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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-03-26
RICHARD BARTHOLDT
SPEAKS ON EXPOSITION

In the absence Of President Francis, OF
the St. Louis Exposition. Representative
Richard Bartholdt. spoke in mis- behalf
last night before the National Geogra-
phic Society.
President Francis was 10 have lectured
on the St Louis Exposition. He WAS.
however. unable 70 be In Washington.
and telegra phed Representative Bar
tholdt TO represent hins before the So
ciety.
Mr. Bartholdt briefly told of the ef-
forts being made to make the exposi-
ton the most successful affair of the
kind ever undertaken.
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WEEKLY STATEMENT
OF NEW YORK BANKS

NEW YORK. March 26.-The weekly
bank statement issued today shows the
following changes; Reserve on all de-
posits. Increase. $500; reserve on all
deposits other than United States 81
523. $50; loans, increase, s.. 944. 500. specie,
increase. $4S7. 500; legal tenders. in
crease, $2,5S4,5O0; deposits, United States
included, increase. 81 654. $50: circulation,
increase, go, 200; total loans. 81 OO7 S63. 700.
The banks now hold in excess OF legal
requirements 81. 46S, 90 against 81. $50 800
last year, and. 81. 965.515 two years ago.
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FINANCIAL.
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE
BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.

Those who contemplate building, OF
the purchase of property, or have
mortgages TO pay off, and desire Z
loan, should ascertain the advantages
terms, how to proceed, etc, in this
association.
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Banking House, 14l4 F st NV.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF STOCK MARKETS
WASHINGTON.

Most Of the business on the local ex-
change today was done after the cali
when $4,000 of Washington Street Rail-
way As were sold at 74h and $1,000 ac
745s One lot of 100 shares of Greene
Copper was sold at r. and another 100
at 12A. the latter with buyers option
Of sixty days. There seemed to be a
fairly active demand for the railway
bonds. and it is probable more could
have been sold. if holders had been
willing to let go al quoted prices.
Under the regular call 240 Gas certih-
Gates sold at HAS. and 81, 900 Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone 5's at 1O3.
Two odd lots of Capital Traction
brought 12I and 1909. respectively; four
teen shares of Washington Gas stock
IS; two lots of twenty-five and thirty
shares Greene Copper, 12M, and ten
shares of RIergenthaler at 1751s.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PIANO TEACHER Oady) will give three trial
lessons free; thorough and rapid progress; years
experience. Address bon 80. this Office.
mh55-2t
CHINESE CAFE-An kinds Of Chinese food;
meals served 20 order. sCS 18th 81 NV
mh25-7-
WANTED Rooms 10 paper; cheap and quick.
SIMPSON & co. 302 st. NV. mh24-St
SEND POSTAL. With Your Address to AUER-
BACH'S, SEWING MACHINE ROOMS. II,
And Fashion Plates Of New Patterns Viii be
mailed TO you free each mont Vlhl9-30t
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NEW YORK.

AS to the Northern Securities compli-
cation. 1t can be said that, although har-
mOny does not prevail, present indica-
tiOns do not point 10 any serious break
in the relations of tempered good feel
ing which have of late existed between
the Hill-MOrgan and Union Pacific in
terests. Without question the Union
Pacific would be more than willing to
receive back its original Northern Pa
cihc stock, although il would have &c
surrender. in addition TO it's $50. 49l ,S7l
Northern Securities stock. the sum OF
nearly 100000, which it got in cash
with that stock.
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FOR SALE-LoTS.
SI.oO Cash. $500 Per Month
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS.
S1.oo Cash.
Prices, $50 to SI25. Lots IS by 100 TO
500 Feet in Depth.

WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS is located ia the
most progressive section Of the District OF CO.
iumbia, "a few squares from Congress Heights
and about Is near the Capitol As Mount Pleasar'.
It's highest elevation is nearly 100 feet above the
east front 81 the Capitol Grounds. The ground
lies rolling and high. with splendid view Of
surrounding country; schools, churches, markets,
telephones. electric cars, electric lights and fire
engine house ail in close proximity 20 WASH
inuton Highlands. Fire and police protection,
CITY collection and delivery oi mail. wide streets
and avesllses I5-foot alleys. one car fare 10 al;
sections az Washington. We have made arrange
mcnts 20 ipud YOU money 20 build your home.
There Is no place in the District where You
can buy a lot and own home in clean, pre-
eraSsive sgctiCn ou such easy terms and without
apparent Cifort your part rs you can at
Washington Highlands Inst think OF T. vow
can buv a lot i'm the District Of Columbia,
Washington city property, for only 81 casn and
Al Der month"; no interest. no taxes, city streets.
trees planted. granolitaiC sidewalks This is an
excellent investment, upon which you can realize
a handsome profit in a snort time own yOur
home. Free Yourself from the landlord with
dollar down and dollar a month.
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cOvFRNIFNT BONDS.
RAILROAD BONDS.

s-.-it.1 Traction p Il. 4's...... los 100
- & p II - 100. ....ll5 rs
So n y 60 indebfelness A. IOi lO6
Met r. r. Cert. indebtedness B. l94 l05
Columbia r. r. 5's. 1914. lis ~
Columbia h. r. 2d mort 5s..... l05k lO7
CITY & Suburban 5s--..-..---...-- So ---.
Anacosffa 4 Potomac 5s......-... 50
Wasb. street RAILWAY 4's......... "a TAX
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FOR SALE Surrey, horse ilady can drivc), and !
harness REX STABLE, rear 6l5 and 62l
- mh24-8t
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Washington Gas certificates.
24ed1149s. .,,.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
SIS i OO06l03. 1.O0OfflO3.
C5nital Traction. 2d121. SGl2o1z
Washington Gas. 1905
NIergenthaler. 101tI512-
Afrer call-Street Railway IS, 10000
74il. !. 000a74l4. 1.0O0a54l4 l,9oOH14i4, l,oo0
FfTaIs 3. O0Od IA. 10000 rs.
Greene Copper, 1O04l2. lOO4Iz74- buyer
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The banks have gained In cash during
the week. according 10 preliminary fore
casts, between s., 000. 600 and 81, 900. 600.
A good part of the large cash sum now
held by the banks undoubtedly repre-
sents transfers of funds TO New York
from interior Institutions for the pur-
pose OF meeting the Secretary Of the
TTeasury's call for money from the
Government repositories in order to ac-
cOmplish the Panama Canal payment
but this payment. il now seems. is
further on than was expected thirty
DAYS ago.
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-At North Langdon Station. D. G.,
20 acres Of land, with five-rOOm house and neces-
ssry 0utbGiidings; $50 per month. Inquire Of
!. J.. SHERWOOD. Riggs Market. mh26-7t
FOR RENT-A six-room cottage. hot and cold
wafer :wo large porches front and back; one
fourth acre OF ground with young. fruit. In
Maryland, on Tenleytowu car line, near Dis
trict Zone farel; furnished or unfinished. with
long lease if desired Address BOX 4S2s this
otice mh25-St
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGES acres river 'front.' farm.
three miles Colonial Beach. Va, for small linz
proved place near city or town, OF for Wash
= a. DepaTtment. uihle-3t
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A handsome new
cou:try place. near Blue Ridge Mountains, ~
hours ride from city. les than cost 70 Close
estate. MOUNT VERNON APARTMEeT
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A novelty was introduced on the curb
In the shape of Northern Securities
stubs" or contracts. for the transfer
Of Northern Securities stock remaining
after the 80 per cent reduction In capt.
tai The first sale of these stubs was
at 200. the price subsequently advancing
20 225 and then 20 $50
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

IReported by ". B. Hibbs & Co. ln9 F
Street. Members New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade, and Washington Stock
Exchange
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

