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The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06

AIabastine. the only durable wall coat
fne. takes the place of scaling kalsomines.
wall paper and paint for walls. 1t can he
used on plaster. brick, wood or canvas.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06

AtabastIne PACKAGES have fun direc-
tions. Anyone can brush It on. Ask paint
dealer for tint card. "Alabastine Era
free. AlabaStlnc Co. Grand Rapids. Mich
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06

100 20 aSo bus, per acre, 10
extremely ptat,tabis .. pros
ent prises Of corn. HatEor'D
seeds produce everywhere.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06

The oat marvel, producing
nom 200 TO 800 bus. per aars.
GnlEer'a oats are war
Isnted 10 produce great
yields. The U. 8. Az. Dept.
calls them the very bssti
That paya.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06

IS the man who never !
gets spIendid returns
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06

10 prodlgally prolific, ytsld-
inR IN 1901 for Mr.. Wells,
= Orleans Co.. New Yerk. ioA
bushels per acre. Does wen
cseTywhera. ThAt HAYh.
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PERSONAL MENTION.


Mr. j. Y IAfrafo.1. ~ Marshall. is
I.'~' mr. 'n' h..a motel
Mr.. John MoDNntn0k left last night FOR
Dallas on short business trip
Mr. Bernard MAYER o1 the Jewish Senu.
MEM. Austin is here for a few days
Mrs T W Iackner. ~ Tamrle. lis Ina tho
city oa visit 20 relatives az 1908 Polk
'.aaHe
Ir II WaddpU and Rev Rutherford
WadleN left last night via tho Katy for
Toronto. Canada.
Mr. J.. =. I.5vcrseder. a well known
contracting e-gircc- ~ Far- Vor-E yax
IN ,ha ely yesterday
Mrs w. IL Martin y Nc 1910 Shnaru
street has returned fran pleasant visit
q, t.- sister sr fuuf.
Mr. Howard R.1ni. q pronfaant citizen
~ Tavor. Is here au business and is a
guest Rt the Rice hotel.
Mr. L u patrick r,-ratsr, NJ Cantor.
,f1c t., " l .' ....- ". lgr'
guest an the Rice hotel
r,r-rf, u "a r,rr.- ~, >r,r,,r. Paint
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BRENNAN BUDGET.

Brennan. Texas. March 1o.-Mr. Frans
Mcintyre Of this city left this morning foE
Fort Worth to attend the cattlcmen's con
vention. He is the only delegate from the
county.
Mr.. W. ]. GRADER received a new motor
cycle Monday and as this is the hrst one
ever brought here 1t attracted considerable
attention among lovers OF the wheel.
The Baptist church at Independence mas
called Rev. j. L. Mcdonald ot LongNleW'
Miss, To the pastoral charge of that church
and he will also preach at Good Hope
church, near William Penn. ana at tue
Baptist church at Clay station.
Presiding Elder j. b. Cochran or the
Brenham district. with residence at thap'
rell Hin. has just held conference at M
dependence aud an cnort started 10 revive
the Methodist church there.
Wyatt Smith has been awarded the con
tract for carrying the mail FOR the next
four years from Whitman 10 Gr3bail ana
thence to Washington for 500 per anuum.
Miss Laura Il. Hart, state deputy COM
mGnder Of the Ladies' Of the Maccahees, Is
In the city, the guest Of Mrs +. II. Giles
ecke
The Brenham fold artillery Will meet nj
the armory at $50 Tuesday night
Die dat his home ON the old Foster
place, four miles from ChappeIl llill. sun
day, William Stolski q Polish farmer.
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Lamnasas Local NeMs.

