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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-09

The statement of the Tobacco company
for three and for nine months is an excel
lent one. There was an increase Of $3.50, 262
in the net earnings Of the company for the
quarter ending with September. The net
earnings for the nine months ending with
September were S4,666. 4S4. or enough TO
pay all the interest and dividends for the
entire year. The statement of the CONT
mental Company was also published, but
did not make nearly so good showing It
may be well for people who wish TO spacu-
late in American Tobacco to remember thai
this company owns the Continental and
that juggling Of earnings between the
two concerns would not be impossible if
such thing were desirable for any pur-
pose connected with the stock market or
not
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-09

The dividends on the Cotton Oil securi-
ties are TO be per cent for the preferred
and 3 IL per cent for the common. The
common dividend is 1-2 per cent less than
last year. but LIZ per cent better than
ever before.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-09
IN THE STOCK MARKET
Dealings in Large Volume at the
Opening of Business.

Carly Prices show Great Deal of
IrreEuIarity-The Railway List De-
pressed in Sympathy with the
London Tendency-Gber Quarters
of the Market Exhibit strength.
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supremacy.
From Lifel

In the great corridor Of obscurfty TWO men
faced each other.
Give me the WALL said one q, sir, was
once Vice President"
The other laughed a derisive laugh
tsNezsensei" he exclaimed 81 take pTeee-
dence here. am the husband of an suthoress
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for the Common Man

= 4oIAl t4S NOtIa- ItdElIlIs UsIttIt.J
BY comparing all the predictions that have been
made with the outcome 1t viii be learned that
of the great men dc not know what tfeT-
talking about and the common individual
viii be encouraged to make rs own guesses.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-09

Brooklyn Rapid Transit advanced to above
20 during the first hour. or ten points for
the week so far. Manhattan advanced to
IG9 and Metropolitan 10 I6S and a fract on
This kind of sharp advance is an acU.e re-
hinder Of the boom OF two years ago. With
the better understanding of the actual
situation regarding these companies and
their securities the public knows low that
they are far more deserving of reaching
high prices than they were then. The re-
port Of the Brooklyn published yesterday
shows an excellent balance after paying all
charges and interest 1t was again whis-
psred n the Street this morning that the
Metropolitan people have control OF Lia--
haitian and Brooklyn. but no nex fact
bearing on the story could be learned
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-09

Federal Steel advanced to a I-2 early in
he day and seemed likely TO go higher.
Friends Of the company predicted 81 for
the stock this week but the conservatives
SAID that there might be a decline this aft
ernoou or tomorrow
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-09

business or Wednesday was nearly, If
not quite. 2,000,000 shares Yesterday it
vas well over 1.0e0,e00 shares. This is
the kind of record made during bull mar
kets
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-09
WEAK MENl

Instant Rcief Cure IN IS days fsever retu-ns Twin
Eadly send 70 any sufferer II plain sealed Ar~sops
FfxEE PRESCRIPTION With fn dfrecttcas for quick
private cure for Lost Manhood Night Losses H5Tvzs
DEBILITY Small Weak Parts, yar1cccele esc. A4a-1ss
d. b WHghts Music Dealer. Box w, MARSHAL. Msch
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-09
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Truss, but hs carries sAs ksr
s=n~- Cushios Truss all ever toe Uussze
States. Men. vonen. and chiid<sA
EssE and Ike sEem. The Air Cushion PAD hold
with comfort; Bothing else will CozsoIsstsos
e0d twe Nesk1 thai tree Lady IN attendance fer
ladies'. Once, psTlors. waiting, and consultation
roolns On the same 6oor. CzkaioEus free TIKI
RcRICK AR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY 1874
. - Eva ID soOss ahlo-st-R
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New york stock market.

Corrected daily by " B. Hibbs Co, mem
bers OF the New York Stock Exchange, 14I9
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-09
NINE. THEO.

