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Arizona republican., 1900-09-27
Dr. Hubbard

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 treats scientifically Sexual Debility and seminal Weakness, completely restoring thelr terrible undermining conditions. Spec 1al and Private disorders with their poison ous and destructive effects speedily and perm InentIy cured. No matter who has faiIad pr. Hubbard will cure you if vour case he curable. Cancers, UlcerS and External GrowthS positively removed without the knife or severe measures Testimonials nj office. Delay is dangerous. Do not wait until too late. If poSSibie always be exam ined by an expert. Talk with him and judge yourself to his integrity and ability
 ConsultatiOnFree. Hours, 10 10 12 1 to B 6 to "a Office and laboratory. 26-2S South Serond
 Avenue, Hubbard Building, Phoenix, Arizona
The evening times., 1900-03-16
NV York Cotton Market.
THE DAGGETT & DUGAN CASE.
Receivers Appointed TO Garry out
The street SNNcepinE CONTRACT.

Arthur Peter and 4 A. Hoehling. jr..
we're yesterday appointed receivers for
the firm OF Daggett d Dugan. contractors.
for the sweeping and cleaning Of the
streets. The appointment was made as
the result OF the decision Of Justice Bar
nard in the case OF IN" Fidelity and De-
post Company OF Baltimore against Dag
gett a Dugan. asking for an injunction to
restrain them. or either OF them. from
drawing certain money from the District
yesterday, which. il was alleged. was due
for WORK performed under their contract
for cleaning the streets, and also asking
for the appointment OF n receiver 70 take
charge of the funds referred TO.
The petition was based on the state
ments that the defendants had failed TO
perform their contract with the Fidelity
and Deposit Company. which was their
surety In the sum OF $50. 900 for the per-
formance OF their contract with the Dis
trict The contract OF the defendants with
the complainant required that the iormer
should pay for all material and labor
promptly and i'm cash This the Fidelity
and Deposit Company alleged. was rot
done. and besides this. the defendants had
contracted other debts for which the com
plainants might be made liable. They had
also reason to believe. the comDlainants
alleged that the defendants an anticipated
giving up their contract with the District.
In their answer filed on Wednesday Dag
gett d Dugan denied every allegation made
by the complainant. Argument on the
question was begun before Justice Barnard
on Wednesday but was not concluded
until Yesterday. The Fidelity and Deposit
Company was represented by Messrs.
Hemphill and Peter, and the defendants
by Messrs. Wilson and Hoehling.
In dispOSing Cf the matter the court
appOinte,, Messrs. Peter and HOehlng re-
ceivers to take charge of the funds due
the defendants, now in the possession OF
/ the District. and ordered that they should
continue the contract for the street clean
ing and sweeping to its completion in July
| next. The decree also restrains the de
| PENDANTS from drawing the funds ia dis
! pute from the District. or disposing OF
any 81 the material now in their posses
sion and used for the conduct OF their
( business.
The defendants noted an appeal frCm
/ the decision Of the court
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DsEAy'S Pure
Mat Wbfskey
AN INTERNATIONAL TRUST.
AmericHn aud JapaneSe Capital
Form "a Combination

American and JapaneSe Capital
Form Combination.
American capitalists in Japan. according
70 information received al the japanese
Legation have formed a trust with Mural
Brothers. the large tobacco firm II is the
first large undertaking where Americans
and japanese have formed a commercial
combination.
The capitalization is 10000. 600 ven. and
is held IN equal parts by the Murais and
Americans. The information received Is
20 the effect that this is the first of a Sc
ries OF trusts 10 be created with the jap
anese.
The report says: AS far as one can see
as yet. he new treaties have made very
little. il any. difference in the facilities
for foreigners doing business in Japan
Perhaps il is too soon TO expect any mark
ed cnange. especially as so much doubt
seems to exist as 10 the exact legal status
OF the foreigner. Business generally for
the importers is very dull outside Of Gov
erumeut requirements
The market for iron and steel has not
yet responded very fully TO the prices
ruling in their place Of manufacture
tubing for the new oil wells opening out
orders have been overdOne. Orders for
placed but at prices which leave the i'm
porter very little margin.
"A great deal OF pig iron OF Chinese
manufacture is finding its way into Japan
just now. and is giving entire satisfac-
tiOn
The evening times., 1900-03-16

