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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-11

REPCBl1lC SPECIALS.
Cairo ILL.,. July 1o.-The river fell 3 of foot
feet. The weather IL hot and clear. The Fefd
Herold. with a gOod trip. got away fer Memphis
at 1J:30 last night. The Eva Alma departed Tor
the Illinois River at daylight. Pilot Davis taking
her up. The Dick Fowler Is not running these
days On schedule time on account OF heavy busi-
ness: she brought down 800 sacks of wheat to-
Harry brown. from St. Louis with enpties, ar
rived at a: M. and returned TO st. Louis this
forenoon with barges of coal. The Fred Fart
Mound City at 2 p. m. with barges OF l~Ss:
she dropped here 2 baIges Of lumber Tor 81. Louis
and barge for local consisrees The T. H.
Davis from hunsss Lnndss ss - ,, e s
ST. Louis at s .. m. Tns sam Brown arrived
VIII VIII clean boilers ana return tomorrow morning
with barEes OF coal. The Rces Lee. from Sc.
Louis. wired that che would arrive At o'clock,
Sss s s 1S yes anass at and &. City TIE e
Clifton, frum the Tennessee River. are due. The
Rees Lee arrived At East Cairo at $50 p. m.
where she Is dischargias freight. The HERMAN
Paepcke IL expected from the Lower mississippi
Memphis Tenn. July 16.-The river her. stands
1871 feet ON the gauge. q fall Of Is Feet In the
for Cincinnati with 1o bales Ct cotton. 5,o,s
feet Of lumber. q lot Of sundries and good trip
Of passengers. The Delta departed At 3. m. for
parted az p i fop Fas Font Tse Feses
Kate Adams arrived this evening from xritan-
eleanor and tarsss from st. Louis passed down
men. dredging boass. Henry Fad and Ksppn
w he asS@ sss . and s
xshford secretary sSd tssssss1 ' q -; d M.
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To-Dny's weather
Arrived.
Departed,
River Rialto Brexit,e..

The w. H. Grapeyine's departur. xa. de-
paiIs winch had to be niaoe in the cneine-room.
The boat brought out about zU0 tons OF general
freight
line India Giyens reached 81, Louis finn,
Harr,sanviiis Lanalnx yesterday morning vita
the afternoon with good fre,Snt manifest and a
Kew passengers.
-Ine ST. Paul will be due Tonight from ST.
Paul and will depart for the same port Sa turday
afternoon at 4 o clock.
The Peters Lee is aue to arrive from Memphis
the downstream ,f'p at . O'Clock In the after
noon. III.
afternoon points on the Mississippi. Onio aud
.tnn-ssee riveis between st Louis ana " aierIvo
Ala. Inc boat nau u Iair list OF pSsexuxers ii,i
u GOOD patronage OF freight.
line Columbia IS aLe tnis morning from ches-
ter. Los which port int boat win Clear gain this
AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
The City Of Sheffield departed yesterday
afternoon tor Hsmtu.g and Caihoup County land
iigs witn q nul,oer OF passengers anu i good
;te,sEt manifest
morning irn penitentiary Point w vim is '.s
SACHS Of wheat and departed in the afternoon Tor
anvtner caieo.
The chester is due to-day from Cane Girar
deau and ~I.i receive To clear for the Same port
in the afternoon at } O'Clock.
The Grey EaSie, which has been in the &,
LOUIS anu Peoria trade l,enzIug tue On
Of repairs on the Bad Eagle yesterday went on
departed on the regular Meonesday tin to - Pc
osii with good freight and passenger patronage.
The United States snagboat John ~ McComb
reached port yesterday from Cairo,
Tho James Y. lockwood YESTERDAY NJ 4
o'clock came up from Grand rover S with IL 3
barges.
-The Cape Girardeau will reach n. ro,,. ,b,.
morning from Commerce and Will receive :. 10
clear tomorrow afternoon on the downstream
trip. =
Pilot Mont Davis yesterday returne, from
Cairo. to which point . ne piloted the new Gov
and went out as pilot on the Jack Frost which
left port last night = . 49, --E-.
Joseph W. Bryan. pilot on the United States
was visitor In the rooms or the Gississinoi and
Ohio Rivers. Pilots Soclety 1870 -
Harry EIdridge came. 10 81 Ioni. ,s.,.-aav
from his home in Brighton. Ill., and returned In
the evening. ;. > = -
on the McDougal, and his place viii Ia taEen Nv
Harry Eldridge. IN partnersiip win Arthur
Z captain Henry Beade writes Captain p. g
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and at 4s4,sa4s SIS for 60 days posted rates y IS
lean dollars 4ss, Government bonds weak: rail-
read bonds Meak State hon ss 700 inactive na Eek
Cincinnati o.. July 1o.-Ciearngs $a.O5a, $50.
Thiiadelpha. Pa. July 1O-clearlngs SIT 49, 400;
balances Sc, $40. 200. Money 4 per cent.
Baltimore. Md, July 1o.-t1earings S35S2045;
balances soS4,6J3. Money 4Izff5 per cent.
Boston. July 1O.-Exchange s25.9?s. 1is: bal
anCeS 81, COZ,
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. points. with the closing price standing at
close. Copper was inactive here. but nominaliy
unchanged with Lake Superior quoted at s, lie
market was IS Cd better. closing with spot at
ss5 and futures at is. s. cd Lead in New aers
was is ID lower. at III 6s. The American iron
markets ruled dull and nominal, qnshang I'd, D.
English markets were dull. with Glasgow clos
ing at sls. and Middlesboro at t5s s I'D spelter
declined. Is Sd. closing at fl6 12s Cd.
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FOREIGN FINANCE.
England,

