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As inevitable as the changing seasons OF
the year is the change which comes to
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pates the changes of other seasons it is
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n. cRAMER Il. S. HULL
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was brought to this city where his
wounds were dressed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-16
COTTON MARKETS.

NETWORK, July 15.-The cotton market
opened steady with prices point higher
to point lower, and for the balance Of
the day followed a rut of 5 points with
trade at all times tame. The English
cables cut little figure as an influence, be-
ing regarded as stand off. The weather
report gave showers to moderate rains in
the belt. and the forecast pointed to more
precipitation over the central and eastern
sections tonight and tomorrow. Spot
cotton houses We're light buyers of the
July and August options during the fore
noon; Liverpool bought January. Then
came the weekly crop weather report
from Washington and noted a marked
change for the better in conditions. as
compared with one week ago.. However,
the trade had discounted a favorable re-
port. and as selling orders were scarce
the Departments statement produced lit
tie or no effect on the market, which
continued dull and narrow. Throughout
the afternoon the market was feature1ess
with the room quite content to await
further weather Developments in the belt
and the cables from Liverpool tomorrow.
The close was quiet with prices net un-
changed to 2 points lower. Receipts were
light, clearances for export were small
and the other phases OF the statistical
situation lacked new features.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 15.-Bulls in the
corn pit, who engineered the corner in
July options, abandoned their position
to-day and the yellow cereal left to itself
fell from its lofty price and houndeIed
zoe. under yesterdays best figure. Two
causes were attributed to the action Oh
this market: the immense arrivals OF
corn tempted to this mart by the fancy
price and settlement with many Of the
July shorts by the Gates-New YORK pun
CLIQUE of cornerers. Whether the Clique
has been broken or whether the action
of the bull party to-day Is simply a. Dalt
for the unwary, the trade is yet at a loss
to understand. The common. rumor. now,
ever, has it that the July deal is over and
all that remains to be done is for the
bull crowd to get rid of the cash, corn or.
that has been delivered to it. Naturally,
most Of the interest in grains to-day cen
tered about July corn. AS a result Inc
effect of the break was felt In all other
grains. Yet, natural conditions were bear
ish enough to break Yrlces, ana me
weather and lower cables, besides the
heavy receipts, caused such general sell,
ing In all the pits that September wheat
closed 1@11sc. lower; September corn, lasG
he down; July corn 151sc. lower ana
September oats 6S@1c. lower. Provisions
started strong, but could not Withstand
the pressure of the grain break, ana
closed a shade to Zoe lower
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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on distant positions and the decline on
near months Towards midday there
was a sharp decline in. the September
option under heavy realizing; later this
month steadied, though closing 10 points
off Importers were free sellers, and for
eign houses took ts:sTradei;W was av-
tive, though far below yesterdays total
Sales were g., $50 bags. a.including uly,
505@5.2 August; 5.1595.25; September,
5.15; December, 5.15@525; March, $50; May,
1895 AS. The market was finally steady
with prices net 10 points lower to 10 points
higher. Spot Rio, steady; No invoice,
SIC; mild, steady; Cordova, sqll7sc.
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cnFFEE MARKET

New YORK, e. July 15.-COFFEE-The
ma rl1et4 for coffee futures opened steady
with prices points lower to 5 points
higher. Shorts were active bidders again
through fearof another upward rush Of
longs dumped over a good deal of coffee
purchased on the upturn forsprofit thus
creating an irregular market all day.
prices varying between 10 points net de-
cline and 40 points advance, the s latter
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g ATTLE MARKETS.

5r,H1cfAGo. Ill, !.uly cATTLE---87
Reeepfs, head ine,,uding Loo Tex
ans, s7Y;@s Il: moor to medium 81 500
a. St eis9SsS and
"A hsifers 59@ese = sns,
bulls soas si s9f caves :sosp
ess 90 head; morrow. 30 900 heal
ieft head; Sc. higher;
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a =. Z u - $
Cotton. quiet; middling. 9 5-16c.: net re-
tceipts. so bales; Gross 1:7e4 bales: sales,
1870 bales; stock. 143, s99 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts (all q. S..
nortsl. 2 932 bales; export to Great Britain,
i .s22 bales; stock. 322,622 bales
S Observation-Disclosures receipts (all U. s..
norts). S.729 bales; EXPORT to Great Britain.
s1ss bales:5st to the Continent. 9.542 bales.
s Total since septsmhter, 1st (Net receipts
(all p. S. ports. Z 5o4;77s bales; export to
72s. 7es. bales; to the Continent. 2,7o7, IT'S
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. July 15.-COT-
T0N.Snot cotton in fair demand with
quotations unchanged F:-ures opened
iGs points down from Yesterdays level,
The Government crop bulletin had been
surably5 discounted. consequently when
posted to-day thereSwas nc further ma !.
tha close the board figures showed net
losses of 1@s points on the summer
months. 8
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

