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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-16
Slmerifaniide 8ud) 3eitmmsem.

N6tunonier5i9 = iebsie = atpei=
unofteben5ig, ia, nod mebr Seiten !!
3u oielem umfange iino un1ere ena.
liIben SDnntagsbldtter beranae=
pablen uno einige beutlben @es
ibdfte feuben in atbem(oier 6ait
oabinterber, e5 ibnen nabSuabnen.
Gin We6ielblatt tpiotnet bieIen Sp=
pen llngebeuern folgenoe 8etrab=
tung:
Sic ipielen in allen syarben uno
entbalten genua 2eleitoff fiir cine
8Dbe. 1no melbe geiItiae 9eabruua
augleih! Das lit Die eroBe gerlimz
pelungs 2eftiire 81 Beginn oes 20.
Sabrbunoerts. Wean lele oiele
p8uh= 3eitun9en" uno lalie 1ib per=
iimpeln! Wan leie cine Seite, uno
man tpeiB nidt, mas man gelelen
bat. Wan leie Stpei Seiten, uno
fiblt iib tpie nit Dem DGmellad qe=
iblagen. Man leie Die 6alfte 6es
rBuhes" uno man beginnt gu per=
limpeln, man lele oas ganse vBuh"
uno man iit reif fnrSs Iulbaus.
Sbon oft babe ib MIDI oarilber aez
tpunoert, oaB Die SrrenanItalten bes
2anoes ni9t iiberfillt lino, oaB 10
piele 2eier lolber r8aber" nod frei
urnberlaufen biirfen unb baB Die
gebDroe ibr freies lln1berlaufen bull
bet. @Dbl ioll eine 3eitung 8ieles
bieten, neil iie alsoann Mancbem
gtmas bietet, aber mas jene u3ei=
tun9sbu6er" bieten, biele Waiie BON
nngelunoer @eiitesnabruna 5un1eilt,
oas-bietet @iniges!" g(ls sSrieo=
rib Der 8roBe emit auf leinen Streif=
siigen" ourb Sblelien nab Grim
berg fam. tpo Der @ein oamals 10
iauer tpar, oaB ben &iiben @runberas
Die Wtilh in ben gutern eerann,
freoen5te Der BiireerlneiIter pon
@riinberg Dem &Dniee ben meinaez
fiillten Bofal. Der &Dnig foItete
ben @ein uno CAB oem 8iiraert,eie
iter ben Bofal auriid. llnb als Der
8iirgermeiiter iid Die sSrage aeftat=
tete, tple Wtajeitat Der Wein aen1un=
bet babe, iprab Der &Dnig Die tpeni=
gen WUrte: rWobl Dem, Der i'm
nibt 81 trinfen braubt!" llno unz
iere englii6en nSonntags= 3eitunoss
biber?" @pbl Dem, Der iie nid)t su
leien brauht!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-16

