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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Sampen mpb Snberfulpien. ir

Gfien meooeles: &tmmnnbinoe In.
mann, 9rugseier G. SO. Slier 8anf.
6irefter RasmrsieL Rehaftsrerne
@ierIerp og &riitofferien og 0oftor
MoeItue iubbp6er i'll Eegnins at 81.
Drag til ct Sauotorium for Sltbertlt'
Idle Sfiers Sme9n,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Speriee os SinIano.

SrnSt til Sibirirn. 6bu, 9orser.
meter SauonbIao. iom npIis blep
fpn9ilet os iat paa @iborgSlot / Sim.
LAMB. blep iorleoen fort ooer 6rGu.
fen til ct ubefienbt geitcmmeIiesiteo
| Rltslono eller Sibiricr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
9pinbeliae 2ascr.

NOtnoeIigc Wager. Uro StodboInt
meboeIes ben lite Rooember: Reeie.
rinseu bar ibae uoitebt en- 6ororb.
ming, bporefter Der eioe3 foiuoeIige
SGger iamme Ret Tom manbIise 2p-
ger til at isge og erboIOe S9geembe'
Der unotogen nogle Smiths. og Mi.
literIegembeber og GmbeOerue Tom
Suerl9ger peo SoipitaIer og Sinbs.
ipgennitalter. Saa inort Ell fpinbe-
Zig SGee glitter Jig, aniGe5 bun for at
babe fortabt tit Gmbebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27

Silbeiifet. I'll Toe Ropember er
Der. ifsIge ira GiIferiitprelien ! Der
Der, ifsIse Siifariitprelien ! Ser
T2,34o Ssnoer SmooiiIo, mob til 8.
9opember flor b~enbOlospis 227 900
og $4,000 Ssnber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Srrbt | s~rrifemaifinen.

gelia ltlpffe benbte Den 4oe Ropem'
Der pao @aaroen 9iRrsmo | Nes, -
friner ~gfersbuspoiten" - ibet en-
13.aarie Cater al WeGereu peo Del
nrrIiseenoe Msaebrus fom for nGr
ben til en- Remlebning, iom isrer fro
Wsllen iii 8oaroens SrPffemaifine.
&emmen gre6 fat / Yieens 3lGber oe
fsrte benoe inc / Maifinen, bpor bun
blep brGbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Ga5t o ~,
iiIyales ener tineie.

sosrtis'snsut,r nussT 'GuRss'. '1i1str' III
IalaS' % 'G'Rrissrsisl' iuftr Is gsuts for . Ora
Tor s0,r Gang % en- Sent sI Orb for ait tom sDss'
figcr 25 Orb. NpsrtstHsnfgr tHbnsss tfs for rsas
IN cub . SsRts. ytass maa Hirabisais ussislp
elt StfiaiRgsr. Ist IsHaiE fa Tn al bosisrs ias
utaI Gummtr.
~ eGstsHasSttIbus tORsr Is gszts pL sisaA
Spo Crs ai,r en- gtRis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27

Slaaet ia ibjGl. Sorleben inotrof
Der en- isrgelig lllnffe | gigsnGS pna
aormsen, ioet gnfefru aalits
Gnfe efter en- afoso Spipnsmano peo
giasnGS gert - falbt ubfor en-
SfrQnt % ilog Jig libel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Spitens llbfaIb. amtmonben / sta.

aVItH" l1UTHIU. SF"EIIIIIluIIUVN ~IU'
Danger amt inoberetter: Somme'
rens Semperatltr bar iaar ligeionl
ifior ppret lap, berboS tcurmelig me-
gen Rebber, Ser tiloels bar beipGrlig'
eiprt Snobsitningen, uoen Dog al
poloe uogen p9ientItgere Sfaoe. Ssit.
uobpttet mna bel / oct belle toget on
fees iporenoe minbif til ct MiboeIs'
oars, operfor Ssapleus, noset unber
for 8oteterneS 8eofommenbe. Sor
Sabep9ienet bar Iaret ppret oaar,
ltgt, men oct irbtager life nogen be,
tpoeligere Elaos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
45 glar peo Srpmmen.

