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The daily Republican., 1902-11-13
Pennsylvania Railroad Winter Excursion
Route Book.

in pursuance of it's annual custom
the Passenger Department of the
pennsylvania Railroad Company
has just issued an attractive and
comprehensive book descriptive of
the Leading Winter resorts of the
East aud South. and giving the
rates and various routes and com
blhations Of routes Of travel. Like
all tIe publications of the Pennsvl-
vanla Railroad Company this
"Wlnter Excursion Book is a
model of Typographical and clerical
WORK. 1t is bound in handsome
and artistic cover in colors, and con-
tainS much valuable information
1or Winter tourists, and travellers in
general. 1t can be had free of charge
at the principal ticket Offices of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
or will be sent postpaid upon appli-
cation to Geo. W. Boyd, Assistant
General Passenger Agent, Broad
street Station, Philadelphia.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-13
ASLEEP AMID FLAMES,

Breaking into a blazing home sCme
hrem en- lately dragged tho sleeping in.
mates from death. Funcied security, and
death near. It, That way When you no
glect coughs ana colds. Don do t. DR..
Hugs New Discovery Tor Consumption
gives perfect projection againsh all
Throat, Chostana Lun. Troubles. Keep
it near and avoid suffering, deu b. and
doctor bulls. A tunspouutul stops u late
cough persistent use tho most stubborn.
Harmless and nico tasting,i it's guarantopd
to satisfy by n. b Danlorth Prlce SOC
aud $500. Trial bottles FREQ.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-13
THE WEATHER AS A PET SUBJECT
AND HOW IT IS DISCUSSED

There are always weather. wise
people in every town, and they each
have different reasons for telline
whether tomorrow is going to be
clear or sunshiny. reporter made
Il study Of this matter by asking
different residents about the
probabilities and the indications
during the past few weeks, and the
answers were interesting, being 50
varied Several, however, by force
OF habit, agree with the man who
arcOSts thin. For instance, on a
day like yesterday the reporter
sad to Il man. Fine day. isn't it.'
And the man said: Yes. very.' ;
Now as a matter of fact it was q
meuSIy morning.
But if YOU ask man why it rain.
ed last night he will give you the
reason that the moon changed on the
down sign, or that there were three
heavy froSts or that the COOL weather
brought rainy wave from the Gulf
stream. Then the next man will say
that we are to have c1ld winter,
as his goose bone so indicated. or
that the ember days betnkcned it.
The weather is a good thing as a
subject of conversation, and nine
out Of every ten will say something
to you about it. One man cranes
his neck to look at the Court House
weather vane, and, says winds
gettin' around to the east. Coin,
to have q another rainy Friday"
1t is a practice of men to affect
belief that it always rains on GER
tain weeks. Another citizen OK.
amlnes his barometer are a
few in Wilmington who have good
ones and he will discourse on the
rapid change in his rain Indicator,
The daily Republican., 1902-11-13
KENT COUNTY SCHOOLS.
DR.. E. W. Cooper Elected President Of
the Association.
Special To The Daily Republican:

Special To The Daily Republican,:
Smyrna, Del, Nov, 13. The Kent
county Sunday School Association
Closed its annual session held in
Asbury M. E. Church last night,
when addresses were delivered by
Mrs. M. G. Kennedy Of Philadelphia
and Rev. N. O. Gibson of Harring.
ron Previous to adjournment the
association elected these officers for
the ensuing year:
President, DR.. E, W. Cooper,
Camden; vice. president, l.. B. Grave
Milford; treasurer, Albert Carrow,
Frederica; recording secretary. Miss
Elizabeth Roe, Dover; corresponding
secretary, Professor J. P. Burdette,
Smyrna: executive committe. Wesley
Webb, Dover; L. NJ. Price, Smyrna;
s. W. Kinder. FELTON,; r. X. Caulk.
Wyoming; Mrs. Anna NJ. Jackson.
MlIIord: Miss Florence Burke,
Magnolia; w. O. Hoffecker of
SMYRNA; John S. Collins Of Dover,
and Rev. N. O. Gibson, Of Harring-
ton, were elected members of the
State Executive Committee from
Kent County.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-13
Trust those who have tried.

