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The George A. Treadwell
Timing Company

Owns tHo ricIl-t-uaIez- IL may be tnat It's
near urighb0T. TIE United Verde. is equally
uDh-aud certainly the most extensive property
"u the Verde Belt, and t is SO situated that
90 can produce copper ss cueap.y Us it can be
produced anywhere iu this great and rich dis
LTc-.
20 IS mot question OF o. pertinent nut q proved
and demonstrated fact that the cost of produc
ing r1ppers ou the Verde Copper Belt and lay
ing b. down Iu New York Is only three and e
bali cents pound.
With copper st twelve cents tAcre Is q profit
ri eight and a half cents pound for the Tread
|al as against Two and zeycu-cl ghtAs cents
lug producers outside this district. With copper
st ten GEMS pound there IS profit Of Two
hundred per cent for us. while outside producers
have Cd ulTr4lE altogether 200 narrow Tor safe
rs. With copper 1t nine cents pound there
O., bankruptcy Tor them but handsome dividends
toI Vs.
Who is there 90 insure the investor against
rIue-Ceut copper and the loss of his Investment
J, Inc invests elsewhere. II he invests In the
IreadWell lr needs no Insurance.
The trelI"cIt i- carefully, Cousorvatvely, and
economically managed Ia has spent million
dollars DO cold cash in the Development and
equipment oft It's property, is already producing
aua needs only to- enlarge its smelling capacity
and increase It's equipment TO take its place
high zap on lhe l.s; If Pee worlds great coppcz
producers aHd dividend payers.
little more stock IS for sale % furnish the
funds for uHs purpose. Prices viii be- quoted on
application
MYRA b. MARTIN, Secretary.
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BENNING ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW

Every one Of the six events for the
getaway races tomorrow is well filled.
The second part VI the Benning Spring
Handicap is third on the card, and has
twelve entries The entries are:
First race-Sening: three-year-olds and
up seven furlOngS. Rabunta. ia, John
f. Ahearn. 100: Puuctual. 106: Spring
brook, lO4; Neeburban, lO4, Caqueta, 100;
Mountain Breeze. 50; PTincelet, 1O9; Love
Note. lOI; Hist. 1H, Dark Planet lOl;
Cherry Song 80; St JuvenaI. IS.
Second race-Maidcn twO-yGIr-olds.
five furlongs. Sandaiwood. lu2; Wild
one. 102; Jack McKeon. IO2; Broadway
Girl, 80. Mirthless. 80; Maggie Stroup,
80; MaXey More. 80; Girdlestone. 1O2.
Third Benning Spring Handicap;
seven furlouEs. Castalian, ZIG, Himself,
49, lllyrIa, ll2; Tomcod. lO1; Shrine, rs.
Honolulu, 100; Stroller. III; GraziallO.
III, MeiSterSingCr 100. Prncelet 100,
Latheron. 167; Briarthorpe. 103.
Fourth race-Haudicap steeplechasc;
Hawk, l65; Simon Heuton, 164; Chip
muuk, los. Confederate Gray. l62, Tom
. COgan, 100; Twilight, 151; Charles O'Mal-
ley, AS; Duke of Grassland, 1876; La
touratne, 1875; De Garnette 1913.
Fifth race-Maiden three-year- olds and
Sclllde, 10; Jimmie Lane, ll6: Lady Tar
agOn. ia, Sweet Jane III; ROckmart.
ia; BObbie kcau. lU2, Polk Miller, 90
Cay, SO; Tide. 50; San Marine, 81: Canta-
loupe, 81.
Sixth Selling; three-year-olds
and upward. one mile and forty yards
Setauket, 10; Trapezist, 10; Boney Boy,
I07: AIcWHiams. IO7; Neeburban, 1Jl ;
Eclectric. 80; James f.. los; Circus. lO6j
LOcket, lUJi Dark Planet, 81.
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CANAL SETTLEMENT
BY MIDDLE OF MAY

