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The Washington times., 1903-08-25

The same persons who had advance
information of Amalgamated Copper s
last bulge across so have been told to
buy it around 40 for another turn. or
buy without waiting for it TO reach that
figure, and average it down two or three
points If necessary. 1t is observed that
the price declines under small offerings,
and the specialists think there has been
accumulation on this level. The stock
has reputation for moving independ-
emily OF the general market
Sentiment around the street is re-
markable only for a tone of utter in
difference. There was no violent dis
agreement between those who believe the
market is going higher and those who
think prices must go lower Many
traders make it a point to hold aloof
from dull market
The output for the first six months OF
1903 of the United Copper Company was
1860, 900 pounds OF refined copper, when
is equivalent to about 5000, 600 pounds
for the year The officials of the COM
pany state that since the first of August
the output has been steadily increasing
so that in all probability the production
for this year will reach the total of
3O,O00,0O0 pounds. The concentrating
plant at Basin is having it's capacity in
creased, but It is not expected that
it Will be completed prior to September
l. The production for the month of
October Will. with the new facilities.
probably reach the large total of 100000
pounds, much larger output than that
of the same month last year.
The following summary of the condi-
ton of the 500" property has been an
nouncei by the president of the road.
in view Of the recent action on the di-
vidend: Beginning with surplus of
S66O,SS0 on hand June 30, 1900, we have
earned, including surplus up to June
80. 1903. 4.239, 752. From this we have
deducted $2S9. 022 for improvements 10
constructed lines. leaving a net sur
plus Of $3.50, 730. We have advanced for
construction OF new lines and for new
equipment pending issue of bonds) 81
923. OPT. We had on hand June 30. 1903.
after payment of fixed charges. cash as
sets, $l,s93,625, and In other current as
sets over current liabilities $500, 7OS.
The further rise in the price Of gold
in London IS not an obstacle to our
procuring gold when we choose to over
bid Germany. Even the probable I'd
vance in the Bank of England's rates
to protect itself against the German de-
mand for gold would not be prohibitory.
Germany is bidding high for gold not TO
keep II from US, but because she has
troubles about her budget and wishes
10 Increase her army beyond her incoSae
We are bidding for gold not because az
any embarrassment in our affairs. but
because our monetary system Is ILL
adapted to harvest a crop running INTO
the billions.
The Washington times., 1903-08-25

MABEL M'KINLEY
UNDER THE KNIFE

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-In a private
hospital yesterday Mrs. Mabel Mckinley
Baer, fayorite niece of the late Presi-
dent, underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis. The operation was performed
by DIT. Neil MacPhater, and was en-
tirely successful. Mrs. Baer, with her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs Abner
Mckinley. and her husband. Dr. Her
manUs L. Baer. arrived here from Somer-
set. Pa. and went to the Manhattan
Hotel
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PR0F. CLAY, 2i2 kIss sIR e

Tells from cradle 90 grave; reunites separated
husbands and wives, makes swcethearts or lovers
true, causes speedy marriages; gives luck; re-
moves mysterious spells; unnatural feelings
Ladies, 2jc; gentlemen, soc. Hours 10 TO g.
It
MRS. II. NJ. NOLAN, Spiritual Medium. 400
10th ST. NV. Price, SOC and 81. au55-6t
THE WORRINGMAN'S DAY OF RECKONING
is the day he buys a slightly used suit Of
clothes for little money from JUSTH'S OLD
STAND Old ID 49, su24-7t
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PRESIDENT TRUESDALE ILL.

GREENWICH, Conn, Aug. 25.-wiH-
lam H. Truesdale, president of the
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
Railroad, is in a critical condition
from blood poisoning at his home at
Indian Field, between Greenwich and
Coscob, for two weeks, but his physician
has now pronounced him out of danger
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Mr.. ERVlNG MILLION,

PIANIST AND HYPNoTIST. GA New York ave
NV Through IIiPAOfiSM person can be at
tracted toward you, caused to like, love and
respect YOU; erring friends wives, husbands
can be Influenced to act properly, etc. HYP-
NDHiSM taught. Hypnotism is easily learned
PALNISTRi. Hands read daily. Ladies' 81
ccnLs: gentlemen. 81. Hours. 9 % O II
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PROPOSALS FOR CERTIFICATES.

Proposals are 10 be opened this after
noon by the Bureau OF Insular Affairs
for $1,000 600 worth of Philippine Ger
tihcates Of Indebtedness. which are to
be issued 10 provide for a gold reserve
required under the recent currency act.
The Washington times., 1903-08-25

It is really hard to figure out what
the market leaders are doing when their
stocks seem to be pegged where they
are until more is known about the
crops. Perhaps that expresses the sit
uation as well as anything else. When
the truth about the crops is known the
list may advance the rest of that 20
points prophesied IN the current quo
tatiOn Of w. G.. ROckefeller's opinion
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LOST.

