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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-12
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BROTHER To sT1HE Brave
By MARTHA wcULLocHwMLIANS
By MARTHA McULLocH-wILLIAMS.
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Copyright, 1900, by Martha McCulloch-
Wiliiams.J
Through the dimness of August
hawning the course at Loris park
showed like an earthen river. dun
and wide. washing sinuously about a
velvet turfed island of infeld. Where
the straightaway cut through the IS
land the turf was something worn
That was the highest point of all the
course, and there folk congregated to
watch the racers at work. 1t was
sight so well worth seeing a good few
came to look, from the city ten miles
away, as well as from the country
houses all round about.
The whole course indeed was a show
place. Its setting up had been the
pastime of a man who had a great
many millions. along with the inclina-
ton to spend them royalty. Next to
his wife and his honor he loved good
horse, so you viii understand that he
had rejOiced exceedingly to part with
one of tho millions in making ready for
battles royal between the kings and
queens of the turf. The clubhouse was
the sum and pattern OF simple yet eie-
CANT luxury, the stand a miracle OF
comfort; more than all, the free field
d BoOu 70 the pain ptoDl1, WIN uPCiA
high days and holidays packed its
board seats, happily unenvious of folk
upon the coach tops, in the boxes or
scattered about the fiower-spangled
clubhouse lawn.
There was stable room, free, for a
thousand racers, along with training
quarters as literally planned. The
course indeed was village in itself
bigger and more populOus than the
struggling trolley haunted hamlet just
outside it's gate. The gate opened
every summer morning at O'Clock, SC
that such trainers as cared to give
their strings slow road work fol
hardening might send them out anc
over miles of the broad. hard beaten
clay highway.
A string. hooded and blanketed, haC
just slidden out. looking like four-foot
ed ghosts in the gray crepuSculal
dawn darkness. when a smart tral
ratified along the village street anC
swung in with a flourish between thu
big stone portals. 1t was too dark e
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and directed affairs in a sort of gro
tesque pantomime.
AS more and more racers came out
from the rundown, stripped, and shin
ink like satin. the spectacle. frightened.
Among the satin coats there were
blacks a-plenty. the merest sprink1eS Of
grays, too many dull Washy sOrrels,
and bays and dark chestnuts in pla-
toons. Near half the sorrels and chest
nuts wore white stockings ali round.
The bays were as largely white-starred
and shipped, with even an occasional
skeWbald. Against their mass as
against an indistinguishable back
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Could Nixon be playing false? Coi,5 .,
hentuck1an-but not No man ~ ne
senses would have parted with sncb MS
beast except for indubitable csr,sa Nc4
man thought he spoke truth II 3 HE
mad believed him 70 his own un6oiTcS,1 on
fault lay wholly with himself me
Only half mile now. and sim ~,
Brave led CALAMITY. He had ne
Stridden so strongly. so Swifflv Ever
such easy might and grace. The b,, GLIln
throng watched with bated breath s-Sd
swept the half-mile post swung - ue
squared Tor the last quarter before Ia
run home. lne
Sulieman lay well back. There
three horses betWiXt him and ITtse
BraVe- Al the pole his jockey stood Tr
shook his reins. drew his whip and -,
home the spurs Then began a horss - .e
to stir the blood. Like a Ianca IoCS
hurled Suleinan went forward. coIls-SSS
his horses and leaped after The R-s-,So
A little quaVer1ng cry, the rattle of SrS
pended breath told that the course NOS
II Swelled TO a roar, hOarse and wills ~
the rush Of icy seas. in the next haIf-Ti-9.
ute. For as he caught the thunder -
( Suleiman'S hOOfS behind The r.
/ slackened. shortened stride, shut nm ill.,
a jackknife Suleiman locked him. has,
/ him. ran clear by TWO lengths Nixo-
piled steel and catgut, but all in vain
/ The Brave belded name and fame Thare
upon what had promised to be his field ne
/ triumph he showed himself a gutter NJ
/ the worst.
/ until Sulieman dashed over the line. wiz
the best OF the ruck in second place ans
( The Brave absolutely last. Then. indeaF
/ pandemOnium reigned. TeIlS cries
! curses, kisses rent the air. Sharp ta1
! yards away from BascOm. was dazad his
/ face white and drawn and aged. I have
no excuses to offer he said 70 those
| about him. The horse was nit to run for
a mans life. 1t is only that he VIII not
stay"
handsome to have anything of the bull
said, with the accent Of respectful sym
pathy, as he moved away.
Bascom went TO Paris on the strength
of that thrice lucky stroke. He lives
there in quiet elegance-only his name Is
4 no beauty but a pair of big dark ewes
Occasionally look Of frightened melan-
choly creepS into them, and then her huS-
band kisses her and says:
Don't be frightened, 'Driese. I prom
ised you never to go inside a course gate
again, and l shall keep my word
Loris park. of course. has forgotten
BascOm and most of his works. but If
YOU happen to lounge there about train
ling quarters, through an on day or a
dull one. the chances are that some Vet
/ aran will tell YOU the other side of this
story. and finish with. And sure as Won
live the very next morning they found
| The Brave. poor fellow. dead in stall
| The vet said heart disease. but we all had
our opinion. Sharp, he's a hard man.
mighty hard. and he wanted TO win tina,
Searchlight the very worst way. Funny
: | thine though is The Brave had cot q
. | brother somewhere out west and some OF
, ! the .gameSt Youngsters in training are his
sons and daughters, though folks say he
, / was a gutter. too
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This label is on all RQML
Royal Bread. Buy the zaIst5s7eE, =.
Bread, it is healthy hbF8n
and nutritious. ~
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Loris park was at its best upon It's
last day of summer racing The flowers
on the lawns had never been so bril-
liant. the turf so green and velVety, the
throng in stand and club house quite SO
GI1ite so overlooking with pure jollity and
delight in sport The day had been clear
and white hot, as BELTS Augustus fare
we'll. but toward o'clock delicate mot
tied white cloud dimmed without chllllng
fhe streaming sunshine. There was bare
iv wind enough to flutter the flags upon
their stats, and to ruffle the dusty leaves
uDon the trees around the course
Here or there, in convenient forks ana
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09
SPEED RULES TO BE ENFORCED.
to Receive the Special
Attention of the Police.

