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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-07-02

Mrs. Grace Buck came up from
Torpon Springs, Fla, yesterday
on business. She will be remem-
bered here as Miss Terrell.
Prof. r. J. Prentiss left
Thursday evening for Binghamp-
ton, N. Y, to attend the annual
meeting of his insurance com
pany, the Security Mutual"
For Observation-Disclosures
a splitting" nervous headache
in fact any old kind of a head
ache, use Ramon's Pills. They
clear the system of the cause of
headaches. Is doses 25c. J. H.
Goodman & Co.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-07-02
LOCAL NEWS.

DR.. w. L. Julian was over
from Irwinyille yesterday.
Mr.. H. L. Vickers of Amb-
rose was in the city yesterday.
They read the Enterprise.
That's where your advertising
counts.
Rev. Carl Minor is assisting in
a protracted meeting at A1apaha
this week.
Cleaning, dyeing and repairing
done by VIM. Goeb1er, Central
Ave-, east of Empire Store. If
Everybody stayed away from
Ocilla today except those who
went, and they we're legion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Dickey are
at Brunswick this week on a
combined business and pleasure
trip.
The grim veterans of Camp
Northern have been very busy
telling all about it since their re-
turn.
Miss Pearl Forbes and Miss
Natalie Larson go to Cum ber-
land Island today for an outing
on the seashore.
The contract for a new brick
block west of the Post-ofice has
been let and the dirt viii be brok-
en- within few days.
Messrs Richard and A. w.
Armantrout left for Corde1e last
night where they go 10 establish
a blacksmith shop.
$500 to Savannah and return
on Sundays via Seaboard Air
Line Railway. Special train
leaves at 400 a. m.
Editor Grantham, Of the Irwin
County Courier, was in the city
yesterday and made the acquain-
lance of the EnterpriSe.
The Blue and Gray propose to
make next Saturday, the 4th, the
greatest day of the season. If
you don't come you'll miss it.
Beatrice Seay, former steno-
grapher for the Dickey Lumber
Co., left for Triton Tuesday
where she will in the future
make her home.
Installation of officers of K. of
p. will take place in their Castle
Hall this Thursday evening at s
o'clock. All members are re-
quested to be present.
The Juvenile Missionary So
ciety will meet in the S. S. room
Saturday afternoon at half past
three. In the absence Of Mrs.
Prentiss, Mrs. Pryor will be
il charge.
Take in the Sunday excursions
via Seaboard Air Line Railway
to Savannah and Tybee. A surf
bath is worth the price of the
ticket alone. Special train leaves
400 a. m.
The Fitzgerald band went
down to Ocilla today and have an
engagement with a picnic party
from Rhine to go to Bowen's.
Mill today. They get pay for
both engagements-atgood prices.
Z 80 20 -.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-07-02

Arrivals at the Aldine, Wednesday
July LIST:
D M. Roberts, Eastman, ]. F. De.
Lacy, Eastman, Fred Ensor. Chatta-
nooga, G. E, Gebbert, Macon, T. l..
Bovey, Philadelphia, W. A. Terrell,
Atlanta. A. Mayer, Atlanta. E. L.
Rosenbaum, New Orleans, Fl. s, Fox,
Lynchburg, O. g. Coblergh, Chicago,
W. Q. Perry, Savannah, N. R. Cat
terwood, Waycross, Dave Harrod,
Cochran, A. W. Mcclure, Albany, r.
Haynes, Va, R. E Plander, MouI!sie
THURSDAY.
R. E. Skinner, ST Louis, @, w, va
cent, Chicsgo, j, W, Romans, Ro-
che ster, W, t, Cooper, Atlanta, J P
Moys, High Springs Fla, Glen Hack
ney, Macon. R o Baum. Atlanta, w
g Brantley, Brunswick, A Haas, Ga.
T E Omohendra, Bait, 9 Fl Rodgers
Reidville, @ P Rouse, Cordele, E P
Catten, McRae, A s McLendon High
Springs Fla, @ y Browd, Dansville.
Va,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-07-02
His ability and skill, together
with the high class material used,
insure perfect satisfaction.
Notice.

