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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-26
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SsvsrAl ysan age ,hs chamber St com asros Of SklEvGV aOVsd the trshsary de- pGrln.ns to ask the ClnAdlAa EoVsnnsat through the ssparinsnl of state is admit si eus.Ons rsEslntlOnI I1 SksRWAy shat would psrnlt ihs rs-Satry of Canadlaa Eoods lnto Canada frss Oi duty. Ths r'- quest vas based upOa ths fair Sho"inE that AnsrleIs EOOd5 uSrS allowed free r'- ss,rV luto the Unl,sd states and that ihsI6y ihs merchants Oi DIvSon vsr' thriving upon q ,rhds ln Ansrieln EoOds (hsld To bond and duty frsa) with the pso- pie Si the Amsriesn Yukon. VolunlnOus eorrspoadsnes resulted To letter from the Oulva Eovsmnsh, that further time nus, bs had to sonsl6T the prOposltlSn. Tha, was years IEo. Slnc' then thsF' has been ssvsral efforts tS obtain answsy of yes e DO, but lt has never cone. ll has been shown unofielallV. however, that the Ch- aadiln ltvs preclude a eonpllIne' with such a request. Since Frlncs, during the third empire, Insisted upon British prot'c- too Iron snarehlil plots In LJndon such an answer hls ceased ts have valid Stant- lnE To diploalsy, Great Britain was asked to change her laws. The case ln question ls exactly parlllsl and lt sV'rv pertinent Co ask CSnada to do the same. When n vas made manifest that Ansrl- cans had the full rights Of cnsdiln min sn ln the Yukon congress de- creed that thsrs bs sxtsadsd Co Canadians To Alaska all the nlnsrs' privileges permitted 10 citizens Of the Uulnd States This vas done without diplomatic correspondence. Re eiproeal ansnltlss Of this description have grown 90 much To YOEus among Anglo slx0ns as to have Seeoms doctrinal. The SkaEWay contention has been resisted by the merchants sf WhlishOrss on the plea lha, aeeordlng Co lt, R would give the nGehsots of this port an Adva .,ag'. These sams merchants Of WhltshOTse are ln,snss la their dsslrs for ths annexation sf SEIEWAy. Bus ws0 this the case how nueh would ,hls bsErudEed advantage Dc nlEni6sd. AmSrleIn shipping has been drivsn from the Brilisn Yukon by the Donlnlon government. But regardless 0f thls souv prseidsnt, sine' [, Is ssVldsni that ths current ssa,sr Of placer mining lnisr'st ls to bs on the Ansricln Yukon. core spOndsnes with a view to obtaining the free opsnlnE of the lower riVT to Cana alan navlEn,lon and eOmnHes now Snl- na,ss iron DlWSon. Cansdllns srs proud Of the eJmmEclsi protection their DOnln- lon EovGumsnt affords them. lt ls l1udi- sls. The Unltsd states e'uld ErsAtlY pro- Sc by following th, glowing example S', by the Donlnlon ls thls respect eu, lf the Uultsd States ever does infect riEht s,rSnUously the example SsJ by her good nslEhbor, the Dominion will realize how thoroughly she Is bottled To ths far North west.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-26

Fn,h t,i. d,Ilv ., tn. Boss Bakery.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-26

Jack Burus,, gets away for the TinInI on thls mornings trhln.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-26

Agent DautrIek of the P. C. At Junsau made the round trip up from Juneau.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-26

E.w. Gideon. of WhItshOrSs, accom- pAnlsd bY his wife, cane North on the Spokane. Mrs. Gldson has bssn vlsltlnE relatives io the states during the winter and Mr. Gideon Is returning iron . euSl- DOS trlp East.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-26
LEYES SABIAS
Que debieran esculpirse
en- orc { imltarse en-
todos los paiscs