| SUFFERED from catarrh Of the
worst kind and never hoped for cure.
but Ely's Cream Balm seems to do
even that Oscar Ostrom, 45 Warren
Ave, Chicago. Ill.
l SUFFERED from catarrh; it got SO
bad | could not work; used EIy's
Cream Balm and am entirely we'll -
A. c. Clarke, 34l Shawmut Ave =,
Boston. Mass.
The Balm does not irrtate or cause
sneczing. Sold by druggists at so
cts, or mailed by Ely Brothers, Sc
Warren St, New York.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-13
REDUCED RATES TO NEW ORLEANS

Via Pennsylv lvania Railroad Company, ac-
count Meeting American Federation of
Labor.
On account Of the meeting of the
American Federation of Labor, at
New Orleans, La November l3 to
%, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will sell round-trip tickets to
New Orleans and return from all
stations on its lines east of Pittsburg
and Erie, November 10, II and ~,
good going on those dates and good
returning to reach original starting
point on or before November "A, at
reduced rates. For specific informa-
ton, consult ticket agents.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-13
A STARTLING SURPRISE.

Very few could believe in look nr at A.
4. Hoadley, healthy, robust black smith
OF Iilden, Ind that for ten years he suf.
fered such tortures from Rheumatism as
few could endure and live. But q won
derful change followed his taking Electric
Bitters, 1.-Two bottles wholly cured me-"
he writes, "aDd have noS felt twinae
in over year" They regulate the kids
neys purify the blood and cure Rheuma
tism. Neuralgia, Nervou8ncss, improve
digestion and give perfect health. Try
them. Only 30 cts. at NIB Danforth's
drug store
The daily Republican., 1902-11-13
GAVE AN ENTERTAINMENT
Well Attended Affair Held in Eden Hall
Last Evening.

A musical entertainment was
given in Eden Hall last evening by
the women of st. Pauls II. G. Church,
and was voted success by all those
present.
The programme consisted of sing
ing and speaking by several we'll
known artists. Hayden Quartette
of Philadelphia rendered several Sc
lections which were we'll received.
Refreshments in the shape of ice
cream and cake, We're served in the
basement of Eden Hall. The affair
was largely attended. Although
dancing was not on the programme,
several of; the. young men and
women indhlged in the pastime
after the programme OF the evening
had been gone through.
II F.
Paint vOur rOof now with Cart
The daily Republican., 1902-11-13
The Mothers Friend

when natures supply fails, is Bor-
den's Eagle Brand CONDENSED Milk.
1t is cows milk adapted to infants
according to the highest scientific
methods, An infant fed on Eagle
Brand will show steady gain in
weight
The daily Republican., 1902-11-13
Mckinley Monument Fund.

Treasurer Feaster Of the McKin
ley Monument fund requests tina t the
public keep in mind the fact that
the monument fund is still receiving
subscriptions, aud that the associa.
tiop will be grateful for all donat ions.
The following sums have been
received since the last report:
The daily Republican., 1902-11-13
l uisoncd BY IVY.

Alfred Gregg, a painter in the
employ of the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Company, who has been
confined to his home with sickness,
was out for the first time yesterday.
Mr.. Gregg was poisoned by coming
i'll contact with ivy
The daily Republican., 1902-11-13
wv. G. II. U. EMtertainment.

An entertainment will be given by
st. Paul's Y. W. c. T. U. this even
ing in the lecture room Of the church,
"Echoes" from the National conyen-
tion, recently held In Portland, Me ,
will be heard.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-13

What the secret of happy vjgor-
GUS health2 Simply keeping the
bowels, the stomach, the liver aud
Kidneys strong and active. Burdock
Blood Bitters does it.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-13
LUCK IN THIRTEEN.