After S o'clock, evenings, and
8 SUNDAY mornings I close my Of
fee, putting all instruments in
sterilizer, and patients calling
during those hours can not be
treated accidents excepted).
J. H. Powell, M. D.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Spec
ia1ist.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-07-02
Mr.. III. G. McFadden was

latest. J. H. Polhill is chef COR
mandizer.
Carpet Weaving,
Rugs and Hammocks.
Lolita Woo11ey, S.Grant.
Mr.. w. A. Wilson, of Sumter
County, is visiting his son, Mr..
K. A. Wilson, at his splendid SUI
burban home.
An order for the Enterprise
from H. L. Beauchamp at Har-
risburgh, S. D., states that all
the family are well.
Mr.. Dick Holden, of Lumpkin,
Ca, was in town last Monday in
the interest of the house he rep
resents. He sells farming i'm
p1ements.
Cheaper thanstaying'at home
only $500 to Savannah or 1925 to
Tybee via Seaboard Air Line
Railway on Sundays. Special
train leaves 400 a. m.
Henry's TEN CENT STORE, y
One door west of the Post Office,
will be ready for business on
or about July 18th. His ads"
will appear in this paper.
1000 acres of timber. and 40
horse saw mill for sa1efor $1,000.
Call on or write,
A. w. FULLER,
2-27tf Sibbie. Ca.
WANTED---At once 1000
pounds scrap brass. Highest
Market Price paid.
Fitzgerald Iron Works.
Strength and vigor come of
good food, duly digested. Force,
a ready-to-serve wheat and barley
food, adds no burden, but sus-
.tains, nourishes, invigorates. If
Mr.. w. H. Rogers returned
yesterday from three weeks
visit to Savannah and home folks
at Coleman. He reports that
Mrs. Rogers and the baby have
been quite sick.
Spend Sunday at the seashore.
Only $2.25 to Tybee and return
on Sundays via Seaboard Air
Line Railway. Special train
leaves 400 a. m. See agent for
full information.
Mr.. L. O. Tisde1l, who is pres
ident of the local Retail Grocers'
Association has been invited to
address the state association
when it meets in annual session
at Macon July 22nd.
The lodge I. 90. F. confer
red, very entertaining1y and i'm
pressively, the second degree up
on seven candidates who were
seeking the mysteris of Broth
erly Love, last Tuesday night.
The excavation for the new
store of r. ]. Hanson across
the alley from the Post-ofice has
been completed and the walls are
rapidly going up. It's a dull
week in Fitzgerald if a brick
block is not built,
For lazy liver try Chamber
lain's Somach AMI liver Tablets.
They invigorate the liver, aid the
regulate the bowels and
prevent b lious attacks For sale
by J H Goodman & O., Drug
gists.
Rev. Phillips, Primitive Bap-
fist, preached two sermonsin the
Baptist church here last Tues
day morning and evening. He
presented, very earnestly, the
truths of the Bible, and was list
ened to attentiyely by those pres
ent.
Clifford Plopper did not return
to the city with Co. from Crit.
fin but went on to Cincinnati
wher he will join his brother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10
RACE RIOTS
IN VIRGINIA

NORFOLK. Va. Dec. "A mob Of
80 white men armsd 10 the teeth
started a race wat AZ Berkeley yester-
day The trouble arose over an at
tempt 10 register negroes fer the com
ina county election.
County Treasurer Lyons, accused II
registering the negroes was assaulted
IN his office and kicked down stairs.
and County Clerk Martin was ASSAULT
cd IN the police station. while he was
talking % uegro councilman
The negroes IN town wcrc kept
penued up Ia one district fer several
hours but no one was seriously hurt.
A divorce vas granted IN the su-
potior court yesterday 20 Mrs.
Lcona Kelsey from Norman Kelsey
on the ground OF cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10
INVESTIGATE
SUNDAY COLLISION WILL De
TAKEN UP NEXT WEEK

The United States Inspectors, az
their office. this morning announced
that the investigation Of last sun
days collision viii be held the first
Of next week II Is hardly likely
that either OF the captains OF the
vessels which collided viii be held
to blame Tor the accident. The
pending investigation viii. however.
settle that question.
The steamer Flyer was this morn
Ing toWcd to Moran Bros. where the
necessary repairs TO her hall ana
machinery viii be made.
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DISABLED
GIG TRANSATLANTIC STEAMER
CAUGHT IN TERRIFIC STORM

