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The Washington times., 1903-07-07
Insurance Man Dead.

James Martin, thirty eight years of
age, died at his home in South Lee
Street yesterday evening. He had been
i'll with typhoid fever for some time. He
came to this city from Fairfax county
and engaged in the insurance business.
He is survived by a widow.
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Funeral of Mrs. Davis.

The funeral of Mrs. Annie Davis, wife
OF the late Wesley Davis. took place
from her late home yesterday afternoon.
The services were conducted by the Rev.
DR.. Brooke. and the pallbearers we're
Louis Hart. Harry Brown, Jackson, En-
nest, Walter. and Wesley Davis.
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ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

city. and the day was spent by large
number of families in a pleasant way
at the resort. A moonlight trip down
the river tonight will be one OF the
features OF the occasion.
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Call money is expected to develop ease
this week in anticipation of the payment
of the Pennsylvania Railroad loan OF
$4O,OOO.OOO. which is due July Is. The
rates of exchange on New York at in
terror points are beginning to reflect the
receipt of checks for interest and divi-
dends.
The Washington times., 1903-07-07
STREET RAILROADS OF
The NATIONAL CAPITAL
Interesting Statistics Contained in
Recent Census Bureau Bulletin.

The bulletin Of the Census ONCE Civ
ing statistics of street railways in the
United states contains some valuable
information about the railways of Wash
ington.
The mileage of the various companies
operating in the District is given as fol-
lOmc.
The Washington times., 1903-07-07

1t Is reported that the earnings of the
United States Steel Corporation for the
last quarter amounted TO a little less
than S35, 000, 600. or a decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding period in
1902.
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Following is a table showing the au-
thorized capital stock of the different
companies, the amount issued, and the
capital liabilities per mile of single
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OFF for Marshall Hall.

The Union Sunday Schools OF this city
are holding their fourteenth annual eK-
cursion to Marshall Hall today. The
boats carried large crowds from this
The Washington times., 1903-07-07
"Coppers" on a Jaunt-

Policemen Gill and Ferguson are
spending their vacation in New York
Their places at the station house are
being filled by Policemen Carney and
Mayhem
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

reported by W. B. Hibbs CO., 1Ho F
Street; Members New York Stock Exchange.
Chicago Board Of Trade. Washington Stock Elk
changed
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Noon.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Market opened weak, points higher
TO points lower. Noon. steady.
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The break IN cotton yesterday was
equivalent, as nearly as 1t could be cal
culated. to a slump of 4 points in the
stocks. II was viewed with entire sat
isfachon by the stock market comma
nifty. brokers especially. The specula-
ton in cotton has diverted great deal
of interest from stocks.
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(special 10 The washington Times)

Especial % The Washington Iimes)
CHICAGO. July THE following
prices were quoted on the grain market
today.
The Washington times., 1903-07-07

1t is the information of bankers in
New York who are intimately informed
on Mexican politics that the country's
finances will soon be established on Il
gold basis. Negotiations have progress
cd 10 a definite point You can hardly
realize what that will mean for Mexico. %
said member of a stock exchange house
who recently inspected some properties
there. Under the conditions that now
prevail business men have simply to
gamble on the price of exchange. and the
practice Is demorslizing.
The Washington times., 1903-07-07
LOAN COMPANIES.
CAPITAL LOAN COMPANY.
DO YOU NEED MONEY 2