Nueya York, Febrero IA. La Lee
gislatura de Missouri sstk actual
mente estndiando nm proyect0 de
Ley cuyo I'm co eLa imposition de
dereehog y concession de hceneias 6
lores y mobiles extrangeros, ~ legf
timos, ya f.audplentog, y disponer
seyeros castigos & los inffactores de
eata ley, con el obieto de qus les
.i6yanes americanas del sgran. es-
tsdo sean debidamente prct tsgidas
contra especulaciones de peligrosos
indiviauoss.
La Tennessee ha debRtido nm pro.
yeeto de ley que dselara Illegal el be
30 ssprohibido" y que dispone rudos
castigos pura 10 personas que den 3
reeibau b ssos sino tienen 10 debida
licencia de L. Junta de Sania&d, Ger.
tifieando que ell individuo eatA exen'
to de intermediates que SON sucepti.
bles de contagi0 por el beso
Y en- BAyonne, Que estA & dos pa'
SOS de esta ciudad, On el EstRdo dc
Nneva Jersey, 10 Junta de Ssnided
acaba de distar una 6rden prohibien
do en- las mujeres ell uso de Las fAl
iGs de cola por las calles; y 10 in
Traction de ID misma kar3 tenid& y
eaatigada como nm amisdemeanor. !.
Verdaderamente que de- 10 sublime
10 ridiculo, no hsy mas que IN npasO.
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Cdmara de Delegates
Extraoto de- Ia session Dc hoy 26 Fbro.)
Abb lose Ii seai6n 8 Il II, con laa
formalidades de costumbre.
PETIcIoNEs

De Mayagfsz y Lsres, los juecas
de Pax y Sacretalios pisen aumento
de sueldo.
III! Pfesiderta de Ii sL'g de- Pro.
piatarios. de Sar Juan, pise no De
sumenten lAs cont ibsciones y que
de las Quotas iinpuestAs { 10 incAs
nrbanas 30 rebaia an 26 70 y Que
para % go de los impue t,s mnnici.
pAlas De ss d Ii ans contribution que
no exceda de 4 p.1 g.
La Federation Regional de SAn
JuAn N manifIeata ga conf ,rmidad CON
IL Ell. B 16 del ss Il + Thimcth6e.
Primers ecturA. H B rim sc
Para Id publicaci6n ia do lAs Lsyes y
Rssoluciones de Ii ASSEMBLIES Legis
lativa aprobadss por el G 1barnador
Ssgunda lecture. H B I'd q. IS
Ss vot6 dc q iaitisamants Il Rssos
luci6n conjuuts p RI Il comis.6 ] que
ha dc entender On II ees.6 de los
terrenos de II Puntills, aIf como el
Ell. B 78 Ob:e matsDzs de ganAdo
Sc propuso indefinidamente el q.
B, 65, rara eximir de ciertss con
tribncionss II union sgrfcola.
S. vot6 en- lectura ell R G &
nero z Y ell g. B. ~ nero IL votan.
do an c16 Tito favor de los nietca
de don r ,n1An B ldOrioty de Castro,
Ri sef1t / Perez Avi 6s solisita del
Preaidente que mande { sacar una
nota del p -esupuesto columns paI
columns pEra poderlo ettuai-r; q
sefior Gordils se opuao diciendo que
On 10 forma que estk hacho el bill
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Information Local

Febrero. 25-Torm6metro: 76.9-
Barometro: 80 09-Humedad; 80
En- parte Nublado.
SAr toral de ma mana: San A'ejan.
dro.
Carts o deteridae. Clifton A: Cabra
s. VAins 1 Charles M. Cint-on F.
Gaines A. CAstillo HI OAlbo J. Cal
nss J.. Cosme p, CAvo J. CAmpos r.
Colon G. CArmone B. Canod, P.
Conton A Clements, G
-HA salido para los bAf1os de Goa.
mo donde paaar& breves dias el Jefe
do In Policia Inaular ssf1or Hamill.
Anoehe sali6 para el Este de 10
Isla el vapor Pto: Rico.
-Ha sido nombrado tsqufgrafo de
Las cticinas del Consejo Executive sl
joven dom Juan Egczcue Barnes.
Use encuentra en- esta ciudad en-
uso de licencia el cabo de la Policfa
de Vega Bsja, senior Carreras.
-HA embarcaho para los Estados
Unidos In inteligente nina Mercedes
Gosnsga. W. CON el objeto de cur.
sar estudios superiores 6 nm Colegio
de Detroit. DeseAmos ell mejor exi.
to 6 la &istinguidA compAtriota.
-Aun no han colorado algunos de-
los smpleados en- las odcinRs de Las
elecciones pasadAs.
Parece que yR es tempo.
Ell joven don Julio Ve.ez ha de-.
positAdo en- est& redacci6n una pull
Bera que encontr6 en- 10 cAlle.
La pc soma que sea due1ia de ella,
puede pasarl& recojerla.
Los dulces en- almibar que mas se
venden SON los del lado del Ayunta.
mientO mum. 30. Hay de melocoto.
mes, ciruelas, Nancy, cerezas, narsn
jas y COCO. Va We el rdblieo Que.
hay donde eacojer y comprar; ade.
mas los tabacos y cigarrillos que allf
ne venden.
--Ayer tarde los muchac hos Ma.
nuel Aybar y Fidel Torres, se de.
sAfiaron para ID murslla de Norxsga
ray, sAliendo ambo9 heridOs en- la
lueha que entablaron. El prac tiean'
to senior Llauger, les euro ON el GUAR
to de socorros.
Aver NO pudieron celebrarse lc q
juicius Anunciados, & cAusa de hAb sr
sido recusados lA mayor parte de los
miembros que eomponfAn el Jurado.
--Don Raimundo Uriarts Salaxsr
ha solicitado 10 concession de 10 per.
tenenciRs mineras de hero cxidadO
mAgnetico, bajo el nombre de- Soon
chs" On In iurisdieei6n de Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-26
Quejas de los flipinos