NEW YORK. March 16-The Stock Mar
ket opened with dealings In rather light
volume. and with somewhat uncertain
tone Considerable pressure appeared in
the early dealings OF Third Avenue, Sugar
Refining. and Brooklyn Rapid Transit. but
subsequently all OF these stocks recovered
TO about their final figures Of yesterday.
The granger group. with ST Paul ani Bur
lington and Quincy. the conspicuous teat-
ures. continued notably Strong There
was little doing othery ise in TIE railway
list. and the transactions showed slight
price changes Aside from Sugar refining
the dealings IN the iudustIials Was uuusu-
ally limited. Tennessee Coal and lrol wa
the only other active feature ia that coup
The London market showed irregu ar
changes. and an uncertain tone was re-
ported in the dealings there. Foreign
houses were not active in this market
The common expectations that by reason
Of the losses the banks have suffered on
one account or another. tomorro~'s bank
statement may show the surplus reserves
wiped out. did not appear TO igm1 as q
factor OF any weight in the trIdiug. There
was very little news Of any financial i'm
portauce over night bearing upon the
market OF particular stocks.
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Improving a Railway.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. March 10
Work on the $1,000 000 worth Of terminal
Improvements to the Chesapeake and Ohio
yards in this city is progressing with
rapidity. The new grain pier has been
practically completed. and the grainway.
in which the conveyer will run. carrying
wheat. corn, and oats from the elevator
to the ships slides. has been finished to
within few feet of the new elevator.
Progress in the work on this building also
has been remarkable, and il vii be ready
for sheathing in a week or so. The new
coal pier is being rushed TO completion in
order to meet the demand upon the racili-
ties Of the Chesapeake and Ohio in this di-
rectiOn. The tTestle upon which the load
ed cars viii run out above the ships has
been run almost bach to the brow OF the
hill. overlooking the river. and dredges
are now at work deepening the channel in
the slip,
The evening times., 1900-03-16

NEW YORK, March I6.-An attachment
has been obtained here against Philip d.
and Jonathan o. Armour. surviving part
ners OF Armour d Co. Of Chicago. for
$S1 900 in favor Of John E. Cannon. as an
assigned claimant from Beaumont & Nease.
iobbers in meats at Sioux City Iowa. The
claim is for damages for alleged breach of
contract for non delivery OF 215S,0OO
pounds OF pork lOns
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Union Trust and
Storage Company
of the District of Columbia.

Temporary OFFICES. Cor. 14th & Sts.
Cspitd Stock q 200. .OOooo
This company = prepared 70 undertake all
trust business-.ske charge o. estates, prepare
villa and act = EHecJtor Administrator. Ir1s-
tee. Receiver. Assignee. COumittee q the estate
o. a minor. snd any other Kindred once.
Loans made on real estats and other approved
securities az current rates of interest
The company also sctE Es trustee and register
tor other corporations-
Thls company Is chartered q DO a general Etor-
age business. il about 70 erect suitable build
ingH for warehouse P1TPoses. for the storage ci
Tooos ano valusbleS. and foF cold storage.
OFFICERS.
EDwAHD J sTIILwACEN. President.
JANIS O. PAYNE. Firt Vice President
GEORGE T. HAMILTON. Second Vice Prea-
dent, Attorney, and Trust O1hcer.
GEORGE z FLEMING. Secret1ry.
CHARLES BRADLEY. TTessurer-
fsc-t
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Accident to the shcnnndoah.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, March 16-The
CHESAPEAKE and Ohio steamship Shenan-
doah ran into a stone pier Just before
leaving the other side on her last trip over
and badly injured one OF her bow plates.
As she lies at pier I discharging her inn
port cargo temporary repairs are being
made which will enable the big freighter
10 make her return trip. when she will go
into one OF the English dry docks for re
pairs.
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good reason. u shows an increase in net
earnings OF SG.UG0. as pointed out here
JofOre boo this column. The earnings OF the
company for thy first nine months OF the
year show deficit compared with se. an
exceptional year. bu, q good increase COM
pared with 1885
The evening times., 1900-03-16
Washineton stock Excnnnrc.

