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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

lion for sows. Por fattening hogs more
concentrated food should be fed with the
beets to make profitable returns. Here
are some figures from our experiments:
Foods. Lbs. for ib. Cost of
gain in VT. ID. gain.
Sugar beets. 6olbs- i5s
I Sugar beets. ="
! wheatand harley "a :. SC.
Beet pulp. s"
! Wheat and barley So a.ISc.
Wheat and harley As 4.Sc
II is we'll known fact that corn and
cob meal is a better and cheaper food for
fa,tening hogs than the corn meal aloue.
This is because the cob meal loosens up
the heavy grain mass in the stomach and
makes il more permeabie by the digestive
juices. 1t also aids mechanically in as
simiia,ion. beet pulp does not contain
much nu,Iiment but il serves the same
purpose as the cob meal in the ration.
Sheep Feeding. Sheep feeding should
be encouraged because il enables farm
or to feed up his alfalfa and return the
fcrtilizing value to the land. and because
il gives profitable occupation during an
otherwise slack time Of year.
Cattle Feeding. A, present Colorado
sells nearly all her cattle as feeders and
s,ockeIs to Kansas. Nebraska. Iowa and
Illinois corn growers. What a saving
could bc made II these cattle could bc
made II these cattle could br finished a;
home. Seyen,y.hye per cent. OF our state
can never be irrigated and this will al
ways be stock raising AREA. The stock
business. ! believe. is just in It's infancy
here. Cannot VIC grow enough foods on
our irrigated land. to finish for marke,
our stock grown on the srven,y-Gye per
cent?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12
W. c. r. ~. Sot"s.

III .nLu a., =. -. ; ! 10. L yery
interesting one. The subject was Nor
monism. Mrs. klinefelter related her
personal experience during a short So
journ in Salt Lake City. having met one
Of the wives of Brigham Young. gentle:
refined. white-haired woman who had
only pity for the Gentiles. Views OF the
Mormon City gave additional interest to
the subject discussed.
A Frances Willard memorial service
will be held Sunday afternoon. Feb. 2l.
AW. C. T. U. Institute is being ar
ranged for some time in March.
Next meeting, Feb. l9-a business
meeting with Mrs. Alice Green.
Press Reporter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12
Cured Contamination.

Mrs. W. u. Evans. Clearwater. Kan.
writes: my husband lny sick for
three months: tho doctors stated he
had quick consumption. We procured
"a bottle OF Billiards. Horchound Syrup
and IL cured him. That was six years
ago. and since then we always kept
bottle In the house. We cannot dc
without II. For coughs and colds II
has no equal" 25c, 50c and 81 bottle
Mt J, II, Awards.
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Charberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablcts.-uncqualled for Con-
etina tinn.

MFR. A. r. Kane. prominent drug
gist Of Baxter Springs, Kansas, says:
"Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are, in my Judgment, the most
superior preparation Of anything IN
use today for constipation. fhey are
sure in action and with no tendency
to nauseate or gripc. For sale by all
druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12
WEAK AND Low SPIRITED.
A Correspondent Thus Describes ~.
Experience.

Il can strongly recommend H.Jr
bine as a medicine OF remarkable cgi,
eacy for indigestion. loss OF appc,it 4.
sour taste In tn. mouth. paipItatior.
headache. drowslncss after mea.
with distressing mental dcpr.shicT y
and low spirits. Hcrbin. must b- I.
unique preparation for eas.s such a.
mine. for u few dosea entirely rcmo'
cd my complaint. I wonder at people
going on suffcrin. or spending the!
money on worthless things. when Her.
binc In procurabi". and no cheap So
n bottle at J. II. Ayard'a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

Died. Feb. 9Th. at the family residence.
5o4 North Second street. Mary Alice.
wife of F. J. Blair. aged SO years. The
family have lived here only since Novem-
Der, moving from Sanborn. n. D. The
husband and boy Of 2 are left to mourn
the departed. Funeral services were
conducted at the Presbyterian church
Tuesday afternoon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12
@EEDS2