Ssnoag Hog anoers gifsren gergens
9rigabemuiifs Stortromme for itoite
Gang. Panongen efter bar Oct fernti
anr iioeu, ban loo Jig bperpe iom ge.
porben SoIont peb isrite @arniionS.
fompani. s 40 Iar bar 8ifsren Der.
efter p9ret Stortrommeilager; bpert
Wenneife / Bergen fienoer BAN. %
ban bill blipe iapnet, naor Wtiooogs.
paraoen trGfter forbi. "gergens Ii.
oenbe" snifer. at gamle 8ifsren faar
Ell iaa pen @eniion, at ban iorgirit
fan leoe Heiteu al tine Gage efter ct
%uiPooanlig pIigtopfpIoeuoe Sip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27

samlagct itaar. Sra ariitiansianb
meooeles ben 9oe 9ouember: Otter
ben bploiomite a9itation fra Sant'
IaasItormernes SIDE foregif afitem.
ningen ioag meb ct ltbfaIo, at Sam'
Iaget bIioer itaaen0e meb here BrH'
Dreoe StemmerS Sperpegt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
starre G~irnhnmsinln.

Stsrrc GicnSpmsialg. Sru anru
ggle, aamot / gIteroalen, bar peo
2ensmano Gariten Stmonien, Glue.
rum, iolgt fin @aaro giteraas meo
tinigeenoe bel 10000 NoaI Sfoo
iant Sopbn Brig til 8. &irferso,
Smaalenene. Sisbeiummen er ube-
fienot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
MorSiascn fra ilucrnp. girfcbon

mer 2ueaarb poa gmager bar M
iluttet llnoerisgeliernc Roroiagen
ira uaeriip pao amaaer. Der oil
blipe reiit gftion mob Geter Sanier
ior Wonhorob % MOB @pper Gbri'
iteuien for Spperi % Mteobelaetigbro
| lnperi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
- Mauo furaiitet

SnlDs. - 3 Wtano tDr9tffef. Sru
Sromss melbes ben Sbe Nooember:
Ere Mano blep inot forgiftet al Stu.
los omborb / en- lioeu gaab. Se blep
bragt pao @mtsipgebulet, bbor Der
bIep 9iort oft mtliet for at reo0e
benz. Sor ben eneS 8eofommenoe
bar 9Pgerne goot Saob oerimob life
for De andre to.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Ter farite. = 0anrnar

Ten fprite. 5 3anmarf err MI for
ferlte Gang en- apinbe aniat icm
2pee peb ct ofieniliet Spsebus. Oct
er Gonb, meo. Srf. Gbriitiane Glou'
fen. Der bar facet EIabs Tom fait Re.
ierpelpee peb Ct. Sons Soipital peo
Rosfiloe. Sanmarfs itsritc Sinosip-
npoinI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
9smuias SeSninssbsie. Meo aas

tein Ssnoigs Reoningsbsie oil Der
ifplge "3anncbro9" finoe ct Soriss
Steo uofor Sfaeen. Gen norife Wsas
rine bar Itillet ct arigsifib til 9ispo'
iition. oa 9snpie biz meb 16 Wano
Iaoe iig inoeluffe / 8sien og fate no
fra 4rigSifibets Def.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
9roen ripes prf. Nra aritenpi.