LOsT-Sunday, August q. pearl prayer beads,
WIN gold cross, on the bar OF which was the
word TRACE - reward il returned to owner
1875 9th st. II
L0ST-Party who found pocketbook Saturday
on iStE ana y car OF on { St. ne. please re-
turn keys only 70 2I2 Maury place ne. 1t
STRAYED-Auglst %, a black and white COW,
nom premises OF Mrs. helligan, corner I'd st.
and Florida ave. ne. Finder VIII receive re-
ward if returned 70 the above address 1t
LOST-On oath, little tan dog answering TO
the name Of Baby; wearing this and last
years tags. Reward if returned 10 1919 18th
81. NV. 1t
STOLEE-From River View on Wednesday,
Aug. 10 1893, one bay horse, twelve years old
liberal reward SAMUEL II. ROBY. au25-3
sTOLEN-From the neighborhood Of my resi-
dence, 18th ST. and Maryland ave. ne some
three OF four weeks ago, a black male puppv
with a little white under breast 4 reward
for information that VIII lead 10 its recovery
}. MALEY, 1916 Maryland ave ne. au253t
LOST-Saturday morning, 9th, or from the 7th
st. car reaching Florida ave. at II O'Clock
black purse, silver flowers flap. containing
checks, money order, and money, amounting 10
S43. Finder viii be rewarded upon returning
same to 5. FRED HAHN, 2}3 Pennsylvania ave
Sc. au2f3t
LOST-From key ring at bath house. Chesa-
peakc Beach, plain gold wedding ring, engraved
inside VIII 90 Annie" Liberal reward and
no questions asked if returned TO 700 9TH 81.
NV au24-3t
LOST-Two small fox terrier dogs; one lemon
and white and one brinde and white. Suitable
reward. rear 1923 st. au24-st
LOST-S5 reward viii be paid for the return
to the ARLINGTON DRUG STORE, VT ave.
and II St, Of a small. fiat pearl-handle pen
knife, blades on both sides Of handle; one
mlping; no value except 70 owner. au233t
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-The cotton
market opened strong, to II points
higher. Noon market steady. The fol-
lowing prices were quoted on the ex-
change:
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1Au1n>ucnz Stocks Rising IN Louaom,
Gave Some Lu16euhs TO NezO York Market
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

lRepOrted by w. B. Hibbs & Co.. 141s
T Street; Members New York Stock Ex-
Chicago Board of Trade, Wash
ington Stock EXCHANGED
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Capital Traction, 1,9OOd 1868,
50o0l065s.
Metropolitan Railroad 5s. 1,O00d11S1k
! ,000G 1855.
Columbia Title. 1OOd14l4. 1oOa14A
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Opening.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Special 10 The Washington Times)
CHICAGO. Aug. 25.-The following
prices we're quoted on the grain market
today:
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FOUND.

FOUND-Lacev's ice cream, absolutely pure
20 cents Per gallon. Delivered in unlettereC
wagons. COZ New York ave. NV. aplO-R
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today.
The following announcement was pub
lished today by the St Joseph and
Grand Rapids Railway Company, with
headquarters at St. Joseph. Mo: The
results of the actual thrashing of wheat
in our parts of Kansas and Nebraska are
disappointing. The average shows about
twelve bushels per acre, when twice that
amount was confidently expected. In the
western parts of Kansas enormous
crops of splendid wheat have been raised.
Corn on our line is satisfactory and a
big yield is expected.
The weakness today of New York Cen
trail revived the rumors of fresh borrow
ing by that company for improvements.
II had a depressing effect on the general
list
The financial world is directing an
unusual amount CT attention to the cot
ton market on account Of the threatened
famine. A general belief prevails that
although the New Orleans pool may
have made many millions cut of its
corner" this product would have sold
at its present price, even in a free mar
ket- The increased amount of money to
be brought 10 this country this year
from the cotton crop will aid materially
in cutting down the American debit naI-
ance in Europe
The trend of sterling exchange rates
points to gold importations, and the
Bank of England Will probably raise its
discount rate in the near future TO pre-
vent exports from the United States.
Important interests are taking no
hand in stock market dealings at the
present time. The general reason for
this is a desire to find the normal di-
rectiOn OF the drift Thus far il Is
downward. Investors are holding out
their money, expecting lower prices.
and this fact alone has an important
bearing on the situation.
The low price of steel shares can be
accounted for without resorting TO theo-
ries- The Morgan syndicate still has six
weeks in which 10 convert preferred
stock into bonds, par for par. With the
bonds selling at IS and the preferred
stock at 40 the temptation is too great
among insiders to let the preferred rise
TO a price representing its relative
worth
The Washington times., 1903-08-25