London. July lo-consols for money 81 1s-,G:
%. Tor the account IS: Anaconda IS; Atchson
s4S; Atchison preferred lGsk; b. 4 o. ly!is:
Canadian Pacific 115A: c. & o. Az: Chicnco
GREAT western Ta,z Ms; St Paul l72;. Denver and
R,o Gsaha nrefe9isd 90 preferred s1 Erie
S7s; Illinois Central IsS: Lsuisyie III = Misl
souri,, Kansas and Texas 2lA; dc .,referrsd 81:
New York Central l5S; Norfolk and Western
SIN; do. preferred 9Q.i; Northern Pacific pre-
ferred gSR; Ontario and Western S5ss; Pennsvi-
vanta 55A: Reading IN; do. preferred ssE; do
second preferred "a; Southern Railway 32%4; do.
p r,d Tied ss Il southern Pacific S Union Pa
preferred 4eA; Spanish Is 70is. Money 1qi1s psr
cent. Rate of discount in the open market
for short bills 2sg2Is per cent; three months
bills 7-16q2 s-l6 per cent. Gold premiums are
quoted as faiIows: Buenos Ayres LII: Madrid
France.
Paris. July 1o.-Prices were flrmer on thu
bourse to-day ~ sympathy with cheerful for.
realizations for provincial clients Toward the
close there was general recovery, and Arxen.
tines. Brazfhans, Rio Tintos and industrials i'm
proved considerably. Spanish A were rather dull
on adverse exchange Three per cent rents 190f CSC
for the account Exchange on London 25f lie
for checks; Spanish e 70.s7,s.
Germany.
Berlin, July 1o.-Exchanxe on Iondon nm,
39Mpfgs for checks Discount rates for short bills
3 per cent; three months bills per cent. Prices
ing to better advices from Nav WIZ and otnsr
foreign markets. Transvaal rails were dull in
anticipation OF an Interpolation on the subject
In the British House OF Commons
-
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NNv VI ~. 1UuH"s
Corrected daily by Guy p Billion No. 800 Olive
Wall Street Gossip.

