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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-30
The Trust Company Of America.

DIN Nv W.
40 Broadway, New York September is. 1908.
The Board OF Directors OF The Trust Company Of
America have this day declared quarterly dividend
OF TWO (2eS, PER CENT upon the Capital Stock
OF the COMPANY payable October 1. 1903.
Transfer books viii be closed at II NJ. Saturday,
September 10. 1903 and reopen 10 \. NJ. October
L. 1901. RAYMOND j. CIATRY. Secretary
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"a E-1'REiSt az TRAESACTEBks.

MONDAY
I'd hy sub Treasury 20 banEs.,,. ... 50 sol 900
Id b. baHHs 10 sub treasury ,.,.,....- J.@0g 900
Loss 20 banks on dayIs transactions. 81, sII 900
SINCE FRiDAY LAST
raid BY sub Treasury To bank5..,..... 81 i53 600
paid BY banks to Sub Treasury. ii.S8.0oO
Lnss to banks, ace. ..,,. ....... SOS 0OO
CAN 70 banks same period previous, week l,i76 900
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OFFICE OF
AMERICAN SMELLING q REFINING co.
II Broadway. New York, september Is. 1908.

QUARTERLY DIVIDEND NO. H.
The Directors OF the American Smelling and Re-
inning Com pany have this day declared the regular
Quarterly Dividend Of ONE AND THREE-otAR-
TIERS 40 PER CENT. on the Preferred Capital
Stock Of the Company, payable October Q. 1905
70 ssockholders of record az O'Clock P. NJ. Sep.
tenber 2S 1903. The bOoks of the Company for
the transfer OF Preferred Stock will be closed az
5 o'clock p. NJ, September Is. 1905 and will be
rsopened October 7, 1908.
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pERE MARQUETTE RAILROAD 90.

Coupons due October l. lyJ, from the Fiat 4
FCrc Marquette Fir't Mortgage 80 and go bonds
and the POrt Huron Division 90 ponds will be psi,
and after that datc At the oiiicc VI Robert Win
lhfOp Il Co. No. 80 Wall street New York,
CHARLES MERRIAM, Treasure,
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THE CHAVHAM NATIONAL BANK.
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.

A quarterly dividend OF four per cent. has this
day 6een declared ny the Board of directors OF
this bank, out OF the earnings of the past three
months payable on and after October I, 1903. until
which date transfer books will be closed.
II. T. DORENuS. Cashier.
New York September u.s. 1903
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MISSOURI. KANSAS & TEXAS KY. CO..

10 VIII NtT''t, WV iOTK.
Coupons duo October |, 1903. of the MISSOURI,
KANSAS 4 TEXAS RY. co. ST. LOUIS DIVISION
First Mortgage Rrtunding Bonds, and Of THE
MISSOt ri, KANSAS & EASTERN RY, co. First
Mortgage Bonds. win be paid upon presentation
at this oificc and after that date.
C. q HEDGE Vice Pres. n Twas
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Sept 20.--Thc cash statement OF
he receipts and expenditures OF the Treasury
shows
This day. THIS month. Fiscal year.
Receipts .Sl?16Si7 S;320t .g95 Sl4l 500. 40
Expenditures ...,. I,ij500O J875.OO0 1871 .0s7, 1888
Surplus ......... 1921 .siT s5520.aO5 s4ssi.5l8
The receipts from customs 10 day were 5000 go,
s3t DOT. National bank notes received for redemp-
ton, S543.U33.
The cash statement of the tnited states Treasurer
for Sept 70 shows
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CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL.

