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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-01
PR0SPECTOR DROWNED
IN THE SNAKE RIVER

Boise, Ida. Sept 3O.-John Long was
drowned in the Snake river at Guffey
yesterday His body was recovered to-
day He rode his horse into the stream
and the animal was swept off its feet,
the rider being lost. Deceased was u
man of advanced years and had fol-
LEVIED the avocation of a prospector.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-01
UTAH WILL MEET
MONTANA ON GRIDIRON

Final arrangements have been made
with the Montana university for game
OF football 10 be played here on Nov Is
For some years attempts have been made
by the two schools 10 arrange a suitable
date. but have heretofore been unsuc-
cessful. This year. however. will mark
the beginning of an annual game be-
tween these two sister institutions
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-01
ADOPT NEW SCALE.

Boss BARRIERS and Journcymen Agree
on Prices.
The boss BARRIERS and the journeymen
belonging u the BARRIERS union held q
meeting last night. at which an agree
ment was reached as 10 new and in
some instances higher scale Of prices.
This scale viii 60 into effect on Oct. >.
and is as follows. Shaving 15c: hair
cut, S5c; childTens haircut (under 10
Ncars). Doc; shampooing. 35c. head
massage. soc: face massage. 35c; razor
honing 25c; smuggling, PC; beard trim
ming, 35c; holiday shave 25c: haircut
and beard trimming, soc.
The regulations" provide that shops
shall be closed all Of Sunday, and that
they shall close at 1880 D. m. Saturday
and ! .. m. holidays. The time set for
closing on other days is p. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-01
MURDER IN MOROCCO.
Tribesmen Killed the Governor Of
Arzila-Prisoners Released.

Tangier. Morocco. Sept. 30.-The gov
ernOr of Arzila, who was the father-in-
law OF the former war minister. FL
Menebhi. has been murdered at Arzila
by people Of the surrounding tribes.
The murder was committed out of re-
venge for the action of the governor in
imprisoning members of the tribes. The
murderers released the prisoners at
Arzila and killed many OF the towns
people.
Great alarm prevails al Arzila and
the authorities there have appealed 10
Mohammed RI Torres, the representa-
tive at Tangier of the sultan. 20 send
them assistance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-01
GREAT DAMAGE
BY HIGH WATER
PurgatOire River at Trinidad,
Colo, Out of Its Banks.
CITY RESERVOIR DESTROYED
RAIN HAS BEEN FALLING SINCE
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

TRINIDAD, Colo, Sept. CA terrific
flood struck the city Of Trinidad and
the valley along the Las Animas
river today, devastating a wide section
ard causing a money loss which at
present cannot be estimated, but which
may reach several hundred thousand
dollars.
Every bridge in the city Of Trinidad
is out, the Santa Fe station is demol-
ished all of the railroads are tied up
and the telephone and Geographic serv-
ices completely suspended. More than
thirty city blocks In the residence and
business sections were from two to four
feet under water along the river.
So far as known at noon no lives were
lost, but there were many narrow es-
capes.
Flood Caused by Rain.
The food was caused by the heavy
rain which has been falling for two
days. At O'Clock last night the storm
assumed cluodburst proportions, and at
> o'clock this morning the Las Animas
river went over its banks.
AT $3.50 it was impossible TO get with
in a block of the river bed al any point
and Commercial street was Hooded for
three blocks in the heart of the bust
ness district Meantime the electric
! light and gas plants had been flooded
and the city was in complete darkness.
/ Hundreds of citizens thrOnged the
I streets on the edge OF the submerged
( district carrying lanterns and doing
] their best TO provide those driven from
/ their homes with shelter.
Warning of the flood was given when
4 the river left its banks by revolver
shots and the ringing Of the fire alarm,
! followed by the blowing of all the loco
motive and shop whistles III town. Cit
! zens upon RATS made of sections of
sidewalks padded through the streets
/ rescuing families which were in danger
Hotel Destroyed.
The new Baxter hotel a two-story
/ structure just reaching completion at a
destroyed. The water then ate its way
/ through fifty feet of the ground to the
J Santa Fe depot, which was carried
away.
/ The Carinda hotel narrowly escaped
! a similar fate. an acre of ground being
/ washed away near it. The Rio GrandC
railroad bridge at f! Moro is out, and
the Santa Fe right Of way in many
places has been washed out. Railroad
traffic is entirely suspended, Gz25 bust
ness here is paralyzed. 1t was reported
today that the flood WAS due TO a break
in the city reservoir, but this is err0,
fueOUs. The reservoir is safe.
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SEPTEMBER sUNsTRoKE.

