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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-10-22
ToDAYs MARKETS.
Daily Market Letter.

Furnished by the Donovan Commits
sion Co., of st. Louis, w. e. Pilling,
broker, rooms Is and 10 Leighton
Building, Ottumwa.
Chicago, Oct. .-Wheat-Further
covering by December shorts and re-
ports of a quite heavy export business
having been worked late yesterday and
today, put the price of wheat up a
half cent early in the session, but a
weak cash market in Minneapolis
where the spot article was off 32c re-
assured those of the local crowd who
are bearishly inclined and their sell
ing helped out the advance and a lit
tie more Receipts continue less than
year ago, being 101 here today with
none contract grade. Northwest We're
$40 against SIS last week and 4T2 last
year. Clearances We're small, 119,200,
but reports from seaboard said 35
loads were worked for export and Du-
luth reported % loads taken The May
option was the strongest today, buying
by St. Louis houses, Champlin, Prin-
gle Rankin and Sickel- Roberts being
on a large scale. Bartlett Frazier,
Ware Leland, Clement, Curtis We're the
best sellers, principally of December.
| December closed lower and May a
shade higher. Primary receipts We're
| 1851 800, against 1,42S,000 last year,
and shipments 594,500 against $4,000
last year. Estimates for tomorrow, SO
cars.
Corn--Corn was entirely a local
market and generally steady. The as
sumption that prices are about right
| is gaining ground. Local receipts are
moderate 1913 cars, with nine con-
! tract, and are hardly sufficient to meet
shipping requirements. There are
| some reports OF disappointing huskins
returns, indicating that corn may be
following the course OF wheat anc
oats when final results are considered
as compared with the harvest prom.
ises. We adyise keeping off the Short
side. Clearanees, 172.6 500. Primary
Ireceipts 596200 against 427,s00 last
year. Shipments 4SS,10O against 279,-
| 800 last Year Estimates for tomor.
row. 80.
l Oats-Oats We're firm most of the
| session. The May in particular was il
4 good dernalid and the buying suggest
1 ing the reinstatement of long lines
1 Receipts are moderate. Shipping I'M
| luirS fair.
| Proyisions-Th The buying Of lard at thu
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opening for foreign account was the
principal feature for the day. The
packers bid the market up and were
the best sellers at the best prices.
There has been u little Improvement
in, the cash trade. but do not consider
this a bullish argument as this Is the
time of the year when stocks should
be small and cash demand the best.
Toward the close there was a good
deal of selling from scattered source
and not much demand for product
causing a very weak market. Sixteen
thousand hogs for tomorrow.
Stock Letter.
New York. Oct 81 -Todays market
agreeably contradicts the pcssimistic pre-
dictions made before the opening and the
collapse of the Federal bank of Pittsburg
had very little effect. There was some
selling of stock at the opening and prices
rcceded little from last nights closing,
hut there was no pressure made. The mn
dertone of the market was firm and the
huying In a number of stocks was good.
The strength manifested Itself speedily
and an inward movement supewened.
| During the forenoon session The market
was consistently strong. Lower London
| prices did not suffice either to induce IL
urdaton or heavy se...ng. London, how
/ ever was Il seller for time and part OF
the short interest held off temporarily. Al
| the end of the first hour London ceased to
\ sell and 4 short covering movement began
which further strengthened the market
Sugar is we'll bought and strong. The
steel stocks are firm and the industrial list
reflects no weakness. The railroad grang
1 er stocks are well taken and the whole
! lis, shows an effective resistance 10 al
/ bad news Ii seems evident that some Of
! those who sold on the advance and on APP
| parent good news are buying On What
seemed to he exceedingly bad news. y
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ROCK ISLAND CUTOFF.
Reported That Right of Way Had
Been Fixed,

