davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-05-25
Foul Play Suspected.

Warren, May 23.-The dead body of
n man, believed TO have been muir
dered, was brought here Tuesday
from Champion. The body was found
on the F., ". d A. railroad at Cham
pion, and is horribly cut and bruised.
No che can identify the remains.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-05-25

Washington, May 22.-The presi-
dent has arranged to go to Fort Mon
roe next Saturday with Mrs. McKin-
ley and a party of friends to witness
from that point the total eclipse Of
the sun next Monday.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-05-25
struck n Gusher.

Lima, May 23.-David Morrison, Duff
Bros. and other Cleveland people have
made II good oil strike east of this
city. lie well was drilled to depth
of 1.SOO feet in IL days time. Their
we'll is good for rs barrels n day.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-05-25
Four Children Perish.

Nashville, Tenn, May 22.-Four chill
dren of Thomas Brady were burned
to death Sunday night in their home,
ten miles from the city, the house
having caught fire during the absence
of their parents at church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brady returned home just in
time to witness the falling in of the
house. The children, two boys and
two girls, ranged in years from five
10 thirteen.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-05-25
X. of =. Convention.

Sandusky, May 22.-The 31st an
nual convention of the grand lodge
of Knights of Pythias of Ohio opened
here Monday. Every lodge in the
state is represented and besides there
will open here to-day the annual ses-
sions of the Pythian Sisterhood and
the Rathbone Sisters, with represen-
tations from every lodge of those Or
ders in the state,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-05-25

Oflicer-I understand that you and
Private Perkins were calm and col
lected when the explosion occurred
at the powder magazine.
Pat-Well, sor, was calm, but poor
Perkins was collect
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-05-25
Turner's, strike Closes Pot,er,e.,

Akron, May ga strike of the
turner's" stopped operations in all
the local potteries yesterday and 500
men are idle. The turner's, who COM
prise about one-third of the employees
in the potteries, demand uniform
wage scale placing all working men
on the same level, regardless of their
skill. and slightly increasing their
an rpinoc
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-05-25
Tobacco warehouse Destroyed.

Cincinnati, May 23.-Fire destroyed
the contents of John Sauer e. Co.'s
cigar leaf tobacco warehouse last
night. The building was four-s.orv
brick and it. was packed with STOCK.
The loss will be $4,000.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-05-25
A Post Office Robbed.

Athens, May 23.-Burglars blew the
safe in the Amesville, o., post Office
early Tuesday morning, completely
,wrecking the building. They sue
ceeded in getting about $3.50 worth
of stamps and appropriated two
horses and buggies.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-05-25
Chandler Ii Chosen.

Washington, May 22.-The presi-
dent yesterday sent to the senate the
nomination of Frank M. Chandler, of
Cleveland, to be marshal for the
northern district of Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-05-25

st. Petersburg, May 22.--The czar has
ratified all the articles agreed upon at
The Hague peace conference.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-05-25
The
Pinkhan1


For disorders Of the
feminine organs have
gained fheir great ren0Wzs
and enormous sale be-
cause of the permanent
good they have done and
are doing for tho women
of this country
H all aiyissg or suffer-
Lng women could be made
TO understand how alb
s0IufeIy true are the
statements about Lydia e.
Pinkhans's Vegetable
Compound, their suffer-
lngs would end.
Mrs. Pxnl1lSas,s 00xns0LS
women free Of charge.
Her address Is lynn
Mass. Tho advIoo sh0
gives Is practical and
honest. You 0an write
freely 10 hes; she Is a w0-
0181s
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-05-25
In the Like Country
Ali grocers /; 1sc. and 2sc.

of Northern Illinois, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa and Michigan, there are hundreds of
the most charming. Summer Resorts await
ing the arrival of thousands of tourists
from the South and East.
Among the list of near by places are Fox
Lake, Delavan, Lauderdale, Waukesha,
Oconomowoc, Palmyra, The Dells at Kill
bourn, Elkhart and Madison, while a little
further off are Minocqua, Star Lake, From.
tenac, White Bear, Minnetonka and Mar
quette on Lake Superior.
For pamphlet of Summer Homes for
1900" or for copy of our handsomely illus
trated Summer book, entitled "In The Lake
Country" apply to nearest ticket agent or
address with four cents in postage, Geo. Fl.
Colony Building, Chicago, III.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-05-25