Mobile, Ala. Sept. 30.-Stephen I
W. Townley, an employee of the 1
; marine ways, is dead of sunstroke. 4
This is the first fatal sunstroke 4
, recorded since the history of Mo- 4
; bile. All heat records for Sep I
TENDER have been broken.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-01
GOODS ELECT OFFICERS.
College Women's Club Organizes for
Ensuino Semester.

At a meeting held yesterday, the Of
ficers of the College Women's club of
the university we're elected for the en-
suing year. Miss Emma Dougall was
chosen president; Miss Alta Rawlins.
vice president: Miss Hayle Stevens.
treasurer This organization is the
only girl society AT the varsity. II is
open to all COLLEGE girls.
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WILL NOT SPEAK

New York. Sept. 30.-At Democratic
Headquarters today the announcement
was made that ex President Cleveland
would not speak during the campaign.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-01
SORROW IN Russia.

St Petersburg. Sept. 30. 3:25 p M
The news that several valuable oil
paintings of Emperor Nicholas at the
st. Louis exposition have been defaced
has caused a painful impression here.
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STILL ON ANXIOUS SEAT.

Madison, Sept. 30.-The supreme :
y court this. afternoon adjourned an I
= III Oct IS. without tsks.s action I
z on the Lafoliette case. 1
y y y =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-01

For congressmanogden Hiles CT Salt Lake (Democra0
Governor-Wiliam M. Ferry of Summit (Democrat)
Secretary
For Auditor-Lewis Rogers Salt Republican,
Treasurer-Wiiam NJ. Armstrong
Attorney of CRepubli-
For Superintendent of Public InstructiOnIaac Smith Cache
Republican,
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VIII Lie in State.

The funeral viii be held Monday from
the Church of the Unity, and Rev. Ed
ward Everett Hale. chaplain of the
United States senate. viii be asked TO
Officiate. The body Will lie in state
probably at the city hall during Mon
day. The interment will be made in
Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Concord,
Tuesday morning..
Tributes to Senator HOar were ut
tered by prominent men of this city
and vicinity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-01
FRANK J. CANNON JOINS
THE AMERICAN PARTY
Former Senator and Chairman of Democratic State
Committee Addresses Mass Convention.
State Ticket Reported by Committee Is Nominated W. NJ
Ferry For Governor and Ogden HIes For Congress
Names Will Be Put on Ballot by Petition.

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AMERICAN PARTY STATE TICKET.
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Barrier Made Br Chnrch.

The man who thus proposes is not a
Moi mon. IS not an American. and does
not fClong TO this, cur party. we do
not oraw the line. il ha5 been drawn
ll.ntirllnd ~, No. ~
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last EDITION

WEATHER FOR SALT LAKE
Fair; Warmer.
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THE METALS.

Silver. JlS1c sler ounce
Copper (castins). l2c per pound.
Lead. in ore. $50: New York, $40.
The Washington times., 1904-11-04
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF STOCK MARKETS
WASHINGTON

