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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-16
For Alderman.

hereby announce my candidacy for al
derman, subject to the action OF the pri
mary on 18th inst, and viii appreciate the
support of my friends and the democratic
voters of Americas. ELMO POOLE.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-16
For Mayor.

AT the request of many friends and voter
of the city / hereby announce as a can
didate for Mayor OF the City of Americas,
subject to the action of the Democratic pri-
mary election to be held on the 25th day of
Nov. 1902. E. A. HAWKINS.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-16
For Alderman.

| hereby announce myself a candidate for
alderman subject to the Democratic prima-
ny of Nov 18th, If elected 1 viii serve the
people to the best of my alb lity
e. b. ENERETT
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-16
For Clerk and Treasurer.

l am a candidate for the office of clerk and
treasurer of Americas subject the action
of the forth coming democratic primary, and
Will greatly appreciate your support, Re
SpeCtfully. z. j, M MATH.
The Washington times., 1902-07-27
Government Bonds.
THE MONEY MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July 26.-There were no
important changes in the local money
market this week. The shipments of
nearly s2,75O.OOO gold to Europe were
more than offset by the receipts of cur
rency from the interior. and rates for
both call and time loans ruled at about
last weeks level. Call funds were Off
cred rather literally throughout and a
good business was reported at rates
ranging between 3 per cent and 21s per
cent. the average rate for the week being
about 2A per cent. The time loan de-
partment was less active. London con-
tinued to quote AZ per cent for the short
dates and Az per cent for five and six
months on good mixed collateral. bu.
there was general disposition on the
part OF borrowers TO hold off for lower
rates. which. however. failed to ma
terlalize. ~he commercial paper market
dull, the buying being confined
TO out-of-town institutions. Rates were
quoted at the close as follows: Prime
Endorsements, il2@4A per cent: choice
single names. 4la65 per cent. and other
good names at 5hG6 per cent.
Money rates here and abroad compare
&C
The Washington times., 1902-07-27
FINANCIAL.
BEST MONEY MAKING
OPPORTUNITY IN YEARS