BY sending - mites VIM. Spirey, of
Walton Furnacs. VT, got box Of Buck
lens Arnca Salve. that wholly cured "A
horrible Faver Sore on his leg Nothing
else could. Pos lively cures Bruises, Fell
ons. Ulcers, Eruptiuns, ,jols, Burns,
yorns and Piles Only 25c Guaran teed
n. B. Dan;orth, druggist.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-13

Diphtheria relieved in twenty
minutes. Almost miraculous. Dr..
Thomas Eclectric Oil. At any drug
store.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-13
PUBLIC SALES

1rBiLC SALE or Ntllui,D GOODS AT
i StidhnIn & Sons auction rOrmN Ne. III i.
+h sire It. on tt;IDAI. NOV, liIh, al l%e o'clock
oil kinds Of lH Inr, bed and dining room iuri-
tnrc cullrh's. iron b"dstradN, feathers 80 yMdS
good carpets, cook and room stoves; "Iru lot in
sprctium evening before sale; also ga" Upright
piano STIDIltM \ SOS Aur
Phone So, nI-"t
The daily Republican., 1902-11-13

Horse Blankets. Robes, Haynes, Trunks
Suit Cases; largest stock, best as
sortment, and lowest prices, at II.
Yerger's, ] l East Third street.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-13

Paint your roof now with Cart.
mell's roof paint.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-13
LOST AND FOUND

4 1IOVND-ON EIGHTH STREET NEAR KING
u about weeks ago, gunner first prize
medal: finder can have samc Oh raItluE 1t This
advertisements .2-@t
The daily Republican., 1902-11-13
FOR RENT

Advertise your vacant houses in this ""I"m"
and Il tenaut will be forthcoming.
The sun., 1902-07-20
''~t>sts,


The t-rhptral t-s-tteun ~ fh" utrfsr'
lt.' Nnndly W. r,.t-in-iiia fur ih. 80
hack 1T i'i~-'iav ani Wednesday hi'
thti htstu"s'u AMI ever -in's iI'.-h 90. %
~ t-'ar- nave materially .i.rugi hs'u't
tho uuilo-.k Tie warn siuur 'he Western
Ulinp-t t,uuid nghi tgausi th~ r"nr-yl.
Nlnta ha- V'tas'd Vel uulN tu-itl"ts
know the euutinuu-ly ,,luati' contracts
whi'h "a" N'.trru ni"u u"ll With ,,"rv
railr,ad IN th" Intel state ty-fy u.
.idrr knoW~ thai l-itt"f 'h's rrnU-y auta
nor any ui'.rS failf,1ri ctn g,'' along Si'hout
tn" Ne~tsFr I utnp. aut "N"fN uu' -tGrr
knn~s thar h,il b" Western luion ant
the t"nnsy ylNauta Ar tu u~tu'-~ ~ uuu'N
n'd adi iu hghi t"uid- Nu'.~thti'".
Morgan and rrnnsy,varl a." working tu
harmony gigantic plans. ~ which ~" -ha''
read murp Wi-n ~" stu,k- arr up ~ Isr
t,.nt u IL very easy tp call ua'n'~ aI3
iak ahub' N'rf' rt I.gug'r- aId mn.
ionairr gauhl"rs hD. wh"n met II htJin
and genius -'tk" thIr hapl-"aru'd nun"v
iu prupcriIr~ they ls'h.N" valIabl" VI" 80
not S.-r that thew take any very great tlrN-
,uinparri with IN" battles they haN" Won
u th.tT own 'utsrpris.- On IA" contrary
the men whp gamht' upon th''-'' tn'u WGN
iug mistakes ar" taktng L,-I"tat" 'han''-
m -.'liiug 20 'hr~.' M % of rsfN" and iron
-trrks tlat 'hcV ,tha h"ar-' du uut own
The aVailahi" supply II -iu,'k- a. ~. Stree,
- .tra !I'y growing smaller. AMI all good
hpnus a, wei A. dividend paving siu"k-
are 'id lgCuuHug ~uliI'N lHSNft sp ~ ~
->'mrnt- hV th" ldrro ~aNIuv~ hank,
Insurance COT pir',~ and Wull lli-miltHu-
Rir,s ih" p"un.ViN1nia, N"w YORK '"u-
tral and Gould ~V-t"m~ drr g'tiiug 49, ron
and $50 powerful and 10, ,uurrv j. gtHN
iug 49, fat that th" m"i ~ money nav" 'u
lpul ont for m. stu,k- - smaller pruWis-
iug railroads tu iuv"st their money IN"
shn't ."ll,r- II year agu have had 80
cover with I.'T ocut by, j. TIN 49, Nh
-.'il now will have to cover with "a. i-'f
cent hpud~. and in . few YEAR from nov
per ,,'ni ;nnG, will oil -'',i at l'af ut 1lE'N'
cur ~hr'Nd">t spectators hay" luughi
thousands and thul~dnd, 4 cal- IN l.oudnu
tn th.. end 81 November when the seller,
- th '-'. privilege t-'sin =" cover n'Ir l"arS
here WI b" frantic and "pmI"'' .'iN"
-tanitl" viii s.'t ~. which vii lc !ratuaiic,
tp .av the loa,i Thus Tar ~" uII.l lcaucrs
have NO. wanted 20 l." aggressive. "a their
plans ar 49, well prriv,t''d tha' tn"N i'-'l
sure of the ,ulcnmr Ia" mau who Nn'w, +,
thu ~ Paul viii Iav l-rr cent wants all
~" - pck be- CRu ret 'h" utau Who kHuNs
cent uasi- until February prefers '" thN
Chr~at-ak" and OHIO first. l-''Jt,-s' b" feels
c.r'aIl ~ a I-i C,.rt fruusN wanna guar
au'.,, and wants tho stock IN n hurry he
mau who know that Nickel pla'r q. "drulf y
IL p..r t-'nt GA tn" common stock, prefer
To- huv New lurk Central. winch gets 'h"
surplu- and ihor' whu know hat P.uIsNl.
v,nia wants ih" Wabash huy that stock
a. we'll - Reading. l"cau-.' both will he
,n the PonnsylNania-N -N,'>t"rn Nor Gould
deal with Tcvas and Missouri Pacific
Crops " the lri'"d states ~ Tho asgrr-
cat will h" the largns' ~ - r'''orv, money
l. sa-v and iron booming "" rre IN 'h"
infancy II a tremendous huh market
NFrSRAC ron
The sun., 1902-07-20
Live stock MARKET.

