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Newport daily independent., 1902-07-15

Thus oft they met thereafter,
 At last no more to part. For Love Cor was 1t laughterO
 Had shared the rhymer's heart. And now upon life's ocean
 The twain together float; Hes captain-that' his notion!
 But she still steers the boat Clinton Scollard. in Lippincott's.
Newport daily independent., 1902-07-15
Industrious.

Lady-Did you ever try to get work?
 Tramp-Yes, maam; got job for me brother nce-Baltimore World.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-15

an by which
strike speedy and ssfae
supplement that and put 1t into
He Euox9
eina who VIII not use the
pedestal Of high public ground TO serve as trust
Is reach the coal trust
The Interstate commission has officially reported mat the
Interstate commerce act
reported that the combination exists
violation 81
= of aw. needed Its enforcement
constiutonaiy OF the
be allowed the full benefit OF
public
who these vital
unstgnatzed from trusts
genes once
prompt procedure
to laws they exist II Is
would be sung for set
public within "a hours after
the trusts The public does
not
of the law without fear
Q
prosecutions The assertion Of
public and punish
marvellous improvement in
understand that the attorney gen.
Justice bat
laws enforcement upon them Just as
magnates would
plain people do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-15
IS PRAYER aHswEREp1

correspondent writes; about IT.
but singnay enough want an editors opinion is prayer an
an
.prayer is he uours
unusered or
Given petitioner his PRAYER and
Is answered
the Of things II Is based on scientific fact
spencer has Illustrated the fact that
because Il wants 70
evolved the for It's unnn. INC .a
what 1t because desires to be So
To give a concrete example OF answered prayer.
individual to Be useful helpful iasn u he sincere
in time he BECOMES he prays
n a answers bis prayer
I BEING THAT yoU ARE TRANSFORMED
INTO THE LIKENESS WHICH you DESIRE
No power on earth or prevent
be His wish his VIII mould him He
win be answered Just the same
No II simply proves prayer
PRAYER WITHOUT SOUL IN IT. a PRAYER WITHOUT SIN
DESIRE IN IT PRAYER WITHOUT LONGING IN IT rs
BI-AsPHEMY.
Anyway. settled. st WIN
win
opposed to trusts
machine instead Of yacht
time before he up in the air anyway and
felt awkward
habor 50 the
complete a to be entirely without sompe.tion-
BIN Devsry
ice
The cholera philippines
Hell Roaring Jake smith
Thirty Louisville
factory But the ice cream season. is r.-. anyway
The Peanut
talked about
King Leopold
don't know threat from a promise.
Now that Bishop Pottsrs
have less TO devote to the photographers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-15

20 enable National Bank associatlons
20 extend their corporate existence-
and for other purposes" approved
July 18th. 1883.
NOW, THEREFORE,. 1. Thomas
r. Kane, deputy and acting comp
troller OF the currency. do bereby
certify that The First Nationcl
Bank of Seattle" located In the c,,y
OF Seattle, In the County of Kine ana
State Of Washington. la authorized
TO have succession for the period
specified In its amended aricles OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-15
Seattle
Dental
ParIors

The largest and beat equipped dental office
on the Pacific Coast. We have all tho latest
and most scientific methods Of modern and
painless dentistry We crown. I'LL and ex-
tract teeth without the least pain No stu
dents employed. but all are dentists Of long
years OF experienced We examine your teeth
and tell you I'm advance just what your work
VIII cost. We make no charge for extracting
teeth when rla ties are ordered. All work
guaranteed ten years. I4ady attendants al
tendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-15

association namely until do {
business on September 4. f7rx
In testimony whereof. uitnan n
hand and seal az once fkh FouFzI
day Of September. 1904
T. p. KANE
Deputy and Acting Conp<z1liu 4
the Currency. No. ssG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-15
PORT ORCHARD ROUIl
For
U. s. Navy Yard and ssss's
steamers
ATHLoN, INLAND Flfeh ="
ORCHARD.
EncctiVe Octouer 4 "
DAILY SERVICE

DAILY SEHNiCh a.
Leave Seattle-.e ana ~ Sam.
ss1:1s. .2.SO and $3.50 ?. m. .:
days only. extra trip In
Sunday only, extra trip. s;ss 10
Leave Bremerton--s; 10 nv a D
a m; 1880. 3 and 'e,w .n>cll
tSaturday and Sunday cnis'
trip 10 y. M - III
Leave Sidney -5:5o ana =
n m: 6 p. m. "a I'D
a. M: SOS p. m. s,sart1
For Pleasant Beach tahe
leaving Seattle any trip
Except Sundays. p,esns
ssFor Bremerton anu
Beach only. rfis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-15
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. OF
FICB OF THE COMPTROLLER