IL you are out OF en-.
pioyInent. Use 1imes
Want ads. cent .
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MONEY FOR EVERYBODY

At half interest charged by others on pianos.
furniture. etc No charge for papers Nothing
deducted from loan Quick, private, confidential
dealings. The only company in The city not
in ''the trust" Fair and liberal terms
NAT. LOAN & INVESTMENT CO.,
ath floor. y. E. Cor. 18th & C sts.. opp. Treas.
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CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

American stocks in London are firmpr
to-day
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LOAN HEADQUARTERS.

We shall be pleased 70 advance you QUICKLY
any amount OF money your Furniture, Piano.
Chattels, Salary. Plain Note, etc, at the same
rates as charged BY any other cOmpany-hut
We have a lower rate-an easier, better and
cheaper way to borrow. Try our new plsn-tEe
lest vet Call and be osnv'need- -Nherer'
Al the old reliable coz ST. y. w.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.,
Goa Street N W
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Money Loaned ssiaTied People.

Retsil merchants tsamsteT. s-Ssr,linr ao.,,e.
Nirhont security; largest business ~ "a prin.
sipai cities ToI.AAN. Room lCl. SIS l5lk ~
The Washington times., 1903-08-25

The weakness today of New York Cen
trail revived the rumors of fresh borrow
ing by tL2t company for improvements.
II had depressing effect on the general
list
The Washington times., 1903-08-25

The noted PSYCHIC PIANIST. He advises you
on business changes. family troubles and
teaches you how To gain the one YOU love-
being the only LIFE READER practicing in
Washington, with diploma. Don't be mis-
led by cheap pretendcrs. Consult the best and
Readings, J0c and 81. Offices, sos 18th St NV.
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PERSONAL.
FORTUNE TELLING
PRGF. H. M. WEST,

BY cards OF those who make guesses NAV be
amusing bat does not help or enlighten one.
If you are in trouble or in doubt call upon
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LOAN COMPANIES.
EOuS eho!d Loan Cos
6i6 = St. II. W.,

A-BRAND-NEW COMPANY-NEW IDEAS.
We know offer YOU better terms. longer
time. and easier payments than any other COM
pony IN the city We mean on ycur Furniture,
amos, Organs. etc IF you owe any other
Company We will pay them 0ff-giye you all
the money YOU want Courteous treatment
assured Drop postal for agent 10 call and
plain terms auI9-u
The Washington times., 1903-08-25
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS

Wash. Gas Co, ser 4. 6's l902-Z7.. l03
Wash. Gas Co., ser 3, G's l904-27-. 1913
L {. Flee Light, Deb Imp 1902 Tx 1O4A
l. s. Elec. Light, Cert. Indebt-.- l02 , Ia
Ches. & Pot. Tel. Com. 6s.-.--.. lei lu5
Wash Market Co, 1sr 6s, 1902 lCo
Masonic Hall Assn SIS. {. 1903 lu9
Nashi rlornr, Cas- -.-...... .n& llrH
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.14h, 100 OLA.
RAILROAD BONDS

Capital Traction r. r 4s,-..... IO14 IO14 I
Net R. r. IS Ig25.--..-------- lis 1Isk
Met. r. II. Cert indebtedness A.. Il5 IU7
Net r. r. Cert. Indebtedness B.. Dt% lOt |
Columbia r. r. 6's, l9l4........ ll6z IL
Columbia r. r. ID mort. 5's--.. ll54 lO64 /
CITY & Suburban 5s-.----....... 50
Anacostia & Potomac 5's--------- g 80
Wash. Street Railway 4s.-.....- "a '2A !
The Washington times., 1903-08-25

LOST-Sunday. August q, pearl PRAYER beads
with gold cross, on the bar OF which was the
word Grace" = reward If returned 10 owner.
1895 9th ST nv. II
The Washington times., 1903-08-25

The trend of sterling exchange rates
points to gold importations, and the
Bank of England Will probably raise its
discount rate in the near future TO pre-
vent exports from the United States.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-17
YOUNG HOTEL WILL
OPEN JULY nth