fen meooeles Den zoe Ropember: S
be ire forIebne Gage bar Der nGret
poloiomme &egnifpl. Gen ii Weeter
Ionae 8ro oper 2iaoalselper er bort
repen, bporoeo geien til Sartool er
afbrubt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27

lllpffe ! Sfjsrn. Sorleben Otter.
mioong, nnoer SsmmerfIstnina /
Nsoroelueu omfom SIstuingsiorman.
ben n. 8rebeier itriper "JoIfetiben.
De-. llIpffeu gif for ia paa Sen
Raabe, at 9reoeien ifilloe forisae al
Issue enbel Ssmmer. icm bapoe Sbn.
get fla iammen GIpen. Son II.
Ssmmeret Les, men ioet oct lsSneSe,
fit ban belle 2smmermosien oper ia.
og ben req BAN meS. Sans aamero.
ter isgte forsi9oeS at reooe BAN. De
tniteoe ct Gang til BAN. og ban III
oaioa iai | Sai,get, men maotte llipp,
Oct % foripanot | Gpbet. 5orulpf.
feoe par ca. 80 sIar aammel. Sar
efterIaoer zig aone os Barn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27

ger begropet / Iuiret5 @oar6, og
benoper itore RGno5 @raue logger
man life Steubro eIler &aoeaulGg,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
@eitinsif ganf. Otter hpob "9!

@eitinSiif Yanf. Otter bpo6 no.
Iitifen" erfarer. er sc foreIsbise 6or'
banbIinaer meIlem Sinansminiiteriei
% fisbenbapuife 9aufer ongnoenoc
Sprettelie al Ell ieooeIuoitebeuoC
9ouf paa CT. Thomas mi aiiIuttet.
6innnsminiiteriet i~orbereoer MI et
Sorllag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
18irmss Sluitrr".

"01entsp Alplfcr Sra SIleH
me6oeleS: aftieiellfabet @iemss 8Io'
fters 9eimrelie bar ifslge "8arben"
gipet 9ireftsr y. Siortb, 9riitiania,
SeIifabets 8anbfalo, araftitation og
faIte gicnoomme paa aloiterseu paa
Saanoen for 100000 9roner. Saano.
gtoeIien repro euterer ilbenlauoife
8engemPno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27

TsSsfaIb. On bloc areoie. iiGr
inoen Den 9Ibre Slnst fienot Gome,
@eneralinoe Marp Sunob. &c ofgoaet
neo Gsoen | en- aloer al 1912 aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Ten fsrite fpinocliae 9oftpranb,

gono. mag. CLARA Solit, bolot torle'
ben lin FREDERICKSBURG for ben ftlo'
iofiIfe Goftorgrao | llniperlitetets Vii
bitorium oper BET ~ielupalgte emne:
1Cm oen tpife HisSuotole".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Ghrihiansbura clint. ffro ais

Gbriitiansburs Slot. 6ro 3isben,
bapu meooeIes Den lobe 9onember
SoIfetinset peStoa ioaa peb 3bie ge.
~bonbling meO "a MOB , Stemmer al
neoiGtte Ell aommiSitou augaaerbs
8ieropfsreIie al Gbriitiansborg Slot.
Observation-Disclosures oe enfeIte 8eu'
tire itemte life. 8oriIoget aif Der
n9it til 2anoStingct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Sra Danmarf.

sartorp 1attissaaro | 2empis er
totolt ucbbrGnbi. ct 70anrist Sat.
tiglem inoebrGnote.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Gienbomsbanbe

Spenoien, Wdriager, bar fisbt afosoe
4oniuI Storpaos Gicnoom Nari-
oyer uoen SeiGtning for 5o,-
900 9r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Nnifcs

C7nifcs. 20 norite ellsr ipenife
- giaer for almiHoelist SHsdrbeioe I gats-
iouri On for en- Sanilie al 3 % en- Tor en-
Sdmtlte al 2 Man bare uomsrteoe ROT
Ter -- inpcu andre behgper at aHisgr. Booe
SIent. Set Nrbelbe. 2gu $3.50 og $500
pr. lge. Slriu paa GHgelit Goresie: H.
G. NJ, Care of "Posten," DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27

gilSe Spaner. 20 Sponer loaes
forleoen lloe peb Somfrulano. S De
ftoIte 9intre bar Spaner bolbt til Der
ube, iaa set Ter 10 til, at bisie Sugle
bill bape 8interfporter Der. Saor
Times De iIaofalo at babe Iaaet iig til
tioIig, bemerfer "geitmar."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Ultima Tor Snc

