash or on margin. We
cannot accept any one per cent marglns-nd hiih
that actually executes your orders on an exchange
can accept one per cent busincSS-hut We can
accept from three to FIVE per cent on Stocks and
PIP points ON wheat Try Us if YOU want quick
service. Our free book explains margin trading.
Send for it,.
The evening times., 1900-03-17
Mileage Charges Dispensed With
Schedule of Reduced rleSSage
Rates.
For measured service. with metallic circuit and
long distance equipment
Ezra

Above 1OGJ calls NAY be contracted Ter IL
lots at 90 90 per hundred 30 charge for
coming calls.
For full particulars call, or address
The evening times., 1900-03-17
1t is no longer necessary for the
The Small User and the
Man of Moderate Means

10 pas the u'sximUm rate Service noT be OBJ
tanned at rates varying with the amount and
class Of service rendered
The evening times., 1900-03-17

Sugar advanced to 10S and closed some
what under that figure with good ret
gain. however
The evening times., 1900-03-17

Gross earnings during the first week OF
March were not so fatteringly increased as
during February. \ total of siXty-three
lines in all parts OF the country show an
increase Of gross CT only about per cent.
4 total of sevenTy-seven lines for the last
week II February show an increase in
ornss of u u npr cent
The evening times., 1900-03-17
St,5OO,OOO

HONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-11-16
A Republican Party.

Editor Glacier: A republican party
and an oyster was given at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chandler in
honor Of William Mckinley and Teddy.
The rooms were decorated with flags,
bunting and pictures Of Mckinley and
Roosevelt. Supper was served at
o'clock, and as the guests marched to
the dining room all passed under the
Liberty bell The table was decorated
with flags, and each gave the flag salute.
The table was also decorated with yell
low chrysanthemums, which means the
gold dollar. All had something to say
about the election. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward and daughters, Mr. Sherwood, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. HI. Shoemaker, Mrs. B. +.
Shoemaker, Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Bailey,
Ruby Chandler, Vernon Shoemaker,
Glen Shoemaker, Fred Chandler. Mrs.
Chandler called on III. II. Bailey for a
toast, and here it is:
"Mrs. Chandler Is from Old Kentuck:
You bet she's all right.
You ought to have heard her laugh and hook
When the democrats lost the fight.
Hurrah for Teddy and Willie Mel
They laid Bryan fiat on his back
Who run all over the country shooting of
his pop gun,
But Mckinley beat him sixteen to one"
J. II. Shoemaker says, after reign
OF four years more of prosperity, he will
furnish the oysters for all the repub-
licans in the valley. Hurrah for j. ii.
Shoemaker! Mrs. B.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-11-16

The presidents proclamation desie,
mates Thursday, November Goth, as
Thanksgiving day.
Experience is the best teacher. Use Ack.
er's English Remedy in any case of colds.
coughs or Group. Should it fail to give i'm.
mediate relief money refunded. 25c and
o0c. Williams Il Brosius.
Rev. Chris Nickelsen preached sar-
mon in the NJ. 4. church at The Dalles
during the revival services last week.
The Chronicle says: "Mr, Nickelsen's s
theme was the Curse of Meroz.' and II
was remarkably able effort, command
ing, the earnest attention OF his conere-
cation from start to finish. Mr.. Nick
.elsen is rising young man who is lust.
" esteemed one of the ablest preachers
in The Dalles district"
Two old women from Missouri drove
up to the toll gate OF one of the bridges
across the Missouri at Leavenworth and
asked the man in charge how much the
toll was. twenty-five cents for man
and horse, y said the gate keeper. ''Well.
then get out of the way; we're two old
women and q mare. Get up, Sadie. y
And the man stood in open-mouthed
wonder.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-11-16
A Test Of Strawberries.

At the Davidson Fruit Co.'S Office
during the first OF the week, was opened
a can of the Oregon Ideal strawberries
sent from Salem by Il. Hofer, editor Of
the Salem Journal. There were present
Hon, +. l.. Smith, Mayor +. G. Brosius,
Ii, +. Davidson, A. +. Bateham and the
editor Of the Glacier. A can OF Clark
strawberries put up by the Davidson
Fruit 20. last spring was opened for
comparison. II was found that the
Oregon Ideal had shade more color
and seemed to be more solid than the
Clark, but In flavor 1t was wanting. A
tsst showed that the same amount of
sugar had been used in putting M both
cans, but the Oregon Ideal was much
the sweetest. The can OF Ideal was
from picked lot OF which only twenty
cans were put up. The can OF Clarks
opened was taken ut random from a lot
OF three carloads canned last season for
shipment to market. A can of Clarks
OF the crop OF 1899 was then opened, the
color OF which was found to be nearer
that Of the Ideal than the first can
opened. The Oregon Ideal is shaped
something like the Wilson and grows
about the same in size, we should Judge
from the samples shown, but is solid
berry and no doubt good for shipping
and canning. 1t was the unanimous
opinion Of those present that the Clark,
grown at Hood River, is still in the lead,
but that the Oregon Ideal, II grown in
our'Hood River climate, might prove to
be as good.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-11-16
Timber Land, Act June 8, 1881
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Office, The Dalles. Ore.
gon, Sept. "a l000.-Notice is hereby given
that IN compliance with the provisions of the
act OF congress of June 8, 1873, entitled "An act
for the sale of timber lands in the States 81
TTalii1ornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington
AUGUSTUS A. BONNEY.
OfTygh Valley. county of Wasco. state of Ore,
gon, has this day filed in this Office his
sworn statement No. 1863 for the purchase
OF the west y southeast a and lots ! and I2,
section Z, township 2 north range east
W. NJ. and will offer proof TO show that
Ihe land sought Is more valuable for its tim
per or stone than for agricultural purposes.
and to establish his claim to said land
before the Register and Receiver Of this Office
at The Dalles, Oregon, on Saturday. the 18TH
day of December, 1900
q lie names as witnesses: Clyde I. Bonney.
Henry Mcclure, O: B. Hartley and Leslie
Butler, all of Hood River, Oregon
Any and all persons Claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file
Their claims in this Office on or before said
10th day of December, 1860.
o0d7 JAY Z. LUCAS. Register.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-11-16
Id1moer Land, Act June 8, 1851
NOIlCE FOR PUBLICATIONS

~, United states Land Office. The Dauas o.
NIL I'm, sept II, 1900. = Notice is hercSve M ore
INA that IN compliance with the NAVY nrnY;ys giver
sGe act Of congress of June 5, s7TSSisions s7S s's q
sfatas act ~ tor tne sale of timber lands IN ts
,so " asnington Territory" as eStenSeS vxaaa anG
s pu"i'e ,ana states by act of August 1 ii ISaa 3
GEORGE A. PHIRMAN ' = i0S-'
VI Sdn me Dalles, county of Waseo stato 80
gon, mas this day filed in this ofic ses.e OF Ore
lots nad No l02 for the purchase sS sw95n 9b
quarter of section No. ls, in town. u southeast
nroof II range No east, W. NJ, and Wyll 40; ot,
raaa0le for its timber or stone fba IS more
to said Ianp npphrposes and to establish his az
~ av ms ofee at The Dales, Oreeonn nnu Receiver
'''S ,ne Siln DAY of November. iaoo On oatar-
NE. ne names as witnesses: WiIli.annss nseU 81
sron @orse AN ana 8 L. Morse. all of Hooa Gano LE
ANY and ali T. nssana enlsaan Of The Dales OREGON on
heIr eai are reSSeste ,S the
-isn \, Wy Oh November, leOO. u oeiore said
SA1 Z. LUCAS. Rar;s.o. :