Major Sylvester called The attention Of
the Police Department last night 10 the
regulation governing the speed Of vehicles
in public thoruuEhfares. He referred par
ticularly TO automobiles and locumobiles.
and directed that The law relating to such
vehicles be rigidly enforced. Arrests will
hereafter be made ia every case brought
to the notice of the police where the speed
law is violated, and il is hoped complaints
will be lcssened materially By such ac-
ton
The law under which action Is taken was
framed by he Commissioners some time
ago. Il is in view OF the Introduction Of
the electric carriage that special action by
the police in It's enforcement Is thought
desirable The regulation provides that no
bicycle or horse vehicle shall be pro-
PEELED across interesting streets or ear
tracks at a speed greater than six miles an
hour II further limits the speed OF street
cars to twelve miles an hour. Other yehi-
Giles are also brought under these rules and
must be governed accordingly.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09

NEW YORK. March S.-Todays stock
market was again wanting in features of
particular significance. owing TO the fact
that the dealings were again almost wholly
for professional account. The tone Of the
market IN the main was heavy. with some
sharp losses appearing in the higher priced
issues Elsewhere however the price
changes were exceedingly limited and the
sagging tendency Of the market was pune
tuated by occasional recovery when the
room traders attempted 10 cover contracts
previously put out In a general way the
apprehensions Of active money market con-
ditions prior 10 the beginning OF the oper-
ations Of The new finance currency meas
ure seemed 20 be the chief influence I'D The
market
Another heavy loss in The banks surplus
reserve on Saturday is now virtually as
sured owing 10 the losses made with the
course OF the week by the banks in their
operations with the Sub Treasury, but the
otherwise alarming aspects Of this phase
Of the situation are more or less counter
acted by the virtual certainty Of heavy
Treasury disbursements under the refund
ing scheme. Apart from the conjectures
as TO the immediate future OF the money
market there was virtually nothing in the
day s SITUATION 10 engage dAltAAltu
London furnished a higher range OF
prices for American stocks. but was mac
tive in the local market and financial in
terest there seemed TO be altogether cen-
tired in the forthcoming Treasury arrange
ments for the prosecution OF the African
war
There we're rather noteworthy declines
scored in Metropolitan Street Railway and
Consolidated Gas, the tendency of both
81 -.
lief In one instance and the certainty In
the other that there would be further large
issues Of capital in connection with the an
nounced development 81 the properties.
Peoples Gas was again heavy. and the
selling Of the stock today was iu-thered by
Chicago advices &c the effect that The only
opposition concern there was about 10 in
crease its capital. which was assumed to
mean that it will hereafter compete more
vigorously for business with the cons Iii
dated company.
Third Avenue was again among the ac-
tive features OF the market. ard the stock
again underwent rather wide fluctuations
Speculative ventures in it Appealed to be
again based upon the character OF the buy
ing OF the stock. which in Wall Street
parlance was called good"
limitations that the purchases were for
the account Of Metropolitan Street Raj way
interests, which may be heard from time
10 time. may. however. be dismissed as alb
solutely without foundation. The net prise
changes in the railway list were limited,
but rather heavy tone prevailed there
also. 81. Paul vas under some pressure
by the professional element. presumably
because they apprehended thar the d-clara-
tion of the regular dividend would prove
disappointing TO the speculative holders
OF the stock. ana would be followed by
liquidation for their account
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09
TRACTION AT NINETY-NINE.
High Water Mark Reached on the
Local street Railway stock.