LONDON. Dec. a.-The Kroouland
arrived At Queenstown to-day in a de-
abled condition Her 80 passengers
Riii probably continue their journey to
New york on the Teutonic. unless
speedy repairs can be made tornorrow.
THE kroouiard struck a terrific storm
after leaving Antwerp.
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GOES FREE
SUPREME COURT TURNS col.
BUTLER. TIE WEALTHY ST.
LOUIS BoopLER, LOOSE

UT. LOUIS. Dec. "a special from
jefferson city Rays the supreme court
fhts morning reversed she decision -
the lower court iu the ease ~ Edward
butler and ordered bin dinehhfgs.
Colonel Butler a. the bemoaratif boris
who wac convicted iu the lower court
~ bribery lu The ~ Louis municipal
rHrefHIiiF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10
EIGHT TEAMS
TIED
SIX DAY BIKE RACE is A VERY
SLOW AFFAIR

NEW YORK. Dec. Slight teams
aro tied fer first place Ia the sl1 day
blcvclc race. Twelve teams are stili
going Tho leaders scored 1924 miles
ard oieht laps az clock this morn
inE. as against the record Of i.i5o
miles and one lap.
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Notice to Subscribers

n. any evening. your copy of The
telephone Sunset. Main 1850, or In
dependent ilss. any time between
$50 aud i.s0--and a copy will be sent
Star has not arrived at ESQ o'clock.
YOU st once. by speciai messenger.
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SHE M II
PRINCESS ELIZABETH SHOT
THE ACTRESS, ALTHOUGH
THE POLICE DENY 1T

HERLGs. Dec. k-tud0ubtsd con-
frmHtlon shows that the story II the
shooting 81 the actress b Princess
Elizabeth IL absolutely true although
the officials are making great at
temptH t. suppress a. The neNhpa-
psrn here have been warned not 10
publish the fact that Princess Eiizae
beth did the shooting.
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You,d h.tter Com, Early

The choicest Holiday line OF Neck
wear. SILK aud Linen Hnndkerchiefs,
ever shown IN Seattle, Il, n, Brooks
a CO., 1871 Second ave. Arcade bldg.
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10

A certain man came into tho Lit
tie Tailors on Tuesday aud Wcdnes-
day for clothing lie took any size
suit or overcoat shown him at tho
sale price. lie came in nine times in
two days. either Tor a suit or an over
coat. Tho house detective noticed him
and followed him. lie went down TO
the Dead Line and pawncd them Tor
& O. s. more than the House sold
them FOR, 80 he was making q big
DAYS wages out OF Il. At this rate
don't Nondor why the House is 90
crowded all the time. So l reported
60 headquarters that the s Little Tale
ors' sale was a genuine one. aud we
printers bought over % suits ON
Thursday morning ourselves .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10
LANGLEY AIRShIP
WOULDN'T FLY

WASHINGTON. u. {. Dec. a.-Nut-
withstandiug thr~ fact that th, wealth
er conditions were perfect when the
Langley aiwhip was Eivcu a second
trial.. the flying machine refused TO
fly.
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TO SAVE The
COUNTRY
CHAIRMAN JONES CALLS A
MEETING OF THE DEMOCRAT.
&c NATIONAL COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Dee. -
Chairman Jones today issued call
for q Democratic national committee
meeting. January y. az the shore
ham hotel. Washington. II. g.
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- Classified Ads. ~
Star Want Ad Agencies

y, \. Mullen. sai Ballard ave. opp.
City Halt
Frsr,ent pr0o Co. UNlnu stree.
and Fremont avenue.
W, a. Mansfield q Co, Druggist
$50 ard jackson.
crahsm's Home Baker,, elo5 ts.
avenue
c N Lshndretl. cigar store, sisn
Second
Thes, Harris. at P0stsgiee, Rentoa
Little's Pharmacy, let ave. north
and Harrison street }. II. little.
proprietor.
Cartier s Co. pfusalst. ser. SIN
80. and pae. street South Seattle.
y. A. Aesre. Posteftlse. SO. Park
University Drug Store. University
Station.
Newell ST. Pharmacy. 1904 newell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy, NJ. Clark. pre-.
nrsetor. soeS z. Madison.
cslumhia prus store. W. !. Stud.
ley, prep. cslamhia. Wash
Broadway Pharmacy. y. {. Fisher,
PROF. els Broadway ard James.
Quaker Drug Co. iofS IL, ave.
Lsary's Pharmacy, esS N. Broad
way phone. Union -.
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p.rsenss.
cow DugIEE sroaE