Up l5S POints-ShOrts COver--BrOwn
Bidding Of List Lower Reccipts
Lberal--Erain Firmer-Innuencrd by
Stock Market--ShOrts GOver-COfree
Higher.
TUESDAY, Sept. s.-iRAlS. -Wheat-Spot
was quiet. Sales. 1000 bush. No. > red.
&c under December: No. Northern Duluth.
sac. over December; No. Northern New
York, sac over. Northwestern receipts were
1857 cars against $40 last week and i.O7O
last year Chicago. 10 cars, against l23 last week
and a57 year ago Futures closed &c to 9sc.
higher, Sales, l.lOO,O0 bush Prices AZ
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This shows the grain movement:
sM York. %ss 81 SEQ ! 9; RDe 1GI sS
Exports So. 49,. 5iia $3.50 .,.. &C.,
Rccripts.'... $4,000 ssl 90 $4,000 1900 i.sooo
Shipncnts.,.il+OOO eol,cDo 2l7.oo .... 10000
Buialo:
Shipments. 1000 32l,Ooo $1,000 ..-. 5000
Wheat advanced on the rally at the stock E1
change, better English cables tan expected. light
offerings, buying by influential operators at the
Vest. nlnrr or less foreign buying and covering
OF shorts 81 Louis was good buycrnl Chicago,
Cudahy, brokers Nert blying supposedly 20 cover
close however owing to beari.n Bra lstrcet state
meni. dull casa market and largo receipts to
f.i and London I'D. &c I'd: paris was to Is
S 3 " So5sSss, aPa ssdy wS ss' saeSsI s
were l.7O5OOO bush. against i,so'.0o year ago.
2.a6oooo bus snd in Europ, gained 47C0,o0.
making thu incrca' ir the Worli 1904. 200 Corn
wheat and " oil street les1nrd offerings and gen
eral buy!ns but GaH o. TIE nse was lost later on
rSospis wcr, sss,eoc bush aealnst toi 900 las.
s ssss Ais e t'P: ire s4s ms
SsSe supniy - dserease.i $4,000 bush Chicago
received ls,csrs Of which wers of contract grade
ceipts were 1900 bbs and II sOi sacks s1ports,
rs bss and Ss n.k Winter 2" s IN sb Y SP.r
s N sSi. c.srs 7os e''n .tfnsns tos sstas
D'esS Cotton Mys ssI s' saS.nssa rs points
s "a aqli &, s.
Iiyslpooi d.sI!nsd point. on ,he spo! With sale.
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Oats were active and tlrmer Sales ll6 600 BUSH
No. > white. 42al2t.c.: No. while, 4il5@
csc. Rye was steady No. Western. nominal
c. T. I, Buffalo. car lots Jersey end State 5eI4db
bush. No. ? mixed in elevator September
price: No white, 54c.; No. 2yrlow 58l4c. Futures
closed unchanged to Sc higher. sales 5000 bush,
Prices az follows:
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THE HALL SIGNAL COMPANY.
FIFTEENTH QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
COMMON STOCK,

New York, Sept Is, 1903.
A quarterly dividend of ONE AND ONE HALF
PER CENT. u1s5l upon the Common stock OF
this Company has been declared payable October
l. 1908. 70 stockholders Of record at the close Of
business September 20 1908.
The transfer books will close September 70 and
reopen October 2. II. K WALLER, Secretary.
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The semi weekly movement q the principal m
Noror towns was a. follows:

Port exports 1885 bales. Futures here cioNu
barely steady at Q net advance OF 40 points on
Scptcrnber and q decline OF 70 10 on the resi- OF
the list. Estimated sales. 100000 bales Pntes
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Knickerbocker Trust Company.
COUPONS PAYABLE Al 10 BROADWAY
ON AND AFTER OCTOBER
LIST. 1908.
Coupons may be seut In ut once. and Checks
In payment OF same will be ready for
delivery at 10 A. NJ. on Octo-
Der LIST.

New York City 3,5so.
American Electric Telephone Co. Deb. SO
Flush Terminal Co. Is, 20.
Chllds Ellsworth
computing Scale Co. of America Coll. Trust list %
repew Realty Co. ,st 90.
Gencsce & Wyoming r. r. Co. LIST so.
C-and River Coal & Coke Co. list 8"s.
isiip Union Free School. District No. l. 90
Lcgrc,t. Francis f.. Co. list go
New York Athletic Club I'd SO.
Fan Handle Traction Co. list h'i
Pearson Publishing Co. list go.
Steel Ores Co. LIST SO.
Watkins Village %. Reg. 40 Water
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-12
COIored Oirzen lined for Raising
Row ou 4th and OAK ota Last
Night.
OVsrsoat Stolen on Train.
Ohas. Alexar der Arrss'e '-Unde.
Bond 10 Appear Before Grand
Jury.