Ia the course of the careful consider
alton given the canal question at yes
terday's Cabinet meeting il was brought
out that there is every reason TO hope
for complete settlement with the vaTi-
Gus interests involved by the last os the
month. OF. at the latest by the middIc
Of Mag.
This contemplate the completion of
all LOCALITIES, and the payment Of the
s4O.5J0.CyJ to the New Panama Canal
Company. and the 100000 to Panama.
IL may safely bee said that both pay
ugaure will be made at the same time.
The Attorney General was able 20 re-
port the arrival in Paris Of MeSSrS. Day
and Russell, of the Department Of Jus
tice. who represent the United States In
the transfer OF the holdings OF the canal
company TO this country. The two As
sistaut Attorneys General have become
sufficiently familiar with the situation
in the French courts and In the com
pany organization 20 be able 10 say tnat
there are no insurmouutable obstacles
iu the way of "a speedy conclusion OF the
In is The determination Of the Admins
tIafiDu, through Messrs. Day ana Rus-
sell 20 insist upon formal papers max
Il- a. transfer of the French holdings
much I'm the nature Of contract OF sale.
The tOrmalIties in connection with THIS
viii be- compiled with lu "A way 20 make
the transfer valid and capable OF brlHS
recorded and approved by inc courts OF
both France and the United States me
stockholders of the canal company Will
hold meeting the EAST week Of the
month Tor the purpose Of formally APP
proving the transfer and of dlssolFlns
the corporation.
10 is known that the Treasury Depart
meut o. anxious for the closing Of the
dead Some weeks ago, before any OBJ
sfatIts 10 the Immediate transfer had
been discovered, Secretary Shaw called
lu $4,000 600 from the Government de
po-itories. The other so 900 viii
probably DE paid from the Treasury bal
arge
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UNION PACIFIC
FAIRLY SUPPORTED
Railway List Under Pres
sure After Opening.
BONDS QUIET, BUT STEADY
Announcement of Further Exports OF
Gold Apparently Without I'm
portant Effect Upon Pnces.
BONDS QUIET, BUT STEADY

The stock market this morning opened
generally lower, OF within "A few min
utes fell below the closing quotations
of yesterday The declines. however.
were not important and within a short
time the market appeared to recover its
tone The announcement of further
gold exports was without important ef-
feet. The explanation afforded Of the
step taken by the Attorney General in
the Northern Securities litigation did
much 10 quiet the anxiety which was
shown near the close yesterday.
Union Pacific fiuctuated over narrow
limits. but appeared TO be supported at
about last nights level Early strength
was shown by St Paul Pennsylvania,
Baltimore and Ohio. Missouri Pacific.
and Wabash preferred. After the nrst
hour the speculation Iapsed into dull
ness. and some heaViness of tone was
developed. Government bonds un-
changed. Other bonds were less active
than yesterday. but steady.
Trading was fiat ana featurelesS eN-
cept that the list has been under almost
constant pressure. London bought some
Steel
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CONCERNS INCORPORATED
UNDER DISTRICT LAWS

Certificates of Incorporation of the
following named enterprises have been
recorded:
The Trans-Continental Realty Com
pany; capital stock. 100000: iucOrpora-
tors. Grant Young, Eugene Schooley, ana
j. 5. COheneiOuS.
The Meyenberg TerracOtta and Brick
Company: capital stock $500 900; incor-
poratOrs, +. II. Meyenberg. T. r.. Nor
gan. and j. =. SwarthOUt.
The Victoria Mining Company; capital
stock, 100000. lucOrpOrators. +. G..
SOoy, Q. Y. Dodge. r. s. Donaldson. r.
". Mccormick, and James =. Shep-
person
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NO HEARSE BIG ENOUGH
FOR DEAD POLICEMAN

CUMBERLAND Md April 12.-Gallo-
way L. Neal the largest policeman IN
the world. who died in NICK eesport, Pa.
was buried from the home here of
former Councilman John w. George.
Meals body could not be carried in che
doorway of the German Lutheran
Church. He weighed 474 pounds.
Il was necessary TO take out the door
frame at the George residence. Stays
We're put under the porch 10 prevent its
collapse and the floor of the parlOr in
which the body rested was prOpDed. No
hearse was large enough, and the body
was carried I'm an ambulance
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NEAR COTTON DECLINES
ON BEAR PRESSURE