Local street Railway stock
Capital Traction stock sold as high as
% for a small lot on the local Stock Ex-
change yesterday. This high price was
not held. and before the close Of the trad
ing there had been a quick decline to
81 II on heavy trading. 1t was said by
brokers that f"r the moment the high
price seems 90 have been reached, and
that without quite touching par, The
promised goal Of this movement
Opinions differ as 10 the probability Of
Traction reaching par, but its friends as
sert that. with a per cent dividend rate
soon TO be announced, il is very certain
10 reach that figure at some time in the
near future.
Mergenthaler was active between 195 3-s
and 1856 4 block Of Chesapeake and Po-
tomac Telephone was sold at %, and the
best bid for the stock thereafter was g.
There seems TO be more sellers than buy
ers Gas sold at "a, and West End Bank
al l20
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AUCTION SALES.
United STATES MARsnAps sALE-pz ,

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's sALE-By virtue
o. q writ Of heri facizs issued out Of the
clerks Office Of the Supreme Court Of the District
OF Columbia. and TO me directed, / will sell al
public sale for cash, on SATURDAY. MARCH 10.
1900. AT II O'CLOCK A. NJ, in front Of the
court house door, Washington, D. c.. the follow
ing described real estate. tO-wit: Lots numbered
81, IS. 50. and 90, in block number l. in Oregon
L. Green's subdivision Of q part OF 4 traet Of
land in the county Of Washington
District OF Columbia, as per plat in
County Book. number 9. page 81 in the
office Of the Surveyor OF the District o. Columbia
seized and levied upon as the property Of Glaud-
ius B. Smith and George o. Watson Trustees
terre tenants Of Andrew NJ Green. deceased. and
sold to satisfy execution No. Al 65i, IN favor Of
Henry II. Bergman, Treasurer Of The Washington
SIX Per Cen: Permanent Building Association
plaintiff.
AULICK PALMER, MARSHAL
THOs BOWLING L CO.. Auctoueers.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09
New York Cotton Market.
A BREAK IN COTTON.
Prices Decline in New York From ~
to - Points.

NEW YORK, March S.-Prices fell IS
TO % points at the New York Cotton Ex-
change today, owing to heavy realizing by
local Wall Street, Southern, and Western
operators. as well as considerable sell
ing Of this crop by Europe. though Europe
bought the next crop quite freely. Liver
pool surprised the bears al first by very
moderate decline in response TO q sharp
break here on Wednesday, but later on
this crop gave way under heavy pressure
to liquidate and stop orders accelerated
the decline.
The sales for the day ran up to l,000,-
Geo bales May was - points over August,
and there are hints that there may be a
squeeze in that months crop. On the de-
cline there was new outside buying by
operators who had been waiting TO get
IN on a good break.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09
TELEGRAPH RUMoRs DENIED.
No signs of Consolidation of the
Postal and Western Union.

Referring to rumors circulating in com
mercial circles that the Western Union
Telegraph Company is about TO absorb
the Postal Telegraph Company, Manager
Ribble. Of the Postal in this city, said yes
terday-
1T is nothing but a continuance Of the
rumors that have been started by specu-
lators for the past twelve years. Con-
sidering the fact that my company is eN-
tending its lines and establishing regu-
larry new Offices, there seems TO be no
indication that the two companies will
unite am confident that there is no
ground for the rumOrs."
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Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-U. 5. 3's, registered. s1S0d III "a.
L. 5. IS coupon, $1,000 l2. Capital
Traction case. 20dss 2aeS II. and 2Od
% IS. Washington Gas 25G54. Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone. S5-s65.
Mergenthaler Linotype. 5Gl95 "a, "a 1876,
Sass -. 4cTl251-4 i0d l95 Is, and 10
1875. After call Capital Traction, 50d
% 81 50d97 SIS 20d97 - West End
National Bank, leo 100. Mergenthaler
Linotype I0d1g5 3-S.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09
BENNING RACE DATES.
Thc Jockey Club Authorizes II Spring
and Fall Meet.