pAIT1MoRE. MD. July .l5.-FLOUR-
49, Infer clear, S5@3.5o winter ex-
l 70. es@s %. winter straight, s355G3.7O;
Winter patent a, and -
lower; contract and 7R9t eorngNo sq mar
, err " year 4sc. Oats-About steady; No.
; .,.hi{s 81 5oc Rye-Firn: No. Gle. But
ferAFirm and un Shssl@F,rm Egg gnd Firm
and unehanged SrIn ana aunchanged
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NEW YORK, July 15.-BEEvEs-Re-
ceipts, head. Dressed beef steady at
9@121sc. per pound, for city dressed native
sides. Cables last received quoted Amer
lean steers at 14@151ac.. dressed weight;
refrigerator beef at l2912Ac. per pound.
Exports to-day, $50 beeves and $50 quar-
tiers of beef. Calves-Receipts, 219 head,
very little trade; a few veals sold at 81
per 100 pounds; city dressed yeals, S1.@
lie. per pound. Sheep and lambs-Re-
ceipts. 1855 head; sheep nc. higher; lambs
slow and weak. Sheep sold at sS.25@4. so
per 100 pounds; few yearlings at IS; lambs
at s475a7; a few culls at $3.50; dressed
mutton, 51s4S1sc per pound; dressed lambs
at 9@1215c. Hogs-Receipts, S65 head, a
tritie weak; a few State hogs sold at, s.
per 100 pounds.
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EAST BUFFALO. N. z. July 15:-CAT-
TLE-Receipts. 200 head. unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, $40 head. steady; heavy,
sS.15@S.20; mixed. s7.95GS.10; pigs, $3.50:
roughs. s7.10@73o; stays, ~c@650. Sheep
and lambs-Receipts. 400 nead, steady;
lambs. s4@675; yearlings, 4.50@535; sheep,
S2.25@4.50; ewes, S3@3.75.
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and heavy, s7.25@7.7O; light, s6soa7.7o; bulk
Of sales, s760@7.95. Sheep-Receipts, 10000
head. strong to 10c: higher: lambs lower.
Good to choice wethers, 3.50@4.25 fair to
choice mixed, s2.50@3.50. s5-fF
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SIC, 100000
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
First Consolidated Mortgage 50-YeaIFourPe1
Cent Cod R0ndS
DATED JULY ]. 1902 MATURING JULY 1852
lands
ilbefo or our nteest)
Countyo Z
United States Trust Company Of New York Trustee.
TOTAL AUTHORIZED ISSUE, s8ooooooo
edtot
Ressr ed
49,
.s31,o34,ooo
#35,1o2,o
lls
-7n
13.S64,OO0
sso,o0o,o


