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Union Pacific Higher.

Union Pacific, which was second only
TO United States Steel in respect to activ-
ity. also closed little higher. but South
ern Pacific and Southern Railway COM
mon. in which speculative interests that,
according to all accounts, were recently
buIlish, have now changed their views,
closed fractionaily lower. The total trans
actions were not large. footing up barely
COO. 900 shares, and they were fairly well
distributed.
Amalgamated Copper, which was second
only TO the steel stocks in respect TO ac-
,iyity, and sugar refining, on moderate
transactions, were exceptionally strong
The market for the first named was ia
yorably affected by the steady advance in
the price OF copper. Current r. ports re-
garding the copper industry many of
which apparently emanated from interest
ed sources. are conflicting, but the fact
remains that the market for the metal
both here and abroad shows Improvement
an the demand.
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Bond Dealings Small.

The dealings in bonds were unusually
small. and in consequence Of the abb
ecnce Of Interest, prices were generally
shaded. In the outside market the more
important dealings were in United States
eteel fves at a decline from &C and in
terest to s2. and recovery to 9i at the
close.
The more important conditions govern
Eng prices, with the single exception Of
the anthracite labor trouble, continue
satisfactory. The monetary situation is
gradually improving. crops conditions are
in the main favorable, and railway traf-
fic returns furnish evidence of increas-
fng volume OF business. A development
that will be watched with interest both
here and abroad is the progress of events
in South Africa. London gave no refiec-
tioD OF its views regarding the peace ne
gotiations today, as business was sus-
pended there. this being whitmonday
and a stock exchange holiday.
Rally at Close.
In the final dealings the market rallied
casily on moderate professional buying.
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON, D. C., PosToFFICE. NOTICE:
Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched to the ports
Of sailing daily and the schedule OF closings IS
arranged On the presumption of their uninier-
rupted overland transit. For the week ending
May %. 1902. the last connecting closes will be
made from the MAIN OFFICE as follows:
transatlantic Mails.
TUEsDAy-Cb) At 7:I5 p m. for EUROPE,
ampton. Mail for IRELAND must be directed
per s. s. st. Louis
tc) At lI:25 p. M. for EUROPE, per s. s. Teu-
tonic. from New York, via 2geenstown:
5. $. vaderland from New York. Mail must be
directed Per 5. $. yaderland.'
WEDNEsDAY-t) At 7:15 p. m. for EUROPE,
Per S. 5. Augusta Victoria. from New York, via
Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg. Mail for
FRANCE must be directed ''Per S. s. Augusta
Victoria"
tc) At 0:15 p. m. for FRANCE. SWITZERLAND.
ITALY, SPAIN. PORTUGAL, TURKEY. EGYPT.
QuEZ, per $. $: la Tomaine. from New York.
via Havre. Mail for other parts OF EUROPE
must be directed "Per $. La Touraine:"
FRlDAY.() At 9:I5 p. m. for ITALY direct,
per 5. 5. Aller, from New York. Mail must be
directed 'Per s.. 3. Aller."
(c) At 1l:25 p. m. for NETHERLANDS direct.
per S. s. staatcndam, from New York. Mail must
be directed per s. :. Staatcndam.''
(c) At ll:25 p. m. for SCOTLAND direct, per
s :. Anchoria. from New York. Mail must be
directed per s. 5. Anchors"
t0 At ll:o5 p. m. for DENMARK direct, per
s. $. Norge. from New York. Mail must be di-
rccted Per S. $. Norge
tc) At ll:25 p. m. for EUROPE, per 5. s. Cam
pania. from New York. via Queenstown.
PRINTED MATTER. ETC-This steamer takes
Printed Matter. Commercial Papers. and Samples
for GERMANY only. The class OF mail
matter for other parts of EUROPE will not be
sent by this ship unless specially directed by
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=
| olina, per quart, 4sa7e; do, Norfolk. per
quart. 5h9c; do. Eastern Shore. Virginia;
per quart 5Ggc; 90. Eastern Shore, Mary
land, per quart, Fftsc; do Rappahannock,
per quart, 4msc; string beans, Charleston.
per bas, green. s2.o0G2.5O: dc, wax. S5.60p
2.5o;. tomatoes. Florida, per 6-bas carrier.
fancy, 2'Sem$.QQ; DO. fair to good, sl5Og
2.2s; do, culls, $i.2bSi.50.
Groceries-Raw sugar quiet and steady;
rehned quiet. Per io0-pound lots: Granu-
lated, $40; cut-loaf, S5.25: keystone
"a" A.15; yellow sugars. $40 10 s3.e5.
Moiasses-N. o.. ST Clare. 35c; Kingsland.
SOC; Sunlight. n. o., 26c; st. Vincent, p
r.. 25c; st. Johns, P. R., 19c; No. IL
Sugar House. 1Sc. Syrups-Market was
steady; Gold Medal, 27c; King (vanilla),
29c; Rock Candy Drips, 27c; Gilt Edge,
25c; Corn, 22c; No. II. lie. Tea was firm
Hyson, superior to fine. 2sd32c; choice to
choicest, 42G46c; uncolored Japan (new
CROP, finest, 3lG S3c; choice to choicest.
32dS4c; extra choice. 46c; Oolong Annoy.
and Fuchow tnew CROP, finest. iOG i3c;
choice to choicest, extra, finest, 30G i0c.
Potatoes-The market was steady.
White, Maryland aud Pennsylvania. per
bus. No. l, 75GS5c; do, seconds, Goa I0c;
do. New York. per bus, best stock, S51
soc; do, seconds, 65615c: do. Western,
per bus, prime. S5d90c: new. Florida. per
Dbl, NO. i, S5.oUn buO; do. SECONDS, S3.5ON
400; do. culls, s2.00G250; Maine grown
tseed), Houlton Early Rose. per Dbl sack,
s3.25I3.35; do. Beauty of Hebrons. per
Dbl sack, s3.25G3.35;; do. Burbanks, per
Dbl sack, s325d3.35; do, Green Mountains.
per Dbl sack, s3.25G2.30; sweets, Eastern
Shore, Virginia per truck Dbl, $3.50 400:
do. -four Dbl. s4.00d425: do. North Caro-
lima. per Dbl. fancy. s3.50d4.O0: yams.
North Carolina. per Dbl, S3.00d3.50.
Poultry-Market firm. Old fowls. 13c:
spring chickens. to IL lbs. 30G32c: win
ter chickens, 1SG20c apiece: ducks. 90
10c; roosters, each, 25G30c.
Green coffee-Market steady. No. Z tRio |
grade), 5ksc.
Package brands-E. l.. c.. 100-lb cases, |
10izc: 60-lb cases. 10 6-loc; 36-lb cases, |
10 7-10c; Lion coffee. in 100 lb lots, 10.1sc; |
In 60-lb lots, 10.2Sc.
Cotton market-The local market was |
steady; middling. 9i9c; strictly low mid
ding. 93sc; low middling, 9Ac. Stock. |
1888 bales.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL MARKETS