!. The following synopsis of the gossip In regard
to the leading features OF the New York market
was received by ID. r. Francis, Bro 4 Co:
New York. July lo.-London cables reported a
strong market on the other side. and arbitrage
brokers in tie early trading were fairly large
buyers Of Atchison. louisville and Nashville and
United States ste. in this market. At the game
time they were sellers Of, many other stocks and
on a total foreign business VI 40.DN shares, the
sales slightly exceeded the purchases
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Drown secretary Mississippi and Ohio Rivers Pr
lots Society. under date OF June 10. that he ar.
rived in unalaska that day on his way to Nome
Alaska. where he will take charge OF a steamer
plying in the Yukon River.
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Harbor gauges yesterday stood at IL feet. indi-
eating swell Of .3 of foot the last "a hour.
Traffic along the river front yesterday was
brisk. with freight offerings somewhat i'm EXCESS
or receipts.
Weather bright and warm
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SU IN r.

New York. July 1o.-Sugar-Raw arm: fair
refining ; 9-I6c; centrifugal IS test. 7-32c: mo-
lasses sugar , site: refined Arm; crushed &c;
powdered soc; granulated $500.
New Orleans. La, July 10.-Sugar quiet; open
kettle 3 3-16Q4c; open kettle centrifugal :..sy
lsc: centrifugal yellow 4aM45sc: seconds :5sGlc.
Molasses dull; centrifugal 64l5c.
Hides md Leather.
New York. July 1O.-Hides quiet. Leather quiet.
Turpentine ana ROsin.
New York, July 10.-Rosin steady. Turpentine
firm at 3iI3s1zc.
Savannah. Ga. July 10.-sprits :urpentlns dull
a. at siAs Rest Resin firm Quote: A. ! =, u; D
X $3.50: N S225: h 1910; W G 1926: " w 50. 20.
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Government Bonds.

BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, July IO.-SaIes of hond. u.e-a ,,,a.
here to-day as follows: "eo h"'''
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Chicago and Western houses were heavy sellers
flooded with reports of excessive dannSe to the
s S,owng crops in lowe: Missouri and Kansas.
Element OF rate war and of the steel strike.
., Chicago July lo-Cicalings s.l1i1. NJ: balances
u 4s'.2N. Posted exchange Sf.sS; 81 jays 81 sSI,
on dema ID New York exchange lOc premium.
There There was fairly good buying by strong local
banking interests. insisted that the markets. ef-
fests OF crop damage had already been gully
to-day, on the Stock Exchange, tina. the sales
Tor account Of the Moore contingent Monday were
Atchson common. 10
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Chicago Stocks.

PittsburE Stocks.
Received daily by D. r. Francis. Bro. & Co.,
IA North Fourth street.
Westinghouse Air Brake 1877 asked
Pittsburg Plate Glass I'LL. bid, 173 asked
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New York. July lo.-Cuse: Money on CAT
steady af 4GsM PEE cent; last loan per cent;
cent. Sterling eIchanss hsevy.. with Actual 81.
ness In benkesS hsiis ~ t.s1koI.I7k for &c.,
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.
Mon ey,

boston. Mass. July 10-Fo!ow!nr are oua.o-
s lois ON money. stocks. bends and mining
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River and Bu.ine.,

River Forecast.
The river at St. Louis will fail.
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RIVER NEWS.

Rise and Fall of the Rivers
For "a hours ending at a. M:
st. Louis, Wednesday July 10. 1901
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CHICAGO, ALTON AND s
Ai.nn Limited for Chicago.
Peoria Alton Limited .....;....
Chicago Palace Express; 3d..
S.hicaSo Midnight Special.
CHICAGO Prairie State Express.
Alton Accommodation ........:.l
Xansas City Limited ....::....'
Kansas City Misaoirt stats
Express ...... -. .,r;...
The Capital City Flyer.
Springfield Accommodated.
Springfield Loca! $500.
Iacksonyille Accommodation.
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LOCAL MONEY MARKET.
Good Days Business Transacted at
Local Banks and Trust COmpanics.