If YOU wish to buy flower, field or gar
den seeds send for our 1904 catalog. If
you mention this paper at the same time
we will mail you free due bill good for
pkg Peacock Pansy seed, one pkg Paris
Pansy seed, one pkg Giant Tremardean
Pansy seed value 25c) to be sent with
first order. The Haines Seed Co.,
5e-5ep $40 18th ST., Denver, Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

Mrs NJ. J. Anderson has our thank ~
blotters and tablets which do not fail
mention her Insurance business.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12
Are You RestIess at Niqht7

And harasscd by bad cough? Use
Billiards. Horehound Syrup. II will Sc
cure you sound sleep and effect
prompt and radical cure. 25c. SOC and
81 bottle at J. II. Awards.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12
What Are They?

Chamberlain's Stomach and Live
Tablets. new remedy for stoma' .
biliousness. and constipation
and good one. For sale by all drus
sists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12
Shade Trees For Sale.

have largo quantity o! choice Elm
Ash and Maple: homegrown. Write for
prices.
so-S6p. Ed. e Swink.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

We make a speciality Of good wor.
and quick service.
Rocky Ford Steam Laundry.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

For tho Dedication exercises Of Colo
rado College. Colorado Springs Fob. 81.
tho Santa Fa grants ono regular fare
$500 round trip. Continuous passage
each direction. Date sale Fob. az return
limit Feb "a. $3.50.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

Tho Highest market Price paid 70
Chickens and Turkeys at StaufFor's Meat
Market. o&-t
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

The Highest Merset Price paid Co.
Chickens and Turkeys al Staui!s,s nea
MARKET 54-u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

Harry Roth entertained the sophomore
class at his suburban home Jan. 20. A
very pleasant time was had. In the
guessing contest Miss Glare Guthef!e car
ried of the laureis in the shape OF a most
beautiful picture, In the millinery con-
test Miss Daisy Fear was awarded the
prize. a fine silver thimble. Harris Ham
lin was the recipient Of both consultations.
Other games were enjoyed and delicate
Refreshments served. Class eolors were
in evidence. Cherry and White.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

ladies all wore some decoration to repre-
sent the title of some book read BY the
club Mrs, Howett. vice president, in the
absence OF the president. Mrs, Van Bus
kirk. presented in few well chosen words
a handsomely bound book Of choice prae-
teal suggestions as testimonial OF love
and best wishes from the club. The tables
in the dining room were decorated in the
club colors-yellow and white were
also the ices. The place cards were petals
verses attached. which when read formed
a tribute to Mrs. Irvine. This was due to
Mrs. Evans originality. After the lunch
toasts were read and bumpers Of grape
juice drank. With goodbyes and well
wishes for Mrs. Irvine and her family the
friends departed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12
Wanted!