0 Last uieht ~ Constable Muller
wss gong home, ne heardsthe cries
of woman near the corner OF
Fourth and Daf0ta. Going 30 the
scene from which the cries emar-
aled, he found negro man and
woman engaged IN row. The
mau was Ed Stephenson, who was
in an intoxicated condision and
was beating and abusing the wo-
man. She said be was attempting
to prevent her from gong home.
Constable Miller arrested Steph-
enson and took him TO jail. This
morning be was taken before Judge
Payne, and after receiving q head
ing, WAS fined IS and costs. He
paid the fine and was discharged.
Charles Alexander was arrested
abOutS O'clock last night, charged
with Stealing an overcoat and
some Indian goods contained in
the pockets Of the coa'. The coat
belonged to Guy DavisoD, . trav.
cling msn from Oklahoma City.
Dawson came in on the Lawton
train which arrives At 7:4s. On
the way over he laid bis coat over
the back Of q seat in tne car. A.
ter = while Alexander, who was 9
stranger 10 him, came and sat By
hin and rnga4edIn conversation.
Later Davidson left his seat 10 talk
with another travelling man il the
same car. " hen the train reached
Cbickesha, be found the coat gone.
Policemen Farmer and Saunders
we're 1T the lrein. When Alex
ander alighied from tie cat, IT,
as ions attract suspicion. H
was seen 10 60 among he bnx cars
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following are among those
who we're registered at the hOtels:
TUESDAY.
New EarIy:-G. W. Brown, Pur.
cell; Lee Primm, Oklahoma City;
j. Il. Trathener, Cleveland. O, j.
f. Brennan. Boston; a. NJ. Russell,
Maugum; J. S. McCurdy. Inde-
pendence, Mo Chaa. Garner,
Wichiia; A. P. Crockett, Hopkins-
Vile, KY; Hampton Tncker, South
McAIsster; s. Fl. shuli, Argonia,
Kan; J. M. GibbOn, Decatur.
ROyaI:-Max Davidson, Cincin-
natl; Vernon J. Rose, Newton; ".
r. Pollard and wife, Wichita, KS /;
A. B. Hall and daughter, Lnwton;
Miss Patterson, Clay Center, Thos.
d. Glover, Bolton, j. II. Painter,
OmAhs; K. F. Joby, Oklahoma
C1tv
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-12

Water Works aud Sewers Thing The
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-12

on . side rack, end when fmm~r
follow ed. he began to run. TIE
latter overlook him and searched
him, but fading nothing OF any
consequence on his person, reless-
ed hin. Later Dawson reported
the loss Of the overcoat to the po-
lice. A search wss made for tie
suspicious looking individual and
he was soon found with the coat
10 bis possession. lie was immed-
lately placed under arrest and
lodged in the jail.
This morning Alexander receiv-
ed aheariDg 10 Judge Pay ne's court
and was detained .under $500 bond
to await the action of the grand
jury.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-12

New E4rly: p. NJ. Gunler, .JuO
W. Shartpl, W. Il. Butcher, J..
lsi.chl, 0siAhrma City; w. N
Hayes, Norman. o. T; N. f T j.
lor, Pauls Valley; J.. f. Wells,
Springfield, NJ; w. D. vArney,
El Reno; Mrs. }. F. Brown, Aus-
dafko; b. Il. Wyatt. Lawiol.
Royal:-Geo. A. Wehe, Hutch
inson, Kas; Z. +. Warner, Minco
j Il. Kent, Ardmort; J. A. Camp
hell, w. M. Eadr. B +. Hendlpv /,
Tuttlr, /. +; I. W. BJ fsld. Mnco:
s. L. OoyIe, Rush Springs; J.. w.
Aber, Minco.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-12
ITS UPTO YOU.

Which will sou do, throw youi
money away paying rent or bay q
place ami pay for It monthly a
quarterly, just to suit you.
don't care which way sell.
A. y. COCHRAN. 3
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-12
PATRONS AND TEAcnEes.
Meeting at the NJ. e. Ch rob
Friday Evening 1880, Nov.
IS, 1908.

PROGRAM:
1903 Social.
500, Music--Oyerture, Mrs.
Staley.
Prayer, Rev. Leonard.
Music-YicIin Solo, Mrs- Will
iame.
Duet, Rev. Ray and Mr.. Nc
Neal.
Piano Solo. Miss Smith.
Recitation, Miss Francis Davis.
Musio--Orchestra, Mr.. A. j..
Gotf leader.
Address, Mr. Staley.
Solo, Mr. Haines.
MneIe, Orchestra.
School children below 7Ih grade
not admitted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-12

Mr. and Mrs. Hobrrt rrown oi
Walsekss III, arrived il this OF,
this morning and were pIeasaDr
callers A. this Office. They ar,
looking for = locstion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-12

w. f. Mcintyre, one OF The
prominent business men Of Duncan,
was il town Yesterday HI wenf
to bradley This morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-12
KNIGHTS ATTE NTIoN.