We loan from 5000 70 $4,000 on furniture.
pianos. hors1s. wagons. etc. and you get he
full amount you ask for. and the same DAY Won
ASK iOr IT.
Our rates are as low as any. and you rnak.
your own terms No trouble 10 give rates md
explain methOGs-
MUTUAL LOAN & TRUST CO.,
9ls STREET
ROOMS u AND l., NAT1ONLL Union BLDG
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1t is the observation of a good many
brokers that lot of uninvested money
is lying around idle. The demand COR
coed investment securities yielding any
where from to per cent, while mod
erately active, accounts for but small
percentage of the money supposed 70 be
seeking safe and profitable employment.
Everybody" remarked a bond dealer,
thinks securities are cheap, but a great
many think they will be cheaper still.
and wait ACCORDINGLY"
The Washington times., 1903-07-07

bulled on It's earnings, and the posi-
bility of an increase OF the dividend
rate. Wall Street has been fooled sew
oral times about an increase of the Nor
folk and Western dividend. and uatu-
rally is somewhat skeptical. The pre-
vailing sentiment on all coaler stocks,
however. is rather bullish.
The Washington times., 1903-07-07
.sl7, 7o4. 900 en-. SAG. $50

The aggregate number of cars owned
by the District companies in 1902 was
1.O10, divided as follows:
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FINANCE md CONNER CE.
CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

The sharp break in cotton is the most
talked OF incident this morning. and is
expected TO have beneficial effect on the
stock market. The hope is INDUCED that
this break is the end of the corner and
wild speculation In cotton.
The Washington times., 1903-07-07

REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared TO assume the management Of your
real estate Careful attention given to all de-
The Washington times., 1903-07-07

Two million seven hundred and fifty
thousand dollars in gold bars, taken from
the assay office. was shipped to Europe
today by the Kronprinz Wilhelm, most
of ii destined for Paris.
The Washington times., 1903-07-07

American stocks were heavy In Lon
lon today; from II to u below parity
The Washington times., 1903-07-07

The banks have gained from the sub
treasury since Friday 1867 900.
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30
IMMIGRATION
MAKES BIG GAINS
All Records at Port of New
York Were Broken
Yesterday.

ALBANY, N. Y, March 3O.-The
very great increase in recent months
In immigration at the port of New
York is commented upon in the quar-
terly report of the state department of
labor, just made public. Says the re-
port:
Although immigration al the port of
New York surpassed all previous rec
ords in the fiscal year ended June 80,
1907, there has since been steady in
crease even into the cold season. In
tn" third quarter of 1902 there were
1OSS0O and in the fourth quarter no
fewer than 12202S, as compared with
93,62S in the fourth quarter of 1901.
FourfifthS of the recent arrivals be-
longed to one Of the following eight
races:
Southern italians, 26.1 per cent of
the aggregate, Hebrews lis per cent
Germans 81 per cent, Poles S3 per
cent Scandinavians 60 per cent, north
ern Italians 60 per cent, Slovaks 81
per cent and Magyurs A per cent.
The largest numerical increase Is
among the southern Italians, and the
reXt largest among the Hebrews. OF
all the immigrants 1850 could neither
NHa hnr ''l', .n., Lal' " NCsp being
a.. ..t. .I.r. .r.. |iu....
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at
least onedreaded disease that science
has been able to cure in all it's stages
and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternityt
Catarrh being a constitutional dis
ease, requires constitutional treat.
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and Civ.
ing the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting
nature In doing its work. The pro-
prietors have so much faith in Its
curative powers, that they offer one
Hundred Dollars for any case that
it fails to cure. Send for list Of tes-
timonials. Address
+. j. CHENEY a. CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold BY druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the bes t
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30
Great Rush of I'm m iuran t.,

NEW YORK, March 30.--Immigrant
arrivals at Ellis island yesterday broke
all records for Sunday in the history
of the harbor of New York. BY night
fall, when Commissioner Williams
staff had sifted through the great mass
brought in 10y the Philadelphia, the
Campania, the Savoie and the Graf
Wadersee, it was found that 1850
men, women and children had passed
through the shoots and were either
speeding TO their new homes or else
awaiting further investigation in the
detention compartments" This is the
beginning of the rush season for i'm
migration, and this years record is ex-
pected to exceed all others by many
thousands. During March of last year
54,COO foreign born persons were
passed through the bureau. This year
March, with two days yet to come,
has brought the number up to $4,000,
while today and tomorrow will per
haps add 10000 to the list.
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30