OF THE CURRENCY, WASHING
TON, ID. c., SEPTEMBER 4. 1909.
WHEREIN, BY satisfactory evi-
denoe presented to the undersigned.
II has been made 10 appear that
The First National Bank OF seat
tie" located In the City Of Seattle.
In the County OF King and State OF
WashinEon. has complied with All
the provisions OF the act OF congress
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-17
Soldiers In The City.

Companies A and b of eight cav
airy enrout overland from FL Reno
to Fort sill arrived in Anadarko
shortly after dinner yesterday and
pitched camp east of the city near
the site of rag town. Many pepole
went out from the city to view the
camp. They have the finest horses and
their camp with rows of white tents
and horses fastened to long ropes
grazing, made picturesque scene.
They were in charge of lieutenant
Smith. They broke campe and
marched throuh the city this morn
ing, where the walks were crowed
with spectators anxious to see Uncle
Sans boys in marching order.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-17

The pastor of the Congregational
church will preach at IL o'clock on
the theme:"The Still Small Voice
at Horeb." The evening theme will
be:'Lessons from the Eruptions on
Martinique" All are cordily in
vited To- attend this services.
Farm for sale, 3 miles south of
town best location in Caddo County.
Well soft water, stands "a feet,
plenty of stock water. Every acre
tillable. Good two room house.
$500 improvements finished. A
barpain Inuuire here. 2O2tf
Their are two things that will
make you happy for life if you will
only take our advice and do them;
one is to marry for love and the
other is to subscribe for this paper.
A Monroe county girl asked her
Alliance to buy her carriage after
their marriage. lie promised her he
would if she would take 1t time
about with him in pushing 1t.
There has been a great deal said
about capital and labor and the
greater part of 1t has been said to
no good purpose-just to stir up
and set the man who is compelled
by circumstances to depend on his
toll and the capitalist who helps
furnish him employment against
each other.
David Elliot brother of J. A. Il.
Elliot the noted wing shot, is in the
city. He travels for the winchesther
Arms Company and was out shooting
with the gun club this morning. He
scored twenty out of twenty five
birds and on the last round out of
twenty one shots he killed twenty
birds. Fred and johnny Pfaff are
both good shots. Recorder Lacey
and Judge Vivian are also good
shots.
Zack Smith came in and paid the
Democrat pleasant call this morn
ing lie brought us some fine flow
er seed, sent through the courtsey
of Colonel Fred. The colonel has
been in this country for twenty
years and it is highly interesting to
hear HIM recount his varied exper-
fences of the early days. He is a
genial, pleasant, southern, gentle
man.
The Ladies Euchre club party
met with Mrs. Henry Sutter last
Thursday afternoon. Those present
of the regular players were;Mes-
danes; Matheny, Bell, Crum, Ran
dolph, Crosby and Shaw. The
visiting ladies were. Mesdames
Campbell, Edwards, Menifee, also
Misses, Stevens of Washington Dc
Perry and Green. Mrs. Randolph
won the first prize, beautiful sill
yer cold meat FORK. Mrs. Camp
bell of the Riverside School won
the visitors prize, an artistic piece
of statuary. All had pleasana
time.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-17

Nice clean newspapers to put un-
der your carpets l0c bundle.
2O7tf Fred Roy Ziller.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-17
A LADY

came into our store and said: 81 am go
ing TO take DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin for my cold. It kept us free all last
winter from every kind of cold. 1t is a
great remedy and perfect laxative"
sold by all druggists.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-17

viii receive careful attention. All we ask
is a trial. Then compare our work and
prices with the work and prices of our
competitors.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-30
GRAIN MARKETS WERE NARROW
TRADERS SEEMED IN DOUBT
WHICH SIDE TO ESPOUSE.
The Outsiders Were Inactive and the
Close Showed Only a Very Slight
Improvement.