Sdles-Ljuyolu National Bank q l23.
Capital Traction Tights 2y605 II and
1o. 1896 5-S Capital Traction. goa g9a.
l7GUSg 5-S@ and l5u io0a Washington Gas.
10H5f1-2 and -5d54 5-S. Mergenthaler
Linotype, 100 49, seller 80 and 1OU l91
Lauston M0uOtype. I0Gl5 81 ana 1OG
To- Il. After cdll-J. :. S's. Coupon. $1,000
ain u. Capital Traction. 225G 90 l-2'.
Columbia Railroad IS. 81 coca ll2. Capital
Traction Rights S1tJood6 u and SS00G
8 5-S Mergenthaler Linotype. 10N l91.
The evening times., 1900-03-16
Light DEALS IN STOCKS
The Market Shows Small TradingS
and an Uncertain Tone.

considerable Pressure Against Third
Avenue sugar Refining. and
Brooklyn Rapid TrSu-it-I."ter h"-
eoNerIes to Yesterdays Prices.
The RAILWAY List Notably strong.
The evening times., 1900-03-16
rIIE kNIenrs oF HoNoR-A grand fr,ter1

TIE KNIGHTS OF HONOR-A grand fraterual
organization the peer OF any, surpassed by
none. during the twenty-six years Of its existence
has paid TO its benehcianes. the widows and or
phanS Of thirty five thousand deceased brothers.
the munifcent sum Of SIXTY NINE MILLION DOL
LARS. TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN THOUS-
AND DOLLARS OF which has beeen disbuTsed in
this city. TWENTY THOU SAND DOLLARS in
1889. FRANCIS =. BATES. Grand Dictator, SS3
9th st. ne; JOHN II. KING, Grand Reporter lOlG
! ST. sc. nlb9- limo. en-
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The Standard OIL Compsny's quarterly
dividend Of 20 per cent Oh its S100. 600 OOO OF
stock Is being paid This $4,000 600 is
the largest sum ever paid out IN this couu-
Try as one dividend
The evening times., 1900-03-16

There was iitIlC OF interest m the stock
market this morning. and prices generally
seemed Inclined to sag To- q lower level
though not I'm an alarming way. some
clique selling by tbo bears in Chicago Gas.
the traction issues. and one OF two other
securities and proft-takiug by the small
people who bought before the recent adj
vance were sufficient go account FOR the
fractional Gyciin,. 10 is perhaps not ro be
expected nae after advancing for several
days the market viii continue ON IT'S up
ward movement during The latter rart Of
the week. when q poor bank statement Is
assured. But On enc other hand no bad
declines are expected by careful market
people. Intrinsic conditions are 100 good
in every direction. Ihe upward movement
may begin az any time The bank state
ment is expected 20 show another loss Of
cash and it is not impossible that a deficit
In the reserve may be the result. but it is
confidently predicted 10y careful people that
this weeks statement viii be the lest poor
one this spring. The effects OF the new
currency law viii begin To- be fell before
another week has passed. London vas in
active this morning. Money rates were
about as yesterday during the morning
hours. and il was not believed that there
would be any furry this week
The evening times., 1900-03-16
DIstressIng stomach disease

Permanently cured 0y the mastery power OF
South American Nervine Tonic. Invalids need
suffer no longer because ths great remedy can
cure them all Il is a cure for the whole world
Of stomach weakress and indigestion. The cure
begins with th2 frst dose The reRef il brings is
marvellous and surprising. It ;nakeS no failure;
never dissppoints No matter how long you have
suffered your cure Is certain uudeF the use OF this
great health giving force Pleasant and always
safe. Sold by r. r. Mhiteside, 1927 Penn. Ave
and Edward Stevens, Penn Ave. and Ninth ST.
druggists.
The evening times., 1900-03-16

Pacific Mail sold below 81 this morning
for the first time in several DAYS. The re-
port Of the company for January is consid-
cred a poor one in 'he Street. for no very
The evening times., 1900-03-16
New YorIs stocK MnrIet.

