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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23

In late years men have made fortunes
out Of this taiilngs of gold mines. The
mills in which the ore formerly was
crushed and the crude processes then
IN use allowed a large percentage of
the precious metal to escape, and that
loss amounted in some cases 10 for
tune The stomach is just like stamp
mill in this respect, that when it is
not in perfect order it allows the escape
and waste of much of the precious
nutrimeHt contained in the food. That
loss when continuous means the loss Of
man . greatest fortune health. Science
offers temeiy for this condition in
I Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
II corrrctS the weaknoss'' of the
stomach, prevents waste AMI loss Of
npurishment, and puts the stomach
and organs of digestion and nutrition
into a condition Of health which enables
them to save and assimilate all the
nutTiinent contained in the food which
is eaten. In all cases of constipation
the use Of DIR. pierce's Pleasant Pellets
will speedily and permanently cure thS
disease.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23
FUNERAL or CHARLES Il. THATCHER,
Nauy sorfbsing Relatives and Friends
Attended th. Obsr5ifIss.

Many sorrbwing Relatives and friends
Attended the obsraHies.
The funeral of Chalie+ II. Thatcher
took place Monday aft@Snpon. and
many sorrowiug relatives ami friends.
attended the SbssIuies. iior years
Mr. Thatcher bad feen read t.rnf,s-
man for the Pusey ,S Jonas .5o.s Aayihg
entere that 7!efa. tment ffgn tita cum
pany's machine shofs, s,anj amGng those
at the funeral wEs the entire staff OF
the irafting 10. artnoat, forenoon and
employees VI nthnr feIartmsntJ and
orieers Of the r9mfary. Out ST rh.
spec5 70 rno 1,s.nory Of the deceased,
tho drafting !ninrtniJnt was clusei
dtfring tho afternoon. Mr. Thatcher
was u.}t only one " the most iinnort5nt
onln!oyni II Tn, rUur,ary, 5ut Iflso one
% the Iius,s ,aTilaf All was &aii liked
not 9irlT tlgtlp nirn, DHt also by ths
n9rn,ln n the cum any. Thers wore
mday ljeNsl tributes, which showed the
est".in IN which the deceased was held.
'i'he ssrvicei, which were held at. tho
h6uso, l50s Pennsylvania ayenue, weru
cendrcted by Rev. Thomas y. Nc.
Cnfdy. u. d., Ill. D., pastor of
Genital Presbyterian Church, who
niaae Il brief address,, in which he laid
high tribute to the sterling character
and also to the worth and ability ~
the deceased. frterment was made at
Riveryiew cenistery. Tho following
foremen in the employ Of tie Pusey
q Jones Co. were pallBparers: George
Huston, James Crosby, David Z.
Matehett, Vincent q. Hazard, James
Strichler and George May.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23
PAINTERS INJURED.

While working at the residence of
w. @. Mendinhall, 14Ol Pennsylvania
avenue, Monday afternoon, Charles
Smith of 3l6 Tatnall street and Otis
Allen Of 907 French street, painters,
fell from u ladder and were hurt They
were standing on the ladder painting
Wien it slipped. throwing both to the
ground.
. Smith had his lip, badly cut and
Allen injured his ankle. Both were
removed TO the homeopathic Hospital
in tho Phoenix ambulance, where their
injuries we're dressed,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23
M4.aR0.
snealnlt-,,rros CO.

Special Correspondents. Gazette an.. .r.1ral.
Seafnrl Oct. i;uEc. liryau a
far1ner I.sihing utn. Eafa has been
nis 4 ( sihra iast IhuF3da, ind his
FAM ara C-aSf.y WorrieI over his
aesrH"p III. E"rHn Is ibnantpd, and
ie ztt' stTneI nom Delaware State
HU y if f''r f4sAne AZ f&rihurst.
Mliea 81 ."G 4omn =" suid hp WAS oom-
ing - i4,Mnrlai s;rhase It pstal With
which i.i!l II tt.uily III, was eesn
in i5eEEla. ou Fhacsday, but II is not
kno"E R!arn lie sent after leaving
here
DGs!r@ spa .aaSa1 Just ended GresnH-
baant at ap u ,niIQ c,ssqs t3,C0j.
G9a '"&t af ~ fs, peaches and to.
nlItnrs heyi3.i;i ~ $50 for the stocI:
ana Ss19y 81 iEa lahor.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23
VOTERS ASSISTANTS.
10th aIen to be in the Election Booth at
the Same Time.