Bellnap, Oct 20 Especial. 1.-The
right of way of the much talked of
Rock Island cutoff has been perma-
nently located between Laddsdale and
Drakeville, according to what appears
to be an authentic rumor in circula-
ton here. From this source of in
formation it is learned that the line
will pass through Floris three quar-
tiers of a mile north of Belllnap and
will connect with the old road at
Drakeville. The new line, it is said,
will cross the Wabash road by means
of viaduct that will also cross the
wagon road. Workmen are now at
work repairing the depot and plat
form here.
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BUY YOUR LAND NOW REAL Es-
tate. 100000 acres. II YOU want to sell
your farm. town or city real estate, or
your business, for cash, no matter where
located or what it is worth, send me
price and description. If interested in
North Dakota or Canadian lands, write
me for circulars. maps. etc. l will give
you 800 acres of the best wheat and cat
tie land in the world for 81 ,l20. one-fourth
cash and balance in nine equal payments
at per cent. For further particulars
address, Elmer Wise. Marion, Ind.
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S. C. DOWELL. REAL ESTATE BROKER
abstractor Of titles. rental agent. Taxes
paid for nonresidents. Walnut Ridge,
Ark. Lawrence county Is the banner gem
eral agricultural county of northeastern
Arkansas Grains. cotton tame grasses,
fruits. and vegetables of all varieties are
successfully and profitably produced.
Horses. cattle, sheep, hogs and poultry
are raised in large numbers for the
northern market. and no other county in
the state exceeds ours in volume of ship
ments. Various valuable minerals alss
abound in the western part of the county.
Our surface is gently rolling. with gen
eral east and south slope. It's natural
drainage is good and our section is one
of the most healthful in the South. Fit
est of drinking water is secured at mod
crate depth by means of drive wells.
Walnut Ridge. the county seat for the
eastern district of the county. is beau
tiful, rapidly growing city of more fhHf,
1000 population, located near the juno
ton of three independent railway sYs-
tens. which give her direct and Quick
communication with all points in al Iii
rections. at rates forced down to the
lowest possible figure by fierce and I'M.
compromising competition. For Free
Book containing large number of bar
gains. in improved farms, orchards. stock
ranches, wild and timber lands, city
property health resorts and pleasure re-
sorts. write TO s. c. Dowell, Walnut
Ridge. Ark.
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MARKETS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
CHICAGO Live stock Market.

Chicago, oct. 2l.-Cattle- Receipts,
$4,000; Slow. Good to prime, $5.lOa
$40. poor to medium, $3.60@460i
stockers, S2.25@410: COWS, s1.35@
4.40; Texans, $2.75@3.50.
Hogs Receipts, 1900; SC to 1oe
higher. Mixed and butchers, S5.35a
5.65; good to choice heavy, $5.So@5,50
rough, heavy, $4.S0@5.25: light S5.25@
sos; bulk sales. $5.20@5.40.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000: slow. Sheer
$200@4.00; lambs, $a.25@5.65.
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ROOSEVELT AND SHAW.
President Denies Rumors of Differ
ences With Secretary.

Washington. d. c., Oct. 21.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt authorized the state
ment that there is no truth whatever
in the rumors of differences of opinion
between himself and Secretary Shaw
or among members of the cabinet
growing out of the report which has
been made to him by Charles j
Bonaparte and Holmes Conrad of theiI
investigations into the charges affect
ing the postal service.
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PERMANENT POSITION TO LADIES
or gentlemen in good towns for special
work: also manager for branch Office,
ottumwa, wanted immediately. Excep-
tional opportunity. Properties or bust
ness handled everywhere quickly South
ern Guaranty Investment Co.. Sioux City,
Iowa.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

oooooooOcOoOo ooocoooooooo
In the local wholesale markets this
morning there are no changes, the
prices remain the same as yesterday
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FALL WHEAT is PROFITABLE.
Farmers Of Fremont County Will Sow
Big Acreage This Year.