FOR ALE-Canaries, breeding cages, parrots.
cats dogs, fancy poultry, incubatoTs. breeders,
grit oynter shell. goldashes and aQusriuuS
etc. SClIAlD-S PET ANIMAL STORE, 40 lsth
a. NV. aei6-tt
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BARGAINS ~ PIANOS AND PIANO PLAYERS.
These used pianos and piano players are suitable
Tor summer homes general use, and all are
bargains: Marshall Traver, square piano,
only Sl2; Gaehle & Co. square piano. worth
more, for $40: Nose square piano In good con-
dition, $50; Haines Bros square piano, in good
condition, SO; Weber square piano, IL nice condi
ton, S65; knabe square piano. good tone and
action. SIS; knabe supare piano, big, rich, fall
tone. 500; Briggs Co upright piano. small,
500; Singer, mahogany upright piano. very
good. Sl45; Singer, mahogany upright piano.
little used. $50; Biddle, mahogany upright
hogany upright, extra. S2ij: PisnOla, ebonized
case, IN good condition, SIPS; Pianol5. ebOuiZed
case, rented a short time, $50; PianOla. in
mahogany case. as good new, SI75. CASH
OR LAS PAYMENTS. NM- kNABE & CO,
l2Is-2O + 81. NV mh2I-f
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Market opened steady; unchanged 10
il points lower. Closed steady.
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machines. leading makes. s. and $50; no rattle
traps FJNh'S. 1904 eth ST. NV; open even
rgs. rnh24-5t
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WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS CO.,
Telephone II I4oo. oIs ST. N. w
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MONEY To loan ON REAL ESTATE


MONEY To LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at 4, az, and per cent interest Speciai
amouAts q speciality. TYLLR x RUTHER-
FORD. 1907 + ST. NV. oclOu
MONEY To LOAN-S250 to $500. coo on d. C.
Real Estate. Interest low and all transactions
conducted with economical consideration for
borrowers.
WM. Il. sAUNrEEs CO.. I4O7 st. nv.
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs g. VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Horse. excellent surrey, and ha--
ness: also nice pony. Reav III Eye St ~.
n12G-5-
FOR SAIE-Pair young mules cheap Apply
220l Prospect ave, mh22-9
FOR sALE-Three good work horses lois
Florida ave me- mhzJ-t
FOR sALE-Fine. reliable. sound ooacher. 92G
y s. NV mh25-3t
FOR SALE-Pair well-matchcd driving horses;
light bays; gentle. sound and prompt drivers;
SIX and seven years; weight, about 1000 each.
one combination saddle and driving horse same
size and color: eight years old. Apply 20
FRANK =. STONE, CABIN John. Md mh21-St
FOR sALE-Good work horse. $50. COAL
YARD. South Capitol ond Canal ste. mh24-d
FOR SALE-Ten Virginia horses one pair hand
some black geldings. FRED JOHNSON, ~ r.
ST. Sc mh24-St
FOR SALE surrey, horse Gady can drivc), and
harness REA STABLE, rear 6l5 and OF +
u. mh24-8t
FOR SALE-Bay horse: can trot $40; runabout
and harness. REN STABLE, 6l5-62l = ST.
mh24-3t
FOR sALE-To reduce stock, % horses and :
mules farm and family broke; several nice
heavy horses among them; vehicles Of all kinds.
MURPHY STABLE, az st. and Virginia ave.
sw. nn---Tt
FOR SALE-Creen trotting mare. Norah "
young, sourd, and handsome. very fast. nicely
broken; also ruDDeT tire runabout and harness;
almost new. STABLE. sth and Eye SITS. NV.
mh28-5t
FOR sAIE-Ten horses and mares. suitable fm
stallion; also gcntleman's driving horse
Rear SOC ST. sW, Huhl5-l4t
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

The following prices were quoted on
the cotton market today:
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NEARBY CITY LOrS AT COUNTRY
PRICES.