Lampasas, Texas March 1O.-A petition
is being circulated and signed by all Cit.
zeus regardless Of political affiliations IN
favor Of Postmaster Webhcr, who has made
most excellent postmaster for this city.
There Is apparently no opposition To Mr.
Webhcr'S reappolntmept
The report in last nights Post that Con.
tractor Hughes rs ready 10 go to work al
BurErtr at o'clock this morning on thr
lampasas extension was hailed here with
pleasure because the early commencement
Of the work would furnish employment II
many people who IRE now badly In meet
oi work. All along The Post has furnished
this kind ~ items almost exclusively there
by Improving Its prestige here to a large
eNtent
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SCHOOL BOARD MEETING
PRESIDENT CHARLTON REPORTS
CONFERENCE AS TO SALARIES.
Thomas Fletcher Elected Teacher in
High Sohool-Ptoposition for Estab-
lshment OF Free Night Schools.

The board Of trustees OF the public schools
of Houston ncld It's regular meeting. which
was adjourned from last Tuesday evening.
yesterday afternoon. All the members
were present with the exception Of Mi.
Lighthouse. Superintendent Barnett sub.
uiticd his monthly report. which was ap.
proved and ordered died. Tho report Of
the 8uance committee on the bills for the
month was approved and warrants ordered
drawn for the various amounts due. Presi.
dent Charlton from the finance committee
stated to the meeting that he and MIR. Dow
mad visited Mayor Moohord and made a
plea with him for monty with which to
pay tha teachers " the public schools OF
the city the salaries due them and that
the mayor lad promised Chat he wond
eudcayor to raise the money I'm a few
days. Mr.. Charlton also reported that the
ben of the Harriet Lane had been turned
over to the Daughters VI the Coufedcracy
on the condition thar they will have II
placed ia sam Houston park.
The motion Of Mr. Dow WAS carried by
q unanimous vote, that the petition OF the
Ladies Reading club to permit the school
children 20 sell tickets for the art exhibit
for the benefit of the old stone fort az
NacogdochoS be granted. but that hereafter
10 such petition nor any similar will be
granted and that the board Will live up 10
the rules strictly
on motion II woS ordered that q type.
writer ne purchased for tho typewrting de
wrtmcnt ~ the High school. Supcrintend-
emit Barnett was requested TO notify Mr..
charles Beach. manager of the chicago
symphony orchestra. that his Invitation TO
the pupils Of the NTH. sixth and seventh
High school To attend matinee concert
" bis orchestra On Wednesday, March ~.
wound Ne violation n the rules ot the
hoard and could not be permitted.
.a rHH Fts.r 7.F F0H TN#.a geo .rI
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To Roon A. PanhandIe.

Fort Worth, Texas March lO-Through
the efforts Of the Fort Worth and Denver
City Railroad company, the Northwest
Texas Real Estate association was organ
lied here yesterday; the object is to Induce
immigration 10 the Panhandle country.
There were fifty present most of whom he.
came members. The Officers are: Presl-
presidents, w II Charlton OF Henrietta.
win X. Miller Of Amarillo. G. W. Bcane
of Wichita Fails; treasurer. A. D. Audcr,
Elhcrt Of cnansh. i. r. Lutz II vernon
i. 4 Grundy IF NcmphlS W T. Cobb OF
Wichita Fans, w. A. Miller IL Decatur. T.
W. CHrhart NJ Clarendon, J b. Bucn az
seymour n G McGalso OF Wichita Falls.
A. =. Murchlson Of Hereford.
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CITY RRFWTIEs-