Sidney, Oct. 20.-A large acreage Of
fall wheat has been sown. The wealth
er has been especially favorable for
the wheat and it is looking fine. More
small grain is being sown in this sec
ton every year on the highlands. One
reason is to renew the ground which
has been weakened by continually
growing corn on it and another is that
the crop of small grain on high land
is generally profitable. According to
present prospects the acreage next
year will be big one.
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THE LAST CHANCE TO USE YOUR
homestead and timber rights: 100000
acres of government land to be opened
November next at 'Cass Lake Send 81
for full information How to Secure one
of These Beautiful and Valuable Claims,
some of which are worth thousands Of
dollars. Don't wait until it is too late.
Fred Clark. Cass Lake, MINI.
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lie; turkeys, lie. Dressed. Irregular.
Broilers l4@15c; fowls, 13c; turkeys,
1S@11c.
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FOR SALE-I HAVE 60 HEAD POLAND
China. fall and spring boars. also gifts,
as good as you can find in state: II head
extra good Hereford bull calves. See
me at Chisman 4 Burton's, South OF
tumwa. Iowa. or write. A. H. Burton.
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New York Butter and Edo Market

New York, Oct. 21.-Butter. firm.
Extra creamery, 21hc; common to
choice, 16m21c; imitation, 15@1Sc.
Eggs. firm. Extras, 25c: firsts, 24c;
seconds to fhsts, 21@24c; refrigerated
.1S021c.
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FOR SALE-FARNIs, $50 ACRES 1RRI-
gated land in Elkhorn valley. So per
acre. one-third cash. balance five years;
S0-acre improved farm in Oak creek val
ley. 500 per acre. Paul H. Holm, 1045 o
street, Lincoln, Neb.
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SOUTHERN LAND.

/ have lot of plantations in Missis-
sippi and Louisiana listed at prices
which net the owner in cash rent from
10 to Is per cent on the price the land
will cost YOU Farms running IN size
from so up to 1000 acres at prices from
SIS to $25 per acre. Land which rents
in cash from $3.50 to So per acre. If
Interested in the south write me or
come in and i will give you full par
ticulars as to lay of land, improve
ments etc.
Excursion on first and third Tuesday
of each month.
MORRIS WILLIAMS,
Baker Building.
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Cheapest Excursion Of the Year.

Next Tuesday, any point on Rock Island
system in oklahoma, from ottumwa, SIS
round trip. Excellent time to go TO see
the country. We are going. Can't you so
with us:
BY the way we have a 40 acre farm, NICE
small improvements and can sell it to you
at $50 per acre. 1t Is we'll located i'll Wa
pello county and is good land. Better buy
Good mill to trade on land.
Want stock of merchandise on go acre
farm, well located
VIII pay cash for 0ttnmwa residence
worth from $1,000 to $1,000 If located to
suit.
Want 10 or % acres near city to trade
for 60 acre farm
LoWEN RERG & CO.
Court Street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WRITE IMMEDIATELY FOR PARTICU-
lars regarding free homes on government
land. Personally conducted excursions on
first and third Tuesdays in each month.
Walter Land Co.. Pierre, s. ID.
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Peoria Produce Market.

Peoria, Oct. 21.-corn, steady. No
;, 4SE2.
Oats, easy. No. white, 35i2 @36.
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Daily stock and Bond Market.

Furnished by W. L. Pilling. broker,
rooms is ana 10. leighton building. OF
tumwa. correspondent of the Donovan
Commission CO. of st. Louis.
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JACKSON COUNTY. MISSOURI FARMS
for sale. 1872 acres second bottom land,
twenty-five miles east of Kansas City.
149 acres near Blue Springs. Mo-: 60 acres
% miles east of Kansas City; Al acres
% miles southeast of Kansas City; 104
acres fine bottom land. Is miles north
east of Kansas City. ] want two good
southern Iowa farms. Have large num-
her of cattle ranches n Kansas. Chas.
II. Baumbaugh, 62t American Bank
building, Kansas City, Mo.
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FOR SALE-FARM. a27 ACRES, ONE
mile from Ottumwa. suitable for stock
or dairy purposes at price that makes
it n good investment. Call on or address
S. C. Cullen & Co.
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SALINE COUNTY TOOK FIRST AT Me-
braska fair Bargains In farms, $50 to
$40 per acre: other land Sc and up; 800
acre bargain in Dawson county. F.. G.
johnson. University Place. Nebraska.
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ST Louis, oct. Wheat-C Cash,
see; Dec. S6Lsc.
Corn-Cash 41ssc; Dec, 39Ssc.
Oats-Cash. see; Dec, 35Ac.
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New York Poultry Make

New York. Oct 21 Poultry, alive,
steady. Spring chickens, loc. fowls;
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FARM RGAINs--INQUIRIES DAILY.
Quick exchanges made. Write us your
wants. Spellng & Mcintosh, paola, Kan
sns
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chicago sutter and Eaa Market.
CHICAGO Poultry Market.