NEW YORK, March s.-The stewards OF
the Jockey Club held a meeting this after
noon, which was attended by August Bel
mont, James Galway. james r. Keene, and
Andrew Miller. 4 license was granted to
The Washington Jockey Club to race at
Beuning from April to April a, and
from November Il 10 November 30. 5. S.
Rowland was appointed official steward to
represent the Jockey Club at the spring
meeting.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09

The directors Of the ST. Paul met during
the afternoon. and shortly before the close
s. wee announced that they had declared
the regular dividends CT the preferred and
common stocks OF the company. There has
been some talk OF an increase IN the diyi-
dend on the common 10 a 8 per cent rate.
as has been stated IN this column and az
one time a month or two ago ii is known
that the matter was under serious consid-
Grafton. More recently, however. the street
generally has given up much hope Of any
change IN the rate. and the continued dis
cussion OF the matter by the bears yesJer-
day was simply for its effect on the stock,
st. Paul declined frsctionally, opening at
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09
FINANCIAL.
RsResNTHAIER LINOTYPE COMPANY.

NEW YORK, March 9. 1900
AT MEETING or THE BOARD OF Df-
rectors. held tbs day a regular quarterly divi-
deud Of TWO AND A HALF PER CENT, and an
extra dividend o. TWO AND 4 HAY PER CENT
were declared. payable and after March 81,
1900 TO the stockholders o. record on Saturday,
March Il, 1900, az / o'clock P. m.
The transfer books viii Close on saturday.
March Il. 1900. tt I O'Clock ?. ~, and reopen
ON Monday. Ap.il 2. 1900 a. 10 O'clock D. m-
FRED'K j. WARBJ RToN. Treasurer
fuf1- q en-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09

The total business Oh the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday was less than
soc eco shares. Between Wednesday and
Thursday there was little choice. but il il
probable that yesterdays lack OF business
and Of development Of any kind was the
more profound. There was in the entire
session not one movement OF any security
that attracted more than monetary atten-
ton and ii Is a sufficient comment on the
stupidity Of the day that this movement
vas FOR barely two points and in such a
volatile stock as Sugar. Sugar advanced 10
par al one time in the afternoon, but
quickly fell back exhausted with the eTer-
ton 10 IS, around which price il has luc-
tuated for several days now The granger
securities declined fracuonally Peoples
Gas was attacked again and went below 90
Some Of the steel securities were rather
weak There was little news OF any kind.
London continued 10 be a buyer Of Ameri-
can securities The purchases for this &C
count are beginning 10 be worthy Of atten-
ton. On nearly every market day. for two
weeks or more they have continued now.
In such a dun market they seem likely 10
have some effect shortly One thing that
the New York market lacks is confidence.
and IL London continues TO be confident,
and In addition continues 10 deplcte Tie
supply q standard securities. investment
buying and short covering Of an important
character may be induced. on this side
Money was easy again cali loans varying
from ID during the early part Of Tho
day 20 - at the close TAX Of he
hank statement was an Of one character,
predictions Of big losses o. cash and de-
creases in the surplus reserve. The Cur
rency bill is looked forward 10, however.
10 remove any tendency toward money
stringency. Il is said that one effect OF
the new law viii be an Immediate better
ment OF the position OF the New York
banks
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09
IniIs for South and Central America,
West Indies. Etc.