NEW YORK, April l3-Whlle ne y
crop months prOfited somewhat by the
uLseasonably cool weather through the
South, near months declined sharply al
the opening on the cables and bear pres
sure, but generally speaking the openiI g
was featureIeSs. as the volume Of pub il
business continued light. Port receipts
estimated 4 Loco, against 1926 last year
Some houses report better export inquiry
in the South.
Market opened steady, to 10 points
lower Noon, barely steady The fol-
lowing prices were quoted on the floor
today
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Nashington Street Railway pre-
ferred-lOOas5. 5UQ45. SOFAS.
Washington Gas-25Q57l4. 25a597s, go
5szs. 2505g9s.
Georgetown Gas-1SQI2. ,..
Mersenthaler-3Q I0q1I41a. 5ulI41a
20l74la. ..---.
Greene COpper-2OG l5ts, 2JG los.
Errar call-Vas hington Street Rail
way ISIS O1OG74ss, S5.OOJnl 4@s, SZoUJd
74ss. SI.OJJNI4ss. ,,,l-,,s
Washington Gas ceruhcates-SlO coca llS
81 .000dLS. Sl,Og00llS. SLOUdllS, S4''J4
1lSis S5006IS&, Sl,OoOtlle-4
genthaler-lGull4a4.
NNashinetnn Casa -
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S. BENSlNeER
Washington Horse and
Carriage Bazaar
$40 Louisiana Avenue.
Manufacturers Sale Of
PROPOSALS.

o. s ENGINEER OFFICE. WASH
ingtOn Barracks. ID. c.. April j. IgO4-
Sealed proposals viii BE- received here
until NOON. APRIL Is. 1904 and then
publicly opened. for Portland cement. In
formation furnished on appIica ton.
JOHN STEPHEN SEWELL Captain
Engineers apl2lS1415.23. 30
OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS
and Grounds Washington. ID. g.. April
H. 1SJ4-SeaIed proposals. in duplicate.
viii be received here until P III MAY
H. 1904. for furnishing during year end
ing June 80. 1905. Class J. florists sup
plies. class , flower pots: class g. paints
oils. glass etc; class T. hardware: class
3. agricultural implements, etc, class Q.
electric battery supplies; class T. iron
pipe and plumbers supplies, class 5
stationery; class Q. manure and fertilf-
ger; class TO- sand and gravel; class l.
soil. class D. ice, class 13 lime ce-
meut. felt etc; class Il. brick; class %
sod; class 10, fuel; class II. lumberj
class IS. use Of teams. Separate pr0pOs-
al for each class desired. Information
SYMONS. Colonel ap11 u. 13.14my910
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing, Washington.
D. c.. April Z. teJHSealed proposals will
be received al this Office until p NJ,
MONDAY, MAY =. 1884, Go furnish dur
ing she fiscal year beginning July !. 1898.
paper Tor postage stamps The paper
treugth. and caieudering. be equal 10
he paper now in use, which can be
seen at the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing. Blank forms. with Specihca-
lions for proposals and further infOrmd-
ton desired. will be furnished intend
MEREDITH. Director Of Bureau
pas. l3 l6
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MAKING NOTABLE GROWTH

The washington Savings Bank. Do
Gated at Twelfth and G. Streets north
west is Increasing the number OF thg
savings accounts TO q remarkable exc
tent IL pays per cent interest on
Oldest and best known savings fusritu-
lions IN the city. The board OI director
is composed Of some of the most proIll-
nenI unanCieIs Ia the city. and IN.
lis capaDLlty.
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HANGED HIMSELF IN BARN

READING. Pa. April 13-Wiuiam
GrosscuD. seventy-four years old Of
Bowers, Eerks county, was found hang
Ing in Oliver ROhrbach's barn at that
place he had been an inmate of the
county nome, and returned on a visit
10 his former home ana took his life.
The Washington times., 1904-04-13

In the machine-adding contest at the
meeting Of the Washington chapter OF
bank clerks last night one hundred
checks OF different amounts were given
the competitors. Luther Schreiner Of
the Citizens National Bank, made the
least time, seven minutes: Josiah Evans.
IT., or the Riggs National Bank. was
second IN H20. and Howardr Wilson. of
the Lincoln National was third in 40
Two papers were read, one by O. Z.
Austin, chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics.
on Debts Of the Nations Of the World %
which was followed by an interesting
discussion: the other by J. NJ. Rior1an
or the National Capital Bank. on The
story Of the General Ledger"
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"CUPIDENE.