I Chicago, Oct. 21.-Poultry, weaker,
Turkeys, 121a@1Sc; chickens, 9c@91ac;
springs, 10@10lac.
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New York Produce Market.
ST. Louis Grain Market.

New York, Oct. 2l.-Dec, Ss5s.
Corn, 503sc.
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FOR SALE

Well improved farms in Sedgewick and
Butler counties, Kansas, ranging in price
from SO to $50 per acre. Half rates on
railroad fare. All hotel and livery, bills
paid while looking at land. Railroad fare
refunded to purchaser of 160 acres or more
Some good farms to trade for income city
property. Vacant and improved city prop,
erty for sale or trade.
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FOR SALE.

RED CEDAR DURocs. A NICE LOT
of growing pigs, not Il kin and three
aged sows. that we viii sell right. Phone
connections. Address ]. Fulton & Son,
Moravia, Iowa.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

CANADIAN LANDS lOR SALE AT
wholesale prices; also southern Iowa
lands. If Interested write Hilliard & Bra
dy. Osceola, Iowa.
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CHICAGO Produce Market.

Chicago, Oct. 21.z-Wheat--No. 2 red,
S3c; No. 3 red, S0@S2c: No. 2 hard, so
@S1c; No. s hard, T6@7Sc; Oct, S1Bc;
Dec. opened, sos @S0%c; highest, sic;
lowest, Soc closing, S01sc.
Corn-No. 2. 44@4+hc; No. 8, 4S$ "a
44Ac No. 2 white, AL M42&c; No. 2
yellow, 45A @46c; No. 8 yellow. 45A a
4534c; Oct, 431ac; Dec. opened, 1880
4S&c; highest, 44c; lowest 433s a 12c;
closing, 1890.
oats-No. ., 34As ms5c; No. 8 SAC
34Aac; No. . white, 3SM3sc; No, 3
white, 36@3Tc; No. white, 34m35c;
standard, 361a a use; Oct. 33lac; Dec.
opened, 35c. highest. 355sc; lowest,
35e;. closing, $3.50.
Pork-Oct., sll.10; Jam, $l1.S2.
Lard-Oct, $6.45: Jan, $6.52.
Ribs--Oct., $3.50; Jan, $500.
Rye--Dec., 55c.
Timothy. $500.
Cloyer--Oct, S10.75.
! Balley--Cash, 42@5Sc.
| Flax, 93e@s100
Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
| chicago, Oct. 21,--vButter, steady
Creameries lag q 2o4ac; dairies, lao
| 1Sc
Eggs, steady; lsa1sAe.
Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago, oct. 81. Poultry, weaker
Turkeys, 121s@13c; chickens, 9c@915e
| springs, 10@101ac.
New York Poultry Market
New York. Oct, II. Poultry, alive
=, - ~. S,,,ti,,,,{ ,,biGlsa,a 1nas 4ff1,,I q
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WANTED.

WANTED RAZoRs, SHEARS AND ALI,
kinds of grinding. Work guaranteed. G.
Il. Thomas, Y. NJ. C. A. Building.
The Washington times., 1903-04-30

George R. Boyd. rs. and Florence y.
Payne, q,
Louis St. E. Burgess, 20, Baltimore. and
Susan Prince, %. District OF Columbia
John D. Scott. %, and Ellen T. Page.
q.
Eugene Love. z, and Hattie Jones. %.
Francis A. Smith. GO. and Henrietta II.
Newman, 81.
Theopolisius L Dickson, ~, and Helen
II. Dyson, g.
Josiah c. Mills. p, and Stella H. Gill
nan, g, both Of Hanover county, Vir-
ginia.
Joseph Waters. p, and Elizabeth \.
Warren, q.
John Malvin. n. and Rosa Major. IS.
William C Fisher. 3, and Emily C.
Gray. g.
Edgar L. Anderson. 81. South Bos-
ton. Nd, and Anna L. Ellis Elliot, %
Jacksonville. Nd.
David J. sheehan, 90, and Margaret
NJ. BaRnOB. q
James C. Adkins. %. and virginia r
Brown. -
The Washington times., 1903-04-30
Che Uin1es.
ADJUSTMENTS OF THE DAY.