Medium and Card Reader. WsshiBgtonss most IA
NOUS ClsiTvoyant ana Psirnist- Consult her on
business, love, and family Affairs: reunitea ths
separated: removes spells; causes speedy mar
Tiages. and gives luck Open daily German spoken
25c and SOC. $40 ST. NV nos-Tt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-09

Sugar responded TO what seemed TO be
inside buying 1t is said that the recent
cuts in the price of refined sugar have
not been any more rapid than those in
raw sugar. or at least that the margin
of profit is still an excellent one This
is probably the fact, as ii is stated ty
people as near to the Havemeyers as any
one usually gets that they do not wish
to fight any more and particularly desire
to make money out OF their business A
boom to much higher prices in Sugar is
not unlikely but for various reasons it
is not q stock that it is desirable to
speculate in The market offers 50 many
stocks that are better for one thing The
stock sold above $50.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-09

The grangers and the Pacifes barely held
their own during the early part Of the ses-
sion Northern Pacific common, was not
helped by the announcement yesterday that
the directors have declared g dividend Of 1
per cent basis. The stock sold below 81
at one time
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Dr.. Cara. aI7 9Th ST. NV.

In Skin and Blood Diseases. PRIVATE DISEASES
Of both sezes quickly and Permanently CURED.
X-RAYs for dIagcno<is EUPTCRE CURED. Daily
tom to G; Tuesday and Saturday till D n
au7 q. en-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-09

It was said that the Flowers were buy
ing Peoples Gas, but the stock is net a
good one to buy on bulges. in view Of the
fact that the earnings of the company
have been badly cut into by the war
and may suffer still more if the people
win their fight for lower price for gas.
The bull tip is that the political result in
Illinois was favorable 10 the company.
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DISTRICT OF coLUMBIA BONDS.

IS, 1902, s's9-yesr funding gold Ie3
p, 1901, water stock currency. i02
Funding cnrrercH 9 e. III
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LADIES FEEDING ADVICE ARD IREETNEN]
Mrs. NJ. RENkER-

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complaints and Irregularities Home comforts
ior cases before s1d during confinement Trained
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YOU .s .s sssH'T SIS $780, '

50N,o H65l 5r caF ssb ~ Z Ps1B a.
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Prof. Leo Wakefield

MISS AMI, the gentleman who left business card
in your hand on election night would like
to hear from you Address Box 30. this Office.
nos-2t ,eEa
The state herald., 1900-02-23

1852, when the Dutch settled 10 Csps
Colony, and follows history down to tbs
outbreak Of the war. 1t is = history oi
ruthless aggression and cruelty sad
greed on the part Of the English
from first to last--of treaohery, Of per
secutien. and OF avarioe."
In closing its comments on the speech
tue Post says:
"Is it concsivsa BILE that any English
mas or any Amsricun-honest, just, Icy
81, and slfrespectina--csn in his heart
believe that this war Of England against
the Boers is high-mindsd aud q right.
eous war? For our part, we do not hud
1t 60. As we sec the matter, it Is the
most iniquitons and sordd enterprise IN
the history Of Christsndom. Mr.. Shat
roth has done great service to the cause
Of truth and justice. His eloquent pre-
ssntatisn OF the case af Docency vs..
Rhodes, Cham bsI lAia 4 Co. is entitled to
tho grateful rscogsition Of all honest
men"
The state herald., 1900-02-23
BHERiFF's SALE.
sIeution

BY virtue Of special ssseation
issued out Of tho clerks Office Of ths dis
trict court Of Phillips county and state Of Col
orndo. and To me directed. whereby am com.
manded to make the sum Of one hundred foty.
four llorS tsi,t) and cost. Of suit, the amount
of a certain Judgment recently obtained Axain.,
W Mekibsin In favor Of wiiiiLm S Hibbs
out Of the lands. tsnement- .ools and chattsis
Of the said W Nckibbin.
have levied on tho following property. to vit
Tb-s y II sec :. tp n Of range ~ vsss In
Phillips county state Of Colorado.
Therefore. acoordins to said command, ! shai
expose for sale. at public suction. all the right
title and interest Of the above nance
W Ackibbin In and TO the above de
'esibsd property, ou saturday the frd day o
February. iso0. at y O'Clock IN =, the front doo
of the county court hooss 10 Hol,oLs. Phillip
county. Colo.
Dated at uolyoke this iosh day OF Jan. isoo.
q. u. Weir. sheriff Of Phiiiips county.
Date of nr-t publication Jan. Il. 800.
Date Of last publication Feb. 8, 1900.
The state herald., 1900-02-23
CONTEST NOTICE.