Is offered at present by the New York Stock
Market. We have frequently called attention
recently in our market adviccs to the remark
Gb~ =4fety * F--S>IRsing stocks at the pres-
~ time. presenting the strongest Of zeasons
for that opinion. The slarkrt has not as yet
reached the stage where danger signals
essential, and has quite Ncy- to travel be-
fore the bull movement culm\atss. II Is GO
ing considerably higher. and we strongly urge
you 70 buy stocks \ little lat\r on every
man you meet will be bullish upSN the
kei. and will be freighted with q tsp TO give
you TO buy either this or that stock; the pub
lie Will then be stock crazy. they always
are when prices are reaching their zenith. Then
the market will be a dangerous one and II Will
prove 10 be time when careful discrimination
will not only be advisable. but necessary WE
HAVE. FROM TIE CONCEPTION OF THE
PRESENT RISE IN MARKET VALUES, BEEN
WONDERFUL LILY CORRECT IN OUR MARKET
VIEWS; OUR ADVERTISEMENTS AND MAR
KET LETTERS PROVE THIS CLAIM BEYOND
pERADyENTuRE. OUR MARKET LETTERS
HAVE ESTABLISHED \ REPUTATION FOR
ACCURACY, AND ARE TODAY THE EQUAL
IF NOT THE BEST ISSUED FROM WALL
STREET.
WE AGAIN URGE THE ADVISABLE
rTY OF GETTING INTO THE MARKET BE-
FORE PRICES ARE AWAY UP, AND WHEN
TO BUY WILL BE TO BE IN THE COMPANY
OF THE MULTITUDE. IN PURCHASING
STOCKS, co WITH THE CLIQUES AND MA
NIPULATIvE OPERATORS. THEY PRECEDE
THE PUBLIC. SELLING THEIR HOLDINGS
To THEM LATER, AND ALWAYS AT SUCH
PRICES AS WILL SHOW THEM GOOD
PROFITS. They are behind the present buying
movement. II is more than likely that ST.
Paul win come pretty close to reaching 200;
y. Y. c. viii be likely not TO stop this side
of 1sO; Union Pacific should go as high as IL
did last year which was 1873. Other stocks will
do as well proportionately. It is a bull mar
ket of the finest variety, and at present, ~
we have stated above, Is proving 70 be won
derfll money making opportunity.
THE BEST WAY TO PARTICIPATE IN THE
PROFITS OF An ERA OF PROSPEROUS
TINES Is THROUGH PURCHASING AN M
TEREST IN TIE SHARES OF THE GREAT
RAILWAY AND INDUSTRIAL CORPORA
TIONS. Y0U THUS GET THE BENEFITS OF
THE MANAGEMENT OF SAME BY THE
GREAT CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY AND
SHARE WITH THEM IN PROPORTION TO
YOUR HOLDINGS IN THE PROFITS THEY
CREATE. The small capitalist has equal OPP
portunity with the largest We Will accept an
account for the marginal purchase and sale Of
stocks or speculative commodities at any OF
our Offices OF as low as 500. for which We
will. upon instruction, purchase either 20
shares OF stock, 1.00o bushels OF grain or 100
bales Of cotton, advancing customer the BAL
ate rate OF interest. You may carry your
holdings as long as you desire by keeping your
margin good 1T IS AN UNUSUALLY GOOD
TINE To OPEN AN ACCOUNT AND BUY
SOMETHING. WE ADVISE YOUR DOING so,
AND SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE, PRoNlS-
ING EVERY COURTESY AND ATTENTION,
BE YOUR ACCOUNT FOR 800 OR FOR
$1,000 Let US present you with a compn.
neutary copy OF our 400 page, illustrated
The Washington times., 1902-07-27
HENRY CLEWS ON
FINANCES OF WEEK
Manipulation Responsible for
Stock Advances.

Henry Clews says in his weekly finan-
cial letter:
Conspicuous manipulation was large
ly responsible for the astonishing ad-
vances in many Of the leading stocks.
such as Rock Island. St. Paul. New
York Central, Illinois Central, and
Louisville and Nashville, which touched
new high record prices. These spas
modic jumps were accompanied by re
ports OF various impending deals, the
consummation OF which is likely to be
facilitated by the favorable conditions
induced through good crop prospects.
Many OF these plans have been held
back for suitable opportunities. and all
sorts of rumors arc to be expected, but
should be received with some reserve.
"A movement based on such reports
may not be OF the most substantial
character, hence abrupt reactions may
be expected to frequently occur; more
outside buying has been in evidence and
appears reader to follow good leader
ship than at any time this year. a
gradual and steady advance usually en-
lists considerable outside following; but
erratic movements. as witnessed on
Wednesday and Thursday, are apt to in
ture n real bull market.
The Washington times., 1902-07-27
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Bears Have Gala Day Pounding Corn
and Oats

CHICAGO, July 26.-This has been in
n moderate way q regular gala day for
bears, and 1t is quite likely that they
have overdone things. Corn and oats os-
pecially have been severely pounded, and
the general depression has been encour-
aged somewhat by the belief that the
July corn deal was ended, that option
having sold down 10 63. Weather is
threatening throughout the entire middle
West, with heavy rains this morning
through central Illinois.
Corn-TEere was Il good Influx of SELL
ing orders for corn this morning from
local bears. Prominent local bears els
tributed selling orders pretty generally,
and as the market weakened, sold OF.
This. Of course, brought out some long
lines, which helped the break. The gen.
eral conditions have not changed and the
selling can be easily overdOne.
Oats-Prominent local ope rators who
have been clubbing the new September
for some time took advantage Of the gen
ernl conditions in the pits today to raid
the oats. and as a result broke them
badly.
Tho follou-fpg arn the cro-,ttops.
The Washington times., 1902-07-27
THE COTTON MARKET.
Texas Floods Contribute to the Rise OF
the Staple.