There ore undeliyered kilograms ~ the
Postal telegraph office. us Main street.
Tor Mrs Mamie G. Basket, Mrs O.. T..
Gydeson
The Workers Circle Of Shsarn Methodist
Episcopa! church Will give a candy pulling
O'Clock.
Cucumhers In the local market Yesterday
were selling at - cents each and straw
berries. at 80 cents per box. There were
few takers.
There will be called meeting Of Hous-
ION high school alumni Tuesday after.
noon al o'clock IN the High school libra.
~ full attendance Is desired.
The Central Woman's Christian Tom
perapce Union Will give n social tonight
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Stadt-
Ter 2olS Chencvcrt and all who attend
win be welcome 4 pleasing and INSTRUCTIVE
program Will be presented.
There are undellvcred kilograms at tho
office OF the Western Union Telegraph com
pany for Mrs. J. W. Reed. Mrs J. f. Haze.
Sam Warner Mrs. Dollle Williams, Mrs.
Dixie DWnck George X. GrayhiU, H. A.
Beach, W. F. King and G. r. Brown.
The officers and members m the Sunset
Lodge No. 2202, knights and Ladies ~
Honor, are requested to meet In special
session at Pythian castle In the Fifth ward
81 8 O'Clock this afternoon to make arrange
ments for attending the funeral Of thcl-
late brother, Mr.. William d. Ducie.
General John b. Gordon Will lecture NJ
Bryan hall on Tuesday evening, March is.
Instead Of at the Auditorium as was nj
nrst arranged. Bryan han viii 10 rented
for the occasion so that 1t is claimed Il viii
comfortably seat 1900 persons The subject
OF General GordoD's lecture will be The
Last Days Of the Confederacy."
The local lodge OF Elks have a large class
OF fawns 10 properly set the horns upon tn.
night IN their lodge rooms In the Blnz huill
ing. The exalted ruler, MIR c. J. Palmer.
has lately returned from New York WHERE
he has purchased the latest paraphcrnaila.
which VIII be used to advantage IN the
monies.
A meeting OF the hoard Of managers OF
the Faith Home association will be held
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conrt in snssion a Hnnnst..A

Hampstead, Texas. March lO-Dlstrict
court convened In regular session today,
Judge Wells Thompson presiding.
The following were sworn IN rs grand
Jurors; G. H. wer, foreman; w. e. elem
ons' George q. Marshall Il. H. pnckncy.
Z. ). Mngnou, II. IL Amer. Dan pauv.
H. q. White :. S. Sartalu, Dave Cant aud
X. W. Ralston.
The following hailns were appointed.
/ G Tompkins. +. T. Plnckncy. y A.
Cuny J. r. Young. w r. Williams Il
Bblaslnsame ST., J. r. Henson and VIM
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VALUE OF TESTIMONY


Greater nan Assertion.
There Is none Of as So hardened but that
when We have been able to aid Oug fellow
creatures 10y comforting q Rsueht at bring
Ing ltllc comfort into their lives we Ike
10 nave appreciation shown. This generally
affords more pleasure than the performance
OF the act ITSELF and in this connection tht
following letter from 3 Paris, Texas lady
Is OF more than usual interest; Dear
Friends: l address you as such. for You
have been such to ne. / suffered for
thlee years on and on with piles. ! was
treated az the hospital. and thu new aud
elegant hospital, Of Memphis; they only
rave me temporary relief | came west
thinking the change If air ana water would
rtneht me; rvc months ago the bleeding
piles came back on me, and BLEED So much
that ! thought ! would die I have had
four 81 tue finest doctors IN this section 81
ltSaSi an thcv did was 10 finally nearly let
me so to my grave; all they wanted was a
big sum uoney from me aud 10 operate on
me, said no, no surgeons knife wOuld
enter me; N II was my time to die God
knew Il, and when ] d,cd I would die an
togcthcr' ] began hearing about your medi-
cine. ! had no faith I'm you, but sent aud
got box Of your Pyramid Pile Cure: IN
two days the blood dow had slackcned rs
one-haif tho amount and in one week | felt
So much better | walked four blocks and
did little houSework. I was not bleeding
then; IN three weeks | was we'll God bless
you for putting such a wonderful medicine
within n" roach ~ suffering men and
women. shall never cease tn recommend
yonr medicine or be without II; also used
your Pyramid Pills SalHe A. Hearndou "
testimony Ike this should no more con
Ninclng IMAM all claims and assertions and
should leave no doubt IN the mind NJ the
reader as 10 tho merit ~ the remedy.
pyramid Pile Cure r. sold nv druggists FOR
nity cents package. or viii he mailed i,v
Ihe makers {" any address upon receipt ~
Price Write Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall.
plea. -
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Two Children Burned 70 Death