y sLAND OFFIoE,
Feb. VI, 1900.
sufficient contest affidavit having boon filed
In this othce BY George Bancroft contestant
against entry No ab made Oct. 10
1888, for Y sec % tp On r+b W BY Massaliss
Swanson contsstse In which It is alleged that
said Massalisa Swanson has wholly abandoned
said tract; that She has changed her residence
therefrom for more than twenty four months
since making asid entry; that said tract is not
settled upon and cultivated By said party ~ no.
quired by law ;that She has changed her resi-
dsnce and wholly abandoned said tract for more
than two years Last past, that she has removed
nll her improvements from said tract, has not
cultivated or caused to be cultivated any part
OF said tract during two or moro years last
past, and all Of those failures continue to exist
at this time.
Said parties are hereby notified to appear re-
spond and offer evidence touching said allega-
tion nt 10 o'clock m on April II, 1900 bcfo re
G. j. Slater clerk of the county court at Holyoke
Colo, and that final hearing will be held at 10 o..
clock IN on April 49, 1900, before the Resister and
Receiver at the United States Land Once In
Sterling Colo.
The said contestant having in proper afiida-
Wit filed Fob. 81, 1900 set forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal service Of this
notice cannot be made it is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given by due and
proper publication DC Fleming Register
The state herald., 1900-02-23
Contest Sotics
Us Land Once sterling Coio I
Esb. ! IhA


A sufficient eonts-, snidsvit having b-.n aied
In this office By John II. Olson contestant. -
xainst hsmcstnad rn,r, No. 81. made Nov. 10.
lS2. for nv Y se ID ~ rapss u y By Hssry
u. itobin.on contr~iss In which II is aiiAr~,i
tina, iirnr, u. Robinson wholly abandoard aid
trnci on OF Abou, the 70 dsy Of July A. d. isst
and removed "a % aid land all improvements
hs had hers'oior~ piscsa upon said trsct and
he. changed his rssldenes th-r~fro,n for morv
than hvc yeap, said eatrymAn has no, eslsivst.si
nor can s~d 10 10 cultivated any part Of sAi,l
tract during all OF ssy pan Of the tim. since
July ~ i-sl and all Of sald failures continue To
exist At this tirss and tbs, said alleged sbsrne.
from tho said Land vas no, due TO hi. employ.
msni In the Army. Ssvy. or Marine Corp OF tbs
U. NJ a privats soldier ofic-r. seaman O,
marine, during the var with spain or during
any other var in which the U. .. may H. en-.
sss-d.
said psriie. are hsrrb, notified In appear.r =
'pond and ort .vidsaee touching ssid allegation
At 10 O'Clock m on March. ~. 70. b.for. q. J
slater clerk Of tho county csur,
h hol,ose. Colo, land ,ha,
hnAi hearing ulli bs held =, 10 O'Clock IN ou
March -, iv) baior- III. itssis'rr aud Receiver
a, tho United states Land onlee In s,-tlins
Colorado.
III" said eoHtsstnnt ha,inr. In = proper Ahida.
VT hled fsb, ipo. .ei forth fasts ehieh -how
'hA' after dbs diligence. personal --rvir- ~ thi.
not'ce eau no, he made. Il ls hsfeby ordered and
directed tia, sucb notice bs given b, due and
proper publication.
o. - . = sAT.a
The state herald., 1900-02-23
DO YOU WANT A CALENDAR?


The biRgsst--and best-calendsr ever
issued by any American railroad 10 now
being distributed by the Burlington
Route.
1t has twelve sheets, one for each
month OF the year. On each sheet 10 Y
striking illustration Of some feature Of
the Burlington's service or Of the terri.
tory reached by its l,nes-ths govern,
msnt fast mail running at full speed; 4
tourist Car on its way to California; en-.
gine 1881, the largest passenger engine
in the world; library car; . conpsrt.
nent sleeper; the Burlington station at
Omaha; dining car; = monster freight
tram; Estes Park, Colo; the plunge bath
at Hot Springs, s., D., Ysllovstons
Falls, etc.
The drawings from which the pictures
we're made are BY Louis Braunhold, Of
Chicago, mad cost several huadred dol.
lars.
The size Of the calendar Is 22x2s.
The dates are In big type which can
be read at distance OF 50 foot. For
business offices the Burlington calendar
is simply invaluable.
Purchased in large quantities. the
calendars cost the Burlington Rout. y
cents apiece. With postage packing, etc,
the! represent an investment Of about
30 cents. Our price is % cents-l0 cents
les. than cost. Write for one; stamps
will do. II il is not satisfactory, send it
back and your money will be promptly
refunded. J. FRANCIS,
General Passenger Agent, Omaha, Nsb
The state herald., 1900-02-23