urr.'ptS Of peev,S wetc "a h'td. At coLNgn 4
dif.rt 'rW bulls so!d at .. p-f ~" To. Dfrs~r
beet steady o'iy dressed na'.N" Ni:rs al.
f,r It ,alls. Las t's'vst quoted Nrefi' m
sI,.t, Al ia.is' -s dr,>,,t weight trfTtrfa'pf
h,.,i Al lgaI.',r prt o. fSpuf's 10 DAY. pnui'
siinAicd. go'1 hr"V~S. q" shr"' = va VAAi'is 90
hssf - 49,.
it.c-ipts ~ calves all ''r the market we lip
heed - al on sale all told ~ 'NrN flntiri
Ur, =, d la'T hour. co dr,>,"d Ncals. :. lailc
pr 10 .-,..,,..- - 49,
,,,,,,t e., ,i.urhtrrrrS arrr ats head. - cars On
s.I- tu tud SHEEP N"f, ~afr anu rNl'H NffN
MN. .auhN shov''d s.uNrN ma nnn' .r
NJ. "A rr reality cleared ~h,rp spli 90 MAJ ?,
psr its los lamt., o. - ls 500 l''N''u mutton
49, ,r grr N dt->sed lambs. ~. -. 80.
b,sd o1, deck on sals No ~alc- y p"u~i up 20 a
Ia, uaFt Thr uiarkr, nouIi1 mall, tfaI
The sun., 1902-07-20
>.,,, n,..,. Advised 10 Raisc Cattle,

President james j 'iul "l w" 'r""
Northern Railroad has ca"S"d circular
letter to h. di.tnbuted among 'h" iafin"r-
Of North Dakota agairs' dcNotng All o'
their land Ia the raising "t wheat u"
urge. diversified farm pursuits ia order
icnI.d-for failure of the gram 'rop. The
Enr,h Dakota farmers are advised tn di-
y.r-ifv their pursuits 10y raj ing cattle,
sh.ep and poultry. Tho Great Northern
prnmi-.- TO issue bulletins giving ihiorma-
non A. 20 how 70 obtain and hhndl" Nv"
nilck
The sun., 1902-07-20