The Golden Rule in Texas.
When men learn to do unto others as they
would have others do unto them, horse trad
ing will have become one of the lost arts
Galveston News.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-10
Three Forks Treasury Stock,
\koc per Share. COG Holland Bid.
N. w. HARRIS g. COMPANY
CHICAGO NEW YOuk BOSTON
LONDON MARKET OPENED
STRONG BUT WEAKENED.
CONSOLS UNCHANGED ON
THE DAY.
Bad Break in Sugar and Peoples
Gas-Good Buying in Mis-
souri, Pacific.
REpT ELIr SPECIAL

RErTBLI- SPECIAL.
New York, April 9.-The London market
showed unexpected strength in the early
part OF the day. helped by buying. said to
come from this side, but weakened iatef
and closed heavy. There was no movement
Of note in the general list, and colsols
ecre unchanged on the day. Foreign
were steady and rather featureicSS.
The political outlook was conSlaer"o
peaceful, and European markets showed no
anxiety ebout the South African position.
but money In Jondon showed a tendency
10 harden. The discount rate In tho open
market IN London advanced = per cent to
81 per cent This was ascrihahle, in great
measure. to payments Of the second in
stallirent Of the WAY loan.
After a fairly steady opening or the New
York Exchange, there WAS a bad break in
Sugar and Peoples Gas. II was followed
soon after by pretty heavy selling of the
stce, stocks nnd the railroads, with tn"
isolated exception, syinraihi2ed more or
less. A report that the Iicckcfelicr inter
e..s were buying Missouri Pacific to obtain
control, gave strength TO that stock. hut
;he selling elsewhere WAS pretty general.
The break in Sugar disclosed 4 distinctly
weak bui! account all around. and any
number IF small ciqueS were liquidsti'ig.
Tho delay about the Federal Steel dividend
and some very strong Oh Amrri-
can Steel and Wires chance of being listed
in London. I'm the English papers To- hand.
had a depressing effect. The market. upon
The whole, was weak, hut il looked as If
the shake-out would probably do no good
and clear the position of these stocks, when
have advanced on their intrinsic worth
without manipulation by the professional
element.
Good buying in Missouri Pacific. appar--
entity coming from the Gould interest and
traders covering elsewhere. rallied the mar
let somewhat. and the close was above
the lowest. Traction stocks were notably
;irrn all day. in view of the depressed con-
dition of the rest OF the market. ana closed
strong, under buying In Brooklyn Transit
Asnd pressure on the old shorts in Third
\Yeuuo. ia a limited market
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rNti-