tunsssesenitanb, Senanb, Der Tim
itberseben iporben mar, banlit er i'm
auf feine geiitise GeTunbhett bin unter<
fu4e. Oas ge5dab tn bersebra9ter
Wetie. WorlGufig tpar fir eine @eis
ftesfrantbeit nod tetn Merfmal au be-
oba9ten getpefen, tpenn man nt9t bte
fonberbare 8ebauptung, er lei Der Was
ter bes neutrality-suspicious. ber feine
Sa9e tn 9dnben bate, als Elm fol9es
anfeben tpol1te. Mber audi biefes Mert<
nal f9ien in MesfaIl gu fommen,
na9bem Moroii felbit bic MDgli9feit
etngerdumt bate, bab bte Bebauptung
auf Mabrbett hruben f0nne.
Wenn itch bic Ge{4ihte alio au
Guniten bes gefunben Weritanbes jenss
merftpiirbisen @efansenen auftldrte,
70 bate 9oftor Bocconi fetne urfaAe
mebr, ibn in ber Srrenanitalt auriid3us
bebalten. 5retlt9 bate er In bieier
9esisbuns Dollitaubig frete 9anb. 0te
Gntlaf flung bes Mannes itanb unter
alien llmitdnben tn feinem GrmeKen.
Mber tpas 1ollte er benn NIT benz Mdnn
tbun. tpenn er i'm fir se1unb bielt9
Ser Mdnn aB unb tranf unb fnlisf tpie
Elm @eiunber, banbelte, fpra9 unb
lebte tpie etn berniinftiger Meni9-
mas folIte er alfo nod NIT i6m, tpenn
tia feline 8ebauptuns, tpesen beren er
bterher gefommen nar, ala tpabr er<
tpies2
Der Nrat blieb, 1aabem ibn Morp{i
berlai1en, nu4bentltd iteben, ais tpenn
ibn pl0Bltd eine Sbee getommen tpdre.
9atte ettpa Moroit ein SntereHe baron,
bab er bier blieb9 Da9te bielIei9t ber
l1nteriu4unssridter, bab er ibm au
@efallen ben Mann fir perriidt ertld<
rem tptrbe2 fragte er iih.
@r fam NIT ber 8eanttportung bies
fer Grage ntdt gu @tanbe. Gtn WGrs
ter trat etn unb bra9te ibm eine Ntftz
tenfarte.
nMardefe Robolfo be Mpfii," 1as
Doftor 8occoni. ueber benz yedmen
mar eine neunaadtse arone, es fab
groBartig aus. Was tpollte Der, Weann
bon tbma Dottor 9occont tannte ibn
nur flH9tis.
~JIbren Sic ben GERM berein,4 Be-
fail er benz W1rter. @leiG bdrauf
itanb Robolfo por tbn, tpie trnmer ais
eleeanter @tuBer, bas Monotle In bas
Muge getlemmt, bic 9anbf9ube In Der
Qanb. @r griiBte ben Mrat tpte etnert
alten 8efannten, ie1r pertrault4 uhb'
serdufdpoll.
.9luberorbentlt9 erfrent, Serr Dptz
tor, 5ebr ansenebm," fAnarrte Der
Mar4eiino, nft0re bod niats @oeben
fab id BEN Neutrality-suspicious. Mpz
roft tpesseben. Sbut MIR leib, ben ni9t
mebr ansetroffen au baben. 9atte TIN
sern-febr germ kgriibt."
rSie tennen ibn9"
30 eetpib. gr 1T netn lieber Greunb,
ben id bo4fddbe unb a9te."
so? @ie tsnnen tbn alfo fhon ie6r
lanseg 9lud feline Gamilie91
rWer tennt fte nt9t2 Seine G9pes
tern ftnb ia fo5ufagen eine rSulif4e
8eriibmtbeit. Reuli9 sebe id auf BEN
pincio auf unb ab, es mar gerobe Rons
5ert, fommen BITE betben Moroiis. yaz
tiirli9 bleibt ale Welt iteben llnb iiebt
tbnen na9. ,Wer tit bas9' fragt trsenb
etn Gtnfaltspinfel. Mlle @elt Iantlnas
tiirlt4, unb irsenb @tnsr meinte a9iels
audenb: Ser arme Rerll gr fennf bte
@dpeitern Worof nthtP"
.@o, 10. Nun. t9 metnte eigentli1
fetne Gltern. Mber bie fnb fdon a,l
lanse tobt. als bab @ie iia mod 4fauf fts
befinnen fDnnten."
Seine Gltern?" fraste ber Mar1e=
fino itusig meroenb, unb f4iittelte bas
Monotle aus benz Muge.
(ssortieBunp fDlat)
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9te brei nemen sSiiriten lit 8apern,