The local monetary situation was not mate
rally changed yesterday. good all-round busi-
ness was reported. and conditions were fairly
encouraging. Deposits continue to show up large.
and there is abundance Of money on hand.
though checking continues brisk and the demand
for loans was very good. No change took place
in discount rates. call and time money being
reported available at 8 to per cent the majority
Of the loans being made at to per cent. COun-
try business was satisfactory.
The bank clearings were good at S. 09s.2H tho
balances amounting to $162 Oh.
Domestic Exchange.
Whitaker & CO.. bond, stock. commercial paper
and exchange brokers' No. SEQ North Fourth
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. 90 pm ISIS am
... I'll 90 am
daily; SCI q M.
D. M. Saturday
day and SUNDAY:
.. m. daily:i:N
ILLS p. m. sun
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louisville and Nashville was bought by local
traders early in the day on reports that the IL
per would n declare an extra dividend OF
dividend of 2is per cent 1t was declared by the
araders that 1t would be taken in deference to the
wishes Ct the Rothschil6s. When announcement
was made that only semiannusl dividend Of s,s
pei per cent .s had been declared there rush to
rapidly. The failure to declare an extra dividend
was a decided disappointment to the speculative
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MOBILE 4 OHIO.
FRISCO LINE

FRISCO LINE.
$ $:|:$
saasssssss; 5 s2eyl ok MssIsa:
Dallas. Gainesville and Fort
Pacific Accommodation ....... t1:lo pm 40 = am
VALLEY VALLEY Park Accommodation T. 20 pm 's:s am
p padsy Park Accommodation. $3.50 pm SO. pm,
Valley Park .aecom.nodation. t7:i5 pm 100 pm
P eureka SPRINGS. Fort Smith.
5 5aI1::,ess 'f5 asssis asS en-
wss.srn Express 70: ylnita. 500 :" -
sa snrr,ons and i0 shs wfn pm IT'S am
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY. -
Train: Depart. Arrive.
e. ss H hspi:ss 70: ss ann ann -!s $50 B B%
III Is ' ; ;s nc s=
ii ssIsaass .;ss s s% 70 am
500 ma 1 = s1 at nd Leaves AND s qss:.
GsSys station SATURDAY and sunday At is:io =; =
;sSs { Ha sS' ss
ssiusass snd sus d.sFos oas ~ q 81 sss.
Daily .Excep; sunday tsunaay only.
NJ, X 4 1.-THE KATY"
Train. Depart. Arrive
indian ieh; i Territory and Tsaa;
..Th FPS Katy FLYER; Is psi: '' am Wv 20
s assiss CT, s saa .n aasss1S:
,. ne points City Columbia. ." y :"
Indian Territory and Tea; .,. =.
41;sss ii 5sdsS ~. IN
ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL RAlLR0AD.
(via wabashJ .s,s.
IA sf' % zss.::: ;s & a; ::
81. LOUIS AND HANNIBAI.. q
Train. Depart AzssvA
ssSsssa I'd nd 81: pm g;
Ennis Cor.icana. Austin. San
x xnsSni:. ao.n anu @ $50 pm .rs.
T penson. 1s Sherman. oklaho: go,
ma. CaIthase: Joplin, Wishi- .,o.,o,, rm.ss
ST. L. X: e; z e; r: n. q 1ies
Train. LUIS Depart AnsvA.
intsrnnsdas points tdsiiyj.... s:1s pun $50 an
lcs.ios sunday spee,a-Blsnd:
Mo-. and intermediate points 80
l''-n' date points DAILY except sunday isavss
Junction $50 q. m. Returning. arrives ~
Ewing avenue 7:oo p. m. -
= VANDALlA LINE. 81
PENNSYLVANIA LINES WEST OF PITS.
BURG-PENN6YLVANlA KAILROAD.,
Trains Nos. % and n. New Ie.ii
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore =. 5Ac
and Washington Special.:.:. sS:4A am 10 p9
Indianapolis and New YORK cA.Srr
New York Limited 10o pm el4:59 pm
Columbus and Eastern Express s5JS pm I:E -
Vaudalia Accommodation. 's:O Pm 09S IN
| indianapolis and New York .s..c
Express .....................'.. ~ - yD S.Zy2
Fast Mail. 1.g IN ~Sv1 IA
Pan-American Express ........ ~ an S1.sS pm
I2,.6Ha Ia
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New Fork Curb Stocks.
Receixed daily by G. H. walker & Co.. No. 80
North Fourth street: =
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SOUTHERN QAILW
ST LQUIS-LOUlSVILLE. ]