NEW YORK, July 2G.-The rise in cot
ton today was due to excessive rains
In Texas, reports that the Brazos River
had overnowed and heavy buying by
New Orleans, Wall Street, and Europe.
TO say nothing of the effect of the cur
rent rumors that a good deal of the
stock here will soon be exported to Liv-
erpool and the Continent.
Besides the Brazos. the Trinity River
and other streams are reported rising
in Texas and the rainfall In that State
reached from 1 to $50 inches, the latter
at Hearne. New Orleans was buying on
the theory that rains are doing harm.
Prominent Wall Street shorts we're un-
derstood to be buying August. and spot
houses bought good deal Of August and
September.
Firms with Liverpool connections were
prominent in the buying of September
toward the close and the rank and file
of operators deemed 1t prudent TO even
up their accounts.
The market closed steady. with quo
tations 10 higher to lower as com
pared with yesterdays closing prices.
The Washington times., 1902-07-27
DAILY
MARKET
LETTERS
i'GUIDE
TO AND
INVESTORS"

THIS BOOK Is CLOTH-BoUND, IN RED
AND GOLD, IN MOST ATTRACTIVE MAN
NER AND A COPY SHOULD BE IN THE
HANDS or EVERY INVESTOR OR sPECU-
LATOR. 1T Is A MOST GRAPHIC AND CON-
PLETE WORK RELATIVE TO WALL STREET
AND ITS MARKETS. HANDSOMELY ILLUS
TRATED WITH HALF-TONE PICTURES. con-
TANNING MAPS OF THE GREAT RAILWAY
SYSTEMS, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
OF ALL SECURITIES FOR FROM 10 TO 80
YEARS, AND FULL DATA AS TO CAPITALl-
ZATIONS. EARNINGS. ETC. OF EVERY CON-
PANY WHOSE SHARES ARE DEALT IN
Upon THE EXCHANGES. THE LETTER IS
ISSUED ABSOLUTELY FREE UPON REQUEST
To PRESENT OR PROSPECTIVE CLIENTS,
OUTLINES THE PROBABLE MOVEMENTS OF
TIE MARKETS WITH WONDROCS ACCUR-
ACY. SUGGESTING EACH DAY THE BEST
STOCK ISSUES TO PURCHASE FOR IMMEDI-
ATE SPECULATION. TO HAVE IT IN YOUR
POSSESSION DAILY Is TO GREATLY IN
CREASE YOUR CHANCES OF SUCCESS AS
WELL AS To INCREASE THE MAGNITUDE
OF YOUR PROFITS. LET US SEND YOU FOR
WHILE THE LETTER. FREE OF ANY
EXPENSE TO YOU; ALSO A COPY OF CUR
VALUABLE BOOK. GRATIS. THE COMBINA-
TION WILL PROVE TO BE A STUDY IN
VALUES. To KNOW VALUES IS TO FORE
SEE PRICES.
LARGEST CLIENTELE, BEST BROKERAGE
SERVICE, MOST CoMMoDIoUS OFFICES.
The Washington times., 1902-07-27
Good Cotton Crop.

Frequent rains have practically as
sured a good cotton crop in Texas and
some revision OF Government estates OF
condition In that State would seem to
be in order.
Frequent showers have helped cotton
in the lower Mississippi Valley and did
some good even in Alabama. but advices
from the central and southern sections
of that State are rather pessimistic as
to cotton. Savannah reports cotton -four
ishing in the section tributary to that
city. and large crop Is In prospect.
Very much the same report comes from
Charleston.
Some improvement is noted among
New York dry goods 1obbers. but the
feeling grows that the season will be
rather later than usual Baltimore cloth
ing manufacturers report the chief COM
plaint is Of delayed deliveries OF suita-
Bile material. Cotton goods are practi-
cally unchanged In price. Reports OF
Southern mills undertaking Fall River
for print cloths attract some attention.
Business failures for the week num-
Der 17s as against ia last week. 1879 In
this week last year. and 1873 In 1900"
The Washington times., 1902-07-27
Record Week In Prices.