Secondhand Furniture for which we
will pay the highest price.
Burkdall Hardware Co.
The Washington times., 1904-01-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Robert l.. Wharton. y35, Richmond.
Va, and Bertha M. Miller. 2s, Peters
burg, Va.
Willie s Johnson, q. and Mary Eliza
beth Bollard. q, both OF Richmond, Va.
and Eva j. Copper. O. District Of Co
James E. Wall. %. and Marie A.
Burdett S. Fray, SO. Cleveland. Ohio
and Mary A. Searle. p, District OF Co
William James. p. and Estelle Keely.
10
Walter L. Jones. q. anA Mary r. Wal
lace. Is
Monroe winston. q. and Carrie Gar
rett IS
Bernard T. Horty. "a and Elizabeth
L. Fletcher, %.
Reuben w. Isdell. 30, and Mabel K.
Boyce, %.
Samuel ]. Harrison. %. and Emma p.
Nightingale, 1B.
Francis {. Bates. IS. and Carrie L.
Maddox, 30.
Frank Jones. p. and Minnie s. Carter.
10
Daniel A. sadgwer, Is. and Mary f.
Jennings, ..
Conrad Richter. 30. and Minnie Herbst,
%
william r. Bladen. y. and Goldie Z.
Thompson. 10.
Herman L. Cochran. Is. Chester. Pa,
and Ada F. Rose. %. District OF CO.
lumbia.
The Washington times., 1904-01-28
LACK OF BUYING POWER
DEPRESSES SENTIMENT
Steel Preferred Sells Of, and
Pennsylvania Declines.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S-Although there
was no news Of a disturbing character,
the stock market this morning was
without much spirit, and after brief
period OF steadiness a reactionary ten
dency became well defined. The buying
power appeared TO be lacking. and Of
ferings increased toward the end Of the
first hour. Speculation was profession
al, and to some extent the decline was
assisted by pressure from the bear
faction
Sentiment was largely influenced by
weakness in Steel preferred, which sold
on ever a point because of rather UNI
satisfactory accounts of the iron trade
from one of the standard trade papers.
Weakness in Pennsylvania and Missouri
Pacific was connected in the popular
mind with recent rumors of a hitch in
negotiations for settlement OF the
Gould-Cassatt controversies. Baltimore
and Ohio and ST. Paul lost l per cent.
The railroad list generally lost a point
Atchison, on rumors that application
was TO be made TO list the stock on Ber-
lin oourse. advanced u per cent, but
lost the gain later, although the stock
appeared TO be well taken at the de-
cline.
In the Industrial group Amalgamated
Copper showed weakness. losing l per
cent. Sugar lost l per cent, Tennessee
Coal and frog fell over 1 per cent. Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron lost its III gain, as
did realty stocks. After the decline had
set In, unconfirTned rumors were circu-
lated that there had been cut in steel
rails.
The market at the lower level suffered
some loss in activity, and trading senti-
ment was somewhat unsettled and con-
fused Bonds were irregular. Steel SIS
lost nearly point. Government bonds
were unchanged
The Washington times., 1904-01-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

115 Eighth Street southeast-Hattie M.
Calhoun TO Fannie J. Clements. lot 4s.
square S99, 800
9O2 Maryland Avenue northeast-Mary
F.. Lambdin ct al to B. Evelyn Bowie.
lot rs. square $50, SO. b. Evelyn Bowie
conveys same property TO Mary e and
Barbara Z. Lambdin, $40
Willow Tree Alley southwest-Scott
Nesbit ct ux. TO Charles J. Butler, lots
Al. ~. and 43, square 5S4. SO
622 Third Street northwest-Oliver C
Hine to Edwin A. Sullivan, original lot
10, square $50. $500
SO G. Street northwest-Thoulas F. Quill
ct al. to Ann Quill, east one-half lot 20,
square Coz, 81.
West Ecxington-Sebastian Aman to
Martha Aman. lot 10. block 6, $40
Fifteenth and r Streets northwest
Trustees Of Fifteenth Street NJ K.
Church to st. Pauls NJ E Church, lot
IS, square 207, 81.
2600 l. Street northwest-F. p B. Sands
ct al, trustees, to Annie p Farley lot
"A and part lot %, square g. 1875
n Street northwest, between Four
teenth and Fifteenth Streets-,James v.
White ct ux. to Mary Louise, German.
part lot 7S. square 212. $40
Fifth Street southeast between A and
b Streets-Fannie Clements to Truman
L. yelling part original lots ~ and "a.
square SIS, 500.
Grace Street northwest. between Thir-
ty-second and Thirty-third Streets
Terrence J. Mcmahon TO Peter q. Sauer.
lot So, square loo. $40.
The Washington times., 1904-01-28
TAFT DESCRIBES RECENT
PHILIPPINE PROGRESS