the corn belt induced local bears to cell
freely. and caused a weak market during
a greater part of the day, but covering
OF shorts toward the end of the session
caused prices TO rally. and the market
closed quiet, lic lower than Saturday
night. Foreign markets were closed.
Visible supply decreased 797. 600 bushels.
Trade was fairly large all day, but most
ly all Of a local professional character.
Oats-Trade in oats was almost all of
local scalping character. The market
ruled quiet within narrow range, and no.
special feature, and closed Mdh lower
than Saturday night. The weather gen.
orally was favorable for growing crop.
Country offerings were moderate. Cash
demand fairly good. Visible supply in
creased 81 eco bushels.
Provisions opened easy. in spite of high
eT hogs. There was heavy commission
selling all day, and although efforts were
made TO sustain prices. they were so
clearly feeble that they had no effect, and
the list closed heavy with material de-
clines.
The following are the quotations:
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THE COTTON MARKET.
Weather and Shorts Covering Account for
Moderate Rise,

NEW YORK, May ia tornado in
Texas. which may have done some damage
to the crop. heavy rains in Texas, Missis-
sippi, Louisiana. and Tennessee, which
raise the question whether the crop may
not be getting too much rain, and finally
covering of shorts, particularly, it is said,
the attempts of prominent Wall Street
operator TO cover, account for the ad-
vance in cotton.
overselling and a natural rally after a
period of severe depression are believed
TO explain the days situation pretty ac-
curateiy. Then. too. the receipts were
light, ana the insight movement for the
week is estimated at only about 4s 200
bales. or some 10000 bales less than I0l
the same week last year.
The market closed steady, with quota
tions 2 TO IL higher, as compared with
Saturdays closing prices.
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Wheat Rules Weak, But Rallies Late on
Shorts Covering.