''It has been week of high records IN
prices generally. Anthracite coal, stove
sizes. has reached the pinnacle; produce
is still high, despite flattering crop pros
poets; oats have suffered the predicted
squeeze. and reached the highest price
Of n generation; range cattle and Texas
hides have surpassed all records, and
fine tobaccos have also reached best-on-
record quotations.
"On the other hand, the cereals, cot
ton. and hog products. rejecting the i'm
proved crop reports, are lower. The ex-
pected squeeze in July cotton has not
matertalized and liquidation las result
ed. Coffee. though galvanized by specu-
lation, drags painfully, owing to exist
ing large stocks and good Brazil crop
conditions.
"As indicative Of the activity In wide
spread directions, 1t Is noted by Western
hardware men that there will be no dull
season this year. Railroad earnings
show gains OF over 5 per cent SO far for
July. and bank clearings have begun to
show the gains earlier predicted over
last years totals, reduced as they were
by hot weather and drought effects on
speculation.
The Washington times., 1902-07-27

Money on call in London today was
easier at * per cent; fixtures. 2H per
cent. Discounts at leading foreign cen
tiers as reported by special foreign
cables we're as follows: London, 2h per
cent; Paris, 2 9-l6 per cent; Berlin, ia
per cent.
LONDON, July 26.-Stocks were more
cheerful today. being reassured by Mr.
Rudd's explanation OF his intention to
resign from the Goldnelds board at the
end Of the year. They are personally rea-
sons solely. The market has been nerv-
Gus, talking OF his immediate resigna-
tion, and imagining that some trouble
is impending.
General business was microscopic,
Americans were bought rather than
sold. Accordingly there was broad
movement with all round substantial
&ains.
The Washington times., 1902-07-27
Foreign Capital Loaned.

Large sums Of foreign capital are
loaned IN this market and repayment
later on may compel gold exports, but
these are likely to be deferred until
after the harvest. and the outlook now is
that breadstuffs and cotton will go for
ward freely enough to largely llquidate
these obligations. and so lessen our pay
ments - gold.
The general business situation con-
tlnues eminently satisfactory. There are
no sigrs OF serious reaction, and. on the
contrary, there are increasing indlca-
ticns that VIC are TO have a good fall
trade. The best element OF confidence
is the crop si.utaicn. Corn is making
splendid progress, and everything now
paints TO a bumper crop Of $500 600. 900
bushels. There will also probably be
ample crops OF wheat and cotton The
Importance Of this TO the farmers. the
cattle raisers, aud the railroads can
not be overestimated.
I'm the industrial field prospects are
not quite so brilliant. The iron and
steel trade continues to be an excep-
tion, owing to the marvellous demand
for steel for construction purposes and
new uses generally. or course. this
steel boom must end, but apparently i;
has not yet run its course. and many
of the mills are sold six months ahead
Nothing SO forcibly illustrates Amer
lean growth as our accomplishments In
steel"
The Washington times., 1902-07-27
Depressing to Trade.

Weather conditions In the East have
been depressing to trade in seasonable
goods, and fall trade in dry goods prom
ises to be late. as heretofore indicated
in this column. a further Improvement
Is, however. noticed in shoes and leath-
er, and wool is again higher In price de-
spite manufacturers holding back buy
in..
Among the industries iron and steel
are easily first In activity. and relief
from the sc-called pig iron famine is
sought in freer importations. The fruit
season is now In full swing, and sugar
consumption is at Its full and promises
TO be ver- heavy.
THE labor situation is. on the sur
face, unchanged, but the signs OF actiy-
ity In anthracite coal mining increase,
and predictions as to the early ending
of the trouble multiply as the holders
of the small leftover supplies jack up
DriCeS
The Washington times., 1902-07-27
WEEK ONE OF HIGH
RECORDS IN PRICES
General Reports Show Wide.
spread Prosperity.
BUSY SEASON IN HARDWARE
Frequent Rains Assure Good Cotton
Crop-Improvement Noted Among
New York Dry Goods Jobbers-Seas-
on Will Be Rather Late.