Cow nuTTEH gTORE
utrTEH BOOB CHEESE.
" have enjoyed the confidence q the
uahite for many 3rars ~ simply ~
iuF e. Do WhHt HaH ftEhtacuttfuE the
prices down 60 hsdrnek. gitiuE them
exactly what they want with as
teen ounces - Il 90 the fsaund. Duf
net srarsd sheu fuNr grpctr tells you
that butter has Enus zap. Tell him
the old ard original tuW Butter
store fifHf end rika. sells The VerS
FINEST FANCY IOWA Creamery.
which IN rHiiciaua. a. z pounds fpr
tae and EsiEiu Creamery . esuta a
pound also fine Eastern brick htat-
ter. : pounds for a. cents and uuf
frrHh EHaa. 3 dozen for 6 cents are
fire u seems everybody wants them.
I tell you Sta Nery pleasant e. hHNr
the ladies with smile on their
faces. snNfnE how nice them Gags
were. Ard ~ want you all to hnuN
that ~ Brr tho higNeat SELLERS ~ the
celebrated Silver Leaf Kettle Rem
dersd lard on the Coast and an the
best eouks will have rafhiuH siae
Try ~ 10 pound pail q ins Espunud
pail. = cents. H.pounf pail = cents
We also sell Tull Cream Cheese Is
cents q pound These prices tell the
STORY whF sou always find such q
rush q the Cow Butter Store. EIfst
and Pike
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business charoes-continued
ARCADE HNCIANaH.
sad and "a Arcade
NpOMlNQ ftaUHta "A HNgtfA Netss

Business Chances Continued
N4 q, d6s E - il.S.
RouMlNd HOUSES & gNcirANarH
~.. 1lli HfECtALTlea
:. ~ iHa hAttfA NntH
Il lots Lake Warrington. on Weller
lei legNw Lake linton. exchange fof
ilal hottgm schooner value tidan
- n.l'a WHEAT iRud Adams county /
nileH from railroad, value 100 pet
ibenure ranch. near Wsnnteheo. im
peted orchard and s.rn0m house
,s,r IN hseeg, rented Zoe i'ea prf
iotgl ~ = rgumn furnished. in We
natehooi in heart - cit, Toe ,6Kia0.
t,m n@ ~ igdieE two cuttaEru on
Go run three Yrara What have Won
O. trade Tor equity
lots lu apakans value fbn1
luta IN Tort Angeles saiue nfa
y room laaFiua house. value 81 Gao
e. rooms, First avenue. coruer. hftcl.
lodging house. fHiur g too
q. rgom lodsins house. heart of city.
ita foom hotel value s. go
lan-Aefe faHrh AaHun County. . s1a
hrfs fFaii fafm. 81 hut
il.sn worth ~ isWelry
8 .so worth ~ mufohundIHr
20 lots iu Chicago value ti.am
Timber claim value 4 ua
New modern Broom house on Twpua
tleih avenue. value uf equity 81 $50
\ Notth Seattle corner. iuHi3p with
. ruuM house
Lot taain0. North Seattle.
Lot tasiuo Highland Drive. With uu4
finished small house
lssruum lodging .houHr value 81 0fa
t=ro9'm h.q1ss ana lots. iiillman city
Lot esi.o Eleventh avenue. with 5.
room house. value tlea
Groom cottage GA Queen Anne ear
HUr. value 81 so
8 ~ worth 81 eraekerY aud SLASH.
ware.
Th.a i the time Of sear that there h.
more trading going GA than am
other. aud N YOU have nu Trims ta
trHde We can match IL ur for Nuu.
What have you 10 match hnY u She
ARCADE EXCHANGE.
Sunset Phone. Blue AT Ind. -
Ron SALE one q the best candy.
fruit and cigar stores ga f1fni ave
RYAN q Co, itit Second ave- hnum
ron SALE or ENCnANGE-nus
nesu ioi. Tor sfecsfg stgrk ar anl .
tate Co. Is Timea bids
/. \. RosuNuAUM. fev1er. Eatafy
Public - NSN Ngfs hla.h ,s, Sgtn.'
Lsss
FOAf 3 obi fashioned diamond rinsu.
enr iarna cluster ~ ~ diamonds the
smaller 0no diamonds shell ease.
sNlas tpeA smita, sa,eh. reRs chain
Tag Literal reward Mrs. AZ. a.
t.aHaH. tHA Second ave
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hsnTy f1e Ward CSIlla' Ia s'i g.
MAY killsu, LEGAL CttV.
~ n Cade. a. SkaNwnv Aiaahs.
Clara N. Ruukie. 81
VII 6anudys ~ Kent. EdrA A
J. TOWN. tegal city. Randi IIusF.
Nnrd lcEaf civ
xChas A, Neung. - Csntrallas Ar
~ ffamsu. - centraiia.
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The most useful Xmas Present YOU
can possibly select is a Jewel Steel
Range. Thompson Furniture Co.
Inc. it21-i&2s First ave. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10