The KniEhtsofPythlss lodge viii
not ne organized at Lindsey mex
Tuesday as heretofore announced.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-12


of
less than ST. Louis Respectfully,
The National tribune., 1903-01-29
HOTELS AND RESORTS.

L,LoRIDA-FoR HEALTH. PLEASURE. COM
II fort profit, go to De Funiak Springs Fla, so
miles east of Pensacola The Florida Chaialqua COM
mencing Feb IL to April with the best in the
country giving three entertaining sessions every day,
affords instruction and pleasure to every one. No
place In all Florida give you homei.le or
healthy for the months Of February and March
You will meet pleasant people, who VIII make you
feel at home; and the finest spring In the world with
the Winter residences built around the beautiful lake
Fare from Cincinnati 5000; from ST Louis 81 So
round trip; good until June next Board from - per
week up. Address Florida Chattauqua, De Funiak
Springs, Fla.
IF YOU VISIT KENTUCKY AND STOP IN HAIR
L dinsburg call on Clint p Hook, proprietor Of the
Home" Restaurant.
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EDUCATIONAL.

nON'T PAY $50 SEND Us 81 FOR OUR COM
- piete course in touch typewriiins. Includes So
charts. Illustrates lingering; gives full explanations,
with exact representation of business letters legal
forms specifications, etc, for practice Also instrc-
ton in punctuation and spelling. Most complete and
practical course offered. Diploma to the prof.
Client This offer is made to introduce our correspond
courses and is good for but short time, after
which the prices will be advanced to ten dollars, as
heretofore. All commercial branches taught Ask for
prospectus .Wambaugh's Shorthand and Commercial
College, Junonyille, Fayette Co., Pa
CORRESPONDENCE TRAINING IN PHYSICAL
- cuiture-o0 minutes per day produces wholesome,
perfect health strength, p0se, grace and suppeness;
highest endorsements every del GIFTED. Six weeks
Course IS In advance. The White School Of Physical
Culture, Box 6, Akron, Ohio.
CTAMMEgING CURED.-wRITE TODAY FOR
= catalogue, also particular. IF free trial week. Reed
School, $50 Hubbard Ave-, Detroit, Mich.
A MOST FASCINATING AND USEFUL ART
remsinder Of frt edition t half price &c, postpaid
Griffith, 20 Rogers Ave, brooklyn n. Y.
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PAINTS.

DAINT WITHOUT OII.-REMARKABLE DIS
coyery That Cuts Down the Cost Of Paint Seventy
five Per Cent. Free Trial Package Is Mailed To
Everyone Who Writes. A. j. Rice, prominent man.
uiactnrer Of Adams, y, has discovered process
OIL lie calls It Powdrpalnt IL TO the farmer
dry powder, and all that is required is cold water
make paint weather proof fire proof and durable
oil paint. 1t aderes to any surface wood stone or
brick spreads and looks like oil paint and costs about
oneourth much. Write 10 Mr. A. J.. Rice, Manufr,
40 North St. Adams n. V. giving the name of the
dealer from whom yon buy your paints. Mr.. Iiice will
send you free trial package, also color card and full
Information showing you how you can save q good
many dollars. Write to-day.
The National tribune., 1903-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

"AIR, SCALP, SKIN SPECIAIIST.-WE LIVE
III In an age where old appearance bars employ
falling: scalp scaly. itching; disguised stop e4psr
menting with advertised cure-alls. or what friends
suggest: only systematic home succeeds; two
cases alike; treatment according their nature, but
microbes as hair destroyers is humbug and hair grow
ing on bald heads swindlei Send stamp, COmrade DR..
Knester ll52 Franklin street. Oakland CAL for printed
questions; and return them; will then advise
further. Here since 1851 Only regular specialist
the Cast. Advertise rarely; therefore, this ad
yertiSement for future reference.
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cRAYoN PORTRAITS,

r ARGE CRAYON PORTRAITS, SIZE I6x20 IN,
IL of yourself, comrade, any member of your
family copied from any photo or tintrpc and giaran
teed true likeness. mounted cloth and sent post
paid for $50 All photos pturiied; any changes made
ca,l copy from group, enlarge two or any number
together Tinted Crayos or Water Color Pasteis made
order. Send your photos; work guaranteed Remit
by p o. order registered letter to IL IL. Chapman,
An Dept 6 ratlot Station. GAINESVILLE, O.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