This great Vegetable Vitalizer,
EzFg3 He prescription Of a famous
- 4 reEch physician, viii quickly
TX - 20 urc you OF ali nervous dis
E.teS = - asses, Insomnia, Pains ia the
30 S&4HA lack, Nervous Debility, PIN
~. ~es - pies, AarlcyCcle, and Conslipa-
Ns-SSA-0 ..H. CugIlgur cleIusy5 tie
liver. the Kidneys Cupldeut
t.f.-il,..-..s all restores Cupidcue is the only
al-..E remedy Jo cure without au operation.
300 testimonials. 4 written guarantee given
and money returned II six boxes DO not effect
permanent cure SlsLJ box, elk Tor 500
.r uail SeU3 fyT free circular anl tesLImJ-
mails Address DA|CL MEDICINE CO., sa.
Franc SEQ. Cal; Stevens Pharmacy. 9Jh Al.
-
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NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF STOCK MARKETS
WASHINGTON.

Washington Street Railway issues
were the leaders in the transactions on
the local exchange today. but the great
er portion of dealings in them fell after
the call Two hundred shares of the
preferred stock were sold at A., and
s.. 900 o. the per cent bonds at 7ias-
Washington Gas certificates were also
active. So 800 being sold at prices rang
ing from us to 1854. OF the stock, l25
shares were traded in, 100 at 57ss and the
others at 5IA.
brought -. 1t was the first lot of this
stock on the market in many a day
MergenthaIer sold at 174i2 in broken
lots and one full quotation, while after
call lI4s, was paid for ten shares.
Forty shares Of Greene Copper sold AT
1873
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Speculation DuH and Henry
Ana Fluctuations Jn111zbOrzant
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported by ". B. Hibbs Co, I4l9 F
Street Members New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board Of Trade, and Washington stock
LAchauge.l
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The WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY

Dif.CL. CS4t- .in AND SIS.
FAID-JI CAPITAL ONE MILLION
Loans IL a.ly aIuCauJ made approved
-- real estate OF cIllateTal II reasOua Ole
rates
Interest paid upon deposits on monthly
balances subject 10 check
THIS company acts SO executor. admin.
- lstIdtor. trustee, agent, treasurer, regis
- trlf, anu ia all other AduCjary caPlci ties
Boxes for rent In burglar and Eee-pFooi
vaults for safe deposit and storage II sIIu-
able PACKAGE
john JOY EDISON. I.r,sf,gr-,r
JOHN a. WCPE..-........- &c. Presitea,
ILLS SlEAt-......... Second VIce Prasfdaar
ANDREW PARKER Treasurer
BEICE !. MOSES. ......... Assistant 'Tr.ssiIraf
THOMAS BRADLEY .......... Real Estate Once,
REAL ESTATE UEPAhTNESF
Is prepared 70 assume the management ct you!
real estate. Careful al-e-;iJE given 70 all de-
tails.
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NEW YORK.