.L'IN.
An ordinance authorizing the Street Com
miss me to employ such labor. teams.
spridl,iing wagons and machines as ar"
Necessary to- scTape. scrub and wash IN"
brick, aSrfaltum, granite and wood pave
msnts OF the City OF -. Louis.
BE L urd8ineC hy the Municipal Assembly
ot the City OF st. Louis. IA follows:
Section l.. 1t being iTpraCtiC;tble to thor
ougEly cisaE the brick. asphalttim. grant"
and wood pavements of the city of s..
LOUIS exclusively by machine and manual
labor. a5 provided by contract numbered
-furtv.n!re hundred and eightr-thrce. which
cul-raCt does not expire until March HrSt.
nineteen hundred and one. ana i: haVinS
ban found Il necessity to S'rape. scrub ana
wash said ~pavements: therefore,, until
March first. nineteen hundred and one. III"
street commissioner is hereby authorized
to employ or hire such labor. teams, Sprin-
king wagons and machines as are necessary
to scrapo, scrub and wash said pavcneptS.
and they shall be paid the same rates at
which other similar labor. teams. sprin-
king wagons and machines are paid for
by the Street commissioner
See. . The cost of the above work shall
he raid by the city of ~. Louis out of the
fund set apart for street ElenniuG-Stoue
and Wood Blocks and Asphaitum pave
rnsntS.
Sec. .. The condition Of the streets ia
such that an emergency is deemed to exist.
and this ordinance shall therefore take e.
feet Immediately upon its approval by the
Mayor.
Approved April I. 1900.
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alleys and parks, i"tt! -tlre" hundred do!-
bars
LIGHTING ~ tiiH ~ iiI'iNGS: F"r
lighting publ" buildings mhety-iour hum
"f'i hity 1nliitrS; p,.,r -rnr
FoiE COZ hiS ~ ti:.li\.t- SAi"Aftit'S
AND 'IkREN hNFtNSr.S. for avn
inSs ana repairing s'lH" '"r'' zee, h]lHII.E
ashes ana ruhhi~'. Hsht watch signal.
towels and wHSh'ilG same. Et""fI~. busters
and other Supplies ana petty expenses. on"
uirl!Sfiid d"'t'iS
tl'Att' or t''i.iII Mii;oN lMF,\I@
fht'~ll'tNI > li'.'l.' Nt"Nl. f"t
S"ihflfS al tf'NI't.'' I't'4E. rss''td.f
assessor ant deHrI'. t~~'-s"r "i special
taxes. rrt'Eii i"N 'l'tk-. clerks. l''a"--
l"tlh'I. uf"d-ht~'''' '''' '.-if'' 70 seven
. @urii,rs scv"nty.5. ven re"i-
t't MIN t"i'N, "" 'i'''f'' tN"h-!-
H,t d'iidtS. , ~
~ Up Farm ono EiltN''H i"''lN-HNe
""iiti~
~ tNS'N 80 r. one '"I 't'I 'I'lItT
hENbtst'N ''Af,i''.N' ""t hH''ii'I '''-
i"'s
I,ttIN ''Aitt. 90" uNit,!'' ~ |''iI'
- tAi-f'N I-N!'h' Two h''''f''l lHt. F'-
I"'S ,.r,xru ,r, .r.,r,r H.
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ORDINANCES.
rip,.i.

-N'i'.
An ordinance supplementary 10 Ordnance
number nineteen thousand and four. en-
titled An ordnance authorizing and direct
ing the Board of Public improvements TO
r"Vei the river bank of the city property at
IN" Chain OF Rocks. and dppropriatirg
money to pay the costs thereof approved
June seventeenth. one thousand eight hun
dred and ninety-sev.n.
Il. it ordained by the Municipal Assembly
of the City Of II. Louis. as follows:
Section !. In addition to the amounts APP
pr0priated by section two of ordinance mum
Der nineteen thousand and four, there is
appropriated and set apart cut OF
Water Works Extension fund the sun Of
sixty thousand dollars.
Sec. :. There is hereby appropriated and
set apart out Of Water Works Revenue to
Water Works Extension Fund the sum Of
sixty thousand dollars.
Approved April q. 1900.
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fnrciHn NprctS

London, ipril 9. ! y. ~m.-AInorjcan securities
oi"n-'! ltiirt and sluggish. but soon showed arm
Ms and aivaH' eel ai.I." IaIrit" level Later -ia
,inhr"Lo!ilrn; Vas lost. and TIN. market closed
dill. Trading WAS light. The amount Of bullion
taken into lie is,nk OF Eu-laul on balance to-
day WINS ii.!t". L!nsrcd oil rs ID. Beet sugar
Arril los @i4d.
l.iyerpool. April 9.-Lard-,rncri.an r.5uc., in
pals firm. 3"e I'd. nriin" Western In t.. steady,
rs 81. a'rGn-tuinherian cut. - tn . HIS. firm:
los tl. Sio!illefS-SlBdi'. l. tn ~ lis. firm. IS
81. Whoat-$pot firm; 40. = rtI Western winter
* III; Ne. Nnithtf IN spring g. igd. futures
STEADY: April nominal. Nav - lo--i; JUL -
! 81. ''"r:'- spot ltrn: Ain.giran mixed. n.v: IS
~: American mixed; old : "'4d: futures quiet:
"l rs -. Imports uf wheat into liverpool last
week Wei" -p.ti quarters from. Atlantic ports,
si."' quarters from Pacific ipft- amt - .Mi quar-
- from other urr,s. Tile imports al corn into
l.t.'tt"'l ir't ""1h from Atlantic ports wrr.
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Foreign EXCHANGE