CHICAGO. May 19-Trade in wheat was
light and mostly ali Of local profes-
sional character. although there were
more rains reported In the Northwest.
Still the market ruled weak on favorable
weather throughout the Southwest. To-
ward the end of the session prices rallied
on covering by shorts. During the day
there was good deal of cnstraddling.
ceiling the July and buying the distant
futures. which narrowed the discount con-
siderably. July closed NC lower. and Sep
tember and December nc higher than Sat-
urday. Cash demand here and at the
seaboard was quiet.
G~n-Fayorabls weather throughout
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Made as Matter of Form.

The opportunity to make these protests
was improved by broker, who has not
been beard from in several years, and who
gained notoriety in connection with the re-
organization of the Atchison Railway Com
pany. II would not be surprising if some
one OF the protests was made simply as
a matter of form, preliminary to litigation.
which of late years has invariably at
tended the carrying out of practically ev-
cry important financial or corporate trans
action.
The vote cast at today's meeting shows
that both classes OF stockholders of the
company are overwhelmingly in favor OF
the financial plan proposed. That, how
ever, is not likely to deter the infnitesi-
NAL minority from seeking to establish
what 1t is pleased TO term its rights.
United States Steel common led the en-
tire list in activity. and sustained max
imun net loss of little more than a
point. The preferred sold off IL per cent,
but both recovered in the final dealings, SO
that their net losses did not exceed x of
per cent. The other iron and steel
stocks moved in sympathy with them.
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ATTACK ON VALUES
MAKES PRICES SAG

and the tone at the close was in the
main firm.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN at SO to S per cent. in sum,
Of 8, eco &c $1,000 on ID. c. zeal estate pay of
5 and per cent mortgages and begin anew; all
transactions conducted with economical consider.
ation for borrowers WA. II. SAUNDERS & CO..
l4O7 = ST. NV.
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Speculation in CoalerS Shows
Only a Small Net
Decline.
PRESSURE IN BOND MARKET
Bear Movements Success Only Tempo
rary, and Fails in Face of Support
Anthracite Troubles Generally Dis
counted in Advance-Bond Dealings
Small.

NEW YORK. May 19.-Notice was served
on Wall Street in various publications yes
terday and this morning of an impending
attack upon values on the stock exchange
The CAMPAIGN in the direction Of lower
prices, If today movement can be de-
scribed as such, was not as aggressive or
as effective as might have been expected
from the advance notices of il. There was
moderate selling of Reading issues Of the
United States Steel stocks, Union Pacific
and Southern Pacific by brokers who, in
the opinion of their fellows, are frequently
employed by a prominent manipulator of
the market and Of these and other issues
by the Western speculative conting>.t.
This movement, together with the
tering liquidation by the rank and file.
In consequence the market sagged the
greater part Of the day. The fact that
Reading common sold below GO and United
States Steel preferred below so made the
downward movement appear more serious
than 1t really was.
The selling Of the United States Steel
stocks was apparently based upon the pro-
tests against the preferred stock conversion
plan that were made by the holders of
few thousand shares at the special meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the corporation
held TODAY to ratify that program
The Washington times., 1902-05-20
Government Bonds.
Washington Stock Exchange.

sales-cap. Traction. 5@t14&; Union
Trust. 1Od103is; 5d103h; West End
Bank; 10G13O: Wash. Gas. 100G6S: 259
6sis: Mergenthaler. 5d1s2; 1G1S2; GRAPHIC
pfd. 2d6%. After call-Lanston. 25G12b;
Greene Copper, 25G2e.
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Enjoyed Net Gain.