NEW YORK, July 26.-Bradstreet's IS
says: Crop conditions, particularly as
to corn and cotton, have further i'm
proved and the confidence in fall trade
shows no diminution, but rather an in
crease. The best advices come. as here
tofore, from the Northwest and South
west.
In the former the good results Of last
year bid fair to be surpassed, while In
the latter the vast Improvement in agri-
cultural prospects over year ago finds
reflection in very confident tone in
nearly all lines
'In the South. too. the cotton, and
therefore the trade. outlook has been
improved by the timely and beneficial
rains re-orted in Texas and the Lower
Mississippi valley.
The Washington times., 1902-07-27
Strong Undertone to Market.

There IS a stronger undertone to the
market than for several months, and
judicious leadership would no doubt
render possible not only continued ac
tivity. but a wider and more profitable
distribution OF stocks.
Cold exports need cause no concern.
We usually send more or less gold to
Europe at this season. and thus far,
since January /. We have only shipped
about s20. .OGO, coo from this port against
$50 900 ,000 the same time last year. AS
a matter OF fact. there IS little likelihood
OF further important shipments. Money
will probably be scarcer and in better
demand on this side of the Atlantic than
on the other Our banks are well loaned
up and reserves are low, not only here
but in the interior. The European banks
are carrying ample reserves; and at
some OF the foreign markets. especially
in France. there is an abundance OF
loanable funds.
With the three great banks Of Europe
holding over S40.000,000 more gold than
a year ago, with Transvaal supplies
steadily increasing and with no special
speculative activity in sight, there is
little reason to expect gold shipments SO
long as money continues In good demand
here at profitable rates.
The Washington times., 1902-07-27
Money Loaned Salaried People,

Retail merchants. tean,stcrs. boarding houses.
without security: largest business In IL prin-
eipal cities. ToLMAN. Room loI. 5s3 5th 81.
NV. mliti
The Washington times., 1902-07-27
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY to loan on real estate, personal prop
erty and collateral. j. c. DAVIS, 50S L st.
NV. e2I-7
The Washington times., 1902-07-27

MONEY TO LOAN at 81 to 3 per cent. in sum,
Of 81 90 to $1,000, on d. Z. real estate; pay
cf and per cent mortgages and begin anew;
al transactions conducted with economical con-
sIdefation for borrower WM. II. SAUNDERS
CO.. 40. T IT. nv.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-16
Santa Fe in the Lead,

Western railroads are likely to be
hampered this year by the handling of
traffic, particularly freight, in that they
will not be able to get the necessary
motive power and equipment for that
purpose. For months the great loco
motive and car erecting concerns have
been overrun with orders, and have
been obliged, while turning out a
greater product than ever before, to
compel their customers to wait longer
was desired for delivery of ma
chinery. 1t Is the impossibility of the
construction companies to build as fast
as the orders come in. At the Baldwin
works, Philadelphia, the largest engine
building institution in the world, the
Santa Fe is getting its Prairie freight
type, the largest of any company that
pa~tronized that firm. And there are
representatives of railroad companies
not only from all over the United
States, but ven from Europe. So
when it is stated that the Santa Fe
has the biggest class of locomotives
turned out in the Baldwin works, the
comparison with the railroads Of the
world is favorable.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-16

Trotter skill Alive.