Inc LONDON market Is slightly reac-
ucnary- Paris appears inclined TO sell
nternationals and also Kaffirs. and both
are easier Coppers are lower with
weakness In Rio TIntOs. which are Off
l-l6. American shares are steady.
The reported remarks Of James J. Hill.
IN effect that efforts We're being made
b( the Hartman and Chicago North
western interests TO bottle M Creat
Northern and then force IL TO sell ont 10
the Northwestern. while the Union pa
enc would take the Burlington and the
81 Paul the Northern Pacific natural
ly attracted interest in the street nm
the idea Of any such outcome OF the
present Northern Securities fight fail
eu TO impress the majority Of Wall
street men as worthy Of serious con-
sideratiOn. Mr. Hin appears to be I'M
duly alarmed and discOnsoiate II looks
as II vigorous efforts We're being made
10 create sentiment in the Northwagf
adverse 10 any settlement of the North
tIn Securities case that will throw the
control of the railroad situation into
the hands OF any one interest. The ar
Eumeut that any such settlement win
create q situation that might again
call for Federal Interference under the
sherman antitrust law is advanced bv
Af- mn. and many people believe that
the contention j. well made
An issue of S20.OOO.O 900 8 per cent gold
notes has been placed by the American
a N-'pI'ti' ana Ielegrdph Company with
9peyer q Co. Of this city and Lee. Hig-
ElnsOn q Co. Of Boston The notes are
que 20 run three years and are secured
bF Ezo.OJ1u+J Of the cOmpauy's per cent
bonds. They viii be offered il is under
stood. al 80 and interest. making them
on approximately "a . l-3 per cent basis.
The notes date May ]. and are delivered
about May 10.
The Denver and Rio Craude reports d
decrease in gross earnings Tor the first
week Ia April Of SIS. 800. the Hooking
Naliey loss Of S6I.I55 the TnterHatiaa-
al and Great Northern a loss OF s11 GAG
the Louisville and Nashville a los s8T
lne Louisville and Nashville a loss Of
$o5,Sa2. Southern Railway a loss OF $40
III 60
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CHICAGO GRAIN Market.

CHICAGO, April 13-The following
prices We're quoted on the grain market
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wAHrED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-Fifteen double teams 10 haul broken
stone and cement ANDERSON DRAT AND
SIG. CO.. North Capitol and d. apla-6t
WANTED-}lilk wagon fo- cash 1909 ST.
WANTED-Fifteeu dirt wagons Apply 4th ST.
and Sew York ave. NV apll-3-
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STORAGE

WHY PAY MORE. Ne s-ara far ,Jc load
NIIED STATES STORAGE CO.. 4is-l2o-f.
IUth - 4pI2-SJJ
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RALROAD BOt.DS.


Wash. Gas Co., ser. A, 6's 1921 To- ....
Wash. Gas Co., ser. 3, 6's I9O4-Z1. I0j ...
L. 5. Elec. Light. Deb Imp. 1902 lJ3 Gee.
L. $ Elec. Light, Cert. Indebt.... lJ2 -.
Ches- & Pot. Tel. Co. 5s..-....-. IJJ7 JOi&
Wash Market Co.. lst 0's, 1872. lJj co..
Masonic Hall Assn SIS, c.. 100 --..
Washington Cas..--.............. ll7T us
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A new departure was made in the in
auguratiOn Of the Question Box %
Questions relating TO banking subjects
were asked and answered. this giving
rise TO an animated discussion which
was participated IN by Messrs. Henty.
Wilson, ClaughtOn. Evans, and Mar
shall
The American Security and Trust
Company. publishers OF the Financial
Review has offered IT'S publication 10
the bank clerks as their official organ.
greatly TO the delight Of the chapter,
which thereby enjoys the distinction OF
being the first chapter TO have an official
publication of lis own
In the audience as guests of the chap
ter We're Jesse b. Wilson, president.
Lincoln National Bank; W. J. Father
and II. II. Father, assistant cashiers.
Riggs National Bank; W. J. Davidge.
cashier Washington Savings Bank; j.
Gales Moore, cashier National Metropolis
tan Bank; Cashier Mckee, Of the Ma
uonal CaOital Bank; A. B. Ruff, cashier
Of Central National Bank; D. Fulton
Harris. cashier, Union Savings Bank,
A. =. Clements. cashier Aetna Banking
and Trust Company; Alexander 5.
Clarke, secretary Home Savings Bank.
and Mr.. Greene. of the Potomac Saw
ings Bank
The Washington times., 1904-04-13