Denton, Texas, March lo-Two deaths
resulted fiom burning in this county yes
terday. Both were CHILDREN, one the daugh
ter OF C G. King, n the eastern mart nj
the. county, and the other the infant OF
bud Shoemaker, living iu the western part
Inc clothes of the Nrst caugh, FIRE from
c burning brush pie aud tho other from
a spark ont Of an open fireplace.
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Cromlnu Me- Nni.s

Crowley. La. March 10 The repairs al
me power house have been completed and
me water and electric light apparatus Is
again az work
Inc pastors of tho Protestant churches
Of crowley VIII take a religious census II
the city tomorrow. They expect "a district
enc territory and do the work in one day.
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

Is a specific remedy for all ailments Of
the stomach, liver and bowels, and one
that is backed by hundreds OF testinon-
ials received during the past fifty years.
We would therefore urge every sufferer
from Indigestion, Dyspepsia, FIatulene,y,
Constipation, Sick Headache or Liver
and Kidney Troubles to give it = trial.
II will surely cure you. The genuine
must have our private stamp over the
neck Of the bottle
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Fencing Crew At VOL.

'o.mesnet, Texas, March &c. THE South
crn Pacific fencing crew now engaged ir
fencing the Texas and New Or,s,r. rail
way from Nacogdoches are working ahoIi
SIX miles this side the Angelina river Tbc,
are expected 20 reach Colmp~nsn iu ,yyan
weight DAYS, The fence Is fnu, wires q.
cypress posts set twenty feet apart
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They wer ou tie,r Way to BRYAN. hay NJ
boon Summoned there 90 attend The funeral
~ Mrs wards methev
MIR. Charles Peterson and wife have just
returned from an extended trip 20 their
former home In Nebraska. Mrs. Peterson
stopped on at their home nj Rock island
and Mr.. Peterson CAME on .his business
Ia this city
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A DAY IN THE CITY.

1900
~ LANE RELIGIOUS ttNSJS.-A
special meeting OF the Pastors association
WIS b,rl In ,bo st,tv ,+ Sbc,r, ch,,,l
.....-,- I
S'St'I""' "'INiN-' i"' "'J''l Oh tue '"''.-
host mans and metbods If taking rolf,
ions copsrs Of tho city to ascertain dcouif,.
liz fl. near AS possisla what por cont NJ
the nonnlot,or NJ the rf.y is I'm .bc church
what rr- cent Of those NOT member, are
iu anv y.,v connected ,r oIisI 10 the.
49,, - 3D.
uui'H' "-It P'I ''u' wy ..''. "''hN ttH
'N'H as wen iH l.'.I ''i..' l"'. .HN 90 .'.
sIri.,i l,, nu.l 'h...'' .'''.
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WY tn Houston. 4e mot vas Wy
05e.t.tSr ,.ar,g,irtaa .,n.,.+iT- ~
Hyys john E Green. Edwin NsNut' AMI
O.. w. Rriot"rt was appointed TO- consul
-I ~, ,,,o,, H.. ...,r w ,-,.r ,gha,o
at tho mex, meeting " tho association
View seth Ward OF 'a'yrs'on wa- present
tll.I 49, ~ .F,, a,.,.i.
''''
."'
. g., .. pt--,f,r,.rr-,,- mia ,.,..--.. --
a. ~. 49,
$50 b. given 10y tn" members 'i 800" louns
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LOOK TO THE PRIMARIES
THE HOLT PEOPLE DEMAND A FAIR
REPRESENTATION AT The POLLS.
Saturday Nights Meeting Established
Beyond Any Question that They VII
Have 81 Overwhelming Majority.
There viii be 6 grand Holt rally
at the Fannin school In the Fourth
ward tonight. Colonel Holt. J. NJ
Coleman and other speakers viii be
on hand 10 entertain the meeting.