The undersigned having purchased S1 $4,000 Of the
SO 0OO0 the unod
accrued interest "a 1902
time the Bonds will be ready for delivery.
limited p2O 1000 mile of ncudng under
lying iens) secured
mortgage the railways and
property of the Railroad Company
particulars respecting the First Consolidated Mortgage
5OYear per Atlantic Coast
pay we beg 10 refer Henry Walters Esq
President copies had respective
offices From this will be that these Bonds
upon about $40 miles of railway and that the net
earnings system the ending June will
being double the charge
for the ending June
which including interest First Consolidated Mort
gage Bonds outstanding, will amount to $2976,3o7
The Bonds cannot be redeemed prior to maturity.
Copies the Mortgage Counses opinion may
respective offices a
VESTMENT.
Subscripton will opened the offices undersigned
Thursday July A. NJ and close at M
or earlier without notice
The right reject applications aot
than those applied for.
Application list these Bonds the New York Stock
BROWN BROTHERS e CO.,
New York. Philadelphia and Boston.
HALLGARTEN & CO.,
New York.
VERMILYE e. CO.,
New York. Boston and Baltimore.
New York July II, 1902
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PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA, July 14.-PEANUTS-
Quiet. Virginians-Active at SIC. for best
stock. Fancy, 39311sc.: strictly prime. 3Oc.;
prime, 21sc.
PETERSBURG, VA. July 15.-PEA-
NUTS-Market quiet
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EAST LIBERTY, PA. July 15.-CAT-
TLE-Steady; choice, s7.15@750; prime.
s6.75@E15; good, s6@65o. Hoss-Lower;
prime heavies. ss@s.1o: mediums. $500
s7.s5@7. so; pigs. s7.75@1so; .roughs, sSG7 So.
Sheep steady; best wethers. s410d4.20:
culls and common, s1.50a2: choice lambs,
S.. 7516.25; veal calves, S7@7.50.
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CINCINNATI, O.. July 15.-HOGsAc-
tive at s6@s Cattle-Steady at s2.25@7.
Sheep-Stronger at S3.25G3.S5. Lambs
SnEIf e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-16

BALTIMORE STOCK; MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. July 15.-Sea,board
Air Line common, 265s@26s4; do. preferred,
46A @46sl. Seaboard As, S5A@S57a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-16

MONEY AND EKCHANGE-Mon on
call steady at 2s.63s4 per cent; closing
bid and asked. 21sd3 per cent; prime ner-
exchange firm with actual business in
bankers bills at s4.s77s for demand and
at M.s5ss for sixty days: posted rates.
s.. 1864. s6Is and s4.SS5d4S9; commercial
bills s4.s4ss@4.S4ss. Bar silver. IS; Next
can dollars, 4lA. Government bonds
easy; State bonds, inactive: railroad
bonds Irregular.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-16

WANTED POSITION BY AN EXPERT.
W e No. vonng man as clerk in clothing
e end dry sou goods store Or general ms1.
chandise store. or similar employment;
best reference. Address JAMES. SNACK
Chords. Va. ----s
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Atlantic Coast Line 400 $50 80:
Atlantic Coast Line pfd....100 119A 5u93s
Atlantic Coast Line conn.,. loo 151
Atlantic Coast Line Of Conn. 100 30 $50 q
Ca, So. and Fla LIST pfd... 100 99A ....
Ca, So. and Fla. I'd pfd....10O 81
Ca, So. and Fla com ........10G So
n. and w. pfd., p. Clio 90
N. and w. com. 100 571a 50
North Carolina ............... 100 Ill Il 17o
Rich. Fred. & Pot. COM. 100 $50
r., F. and P. Div. Oblig... 100 235 238
r.. f. and P. 6 p. c. quar-. 100 $50 -.
r., F. and p. p. c. guar....1OO $50
r. & p. & r., F. & Con... ITO 125
SSeaboard Air Line pfd......1O0 46
Seaboard Air Line con......1OO 26
Southern Railway pfd.......1OO 9611zs
BANK & TRUST co. STOCKS.
American National -. 100 16
.Broad-Street Bank ...........25 25X1 261as
CITY 20 IS
First National 100 1873 $500
Merchants National ......... 100 go
National Bank of Va........100 125 a..
Petersburg Saws. and ms. Co..20 10
Planters National 100 800 a..
Richmond<T. and S. Dep. Co 100 1853 80.
Savings Bank Of Rich. .......25 IS
State Bank Of Va. 100 160 $50
Southern Trust .100-112
Union Bank of Richmond.... SO 163
Virginia Trust 10 132
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va. July Is. 1902
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
lSales at Union Stock Yards.l
Richmond, Va, Jul

RICHMOND, Va, July Is. 1902.
Receipts: Cattle-1S5 head; sheep and
lambs, SIS head; hogs. 100 head: calves.
14O head. Sales: Cattle-15O head; sheep
and lambs, $50 head; hogs, 100 head: calves,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-16
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.

I will sell on FRIDAY. JULY Is: 1902,
at $50 o'clock p. M. seventeen CD ex,
IN tha vest side Of Monterio Avenue, be-
ginning Just at the north end of the via
duct. These lots occupy nigh, dry.
and airy location. command fine views
of the surrounding country and are Wen
home sites or strictly safe investment
property They will be sold In sizes to
suit. and a plat of the property will be
exhibited at any time by the aucuoneer.
TERMS: AT sale.
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NAVAL STORES.