Corrected daily by W. 3. Hibbz Co.,
members OF the New York Exchange
1913 + Street.
The evening times., 1900-03-16
Money to Loan
on
Household Furniture, Pianos, ETC,

II vor are In need Of money, We desire to in
form you o. cur new method We can secure you
. loan or an easy m0rthly payment plan, a. less
cost than ever before and below the rate Ct any
other corpauy IN the city Yea can pay IN fall
az any time sftC- The loan is secured and y VIII
only cost you for such time you have had The
money Our business Is strictly private, and All
applications s-e treated cout1eEsia-ly- II YOU
have loan VIZ any other COaCerE YOU can Sc
cure q loan through 90 pay Il and get more
money II desired. Il VIII pay you 70 call and see
Us before gCirE elsewhere. We s-e ready a. any
al times during ofice hours 20 give iniorma-
tiOn concerning orr business methods, and you
Will receive courteous treatment.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO..
apleti 6Ce s.. y W.
The evening times., 1900-03-16
Il 03US I'll AIHl on FURNITI RE,
lPIANOS. HORSES.

Wagons. tic. at lowest Tates and on the day
you apply. We are leaning on me blildlng and
i0a- Association plan. vhicL makes the cost q
carving leans much less than you pay else
where and allows YOU 10 pay il OF iu any sized
notes you desire. running from one 20 twelve
r,,rfbs You only pay for the use Of money Tor
he length Of time you carry it. II you have !
loan with some other company we viii pay II
Of and advance you more money II desired Rates
cheerfully given and no cost 20 ya'' unless loan
Is made. Loans made anywhere in the District.
Call and q. rates. Front room, first door, Sci
entihc American Building
National Mortgage Loan Co.
6X5 Street n W.
The evening times., 1900-03-16
TELEPHONE STOCKS
Chicaeo Grnin nnd ProyIsIon Mnrl.et

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co,
members Of the New York Exchange.
1919 + Street.
The evening times., 1900-03-16

cent in sums OF 81. go TO $40, 900 on D. @
al estate: pay Of AID g per cent mortgagss
and begin anew: all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrower WI D.
SAUNDERS & Co. l407 IT NV iyl-d-em
The evening times., 1900-03-16

Third Avenue was one Of the strongest
stocks on the list during the morning
hours. The other traction securities, and
notably Metropolitan declined, but this
stock made "a small advance before II
O'Clock. There is much manipulation OF
the stock and the Street is not able 10
fathom its origin or its probable outcome
il Is said by some that Mr.. Kecnc has IA
ken the long side and by others that the
Standard oil people are the buyers An
other story that obtains credence in some
quarters. and that perhaps has more sur
face indications in lis favor is that The re
cent heavy buying Of the stock has been
FOR Metropolitan interests. II is pointed
out that the control Of the system would
only require $1,000 shares OF the stock
and 81 Is quite possible that this amount
may have been secured by one party sl0ce
the advance from below 50 began II has
been denied by the Metropolitan people
frequently that they wish TO finance the
Third Avenue difficulties but at the same
tine u Is not improbable that they would
be willing TO own the control OF the stock
II they could secure it at low enough
prices
The evening times., 1900-03-16

MONEY loaned salsried people and -etail mer-
chants upon their own names, without Sc
curity; easy payments TOLMAN, Room as sos
Ola c 81 oc22-lyr
The evening times., 1900-03-16
$4,000 MONEY
sto r Street NV

$40 I1PW ARD loaned on furniture and salaries Al
lowest terms. ADDISON, Box 4Ol, station o.
The evening times., 1900-03-16

Burlington was again active and fairly
strong this morning though there was what
looked like realizing sales al times after
the opening bulge to 127 - St. Paul
was again weak. selling below 123 soon
after the opening. Rock Island was held
strongly above los. but seemed inclined to
make no new advance in price. II is stat
ed by officers Of this company that their
west-bound freight business is immense
and growing steadily. The stock receives
the same dividend as ST. Paul and is sell
ing IL points below IL. Atchison officers
STATE that the winter tourist business o
the system is 20 per cent larger than il
any previous year.
The evening times., 1900-03-16