ACADENY-'eTha Sign Of the Gross, and S
p. m
CHASE'S- "Thc wizard of the Nile. Sis P. m.
COLCMBIA-Otis Skinner IN ..Lazarre," 2I5
and SIS p. It.
EAPIBE-Avery and Hart in The Sons Of
Ham, ?:15 and 8;I5 P. N.
LAFAYETTE-Berger Stock Company in "Tril-
BY s:15 ?. m.
LYCEU1f-Wstson's Americans, 2-I5 and SIS
2. N.
EATToNhI-''The Little Princess" Sis p. m
The Washington times., 1903-04-30
Silk Belts.

The famous Royal Belt has for
tomorrow only q cut price. The $50
kind. fine silk, with large back Q2C
ornament and dip buckle. att. ~
A Csc PostiIlion Belt of good 1QC
quality silk, tomorrow only at ~
Leather Goods Dept.-First floor.
Section J.
The Washington times., 1903-04-30
REMNANTS AT EXTRAORDINARY SAVINGS

-35-inch Corded and satIn-strioed Mad
Tas in choice new styles IN navy blue.
black. light blue. and red printed de-
signs; assorted cords and satin stripes.
Worth 15c yard. at 9%c-
- New Summer wash Fabrics. including
Dotted Swisses. Lsppet Lawns, and Sea
Island Dimity. new patterns and de-
signs: waist and dress lengths. Piece
price, 121ac and 15c yard. Offered at
1916.
Sheer India Linon; excellent lengths.
a zoe grade, at f0c.
i 500 yards of-white Pique weits. fan
cy mercerized Effects: etamine stripes
and oxford cords. Worth Ice TO CSC
yard-12izc.
Corded and Woven-stri'se Madras in
the pTettiest patterns sad eoloTinzs:
goods that should sell st 1sc and s5e
yard: remnants for dresses or waists:
these are new goods Just received, OK
which We sold large quantity yester-
day While they last, yard, 12iEc.
"A large lot of high grade fabrics such
as silk Null. Mereerized Chexiot, Nous
seIine de Sole. Imported Lappet Swiss,
Satin-striped and Satin Raye DiIaity, in
pretty CT lors and patterns. Worth W
to CSC yard. Remnant price, 15c,
The Washington times., 1903-04-30
At 74c..
At 1913, Worth $500 and 5000.
Waist Patterns
Embroidered
White Habitat Silk.
We have fiftv-fve Of them.

ga We have ifty-fve Of them. rs -
The greatest Waist bargain we've had this year;
as great as in all probability shall have.
They are the last the maker had. and we took al
of them.
Made of fine White Habuta 81 inches wide;
81 yards to pattern, with full allowances for
seams and trimmings.
The embroidery is done in three different de-
signs each one in black, white or Persian effect.
These Waist patterns were made to sell at s.
and $6-more of the S. kind IN this 90 90
The Washington times., 1903-04-30

-36-inch Bleached Muslins. such as New
York Mills. Wamsutta. Fruit-of-the-
Loom, Dwight Anchor, and Lonsdale.
Worth in the piece Sc, 1Gc, and 12Iac
yard. Lengths VI 10 10 yards. Remnant
price. yard, SIC.
Il 900 yards of Seersucker Ginghams in
neat stripes, checks. and plain grounds.
suitable for waists and children's dress
es. Lengths to Il yards. Regular Sc
values. at 47sc.
i, 0G0 yards of White Madras, Lace
striped Lawns, Fancy Checks and Eta
mine effects: suitable for waists, chill
dTen's dresses. and aprons. Regular 10c
and I2Ikc values, at 5&5c yard.
Fancy Floral Cretonne in new light
and dark effects; splendid for draperies
and curtains Lengths 3 TO II yards.
Regular Zoe qualities, at 6i2c yard.
wide Sheer White India Linon
desirable lengths. Piece price, 1219c
yard, at 75zc.
New Lawns and Batiste, neat figures
and designs; all size polka dots; light
and lark grounds 1259c values. al, TIC
Corded Dimity and Lawns: assorted
patterns in pink, light blue, navy, tan,
gray, black. and green. Waist and dress
patterns at, yard, sac.
The Washington times., 1903-04-30
Summer Jewelry.