,:ei a.. .ul .s..ll'u"ous, Sd tpt tool
a. / 81; UNn I..i .-fur ni""'i. re 4 $40.
.n. - ui ',i- rd.tur,- over rec ..f.
y.,r 'o i. j, .-',. p-.u ~ a., 90 sad is.
vr.,rr.ui- ~ 80 %. .f oi cNU''-
a 'ur,.~ over i......'s o. 'l2 uit2s.
INe o~'rial count ~ '.J. asst 10 tho Tre1s-
NV to- l,v nut iu,.u.l..E oboe. gold reserve
oi sitItsl.,II ,Hi So. 80 Os1 tT goli. stlv''r
an! ,u.Sr .stIl-t w... .'r'i l,u'r- are uI'.
.trutrg .oId ,uulIaICd .t,b that 81 Lost
St.IIl.N. SLOWS
'llI f, .ftlV 70
toIF rn'7 49, rs.VG-ltrS So. 80 90 'if.s .'tl
sNv'T dtINfs t4liua auI -
Irr .rlfu, '''a 1,l b" w
I r 'ri #'4is, notes ... 'n 9 . 'i' '".1 'lo
OtLtr .Asrfs. ........... % ~. o. fAs.l. ~
-, available clsT IA 'lss Sy4 49, 's-7-'.i'e
Moury ~ London. -r-., ICY r"ut Rate
OF discount iu Open gfNrt Tor short aud
thru. months uIt-. .',I.'r I"r cent Amount
ot bulIiou gone VITO fhr lIiuk ui tngltti nn
b.llu,r to-day Ls..su plr- advl-'- quote
? nor ,,.ufs Ioi frlr,s - c"utliGs~ tNch Iug-
an 3 a do. >, Francs l-.. 80 ~ItlU.'-
The sun., 1902-07-20
81. Lawrence River Power 60. Incorporated

AlrAsr. July ~ The 81, Lawrence
River Power Company of Msssena, ~,
Ia~rcnc. county, a reorganization 81 the
:, Lawrence Power Company. of Mas-rna
49,. pro,.rti.- were -old under fore
cln.urc on July 7 lAsi. VAS Incorporated
,r-tsv with a capital uf s',"o,"H. half -
Which 1. prcf-rrcd The directors ar.
William = Wilson and Samuel =. Potter
New lork city. Henry y Dawson. Engl"-
wood. y J MARI 7 Gov, Fat orang".
\ j. Thou.. A. Gul.~pie, MassoIAA
The sun., 1902-07-20

t.',, Nas quis' hlt 0f'lt. uving 20 dcu.ahl 70
,,.,,t ,r',,' -,rrr r..n hu. NJ md rsht otter
Ir,. rr,.,,,f-r. lairr TIE naB -rile'~ Tneir vs.
sotrs h....r attributed 'p retAl 'ria p"upie. hA'
'-s .r4H'. wri~ tfs ur1g'lal hHH -
.,y,. ~,prts. SNfi'. - 'fN. nl.hr 80
a., t.pr.r.I,u 'o rupl .f T.'T-i iIsIu. ~ So
t.r.Nf.f..4. i-fl ~ gU'r' ~HH'N W. 'l'An'
.rs Is ~. .'.fn p'rr- s,i,i. r,n1rf ,"u'1cnt.
81 - ....". .'ss ~ y I'fe Va. H.. W"
. ... ,s.H, = rNH., 49, N.'''f 'f'rr.
,r,. -vr> f.,r rrte 80 .l-l sat" d"'iT
,.... farlt 20 r..H .rrH>r N'.'r. '. 80. '.I.
.,,I,r, - amy. I,.. v.ft,. lo. sicr. ,"iur 81.
oI, -. vr"c 'r - E.s' N.''e 'na I'm
r.... 3. Pro-. .,,,.. nisrr4 1ru uu Is -
.,.4r, l.t tAr uu. >rI' .Iwr n.i rti caused
h-i 1'.s. r'us'ug a. iov'' G''''> ~ re "A' "''
'rr w~.., -
~tt.l raw VS. ,.~sI' and quiet ~ ? ~ 'or
r., tHI test Ia 10 90. ..s H. NI's - 'Fs'. .
..L $, t.r r.pl,~-s so -EI' Nr'urd Has
,t,st, rrtnuA''i ags
The sun., 1902-07-20