Louisviile Express centralia.
Mount Vernon. Mount car
mel, Princeton. touisv,iis.
washington, Philadelphia
and New York .........:..;...
Mount Vernon Accommodating
Florida Limited to Louisvllle;
Lexington, Knoxville and
AsheyiiIe, N. CT Chatta-
nooga. Atlanta and Jackson
VILE Florida ..................
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BURLINGTON ROUTE-VN
Train. ~ a g, y
points. Quincy, KeoSux she
burlington $3.50 :. ...'''
For Quincy and North; ..-.;..
For ST. Paul. Minneapolis, VIA
East side lines. Illinois anc
The Buriinzton-NortheIn -
rif,c Express. for Kansas
city. 81. Joseph. Nortnwess.
Nebraska. BLACK FILLS, Wyo-
ming, Montana. Washington;
Puee: Sound. Portland ana
rU ores Civ Exp Express. for Mime
sno,is. ST. Paul and Iowa..
rhe 'Nebraeka-Colorado Ex-
nress for Denver. Colorado,
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
st. Joseph .:;. ..:..''''
Eor Northern Iowa, st. Paul
and MINNEAPOLIS 80, ; Sid: I'm.
"a Rock island and Clinton. Ia
For Dubuoue and La Crosse.
For Kan.as City. Council
BLUFFS. Omaha. st; Josspgn
Denver, Nebraska, Coioraoo'
Utah and Pacific Coast...''
local from Hannibal ......
For Alton-Leave 81 q. Tn
dii;y; 11:0o 4. m. daliy'sIt,..vv
only; 500 o. "a. sAcePs SAN sn
s0S n M. except Sunday: 1;V
n M daily; s:1 p. M. daily:
s1a,, onIv
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Stock Exchange to-day. Corrected daily for The
Republic by -. Il. tgancis Bro. l. Co.. bonds
ana stocks ga North Fourth street:
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The break In Union Pacific was not primarily
due to the crop reports. but was on selling by
one OF the most important speculative Interests
IN the market. which has been credited at this
time OF working closely with the Morgan- Hill
interests. The selling was accompanied by ex-
traordinary report: OF the relations between The
recent participants in the Northern Pacific ar
fair There Was no confirmation of the sto,ios
OF stormy Interview. but In the Stock EXCHANGE
frame of mind this had It's effect
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Depart. Arrive.
tT:16 am t10:Gam
tS:3l am tS:I.i am
1850 am t1:2 pm
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IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.

TIa:u. Depart
Texas Fast Mall. to Little
Rock. Texarkaila. Dailrs,
Fort Worth and Abilene:.:... '3:06 m
Ds s.apre. s ........ $500 m
Fast ray Express = Dallas.
Fort Worth. Austin, San An
weston ........... ....::-..:.. 'a:2i pm
Texas. Mexico and California
Special-Dallas. Fort Worth.
Fl Paso. Los Angeles. Gal
weston. San Antonio and La
redo ..........:.. ::..:.....;:... Sis pn
Memphis and Hot Springs Ex-
rpp tJfs STREET AND cHourEAt
STATION.
De Soto and Bismarck Accom-
rrCatio1 ................... $50 IN
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$500 am s:ss pm
.s:os' pm $40 pm
sz:os pm SIS pm
$50 pm 's:ss am
.ss7:A pun Hess am
.s:st pm TAO am
3s:N pm lI7:1o am
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Metal Market.