is a matter of sufficient Importance
to be put on record, to be- carefully
stated in ink and to be fully sub
scribed to by all the parties in the
board.
But the gravest defect in our tax
system is not even limited at by the
experts. Nor was it considered by
the Citizens Association, or brought
by any one to the attention of the
General Assembly. The principal
weakness in the whole scheme of
municipal taxation lies jim the law
which gives collectors practically
unlimited time for the collections
OF single year. Formerly tax
was collectible for two years. Now
1t may be collected virtually for
twenty years. Ten years ago the
life ola tax was extended to four
years. This was done because of
the difficulty at that time to collect
any debt. The Cleveland times i'm.
poverished everybody and the ex.
tension of the period in which a
tax would have to be paid was
made to relieve the taxables and to
save them from being sold out.
At the same time, however,
another feature was added to the
tax. 1t was not merely made lien
for four years as against two form.
erly, but it was also given the
force and power of a Judgment
and thus was given an almost end
less life. This feature of it has
worked directly to throw a cloud
upon many titles to realty in this
city and has served as one more
blow to real estate in the com.
munity.
1t was mistaken charity to OK
tend the time for the payment of
taxes, but all kinds of charities
prevailed between Cleveland's cleo
ton in 1892 and McKinley's cleo.
ton in 1896. Good times are here
but many Of the vices that grew
out of the hard times still hang on.
In respect to this city tax, the old
conditions should be re-instated in
that tax should be lien for two
years and no longer. Then our tax
collectors would again get Idone col
lectlng sometime within the men,
Ory of man.
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30
APPRENTICES Y
ON FURLOU(a
Two New Castle Youths NDw
In Navy Visit Relatives
Here,

No- C,,4,.u N.L On A.. IA;
paa w." oas s W;u: maiIN ,, o"LAi ny
ha o Ia. anu m'ii ta T I1s;. WY
& uee ah;n VI .ae .set a., eleo. -
a;aht s sn.p r.i1iu ior 'ue s,as'
1 in M arc non.e ou !" ruf-
, n,soi o aney a re-; no" sec4nu e esaSs
n n"Ha, applentices. IDuring Vuo'i
na riso a .nss u,s,'0,. o may III sa
P@t 70 anu wore I,ansiefeo 70 %
Ell n "nu I Mol 1ne =; " NJ
~ IT, ..eun s mahoney !? INV =
~ o Mo,mn nuo a'I9' ooins siA "o"E'
q" g. $500 patn.,, " c.o.
;ts r,oat e,e. ,,ost ~. a. d. Iool9'y "
ne o m" ,,a,,a yeeeo,a"y sooeivea'i 90
. uS" m ao..ut;t.s,, auu auvp'1u !" e.
sno; 800 uoa asnN;nt"a "no ~ N
ooolo.y sppoiutou colnni't
a;u .an 70 At a. az n eu,s' 'a!hnleh1
s.se e Az Ine opeTa mousse o0t-s
'n M, iiie wv WeeK III may.
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30
RAN AWAY TO AVOID FINE
Delaware Poker Player Arrested Alter
Being Fugitive Two Years.

John Veasey, of Georgetown, was
committed by Magistrate Kocher.
sperger in Philadelphia on Saturday
to await extradition from Delaware,
from which State he is said to be a
fugitive.
In 1901 Law and Order Society
was established in Georgetown, fol
lowing a series of revival meetings.
One OF the organizations first Of
ticlals acts was to raid a poker game
in one of the leading hotels Yea
soy was arrested as one of the back
ers of the game.
He pleaded guilty it is said, on the
advice of his friends, who convinc.
cd him that a nominal fine would
be the extreme penalty. When the
Court made the penalty $500, how.
ever, they advised Veasey to leave
town and stay away until a new
Sheriff was elected. He did so, and
it is alleged, has been living in
Philadelphia at Eighteenth and Ar,
iona streets, ever since. The war.
rant for his arrest was sworn out
by Sheriff Hart, who caused Yea.
sey's original arrest in Georgetown
and who still holds that position.
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30
Honor to Macdonald In London.