the Same Time.
An impression having prevailed that
a voter desiring the assistance of q
voters assistant could call upon tho
assistant of his choice to help him pre-
pare his ballot, the matter was dis
cussed at meeting Of the Regular Re-
publican First District CommitteeMon-
day evening, when the opinion WAS ex-
pressed that both assistants must WORK
together in each voting place when
voters desire help in preparing their
ballots. The law on the subject is as
follows:
That the voters assistants shall be sta
toned within the room where the election
is being held, and shall, when Telrested III
any voter, assist such voter TO mark. q .tt
change. scratch, or fold HE ballet ia ~
presence of the voter and ot cacn C'E
and shall also when requested IL tne ,l.sr.
read over TO him m naniet ii the rKnii-
dates on the ballot w!iic. he desires 10 yot4.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23
nIasonle omcer Inaletcd.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct 81. The grand
Jury has returned an Indictment against
James T. GormelY., president OF the
MasonieiFempts a association, for alleged
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by which
an effort was made to have the taxes of
the corporation, amounting to over
$2G, 600, markud as paid on the books Of
the county treasurer when no money
had been paid. -
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23
FATAL ACCIDENT.
DelpIia Pyle Killed by a street Car al
Tiiirrieth and Market streets.

Tliirtietl, and Market streets.
While little Delphia Pyle, the O.
years old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. X. Pyle Of ITO West Thirtieth street,
WAS piayihg between Twenty ninth and
Thirtieth on Market street, about 8. As
O'Clock Monday evening. her life was
sniiifed out by Riveryiey trolley car.
Tho car crushed her 10 death instead
of running over her In her play she
dartoI from III front Of one car only to
he killed by ono going in tho opposite
direction. James McAleer was the
motcrman and Frank Wingate the con-
ductor.
Tho body was taken TO the home OF
the child's parents in tho Phoenix am
bulance and tho coroner was notified.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23
cut by steel.

John Beard of 1873 East Seventh
street, muchinist in tho employ Of
the p, w. d b. railroad, was badly
cut on tho right forearm TUESDAY
by flying piece Of steel in the boiler
shop of the company. He went to the
office of Detective Jones, where the in
jury was dressed after which he re.
turned to the shop.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23
6 DROPPED DEAD ON WAY TO WORK.

Special Correspondence Of tnzette and Journal.
Harrington, Oct. Il, John B. Smith.
aged Is syears, who was employed at
Ezexief Flcfnihg,s mill. GfoIaes2 dad
this morning willis ho was going to
work. 90 b .it-s,L.. 50. Ss ~
He ass hearty breakfast just be-
fore lie left home, and then seemed to
be ii GOOD health.
His wife and several children survive
Linn. u .sg.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23
while there !. III, Tiers Il hone.

was afflicted with spniarnli: could neither
taste nor smell ana cuul1 Lear INT 'iIil.. Elys
way, MI. a#
cream Balm reached me safely and the
effect is surprising. MS son the rst applics-
ton gave decided relief Respectfully, Mrs.
Frankiin Freeman, Dover, NJ II.
The Balm doeH mot irriiaie orycnusc sret zing.
Sold by driIseist pt 30 cts. 0Fiamaiied by Ely
Brothers. ID Warren ST., New YORK q =
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23
Dialnon.l Trndlnr Cn.

The Diamond Trading Co., which
has been incorporated under the laws
of this State, with capital Of $3.50. J.
600, to deal in all kinds Of merchan-
disc, is having the Kirlwood Hotel
property, at atThird and Shipley streets,
remodelled PREPARATORY to beginning
business there. 4Yhe company desires
more light on the street at that point,
and has applied to the Street and
Sewer Department to place an arc elcc-
trio lamp on the corner. The matter
has been referred to-Street Commits.
siener pierson. s~-.L..,s L
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23
The word ,,Isnot..

The American. Shipbuilder says
g There. is no such distance as a
knot The distance between two
knots on logline is 6,082 fset. The
term knot Is correctly used only in
connection with times q mile is amile,
regardless Of any thing elee.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23
BRITISH ARE IN 4 Trap.