In his spesch on the currency hill
Senator Wolcot, says: "The principles
Of himstallism ars firmly implanted in
the very foundation Of the republican
party, for nearly quarter Of . century,
with every recurring national convsn-
ton, vs have renewed our declaration
OF faith 10 the doctrine" This 10
smother sxsmplitcst,on Of "faith vs
works" The republicans have "isith"
il binetaillsp., but by their "work" IN
the last geasrsl election. and by their
votes in the present congress they ex-
pect TO bury it 80 dssp that 1t will for
ever remain ''iu the foundation Of tho
party" ssd never get up ia sight Of the
sspsrstruoturs. Such slipping away
from the Foundation has been the
osuss OF the silver republicans leaving
the party and until it gets jslted back
onto the foundation" from which it
has departed, they should stay out
Express.
The state herald., 1900-02-23
SHERIFFsNIE


By virtuc Of u special execution or lien
foreclosure issued out OF the ofiire Of the clerk
Of the district court Il thr county OF Phillips
and state OF Colorado and to me directed
whereby am commanded to make the sum
six hundred and ninety dollars and costs OF
suit In the sum OF sit.t5 the amount Of Ger.
tain judgment recently obtained against
Joseph W. Crowner In favor Of Nebraska
Loan 4 Trust Co.. out OF the lands t.nc-
ments, .rads and chattlcs of the sai.i Joseph
". trowner; I have levied
upon the follo~ing property 10. Wit; NV /.
Of sec II tpsn OF range % west
I" the county of Phillips and state of colo.
RADIO.
Therefore according to
said command ! ,hli expose for
sale nj public auction all tn. right
title and interest Of III. above named Joseph
". Cownsr IN and to the
above described reaiestnte on
Saturday the =. day Of March. 1870 ut C:) o.
clock y IA at the tront door OF the county
court house In iio:yoke. county. .i Phillip.
and state OF Colorado. Dated at Holyoke.
Colo. this so'h day OF February. 100.
Gus Young Sheriff Philip, county.
The state herald., 1900-02-23
A new weekly newspaper to be known
a. The American Antitrust Journsl Is 10
~ publnhsd a. Chicago.

The Hay Psuncsfots treaty does sssn
to bs nsetiag with very snthusstie sup.
port by United States senators and
there 10 prospect that the treaty will
not b submitted to vote in the senate
for fear Of defeat but will bs Withdrawn
BY President Mckinley. II would csr-
taiaiy b very hum,listiuR to the people
Of the Uaitsd States to have the treaty
ratified by the senate. II the United
States must sak permission Of England
t. osnstruct and operate canal scross
the isthnus Of Panama, then it 10 about
sine for our people to stop talking SO
loud about eur boosted independence Of
action on this side Of the water. 1t
sesns, however that the time has come
whom some Of our statesmen are willing
To sell our national rights under the
Monroe doctrine for very small price.
The state herald., 1900-02-23
Asss.A C.lles. TIL. x..r.

Never in the history OF our country
wss there grapdsr opportunity ths.
the present for educated young nss
and womsht. What ~ auspioious
nsnsnt for those who are Just nov =
threshold Of life.
Grand Island Business and Normal
College has for fourteen years bssa the
leading institution Of its kiad in ths
Western states and las. year more than
twice ~ many calls were received fos
its graduates u could be supplied. Every.
thing necessary for . successful start IN
life 10 tsught-Businsss, Normal and
Shorthand courses. Expenses low. Board
only 81 20 per week. One years tine
given on tuition if desired. College
Record seat free, or tor six cents will
send elegant catalogue. Address,
A. M. HARaH, President.
Grand Island, Nsb.
The state herald., 1900-02-23
sHERlyys sNIT