,sn rhet. ia nrryol, telling among 'hc 'hors
VINO ar appfrhru,.A' ~ mani 'pIla'"n TIE Nlr""
.nppl, b.. . iu tr, bales arAa'i 'al - ~ N''H
a.. or a., wear lrrlI1'rg -. - N'r'' m
a-alr.t b o., - last Wrfk and 3'i' io'' N'af
trvrTF. i'n un tlr '?"' M ,I''N' h'.' b.'',
Co. 'n pnn', losing .i'Ad' W'1 sale "' - ="
Ia a. Hs,rt 81, turri .,f and llfH - ', tE
t..,-fr,n wRr, lo,lNr d. rr's> l'Hls UaE' no
"A, and .rl., t,rr 0', Hupn tGc. s'N.F '''"''
,,,uaryr l.t an 81 Nu,' - 10. "a'luN
trI~i .un rrts r,c- yts o'' basN Nto. o.. 'a' $"
fttff
The sun., 1902-07-20
rp>A~ts,.
1870 Per Cent. Dividends

Have p,ni Nv OBJ, IpI'' Nar' f
frrai~rn N,n,ag
n
splendid values 70
the ,ir~o tho mani ocos
tHis cd nu"
rra-
~. N,ui' =
prop ~"
r. D. al-srf ftt y
The sun., 1902-07-20
tu,rou.Iiu>~
D,>,Dt>T,s >>p INTiRrsT.


h. UTnaduaV- w NUTI, III II u.
At q rlef'tn. ~ The pifr,fnrN of me Nnal
r,nstsd COPPER ContlanN. iNll'nd oi uNi
HALL Of dSf PfK ,tNl - 81 sl s& q,
oI ,efotI a. y o'riocs y VI jay "a lsr I'an,
f., n,o.s cla>s Al = % .glo-s y NJ lun - lAs
a., i,,,I~n At A. n'rtrrs SgL@t ~ is-
AN 4 ho<hufrilI.tI Sscr~tarl Ifo~sgfcf.
The sun., 1902-07-20
THE RICHEST FOUR MILES IN THE WORLD.

rn, N. hr
80 m" ru,a Del p
the i
w ., .u .,} Nnc ,u fi =
;nsot the j. U ''.d ''r'"-
tn. II Il 0
a,rni n = r
ur,hE 10 ''r stu"
ON 4
the uusi d Iar,if
larger, that ~ il url t,y sl-ct uu 90 .
t,V,,.r r,rlN ,T tpu uuuyiI tf.r',- T
The sun., 1902-07-20
Eailsay sres, ssrnlnss for the second week