President Arthur. 1t is a remarkable
coincidence that the son is now about
10 take the desk OF Secretary OF War.
which was occupied by the father only
a few Administrations back
OF Personal Magnetism.
Governor Taft possesses to remark
able degree that rare and invaluable
quality In the public man-personal
magnetism. His kindly nature and
generous disposition find expression in
the twinkle of his eye and the grasp OF
his hand. He Is large of stature and
large OF heart.
1t is really wonderful TO observe the
strong feeling of affection that is enter
tanned for him by those who have had a
chance to know him at all we'll Every
one who has served with him I'm the
Philippines sFears by him, from the
veteran generals down to tho humblest
typewriter.
Taft's Invigorator.
They had a saying out at Manila IN
the early days Of the struggle TO bring
order out OF the relying chaos. that
when an officer felt discouraged and
homesick generally all he needed was a
dose of Taft's Inyigorator. Many q
minor official has gone to see Cover
ror Taft, utterly worn out with the
cares and worries Of work under an
enervating tropical sun, and ready 10
QUIT and 20 home After five minutes
talk with the jolly. stout-hearted and
lion-hearted governor the official invart-
ably went bacA TO his task filed with
new courage and hope.
Governor Taft is described a glut-
ton for work. He eats IL up" said
one stenographer who was with him at
Manila "and can break down an ordi-
nary assistant in a few weeks time"
Root and Taft.
A strong friendship exists between
Governor Taft and Secretary Root.
When the former was solicitor general
for the United States he met Elihu Root
in a case before the Supreme Court
the New Yorker being on the opposing
side. The acquaintance there begun was
continued until after Mr.. Root went to
the head OF the, War Department The
latter was greatly concerned over the
stubborn illness that attacked Judge
Taft In Manila a couple of years ago
and he insisted on being kept informed
by cable every cay OF the exact condi-
ton of the governor.
The Washington times., 1904-01-28
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF BANK OF ENGLAND

LONDON, Jan. 2s.-The weekly state
ment of the Bank of England. issued
today. shows the following changes:
Total reserve. increase, e1, SCI, 200.
Circulation. increase, $4,000.
Bullion. increase, 81. 616 3S5.
Other securities, decrease. E353, 900
Other deposits. increase. f1. 716.009.
Public deposits. decrease. &2.241, Oo0
Government securities, decrease, &l-
701. 600.
Notes in reserve, Increase. G1.4lO.Oo.
The proportion of the Bank of Eng.
lands reserve to liability. this week, IL
49.20 per cent, against 1851 per cent last
week.
The Washington times., 1904-01-28
Continued from First Page.)


know nothing late. 1 believe, personal
ly. however, that all danger OF war has
passed.
THE Emperor OF Japan is al much
greater man than the world gives him
credit for being. He is thoroughly ia
miliar with modern matters. knows the
Industrial. commercial. and mechanical
conditions of the world perfectly, and
ccmprehends all political Developments
The Emperor greeted us cordially at the
audience granted, and we had luncheon
with him. The Emperor and all who
surround him are extremely friendly to-
ward the United States, and all ex-
pressed a desire TO preserve the cordial
relations now existing between the two
countries
Governor Taft declined TO say ary-
thing about the matters ID discussed
with the Emperor
The Washington times., 1904-01-28
TO IMPROVE CONDITIONS
IN ISTHMUS OF PANAMA

Plans for the Improvement OF sanitary
conditions In the gsthmus OF Panama
are now under consideration by the
general staff Of the army Reports
made by army and navy officers show
that Colon and Panama are both in an
unhealthful condition.
a detachment OF army surgeons Will
probably be sent to the isthmus soon 10
Investigate conditions and co-operate
Wit. engineers in making plans for a
satisfactory water supply for cities in
the isthmus.
The Washington times., 1904-01-28
MILITARY AT STATION
IN HONOR OF GOV. TAFT

Governor Taft arrived in Washington
at $40 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. four
hours later than he had expected TO
reach this city.
Assistant Secretary Oliver. Genaral
Chaffee. and Colonel Edwards gre ted
the Secretary OF War to be. at the sta
ton, and accompanied him TO the War
Department. where he had a short con-
ference with Secretary Root, before go
ing TO the Arlington Hotel.
Cheered at Station.
Troop f. Of the Fifteenth Cavalry, and
several hundred OF Governor Taft's ad-
mirers awaited him outside the Penn
sylvania Station. He was enthusiast
cally cheered. SIS he entered his carri-
age, and started for the War Depart
ment escorted by the troopers.
Four young Filipinos were among the
friends Of Governor Taft who met him
at the station. Two OF the young men.
Antonio and Louis Torres. are sons OF
Associate Justice Torres. OF the Supreme
Court OF the Philippines. The other
two were Jose Faris and Filemon Perez.
sons of prominent Philippine families.
who are attending school In Washing
ton.
Governor Taft was accompanied to
Washington by FIR. Carpenter, his pri-
vate secretary. Mrs. Taft Will remain
In California indefinitely. with her chill
dren
The Washington times., 1904-01-28
IDAHO REPUBLICANS
ENDORSE ROOSEVELT