S,a OS, hpae slaes BlrsrI bu e. iHicreirrrt l.
"a nj tfaI isuot bta trti en- al igiatGee - reelt
eataleaer To- an Iiper p9cicisle Yrier RTUu
iuu Rummersi slsr Sosid5eu paa aaia!pgsa.
100 saaauer.l cVlaa. i05 aiist Re Bartr, 10
srso o. ERaeiuitsrs Ger.tsi. lis ga1mCtsrls
Rsritsi Ga Ratsrialt. 1876 sIsn @ Biastgt. 1870
II f~Yrreuee Rtpfaber. iS5 Dry Goods. 1t0 Fancy
a Novelty Goods. il5 Sarm Rgbflber. $50 ~
iteartier. i55 peculiar pris gtsb,er. 100 pstgs
i9isr. 1855 JuOsliassr 10 Risiien derEade. tI3
aniptinstr. troesrL gaaae o. BpRLi rget $50
gsmp,r pI anattr. 1856 9tuolsum. @RlgisppCT
"a ~sareiasr, 100 RRHos pattrr o. GAMBLER
i1S Rruss sfo, goo Ranss TFaat : 205 Thu
IN "a muEfal Hr lutramtHisr. go imad Artii
la, 2t5 Earlier o. sdosltsL 22g SglpIeL 223
sssriaasr, 230 sitlBsmlir slitt oa Senior
fcrn tussr, 235 CuHs, $50 sslcisi, Gutter o.
sri. 2p linoctsL ESQ sisTsar t.r. 255 BesH
raIsreS Jorrsae. 260 nhr "a q otter. PCS Ia
mtrs sie. 800 Eamsrs Ratalss (adaysr. Gelie.
NlTeuinasr, Stsrtsr. gtu. Ditter p.Lp J. Il Sb
tufI Z, G barueu0 ne, u Wtierii1ger, " Truss
GA Northumberland. J {~fIeiensE o. c~letiytis ga
s.t. X gamtTas q HsiS9rant e siLsT:N Ss3st.
tsrs Rt1ssr. vi Naaos Rixost aioyte stisg Be
ftaiua mge 4rgper vaa 1eL sfroRlHger 5000
SD 80. w iamms fem VI Hubtaaeu ataouyRss
Bytisa sis. ~ tti 5000. N0 Spertrdtfer, gIoris
riter SeiiiaiHa. meo frguer w RGa9S terctl'
aiogie alF0er. Na6iHioih sata.0a. Butterick
Fashion taialO5 Gil et0eeEiltiis (ue3ioss evsF
gass esriem eH srf,e, pvr 100 stptrs aaia.
lsa, fpri inpsheIesI iairff aft osL rueuurgule
aaialoser iHeheleer. pa ieno % rs SeH!s 81 al
Qlp al beiaie pottosE hpdeH itip e. ~
Tcrtipsrsslfr 90 Weftniagtr iireune gla Aorit
CO inlbt terfiaafliet Tor ss.
Montgomery Ward N Co.,
stskis.n Ava and n.Gsea 81. CHICAGO
~ aat SeEseas oepeefparis' ior q isas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Sra Norse.

gcHeraaIcns Irnbcr er ioIgt til ef
pnientIie norit aompori ! ariitidnto.
Sbertogelien FER itror. ajsbeiitrr1-
men boloes bemmeIia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
on NeeosWeue til.

y ialgs / goot MORT Settlement | ipolise
RtuHeiutd, meo 80 Gcres Yauo. griS
so. 10000 Gbresie: 2aiapette GroFt, Rouie
3, gbatielo. UiiuH. 12b4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
TtIiaI0s. -

Ttiialas. - notwithstanding I
9scoron. beitdasnee al ugs 8Isrstgisr,
aooe Seite. aiapogu % @tlbsbBr, % M
Suauina. SH COB 6drm Tan tnses ! Butte
ON pultes. u. 8. 0ortpH, Seeurah, Soma.
1IbS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Oilialas.