New York, Febrero 26 Ii. A. M.
Varios jefes revolueionarios de
Filipinas quejanse de que los ame-
ricanos cometen con ellos muchas
crueldades. La prensa flpina COM
bate los procedimientos de que Sc
quejan los nativos en- armas, lla-
mando La atencion de as autorida-
-des en- Ell sentido deque por medios
de crueldad no lograran pacifcar
q los rebledes.
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Varios americanos
victimas de los
temblores de terra

New York, Febrero 26 IL. A. NJ.
Otras noticias informan que va
rios americanos que trabajaban en-
la construction de IN t1nel para
un ferrocarri, !, fueron aplastados
por unas rocas que SO desprendie-
ron q causa de la violencia de los
continuados temblores de tier a en-
Mexico. Ell hecho cause conster-
nacion en- la capital y demas pobla-
clones donde Sc tuvo enseguida Co
nocimiento del suceso.
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Information Local

s.. Ea Arsassanf~a Swnaxnrnn,eka s4n~,
i. !. ..l,..s ! - - s. sn.s ia. 1H -.
:.ri ~ 4, -. = = :. 49, s4e
I .-',Si 49,. a.s... ~. -
dorsa fass. ! - ssnrto. ~ NV ~. fa.;nn.sa. I 8
4 .sfs.. .,ec. I a . acs, m ] r..a - ma.-s.
Mrra 81 .s : - oA a1.As1 - : oA1es
- q. -. =, r,,;.. !,
e. -. s..asss sas. : s. = 80 ss 49, W.
- ,.snesi si.h so1sc,t.a ~ ,ad.ieo . - - =.
III :, .ido traslsd.do uis & R,v.mhn
il raarain Fentn R;int ats !. Z 81 = s-.1 : /.
n,,- g r.r rnr-.nc;fr h.ens. .s 49,, e. 8.
..,;se A ! s.s s.s.sa 7, s 1870 - = ..s $50
Tsf.- -. : al xl1;nc =, r.ss.sI ss.s - -
q. -. !. ] : 49,. S s.. s. - s.ss MA.,.o a
~.,.h-s.ss. ]. 3 49,. 4. :. 8. .1 ss. ss.as.
reneia eon - i N Astarnev ~ ! !, q ,a,si ~. eslAe
q 3. !. - q s.. -
40 ter,,;,,.. II ,,.es 1850 - i. 49,. s - II
paiics. p IL go - rrarr.m. - a. 49, i. -...s.. - -
nnadx xnda.a r antra 1aH 1trse 81 ssnx.s h a.
q mn 3 titnlada :. .paras % All cnrs = chn =,
-. !. h.rSs a. 4 Po;,S s.tx q, !.
ea,xrd. !, i. -. ......1. - Co. We.
60. 49, 1I- tocsrx q 4 ! s $3.50 M;s.sn,os - :.
!. - 81. - IS : 4 "A .sA. 4 s.a.r = - seAes' %
:" p.r : - :. na.ss8 ..aosiS
pc1,.f. To.nI.. r. o ~ - s.rsma. ~ -
.s.n4. . 0..s - ) ..a.as. = = .a -. .s s.os
o1ev ns 80 80 80 ~ soms
!. u ~ ~ ~. sss.u1A
sn asnns's osi ssrv cl0 " OaPIsan ee
y ronele senor WIG
q Foils q aaao orden pAfa
que seAu aesenlaos eonse quisls que
e sncusIsrsn lus.inoivionos = sis 9.e 2
sss: AesonIo nsmlr'z n I o. =
LUIS nnaIi8uez 0Armsio y W, jose
Lugo. Fsdro Ptgan, Y .rlos La
prant.
.Se nos aaegurA que hace tres 9
cuatro nocnes consecuslvAs, qse ne
nscen d1sparos de revo.Wsr po- los
alreded0res de 10 casa del senior Gss'
tara sin q ae se ser . quienes team los
autores.
Yes ESQ 10 Policfs.
..Hemos tenido oEortuuidAd de
Yer IN fscslmil, de los ,itulos de
masstros que se expsairkn en- los
proxlmos xAmenas y reAlmente re
sultan de mucho gustO.
..Anoche fua atropalledo nm ma'
rinero por vAfi1s indiyiduos en- ls
Marina. Daspues de ssr sgredido,
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s E P A s E