The great Holt rally At Turner hail last
saturday night was an emphatic manifesto
ZION Of aroused publle sentiment There
was no mistakins the character Of those
who attended It, nor their earnestness Ia
the cause they had come out 90 esPouse
Dissatisfied with the existing ordc. 81
thiugS-tired Of being misCoreFucd 10y AN
''oligarchy Of organized incompctcucy''-
they showed plainly that they were after
good government and that they believed
that Colonel Holt and his aidermauic ticket
stand for such.
As matter Of fact the outpoHrlns OF
people that greeted Colonel Holt Saturday
night was one " the most remarkable
political gatherings ever held i0 this couu-
try. And the way it applauded john 49,.
Kirby and j. NJ Coleman. q, they pie.
turcd the iudiGuitles the citizenship "
the city have sustained at the hands Uf the
crowd that Is trying To perpCtIate itself
in ofdce through the election of cN-City
Attorney stewart. showed that every one
present was familiar with and resented
the methods pursued by. that crowd. a,
Mr. klrhy said. the people want change,
and they were 900 hand TO make plain
their demand in that direction.
That "a vast majority of The voters or
Houston are for Colonel Holt for muyur
has all along been evident from the crowds
tlat have gathered 10 listen % him. I'm
every case he has drawn many more bear
crs than his opponent hearers attracted
by the principles he represents, ans whose
interest flo the city's welfare Is continuous.
In other words. Colonel Holts cgEdiI3rr
appeais to the great middle and iuh"unE
classes who want to know what hoao.Ue
II the taxes they pay aud viii not >tlut
Tor ring rule and favoritism: but d took
the Turner hall meeting 60 emphasize rnHt
as 90 who the tnypaying. luwrcspe, ding
elements are FOR. there Is no further room
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FOUR PATENTS DISCHARGED

Persons Injured in the Southern Pacific
Wreck Are Doing Well.
Secretary Lane Of Manager Van Week $
office said yesterday that all the injured
in the Southern Pacific wreck at Maxou
were doing well and that four OF the
patients were discharged yesterday by DR..
The cause Of the wreck has not vet been
oinclally determined, the investigation still
proceeding.
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New School for Bio sp,i,o,

Big Springs, Texas. March o.-At an elec.
tion held here yesterday the taxpayers OF
me BIG Springs seheel district ystsd fer
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Lady Washington chapter d. A. r.. win
give a Tea from go "a tomorrow afternoon
az the Light Guard armory. Entrance Zee
- cents.
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here yesterday evening IA an aug
having made the trip q one aal' 4, =
dcrson Is prospecting Gere WIN 4
of establishing a Natinral oaHA
tales in the near future.
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Rapid Automobile Travelir,

"onzaies' Texas. Mach lo-Jamcs u
Anderson and wife Of san Antonio arrived
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2E CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND
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MOST MAGNIFICENT EXPOSITION OF
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80 z tnat though I have seen IN - s, gu
@4d eAfee' Few more scores vol 40. - "
James S Ailiar, YiliS Pafk Cal.
eonstipstfnS5 ars have been troubled with
mnns,t a ,, ARD they have Objected 4 psr.
arsv II, " since my discharge from the
l Nisisg remedy = II ]. MeGweT5 st, bsns
the s Ehi 5To S, With something that banned
boxes 81 Vasearcttsi ans ms ioI y years used five
hhAn ever before F" "a pe'ier health
&C. c. Redlek Chase Citv v.
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"Six months ago ! took Case l w.,
etipati0n contracted during tihN..,,l * 4
Rebellion The result is wonlei
wise an old soldiers % try taly3l Hara 4,
--Jas Putnam, late Capt 9fi ~ N :
u was feeling had losing hsss'tIs M a
headache. cold feet and coA! ~ a ~
] took Cascarefs aud IN -FOUR Wa. , n.
veteran veteran M eRi i aaa ciyil Wars LpsS
Il have been using Casearei.,s ,ss,tst y
has been - cure me of csthms.. IA ~
ssih year and had been snAeFihs
for years nal la on
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
Market shows Strength and Prices
Generally Rise Ono Per Cent.