Chicago. April 29.-Graln traders seemed
In doubt today what side Of the market
10 espouse. Had there been anything worth
while to the outside buying, the bullish
Influences at hand might have pushed
prices for good advance. As 1t was the
professional Spectator was too prominent
to allow broad market and July wheat
closed only hd& up, July corn hd@ higher
and July oats u lower. Provisions closeu
2H higher to 2h lower,
Wheat was firm and higher at the open
Ing. Liverpool cables did not show de-
cided response to the break here yestef
Gay; receipts were still small and Kansas
was still sending in woeful reports OF her
crop condition Both the Northwest and
Southwest contrndlcted the report mat
farmers deliveries were more liberal, ana
said wheat was hard to buy from hrst
hands at any time. Reports from Nortn
Dakota said ponds covered many of the
fields and that acreage Will be reduced ana
that the ground would not be in nj condi-
tion to pillow until the middle of May On
the other hand rains were coptous IN most
of tho Ohio valley. There was little
squirt of buying at the start but, as yes
trrday, this turned to selling pressure
later and early gains were lost Irol .>.
dull market and prices reacted slightly.
July opened X higher to unchanged at
7ji4 to 75s, advanced to 7J9sa15A and
closed firm. AQ# up, at T59sMIlR. Local
receipts were % cars one of contract
grade. Minneapolis aud Duluth reported
135 cars, making a total for the three
points of POS cars, against 23G cars last
week and 81 cars year ago.
Fair buying by the most prominent bull
interest supported corn again today. Trade,
however. was dun. The outsider kept out
OF the market and the close showed only
slight Improvements Cables were firm
considering our position Yesterday, but this
influence was offset by liberal rains in
the corn cosntry. offerings were expected
to increase in the interior and receipts
were slightly better offerings in futures,
cline. Dizziness Of the trade kept prices
from good advances. July sold at 641s@
64A aud closed firm hd% mp at 633id637s
Receipts were 12S cars
Oats received almost no assistance from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-30

corn or wheat The recent heavy rains
we're deemed beneficial to the sown oats
and receipts were much more liberal than
of late. The cash demand was fair but
country offerings were expected TO Supply
the demand easily. Some small offerings
on the duh market caused recessions and
July. after opening steady at 81. closed
weak, 5s lower at 36as. Receipts were 2o6
cars.
A good demand for lard especially by
packers. and the firm hog and grain situa-
ton upheld provisions. There was an
almost entire absence of outside profit
taking. though scattered selling of pork
took Off much of the early gain. Trade
was dull July pork closed "a lower at
lfG0; July lard "a higher at 10.12h, and
July ribs a shade up Mt $50.
Estimated receipts for Whent
30 cars; corn 10 cars; oats 1870 cars; hogs
- coo head
Cash quotations were as follows:
w6Sat-So 3 71a74h; No. red sa&@
oats No. 4oha4aH:No. . white 45@
4oh; No. white 44l4@4jia,
Rye No. 5Sh.
Barley Fair to choice mating 6S070.
FlaXSecd- No 1 Lei: No. l Northwest.
crn / ~.
Timothy seed Primo o. so
Mess pork Per barrel To- s0d16. s..
Lard Per 100 pounds 10. O5d1O OT1A.
Short ribs sides Loose Q. 4O09. 30.
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed 79s@S.
Short clear sides BOXED 9. GOA 10 90
Whisky Basis of high wines / 80.
Clover--Contract grades S.35.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-30
EXPERTS RECOMMEN IT
AS EXCELLENT AND CHEAP.
Recent Experiments Prove Saccharine
Material to Be dnirable-Shp-
ments OF Live Stock

New York, April 20.-The movement Of
prices was confused and irregular al OF
today and there was evidence Of a dimm-
ishing speculative interest. The wide move
ments In high priced stocks continued a
feature but the Influence of the advances
was impaired by some equally notable re.
lapses In stocks where attempts we're made
to take profits. A case in point was that
of New York, New Haven aud Hartford
which fen violently points on an attempt
to market a small amount Of the stock be-
cause Of the emphatic disclaimers from
both Pennsylvania and New York Central
authorities OF the rumors Of purchase of
control. There was a late rally Of several
points In the stock New York Central
and Pennsylvania also quleted down from
their recent activity and strength. In fact
there was very little show OF strength
throughout the Eastern railroad field.
The session of the joint committee Of op-
orators aud miners to discuss disputed
points In the anthracite fields was re-
ldessiNe Influence in all coalcrs. The de.
crease reported IN Reading surplus earn
iigS Tor Iarch was an unfavorable intin'
cncc. The very heavy decrease In net earn
ings Of the Southern railway for March
vas certainly not stimulating influence,
although 1t was accounted for largely Ly
the notable increase In operating expenses.
The Western railroads ON the other hand
We're benefited by the crop news ana by
the weekly crop bulletin % the weather
bureau which was ccnfdered very favor
able not only regarding the condition of
winter wheat but as TO the progress made
~ seeding corn and spring wheat.
The grain carrying railroads were also
helped by the special strength If the
Northwestern stocks which rose lOla aud
50 respectively, Rock Island gaining an
eNtrcmc 59S. hut lost over points of it.
The strength Of the Wabash stocks and
NJ the Wheeling and Lake Erie stocks was
evidently due TO tho apparent certainty
that the bid Of the syndicate representing
the Gould interest for the Western Mary
land win he accepted.
The induStrials were marked by quite ms
great irrcgulnrity MS the railroads and
changes ther. were constant and variable.
further advance In the foreign exchange
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-30