The Position OF the s.mailIand Expedi-
,ion. According 10 One OF the oficers.
is Nor freearIou- Than the offirtai
Dispatches Have Indicated.
Simla, India, Oct. 2l. The Second
Bombay Grenadiers, stationed at
Mhow, Central India, have been ordered
to Somaliland. Other troops will prob
ably follow.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23
10 Yi.,i - .nrt TrII,e

George r. Powell, Great sachem,
lmp'd. 0. II. NJ, and tho great chiet
will make an official visit to 4ncastak,
Tribe, No. II, of Newport, noxt Satur-
day evening.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23
MOVE TO RESTRAIN TAX COLLECTION.

On, the application sof L. Irving
Handy, Chancellor Nicholson Mon.
day granted rule to SHOW ca,ise why Is
restraining order should net he Issued
against Thomas S. Lewis, tax uotiactor
for the Northern district Of Whining
ton, to estop him from collecting the
taxes as assessed and levied on the
properties,of the CrrstonsLand and I'M
proyement 10. aud the North Side I'm
provenent co. The rule was made re.
tufnshle next Monday. The contention
of the complainarts is that their prop
critics are assassad- at full valuation,
whereas the taxes SHOULD be levied on. q
basil; of onq<lalf their valuation, rs tho
I pruporties in question should come
under the classification of rural or
suburban. - f p
The published statement that Chan
eelior Michel IN had issued a restrain
ing order IN the rase was an error. 3He
! merely granted tie rule 10 show cause
, why such an order should not be issued.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23
SNOW ln Sow Ynrk stnte.

Sehnectady, N. Y, Oct, 2l.--The
first snow Of the season fell this morn
ing. The furry was heavy, and the air
was full Of the flakes. A rainfall sue
decided the snow.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23

eaa3 athsf 2s'hsy will Az located cast
el ttso la!ireai a,fk3rr.r .a, northern
city .j.ts LA Win h" iron, brick.
aIs. .tlar. pi1's dfftfer tass arr as fol-
i0Nh. 33eadstiA1e arceting e.,apsj boiler
an; nus ,iaiatrtment, l-3x3i0 feet,
an-- story high; roundhonsey-eptsi
itaastoi, Io3. ;est, one story high :
Blacksmith aho;. sQxlsoIeet, one story
bishi rucdsprking mill, TDx2U0 foot.
onit t.ofy high: Fowerhorse, 5Oxis0
feet, nns sEor9 hiGhs raaniiiouse Office
anu Nsek room, two sterrea sigh.
B,iitdipg lpspfctor Cassldy's fees
from these tefInits amounted to $40.
'rhoa fdu6aatiohs for most of the
huildings have been boRDr and: it was
fhorcht they were outside the city
liIiits, bu, an investigation showed
tttot ae.grnu1 Is iu9t inside thu city
line. The vort u building is to he
pushed as RAPIDLY rs possible.
rs ,he equipment hiil be expensive,
il ID ihoughtfn tlaRr, Stisfi completed. !.
will approximate sliGJD.nJO in yalue.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23
Arms I,roke,,.

While chastnuting Sunday. Roland
Daniels, IS years old, fell from tree and
broke both OF his arms. He is at Delaware
Hospital.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23

She was dear, sweet girl, with com.
pisxions Of angelic loyelinese, such as all
young ladies possess who use Glenn's Sui.
phur Eoap.*
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23
NEW RAILROAD SHOPS.

Permits Issued tor Buildings for the e., w.
a. u. Railroad Co. at Todd's Cut cosiing
a30e,o6I.
Building Inspector Cassidy issued
permits % the r., W. Z y. Gnilroad
Go. Tuesday for the erection OF thegroup
Of shops at Todd's Cut, ut cost Of
s3J'2, 0i7. There are SIX buildings in
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23
V lhe Fuise.nl The Thermometer.