Extra special mince pies. %. at
New German Bakery. go First ave.
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Mrs JOSIE = TURNER. Massage.
ShnmpoQinE hauiruHnE Halfdrees.
Ing Scalp aud Facial Treatment
With the Nfhrn- Massage Machine a
Mcdonald Rloch Phone. Black dS
MISS EDNA HRoWSfNO vapor
baths ard massage. IaEaA FIRST
avenue room 5
WANTED snirituaiiat partner 10 sup
ply demand. tail las lHt avs room a
ENCLOSE 30 atampa fur Aatroioay
Made EaaN and Whom 20 MHrrF.
Mrs Adeiina swain. iw3 ist ave
HEALTH a. improved with bath and
VihrnssaEc massage Mrs falt 90 sta.
vNPoR. Massage aud Tub Baths.
iin3ia ard ave. May Toner Flat G.
PIANIST
MADAM ZAHAs readings are gopd
Other people know II you won't tai
you have one. 20 f1rHt avenue.
PROF, DOUGLAS. Scientific paimtst
The Nendome Hotel ist ave. 10 70 .
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstraetots
OSBORNE TREMFER a co. Inc.
established 1859 mining claim alb
Htrncta. Basement Mutual Lite bldg
frones. Sunset, bis Ind bis
BOOTH wfIITTLEsEY- HANFoRD
Abstract Co, catnbllshcd lsee Bake-
ment Of Hailor BLK Phone. Main ipt
SEATTLE Abstract CO. N. Y. Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10

ORR SPECIAL. TODAY.
Just Offered. must soil right now
grasp the opportunity, Broom hrick.
All outside rooms best location at
your own price Investigate this NJ
once Call room -. Union Block. Ii3
First avenue.
S2-ruon lodging house 20 exchange fof
Fremont real estate.
ssroam lodging house. elegantly furn-
ished. close In. only fl00. II HUtd ~
once.
MAHfs b co. "a Boston Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10

RAIN lEA bEALH
THE PLACE TO LIVE
EASY TO REACH EASY TU BUY
Beautiful location on shore Of Lake
Washington. short ride on Scent
electric cars from First and Wash.
fnEfuus large lots Nkii2 with alley,
are selling fast al xz5 IS and fs0
at = and - down and q month f0sl
already sold. every body likes Rainier
Beach, it's the best ard chsarspt
property On market for home and IN.
ysatmsut; schools. churches. st6res.
fine garden coil. cleared and Eradsd
aVtn uea. Sidewalks grand VlswH.
boating. bathing fishing high ana
healthful. plenty wood and rftv
hsalthful plenty weed ard city va.
ter at s1c month lumber on terms gr
home built gae Mr. Weed agent q fYire
Mt Rainier Beach, or g. X gturta-
want. owner. 40 Boston block
TWO Groom houses Sunset Heights
Addition small payment cash. and
n small monthly payment
broom house. Sunset Heights Add
ton. same az above terms.
~ lots. ranging from fit8 10 81. 81
cash and the balance ~ small
monthly aymeuts all IN Sunset
Heights Addition. near main entrance
to woodland Park and car une
MARtd h co.
"a Boston block
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A BEAUTIFUL little home on glst
ave. near Madison. broom modern
cottage on ~ n. lot. with beautiful
view 81 lake and mountains. 100
cash. balance Ike rent. price 81. so
STEWART, sTBWAH \ co.
Room ~. Union Block,
7is First Avenue.
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Handkerchief

Ladies fine Linen Handkerchief
hem Htitchsd Handsomely sm-
hroidered. worth un Co SOC. your
choice ..-s.-r .s....ss.....ss... 200
Ladies' Pure Linen handkerchief.
hemgtliched. lie value sss,.-t Zoe
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Pillow Top Special.