The new Young Hotel will probably
be opened on July 4th. Manager Lake
said yesterday that matters were shap-
ing that way now. and he hoped to
have the new hosiery open by indie
pendence Day.
All the furniture. but one hundred
cases. have arrived and is fast being
installed in the rooms. The furniture
is all OF mahogany and Of the finest
description. The carpets are also Of
the richest weaves. and the rooms al
ready furnished are as nice as any in
the best Eastern hotels.
There will probably be some sort
OF ceremony attached to the formal
opening Of the hotel. the details OF
which will be announced by Manager
Lake within a short time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-17
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Only s1-2O for $50 books at Lyons.
Two nicely furnished rooms on
Young street are offered for rent.
German rolls at Globe Bakery; try
Them. Our famous bread. finest in
city.
Tenders will be received by the Supt.
OF Public Works for supplying 1900
tons Of coal.
Two young men are wanted to learn
the liquor business. See classified ad-
vertisements.
Special meeting of the stockholders
OF the Hawaiian Agricultural Co. is to
be held on Friday. June 26th.
a neat unfurnished cottage on Union
street is offered for rent on easy terms.
See our classified advertisements.
An experienced French cook adver-
tises in our classified advertisements
for a situation with private family.
The Perfection Home Bakery's bread
is good because it is made from genuine
wheat flour. Beretania near Emma
street.
Beauties in the shirt line at Loving
ston's. Nobby new patterns for par
ticular dressers. Also the Monarch
s1OO shirt.
A candy and ice drinks outfit. con-
sisting of horse. wagon. etc. is adver-
tised for sale at a bargain. See CLASH
fed advertisements
1t is said that a man is known by
the company he keeps. Therefore keep
company with a good General Arthur
cigar. Gunst-Eakin Cigar Co. agents.
Elegant wall paper now at Levers
& Cookies. makers have been more lib
eral this year-given handsome designs
for the same money. Call and see the
beautiful Iiverusta walton
Pupils will be given special advan-
lagos during the. summer term at
Cooks Music School. Those intending
to begin in the fall. should avail
themselves Of this opportunity.
The new hat store Of X Fukuroda on
Hotel street is showing up better bust
ness than was expected. but TO still
further advertise the new store re-
ductfon sale will be conducted for two
weeks. this will also apply to the dry
goods store next door.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-17
HORSES GO TO
OTHER COURSES

- W. T. Robinson returned to Maui
yesterday with promise Of some horses
for the July 4th races at Kahului, but
not so many OF so varied, as he had
hoped. Billy Lemp will be one of the
horses which will be taken down by
Charles BeIIina, and in the company
will be a green mare. not raced here,
and the tried Faro Bank, with Lish-
mans mare Madeline.
That there were not more is alleged
ly due to some of the fine work of
race men. The race program was made
up with a free for all, framed to a.
tract Cyclone. and the purse was made
such that Quinn would find 1t profit
able TO take I'D the great black. AT
once he made up after several urgent
letters, a string, including Sambo and
three others. and got ready to go. But
some influence caused the club to call
another meeting. bar Cyclone and Wal
do J., and make the free for all for
named horses. This might readily
shut out Sambo. So of course Quinn |
would not go.
But the others did not go either. |
BaIlentyne took his runners, Mollie |
and Bruner to Hilo yesterday. and |
Lucas sent Racine Murphy to the
Rainy City as well. 1t is reported that
other horses will go there next week.
TIE Hilo horses raced here. Harrison
and Dixie Land. likewise went back.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-17

THEo. DAVIES Co. LTD. Department.
Hawaiian
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-17
Success Of sissl.

Hawaiian rope. made from Oahu
sisal, is being shown in the window
OF the Pacific Hardware store. 1t Is
light OF color. but OF the very highest
quality. Mr.. Weldon says that in time
it will mean a rope factory here. An
excellent paper is also made from sisal
waste. which waste the Tubbs Cordage
Company is experimenting with and Of
which il has ordered a ton.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-17

Dede Dow. son Of II. NJ. Dow, clerk
Of the High Sheriff's office. will ship
before the mast on the bark Albert
for his vacation trip to San Francisco
This will be his third voyage Of the
same kind.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.