IN17llII21 al'nlW De OF -etfner to- btar
without ~ 9r rapid changes of lem.
peFatnre IL tilis ea.naie. aA the quicksilver
pulsatas IN the tiietmotneter coughs and
colds ind.tip n. ~. a h1uso i'll the and,
thssefura mion.Ji -, even Tor Il sitfgie day
without u surnis ~ Hates Honey OF Hero.
honnit ara Tat, A,rs ssay DRtt remedy for
all threat ard iiii.g sainp!aihts which i.as
appsar, sJHi; tat EfgH Hf tiHlen 10 In,
presenr hduf. iririgab'a ~ all druggists
nt y cents, hf'3aa nhtt'si. .fet tho large
sizs .they AFRO tsi9ah tho shpIpest. Piiios
Toothrehe Drops t9ye in ona ni.nuto.S
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-23
Uzr6 Queen to stand as Godmothcr.

hondon, Eng, Get 2l.--Ace5ffihg
to the Onlooker, Queen Alexandra has
promised to stand as godmother to the
son of the Duke and Duchess of Man
chester formerly Miss Zimmerman Of
Cincinnati), and the child, conse-
quently, will be named Alexander.
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Gnrenmenf RanA.
bar silver.

New York. Sept. s.-Bar silver tie per ounce.
At London quiet at 2d per ounce.
Ehc Banks.
New York. sept. 3.-Close: Money on call firm
at f-p6 per ctnt. closing bid and asked 5a5I..
Iriias mercantile paper saSlf per cent Sterling
tAch1ng- >te1dy. with actual business In bank
ers' bills At Soc $50 for demand and at
: Ss'5n4.si for sixty days: posted rate. 4.Sg
t-s5. and is1T4.sS: commercial bills lSG4SS.
Mexican dollars iic. Government bonds steady.
state bonds inactive. Railroad bend. irregular.
Chicago. Sept 2.-Clearings Ssi. 51e. III; bal
ances EGS.s=- Posted exchange as sixty days:
1-sa5 on demand. New York exchange AT par.
ances IS. Is2. SO.
Boston. Sept. s.-EIchange, 81. Sc. 5ss: balances
g. fs7.s25.
Philadelps,a Pa SEPT, z-Gesrinss s.S.2ss.-
Baltimore. Nd. Sept 3-C1esnngs S.izs. $50:
balances ~ssii.<5l. Money 5 per cent.
New York exchange loc discount. Ciearfngs 81
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Foreign EXCHANGE.

Primo sterling cables 4.s7a4s7a; checks 4.ses5
6f.s670: 90 days 4.S590Q4-S.
Commercial sterling. cheeks, le6A: 60 GAYS
<-tss2: 90 days 4.s2ss 6i.s sex.
Grain bills 4S4AT4 .S4L.
Cotton bills 4.S54G az. S3i5.
Bankers Paris cables 5.l6LR .l6 I-Is: checks
B.165sd as. 1s Lis: 50 days lsA 40. IS Liz.
Commercial French france, checks. B.I71; 60
days s.1sSsG5. 49,. as IL I-l6.
Commercial Swiss francs, checks 5.laS: 90 days
e.21AE Is -2I lis.
Commercial Belgian francs, checks 6. 1sikd5. IL J.
1s: 50 days 5.20I.
Bankers' r~eichsmarks. cables s5Has5 SIG: checks
tS6e5 LIS: so days ~ I3-Iedgl:h.
Commercial reichsmarks. checks 945sds4 1915:
80 days e4ss: 20 days - 9-Ie.
Bankers Dutch EuIders. checks 70 1-isefoH: %
days 20 15-Ie.
Commercial Dutch ~guilders. checks 4e6ss lis;
GO days 50 1916.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
MUSICAL.


rcr cent discount on tuning
and repairing q pianos ant organs. send this I'D.
Daniel q. bunker Plano Go. 1871 y. Market -
BARGAINS in band instruments B-nat cor
nets. . ~. altos. s. up: Old instruments taken IN
exchange. J. Plscht < Son. IL :. Broadway.
EXCHANGEe your old piano and get a rev,
one. We have new pianos from $40 Up. Jos.
flaeht q Son. III = BTOlINay-
HEAR the soul q a Rrakaus- sing 10 hear
u - 70 buy IT, Ss!i only by Daniel e. bunker
Piano Co. Fourteenth and North Market st--
Just Imp rt,d-So vI1iIns from TEST makers in
Europe: s. 10 500 gst best selections. wholesale
anil retail Hunleth. 3 ;. BroafWay.
LARGEST and most com &c s~eisc:lo. Of hand.
orchestra and sEe~t music IN ely. Jos ph r. Hun
!eth Muse Co. , : Bruldway.
ONE 3 Dewey Mandolin harp. new. IS. L 80.
Republic.
PROFESSOR WE%NER-S veal Studio. 49,
Gcv-r Ave.-Tsache % Italian method. prepara-
tory school 70 oge-1- churches and concerts
PROF RosSOJN. teacher Of yiolin: graduate
C0rzrrvatl-v. Clsln. Germany. desires scholars
at Ttuil1. Wennrrs cCnssrvat1rv- 10. Gsy.r ave
81 buys nice piano. with stool and cover.
Schubert < Mox;e.. 80 FfaGAiin ave
g. Iuys fine plane. vi'h stool and cover. schu-
bert & N'N;er. -D- Franklin ave
go buys tine piano. full-fcale: guaranteed.
kl-etanp Bros Pilal Co. ~ Para ave.
81 buys n fire Plano: god make. fur siz~:
cnst Gh'. with stool and cover lEi y SiA-
tenth FL-
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NEW YORK DENTAL ROOMS,