IEern Was q good demand for fnrei-, o-oh,,-,
t'NierntN. and the market was firm
- u Francis. Bro. & Co. report the closing
rates ~ follows: ''"i''N
l''it,c sterling cahlss t.s''.: checks as: 60
.mncreiti' bankers checks 4.ss,,: 81, s.vz
i.>t"s. - days i.Si-,. "sF
train hills t.S"a. cotton bills t.S2'saa..
t'2nk"f~' Paris cables 5.I6i. T1-iS; checks :. III.
u. lays ma i-I6.
'2runIcrria' French checks 5.IS'.; % dav.
Swiss francs. checks. 5.22ts: 50 days 6. 2s-.
iNIgiau checks ..iaa- dl-i6. ~ days :. csIs1i-rs
Bankers rcictlr,art cables PSI: checks q, I-if.
10 ,lavs Htas. ~
Ca,amer.ial ,reictrnsrk checks ss7s: SO day.
- i-lGIi4. - days - f2-tfqas.
Eansors' Dutch s%uiliers. checks. sic: "a
DAYS 20 ~iI-fhfrir 70.
Commercial Dutch s%iilt-rs. checks. - 1-,sa,.:
III DAVIS y. ~ tCyt-r
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~ H
i,'''. i.f s.n,I.i- Of the gossip, il, ,....,l
H. VA. ,.'. ,Iit, IT., n =. IT, Nv l".t me-.
tt~r.Idr.- '''''@. '"-. = go.
m ,I , ~ "%''l"s rGi.rta.l, it strons tone 90 tn.
''""r, l." tax" the s.nc.s hntigh; l.,t ~, '-".,m'
, "n a s,."l prom; OF thc srblfrac,. ,,.,,,r,
a%'ititfHc" tc,rur, ;1-.f.v' WV "'Noh here "'
.iiE"r "'. lt'arkei first by tho traders cIi,rc
" IN ''rni'inE from the bear a:ryrt ,y..r.
..il ,,,. 'i ui,inc. alleged :" he Tor STANDARD
IT,. r'i,,. So ''''p WIS Mace 10 ""i az
.'"'' i'aci'i" declined os:lv ON tho sal 81
" 1ii'I",ttv ono ur thoso selected lT n I H., +"
'' - lh''i special object 81 at;l.1. rr.-a
iHi Tee s'lI""s took I'll" ground that ,is., IN 49,.
go ~ past earnings, which NAV moi H..
,,T Inc 81. s;'ii"n activity in Third Avenue was at
s ss'ui,, To- g''cting shorts There has bsrn a
,'i',; hut stock has STEADILY loaned at "a n snail, nal
Tor !" Nun" 'd, NJ one IN III: board gives any reason
mr ."h shce III stock. although some deyeIopnen,
nay have occurred in regard to the POSITION y
p"I,,s sr',n ,u $tnck. In arrangement with Metro
10 M Il, rsalhc advanced en- I'll. purchase ..
to ho f Fra ISr, ny ru'i,, Bros generally supposed
r. AFT after T'T r.. rs US FIJI Of bull points" on II. n.
on IN" street late SATURDAY at 81. " YER MAD.
Ih nssr 'hr losing. Hale & sti.El't: were h.earv
%,.Iious coniScturcs as to the reasop f fr VIZ
Nnlic: me most reasonable being thar IN ~
trafnc bring tho larE.s. ever mad ~, En n
St~hniiE date IN It's history. W. '''
no tGTms "f m" ARRANGEMENT In which pe,rIc,-
"a VIII control 'l'c ogden COMPANY ,Ycro -,
r'.'i,"d t"-''i'. In effect. they ptnyi,;, emf.
Jar ~" sn.'r'ntr" of : rrr cen, ~. iho s s,rin
,., at .,, S'ocl s,acl,s vcr" al voak. ,a,Ior boar
''".', Whit .ss colrur.ri l., lfts c, Ti,1h
,,h,.l Mn. -" s''trS "i Ii"op was attributed 10
d"ul-. au1 StorI Wir, Wa .,d.,t.if i , IN.
s ST. rgP III, 70 ,hG r"s,ili Of the efforts 10 have IL.
.Fi''!"' cables Wrr" a. follows:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-10