Metrouolitan Traction declined to below
l6l during the first hour Of the day and
30 seemed not improbable that il might
70 lower. Brooklyn and Manhattan were
weak also. There is much comment on the
quarterly report put out by the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit people. In general il is not
optimistic. T. is seen that no dividend is
being earned the present time. IL should
be pointed out. however, that steady bet
terment Of results is shown. that a surplus
over fixed charges Is being earned instead
OF deficit ar7 that while the operating
expenses are stiH 10 per cent higher than
the 30 which President ROssiter promised
last year, they are also lower than they
were year or more ago. The Brooklyn
Rapid Transit owns one Of the greatest
city franchises in the country and the
present price Of the stock seems entirely
inadequate TO its prospects.
The evening times., 1900-03-16
So a Month Up.
Il is no longer Necessary FOR the
The Small User and the
Man of Moderate Means

20 paw the maximum rate. Service can uoE be Oh
tsined II rates varying With the amount and
class Of service rendered
The evening times., 1900-03-16
Children'S Shoes.

Misses Finest $3.50 Patent Leath-
er Handmade Dress Shoes and best
$3.50 grade Wei KIDD On
Laced Boots and Shoes. h4
EMERGENCY PRICE y w
The Marshall republican., 1900-09-07
Real Estate Transfers,

Aubrey Guerin " Bertha q Dcis.
lots u, u. 10, blk ., Gillian; stR0.
w J Roach and wife " J II Dye and
wife, lot ., blk :. T. add 70 Slater: &j0O.
NJ A Harris and wife " John dim
ger, ~ acres. 9.i2.2O: 600.
u Kirk. tr. 10 Laura T. Benbow.
lots VI, W. blk N. Gillian; *jOO.
Jennie N Bales and husband 10 " n
SaltOnstsll. tW acres. s.5l.i8: tl.sOO.
Il Wilmington 10 " s Holland, lot
I, pit lot y, blk ~. Hol add TO MARSHALL:
400.
II Field and wife u q T Crank,
lot II, blk ), u 4 = add To Marshall:
o8iO.
N Is Pate and wife tn r u smith. ~
acres, 7.6l.sJ; t3b..
W a HOwestOn and wife To J l. oil.
YER, ~ acres, 3i.52.23; tsiO.
W a H0westOn and wife 70 : l. OH.
yer, u acres, 3l.52.23: ti.%O.
d Baker ct sl to Nancy W and
Eva Is Baker, tract Of lsnd, 2.i8.3O; d.
Matte Il Myers aud husband To Y N
Merrill, pt lot q, blk o, rs add TO Mar.
shall; &75.
The Marshall republican., 1900-09-07
with this one.

compared with this one.
All the old time features Of the wild
West have been retained and Inn.
proved upon, and the Genealogical
Departments Of The exhibitiou gains On
added interest by the edition Of con-
tingents represen ting the newest colon.
ial additions ~ Uncle Sans ''empire"
for In the arenS sre seen for the first
time In the United states represents.
tives ri the Filipinos, Hawsiisns and
Porto Ricsns, giving illustrations of
some Of the interesting features Of
their daily life In their leland homes.
The season In nj city being 80 lin.
ited, II behooves intending visitors 70
sccure their sesss ssrly and b. on
hand In time for the grand entry,
which opens tho entertainment In the
afternoon 1t 2 o'clock and In the even.
ing at y o'clock.
The location of the grounds II easily
accessible from oil parts.
The Marshall republican., 1900-09-07
BUFFALO BILLS ROUGH RIDERS
From All PaYts Of The World Coming
Here.