E. j. Troter, who was so fearfully in
jured by an explosion in one of the
mines of the Hazleton group, near San
Pedro, on the 18th of last month, and
taken to the 81. Vincent's hospital at
Santa Fe for treatment, is still living
and apparently has a fair chance now
for his life. He was a ROBUST man,
over six feet tall, with a fine physique,
which accounts to a large extent for
his slightly convalescent condition. 1t
is well nigh certain that he can never
see again though he gets well. One
eye was blown out and it is thought
the other is surely destroyed. AS yet
he does not know that his eyes are
lost and when his mind is clearest
often asks that the blinds be raised
that he may see. Friday some of his
teeth that were giving him trouble
were removed. and Saturday several
pieces of small rock were taken from
his forehead and head. He also suf-
fered a fracture of the skull and the
loss of m arm.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-16
Good For One Passaue

Round the world, personally conduc.
ted under the auspices of the Lead
Avenue M. E. church, Albuquerque, N.
M, September is, 1902. Ocean liners
leave at 700 p. m. and every fifteen
minutes following from New York har.
Dor at the Alvarado Pharmacy, corner
First street and Gold avenue. Fare
SO cents, including national refresh.
ments at each stop over.
Coupon V.-Mexico to United States,
via POGO Pronto Air line. mo SNUG.
Cling permitted.) Welcome home re-
ception by Uncle Sam at Odd Fellows
hall.
Coupon IV.-China to Mexico per
submarine boat Admiral Dewey via
the Philippines.
Coupon III.-Germany to China, via
Trans-Siberian railroad and Vladi.
stock.
Coupon II.-Ireland to Germany via
Straits of Dover. per Emperor's yacht
"Hohenzollern."
Coupon New York to Ireland per
Cunard line. Stateroom No. . Bag
gage limited to twelve trunks, three
bird cages and two poodles. Passen-
gers will please refrain from feeding
the fishes.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-16
Want Engineers and Firemen,

A request vas received at the Santa
Fee shop Office in this city yesterday
from Superintendent of Motive Power
Henderson, asking for six engineers
and twelve firemen to take places on
oil burning engines on the company's
Gulf lines in Texas.
Bulletins were at once posted by
Division Master Mechanic Park solicit
ing men to fill the request. Up to
last evening the following had offered
their services: Engineers F. J. Harall,
Atherton and George Dorance and
Firemen T. r. Bolan and Fred Worth
ington. Several others offered to go,
providing they would be allowed to re-
turn to this place in the new position
proved distasteful to them. For the
benefit of these a telegram was sent to
Mr.. Henderson in the afternoon, ask
ing that men be allowed to go TO the
Gulf line on a ninety day leave of alb
sence, which would, of course, give
them the alternative of remaining or
returning home. 1t is not believed that
the request will be granted, as under
JUN ~ hAth hiAohN 6ANS w
their work just at a time when the
company would need their services
most. BY men who have been located
in Texas, the offer is looked upon as a
good one. The pay is better on the
Gulf division than here and living is
considerably less expensive.
The Santa Fe has but lately intro
duced oil burning engines on hat por-
ton of its system, and must have ex-
~perienced men 10 handle them, who
will in urn have students under them
whom they will instruct in the art of
stocking an atomizer. It is said that
California, more correctly southern
California, is the only place where
the necessary men for teachers can be
secured.-San Bernardino Sun.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-16
Take Care of TIE Stomach.

The mar or woman whose digestion
is perfect and whose stomach per-
forms its every function is never sick.
Kodal cleanses, puriies and sweetens
the stomach and cures positively and
permanently all stomach troubles, in
digestion and dyspepsia. 1t is the
wonderful reconstructive tonic that is
making so many sick people well and
weak people strong by conveying to
their bodies all of the nourishment in
the food they eat. Rev. ]. H. Holiday,
of Holiday, Miss, writes: Kodal has
cured me. | consider it the best rem
edy l ever used for dyspepsia and
stomach troubles. l was given up by
physicians. Kodal saved my life.
Take 1t after meals. B. II. Briggs &
Co. and J.H. O'Rielly G Co.