Senator Hepburn OF Idaho has received
a dispatch from the Republican State
central committee Of his State strongly
ENDORSING the Administration OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt, declaring In favor OF his
nomination. and favoring the selection
OF an instructed delegation.
The action Of the committee was taken
at the suggestion Of the Senator. who
appreciated the appointment OF II. Smith
Wooley as assayer Of the mint at Boise
city. Senator Hepburn says an early
convention will be held and Instructions
given the delegation.
The Washington times., 1904-01-28
LIQUOR LICENSE GRANTED
TO ST0NELEIGH COURT

A liquor license has been granted TO
the manager Of Stoneleigh Court Secre-
tary Hays new apartment house
No bar Is TO be established however
the license having been procured IN or
der TO permit serving liquors In the
drinking room and IN the apartments of
the guests
The Washington times., 1904-01-28
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Washington Street Railway As,
1 OoUd76 ]. 000dI6a4. 1.O0od 1914. l.OO0d tbSt,
1OO0d 1914 1.000N76Sz-
Columbia Railroad 6s, 1,0O0d1I-
Washington Gas Certificate. S00nl l35s,
2O0d1137s l0o0dII4. 1,0o0d114. 1,0C0ai14,
], OO0H114. 2O0OQ1I4.
Chesap eake and Potomac Telephone
Company SIS 1.OO0G1O42s, 1OO0g104ss-
Capital Traction, 20dl21 l3u1zL
Union Trust and Storage Co. 5q105
Isanston, 1OOqS, 100 Buyer 90) 4SA.
After call-Washington Street Railway
as. 500d77k.
Columbia Railway SIS. 5O09lO4.
Mergenthaler. 10q175h.
The Washington times., 1904-01-28
Comparatively Young Man.

1t will doubtless be surprise to most
everyone 10 know that Governor Taft
Is barely forty-five years of age. He
passed his forty-fifth milestone on Sep
TENDER u. His life has been fun of ex-
perience of a broadening and helpful
character, and at a comparatively early
age he has ripened beyond the point
attained by most men at sixty If he
had accepted the tender OF an appoint
ment on the bench of the Supreme
Court OF the United States he would
easily have beer The youngest member
In that body.
Governor Taft comes of distinguished
parentage, his father having occupied a
conspicuous place in public life some
twenty-five years ago Alphonso Taft
WAS a brilliant member of the Ohio bar
and was Secretary of War and Attor-
ney General in the Cabinet OF Presi-
dent Grant. Later he was appointed
minister TO Austria and to Russia by
The Washington times., 1904-01-28
PLAN TO DOUBLE TAXES.

Tokyo dispatches announce plans OF
the japanese cabinet 10 double the
taxes OF that country for war purposes.
Exchequer bonds are 10 be issued 70 the
amount OF 100.0O0.00c yen.
The Washington times., 1904-01-28
DEMANDED JURY TRIAL

A demand for jury trial was made
by w. H Hoge when arraigned in the
Police Court today on two charges OF
larceny. He is said 20 have stolen two
pistols and knife from Saks & Co on
entered
The Washington times., 1904-01-28

AhtAA 6.DfS,DS3 -
Agreements 10 repurchase secured loans here
tofore negotiated and sold, amounting TO S3O-
49, secured BY FIRST mortgage on real estate
SAID agreements constituting coatingent la
bility.
District Of Columbia. city Of Washington, IS:
|. J. W. WHELPLEY, treasurer Of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the best OF my knowledge
and l'elief !. ". WHELPLEY. Treasure
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 10th
day OF January 1904.
ALFRED b. LEFT. Notary Public, ID. c.
Correct-Aftest
C. J. BELL.
HENRY F. BLOUNT
JAMES +. FITCH,
ii. A. WILLARD,
JOHN E. HERRELIs
CLARENCE r. NORMENT,
DANIEL FRASER,
X. HURT.
WM. J. FATHER
WAkD THORON.
W. RILEY EDEEBLE.
1t Directors.
The Washington times., 1904-01-28