The FirHac,Ii 'hroEuis computes NJ"
gross earnings iot Nav OF ls' railroads at
par~d with IN" -Jnl" tOu'h Of lnst year.
and net sgg.77alrs, an Increase Of g l1n,arI
For the nv. months ending May ~ n" gross
earnings oi - railroads ""f" 500, nla.
an increaS" of -. Iaa Daa as compared with
the corresponding p.rt"d OF l1si year aud
net sI,.,pip.07S. m hrr"l$" oi t5Ni,l25
Tn. chicago Iarmtusl Transfer Railroad
report. gross earnings for May of slILl.5.
an incr-As" Of tll,i1 y. a. compared With
n decrease Of sIu For III" cl"ven moi uths
Sriing MAY ~ m" gross "arninrs v"r" e.
..S.ioS. an incr"ts. Of Nsa. tna ns compared
with tho corresponding period of l1T "Ar
aud net sssa.Sis. an in"r"ns" of sa..2S7
rho Central Pacific Railroad report. gross
.srnins~ for May of s.'i2oi2. decrease
~ last wear. and n~, sasg Va. decrcsSs
Of sssOo- For N" eleven months cnling
NAV Vi the sros- earnlng- S'r" si>.sa'.sso.
'r,,,,,,".tondIng ~, period Of Ia, wear and net
a. ga stn n de'rras" oi ssAis-
Ths Grand Trunk Railway reports gross
earnings for NAV OF 5000 ~ IN lncr"a."
of last wear. and net ti".iI'. m in"rens"
oC srS.s,S For th. rv- months ending MAY
a, ,hc gro-- earnings w"r" ~. .,7Nsie, au
i,,c,.r.. ~ So. All A. compared With the
nm,,,~ronding period ot last wear and bot
a ,,7-on an inrr"as. of s:g'."Ii
IN. D~s Noin"- tott llods" Railr"sd
COMPANY reports for tho year ending Dec
~. iS? ,-
,,..,.,. ,.cc,y,d ,7o7 s7s siS1.<a inc Hfs-p
fsh., ,osoms ~. IT- Inc ia,
TIA, ,,.on. s7,o asI tisi aso rnc sisai-
,,,,,iend, and IN, isl.Ni iaa sa per. i.5
s,,,,,. Siiss ,I,ia inr Nsot2
Tn. cash sccoun, ~ of Dss n. looi. shows
uaiancc on hand p~C n. ivp. NW ~. sur
,,l,s for wear ended Dee NJ. ibi, 81 ifs 'l'-~
SS,D exurndsd for improNrm.n'-' $50 W.,
in, al cash on hand De, ~, i@l siS',..'
4, IL Understood that negotiations are pond
,ny Ion A combination bet Nc~n ~ Louis
soui h Western hallway and the thicago and
Ja-,.rn illinois Railroad comrante-. which.
A. romnl.,rd would establish new through
lin. from Chicago to the t.ulf and "ould y"
nj great advantage to both prop-'tt"- IN"
=, Louis Southwestern 'oinpanN w"nih 70"
isrg. glin-r and u is undri-io'-i that. IN
nrticipat ION Of ~" probable .nhsn'"d VAIN.
Of thai ,omp,ny's -s,uritlCS, chicago and
Eastern Illinois interests hay" latrly b"h
~. h,Iv.rs of them. especially NJ the con-
mon .io,k which 10 'ntitl~d 20 All Iuoh,s
aboy, , psr .rt, on the preferred stock
m. =, touls Southeastern ,ouptrN VIZ
show for III. last n-csl yeai the inll Dividend
earned on the preferred sto' and about per
cent on tn. common nd"t the pfopo-rd
new arrangement. " l. b"iteNrd thai the
~ Louis south western will earn about I-'r
cent on us con rnon ~tosk
mo r.,-,uss az 80 ',oycrumsn, to- i1N
weT,. Customs. so o1:. internal IrNsnuc,
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fON w n ! a..

S.rrRrsY. tuly ~ Gr,iN Nhrs' Spot
~a- qu.' ~tl.- Gru.S bush NJ rcd
in .l.y 1tor :. .r oy"- september No North
.rn pllu'h. So over ~ . northern New
York "a, over Nor''N','"rn receipts Ven"
~ car- against ~ Inst v."k sut - lasi
wear chicago ~ against - last week and 20
v"t. ago Iu'ur"- 'lu-.d ', lower 10 O..
higher Pt.y"~ u- follows
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yututr, here advanced 20 polhis but lost Taft
,fths ' y t'n, nF ~ 4hgh'' with thr tone steady
and she ttwaird AirN p1p hi'N IrIres
49,. a ftflDN
The sun., 1902-07-20
WHEN \ ou 90 AVA,

~. N.v NarA r.'r .oH N"u rN 'nd "
al IN lul S,N 4at Irt t,t'I>" H'N' "sA
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Brown Brothers s. Co.,
Now York. Philadelphia and 30 ston.
A Proposition to Investors
Deserving of Attention.