LONDON. March 30.--The dispatch
of the remains of Major General Mac
donald, who committed suicide in
Paris, to Scotland last night by train
was the occasion for remarkable
demonstration. Owing to the fact that
his widow had decided that the burial
shall take place at 6 o'clock in the
morning, Immediately after the arrival
Of the body at Edinburgh, hundreds of
Scotchuen representing the highland
societies and several Scotch members
Of parliament gathered on the platform
ut the Kings Cross railway station
here. Most of the Scotchmen wore
their national costumes. Wreaths
were placed on the coffin in the name
of the different clans, and the pipers
played national dirges as the body was
entrained. All attempts to persuade
the widow to delay the interment and
permit the highlanders to arrange for
a national funeral in the highlands
failed
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30
EXTRA SESSION
OF CONGRESS SURE
Cuban Senate Ratified Treaty
on Pledge Of the Pres
ident.l
FOR CONCURRENT ACTION
Action on Reciprocity With
Cuba Required According
to Treaty Before
Dec. 3lst.

WASHINGTON, March 3O.-Tbere IL
general satisfaction in ofticial circles
over the action Of the Cuban senate In
approving the treaty without condi-
tons. An extra session Of both houses
Of congress in November is considered
certain. All that remains now Is the
passage of concurrent resolution by
both branches Of congress carryln: the
provisions of the treaty into effect. Both
the president and Secretary Hay e1-
pressed themselves as highly gratifed
when they heard Of the favorable re-
suits of the special session at Havana.
Although somewhat out of the regu-
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30
The Next MONDAY Service.

The tenth of the MONDAY SCI Il "a
at st. Andrews Church Eight ard
ShiPley streets, will be held to-nvr-
row, beginning at l2.l5 o'clock. The
speaker will be the Rev. Peree me
Wroth Of Baltimore.
The attendance at the services ia S
year has been very gratifying nd
business men and business wouan
are cordially asked to this and" I've
subsequent meetings OF the ser.s.
There will be five more service,
next Friday and on Monday, Tue stay
Wednesday and Thursday Of tho :oI.
loving week.
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30
CUBAN SENATE ADJOURNS.
Particulars of the Fight For Accept
nnce of the Treaty.

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ana -. '' ,r ," s''o'""s n'sn III
,,uo,.od ~, - 80 , r"s "p
r.ous, atau,s., W ~ "l' "p
Nv anr annd,.ta.a u.s. 'o' ".n'ps,v"
tim. Ii,o,t onnaaan"on. ~, I.erio ' ~,
$50, -.,., .I nN, u. -" ING 'een ui'
aahlo n,asaaua rusr, e.a' p. " 'l'
,,,h,ah - 49, s,.,,',. -'a' ~
pro,iaon+ pn.a.,t $500, n tn"'
,,o, aas.,aa ~ w. "u"'' ."r a spe
T,. -. Dl-oie wv l.
4uoua,i.t.s a.. 49, was
pa,ma and ra"a n t .,n w les.u.,''
.o,,,.x y, ing
$500 .',s-.' ,., "",'"s pe'n
.on,ont. C..o ,n ""'ois ''"s
oab's an" '''"' e'nipon'hs
oan,r,,,toa H.. .,,a ,v'..sn e,'''oi'
a;tian -, w.. ,ne o''u' ',o''a',o u'.'
.,.a an.o w. ~ .s ..in'' n"'e' ms
800 ~ ~ ,ns1,s ~ "N'e"''-
~ NY "'.n'iis''"uoi seha'
~ '"As 'h0 '''ohoi'io'lal
49, a. -. es''uAien.s ~ 'i'e
." ~ ~ wv nu'ei IVA" senate ioi 'he
4I"n" NeN' p'""'e 'oi'"'heu Ill 'he
0s'i"' 'ep''''
i'o' "N'ioh was uelayeu lor Il long
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30
Labor Union Mics