Siiiaigs. - Gu 100 acrss Garm
- iYiarihaa Go, Z. tut. 3l3 Ril I'll
Creamery, Store o. goitOiFce. Spr Rar.
mere uuoerretuiua itrtu I'll 3. 9. Narieu,
Sog "a, Barrie. RlhlaHo Co, u 9ai.
1854
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Rspcrfisb jor Sontant.

" 80 opOprteoe Sauoitptisr pau 100 acrss
bpsr ttlialgS Rrr 8it,e % Siole; Z sri
fra z berbrupts. Steel 90. Sirio III Q. 3.
Seuipu. 3urtIano, y. 9. l2b3
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
CnifcS.

C%nifcs. On Wano meo minoit
- $500 III at uaa / gnrtusribip / &rsatur.
apt COB 8anb for 1000 arsaturer. Beoife
8aHh I GGuaoa. aoyssie: Z. o. Reitius,
Seuen gScriuuS. Isia, Canada. l4b2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Mocnter puSfcS.
1ieiienNc SalasmanN

for gptoa. ION fan irtar an gtoesIoars I'll Risbuteus
pan earbtt @o5 s,slaiiua on Routratt.
Aouss G. s. r. CO, 63 Botes Str.
Detroit, Mich.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-05-06
Opening. Nool
A VIEW OF THE MARKET.

A cynical broker makes the observa-
ton that the market evidently is not
high enough yet to be bought by the
public. There is no material increase
OF general commission business. though
brokers report signs of a reviving inter
est. Their correspondence reveals great
sr inquisitiyeness On the part OF the
public Inquiries are made about partic-
ular stocks and about market condi-
lions. The out of-town correspondents
of wire houses want 10 know what they
should put their clients long Of, the in
ference being that tue clients exhibit
Q disposition 10 be put long of
something. These and other signs OF
similar portent are very encouraging
to brokers. IL is believed that a stead
lily rising market for ten days or a
fortnight more would begin 10 bring
In commissions. Meantime the atten-
dance around brokers' Offices does not
pick w. Brokers say that the feeling
seems 10 be more bullish outside than
II IS in New York
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-05-06
SCHOOL PHYSICIANS AND
MEDICAL INSPECTORS

The United States Civil Service Com
mission will be asked to conduct a COM
petitive examination for medical i'll
spectors of the public schools ami physi-
clans TO the poor Of the District. Com
missioner Macfarland. who has charge OF
the matter, will so recommend to the
Commissioners on the report OF the
board of medical supervisors. which was
requested TO prepare plan for these
examinations.
No provision has been made for com
pensation or expenses of examiners for
this purpose. Therefore the board of
medical supervisors does not think the
duty should be imposed upon members
Of the different examining boards which
examine District applicants who desire
TO practice as physicians
The law requires that applicants for
appointment as medical inspectors OF
the public schools shall be selected by
the Commissioners only after a com
petitive examination The Commission
ers have determined to apply the same
rule to applicants for appointment as
physicians TO the poor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-05-06
DAILY STOCK MARKET REVIEW
Prices Generally Better and Tone of Market Frmer-Trad-
ers' Activity Checked by as Yet Unconflrmed
Reports of Gold Exports.