fected.
The band gave a concert at the oah
railway station yesterday evening.
There will be cricket practice at tn
nets this afternoon from ; o'clock t
6:15.
Superintendent H. E. Cooper will
take a rest of several days at hi.
Peninsula residence.
Hawaiian Lodge will hold a special
meeting this afternoon at o'clock fol-
work in the first degree.
Mrs. Alapai and Miss Keliiaa will
sing at benefit concert to be given at
Progress Hall on Fridcy night.
Representative Henry Vida has or
dered two silver cups of H. F. wich-
man for the Pearl Harbor rowing races
on July 4.
The commencement exercises of the
Honolulu High School will take place
next Saturday at o'clock at Progress
Hall. A class of ten will graduate.
The wedding of Miss Eleanor Pires
and ]. B. Freitas will take place at
the Portuguese church Friday evening,
June 19, at s p. m. All friends are in
vited.
Funeral services over the body OF
Eugene Bal. which was sent to Maui
for burial in the Caludine yesterday
evening, We're held at H. H. Williams
undertaking parlors in the morning.
The closing exercises of MaunaoIu
Seminary on Maui last week were ex-
ceedingly interesting. They consisted
of a concert on Tuesday evening and
a school exhibition the following morn
ing.
William Harbottle. George Akau and
Jewett of the Hno militia are
in the Queens Hospital with dengue
fever. They were unable to return
with the remainder of the company
to Hno.
BY order OF the president there will
De a special meeting of the Hooulu and
Hoola Lahui Society to be held at Ka-
oiolani Maternity Home at 10 o'clock |
tomorrow. A full attendance is re-
Iuested. as business Of Importance will |
De discussed.
Under its new control. the Kona /
plantation will have its remaining crop |
AIKEN off Immediately. z. E. Conant
las been appointed manager. There is
10 lack Of Chinese and japanese labor
n Kona. a. B. Wood and r. w. Shin
lie. representing the purchasers. re-
urned from the plantation yesterday.
Peter High had three sets of carpen-
ers. working on different contracts,
trike yesterday for eight hours a day.
he movement started with the knock
lg off Of lonely union man at one
lace, under pressure from the Union.
everaI non-union men on the same
ID followed suit, and two other gangs.
hen they heard of the walkout. did
ne same.
There was a good days sport at Ka-
IA. Kauai, on the 18th. In a polo
latch the Lihue team defeated the
.ealia team by six to four. The Kea-
a team consisted of r. Spaulding, K.
DWELL, ]. Kawani and ]. Spaulding,
nd the Lihue of P. Malina, ]. Malina,
has. Rice and y. Rice. Lihue also
on a baseball match against Kealia
y thirty-three to nine.
The Ladies' Society of Central Union
lurch will give an afternoon social at
he home of the president, Mrs. o. P.
647 Beretania street, on
thursday, June IS, from three to six
clock. All ladies of the church and |
aggregation as we'll as strangers and
lsitors are invited, and urged to bring
leir work and spend the afternoon.
entlemen are also cordially invited to
lin the ladies at their convenience.
|
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BURGLARIES.

GRIFENHAGEN in Bottles
nj Iarv vim New York
of other
We respectfully,
TTIEo H DAVIES
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New England Bakery
J. Oswald Lutted; Mgr.
MRS. G. L. DICKERSON,

Received by the last Coptic the very
latest plaids and striped scarfs for
trimming school hats; also Powered,
plaid and MORA chiffone.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-17
SECURITY T INSTANCE ss RAN; COMPANY.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
 A Special Meeting of the Stockholders of this Company will be held on Wednesday, July 22 1905. at 4 o'clock p. nl., at thi office of the Company, 37 Center Street New Haven, Conn.
 This meeting is called for tho purpose ot approving or disappearing an amendment to the charter of said Company limiting thf number of its Directors, and providing f0{ the terms for which the Directors shal may occur in the Board of DirectorsA
 The said amendment was passed by th( General Assembly of the State of Connectit cut in the year 1903, and approved by th< Governor April IA, 1903.
 By order of the Board of Directors,
 CHAS. s. LEETE,
 jy15 5t President. N .e7s ,
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate cour

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court.
 July l5, 1903. New Haven, in said District, deceased. The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and appointed six months from the date hereof for the credf- claims against said esate. Those who neglect to exhibit their claims within said time will be debarred
 All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 ALICE T, BOOTH, jy17 St Administratrix.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-17
% 20 DISCOUNT SALE

Reed Rockers in all sizes, the extra large ones with iron braces, price s3.75, the regular large arm rocker at : ss22.0e l. and the ladies sewing ], rockers from s1.00 to $1.75, all at a discount of 20 per cent. }:
 The best makes of ; BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES ! in all sizes and styles, make housekeeping a delight, this week we cut the price 20 per cent.
 Hammocks, Hammock Chairs, Window Screens, 1. Refrigerators, Ice Chests. all our Summer goods except Lawn Swings at , a discount of 20 per cent. ;
 Lown Swings, a few : just received and more to follow, discount 10 per cent.
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aaauts.

ca. cent . word tos each ln..rtion, Ave esnss wera for fun week. ssv.s times.