The paper hangers of the city
will hold a meeting at SIS Market
street, Wednesday evening, to form
an organization exclusively for
men Of their craft.
A numberof cloth cap makers Of
Wilmington have organized local
branch of the United Cloth Hat and
Cap makers OF North America.
Joseph Cohen Of 226 Shipley street,
is secretary Of the local Union.
TheArbeiter Saeugerbund will cele.
brate its 50th anniversary Thursday
evening April 23d, by holding cons
cert and ball in Turn Hall.
The Bartenders Union at theis
meeting yesterday elected Patrick
Dougherty and Patrick Carney as
deleg ates to the convention 10 10
held in Philadelphia on May 18th.
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30
HAD NO LIQUOR LICENSE

Isaac Jackson Persists in Violating the La W
and is Heavily Fined.
Isaac and Clara Jackson, colored,
we're charged in the City Court this
morning with selling liquor without
a license at 7l2 Curlett street. Jack
son saId he was guilty of having the
liquor but did not sell 1t. Testimony
was against him however, and he
was fined 500 aud costs. Clara was
dismissed. The house was raided yes.
terday aud many men and much
liquor found. Jackson was before
the court several years ago on a SINH
lar charge.
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30
HAND In HAND.
WHERE YOU FIND ONE, YOU'LL
FIND THE OTHER.

FIND THE OTHER.
Health ana DR.. David Kennedy
Favorite Remedy are both Compan-
ions; they travel together hand In
hand, and where you find one You II
find the other.
The countless testimonials rsceiv-
ed by the Doctor from sufferers who
have been cured OF tho numerous
diseases Of the Kidneys. Bladder,
Blood. Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and
Female Weaknesses, is splendid proof
Of this fact.
Put some urine in q small glass
and let it stand "a hours, il you find
1t pale and discolored; If it has q sed-
lment; if is cloudy and ropy; your
Kidneys and Bladder require imme.
date treatment, and there 10 no med
iclne IN existence that has made such
remarkable cures as Dr.. David Ken
nedysFavorits Remedy.
1t has convinced the most doubt
full, aud if you are doubtful; II you
A~'S wv ~VuhVVhOu VhC
powera of DR.. David kennedy's Fay-
orite Remedy, it viii! only cost you
the price Of a postal card TO DIS.
PEI THAT DOUBT.
1t is matter Of absolute Judi fer
ence to US how many physicians or
specialists have prescribed for YOU
without bringing you relief; write
your full name and address on pos.
tai card and send it to the Dr.. David
Kennedy Corporation, Rondout, N.
y, and you will receive absolutely
freea trlaLbottle Of DIR. DAVID KEN
NEDY'S FAVORITE REMEDY
of sufficient quantity to convince you
OF Its rapid relieving powers, and
that a continuation OF its use will
cure any disease Of the Kidneys, Liv-
err, Bladder and Blood.
Druggists sell it IN NEW so CENT
SIZE and the regular 81 size bottles
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30
Gales and snow In North Carolina.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., March 30.-A
special to the Observer from Newbern,
N. c., says: "a severe wind and rain
storm has been raging here. The
Neuse and Trent rivers presented
scenes almost equal to the Atlantic on
rough day, being white from shore to
shore. In some portions Of the city the
streets are impossible, and down on
Union Point people have to be taken
from their houses In boats, the tide
covering the first floor Of their homes.
1t is said by a prominent trucker that
the damage done to crops In Craven
county will amount to $4,000. A little
snow fell early in the morning"
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30
StAle Board of ApriCuliure

The State Board of Agriculture,
which has just been constituted a
Bureau of immigration and allowed
$4,000 by the Legislature for prose.
cutting the work of seeking foreign
settlers for this State who under
stand foreign farming and can learn
the local crop conditions, will hold
its first conference with Governor
HUM tomorrow. The Board will
at once advertise in foreign news.
papers and periodicals, and will es-
tabIlsh agencies in some of the
large cities.
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30
FOR UNION PRIMAR IES