uiI-a
hu one
t.trs s,al~ share" with a. "a erC
Tl, the
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ti"pn The business Icing the profits
hg payin
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a.sii etrnc,t Snot
recognized standing
the
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Lu.r,~- -men Nllrc,s PRESIDENT q New York
The sun., 1902-07-20


rSng a cent on ~ w't Nrs'h'f .uN'r~f ~
s1prts ~om~ hHNIrg HttrAlird to 'nrrI> tAtrs
60. and usGi or"'n ns'. lAi'. on uct' SA' =
rra~t'on or utpnt ia NJ Prime AVS ttAi com
g. ~ \ NtaIdsiN t'.tNgp f'r'.Hri ttJ car, 90
,.r!irg irr ~ .1Ttr-ri g-1'r iu' g." r-ur 81
rr|us 4 Is Ns' ,Ns1 vii f. 'F'H| d." ns' 'fYsrt
MIt1t advnur'' prices r>Hr~ snArr, ~ tf .nsn,
vr~rr tis - Htts vrrr active tHy'r. uu ~ t.
.Irtrrr r,'rS = 80 Spr''W~st and 'ir Nof'N WeNt
small frrr - ,outr.,' g'adr at' 'rsgo. f'fr.gn
h.rarg Ntr.. HN'HNUfF'.' ton f'4Hri' Afh ~
at-.l.vte' o. l,oG'r. p',r., .Nttr" "'st 'Trrfpu.
40. mat. 90 -nu' uutsiic ..t ~ ami isn.i .us.
90. o. ,.U tree, tu"..r . .F ~ toward iar do
rArss' "a rre,' tn comm IS ur 'u. s-s ~ itr Wet
vsr. prlrI newt 'n tIs p.F.r. ~ Nrp'rrrb~' The
r.t .H, vrt~ fr-i.f,i',, English uN't~ir d"rlr"d
- and Iar.st.-ug rrrntmr,. bttsW'r" stronger
AMI ,.'.v, fnlN r.,.g about ,"ut' farin~f on
tt~ rq's 'urtnl~ u'Ni.'.. nNi 'fnp r. p"rts. snd
hr,aYe fpr t,oia a.'ouri, rrutr rsl that cats
ar II, hNd .lTp' 80 81
- 1t1l oultt aud etr1dv Re- p;S wsrr t7'7
mi. AMI 20 fts .HTir ''InT;s O." hh.y anu
A. a., ,lrks Nfuis' "a hHiS >rr~"ru' q - a.
~ No ,vtra. 1asiia rl'Hr.. ~ % 81
sfr,frhtstl q a. 2, patents ~ ~ g A. Nr''ns iu
bNIs tIs4t. - Ip.t1 o. s'ragHts. ~ ia - -
natruts ~ So .. Itr ruHf - De- - ~
4, orfuN e.srt cotton trr' Na> "nrhAug'd
NJ ,rI-, N.fdlug upland. 49, 49, ~H' - Ir'.
Ia, year N,v Oti'an- aud t'ult. sN'. arA'n,i
N "a ~nuth.rn spot matkris were CI."t rui
g,rsr,uy urrrarr'd i'yrru1nl vNs unrnaug-d
a, ,nr spo, Win snlrs ~ 90" haIr' fu'uf"s al
y,.r,i To . l,o.nt, hrt lost part rlrNHr va
rh,p .rd 20 l r'ghsr rI' movement To- DAY was
A. fD.,oNN
The sun., 1902-07-20

~" NN- surplus 81 y ~ hs' ' s-l'".'.-
I-t. and tao wars 20 oi t.' sl.|-
" tupor'- ~ general uI"r"4audl-"t IN
rludtrs drv good. ~ " noft pi Nyw Norl
last we"L w,Tr tli.u!',tt1, against S.5t.'i"
t,. PREVIOUS week and 81 l'uNs' for -" COY
r.sr1utiug week ot Last yelr u" Iuport>
of -p.tia fur 're week were ta7 80, ot WHO
a. i-.l W., gold. making total -p"ci" imports
.It,.,. G.i l. 3. ual n ENporfs pi sp' u"
~. nlt slS ss stycr. sgis.5l.. % total
al .-oe go. against tstS.agf g." previous N"'E
r.. .Iort- Of -psci" siur" Jan I hH'. b'-'u
Goli sic p-oSI. and silver, SIS. -a1 ai'. q 'otai
uf - .iu.'1i
M. -. ..r,.. sa,ptny. for the second vcek