Saturday. September 22d, will mark
the return To Marshall for two per-
fOrmsnces of Buffalo Bill's Wild Went
and Congress of Rough Riders. which
has this season attained q degree of
SUCCESS never before vouched to any
outdoor enterprise In the history Of
nmusements. Their recen u ri
twenty-four performances In New York
was marked by q series Of audiences
that for size broke all records nj the
immense Madison Square Garden,
every performance seeing thousands
turned away unable u gain admis.
sion. The inherent merit and the gen.
uine character ~ the entertainment,
which Is never allowed 70 fall below
The Marshall republican., 1900-09-07
Big Apple Deal.

The Hszeltine family have sold their
entire apple crop, estimated n 10000
barrels. to Porter Bros. Of Chicago,
agents for y large fruit firm In Man.
chester, England. The big orchards
have two Of the hest varieties Of Up.
pies grown Ia this cOuntry-Ingrsm.
and the Ben Davis. The price paid
for the Ingram WAS " cents . bushel,
the Zen Davis bringing u cents.
The apples will average In value
el.!1 q barrel, making On aggregate
sum Of not less than 100000 for the
whole crop. The purchasers furnish
the barrels delivered In the orchard
and will ship the fruit direct To Man.
chester. -Humsnsville Star.IHader.
The Marshall republican., 1900-09-07

the highest standard. Is In = great
measure responsible for this continued
popularity Oi Messrs. Cody 4 SALE.
bury's unique Snd original entertain.
ment. 3ut u feature thSt has Increased
public interest In the exhibition II the
addition to their programme Of the
most realistic battle scene every Of.
iered 70 y peaceful public. Messrs.
Cody aud Salisbury have selected Ss
the most timely subject, patriotism.
Installing and enthusiasm producing
page Of recent history. the charge up
San Juan Hill, ~ the subject Of the
most popular spectacular item Of their
interesting programme. This Is pro.
duced with every attention 70 detail,
the hill itself, the blOckhOuse, trenches,
trees aud barbed.w wire fences being
built In the o In exact replica
Of the one In the suburbs Of Santiago.
To give U reality to the fight, these
e%nterprising managers have engaged,
not theatrical "supers," hut nearly
three hundred actual participants In
the lighting around Santiago. These
are made up Of . number III ItOOse-
ve,t's Rough Riders, Cuban Insur.
gents and white and negro ex.regu.
lars and volunteers Of the United
States Army: ana besides presenting
u moving tableau Of the most thrilling
page Of recent history, gives to patri.
otic American people IN opportunity
tn pay due homage TO the men who
fought and suffered In the trenches Of
Southern Cuba, and who by their valOr
sustained the honor Ut the American
soldier and added new luster To Amer.
lean arms. Tho size Of the Wild West
arena and the number Of actual SOL
diers employed In giving this presen-
tatiOn, places II on u plane fur hey Ond
that possible to be given by other
amusement managers, and limitations
must sink into insignidcsnce when
The Marshall republican., 1900-09-07
The Saratoga.

The Saratoga Hotel NJ Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, Is strictly ti~rst-class,
with every modern Improvement, in
Guiding steam heat. electric fans, etc.,
and caters 70 the best trade. Terms
reasonable,
Nix n. DORA MUNRO VAN NoTE,
Manager.
The Marshall republican., 1900-09-07
II Hope deferred Caussth sickuss Of heart.
What sorrow 70 NJ Il forever depart.

There are many Indifferent proprie.
tsry medicines aud some very good
ones In selecting, take the hest, be.
cause Il II the cheapest. We call 1T.
tentiOn Ia
DIR. A. v. BANEs SPECIFIC REMEDIES
which have effected permanent and
lasting cures Of the diseases they are
advertised 10 treat. II your east is .
complicated one, write us your his
tory In full and mail sample III, urine,
which will be tested free Of charge.
Women, especially, are invited 70
write freely--ss their letters are sn-
swered by one Of their own sex, who
has made . life long study Of wOman's
Ills. A physician Of ripe experience
and skill, the result Oi thirty years Oi
practice II yours ~ command.
DR. A. v. BANEs MEDICINE Co.,
81. Joseph, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1900-09-07

Good square piano, worth e75 for
$as; beautiful Estey organ, worth sl25
for &S. (3l-tD &. N. RAND.