ny virtue OF an execution N "a
Issued out OF the clerk. one. Of
the district court Of Philip. county and
stats of Colorado. and to me directed, where.
by ! am commanded to make the sum OF
twelve hundred sist--n aud .oi,o dollar,
aud costs Of suit, tho amount of u c.rain
Judgment recently obtained against ", II.
Aiber-haFdt In favor Of Jas l.. Bone.ch
out OF the lands, t-nen,-nt..
goods and ehatteis Of tho said W. n.
Aie.r-hnrdt.
ihAv- levied on the following property, TO.
Wit; ska Of Sec " Townships 40 ~ Itang~
u West In IN. county VI rhiiiips state oi
Coiors'io.
Therefore according TO said command,
shall expose for sale. Al public auction, oil
tho right. title and interest OF the nb,ve named
W. II. Mbcrsha,d, IN and To tho nbo,,
described propsrty, On saturday the ~ da, oi
March. ivn ri tYl o'clock y ~ nj III, fron,
door II the court house In iioiy ok-, count,
Of Phillips aud stat. Of Colorado.
Dated ~ iioiyokr this ~ day OF Feb. ivo.
Gus Young. Sheriff Of rhiil ~. county.
The state herald., 1900-02-23

The republican sstionsl piatiora ..
dsDtsd st st. Lsuis 10 1896 in its tinan.
c,si plank contained the following dec.
Iarsiios. I'VE srs therefore opposed ta
The frss coinage Of silver except by il
tsrnational agreement With the lssd,ps
commercial nstisns OF the world, which
vs pledge ourselves to promote" I,
vas on the ground VI this declaration
for International bimstallisu, that Sen
stor E. o. wolcstt attempted 70 justii,
his support OF the national ticket nomi
ssssd At St. i.suis. Rscsntiy he mad.
~ the senate . carefully prepared sp.scl
h snppsrt Of the gold staadsrd bill
psssed BY that body sad took sccss,,r
to again declare himself 10 fsvsr Of 10
transitional bimstsilism. Senator Teller
offered the following smsadmsat TO ,hs
bill.
"rbs people OF the Uni,ed States srs
IN favor Of binstsilism and dssirous o.
40 international agrssnsn, with the
great CEN msrciHl nations Of the world
ths, Will admit Of the use Of both gold
and silver At such aa established ratio q
uill nsintain the parity between gold
and silver coius, and the efforts Of ,hs
povsrnme.t are hereby pledged to en-.
dssvor to secure such m intsrnatiouu d
agreement ~ speedily - puss,bis"
Senator wolcott voted against this .
msdmsnt sod for the bill. Senator
woloott was elected 10 the senate - /,
pronounced advocate Of tho FREQ Ist
Unlimited coinage Of silver. Ia 1896 b,
abandoned that position for intsrnstion
81 sims,ailisrn and nov. notw,ths,spd
log bis loud professions Of r,spdship To-
the osuss Of SILVER. refuses 70 vote for q
amsndssnt to endssvor 70 bring sbsu
international bimstsllisu. Some Of Ii,
gold standard papers that are ssvo TIM
% much space 70 praise Of his -log,csl'
spssch 90 the gold Iill should siso com
NEST on the csps,stssey Of HE positos o,
The money quss ton siscs his reelection
to the senate.
The state herald., 1900-02-23
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This superb book would sell snywhsrs
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ful publications. Professor Hicks has
justly, and Of necessity, withdraw his
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alnanscs, having generously gwen his
time and labor frss for nearly twenty
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The state herald., 1900-02-23

The High Five" still have control OF
the republican party Of Arapahoe ooun.
". The members Of the party who he.
lieve in fair dealing IN political matters
recently made vigorous fight for open
primaries for the selection OF delegates q
the party conventions but they were out
vstsd by large majority Of the party
leaders and the delegates will be named
by the High Five" as dictated by E. O.
Wolcott. Whenever the leaders Of any
political party attempt to deprive the
nsmbsrs Of the party Of voice in the
sslsction OF party candidates, the tioks,
ssmad by these political bossss shonld
b we'll spsvsl under by the member,
sf the psrty. The High Five" will
awaken to the fact, sooner or later, that
u their greed for sssts st the Federal
pie counter, they have Gvsr, sschsc
themselves.