8rinsregent 2uitpplb BON Baperu
bat brei baperilbe @rafeneeidlebter
gu Siirftenge1blebtern erbDben. Sc
itno bies Die @rafen ppn gaiteu=ga=
itell, BON gaiteu=&uoenbaulen unh
BON 0uabt z@pfrabt SsnD. NQe
bret gebDren 81 ben ebenalS rei9s=
itdotiiben @eible6tern, tpel1e i'm
Nnfange oes 10. Sabrbunberts me-
oiatiiirt murben uno baber feute nod
als aum bOben slbel eeb1rie 1as
&e6t Der gbenbiirtigfeit nit ipupe=
rdnen 6errl9erfamilien aenieBen.
@raf Gaitell=Gaitell lit Der Sobn Ell
ner @rdfin Solms=&Dbelbeim uno
perbeiratbet NIT elmer @rGfin GtDl=
bergzWerningerDbe.
@raf @aiteq= =&ubenbaulen lit Der
SDbn elmer @rdfin @anbau uno per=
beiratbet NIT elmer 8rinseiiin Slen=
burg 8uoineen.
@raf Quaotz@pfraotzS Ssnp 1T Der
Sobn elmer @rdfin Sd6nbura=
@lauhau uno nermdblt NIT elmer
Brinse1iin S6Dnbure 6artenItein.
Dte gaite4 fino elm uraltes frdnfi=
l6es @eidlebt; &eibserafen lino
iie felt 1862. Die Trennung beioer
9inien trat Elm nit oeln Epbe bes @raz
fen gbriitian Srieberih &arl (1773).
Die 9dupter beioer 2ittien 1ino erb=
li6e &eibsrdtbe in 8apern, lire
Stamm=8efibungen lieeen mod beu=
te in oen baperil9en &eeierunasbe=
airf l1nterfranfen. glls Iie 1906
meotatifirt tpuroen, betrug oas Sc
biet, uber bas fie nit SDuperdne=
tdtsrebten berribten, bier Quabrat=
meilen.
Die Quaot @pfraot Ssnp ent=
itantnen oem rbeinii9en lrabel.
Sic erlbienen 5uer1t urfunblib nit
oem Sitter Neter De Quabe; bic
9erri6aft 8pfrabt, iett @ifratb i'm
&reiie @renenbrpicb, ererbten 1ie
1893 bonn 6auie b. 6Dn1peib; &eichs=
grafen itno iie felt Der Nnfnabme in
oas tpeitfdlilbe &ei9serafens s&Dlle=
gium 1902. glls 1901 Die 1infs=
rbeiniiden 8efibuneen oes 6aules
an Sranfreib perloren gingen, unb
oamit AUDI @idratb, purbe es entz
ibdoigt ourb Die freie &ei6s1taot
uno bic 8enebiftinerabtei SsnD; oas
ebemalige Nbteigebdube tpuroe Die
&elioen5. Ssnp tpuroe bann lpdter
bon Wiirttemberg nebiati1irt. @e=
gen Ssnp iino Die @rafen erbliche
Wtitglieoer Der &ammer Der Stan=
besberren in @iirttemberg, ferner
AUDI tpegen ibrer baprilHen Be=
iibungen erblibe Wfitglieoer Der
&ammer Der &eibsrdtbe in Bapern;
auBerbem t,ennen fie 1i9 nod tpeqen
oes frlbereS Beiibes @idratb grb=
uno 2anobDfnneilter bes 6erspgtbums
@eloern uno @rbbroiten Der @raf=
ihoft 3utpben.
Die beioen 3inien Der @rQfen Gu
itea iino proteitantil1, Die @ralen
Quaot fatbDliih.
Wiele gering=ipertbige Jirmem sie=
ben aus Dem guten &ufe, beiien fid5 Sr Giegert's
Mngofnra= =yitters erfreut, ibren 8ortbeil Gs lit
Der unerrei6t oahcbenoe Gilo=N Nmeritanii6e Comic
g}eruetoert ME Wuunf1n1P MN gnd,o hruuuoeu
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z. e obiteI.

Sir ben Dottor Boeeoni bate Der
alte, angebli4 tpabniinntge Inter
fudungssefansene natiirli9 nt4t bas
Sntereffe pie fir WoIoit, Gar tm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-16

a0 &alf, Cement, Sanb, Bad.
iteine, feuerfeite Steine uno 9bpn,
9beer uno Ispbaltpapier, Dadpappe
9beer uno Ispbalt, Del, Serpentin,
5arben, @las &c. &c. itetS porrdtbio
bel s. 6. 9ielmann, 306 Sit=
GommercezStraBe. Rieorige Yrei1e,
quite gSaare, lDtpie CUTE unb ree(le
8eoienuna peroen aarantirt.
Telepbpn 40
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Sii0weitteras luiiuidt Gud

@enn Sbr @ub irgeltowu nieoer=
laiien tpDat, tbut es enttane Der 2i=
ME Der
gan Qltttpnip & llranias
Yak Sabtt,
i'm @artenzDiitrift bes Staates. @ez
iunobeit uno &linla uniibertruffen.
8iaige 2anoereien fiir ben syarnter,
Dfarftgdrtner, Obit= uno Giebsiibter.
We9en ginselbeiten tpenbetGub an
y. S. Wfartin, g. IS. 81,
San Nntonip, 9eras.
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0iele gerin9=mertbige yirmem sie=
ben aus Dem suten &ufe, beiien iid5 Sr eiegerts
aneofura .8itters erfreut, ibren 8ortbeil. Gs lit
gerueigert Die Nnnabme bon g}adabmunaen.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-25
A TRAMP's HONESTY.
Hungry and Cold With $1,000 in
His Possession.