Colorado Fuel and Iron was exception
ally weak in the early dealings, but recov-
cred to the final figures of Saturday. and
Tennessee Coal and Iron enjoyed a frac-
tional net gain. The market for the first
named was doubtless affected to an ex-
tent by the views attributed to the West
ern speculators, who were recently buIlish.
but who arc now believed to have taken
a bearish position upon the market as
whole.
The speculation In the anthracite coal
stocks today made # very plain that the
strike Of the miners had been pretty
thoroughly discounted. Apprehension still
exists in some quarters that the indus
trial situation may be further aggravated
by sympathetic strike by the bituminous
coal miners. On transactions of about
30 900 shares OF full stock, Reading COM
mon declined less than point, and in
common with the second preferred, closed
fractionaily higher than on Saturday.
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TRUSTEES SALES.
rhos. J. OWEN h son. Auetioneers. 013 E s,.nu.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT on OAK

ST., LIE DnOlT PARK
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust. duly re-
corded in l5er sIgd. folio 20s ct seq, one OF
the land records OF the District of Columbia.
and at the request Of the party secured thereby.
we will sell at public auction. in front Of the
premises, on THURSDAY. MAY %. 1902. At
1880 O'CLOCK Z. NJ. Part of lot -. IN Frank
lin II. Mackey and John II. Duvalrs subdivision
Of original lots and I. in block 10. Of lie
Drcit Park. beginning nj the northeast corner
OF said lot Il and running thence south IS feet,
thence west IL feet. thence north IS feet thence
east IL feet to the place OF beginning, situate
in the County OF Washington. ID. G..
TERMS: Onc-tk,rl cash, balance in one and
two years, with interest. secured by a deed OF
trust on the property sold. or all cash, at pur.
chaser's option A deposit Of $50 required AZ
time OF sale. Conyeysncing. ETC.. at cost Of
purchaser. WM. +. EDMONSrON.
RICHARD NJ. PARKER. Trustees.
The Washington times., 1902-05-20

Phone East 254 as Gna'5 S0'tle as,s Of n:
for Raer Co.'S famous Go:den Hop Beer for
AVi DS~'' 81. Delivered in ualettcred Wagons,
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-One double ice wagon, in good con-
dition, cheap. Z. SrUBENER, Bladensburg, Md.
MOS
TO BE POSITIVELY SOLD. without reserve.
twelve horses and mares, suitable for any bust
ness, weighing from 900 to l.i00 pounds; also
good driving horse: no reasonable offer refused.
Rear 4S3 IA. ave. NV. ml9-7t
FOR SALE-0nc horse, weight 1900, and three
medium-szc ones. 200 18th st. NV. ml9-s
FOR SALE-At once. good top buggy; no rea-
sonable offer refused. 10th and SITS. Sc. MOS
FOR SALE-Dayton wagon. in good order. cheap.
Apply at 0l0 st. ne. mIs-1t
FOR SALE-Cheap. small panel wagon. Apply
COONS' STABLE, q So. near 1th, NV. miss
FOR SALE-0r exchange for gentle horse. one
leather top buggy. Rear as2 " st. NV. mlsS
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08

crops can always be found ON
place and he never tapIa to r. X
plenty o, everything.
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08
BLOWN TO ATOMS

The old idea that the body some-
times needs powerful drastic purga
tive pill has been exploded for DR.
Kings New Life Pills which are
perfectly harmless gently stimulate
liver and bowels t. expel poislnous
matter cleanse the system and ab-
solutely cure Constipation and Sick
Headache Only 25c at S M Casrl-
gan's drug store
Mr. Foggerty the artist painter
has returned from the country
where bio has lust completed y iob
Of painting tor Mr. Bob Carrlgan
Mr. Foggerty Is one OF the finest
workman in his line IN the county
and partios who nood or want paint
ing done, should leave their orders
vin him
1T GLRDLES TIE GLOBE
The tame OF Bucklens Arnlca
SaIye beat IN, the world extends
round the easth It's the one per-
feet heaIer of Cuts C,rns Burn $
Bruises Scores Scaids Boils Ulcers
Feluns Achss Pains and all SKIN
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08

Erupuons, Only tntaInable Pile
uis 25 Il box at S M CAr"igan's
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08

crops can always be found on
place and he never tarls to r. X
plenty ot everything.
Mr. John Totand ols reno
with his family to Ben Lom
who're he has purcn sci
plantation, We regret TO Io,s
Mr. Toland ana family from aae
midst, but wish tbem success a. &
happiness in their new home.
Mrs G II Royston spent aa
See6 IN Hope attending the lss
slde Of her sister Mrs b. A II
who has oeea quite ,Il with ppa5
ronia and who we arc glad s..
learn Is much better.
Our old friend Mr. W 81 KirIc
patrick of KIRK Texas called Tho 9
day to ray his respects to the Z.
egrapb.
NJ kirEpWncN who is cogsl1
OF Mrs S Il Bonsonsot the Jake
es nelghtorhood was raised
Mort Carolaa tp came t. W.
ans 5 d Hampstead Couny a
1871 and engaged IN farming usar
, thus place where he renamed aaH.
1897 and then removed to his pr
ent homo lu Texas. lie bas rsye.
lost nteresl 10 Ecmpsteaa Cuaa,y
, aud never fails TO return ono. ,sas
year to visit relatives and fri, s
n 5npg Ar.a.s
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08