NFI'I EI.II ~i'E'INL.
Washinctou. April 2.-Tte following changes
"f reserv" agents for national banks haze hceu
approved:
Illinois METROPOLITAN National Bank. Chicago.
Tor the commercial National Bank. Peoria.
Hanover National iiink. New Iurk. Continental
National i:.ank. and FIRST National f;auk. Chi
c;iG". Tor the First NitiuEa! I:.uk I".,.in
luwh-'fn" Hanover National t:,nk. Nv york.
frr the First lti"rti i:iut. tiargiu. ut. N,-
'l"nul Live Stock tark. Chicago. Tor the FIRST
National Bank. Newton. the Bankers National
iSank, Chicago. for the First National i;ank.
Euck VALLEY.
uklrhuma-Th American National tank. Kan
sas t''y. for til. First National hank. <cykir;.
Texas The Hanover NttlruAl Bank. New
l"fE. FIR tn" city National American National
Bank. Fort Worth.
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capital So" First National t;ant ~ Eeinbeck.
IA. capital $4,000: First National Bank of Her
rim. III. capital SIJ.'-h: First National Rank Of
Duncan. ]. T. capital ic..otrl: the S"aly Ma
,i"nai iiank. S"aiy. Ten, capital s2,W-: Firs.
Applications for conversion To national banks
have been approved ls follows:
lowry Banking company Of Ntlauta Ga. TO
u" lowry National Rank OF Atlanta. capital
Sl".@". Miv.r'cS f:anh Of ,;rriou. Mob. 10
c"'. 'h!ry. VALLEY Rank. 'aney. Ma, to rho
'lncy Valley National tauk. capital :e.a.s.
III" tonIuirrll'r's certificate authurt.tu. the.
FIRST Nattnfla. sank - Montpelier md. To- ho-
stn business with Il capital If i7,"t was Is
sued tu-utN.
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Ncyy NntinnnI Hanks.

washington. April Tho following applica-
proved:
First National Bark Of iewisyilI". Ind. capital
s..J.t-Q; First National Bank of Plaasarty;IIe l.,
capital > 1901: First National Bank of Sortb'
wood. la. capital ss5.c): First National Bank or
Nangufn. Ok. capital s25. 00o: First N.tinn,J
Bank Of Lowe!l. Ind. capital So, ttr: Frs. Ma
;ipnaI Bank of Piper City. III. capital 50. fpi;
First National Bank of sullivan. Ind cani.,i
:ies.g wv. First National Bank Of St. Anne. III.
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NV york trul . fi"u'y on ,ai' steady at :
at tar cent Last loan .. itliu's rj.f''uiil" pi!"r
49,. l-r r.ut. St...lu= exchange" isru. with
actimi rusilne= ii ~ts.nh'ts' illis 1T $i-An'."La;
f,r demand au.i At :I.Nil. foT ~ ilk-. posted
rt..s $3.50 sal arnI S!.>;icuf.N>. comm. rc,ai
fUis :. SEA. So. Siit'r certificates 50 -U"ll-C.
i:,s,s,. .Nrrl -Cicarinrs Sts.a95,l7c. balances
y ,fhil,ialrr,e .,rl s-"Icarinss slo.ss.see: bal
&nr.S Sl.->a -.
The. .>fr.l e--'Toarin-. !.a.7a.el@: nal
su..S II. sol. -. Posted rates <I.Nit5t.SIi-, New
York exchange soc discount
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i.ot VI MONEY wiHhEr
New Ncrl> starts on Very E~ncruraG-
ingiH-Eu~incss tctivr.