Yesterdays cotton market was one or
much vaclIlation. New Influences we're OF
play and filled the main body OF strength
with many counter currents. There was no
1esolute purpose TO force the issue upon teen.
nlcal grounds, yet there was a conservatism
among bulls that allowed full scope for all
thoughts Of reaction and ucryed the bear
10 a very steadfast position.
The volume OF business WINS reduced.
Then the foreign advlces gave signs of
weakness that operated upon the initial
scale, while the stendy strain OF lqulda-
tion that proceeded from these omcns fin.
ished the work that was begun, The bu.
Teau's new crop bulletin also became
vearish ally and helped TO turn attention
from the lnadequacy Of the present to the
abundance OF tho next crop. More than ait,
there was an easlness about spots that was
Immediately reflected upon the future board
and once more brought to light the real
controlling feature.
1t can not be said that sentiment had
become transformed. The absorption at
certain lines of recession was too immense
TO Indicate that anything but well set
mark had teen drawn and that ample
takers would be found Mt that level The
movement showed growing snunsage. save
In estimates for New Orleans. where the i'm
petus of leading the advance caused heavy
Increase in arrivals The deficiency in
port stocks o,erlcnped the iOO.UO mark.
while exporters continued their business on
the same liberal scale There was n 50
per cent shortage Ia receipts at these points
md interior stocks even showed the loss
from this small Withdrawal The range of
fluctuations was wide enough for an ordi-
nary purposes and opened mp such icld
m the scalper delights TO wander in
In the face Of a hugo wave Of realizing
II is not strange that disturbing influences
should como from considerations Of the next
cron. The governments document present.
ed favorable Wow of the progress made
IN planting as well as the progress to n
good stand. Tho m1tter n acreage Is
now attracting the attention Of operators
and many eyes will he turned IN the lssn
apce If the governments statement next
month When tho question at Issue rs
whether or not the price will begin with
two figures 1t ia clear that fact must take
the place Of fancy. With horse aud
mule 40 per cent more valuable, and tho
necessaries for their support twice ahead
Of the 1eecy staple In their skyward course
10 say nothing nj the added cost for the
farmers provisions, it would seem that a
heavy production is quite ont of the range
Of things likely Figures speak iouder
than theories, however, ana It would NOT rs
n source Of wonder that the trade await
definite returns before more decisive action
is taken. In the meantime the spnuers
VIII furnish guiding card, Trustworthy
odvices have told Of the obstacles their
summer contracts must meet. The fact rc.
mains that the fray for actual cotton prom,
ises to fudll the bnll's highest hopes.
Liverpool was quite discomatng TO the
commodity's friends. Sales ON the spot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-30

National Stock Yards. Ill, April 90. -
cattle were made today:
d. NJ. Trammel, Workman. Texas. $50
pound steers. 4 90. j. W. Corn e CO..
Weathortord. Texas. 100Q-pound steers, COS
mound steers. 600: 1854 pound steers. 625.
II b. Holmes. Dlley. Texas, $50 pound
steers. . 30; l2o7pound oxen, : 90 Fifteen
hundred Texans sold; market steady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-30
TREACLE A FOOD AND PANACEA

market and n drop IN the sales Of sterling
nt Paris both contributed TO narrow the
market The money market, however was
still undisturbed
Much attention was attracted by the ac'
tion Of the clearing house authorities re-
quiling that institutions which shall be ad
initted hereafter TO the privilege Of clearing
through members must be established Tor
year, and must maintain In their own
vaults the same percentage of cash reserves
MS required of the members themselves
They Will be required also to furnish week
~ statements of averages for publication,
This action Is calculated 30 put restraint
upon the multiplication Of trust companies
1t is carefully explained that the require
ments are not retroactive, which Is TO say
they do not apply to the condition OF the
trust companies which Mt present enjoy the
privileges of the clearing house although
that condition has been the subject lately
Of much comment and criticism owing TO
the freedom OF tho trust companies IRON
any cequiremcnt of publicity as TO their
loans and reserves
The bond market maintained a firm tone
today. Total sales. par value, S31IO,O0o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-30
METALS.