ROGERS ADDITION TO MOUNT RAINIER,
PARTLY N THE DISTRICT AND PARTLY IL
MARYLAND; HIGH AND BEAUTIFULLY
LOCATED. AND COVERED WITH MAGNlFI-
CENT OAKS; AT DISTRICT LINE, RHODL
ISLAND AVENUE AND THiRTIETH STREET
NORTHEAST: ONE CARFARE, SIX TICKETS
FOR - CENTS EIGHT MINUTES RIDE FROM
FCXI NGTON, TWENTY MINUTES RIDE FROM
CENTER or CITY, on CITY AND SUBURBAN
CARS, ONLY ACCESSIBLE AND HANDSOME
PART OF DISTRICT WHERE PEOPLE OF
MODERATE MEANS CAN Buy: PRICES, TWO
TO EIGHT CENTS PER FOOT; LOTS NEAREST
RHODE ISLAND ANENSE EXTENDED, SIX
To EIGHT CENTS; SMALL CASH PAYMENT
AND BALANCE MONTHLY. FOR PLATS AND
OTHER IMPORTATION APPLY To J. c ROC
Frs. OWNER. ga 81. FENDALL BLDG.
mhS-S0t
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FOR sALE-Cash register. SD; one 5-gallon
cohee urn, so; also lot Of mirrors. HOP
WOOD, sth and X SIS. Furniture packed for
shipping mh24-sl
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FOUND.

FOINn-Ease and comfort for tender feet in
FurIier's patent shoes; made 10 order. SOC ICth
ST. NV. Can II 20 y and 4 - 5. MISS COI.k.
FOTND-The way TO get rid Ct ratS. See BAk-
CLAY the Ferret Man, 327 Louisiana ave.
lnh2I-Lf
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FOR SAIE-Ten horses and Mares suitable fm
all purposes; two mares in foal; ono P>fcheron
stallion; also a gcntleman's driving horse.
Rear SOC : st, sW, nhl5-l4t
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FOR SALE-Sman job printing Office; good OPP
Oface mh25-3t
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Do YOU WANT A HOME?
VISIT PRINCESS GARDENS

And sehtt 2 10 10 acres suitable for chicken
and truck raising Prices from $50 up; terms,
g monthly.
Only 10 minutes ride; 71se Communication; can
be seen any weekday or this Sunday; train y
a. m. O. I:I5 p. m
Make appointment; get booklet at informa-
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TN oAl-f--N ASH register CO. one o-E4ilOn
coffee urn, so; also LOT Of mirrors. HOP
WOOD, sth and SIS Furniture packed for
shipping mh243I
FOR sAIE-Blodgett cabinet oven; God con-
clifton. 300 Is; 81. Sc. mh2i-SJ
FOR sALE-Cash register, cheap. I0g st.
NV. mh2.-3t
FOR sALE-A nearly new $40 go-cart, cheap.
can l2s Florida ave, NV. mlI24-tt
FOR SALE Fine buck pointer; sN months old,
will sell cheap Address :. NESHANIAA,
Waterlick, "a. mh24-3t
FOR SALE- Family Will sell regardless Of price,
elegant upright cabinet Grand piano; Is oc-
tsves, three pedals. silvcr-mOunted Over-strung
BASS. ivory keys, beautiful mahogany cusc.
without mar or blenish and all in perfect con-
diton; very sympathetic in both tone and ac-
tion; fally warranted for ten wears by proiui-
Hcnt maker. and must he seen 10 be Jppre-
ciated; price SIG0. including STOOL 10 quick
cash buyer, must be sold az once a great
chance for anyone desiring an instrument; S4ll
| az once Residence, lol5 10th ST. NV.
mhz5-.t
FOR SALE Pipecutting tools FRANK PEI
LEN. lole 10Th ST. nv. mh23-It
sTEINWAY GRAND beautiful toue) carefully
used, $50: IIardmau upright (almost new.
1915; Knabe upright good conditon). s225;
Bradbury upright, $40; Decker Bros. upright.
$40: and inaay other bargains; easy terms
IL desired. O. j. DcMOLI & co. Isl G ST.
NV, sole representative Of Nose planes and
nine otheE piano manufactures nh2l-tt
FOR SALE-IwO boilers, corn-meal mili, corn
and cob grinder. large lot steam pipe al sizes;
2-1Oxl -G-inch right-Ingle bends; feed water
heater; SIX sets 4-inch fails; Tot S steel cable,
beams. columns. etc. disuantliug Of plants
speciality. PEARSON & IL BARNES, 1918 Ohio
ave NV; phone Main l744-M mh20-6t
FOR SALE-Thoroughbred eggs for Matching
silver Laced MANDATES. White Plymouth
Rocks 81 per setting. II. BACON, Branch
Vile. Nd. mh2O-l4t
We SAY buy now, while prices are low; will
sNaa Of frfrr frfra
stoves, etc; hair mattress, IN two parts, So
REDMOND. 81 and 3i3 1th s.. NV. auls-tf
FOR SALE-Good quality opaque shades, httei
10 your windows. only 25c; the best quality
oil opaque shades soc; hung free; viii call
with samples. KLEEl3LATT'S. nth and II
ne. Phone Fast 25-D mhl3-tf
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FOR SALE-Shoemaker tools, complete. 70 open
a repair shop; standard jack. 40 iron lasts Sin
ger machine and all tools Necessary; cheap II
sold Immediately. Address BOX 427. this Of
ice. fni2S-3t
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FOR sALE-Cash register, cheap 10g II st.
NV. nh2.-3t
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ONE CAR FARE. C tickets for Us. 10 Rogers
Addition 10 Mount Rainier; lots &C 70 SC per f.
couvevances, recording. and abstract free ). c.
ROGERS. owner. Felldall Building feI5-3no
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FOR SAIE-Blodgett cabinet oven; good con-
clifton. 800 Isl ST. Sc. mh2i3t
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PRINCESS GARDENS,
Central Nat. Bank Bldg,
G. Monsoon. Manager