'ntfsts. Estahiished for q Years
E & wi CO q. s ofirs e. s ssa : ollss;
FREE when teeth are ordered
Largest anc Oldest dental estab-
ltsement In the city. We employ
the most skiliful men In the pro-
fe0ion- Al work Tusranteed-
Consolidation FREE Do not look
for cheap dentists. but come TO Ne
and get reliable work At lowest
prices opsn daily from Q q m
10 . .. N and sunday from
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
Wall Street Gossip.

Reported by Commercial Advertiser through
Francis Bro G. Co. No. 24 North Fourth street:
St. Paul-The afternoon rise in St. Paul TO
the highest price on record was due TO buying
and bidding rp by Talbot J. Taylor and Jacob
Field. followed bv other room traders who
thor-ht that Mr. Keen and the Waldorf cIioue
would put up St Paul to sell other stocks on
the favorable effect produced by the rise in ST.
Paul.
Colorado Publishing by A. A. Housusn A.
Co.. Jacob Field. g H. Dewitt. and by Western
houses. the latter being Influenced BY the de-
parture Of John W. Gates for Europe The COM
mittee stated that Mr.. Gates's absence would
not affect the vigorous prosecution OF the pro-
ceedings % obtain the early control Of the c. f.
/. Co. for the majority stockholders They as
of the greatest concern TO stockholders OF cor
pcratiors whose stocks are listed on the New
York Stock Exchange
North American-The sharp advance In North
American was accompanied by reports that an
important announcement would be made short
ly which would cause a very substantial rise In
the price An inside clique Is understood to hold
40 per cent OF total capital stock
MisceiianeouN-he strength of Union Pacific
was bid up in tho. last hour by room traders.
sy~lvania.
Peansyivania-re eI,-.ordinary rise In Penn
syivania did not start uytil the last half hour;
Al nat time enormous rHy;ns orders appeared
IN the stock and the price Hdvanccd quickly. BE-
ginning at l1h. II was han 70 trace the source
OF the purchases. practically every commission
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
Domestic

Reported by whitaker & CO.. bonds, stocks,
commercial paper and exchange brokers, No. go
North Fourth street:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
MONEY to LOAN.
On Personal Property.


PRIVATE PARTY loans money on furni-
tHre. easy payments. Confidential and prgp~r
trratment ~ Chemical blds.. E.shth and olive.
G~ENTLENAN having surplus funds viii aG.
vance money Cn furniture. panos and &c sa!aried
eFrpl1Ses. 30 Century bldg. Ninth ard olive
MONEY 10 loan on furniture. pianos ana all
good securities. lowest rates In the city: business
strictly corhteat!ai. est 1s7s. 1901 Morgan st
NONET loaned sllaried ueopls without secu.
ny. ips@st rates. repayment Easy. Drake 10
Che-lcaL ILr ~ Ar-aIr M L 81 louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
Local Money Market.

Cesrtsgs showed q healthy increase and there
was an excellent local and outside inquiry for
call and time loans. with discount rates firm be-
tween 8 and 6 per cent.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04

hou.- Of Importance IN the street having orders
ranging from 900 to L. 600 shares. The only
talk In connection with the advance was that
Pennsylvania had been selling below its relative
value. especially since the great rise in the
minor securities which the company controls.
ForeiEn-London traded or beth sides % the
account to the extent OF i5.g9 shares At first
the buying largely predorninated. but on the
advance In Reading and 81. Paul. thu arbitrsEe
houses sold. though the result vas moderate
purchases On balance.
Resiins-New high records were again made
by the three classes Of Reading stock Interest
conferred in the common. Tic buying was scat
tered. n score or two OF cOmmission-houses
taking from 400 10 ; a9 shares. To noon. lee q
200 shares had changed hands. The only gossip
was Of buying for control BY Baltimore and Ohio
and others. The latest was that Gould inter
esis had acquired a large block for use against
tlugcncIer.
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Yesterday's Bank C.earfngs.
Yesterdays clearinghouse statement showed.
Cesrfngs 81, GA 55; balances sel3, so7.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
Second Call.