Que no publicamos comunicaaos
sin que sean pagaaos por adelan-
tadO.
Ca1a seis palabras, So cuentan po-
ana hnea y La knea vale diex cenr
tavos.
Las cartas que vengan con Co
n1aicaao sin 50 importe no se coa-
t0gtan. b.
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FL Rey de Belgica
V1SITARA A LOS
E stados Unid os

New York, Febrero 26 Il, A. NJ
Sc anuncia que ell rey Leopoldo
do de Belgica ha salido para esta
Repuhlica. Viene en- viaje de re-
creo, y Sc asegura que con Amino
de recuperar su salud. Dice Ia
prensa americana que ell Rey Leo
poldo habia manifestado hace alg1n
tempo deseos de conocer este pals,
del que es admirador.
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tl|BI EaR Is
sERVICIo ESPECIAL
DIN
LA CORRESPONDENCE.
s
DIREoTo DE NEW-YoRK.
Temblores de
terra en- Mexico

New York, Febrero 26 ii. "A. M.
Dicen de Mexico que Sc han SEN
lido ALI fuertes temblores de TERRA.
Reina gran panico en- varios Esta-
dos de La Rep1blica. q causa de esos
temblores y de la violenta cru scion
del volcan Colima, que Sc halla en-
extraordinaria actividad.
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Las autoridades su-
periores de Manila
Interviewer

New York, Febrero 26 IL. A. NJ.
Otros informes dicen que en- yir-
tud de las quejas de los Fl ipinos y
de las excitaciones de la prensa, las
autoridades superiores de Manila
han dictado nuevas y severas dispo-
siciones prohibiendo que Sc empleen
con los nativos procedimientos de
crueldad,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-26

liSi supieras Timoteal! e. trai
aquel que lleve oil primer bale d.
mAsearas, 10 cost CON les m&quina
que vende s. Melon y Ca, 6 So on
en- 81 establecimiento de 10 calle de
SAN Justo eaquina Fortaleza.
A dofia Juana Acevedo 90 le In
perdido nm potr0 negro rusio con
una manchita blanca On ell costado
derecho, marcado CON iniciales e G.
el que 10 presente en- Yauco sers
gratificado.
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Falleci0 en-
AnqsGo
una venerable puertorriQuena
(De ns1estr0 e09respons0l)

Febrero "a -Ha muerto &c f1a Ma
riana B .acety. Su muerte es muy
sentids, por ias yirtudas eociales de
10 venerable DANA ' por representa-
el pa triotismo de 10 Auisr puerto
queffa. Tomo parte scsiva en- 10
eonspiracion de LHrss, y bord6 la
bansara do In r Rsvolncion.
Paz 6 eus venerAndos restos y
nuestro re sams & sus familiares y &
10 PAtria.
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OctOr Emilio CheVremOnt
Baquero y Gandara.