-. I-uis. Monday. April ., la'h.
business At the ,aripTs local hanks this morn
in- was If the usual Mondays character. ioing
active in ali departments and especially So in
vi,bdrav walls aud whtro deposits UorC concerned.
Tho ae-rarlG for money was also good, barrow ers
al .fiff.r.ut vlass"~ being in large attendance.
hut only those who were Wi! ana fsyurihly
Lrnyn f., hank rfii"isls. or wsr" ht"k",! tv col
lateral Of und.ui.trd worth. v"rn accommodated
Funds were in ample supply. the deposits 81 lat,
hong large and tho dema0d at times somewhat
LIGHT. Stiii bankers to-day found employment for
!, fair amatln, If idle money at unchanged rates.
c,il and time loans III the CYrrern" teigf- rus,ln at
D.. TO +. pc- cent. white favored customers wore ;tr-
,n,u,nodstr. generally At :. To Is per cent. TIE
,ra.ls as usual. We're heavy and business with
.hg ts,,ntrr very satisfactory.
To-,iay's bank cleartnEs this DornirS wnrn On
cailrarincIy lHrg" 1T ti,o3i,S'-, the balances
ari,uu.i u. 20 Sah. 80.
Domestic ENchnnEc.
Whitaker * Ilodsman, bond, stock. CONNER
eiai p3pcr and exchange brokers. 20, North
Fourth street. quote exchange d. follows:
Eii Asked.
New dis par
LOUISVILLE 80 lns PAR
Cincinnati 1880 .............-...lc c dis par
New Orleans dis par
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Treasury Statement.

Wdsh,nGt"l. Anil g-Tu-dly'. statement Of the
Treasury balances in the general iuui. .Nsiu>iv.
ut IN" >l''' 'rf''-, r"li i"S':v" IN IN" Division az
Redemption. shows: Available cash balance.
&lr'.djj. ~: gold. So. ~. @22.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-10
New York stock auot.tiou..

The following shows tho opening, highest, INV
ext and closing quotations on thu Now York
stock Exchange yesterday. Corrected daily for
The Republic hy -. Il. ranriS. Bro. & Co.
ix,nis and stocks. 40 pIIrr street.
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StNtc bonds.

Now f"'N A5ti'' $ts," l-,!ls ,ui.,it-.
l.ouisia9I r"a ooneal Is ..... ro.#,
N.r':l Carolina ts .- t..
NuftE carolina .s..... li
Tennessee" :l"r settlement IS 80.
Virginia t.utlEri-s ..-.. "a
y irgInL. n.t rr.l .-
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET.
First Call.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. April Sales of bonds were made
h".c tp-iAN "a. fallvNs-
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FINANCIAL.

GEO. r.. HOFFMAN,. Cashier.
Il. r. STURGEON. Asst Cashier.
u. A. PHILLIPS. Fl Asst Cashier.
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Ee,.iy-i iaiiy by u. Il. rrsnyi,. r.p. & 60.
40 Olive stree
RII N.f.F
TI:tshurG Tla,. Gls-s ~ i4s
NrsflnEn eusr Az lrah- ....FY. ip-.
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Il. ]. HYATT.
Local ~i'Orscaster.
.trriyed.
Departed.
River md business.


River at this point 1s.6 and about stationary
Traffic quite active.
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STOCKS AND B0NDS ~ BOSTON.
Money.

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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-29
NICE BABY

All babies are nice" to
their mothers.
We all love children. Great
big men, with hard hands,
have soft hearts for helpless
newcomers to earth with the
smile of heaven fresh on their
innocent faces. No man is too
high or low, too proud or hum.
bic, too busy or idle, too good
or bad, too great or small-ex-
cept a few very small mean
men-to throw up tkeir hats
at the sight of a plump little
cherub; or to pity a thin one.
Plumpness and thinness are
accidents. Nature is bounti-
full ;parents want to be. SCOTS
emulsion of cod-liver oil cor
rects their mistakes.
Wen send you little to try n vou ifts
SCOTT BOVINE, 500 Pearl street, New Yori
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chIcsRO's Biz Horse Show.

CmcAao, Oct. 29.-Mr. James Herbert
Moore, president of the Chicago Horse
Show Association, today opened what he
pronounces the best horse show held
in this country. He accounts for this.
on the fact, as stated by him, that many
Of the most stylish turnouts and finest
horses in the United States are owned
in the West. The remarkable interest
felt in the show is shown by the extra
ordinarily large influx Of entries from
the principal stables in the country,
Among the outside exhibitors are
Thomas w. Lawson Of Boston, who paid
$780, 900 for carnation--the Lawson
Pink, who has here twenty prize
winners, including "Glorious Redcloud !"
George Pepper, Toronto, with e2 head
Gen. Castleman, Kentucky, with a
famous string; Joseph Widener Of
Of Philadelphia, and scores Of others.
Several stables chartered special trains
10 bring their finely bred animals TO
compete in the sS classes. The show is
held in the Coliseum and will last all
week.