There are things that you must
have and you might just as well
save tomorrow:
25c Pearl Waist Sets, large fSC
buttons,
Sterling Silver Golf Hat Pins, in
silk caddy bag, worth 75c. To- hQC
morrow only ~
Jewelry Dept.-First floor, Sec
lions II and /
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Hosiery.

Women's Lace striped Lisle Hose,
fast black. seamless. double
heel and toe; Zoe value. Of 1C
fered tomorrow. pair.
Women's All-over Lace Lisle
Thread Hose: imported; full regular
made: Hermsdorf black: double heel
ard toe. soc quality. Tomor- 1SC
row. pair.....-.........
Infants Cotton Socks, black. white.
full regular made. imported; sizes
TO 6lh. lee quality. To- 1J4C
morrow, pair
Hosiery Dept.-First floor. Sections
T and c..
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BASEBALL BY INNINGS

The Times will receive and display
on the bulletin board, Tenth Street
side, returns by innings from every
game played while the Senators are
away from home.
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THE DEATH RECORD.

The following deaths for twenty-four
hours were reported at the Health De
partment up 10 noon today:
Mortimer Moulden. IS years.
Johanna NJ Carpenter. g years.
Richard Hill. So years.
Lavinia NJ. TripIett. 40 years.
Maggie Davis, 81 years.
William J. ChiIcoat. 81 years.
Guy z. Padgett, 80 years.
Sadie N. Plummer, IS years.
Edna Mcclure. 10 years
Louisa Dod5on. Is years
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Notions.

Silk Thread in full 50-yard spools.
Queen City" brand. for hand or
machine, black. white, or any &c
color, tomorrow only, SPOOL.
15c Dress Shields. double Gov &C
sred with nainsook, at..-.-...---.
Notion Dept.-First floor, Section
The Washington times., 1903-04-30
Talcum Powder.

Eastman's Antiseptic TaIcum Pow
der, perfumed with crushed roses
and verona violet. Sold regu
lArly at 15c box Tomorrow 4 INC
only, At. ....-----------.----t ~
12lkc INSTEAD OF 25c.-Mme.
Yale's Hair Tonic. regular
25c bottle, tomorrow only, at 1916
Toilet Articles-First floor. main
aisle.
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MATINEEs TOMORROW.

CHASE'S-EdOusrd De Reszke and Metropolitan
Opera House Orchestra, 2:I5 p. IN.
EN2lRE-Avery and Hart in The Sons Of
Ham" 2:I5 p m
LTCEUM-Wats Americans, 2.15 ?. m
The Washington times., 1903-04-30
EXCURSIONS.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

Norfolk and Washington steamer for Norfo1
sld Fortress Monroe ESQ p. N.
The Washington times., 1903-04-30
s17.75 Savannah and Return

Via the Seaboard Air Line Railway Tickets
on sale MAY l. s. g. : For particulars cali
at ticket Office. 1927 Pennsylvania Avenue
The Washington times., 1903-04-30
Neckwear.

Csc NecKwear at Zee should inter
est lots OF women
We've something like 50 dozen
Lace Collars Of silk and Arabian
braid. ALL HANDMADE. n white
cream. and ecru. Made 10 sell at
CSC For ore day only-if they DOC
last so long, each. }
very large collection of White
Embroidered Turnover Top Collars
"A variety of styles from several
lines that sell always at 125ac.
White only Choose from the &C
lot at. each. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. y
25e Stocks. washable. of the new
est shapes in aII-white, plain col
ors. and combinations: worth f0C
25c. For tomorrow only. 800. j
Neckwear DeDt--First floor, Sec
tiOns q and H