COMRADES, IF YOU HAVE A BOY OR GIRL
~ who wishes recitation for Grand Army, Memo
rial Day or any other kind of entertainment
ting that viii not fail TO please good peopiewrite
and fer 81 will send typewriter copy. DO not
found this offer with of the trashy productions
that common, but expect new. patriotic produc
ton in Address G. c. Hasser, Late Co. L, 2lst
Pa. Cav, Bloomington Ill.
CPFCIAL-A PRIZE SILK FLAG, 4xs, TO SOME
- Post Corps or school that VIII present and report
and Triun pts Of Old Glory, advised by Jesse II.
Carpenter, Department Inspector Of Indiana 6.
Angola Ind.
ENTERTAINMENTS - TRIALS AND TRI-
IL uniphs of Old Glory. new public entertain
meAt for schools auspices Of Grand Army. Corps,
etc. Two copies, Il. Flag nnrling rituals free with
order Remit postal order, to Thad- X. Miller, An
COLA, Ind.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

ATEN'S FURNISHINGS.-MEN'S ALI-W0OI.
M 2sounce Cashmere Suit for $50. Send weight,
height. breast, waist, iiIsean and sleeve measure,
with 81 deposit balance. $50. c. o. D.. at express
Office. Frank Leonard, Claysyiilc, Pa.
NEN'S FINE AL, WOOL SUITS, SIS AND $40:
w extra fine suits al ST. and si: s.ae color wanted
and send weight. height. breast waist, insean, and
sleeve measure with 81 deposit balance c. o. d. al
express Office. Frank Leonard. Ciaysville, Pa.
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NOTICE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.-THE
~ undersigned are manufacturing and have for sale
up to date Rural Free Delivery Mail Box, which
was approved BIZ the Postmaster-General on October
10, 1902. Prices follows: Single box, with lock and
keys, and with approval of the Postmaser(ieneral,
and name of purchaser senced on box, s275 o. b.,
RadclH, Vinton County, Ohio; box, without lock,
$50. All boxes bracSeted ready for the post. We
also have patent pending on Poultry Trough, which
everybody should have that is interested in poultry
raising for profit from the fact that clean food and
water is essential clean coops and poultry houses
so to insure healthy poultry and give good results
both in eggs and increase of fowls. We expect to
commence selling State and County rights for the
PoutIy Trough, about the first of March. 1903.
And will sell the entire right Of The United States IL
can find buyer. Address The Il. T. Williams Co.,
Wilkesville, Vinton County, Ohio.
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CONFEDERATE MONEY.

NFONEYi MONEY! MONEY.-THAT YOU CAN
w not spend, but which is valuable relic OF the
Civil War. put upa number of genuine Confederate
bills in a neat folding display book, convenient for
| showing them. Comrades and Others who have
bought my collections are pleased, and many send for
| more, either to sell again present friends. These
bills have gathered up here in the South and they
| are sure-enoush Confederate money. send single
collections. postpaid, for GO cents two for o. j. f.
Harding, " Martin street, Atlanta, Ga.
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PATENTS.

DATENT FOR SALE-HOoK-AND-EYE LUCY
Z. A. sutherland, 1919 Fulton street, Chicago. Ill.
&c Protect your ideas EE-Advice free Milo Ii.
Stevens d Co. Established 1854 500 Fourteenth street,
Washington, d. C.
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BADGES.

IDENTIFICATIONB BADGES WITH YOUR
l. Name Company, and Regiment, shipped In metal
box. by mail, prepaid. Pin on back. Made in three
qualities; Electro Plate so cents Rolled Gold Plate
cents, and Gold Filled, sIo0 Write name and address
Bank. Address all orders TO H. +. Cole. Mount Car
roll, Carroll County, LII.
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GAR, W.R.c., S. oFv. SUPPLIES.