The crop news was favorable. In the
the industrial list the bull movement
in International Paper made further
progress, the common scoring l per
cent rise. National Lead was under
pressure, but after declining Il rallied
II. Copper held it's l per cent gain on
the Improvement in the metal in Lon
don. Brooklyn Rapid Transit gained a
point ons reports Of large gains in net
earnings. Traders showed hesitation in
operations on account of vague rumors
of gold exports, none of which has been
confirmed up 10 the present writing. The
Undertone of speculations shows con-
siderable strength. Government bonds
unchanged.
Noon-London sold 1000 to 5000 shares
on balance. Its trading was insignia
cant. The market has been uniformly
strong, except for liquidation in Lead
common. Inquiry among commission
houess tends to show that business is
fully professional as usual.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-05-06

NEW YORK. May so a m.-The
stock market opened generally slightly
stronger, but less active than yester-
days opening. Transactions in Anal
gamated Copper were at an advance OF
u. Missouri Pacific rose L, but lost
part of it. ST. Paul and Rock Island rose
II. Reading Is, Mexican National, Great
Western. Union Pacific, Steels, and many
others gained Is
II a. m.-The market has ruled gen
orally on a moderately higher basis.
There was an early advance of some
spirit, although the improvement was
fractional A few concessions followed
and then the tore became slightly hard
er. Frisco showed exceptional strength,
advancing 2 per cent. Other strong fea-
lures included st. Paul, Rock Island,
Chicago. Erie, Erie first preferred, Read
Ing first, Louisville and Nashville. Mis-
souri, Pacific.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-05-06
TAX NOTICE.
TAXESl TAXES! TAXESl

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
Washington, d. C., May l, I9g3.-TaNpayers Of
the District of Columbia win take notice that
the undersigned Eas received the statement Of
assessment of taxes, real and personal. FOR the
District OF Columbia Tor the year ending June
80, 1903, and VIII be ready TO receive payment
ii taxes at this Office from and after che ist
DAY OF MAY. 1903.
By act Of Congress approved February IA,
1902, the whole tax on real and personal prop
crty becomes due and payable in May 1903 So
much Of the said tax due May !, 1903, as shall
not be paid before the LIST day OF tune ensuing
shall tkereupon be IN arrears and delinquent
and penalty Of 1 per cent on the amount
shall be added, and 'he Ist day OF each
succeeding month thereafter, until the same
shall be listed fer advertisement; and sale in
the manner prescribed by existing law T. c.
DAVIS, Collector OF Taxes d. c myI-6t-exSu
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-05-06
ROCK ISLAND BUSINESS

An officer Of the Rock Island Railway
says that business continues heavy, al
though there has been considerable re-
duction in the volume compared with
two or three weeks ago. The road s
cars are pretty thoroughly employed.
however, and IL is not expected that
there viii be any great number of them
idle during the summer. New business
has not developed quite so rapidly as
was expected since the congestion, but
that which is coming forward is of the
stable sort. and conditions, generally
speaking. are said to be perfectly salts
factory.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-05-06
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

United States Reg, $1,O00g1O71a.
United States Coupons, $200@107%.
Washington Street Railway 10000
rs. / .OOO@7S, 1,OOO678. 1,OO0Q7S, 1,OOOg
rs, 1,OOOQ7S.
Capital Traction-1Oq126k. 2OG1269s.
2OQ1264.
Columbia Fire Insurance-50@12, 35Q
u, 60q12, 1O0412.
Washington Gas. 25Q9OA. 25Q9O. 15@
80, 10000, 3@9O15. 2599O, 1699OA.
Mergenthaler, 5q1S5h. 1O91S51a, so
1851, 1OQ1s51k, -1OQ1S51a. 1O@1s5B, 100
1853. 1OQ183a4. 1OQ1S57s. 591s6.
Graphophone preferred. 10OQS.
After cali
Washington Street Railway, l ,0o0@78
Columbia Railroad, 1000@107
Mergenthaler, 1091S6.
Washington Street Railway, 5O0@7SB
Washington Gas, 25@907s. 25Q9012.
Mergenthaler, 10@1Sels, 10@1S6s. 11@
1868. 10Q1S6A.
Washington Gas. 25Q9OA.
Mergenthaler, 1061Sejh buyer 800.
Washington Gas, 2599O14.
Mergenthaler, 10@1S6A
Washington Gas, 25Q901a.
Washington Gas, 25Q90&.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-05-06
Building Permits.