Today's session of 5he local exchange
was decidedly animated ard trading
was done at fairly good prices. The
Washington Street Railway stocks
again became active. 80 shares OF Ihe
preferred being sold ana 1855 of the
common Both recorded advances, the
preferred making "a net gain of q and
the common of Is.
Capital Traction became active after
the call. when 100 shares were sold, tine
best price paid being 1919.
washington Gas sold rTaCLOHally be-
traded in.
MergeuthaIer was strong. the bid
being $50 and the asking price Ig5, but
there was no trading
LansJOn was iu demand at 1855 Ulzlz,
with - as the asking price and 12sa for
options. The only sale was lot OF ten
shares.
Columbia Fire had the drst sale III a
long time loss being paid Tor 100 shares
and lGlz for l5O more
When Metropolitan National Bank
was reached President williams am
uOuuCeQ that the governing committee
had struck Metropolitan and Citizens
vas now the only stock to be dealt IN.
Ten shares of the latter sold at 80, an
advance or - over yesterdays closing
bid and 355 was bid FOR large blocks OF
the stock, without offerings.
National Safe Deposit advanced iu the
bidding 70 $50, at which figure ten shares
were sold, am advance OF ~. The clos
Five shares or Washington Loan and
Trust sold al 25llz
Greene Copper advanced to . bid ana
"a asked but there We're no sales.
The Washington times., 1904-11-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Fifteenth Street southeast. between u
ana j. Strcets-ClareLCe II. Sewers et uE.
To- Alex H. BarDor lot 49, square 1852
lszs Thirteenth Street uorthwest-Duler
y Gron % Lucy A. Idlbhs- lot 80, square
New York Avenue northwest. between
Eortu Capitol and First SITeets-Empire
state Realty Company o. John s.. Col
burn lot O.. square GO, Sla
NlueteeutE Street northwest. betW cen
TX and j. Streets EIeTmiua f. Bower 10
Mary j. Boyer part original I0t ~
NVy0mius Terrace-Zeuaide s. $. Vol
geiesaus Ell aI- 10 Alice s. Shepard lot
4 Street northeast. between Fourth
and tIlJu SLTeers-GaIlI-y l. Wilder ct
INK 10 Charles Fuss. part lots j and T..
A Street northeast. between Fourth
and Firth SrTeets-CIaTies Fuss Ct ok.
ta samuel r. DHeE- part lot j. square
$40. $40 same ro GotrIoD X. FOss, part
. lots 5ia IT. square $40, $40
Fifth street southeast. between T. and
a. SrrgetE-lIaleolm Hufts "a ux. 90
Annie T. smith. port original lot g.
$50 n Street uorthwezt-Eva p. Bid
ridge 90 Julia A. LiusEcy, lot .. square
Georgia Avenue southeast between
I"elttH ANA lllIteguth Streets Mary
-. Wood TO- Matilda 81 C0uuiCk. part
original Ia D. square lJ-l- $40
Fourteenth Street southeast, near Is
.Sueet-Rabert J.. Mahouey 90 Matilda
a. EouuicE Tot li. square 1885. $40.
ila and H#. Twelfth Street northeast
. Harry s. WEIGH co NIX To- Matilda j..
sUaIduE. Dot IlE square 1HJE. so
. go and 1852 twelfth Street northeast
Same 10 Julia O. Mudd, Tot ia, square
F Observation-Disclosures j.. Fryer ct al go
. lt.tIt NJ Ellis. lot JOB. block o. SO
F lia4FE NJ. Ellis 90 Alice F. and Clarence
1 D.. HuTreE same property $40.
/ 1922 Fourth Street northwest Fred
,LtEh O. il.sI imam 81 uA- 20 alice g. NC
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MORE PUBLIC INTEREST
IN COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. A-Cotton opened
steady az a decline OF 4 points 70 am ad-
vance OF 4 point Liverpool cables were
appoilrIng. but Immediately after the
can prices recovered the loss January
crossing me lJ-ceut level. and the trade
Ll--oelel ~ manner strongly sue-
EesllFe OF increasing public interest
4 ne same brokers' who led the rise yes
L-l-ay We're buying vigorously. and the
E-4 masses were assumed 10 be for the
south A larger demand Tor the SPOT
article was one OF the features or the
adF--es rom points -u Texas, while
private dispatches from that State 10
Z leaal1s commission house here said
llaL farmers controlling 1U51G5J bales
agreed NOT 20 SCH for less than 10 cents.
4-% local shorts who were evidently
being sought by the bulls fought the
advance ana prevented January from
getting above the Decent mark
The Washington times., 1904-11-04
PRICES IMPROVE
AFTER WEAK OPEN
All Steel and Iron Stocks
Notably Stronger
LEADING RAILWAYS FIRM
Resumption Of Active Pool Operations
On Long Side Featureeof
Trading.
LEADING RAILWAYS FIRM