n AR, w.R.C, q. OF ". sUPPLIES.-FLAGs,
": Banners, Caps, Swords, Belts, Badges Best AN
wool Bunting Flags for homes and schools. All goods
Of the best material, lowest in prices Send for cata
logue. Comrade J. A. Joel d Co.. IS Nassau ST. N, Y
The National tribune., 1903-01-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Of s 1ha, IS rsnie his year for
Ss.oOuo There Is scdA30 paid up stock In the plant. The
plant is IN operation: been run ONE year
.crest himself In tbs snsn s in town Of $3.50 inhb
iants. This is teeSnIy plant here, and pays hand
hsss sa hs Sss
In the West Thecontry is prairie, and the best
nar,hwes. ArKaiss or eaornis Address iii James NJ
| Bishop. Norman o. I.
VrOR sALE-aA GOOD BUSINESS FOR a YOUNG
~ hustler profits large. The entire outfit for max pg
ton to Is ,. Delaware ST., Muskegon, Mich.
FOR SALE ATT BARGAIN-A GOOD EsTAB-
graphs and sewing machines Stock will invoice
COO Reason for selling. wish to retire account of
old age and sickness Address Box 2G5 Uhrchsville. o.
DARE BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITY.-Sis.ooo
stock merchandise. With four-year lease finest
building in city Cash or good paper New gas field.
J. C. Thomas. Petersburg, ND.
A DESIRABLE BUSINESS AND LOCATION
"A near SCHOOL church, depot: four lots, with feed
store, scales merchandise store large house and barn.
cheap for cash. Inquire Of C. d. Tyler. Marsad, Neb
| VoUR CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY! OFFER
Il nj private sale my Touring. meal and feed mill
situated on railroad, al Armstrong Mills Ohio in thick
to keep mill running steady. New and doing splendid
work. Terms easy. For full information write Z. W.
Armstrong, Armstrong; Mills, Ohio.
S6 600 STOCK OK OF GENERA NE; 4, MEEcM IAN
or Woods Counties Okla. My is Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Queensware, Shoes, Hats, FuSpshns Goods
located on railroad in good farming country snap
Address ]. p. D., Moriquand, Homestead, Okla.
L,RIENDs AND COMRADES: 1 WOULD LIKE
II TO obtain loan of $500 for IS months at fair inter
est. Can give ro.e .. present; will give mortgage Oil
Mo- Geo -saw:n, CO. c, Goth Iowa Inf, L. o. Box So
Nernal, Utah
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MacHiNE cry.

TOR SALE-FIVE DOUBLE STAND WOLF
1 Rolls for wheat, Txi8. Now In Use. Sell cheap
Wish to increase capacity. Write C. W. Armstrong,
A.m5troIg's Mills. o.
The National tribune., 1903-01-29

TEMPER'S WHITE PINE CO.-FUR COUGHS
N and colds, has equal: COZ. bottle, Is cent?
mailed to your address: money refunded II not safo
factory. Prepared BY g. II. Kemper. OsSood, Ind.
The National tribune., 1903-01-29
FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

UHoR SALE OR TRADE OR LEAsE-STEAM
II gist mill; feed flour and meal In good demand at
MILL good town, two railroads, good farming country;
r. miles to any other mill Address Clark Son, Box
LIS, Walnut, KAN,
NOR SALE-LARGE BRICK HOTEL AT DUN
II kirk, Ohio Price y, 900. Rents to make 9x per
cent this investment Foz particulars address ].
Charles Gross. Milford Center, Ohio. Reference, NIL
ford Center Bank.
EoR sALE-oNE OF TAYLOR & HUNTINGS
Il exhibition cases for stereoscoplc views; win 10
colnmodate SIX persons q time: A good thing to
war Views taken hy Brady and Gardner, Government
photographer ls6l-10eS. VIII sell the whole outfit
The National tribune., 1903-01-29

VALUABLE INVENTION FOR SALE OR
understanding entirely new; prevents stove
from overheating with gas and shuts II off when the
pressure becomes weak the fire would go ont works
automatically, easily adjusted, and is ornamental.
Thlrtyeight sold By one man In one afternoon: his
lin, Ind.
The National tribune., 1903-01-29

GRAND BCOK-THEODoRE ROOSEVELT, Pa
VI triot and Statesman a complete and entertaining
biography of the President. including sketch of the
first six months of his administrations: illustrated with
II fine half tones: heavy ribbed cloth binding; stamped
in gold silver and colos and decorated front with
medallion portrait of President: $40 pages worth
$50: my price only 81. Address Ii. III. Chapman,
Gratiot Station, GAINESVILLE, O.
The National tribune., 1903-01-29

OKLAHOMA. Il HAVE A FINE FARM OF so
" acres, in Pottawatone County, Oklahoma: good
agricultural land; four miles from two railroads; all
fenced two tworo log houses, barn. and other out
some fine timber etc, etc Cheap at 81 200 IL. NJ.
Saint, Greensboro. Ind,