The boom does not seem to be over.
and it is quite sure that before it is
over those expert In detecting such
facts will anticipate them and sell the
stocks which they hope to acquire lower
down.
The Washington times., 1904-01-28

The conviction in European financial
circles is. apparently. that Russia, real
izing her own unpreparedness for an
armed contest at this time. will prac-
tically surrender to Japan all that the
latter country has asked. But until
definite assurance that the difficulty has
passed the matter Will necessarily re-
main more or less a cloud over the gem
eral financial situation.
The Washington times., 1904-01-28

One thing about the market that trad
ers do not like is that when the West
ern bull pools manipulation bulls it
shows a tendency to fiatten out.
The Washington times., 1904-01-28
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Especial to The Washington Times.)
CHICAGO, Jan. 2s-The following
prices were quoted on the grain mar
ker TODAY.
The Washington times., 1904-01-28
Stock IaAzes De0elob Reachoua,y Tone
LnaGy Selling Pressure Of Bear Party
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported by w. p. Hibbs & Co. 1913
f Street: Members New York Stock Ex-
change, Chicago Board of Trade. Wash
ington Stock Exchange
The Washington times., 1904-01-28

The plan which seems to be chiefly
followed just now in the endeavors to
stimulate the market is the time-hon-
ored one of advancing one group Of Sc
curities after another. and selling, while
the buying in one pare of the market
is going on. other stocks that have been
bought previously
The Washington times., 1904-01-28

The transfer of $25O.OOO to New Orleans
through the subtreasury is not general
ly liked. Conservative Wall Street in
terests are apprehensive over the specu-
lative situation i'm cotton, not only be-
cause Of its bearing upon the money
market. but because it is believed to
involve possibilities which, if realized
might react harmfully upon the stock
market
The Washington times., 1904-01-28
CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

While no official or semi-official an
nouncement regarding the reported
Gould-Cassatt adjustment has ever been
made, ii has been understood for some
weeks past that propositions looking
forward TO a settlement have been under
consideration by the parties in inter
est There is reason to believe that
these propositions originated with the
Pennsylvania people. but are wholly
tentative In their nature and have by
no means been yet accepted by those
to whom they were addressed.
Borrowers in the present market find
no difficulty in securing loans at liberal
terms. while the outlook appears to
favor situation of this sort for several
months TO come
1t is the opinion of prominent traders
that the Western bull crowd is still in
control of the situation, and they evil
IDENTIFY expect 1t to make further DEM
onstrations. if for no other reason than
that it must have stocks TO sell.
II is interesting TO note that within
the last two weeks there has been good
demaDd for Industrial stocks of merit
The sound issues are selling at a re-
LldThaDlN iOH leNei. Tar DeiOW their act
ual worth. and at figures that yield a
large interest return. the preferred
shares for instance. netting the invest
or from to upward of 10 per cent
There are many Industrial securities that
are as safe as the first-class railroad
stocks. and eventually this fact will be
appreciated by many more people than
realize il at present.
There are various good reasons for bull
sentiment on the railroad equipment
shares. and the chances are that these
stocks will show material advances in
the current year as compared with their
low level of the last few weeks. Such
stocks as American Car and Foundry
preferred and American Locomotive
preferred are largely held by investors
who are well informed on the financial
position and the prospects of the com
panies, and they believe that they hold
as intrinsically valuable investments as
any Industrial security on the list
The Washington times., 1904-01-28

The commodity markets continue to
make the stock market seem placid by
comparison
The Washington times., 1904-01-28
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LOAN, 4h PER CENT.
On real estate In District Of Columbia. No
delay in closing loans.
HEISKELL & McLERAr, 1908 ST.
The Washington times., 1904-01-28

Market opened steady, 70 % points
higher. Noon. very steady