Hungry and tOEu " TN Sl4Ouo IN
His Possession
I've slept under a shed with the Their
rnorreter way down below zero. said the
tramp. and I've gone two long days with
nothing TO eat. but I'm telling you
straight that when / once had 600 in my
pocket I was worse of than AT any other
time I can remember. I had just been let
out of the Brfdgewe1l. in Chicago. and was
begging on the streets and was being
turned down on every hand when I pick
ed up s., coo bill on the sidewalk I
thought it was a dollar, and you bet I
made a hustle 20 get down q side street.
When lodged into q doorway and made
out that / was 81 go ahead Of the game,
the sweat started from every pore and
my knees knocked together I was reg
uIarIy seasick for ten minutes and my
heart tnumped away until I thought it
wo4Id br.ak out
THAT 81 900 meant a heap for me, you
understa nd but I was SO excited that it
was two hours before I could do any
planning The first thing was % buy a
new suit Of clothes, ard / entered a store
and picked them out. When ! exhibited
that 81 900 bill the clothier ran 70 the door
to call q policeman ! got away by a
eIose. squeeze. and then I realized the sit
uati~a. Tramp that I was. I couldn't get
It changed at It bank nor use Il to make
me more comfortable. If it had been a
SO bill I could have had lodgings and a
bed. but I'm teIIirg you that / walked the
streets as hungry IS Il shark and slept at
police stations and IL lumber yards.
Under the circumstances the bill might
as well have been piece of brown paper
| tried all sorts OF lodges TO get II busted.
but Il was no go Every time showed II
| ran the risk Of arrest I offered butch
er 500 TO get il changed, bat he refused to
have anything to do with il. I'd have
sold IL for half price and been glad to,
but there was 40 Slch thing as making
deal. Finally. in despair. ! went to one of
the newspaper Offices and looked NO the
advertisements for the week past The
loser had advertised and I went TO his
Office in q big building and gave up the
bin The reward was $50 but he counted
out 80 on top of that and said:
90 I wouldn't have believed there was
such honesty in the world You could
have kept the bill as well as not
He took down my name and all that
and CAV" the affair away to the reporters.
They wrote me up as the honest tramp
may guess / didn't enjoy il overmuch-
had so in plaC. Of 1000. and as for my
honesty il was all hcSh ] returned the
bill because ! had TO. and. though m
hungry and dead broke and don't know
where to turn in for the night. m not
looking for any more big finds Some
thing with a figure - ia the corner VIII
just about fit my vest pocket Boston
Herald.
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RAIN ADTICBS HELP STOCKS
Unofficial Dispatches Telling Of a
Break i'm the Drought

The Changers Lead sharp Advance
During the Morning Hours. 81
P1uI Gaining Four Pniat.-No yS.-t-
terEncnt of steel strike Situation.
NEW YORK. July Z5.-The course OF
prices after the opening of business in
this mornings Sjoor- Market WAS be
yond any question almost a total sur
prise to most observers of recent sPecu-
Iatve conditions The murlir-. 5 news
papers reported no break whatever in
the drought prevailing Throughout the
corn belt. and this mornings weather
map showed little Improvement except
in the spring wheat sections Private
advices received shortly before The op-
eniug. however. Indicated that there
had been copious rainfaIls in both Kan
sas and Nebraska, and on this intelli-
gence the Stock Market opened strong
and active and advanced rapidly in the
subsequent dealings.
Son-e Of the gains scored. particularly
in St Paul. Union Pacific. and the
AtChison issues, were especially extern
sive. ST. Paul advancing nearly I points
In the first quarter hour Of business.
The turn in the market was owing al
together to the dispatches in question
bearing upon the agricultural situation.
There appeared TO be no change fer the
better in the steel strike situation. and
indeed il was considered that the sit
uation held increased possibilities Of
trouble on account of the truculent at
titude now being assumed by the
strikers. This phase of the situation
was. however, altogether overshadowed
by the encouraging intelligence from
Kansas and Nebraska
There was nothing else Of any great
amount Of financial character in this
mornings news The London market
can quarters ranging from Is TO II
per cent and foreign houses sold mod
erately here upon the opening of bust
ness. a good deal Of the early squirt in
the market was unquestionably owing
to the covering of short contracts which
was vigorously conducted. but on the
other hand the reported breaking Of the
drought resulte$ N the influx of some
new buying by commission houses
The semi-officiaI utterances respect
ing the dividends on Union Pa
cifc and Southern Pacific, pub
Hshed this morning. had no par
ucular effect JERon the stocks in
question. which We're strong IN sym
patty with the remainder of the mar
ket- The dealings in the Steel issues
were in large volume and both classes
Of the stock were firm. Other notably
strong features were Illinois Central
Pennsylvania. and Rock Island.
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Government Bonds