IN "a v AL o1SIeCA5.
sAyAMNAH ga July l55T ~ p En-.
sales, 2,0s3 casks; exports. 1856 casks.
Rosin-Firm; receipts, 5.462 barrels; sales,
lob barrels; exports, 500 barrels. Quote:
G, a.s5: II. s1.7o; i. SOS; K. s255; NJ, ss.05:
N. $40; w G, s3.45; Wv, $3.50.
pG GNARhEs nS8 3nls 1wIoR
NEW ORLEANS, La. July 15.-RosIN-.
Receipts $40 barrels. Turpentine-Re.-
cenpts, 81 casks; exports to Liverpool,
rosin, $50 barrels.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY IS, 1902
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Ca Uterine. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers,#O lds Do1nin
line.
and James River landings merchandise
and passenger. Virginia Navigation Co. I
Tug Stella. Jones. Baltimore, barge of
oil, Standard Oil Co.
Schooner A. e. Scribner, SDodd, New
: y. oit' SAILED.
Steamer Yemasse, eO'Neil, Philadelphia.
Pa. merchandise and passengers. Clyde
Tug Stella. Jones. Baltimore, oil barge.
s,r PETERSBURG Thirty persons
were drowned to-day by the sinking Of a
small passenger steamer on the LUCE
river near Probroa, Schenskaia. The
disaster was caused by overcrowding. On
" those of the passengers who were on
%the upper deck were saved.
s'7ys,AsHIHGTON. D. C.-The Secretary OF
+hn Navy has appointed Morton ". Ba-
ksl. Of Virginia. an acting assistant sur
gecn.
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Prices: Cattle very BEST. 4A@ol5c.
gross; medium to good. s2l@41ac. gross;
common to fair 2@375c. gross; bulls, 2s4@
3.40c. gross. Sheep. 2@4c. gross: lambs,
3k@5kc. gross; a few extra higher. Hogs.
Market well supplied with all kinds of
stocks.
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NEW ORLEANS. La, July 15.-ROSIN-
Receipts, $40 barrels. Turpentine-Re-
cenpts, 81 casks; exports to Liverpool
rosin, $50 barrels.
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IN Richmond and other large Southern.
cities. acquainted with railway purchas-3
ing agents, large corporations, contrac-
tors and architects VULCAN, care TINS
office. s5s4s8s4ss
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Of registration as to Principal.
5000. Cou Of Bonds are Chs
Coupon Bonds. Botn Principal
present Standard Of weig ia d
Company my oe required ray
Unllel stats. or OF any State,
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RAILROAD BONDS.

Atlanta. and Char list rs. r.. Ill =.
Char, Col. and Aug. I'd rs, c.. ~ l2o
c. & o., r. & A. D. As 1st.... 104
c. & O., R. & A. D. As. 3D.. 10i
G. &. O.. r. & A. D. G. N. 41As. 10SA
Col. and Greenville list 6's. c.. lis
Georgia Pacific list 6's. c.. l2S1a
Ga, SO. and Fla. 1916. n3k
Ga, So. and Fla Con. 5's-..... 112
n. & ". Ry. As, 1896. 1919 -.
n. & w Ry. Pocahontas As. IS
Pet. Glass 4 SIS, r. c., 1926. 1ls
Pet. Glass B 6's- R. c., 1885, 129
Rich. and Danville Gold 6's. G. 11S
r. F. and p. Con. AZ p. c.: 10
Rich. and Meclllen. LIST As. 1913 IS
S. A L. Con. LIST As; 1850. Sc, sly IS, So
S. A. L. Collateral Trust SIS. 1031A 1882
Western N. C. 1st SIS c., 1914. 118 -.
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Norfolk Ry. and Light Co.'s 1914 Is
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= YOUNG MAN. NINETEEN, WELL
educated desires position as asslst I1-,e.
or secretary to drummer or traEelng
person. Address j. N. O.. care this Of
fee
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One Cent a ord.
HELP WANTED MALE.

statesmen TO 51NIRODolS,s
and sell an imported specially to de-
pertinent stores, ousefurnishing, hard,
ware and grocery store trades Lios L y
terms to good statesmen. A., care tnis
office.
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CHARLESTON, S. G., July 15.-TUR-
.PENTINE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.
BoARDERS wANTI0.