Erupuons, Only tntaIuable Pile
uis 25 u box AT S M CAr"igan's
The Law firm Of Eakin and
Etfer was, dissolved on Jany lst'
Judge Eakin will commune the
practice at the old stand Mr. Ell
ter has tolmCd y coparlnershlp
with Mr. L f Monroe, with once
IN the Ware and Williams building
On Lawrence street nest door to
Post Otice, where they will be
olad to see their Trends any clients
-MrC NJ Conway HIS Just fin
lshod repairing his drygoods store
and has added very mach to the
appearance Of it. He has a mann
mouth stock of dry goods OF al ]
kinds and Is adding to ii every day
We acknowledge a pleasant
call from Mr. W. l.. Cole of Gar
landoille
Mr. Cole is one of our best farm"
ers. He was bo,nin Clark County
hut came to Hemns,ead whom =
q small boy, He has spent m
lite on the farm, and has lived on
his jarm OF 2?0 acres IN Nolan
Township tor the past 20 years
He has about 100 scre' IN y h1gf
state Of cultivation and ratses cot
ton corn small grain and Iae stock
devotlug special attention to thi
watermelon crap. A varIe o.
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08
CITY and COUNTRY.
@ oxBc->8<5a>o~.8a.s Ia -

Sc>9%5S>0~1Gys la ID
1.-The cold wave came
We salute the old 1ag on the
school building,
-Busines people can not afford
to be without a phone
go give L f Monroe your
order tor Telephone
Maj NJ W Wilson from Futcn
was hereon business Monday.
We handle stoves and sell the m
heap
J Rosenberg &sCo,
-, Mss Stella Monroe visited
Hope severaI-ays of last week.
The TRLEGEAPH wishes Il hap
ny and prosperous new year to all,
"A torneY J II McCoilum o
Hope attended County Court here
Mo- day,
Silks and velvets in all color
Scots per yard
J Rosenberg & Co
Five crnlS per day Will put q
Long Distance Telephone in your
residence.
-~Mlss Daphne Sandefur of Hope
was the guest of Mss Lena Eaklp
lost week, g.
We handle bag & tics for $3.50
per role
J. Rosenberg s; Co
M Bob Bryant the merchant
prince of Hope was here On busi
ness Monday
If you want to grow fat buy
groceries m M he. H. Keeps
he best of we J tbnI
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08

respond wit h Hope Telel he ne G.
Capt J Henry Black can
cate TOR the sta,e senate was among
he visitors Monday.
All Subscrbers1 to tt eWasb
lngtcn Telephone Sy IN wll
have free use of the line to Hone
Mr. L. F Monroe of the firm
of Etter and Monroe atten led Cour
ut Richmond this weeK
>One car DAD best White Corn
just received Call oE TY WI
lams & Go at the . epot
Constipation neglected or Ill
trea ed leads 10 total disability or
death Rock Mountain Tea abso-
uteIy cures constipation in all It's
forms
--CoI Mullen, the sweet singer
from WaIlaeeburg Was over on bus
mess Friday of las. week
j w ms a epin d and
complete stock OF general morehaA
disc. Give him a on,i wnen you
wanl to save money
Mrs W, N Thompson OF Jaka
Jones rs visiting her aa~gh Ger Mr.
]. S Monroe OF this plaee,
-Genugne Rocky Monttrn Tea
IS never sold IN bulk -
on less tban 35c Don't be fooled
&c the tea made famous by Madi-
son Medicine Co.
Mr. GatlJager5fald bssretaraod
to Fayetteville to resume hls sind
res at the Arkansas University.
Our clothing line is conpIste
and up to date in every aspect ond
motaer wi do wei to get the,
boys suits from us
Joe Rosenberg & Go
Miss Ella Morroe returned 10
ArkadoIph,a Wednesday of las
woek after spending the holiday
At home,
Rcd is a dangor signal on the
raiIroad on a fellows nose and on
a womans ibce Mon aud women use
Rocky Mountain Tea and get gen,
uine rosy oheJks 35e
Rev Mr. McAIphIne delivered an
interesting sermon at the EpIsco
pal church Sunday night.
--Dj d the house keeper ever
sto to tnink OF the time she can
save by the use of Il telephone get
one and give it Il trial.
Mr. N K Lewis, candidate foe
Sheriff WAS u caller at this Office
Monday. Come agAtn the latch
string hangs out,
STOPS THE COLD AND WORKS
oTE THE COLD
LaXaI1ve Bromo Quinlne Tablets
cure IN one day No cure no pay
pace Zoe
MIR Lllburn CofTee from Holly
Grove and Constable Travis Clark
from DoAnu paid this office
pleasant visit Monday,
Safe, swift and sure is the prop,
er description OF Cheathams Laxa
tive Tablets Cures Colds in a dav
Can be carried IN vest pocket
Easy to take Guaranteed Price
DO GEMS
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08
CE= CHURCH