NEW YORK. Nov. 4-The -quotaticns
for the international list at the opening
of the stock market todav Were gem
orally lower. Pennsylvania tzsiug the
exception, gaining IS on q cOmEIaraJlN ely
large volume. Sugar quickly rose Is,
and Copper recovered S. Tennessee
Coal and Iron advanced g. SlOss-5neI-
field rose l1s and International Power
~ Steels were steady.
Ih=re was some irTesulaIfIy In the
market this morning. due 10 a tend
eney on the part of room tracers 10
reduce commitments prior 20 the c1lr--il
day III election Eotwithstaudiug sales
OF this character the tendency of the
market near the end of the nrst hour
was toward Improvement The advlces
from the other size were indicative or
progress toward settlement .ot The An
sIo-Raasiau dispute over rhes North sea
incident This was regarded as reas-
surfing with respect TO possible deyel-
opmenls lU lle monetary situation Ll-at
might adversely affect domestic inter
csts
Tennessee Coal and Iron advanced is
per cent. Sloss-S Sheffield a so opened up
over point and Republic Iron and Steel
was hrm- United States Steel stocks
were strong. AualgaTnaJeu Copper was
slightly Grmer Anaconda opened ON 2
per cent ana rallied only lalr "a point
Ee-lnsy ifanla7 Erie, Rock island, BARI
more ana Ohio. New York Central ana
Reading were strong Union Pacific
opened ON IS per cent Dun 8raal-tllt
improved nearly a point. The specula-
ton was inclined 10 COMP a-TatlEe dL---
ness after the early opera lions. bur the
unuertone remained con .l-1eit- Govern
lnenr bonds unchanged railroad anu
other bonds were strong and active.
London houses have done a scattering
business OF 5000 share. IS today selling
29p3 ON balance. The resumption Of
active pool onerarlons ON the long side
was LHc IrAture tlliS ll 1lllI=-
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Salez-C Columbia r. r. SIS 81. coca l05-z-
Washington Street Railway. preferred,
l-utl. lsaals 55a.l e. 59al1z. sea p,
ls4.. 4.-4-
Washington street Railway, common
az 55Q-. 5t2E e. 5-e42 5j3aZzs
National SAFE Dep ui-- lJU lst
Washington Loan -lsu Trust. a0ZJi p.
Metropolitan and City National Bank5
ltI51
Columbia Fire. llllll5s, lJJ4l1lzf
5lIl0lz
Washington Gas,.s-5[59 -505s-s Is. Z505s.
lrIal
Greene Copper. as. ZJG-l. 5lQZ5,
1I-i 1ta-a.
Aftar caII-Anan5ztia and Potomac.
Washington Cas-. 25a5g Z50
Capital Traction -lul1ls4 alQ 1903.
llINI5I
LaustOu. 1QFl Z--
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FIVE CHINESE WOMEN
ORDERED BACK HOME

The Department Of Commerce and
Labor has ordered the deportation from
ST. Louis OF five Chinese women who
came 20 this country 20 appear al the
exposition ol the ground that they
have been brought no the United States
for immoral Purposes. -Four of the
party were depcsted 90 China few
weeks ago.
The Washington times., 1904-11-04

]. [. BARRETT ACTING AS
PHILIPPINE TREASURER

The Bureau OF LusIlar AHafre received
the following as pa .Ieh this morning
from Governor wright or lle Philip
pines-
''EsrauaEstIl rel-- -sts tlaE leLesItories
~ insular funds Be advised that all
funds have been transferred ora NoEem-
beF Z no j. j. Barrett as aclls treas
urer q tie Philippines"
The Washington times., 1904-11-04

Not a minute should be lost when a
child shows symptoms or Group Cham
HeIIaIEs Cough Remedy given as soon
as tHe child becomes llarse or even.
after tEe cruupy cough appears viii pre-
vent the attack IL never falls. and ls
pleasant and safe 10 take. For rsaie
By aIl druggists.
The Washington times., 1904-11-04
NEW YORK