The dispatches reporting rains in the
corn belt while not official, bear evil
dences Of containing a good deal Of
truth. The Street took this view Of
them this morning and pushed the
price Of stocks up sharply. especially in
the granger group where the early
gains ranged from . 10 I points This
is not surprising in view Of the tech
meal market situation Stocks have
been sold TO a sJandstiIl on the drought
stories. the very worst Of conditions be
ing discounted thoroughly, IN the opin-
ion Of careful people The public had
sold out all that il owned and the pro
fessionaIs had gone short substantially
and il was almost fOregOne cJnclu-
sion that the market would respond
sharply 10 the first good news regard
ing the weather.
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What the later course Of the market
would be today and what may be look
weather reports almost entirely. I'm
doubtedIy If the drought is broken a
further substantial advance in prices
is likely, while on the other hand if the
unofficial dispatches are not corrobo-
rated by the Government reP~rts re
action need cause no surprise. Many
conservative market people, however
are inclined 70 the belief that the ten
dency for the present viii be toward e
higher level. They say that prices have
gone of far enough, that stocks are in
stronger hands, and that the news
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-25

meut in young girls should promptly
have them begin the use OF DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription It establishes reg
uIarity, tTanquilizes the nerves and tones
up the whole system.
NV troubles started during my girlhood,"
writes Miss Flora I. Greer. Of IOT Howe Street
Akron O.. but did not prove serious until 1895
From that time I did not Sc well day. I
suffered at every monthly period With terrible
headache. irritation Of the spine and pains IN
nv heels / had soreness through my hips and
ovarics all the time and constant backache-
One Doctor would tell thing allied Eae.
another would say something altogether differ
ent but they only relieved me : then wrote
You and followed your advice took hve Bottles
Of Dr. Piercc's FavoTite Prescription four OF
Golden Medical DiscoveTy' and i've vIRls OF
Pellets Have not had a single symptom OF
nv cid trouble so far. Can slefp good, work
hard and eat solid and substantial food with
Out distress
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse the
bowels and stimulate the sluggish liver.
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steamed slowly into Durham and tied I'D
at the wharf The city Is very attractive,
its numerous groves and parks, and the
deed We were all OveTjOyed. for our con-
tract expressly promised the payment OF
our wages at Durham, and naturally We
We're all anxious TO set foot on terra hTTnd
and see the famous African town. re
plenish our wardrobe. get a good meal
a newspaper, and q cigar We were or
dered above. lined up on the hurricane
deck for inspection and as we thought,
payment. Then appeared several army
officers Among them a tall. TaW-Doned
fellow nervous. hurried, clad in dirty
tweed and k2ickerbOCkeTS, and eye
glasses
This worthy who was very careless in
the distribution OF the letter 4, har-
rangusd Us. telling how utterly persona
non Erata all Americans were IN Africa,
saying they were tough. JTeaCherOus, in
Corrigible: that Americans who Joined
the army were iutTUSted with dTmoTed
trains that they wrecked the trains. kill
ed the British. anu went over to the Beers
bag and baggage He vowed no AEnerl-
can should land. 4 muutiuOus muleteeT
threatened an appeal 10 the American
Consul Whereupun the BTitiSheT stared
hard and damned the American Consul
He took himself OF and the unloading be
gan Next day We sailed for home The
fare is worse Of course, Tor We dTen I
working The men struck FOR - cents per
day. The officers promised Il verbally
but paid them here at the rate OF 30
cents. New Orleans Times-DemOcrat
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nFrom the st. Laul. GIobe p.mgcratD

Wichita Kan. June 15--ETHcst StIU. a Glen
sc tOkia.} bachelor. has grown tired Of single
bIeS~yiueSS and has hit upon novel plan 10 get
n wife and aJ the same time little fortune
which to begin married life lie proposes
e. put himself UP 20 be ratified of.
The Young ladies who 70 invest 10 pay
s. a ticket, and he expects 60 sell between 2tH
and 1900 between and the opening OF the
new country. The woman holding the winning
number Is 10 get Mr. still for a husband and the
money obtained by the sale OF tickets is to give
them q start ia life,
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ifiehl iit 'Al'.--t tiLtiittlt-t
An old Georgia negro arose IA pTayCr-luseting
and said 'BTcdderlu and sistcriH, ! been
mighty mean Niger in my time I had heap
81 ups and DOWNS specially GDWus-sIHc~ i
lined de church I stoled chickens and water
Mullins ! clssed- I got drunk I shot craps
sIAshed udder coons Wild my razor, an done
CT signt or udder things; hut. thank the good
Iawd, Lreddsring and sisterin, never lost my
religion
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New York Cotton Market.
CFrom the Chicago Chronicle