Communion Service and sermon
every second Sunday, at II u. III
Evensong at 7 p. m. Sunday
school at 10 A. NJ.
Rev Martin Damer
Rector
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08
NJ. Il. CHURCH SOUTH.

Preaching every first third and
fifth Sunday at II a. m. and at
y. M. Sunday School every
Sunday at 10 "a. m, Prayer meets
mo Wednesday at p. m.
Rev. II. G. McKlnnon
Pastor,
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08

Mr. Jud Ianler has purchased
the old ToTand place and moved
i'm. We extend him hearty wei
come,
No equal on earth bas Hunts
Lightning OIL for rheumatism and
Neuralgia as well as Spralns Cute
Burns Bruises and insect Bites md
stiRgs. Guaranteed. Price 25 and
SO cents.
Marshal Stuart has the thanks
of the entite town for the efficient
manner in which he enforced the
order against the explosion Of fire
works on the streets
Gae sar Con faere d B ritian
Malaria WAS conquered b. Sim.
nous Liver Purifier (tln bax)
Protected from moisture dust and
insects Clears the complexion
cures oonhlpatlon, aid and correct
action of the liver,
Our city tathots hould 90 af-
ter the old bridge at the depot.
Il need repairing and smaf sum
OF money would put itla first class
shape,
Parnfs do n2I neglect your child
rens Coughs Sore Throat Colds
Etc they often Lead to fatal results
Try Coaxh 2lcas
INT. safe and sure. Guaranteed.
rec 25 and 30 cents
Mr. Maunlng W Dflliard candl
da ter Tax assessor was here
Sunaay anroute home sffer spend
ing several days on the trail inter
viewing the deti people
NJ i1end are You suffering from
any pla'nfuI and annoying. SKIN
disease such as Rlngworm letter
sEczema or anything SIMILAR. If
OF try Hunts Cure
1t nev fails. Guaranteed, Price
so cents
We will thank our correspond
dents to send in their commumca
tiors as early IN The week as po S.
bis n OF later han DondETsvsn1ng
10 CURE A CoLD IN ONE DAY
Take LaxattveBromo Qoinl .
Tablets All druggists refuud mon
ey If 1t fails TO care 3 W Groves
signature is on each box 25o
Mr. L G AyIe't was pleasani
caller at this office Friday. He
came IN TO subscribe for tho TELR
GRAPH and on legal business.
Mr. S Monroe handles, corn
oats and bran All parties needinl,
feed for their stock will do we'll to
call onhim for prices,
-.JGdge A. A GIBSON came over
from Hope Sunday and opened
County Court Monday. HIS honor
has just returned from visit to
his daughter III Texas where he
spent the holidays.
BLOWN TO ATOMS
The old idea that the body soma-
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08
DRs TAFF BROS MEDICINE Co,

remedy for Asthma ana
combined with Asthma ts5S asaaR's '
n
that Nt1msne 92o97 No o2 % NOR
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08
BAPTIST CHURCH

Preaching every third Sunday
at.1I A, M. and SundaY School
at 10 a, Nj, every Sunday.
Rev L D Barr.
Pastor
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08
Avon SPRINGS, Ny, FEE. l9l
DE -TAFr BRos.MeaLelno Co.


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