BOARDING-LARGE ROOMS. PORCH
es. yard tennis: modern convenience:
nine miles from White Sulphur. MRS.
I T. T. MARTIN. LewisburS. w va e
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED. WHITE NURSE. WHITE
girl with some knowledge OF care o
infant can find a good home by address
ing NURSE, P. o. Box ITO.
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WANTED, BY YOUNG. MAN WITH EX-
perience, office work or position as col
iector. Address 'tWILL1NG, care TINS
office.
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WANTED, AT ONCE. TWO FIRST
class white BARRIERS. Apply d. w. ~,
250e East Broad Street
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.WANTED-PosITIoN BY .NIDDLE-AGE
& man Of long experience In grocery ana
liquor business; can command trace
Address WORK care Leader Oftice.
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WANTED. POSITION BY A RELIABLE
Young man in railroad office. clerk IN
pcstoffice, or any other office work .Ad'
dress w. NJ, Shackelfords, Va. A.
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W aNTED-A GENTLEMAN TO TEACH
,.orrI11 aged sixteen years. mathematics
and French: several hours every ni lsi,
in archange for board IN private ram,
ily.s Apply at No. IL South 1hifo
Street.
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WANTED. MEN WELL Ac saod savsro
with merchants. to WORK Eo ssan eos TIa
should earn 500 per month. ]. Z. WAR-
ING. Washington, D. &C.
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MEETINGS. !:
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, July Is, 1902.

Virginia-CArolina Chemical prefered-2c
shares at 1870; so shares at 12sss; so shares
at 1891; 10 shares at 1914; 20 shares at
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

AN EXPERIENCED GROCERY. SPEC
= ;a1tv tobacco salesman. well ac-.
nuainted with the trade in Virginia,
North and South Carolina, desires en-
gasement Address SPECIALITY. care
this office.
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a YOUNG MAN, NINETEEN. WITH
experience in general office work ana
collecting. desires position with Insult
ance company subject to promotion.
address .!ENERGY,',S care this OFFICE
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FURNITURE.
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WANTED CARPENTERS;
painters. car repairers mac l 70 ;Iroa il.
transportation Transport furnished; steady work
and good wages for reliable and con 1b
petent men. enquire E: s. LEoN leon a,s1.
Room ! :.ueger's Hotel, Ninth ana Do In
z Streets
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Coupon Bonds of S GOO each
Registered Bonds in denominations
veitib { into Registered Bonds ind
and Interest payable in gold coin of
finen. SIS, without deduction Tor any
or retain theretrum undsr any pies,
County or Mu legality therein.
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wANTED. A COOK-AT No. Nl NORTH
Nineteenth Street. Must be a goou
Iight-bread maker; none otner neeu ae
ply.
WANTED. A HOUSE SERVANT. AZ AZ,
ply FOG E. Broad Street
WANTED. A RELIABLE, MIDDLE
aged White or colored woman. VIII ex-
perience to nurse two heahy o shla good
Z two years and eleven months sf u.u, sI re-
nuired. Address Mrs j: D; mitchell S
"a a. KING Street, Bristol. Va--Tenn
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to bearer, with privilege
of 81, 900, $500 and 5
Registered BONDS into
the United States of the
tax wllilh tue Railroad
.lc or future .aW OF the
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-09-04

NE Investigation which Attorney Knox has
Paris necessary possible instructions to the
conveyance uncoudede to the Panama
Canal questions which involved the French arise
ont the failureof the original esseps company which
receiver The receiver disposed OF the
property TO the Company upon contract that
profits operation should be paid the credit
ors f e old company company to sell the
property United States upon basis of paying proporon
ate snare Of purchase price the creditors Of the Deesseps
been but the court which appointed the
trustee or receiver has upheld The has been
sealed to the final authority and will be de-
ded shortly Morgan while the canal bill pending,
sounded note The United States does want to
have scandal upon growing of the Panama canal
precautions which the administration taking to assure IT
company Offering the property for sale has the author
f6y to convey title will avoid any possibility Of trouble
Secretary reports favorab will satisfy even Senator
Morgan there lawyer with keener for flaws IN titles
than Secretary Knox.-Eyening Wisconsin