Commentaries importadorea da
provisiones de todas proeedancias.
San Justo 18 y 1B, San Juan
Pto. Rico.
a.1S..l
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NO'TICIAS

ONSEJO LAS AiADKES - Ell iarabs coin.anrc
d. la sen'r Wmsow iebe s,empre que lo nifios
el periodo de la dentic6n Proporciona aivo
Immediate al pequeho pacente produce un sueho ma
muy vivo allegro Es muy agradab1e a. paladar calma
al nifo abanda encias, aivia dolores hace f.
Es e meor remedio oonocido para la darrea va pro-
venga 6sta de la dentici6n de cualquera
Tengase mucho cuidado pedir 81 Jarabe Calmants
de Ia Senora WnslowI 81 el meiox de todos.
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Sc Venden

Tioos de- imprents, usados, %
buen estado, G 30 pesos sl saiutal
90 vsnden On ssta imprenta.
Tamhi6n las caiAs para al os.
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I'm esta imprenta % venae papsl
do peri6diso visjo { $40 q auintal.
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N0TICIAS.
La UNION .

Este acreditado Salon de Bar
beria y perfumeria sito ensla Gale
da San Jose IL, Baios del Casino
Espanol, frente & Il fotogrAfa del
senior Colorado, estk introduciendo
grandes mejoras y cuentA con tres
com petentes operarios.
Precio de eadA servicio 20 etvs.
Propietario
Agapito del Toro
Mr. Romero Haxshusent, da
classes de ingles, en- So casa cAlle
Nueva ndmero altos Marina, los
lunes, microbes y viernes, de 8 Sc
de ID noche, { dos pesos mensua.
co. p
ESPECIFICOS HOMEOPATI
cos DE HUPHREYS de venta por
Rafael Castro Gonzslez, FortAle "a
81. Sc regAla an manual para ga uso
en- espaf1ol 8 ingl6s J kAquellos que 10
sOliciten.
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Msy snimada result6 ID jaranita
de anoehe en- Puerta de TERRA, fren'
to - Plaza de 10 LealtAd, RAu',
que es leal se ocupa hoy de esa fss.
tecita.
Doctor Emilio CheYremOnt
CIRUJANO DENTISTA
De regreso de los Estados Unidos
ha alberto su OFICINA DENTAL
calle de San Francisco ndmero SO.
Frente 6 In Cspilla.
La m&quinA de escribir sOiiver"
puede limpiarse todos Los dias por
que 10 Operaci6n co may sencilla y
aurs segundos. Son Agentes, Rsy-
nolds &Sanchsx Morales, San Juan
Puerto Rico.
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sAL1DAs PARA NKw-YoRK
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-15
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

New Orleans, Sept. 14.-Spot cotton
firm; sales 1900 bales, including 1870 20
arrive Quotations advanced Lie under
the influence of Liverpool.
Futures were firm at the opening, prices
being to Is points higher on the active
months. Favorable Manchester and Liv-
erpool cables and damage to the growing
crop by storms shedding and boil weevil
were the most potent bull -eatures Very
general belief that the government bureau
report will be bullish also assisted in sus-
tanning prices. September opened at
1862 advanced to 1853, then down =:
1860; October opened at 983, sold up to
$50. then down to 9.77; December opened
at 9.67, sold up to 9.79, then down to 9.66.
and March opened at 9.S2, sold UP to 9.SS
and then down to 9.S2. The market then
took another upward turn and when til,
session ended prices were but two to -four
POINTS under the highest figures Of The
day. The board at the close compared
with Saturdays level showed net gains
of September of IS points, October 10 and
IL points each on the balance of the list
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l4-Cotton futures
-tpadV.
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looked over that property with view to
purchase and improvement.
These gentlemen represent eight mills
that are a division of the United Box
Board and paper company that controls
81 mills They are experimenting with a
process to take our pine timber and con
vert it into pulp which will be manufac-
tured into paper boards. If their process
is successful they will establish large
plant here, especially if the new road from
Raleigh to Washington will provide cheap
water transportation for their output.
They consider Wilson an admirable place
for the location as it is situated where
plenty of pine timber is avallible, with
through connection over the Coast Line
north and with water rates via Washing
ton, They are delighted with the city
and hope to locate here and build up a
large Southern trade.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE course of to-
days stock market was shaped by
number of adverse factors, chief among
them being the reported damage by
storms in the spring wheat regions and
frost in the corn belt. Lower prices for
international securities in London, where
consols were again depressed because of
the political situation in eastern Europe,
also gave a setback to the list which
opered generally lower, the few initial
advances having no apparent significance.
Missouri Pacific displayed the greatest
weakness of any stocks at the outset,
Though a trife heavier than Atchison,
Reading, ST. Paul. Union Pacific and
Amalgamated Copper, Steel, common,
again broke below 20, but came in for
fairly good spirit and recovered. There
was story current during the day that
the second steel syndicate, which some
time ago converted 5000, 900 900 of pre-
| ferred stock into $3.50, 900 900 of five per
cent bonds, would soon make another de-
m2nd for a considerable sum upon the
underwriters, but this could not be con
tirmed. A reactionary tendency was
shown by the list before the end of the
first hour special pressure being once
| more directed upon Brooklyn Rapid
Transit, as we'll as against Reading and
ST. Paul, the latter receding over point
The afternoon session of ---e market was
not worthy of attention, except for the
increased weakness in the last hour. OF
such stocks as Atchison, Reading, Anal
gamated Copper, st. Paul, Missouri Pa
cific, New York Central. Rock Island
Southern Pacific and Union Pacific. The
selling of Reading and Union Pacific was
said to come from practically the ono
source, but was unexpected. In the fina
trading the local market displayed furth
er weakness, Union Pacific being espe
cially heavy. The break in Southern Pa
cific was partly explained by the corr
pany's July report, which showed a de
felt after charges of $6S7 900. The mark
ct closed active and weak An interest
ing development of the financial situation
was the renewal of heavy shipments o
currency to New Orleans, which took from
the banks 100000 through the sub
Treasury, besides additional sums on q
rect shipment The movement now wei
under way always takes heavy sums
| from this centre, and because of the ex
cessive speculation in cotton is likely to
assume unusually large proportions th
year. The fact that the Southern de
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Third ward. first diyision-Judges Of cleo