TRIDAY-Cd At Hos p. IN. for BERMUDA, per
t., At t' ii:65 p. m N. for FORTUNE ISLAND,
JAMAICA SAYANILLA and CARTHAGENA
Der s. $ AlleEh4uy from New York Letters
for COSTA RIGA mus, be dreeted per s. 5.
Alrpbanv''
fc) At Hos p. NJ. for HAITI. per :. : Alps.
,cl At HOS p. m for PUERTO RICO, per
= E Ponce, from New York, Via san Juan.
q At II 800 p. m NJ, for NAsSA6' \. p and
FhoNlNn Vt NAN law, ~; Per > =
NY 'i "S9HltEt' ', "yin ~" ~ n, corn,
icl Al HUE p. NJ Tor Ia fLAiA Ool n
IHiEa cHeet, Per g 5 Isfahd' from NeW
York. .
tcl At ll:e5 p m. ior LEEN ARD and
NINDMA ARD ISLANDS ana 'tMEEAkA, per
s. fontabelle, from New York. Letters for
GRENADA snd TRINIDAD must be directed
Per s g. Foniabeiie' .-
SAIl RDAl-D At IO'5g a. m Tor NASSAU n
P, per steamer from Miami Fla.
Mails Tor NENFOl INLAND ny ran 10 North
Sydney, and thence wa steamer close mere dally'
except Sunday, al l2;oJ m, and on sundays only
Mails for suOUELON. BY rail to Boston, and
thence via steamer. close here daily at 3lj p.
ID. td
CUBA MAILS close mere va foIL Iampa- tia-,
n. %
Via Miami. Fla. Tuesdays and Saturdays, at
1890 q. m %
Mails for MEXICO, overland, unless specially ad-
dressed lot despatch W 'Aed"Fl' sdA4'hA Hoiu NtW
York close here daily at 1880 a. H. aud 1000
D. H. %
Mails for COSTA RIGA BELIZE, ~ ERTO
CORrEZ. and GUATEMALA by rail 10 New or
cans and thence via steamer. close here daily at
Sr,nJ,[s and TUESDAYS for COSTA RIGA. and Mon,
day. Tor BELIZE, PUERTO CORTEZ and Ct ATE
NAIA. tc)
Transatlantic MHilS.
Nail. for CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII. and the
rliILrr,' T., & n, rr 70 V,r IA Tr
syf Tor desRI pa s4p , ie,l, y 81 , rss' o
w ~ trt\n HAWAII Flu and SaVoSV
80 = III o mi ,,, H.. II f-' -.
685 p No. SifF M1'y ca, 40" V W. 10 war;. I IN
WI H.. CIjIvA t. JAPAN HAWAII and the
here daily at oo' pr M up ,a sG N 1 10 in'lu-
Mails for Cha anu 'AlAN, wa N1,,Jl' 5d
'I'55, ' @ 5..n,t.t rsf s. E,pur,-- .t In
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09
New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by ". B. Hibbs & Co.,
members of the New York Exchange,
JIG 4 Strnaf
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09
STOCK MARKET INACTIVE
Some Sharp Losses in the Higher
Priced Shares.

Apprchcnsions Of Changed Condi-
lions Resulting From the New Cur-
other Heavy Bank Loss Anticipat-
ed - London Quotations Higher.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09
DggSIy'S Pure
Mat EshESkey
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

TniS but he carries The AlI
- cushion Truss all over the United
s-atcs. MtH, women, and ehildres
se4r and ike them. Inc Air CUSHION PAD holds
UIth comfort, nothing else will. Consultatioa
and two UecAs trial Tree. Oisce, parlors. wait
ipg and ccisult4Ilon rooms on the door.
Catalogue free. TIE RORICK AIR CUSHION
Truss COMPANY. iZ2i Il. Nv. ID Seer.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09

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by disease or excuses We
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on approval. Return at our
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We trust your honor, No
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09

Above 900 calls may be contracted Tor IN 100
lots at $40 per hundred. No charge for in
coming calls
For foil particulars call. or address
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09
SECURITY LOAN COMPANY
Room !. Warder Building.
Corner Ninth and Streets y. y.
Washington Mortgage Loan Co.,


MONEY TO LOAN at 51z. ga. g. and AZ per
cent, in sums Of Sl.a10 to $4,000 on D. @.
real estate; pay of and per cent mortgages
and begin anew: all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers. Wa. II.
SAUNDERS CO. 14g7 st. nv. iyl item
MONEY loaned salaried people and retail msr-
chants upcn their own names, without Sc
eurity; easy payments TOLMAN, Room IS, 90s-
pa st. oc22-lyr
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED COLLAR
ERaL-No delay. CHARLES A. BAKER,
Rooms 30 and "a, Metzerott Building. lilo + st.
itl2-H
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09
HONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN
Money to Loan
ON
Household Furniture, Pianos, etc,

II you In need o. money. We desire 10 in
form you Of our new method We can secure you
a loan easy monthly payment plan. az less
cost than before and below the rate Of any
ether company IN the city. You can pay IN fuI
al any time after the loan Is secured. and % viii
only cost you for such time as you have had the
money. Our business is strictly private, and all
applications a.e treated conhdenualiy. u ycg
have loan with any other concern you can Sc
money II desired II wiil pay you 70 call and ses
Us before going elsewhere We are ready - any
All times during ofice hours 70 give iniorma-
ton concerning our business methods. and you
viii receive courteous treatment.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE Co,
apl3-tf CO. St. n W
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So a Month Up.
II is 10 longer necessary ior the
The Small User and the
Man of Moderate Means

TO pay the maximum rate Service can now be Oh
tanned al rates varying With the amount and
class ct service rendered
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09
Chicago Grain and Provision Market

Corrected daily by ". B. Hibbs 6 Co.
members of the New York Exchange.
1919 f Street