May 18th Selected But Following DAY
May Be Agreed On.
The Union Republican First Dis
trict Committee has filed an appli-
cation with the Department of Elec.
tons to allow it to hold its primary
election on May 18th. which is enc
day before that selected by the
Regular Republicans This might
indicate that there are to be two
Republican tickets in the field, but
efforts will be made to get the two
factions together in which event
common primaries may be held on
one of tho dates.
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30

BAD roads are universal. A West
ern exchange relates the case of a
citizen of Missouri going to the
town Of Mexico with a load of chick.
ems with the following result; "He
got about two miles from homo and
stuck in the mud, He worked all
day, but made little progress. He
went the next day with four horses
but still did not reach his deslna
ton, His wagon, chickens and all
are sitting to one side of the road.
lie goes every morning and feeds
them This story could have a
duplicate almost in this county.
Our roads were never worse than
this winter due to alternate freez.
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30
French Nuns Como to Cnnad a

ST. JOHN, N. b., March 30.-Twen.
ty one sisters Of the Daughters of Je.
sus expelled from France under the
law Of associations have been cared
for by the Sisters of the Good Shep-
herd and the Sisters Of Charity of this
city. The French sisters arrived on
the steamer Lake Erie from Liver.
pool, and most Of them are on their
way to Three Rivers, Que, where eight
houses of the order have been founded.
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30

GEORGE W. VERNON.
Editor and Publisher From 1852 to 1901.
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30

TROMSO, Norway, March 30. -
Captain Coffin and twelve men who
will take part In the Zeigler arctic
expedition have arrived here. The re.
pairs to the expeditions steamship
America arc completed. The whole of
her stores will be purchased in tho
United States.
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30
Shade Trees.

Now Is the time to order ornament
al trees, vines, roses, shrubs etc.
George S Mattingly S1S Jackson
street, is salesman for Hopes Bros
and Thomas. West Chester, Pa.
They guarantee every thing true TO
name and replace all that fail to
grow. Established 50 years and Il a We
800 acres.
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30
Bucklen's Arnica Salyo.

Has world wide fame for marvel.
GUS cures. 1t surpasses any other
salve, lotion, ointment or balm for
Cuts, Corns, Burns. Boils Sores,
Felous. Ulcers. letter, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. Chapped Hands. Sxin
Eruptions; infallible for Piles. Cure
guaranteed. Only Csc. at N. B
Daniorth's drug store.
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30

John Grltfith, ofSouth Wilmington,
received a letter last week notify w
him that by the de ath OF his faith d
Pennsylvania be will receive S. ,01
as his share OF the Griffith estate
Mr.. Griffith has been employed at
the plant of the Diamond State St,cl
Company.
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30

AFTER another careful rereadi ng
of the several statutes which relate
to our Department of Elections we
cannot see where the authority is
to be found for the belief that there
are two such departments. 1t looks
like another of those persistent and
old fashioned Democratic struggles
to hold on to power.
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30
April 3 d. trMAl. NaY.n M

Governor Hum ana Secrytary',
State Layton have issu ed an A. J.,
Day proclamation, naming Fril y
April 3rd, as "Arbor and Bird L Il,
in accordance with special act {
the legislature of 1901, passed at h
instance of the Audubon sOciet a
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30

The big steamer that the Hsran
and Holingsworth Company is
building for the Bay State Ste a.
ship Company will be launc! a |
some time during the coming wee
1t was to be launched to-day.
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30

ings and thawings and an unusual
rainfall. When we delivered our
tobacco many man would have
met the fate of the Missourian had
he not put on a small load or hitch.
ed more horses to the wagon-a
loss in both cases. We have a good
roads law and we trust it meets
with the appreciation of our rural
friends.
The daily Republican., 1903-03-30
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN

Southeast Corner, Third and King Streets