Third ward, first disadvantages OF eiec-
ton, j. J. Philips, G. H. Beinie.
Third ward, second diyision-Registrar
w. o. Scott.
Third ward, second disadvantages OF
election, G. r. Harris, G.. F. Ball.
Fourth ward, first Observation-Disclosures,
D. s. Belts.
Fourth ward, first disadvantages of
election, w. L. Austin, D. B. Sorrel.
Fourth Ward, second division-Registrar,
j. r. ONeal.
Fourth ward, second disadvantages OF
election, w. T. Huddleston, w. R. War
rem.
Outside West, North division-Registrar
D. r. Moore. Jr.
Outside West, North division-Judges Of
election, w. c. Riddick, ]. R. Chamber
lain.
Outside West, South division--Registrar,
w. j. Reavis.
Outside West, South disadvantages OF
election, J. w. Howell, w. e. Cooper.
Outside East, North division-Registrar
J. NJ Allen.
Outside East, North disadvantages OF
election. II. w. Davis, L. w. Smith.
Outside East, South Observation-Disclosures
w. T. Womble.
Outside East, South division-Judges Of
election, /. NJ. Proctor. j. II. Virgins.
The following are the polling places il
Raleigh township for said election:
First ward, first archaeological Fire
House.
First ward, second division-Conn's Old
Store.
Second ward, first division-victor Fire
House.
Second ward, second division-Lee &
Broughtons Store.
Third ward, first division-Jones' Ware
house.
Third ward, second division-Fulcher's
store.
Fourth ward, first division-City Lot
Fourth ward, second division-P.
Teffrey's Store.
Outside West, North division-D. ]
Moores Store.
Outside West, South division-w. J.
Reavis Store.
Outside East, North division-E. R
Faces Store
Outside East, South division-BricF
Store, Hargett street.
BY order of the Board of County Com
missioners of Wave county, this August
3rd, 1903.
]. ]. BERNARD,
Register of Deeds and Clerk of Board
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-15

mand will be coincident with that from
the west may prove embarrassing for the
New York banks, although it will be sew
eral weeks yet before the total with
1rawals can be accurately estimated.
The bonds showed some irregularity
1ut the speculative issues declined in sym
athy with the weakness of stocks. Total
sales, (par value) $1255, 600.
United States rs declined 1a per cent
IN the last call.
Total sales of stocks 5O7 200 shares, III
Guiding Atchison $4,000; Baltimore and
Ohio 10000; Erie 1925; Missouri Pacific
23,412; Norfolk and Western 1850; Penn
sylvania 1880; Reading 1920; Rock
Island 32,750; st. Paul 4O,430; Southern
Pacific 11,978; Southern Railway 400;
Union Pacific 1900; Copper 28,2S5
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ,30,305; United
States Steel 1920; United States Steel
preferred. 1921.