1900 Am Bike Is ......7easo
Ssi.ns9 500 Mex Cent LIST
Z.sD Atcn H---.ioiny inc -.--...-12tl
SEQ v c r & ~ I2.ccoN p s.
LIST -------lel q
700 Il & o s.. z5.ooo Nat OF Mex
s,sss Do W Va l 8, .o~N Faci
%"p lent ga con --.--..-. Sil
2L.ess g F I con..ssaL MOO G s Lj
3s.oD5c Il Q Is. So 81.
l290 Colo Sou e. LOO St L NJ ls-si
s;z.Ts 5oA { r 81. %
G'.0o Con Tob q. 1000 Toledo a. Sc.
s1s<d- so. 60 L 7 cow.
ec9 Erie c m lien 81 III 6Ii-s.
3.0t Do Penn e.. s1k eco L p int-.
Hoo Fl W & d 6 400 Wab Ist....-IIgI
LIST ----..il5s @.oo Do deb B..7sdis
5.s9 u VI & Il CT
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RED dEa,
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.

IA LAFAYETTE COUNCIL. NO. 90. A.. l.
49, Of H. meets every second and fourth
Thursday evening at Fraternal building.
northwest cc-rer Eleventh and Franklin
avenue. Companions from sister councils cordial
" invited. LOUIS d Commander.
". II. Adams. Secretary
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.

New York. s.pt, 2.-sales OF bonds were mace
here to-day as follows:
First Call.
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For a reasonable discount % male O. female en-
pioy-s: no Objectionable inquiries MADE; business
strictly confidential.
II SALARY DISCOUNT Co. zoo Mermoa &
JsccaTd Bulltiag. cor Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04

$500 Am Bike s.. 500 c Fl s &
5ss.GG NJ Is ....-s2dL
lsee Atch gen 4slotis leo.oo Mex Cent LIST
500 so con z.ooo n X T ID q
deb n Is.....IIss siLd.
1s.oN Can Sou list. 1854 %. 600 Nat Ry Mex
700 Cent Ga I'd LIST con q.
inc IS .----.Gts 5000 & " Poca
LUZ DO ID iHc - zts IS .--------.-- So
zoo & o gen 1900 Nor Pac q. .i04a.
izs .---.--.-lSE 1000 = a. + inc. -
z.@oc Il . 81 loo Reading gen
E.@oC c c & St. $500 & y =
gen fs-=-IE S------ieffls
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FINANCIAL.

THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE
BANK, with an experienced and
unchanging management, soIicits
the accounts Of corporations,
firms, banks and individuals.
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LIVE AND E LIVE.

That Is cur way We advance money on saa-
res and furniture a. lowest rates IN the city,
Name yplE own time. date and amount Of pay
mont Discount II paid before due X sex or
out q employment We carry you. No removal.
Strictly confidential VIII take % your Loan and
advance more VIII call on request. Mound city
Finance Company. - BenoiSt building. Ninth
AID Pine ST. Prone II g.
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New High Record.-Amonr the stocks which
sold at tie highest prices ever recorded were:
AtchiSgn. baltimore and Ohio. ST Paul. Detroit
Southern pfd-. SEQ Line. National Railroad OF
Mexico. Norfolk and Western. North American.
New York Dock Dfd.. Pennsylvania. Reading
com. and first and second pfd. S-ioSs-Shelieid
Steel com. and pfd.. Southern Pacific. and Wheel
ing and Lake Erie.
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Norfolk and wes-ern-A feature Of the after
noon was Norfolk and Western. which rOse 4
came from J. 4, .""ack: who is known. as a
Gates broker. and from A. A. Housnan & Co.
- II. Dewitt * Co. and others. There was
no gossip other than that the traders pool was
predicting nucn higher prices on earnings Chss-
speake and Ohio rose sympaihetlcaliy.