Snowden Ashford, Inspector of Build
lngs, has issued the following permits:
To William J. Wallace for one three
story and cellar brick and stone dwell
ing, at 1874 Twelfth STREET northwest,
at a cost of $4,000.
To A H. Snow, for one four-story. and
cellar brick dwelling. at 2013 Massa-
chusetts Avenue northwest.
To NJ. C. Copeland, for addition and
repairs to premises, 400 Eleventh
Street northwest, at a cost of 81, 800
To Harry T. Refs, for addition and
repairs TO dwellings, SIS and 637 New
York Avenue northwest at a cost of
81, 800
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MUTINEERS INDICTED.

LIVERPOOL. May 6.-The grand jury
yesterday returned true bill against
three seamen of the British bark Veron-
lea, who were indicted on the charges OF
murder and arson. The Veronica was
burned at sea December 20, and the pris-
oners are accused of numbering Captain
Vhaw aad six sailors.
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New Store Building.

New Store Building.
The lot on the northwest corner of
Connecticut Avenue and K Street is to
be cleared of the old buildings which
now improve it and a modern two-story
store and business building erected on
the site. The property is owned by
Judge Lambert Tree, of Chicago. The
new building will front 141 feet on Con-
necticut Avenue and Il feet on K Street.
and will be occupied by John H. Magru-
der, the grocer.
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DELLA FOX ILL.

ATLANTIC CITY. May 6.-DelIa Fox
the once famous prima donna, who has
earned and spent a couple OF fortunes,
is a sick woman at the Dunlop.
She came here from Pittsburg Monday,
accompanied by a trained nurse and
Ada st. Claire. It is said New Yol K
specialist has been summoned.
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REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING NOTES

of worship to he erected on Columbia
Road, near Fourteenth Street, has de-
cided to revise it's plans and call for
new building estimates
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Five New Houses.

Plans have been prepared by Architect
to be erected for Mrs Emily C. Mat
thews on Thirtieth Street, Georgetown.
between y and o Streets. They will be
built of brick, with stone trimmings and
mansard roof
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LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD ON FURNITURE AND PIANOS,
at lowest rates and On the day You apply We
are leaning the Building and Loan Associa-
ton plan which makes the cost OF carry ing
loans much less than you pay elsewhere and
allows yod to pay il of IA any sized notes you
desire, running from 70 twelve months II
you have 4 loan with some other company We
will pay it of and advance you more money i!
desired Rates cheeriuliy given, and no cost
to you unless loan Is made. Call and get rates.
Front ROOM fast door.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
625 ST y. w apl-tf
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The continued buying of bonds is re-
ported to be releasing considerable
money that has been tied up in under
writing syndicates. Loans are paid off
and the banks naturally seek again To
place their funds out at interest This
is one of the reasons why money is get
ting cheaper.
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G Street Property Sold.

The three-story brick house 931 G
Street northwest. just east of the Con-
gregational Church, has been sold by
James NJ Green real estate broker. for
$4,000. The lot contains 2.438 square
feet
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George M. Enrich to Build.

George NJ. Enrich will build a two
story and attic residence on the triangu-
lar site at the intersection Of Sixteenth
Street extended. Park and Pine Streets.
The house will front forty-eight feet on
Sixteenth Street.
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Contract Awarded.

The contract for building the two
houses on Fernwood Heights for E. J.
Stellwagen has been awarded to j. Blake
Clark & Sons. The cost viii be S12, 600.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported by w B. Hibbs & Co. 14l3 F Street.
Members New York Stock Exchange, Chicago
Board of Trade. Washington Stock Exchange.