New York, April %. Lead remained about
steady at unchanged as here. while Lon.
don was also unchanged at III lbs nd.
Spelter was steady at London az as. The
ruling STEADY aud unchanged. Pig iron war.
rants we're nominal; No l foundry Northern
lttt6d2c.no; No. foundry Northern laOo
Mle.oO; No. soundry Southern l7.SO1 40.
No. ! foundry Southern soft l7.50dis O0'
fofeingn markets were easier with Giaa.
COW az Gas and Aidcieshoro at asa fikd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-30
New York Money.

New York. April %. Money on call
steady nj 3%0i4 per cent closing hid and
asked 3H0r+ FER cent. Prime mercantile
paper iM4A per cent Sterling exchange
tirn. with actual business in bankers bills
at 4 S7IS04 IS for demand and mt SJA
far sixty days; posted rates. 4 Sc and 4. SSh
IA 80: commercial bills { S4&M4 1854. Bar
silver 81: Mexican dollars Al. Government
londs stcady; state bonds STEADY; q iilroa1
bonds irregular
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-30
NEW ORLEANS.


New Orleans, La. ADrll 20. The New
orleans live stock exchange reports: Mar
kei stu bare OF choice cattle; active de.
or fat sheep on sale. AVs'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-30
London Financial cable.

New York, April 20 The Comncrclal-
Advertisers London financial cabIegram
says; Stocks were slack and duh TODAY.
"hc markets locked tired in waiting for
peace In South Africn
American shares wcrc quiet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-30
sCuRRY COUNTY CATTLE NEWS

SNYDER Texas. April 20. Many stockmen
cause OF lack of water and grass.
Oattle which were sold at tho Fort Worth
on the trail Wv" anu put
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-30

... Kansas city, April 2g.--Cattle- .teceints
T ,s,''! natives, 600 Texans ard 100 CAVES.
an aTh dr steady loatl5c lower; choice export
good o.65a665: stookers 4 No. * ~, inf 70
Westerns 5OM6.00; Texas and indsn
siesIs 4.lod6OO; Texas and Indian nn,1.u
100000; native cows 3.5Oa5.5o: ns oUws
3En55 - s.ooa6o; Gamers 2.5Oq35O: bulIs
! i,,A"' steady to Zoe lower, heavv Us
30, 80, pigs and lights 6,i5Sf6 GS she'd ,,soA
tmecelPis Mo; native wetbers 7yS,., ".
western 20. wethers o,75dsi0 fed ewes ~;
Teyas o yNns Snpped yfarllngs 6O1atL 80.
feeders S.0Oa5.OO. '''0' stocSeEs and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-30
Sr. LnIrls

,r ~, louis April 29.-Catle- Recelnts .sn,
tive lSipp ISo ~, TsHans Market STEADY; ma.
dressed beef and butcher stesr s s-sv 'i a.oo;
steers under 1000 pounds a5me 5oin,Va 100,
~ l snd FEEDERS 2.50a4 IS: COWS snS' ssoek-
<'<0oo.oo; Gamers l5oa2.eo; buli, asl oog,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-30
Mary Hasbrouck. ...-.'',''New
GAI.YEsTON sTOCK.


New York, April 2?.-coifse-sYg XIX III
quiet and steady 80. ! invoice VOICE., /" cIsss
Quiet: Cordoya sAdi2. Fut ai,,s hlsha
steady net unchanged 70 10 p oo. INV 81
total sales %, 800 bags: June n."' SSoysuh
September %; october 9.oo, ssfld5t
Z 20: December $50; January
March SIS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-30

London. AI,l 20. -Consols for money md
the account ~ I16, Bar silver uncertain,
2211d per ounce. Money 2iad3 per cent;
short bills and three months bills . 13-1GG
2% per cent.