market to-day was the heavy decline Of IL in
the price Of spot tin In London the closing Inquire
break in prices for spot tin was DUE It is said,
to the .niscsiculation Of the CLIQUE az to the
mand for spot tin: The local market as IN
nnsoced to soma. extent ex the break Ahsaad. and
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London cables were as follows:

London cables as follows:
London. LIS p. m.-The market for American
IS strong and generally higher. as compared with
Yesterdays close Stocks show gains Of i.sIlH
per cent. last In St Paul. which Is selling e1uiv
alent to- 1851: Union Pacific equal to 1O5E gain
OF point. United States Stecls are finn e
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$3.50 I'm $50 an
1850 pm s7:I am
,
Depart. Arrive
$500 am '10:W pm
tbs am $50 pm
. 90 am sos pm
To.sS pm ft.oo am
$50 pm I'm am
1910 pm $50 am
Two Union Station
urday and Sunday
m. Leaves Tower
lday at 1910 r. m.
Station 1t fSl5 a.
1920 p. m.
Station at roo Q.
zoo D. m. except
\. and ISIS y. N.
I f1l:30 a. m.
Cay only.
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New YORK Mt.In1 s...

Total sales. 9os. $50 shares.
TEX. dividend. I. Der cent
TEX. dividend. IA per cent.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
ST. LOUIS TIME.

Eday and Sunday
pit Monday. -.
y except SaturcaS'
CENTRAL. AND
AND ALBANY
OHIO RAILWAY.
Depart. Arrive.
t7:2s am $50 pm
$50 am o:4s pm
1900 am s:ls pm
t4:.o pm $3.50 pm
sos pm $50 am
" only leaves 1:S
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e all money marke. was Influenced carly nv
r nse r rarst National Bank placing 5000 eo at 5
Per Per. cent There was no calling q loans but n-
houses handling Chicago and st. Louis s,ecn
iativc accounts. The rate for ontstardine loans
was reduced in many cases to per cent from
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First Call.

col tr IS :. ss,s
5000 H V LIST AIS. 101ia
loo ! & G n I'd
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TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN
Glover Leaf Route.)
Train. Depart. Arr
''The Commercial Traveller
Indianapolis. Toledo Buffalo
and New York. s7:se pm SGT
Buffalo and New York Express s3;12 am - 30
Ramsey. Accommodation ..... $500 pm s1:1O
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tfDDaily except Sunday.
tSunday only.
HSaturday only.
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The W. H. Grapevine's departure wan de-
layed until late iasI nignt because VI some re-
pairs which had to be niauo in the engine room
The boat brought OUT about 10 tons oil general
freight.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-07-04
In the Dixie District.

{. +. Monteith returned Tuesday from
a ten DAYS trip into the Dixie district,
where he is interested in several mining
properties. Mr.. Monteith has interested
eastern capital in securing bond on the
Mammoth and Great Eastern group OF
seven clai MS and the object of his visit
was TO make mill test Of the ore of
these properties. He milled seven tons
OF ore and secured test that practically
insures the taking up of the bond and
the immediate development of the prop
erty. Mr.. Monteith is enthusiastic over
the outlook for Dixie. The camp will
be all active one this season, and the
showing will place Dixie among the first
of the great camps of the interior Finch
< Campbell will put mill on the Ajax
this fall. The Ajax is showing richer ore
as the depth increases, which is an en-
couraging feature for the future Of the
Dixie district. Mr.. Monteith secured a
bond on the Gordon claims while in Dixie
and will organize and eastern company
to operate the property
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-07-04
Interesting Booklet.

The Teller is in receipt of hand
sonely illustrated booklet entitled,
Health and PLEASURE Along the Line of
the Oregon Railroad & Navigation COM
pany.' The book contains number Of
views of picturesque mountain. river and
ocean scenery, and it is all described in
an accurate and pleasing style. Persons
contemplating an outing this summer
should have copy Of this souvenir, as it
will enable you to decide where to spend
your summer vacation. The book may
be procured free from any agent of the
O. r. & N. Co., or on receipt of two
cent postrge stamp, from A. L. Craig
General Passenger Agent, Portland.
Oregon.