Heavy Satin Pillow Tops IN q
splendid assortment 81 beau
tifui patterns. fi.Qq value.
Thursday. special ....,,. 6Bc
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wan,sa-R.al Estate

FARM WANTED
Every Gay there are from ID % % peo-
PIE IN Cur office who want 70 bay
FARMS ~ sou have one for sale call
Immediately. % gFite. giving fun de-
EeriptIan. We make a speciality ~
selling country property
ROBERT MkLThT. 80 New York blk
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fOAf old fashioned diamond rinsn.
anr large cluster Of ~ diamonds the
smaller one diamonds shell ease.
bwiaa fueN nnfNnt Match. runs chain
attached All tn leather chafriaius
bag iltsrai reward Mr. ~ a.
ttsnHH. $50 Second ave
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Business Chances
k8tf@f8EAr stand. something rirht
d0uu town. terms " wanted. Don't
miss THE
81 go Lodging house. 81 rooms. long
leaas. rent Va. furniture good 10.
cation the best
81 900 sndgiuE house. II rooms First
ave- rent $50. thFecsYsar lease. big
snap.
fi.lsa=iuVuire-s buys bakery and lunch
room on Tike ST. clears 40 month.
~ bargain.
$50 Halt Interest In dancing school.
leading one Of city cashier position.
SEATTLE REAL FaTATE co.
n Times bldg
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-14
Judiciary of Cook County.
APPGLLArE COURT JVoogS.

FARLIN Q. BALL, Presiding Justice
FRANCIS ADAMS, THOMAS 6. WIND
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-28
CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT OPENS FIRM BUT THE ADVANCE
IS SOON LOST

Chicago. April 2s.-Wheat opened firm to-day,
due to higher cables, with May unchanged to Ac
1880. The advance was soon lost, however. on
free selling by longs and commission houses, May
selling down to TIC, while July followed with a
are to eas fer Ct to
early feature: Minneapolis and Duluth reported
receipts of 81 cars. which with local receipts Of
ceipts for the three points 172 cars, against 123
last week and POS year ago..
Later In the day the market developed a little
frmer feeling on reports of damage to the grow
ing crop, while there was some Covering pre-
dictions Of bad weather and July advanced to
72% @72%c. Renewed selling by pit traders
declining to- 71alc,, where It CLOSED; at a loss
of 9sc. May sold down to 1880 and closed Nc
Cf Close: = wheat, May. TIC; July. 71Ac;, septem-
ber, 6e1h @699sc: cash wheat, No red. 771Ac;
No. red. es@75e; No; hard Winter 72M575c;
sprns NH 4p@soc: No. cS northern spring, 7s@
7Sc; No. spring, 71@l7oc. .l"..-'.
The opening on corn was firm on better cables
higher high at at 44%c to- to 45e and 451sc to 45Ae Tie
increased receipts caused selling by locals and
May declined to .44Bc. while July eased off to
developed and the market steadied at 45Bc:
Local receipts were 222 cars with one of contract
The late weakness in wheat caused liQuida-
tion in corn and closing prices were at the low
point of the h day, with May y %c tI Lover at disc
"na Glcse e:S cor q "a Hpr GTef f4e x nsy %c July
4@4ts: SsptsmSss 44zs cash corn No. 2
oats opened steady with May. unchanged to
kc lower at 33Ac to 33asc, and July shade
higher to u @Ac lower at 311sc to 81 3sc: Weak:
ness in other grains and larger receipts caused
brought out rally, May advancing to :53hc and
July selling up to 81 1ac. Local receipts were
Close: Oats, April. 3sMc; May. $3.50; July,
81 &c: September, 22S5s @2SAc; cash oats. No. 2,