NEW YORK, Dec. l-Today's stock mar
ket made a rather notable show of strength
and prices were lifted quite generally / pei
cent or more. This was due in part to the
sympathetic effect of movements in special
stocks in which a speculative campaign
was going on, but general considerations
also played a part. OF the special move
ments the most notable was in the local
traction group. The accompanying gossip
quite generally pointed to a plan for a
comprehensive merger of all the traction
facilities within the greater New York cor
porate limits and a supposed share In the
control by New York Central and Pennsyl-
vania. Manhattan conspicuously abstained
times below Saturdays level. The dealings
in this stock was rather light. This gave
some color to a supposition that the move
ment amongst the other fractions was de-
signed to adjust their valuations to the
higher level already attained by Manhat-
tan. Another conspicuous center of
strength was the soft coal group, especially
the north and south roads traversing the
region between the Ohio river and the
lakes. Rumors were current of a plan for
combining all the railroads in the group by
making a holding company Of one OF the
Kanawha and Michigan were most con-
spicuously affected. Amongst the more
general considerations which affected the
market was a hope that the December dis
bursements of interest and dividends, which
are estimated at about S75,0O,OO, would af-
ford relief to the local money. market. The
payment in London today of $20,OO0,OO to
$25, 900, 600 on account of the shipptng COM
bine also aroused hopes of easier conditions
so $3.50 1900
for call money were firm under the con-
tlnuing influence of preparations for the
December disbursements and time money
rates were unchanged. New York exchange
at Chicago rose again to par, but a de-
posit was made at the subtreasury of $780,
900 for transfer to the interior. TIL opin-
ion of bankers in spite of today's stock
market review is for a continuance of close
money conditions over the end of the year.
There was some speculation on the as
sumption that selling of stocks on the
ground of supposed antitrust views to be
expressed in the presidents message would
prove unwarranted. Some very heavy
blocks of st. Pau were placed on the mar
ket, the source of which gave rise to much
gossip in connection with the authorized
new stock issue. Much or the selling was
unrevealed. The unreasonable cold weather
has a general effect on the market and
more especially the coalers. There were
occasional setbacks throughout the day,
but throughout the closing was firm and at
the top for many stocks. Bonds were ir-
regular. Total sales, par value, 100000.
United States So. coupon, advanced " per
cent on the last call.
The GLOWING are the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02

Consols and home rails were weaker.
Americans opened depressed and almost
stagrant while waiting for New 1ork :
cad. particular interest being taken In the
effect of President Roosevelts message 70
congress. They improved later and closed
firm. Grand Trunks suffered owing TO the
bad October statement. kafhre were OF
fered; prices reacted and the market became
inanimate. Tn amount OF bullion taken
into the Bank of England on balance today
was E9G.UoO sterling. The gold premium at
Lisbon has declined to $3.50.
PARIS, Dec. Prices we're weak on the
bourse today. owing to fears of difficulties
as a result OF settlement. Rentes closed
with a better tone, on account OF easy con-
tangos. Turks were firm. other foreign
ers were easy. 1ndustrials were irregular.
At the close h%eaviness ruled. Three per
cent rentes, 99f 25c for the account EN-
change on London, 25f lac for checks.
BERLIN, Dec. 1.-Business on. the bourse
today was quiet. Banks and locals were
well maintained. lnternationals were some
what harder. especially Chinese. Canadian
PaCiiCs were easier.
BERLIN, Dec. 1.-Exchange on London,
20 marks 461z pigs. for checks. Discount
rates. Short and three months bills' 3 per
mt.