Speculative Indifference. 10 be ac-
counted for only by the disposition on
I the part OF so many people 10 wait un-
I'll after election" became somewhat
pronounced Ia yesterdays stock market
and there are some who think that il
VIII be more and more In evidence the
rest or Jnls week and on Monday. II SIS
a market traders affirm, IN which il is
easier Tor one 70 get WhipsaWed than 20
take pEGlts- AIaaE conservative com
mission houses have decided not 10 en-
courage speculative buying until after
the election They seem 10 think that
waiting. EuIs being q more or less set
tied disposition on the part OF brokers
and clients operations i'm the stock mar
keL cannot be forced.
Professional traders who in the tre-
meudous activity OF the market during
October had been almost lost sight Of
are more In evidence this week ou both
SIDES or the market. Ir IS thought that
Ior Few days the market Is likely 10
9e governed 20 a greater extent than
formerly Dy technical conditions. long
and short and that the activity VIII be
principally IN special stocks.
Earnings of the Chicago. milwaukee
ana ST. Paul Ior the month OF Septem-
Der show au increase lu gross OF Sz4I go
and an increase In net or sZ3t.019 The
the large increase ln the Wabash Tor
the fourth week iu September, amount
ing strength in the shares of She resp=c-
tive companies
Activity iu United States Leather COM
mon is said 20 be- due 90 Standard Oil
interests who are more anxious to ace
cumulate The stock than 60 put the
price up
The accumulation oil Chicago Great
Western which continues steadily, has
gwen rise 20 many ruIlOrs. one oL the
strongest OF which has been that Union
Pacific interests had taken options on a
large block VI the stock al prices con-
sileTably higher than the market The
Chicago Great Western people deny that
the Union PaCluc interests have any
such option. and the Union Pacific pco-
pie have also denied 1t. There have
been mo- opeT developments as set upon
which lt would Dee safe to- base "a guess
as TO the identity of rue interests for
which O. large amount or Great Western
stock has been accumulated ia the mar
ket
The Washington times., 1904-11-04
We Convince SGeDfiCS
Colds, CataYFh and Catarrhal
1ea daChe Relieved in 20
Minutes and cured by Or.
AEnew'S Catarrhal Powder

monies. Rev. A. -. Buckley. or Buffalo.
SAWS. 'I wish aIl 10 know whar "a bless
ing DIT agueW $ Catarrhal Powder .s iu
case or faIaIrh ] was troubled with
this disease for wears. but the first time
] used this remedy il gave most delight
lll relief 4 now regard myself entirely
cured. -
Or, AEHsW's pills are CsiiEhtiui
80 Doses 10 SEugs.
The Washington times., 1904-11-04
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

REPORTED by W. b. Hibbs & Co., 14S +
Street Members New York stock Exchange,
Chicago Board OF Trade. and Washiust'n
The Washington times., 1904-11-04
NEW WAGGAHAN CLAIMS
ARE FILED EVERY DAY
Speculation As to Who Trustee MAY
BE and Whether he Win Be
Elected on Saturday.

GAINS against inc estate or THOMAS
z. NVaEgamau continue 10 come TO the
office OF Referee Andrew Bradley. all
though u0 large ones have appeared
during the past few days attorneys
continue 20 discuss the suppOsitiOus val
ue OF the securities of the much tslked
of "Lizt of Notes no. ]. and to Won
der when the trustee win really be
elected
Many-aEe skepticaI I'm regard to the
probability OF a definite settlement Of
the trustee question at next Saturdays
meeting. ThcTe wlu be such a difference
OF opinion among the attorneys on SO
many questions involved that the whole
day win Dee taken uD by argument.
Referee Bradley has. however. spent
a good deal of time this week LOOKING
into the law on the questions involved.
while the acCpuutant is busy calculating
the interest on the claims. and VIII be
prepared TO pass upon them promptly
when they come up on Saturday.
Interest Still Intense.
Interest in the election OF trustee has
not abaIed among attorneys who repre-
sent creditors OF Naggaman and there
is no little button-holing going on b.
the advocates OF the different men
whose names have been mentioned In
this connection. While q majority Of
the lawyers favor the. plan OF having
three trustees, two lawyers and a real
estate man. there are q number of prom
ueur and influential members OF the
local bar who like the idea OF having
the WaEgamau estate put in the hands
OF "a trust company or one competent
man for settlement
one of these a strong supporter Of
former District Commissioner Irues-
dell. today expressed 10 q reporter for
III :
those who stand with him on the trustee
question
To my mind IL is foolish to talk about
having three men TO settle up the Wag-
gamau estate he said. 81 am great
believer iu one-mau power. II the one
man CONCERNED j. big man. III
tate at al he has the ability 90 handle
10 uuassizteu Moreover. such "a man
would brook no Interference. II be had
90 do ssiLu the settlement OF the estate
All AN he would want 10 handle the W.sJle
thing. and have the whole say. as well
as the whole responsibility
Wants Sduful Handling.
.'In the settlement OF so large an es-
tate as that involved iu the Waggaman
bankruptcy proceedings the main point
iz "a sklfuI handling OF the large prop
critics from 100000 to-s5lJ coo I'm value.
and we want a big man. who IS ac-
lustomeI 90 making big deals. to take
care of these What difference VIII the
collection OF $40 and $50 debts amount
60 beside the engineering OF q big sale,
SIS Gege 81 good trustee viii get 10000
more out of 30 than would one Of less
ability VINO busted himself running
down tla smaI deDrs2
"Tlal is Wag ] am iH favor of
TRUST company. or one big man If &c
1= not 90 De- o. trust company, /, person
aIIr. would ike TO see AR TruesdeIl
e
The Washington times., 1904-11-04
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKEr.