NFom The thlcago thFonicIe-J
IN d little Western town the other day the
most popular citizen s0uudly whipped u tough
character and to viHdicate the majesty 0! the
law the offender was brought up Tor trial. The
jury US out about Two minutes
We'll" said the Judge, what have the jury
20 says-'
Nay it please the court responded the fore
man, I'VE, the jury, fad that the prisoner IS
not guilty Of hiJtIH' with intent to Kill, but
simply 10 paralyze; and he done it
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looked upon as
4 young woman
ut ature
knows nothing
of such stand
ards. When the
woulanly fuuC-
ton Is establish
ed womauhood
Is attained ac-
cording 10 her
standards, and
there Is need OF
wo N a My care
and caution. Il
IS girlish ignor-
ance or neglect
at this critical
time which often
results II long
years Of after
misery.
Mothers who
perceive the evil
dences of fuuc-
fioual deTaupe-
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GIL WG1MEhE.

The general standard of measurement
for womauh ood IS Ugrown-up-1ess-"
When d girl is crnanCiPated from school
and arrives at the dignity of trailing
skirts and elaborate hair dressing she is
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-25
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK HOUSES on
SHERIER PLACE
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust dated the
9th day o. June. 1850 and recorded in libeT
2I5O. folio 436 et seq one 81 the land records
Of the District Of Columbia. and by the request
Of the holder Of the noses secured thereby we
viii sell VUblic auction. in front Of the prem
Uses on TUESDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF AUGUST
4 D. 1901, AT 40 O'CLOCK 2. NJ, the follow
ing described real estate situate II the county
OF Washington, District # Columbia distinguished
lots numbers eleven tIl) and twelve I'D, 30
block three 80. in the subdivision made by ia
cob p Clark and Edward B. CoctrvII. trustees
for the Palisades Of the Potomac Land Improve
nent Company. and recorded IN the Office o. the
Surveyor Of the District u Columbia N county
subdivision book = page 10
Terms Of sale: All cash deposit Of one
hundred dollars VIII be required At the time q
sale All CUnyeyaHcing. recording, and revenue
stamps TO be az the purchases cost Terms Of
sale 10 be complied with within fifteen days
from day Of sale or the trustees viii resell 1t
the risk and cost Of the defauitinE purchaser,
after i've days previous advertisement Of such re
sale.
Dated July "A, IqII.
EDWIN c. CLARK,
FRANK B. CLARK.
Trustees
THOMAS BOWLING d Co. AuctioHeerS
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CFr0m the Boston Hrrald)
Lincoln. y. j.. known as ''thc aa1nau's ton, -
because che first council 81 the place vas com
posed entirely OF women, and equal suffrage
prevailed II Its elections, has just been sold
under the aueti0ueer'- hammer for SlC,Hu
Straugy that the women did not marx Il down
10 sIJ,sJ9gs.
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from 2I5 u to 221 early in the day on
rumors of q deal of some sort that is
supposed to make the stock more at
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION

OF the
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON
CITY
At Washington. in the District OF Columbia, At
the close Of business July u, 1901
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TIE Steel securities held their own
strongly this morning as they have
done at all times recently The present
prices Of the securities are attractive
to many people who have faith in the
ability of Mr. Morgan and in the fu-
ture of the steel and iron business
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Total ....----.......- e45. s65 y
District Of Columbia, County OF Washington, -;
T. FREDERICK A STEIR. Cashier Of the
above-nau1ed bank do soleTaHly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best Of my knowl-
edge and belief.
(SeaI1 F A STEfR, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before ne this z4tn
DAY Of July. 4. D. 1901
iSeaLl WILLIAM " MILAN Notary Public
CoTrect-Attest;
J. p WILSON,
r 4 WALKER
G. TAYLOR WADE.
81 UirectDrs.
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Now York Stock Exchange.

Corrected daily by " p. Hfh5z & Co. mem
hers OF the New York Stock Exchange I4Ig
gtrest-
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The anthracite coal securities were
all strong this morning. Reading. first
preferred. advancing 10 IS i during
the first hour. The scheduled advance
in the price of anthracite on August l
probably IS causing investment buying,
as with the ending of the labor troubles
the Coal Trust is placed in very
strong position.