The Colon sailed from Sa. Francesca
for Panama on March -. with uassen-
gers and freight Five 0I her cabin
and twenty-seveu Of her sfDcriue pas
@engeTs were for New York She was
commanded b. Capt. William A. IL
Vine.
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National safe Deposit & Trust----- Jas
Washington Loan s. rrust.........2lU
American Security & Trust........ 100
IuiCu Trust & Storage. ....-.-..-. los
Masonic Han Assn 6's, c, lg03-... 100
Rome Savings Bank.-.....-......- l33
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The British government, says the
United States Investor turns its con-
soils adrift, as II were, upon the open
market. permitting natural demand and
natural supply to fix the price. In the
United States. however. the Govern
ment has artifically boosted the price by
virtually compelling the national banks
to bid for and digest great quantities
of the Government securities, thus re-
stricting the supply TO a point where
there IS an eager demand. Under these
conditions it would be surprising If the
market for American securities We're
not better than that for the British
cOnsols. The banks buy the bonds be
cause they have to, in order TO issue
notes or secure Government deposits
Their bids are due, not &c credit. but
to the mandate of the Government t
is absurd. therefore, TO argue that the
fact that American cOnSOls sell the high
est of any government issues in the
world. proves that America credit IS
highest Commenting upon this, the
Baltimore Sun" says: Still, there is
no denying the Astounding credit of the
United States. 1t is shown less by the
price Of its bonds than by the fact
that this credit keeps an enormous vol
ume of debt bearing no interest at par
greenbacks, silver dollars. silver certifi-
Gates, etc
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FOR sALE-HORsEs & VEHICLES.

FOR SAIE-Tlurtv horses and mules, Just ar
riyed- one pair OF carriage horses. five drive 2,
one fast peer WILSON GkEGcRl. lsth and
b SIS ny. old Van Sess piaCr. apld-it
FOR SALE-uors-. layton. and harness; owner
has no use frr theu. 455 II Sc. BV. apI2-3J
FOR SALE-One bav horse, gentle, good driver
and worker. los sth ST. ne. Gail after . p.
-4 acI2-St
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FINANCIAL.

D e partme II t
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
Al, SURPLUS, AND PROFIT, 81

seal Agent Of the United States in China and the Philippine Isl
Americus times-recorder., 1904-01-20
PEOPLE
AND VISITORS.
Those Who Come and Leave
Daily.
AMERIcUs a MECCA FOR MANY
Your Own Name or That Of a Friend
Nav Be Found Below In the Long
List of Yesterdays Visitors Who
Game Here,

Hot Chocolate, Tomato Bouillion
Clam Bouillion and Beef Tea. Fresh at
Hudson's Drug Store.
DR.. Frank Cato, of The Plains, is the
guest of his SOC, DR.. r. E. Cato, on
Rees Pa'k.
W. Fl. Bennett came up from Triton
yesterday and was q guest of The
Windsor while here.
w. s. Brooks was among the Ma
conites who made business trips to
Americus yesterday.
Mr.. Ben F. Easterlin was among
those who came from Andersonville to
Americus yesterday.
Mr.. e. L. Kiker went to Marshall.
vile yesterday afternoon, going up on
important business.
Mr.. Norman g. Miller left yesterday
afternoon for middle Georgia points,
going up on business.
Miss Tooke returned to Lacrosse yes
terday after visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Williams here.
Alderman D. M. Borum made busi.
ness trip to Unadilla this week, re-
turning here yesterday.
Messrs. Coley Westbrook and J. II.
Gallaher, prominent young men of
Montezuma, are in the city.
Judge FL. l.. Long was a prominent
visitor here yesterday, coming from
Leesburg on legal business.
After spending several days with
relatives in Fort Valley, Miss Josie
Jordan returned home yesterday.
Miss Bertha Dodson returned home
yesterday from pleasant visit of some
length to friends in Pelham and Phom-
vile.
Howell Smith, the bright young son
of Mr.. W. D. Smith, is quite i'll at his
home on Prince street, pneumonia
having developed.
Miss Dovie Clements, one of Buena
Vista's fairest bellies, was a visitor in
Amerlcus yesterday, en- route to Quit
man to visit friends.
Mr.. @. Horace Mccall, q prominent
citizen of Buena Vista and who aspires
to be member of the Panama Com.
mission, is in the city.