CHICAGO. Nov 4-The following
prices were quoted OLA the grain market
The Washington times., 1904-11-04

For the cure rr Consumption. Bronchitis
Asthma, IIa- Fever. and Cl-arsa. T1e oa--
place ia UasL-lz-ol I-r tie aIulu.sl-ltisl
OF tlis wonderful Treatment Note change 1r
address. s-s lstl street. n W.. cor C. street
The Washington times., 1904-11-04
- YORK CoTToN MARKEr-

NEW YORK. Nov. A-Ths foIIowinl
prices were quoted on the cotton mar
Err U0uays
The Washington times., 1904-11-04
W. I. BALDus. 81. D.. p. ..


On Mental Nervous. Kidney. and all
Private Disease. Chronic and Acute.
Doctors service aud medLciu= not over
So Consultation free. Tel Ailil oslo S. II
Cor G-n aad j. SITS. NV Hours. ~ -s O.
3 to @. ee---.ft
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DR.. WRIGHT, SPECIALIST.

Chronic Diseases. brain, nerves. nose
throat lungs Advanced trcd meul5
Hours. 9 10 9. Phone North S5s-F. ocz5-tl
The Washington times., 1904-11-04
FINANCIAL
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY

OFFICE, COR. sTH AND - SITS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. ONE MILLION.
- Loans In any amount made on ap-
--- proved rell estate OF collateral at rea-
souaDIe rates.
Interest paid upon deposits on monthly
- balances subject To check.
This company acts as executor. adj
- mluislIli0rs trustee. agent treasurer.
- registrar. and ia All other dduciary ca
UdCiries
Boxes Tor rent In burglar and hys-proof
- vaults I0I safe deposit and stora &c OF
valuable packages
JOHN JOY EDISON. 49,. President
JOHN 4. SWOPE-. .....-.-. Vice President
ELLIS AI}..-.-.....S Second Vice President
ANDREW PARKER. .--..- 3D. Tres sllrsr
HARRY e. Mllt-Al- -s-..- A ssisraut Treasurer
THOMAS BRADLEY .....- Real Estate OdiCeF
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared 20 assume the uauzReneut OF
your real estate. Careful attention given 20
All details
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Or. FISK ELGlN

Expert M treatment Of private diseases ca.aase
and acute Both sexes. All consultations l-l--
aeEtIaL Medicine furnished Prices moderate
Hours 3 90 j, 10 q, 30 g. Rooms. 1888
PeunsyIyauja eve. NV PG1nr 81 ISIS. trjs---
The Washington times., 1904-11-04

Money TO Lean, 81 and 5 Per CsnE.
On real estate in -5isHiZt % Columbia No
delay IN closing losna
HEISKELL & McLERAN. 1908 2 ST.
The Washington times., 1904-11-04

Activity iu United States Leather COM
mon IS said 20 be- due 10 Standard oil
interests who are more anxious to ace
cumulate The stock than 60 put the
price up