ni25-2t c. Monsoon, Manager.
i16-On METE0POLITAY BRANCH. at station
~ acres; stream; well fenced; delightful
shade; pears, apples, asparagus, small frlnti
grapes: s room house. breezy DOrchess stable 9,
other outbuildings; 400 feet elevation. SLIGO
fakes Be quick.
45S-"CLEARX IEW:' acres OF trucking land:
wood; 10 room house; library, parlor dining
room 6 bedrooms: 2-story barn, large loft ,
hcnnery: fine orchard; good garden; several
hundred bearing fruit trees; most delightful
forest shade imaginable; rest-inTItlng porchesi
lovely elevation; splendid view; pure water,
we'll and branch: all the features that make
one mile District. -. 200.
f65-HERE Is WHAT NOU ARE LOOKING FOX;
New broom house; bay window, porch; plenty
shade, nearly acre ground; pretty elevation;
steam and trolley 81 400; 500 down, balance
monthly
81 EVERYBODY WANTS THIS: Eight room
house; porches all round; lovely shade conserv-
atory, barr; henneries; acres in fruit, neat
fence; trolley near. would please most fas-
tidioIs. s., 700; 500 cash, then rent.
SOULE q CO. CSC Louisiana ave. mh2i-3t
FOR SALE-A large tract Of acreage property
il the District Of Columbia, situated directly
on line Of electric cars VIII sell IS a whole
or III small tracts. Price, about / cent pei
sluare foot For particulars address bon 4ts,
this Office. mh24-4t
FOR sALE-At Berwyn, 6, 8, and 10 room
houses, 81, geo 10 si.suG, large grounds, fruit,
shade and attractive location; also villa sites
In acres AZ low figures; monthly payments
KIEINER 8 CO. 6ls F s.. nv. mh24-3t
FOR SALE-ln HyattsyilIe, Nd, by WELLS &
WELLS several beautiful homes at less than
cost; uP-to-date water and lighting plants;
good schools and FIRE protection; 80 minutes
ride from city. GEO. c. WALKER, Hyatts-
vile. Nd mhs-SOt
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RIVERDALE PARK CO.,
Phone 24l. Hyatts RiVerdaIe Md.
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-Two FIVE room houses, 236, %
Washington 81, Anacostia; wi sell cheap. APP
ply 70 owner. 1918 G 81. Sc. mh26-St
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FOR SALE-Horse. excellent surrey, and ha--
ness: also nice pony. Rear III Eye St -.
mh2G-3-
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FOR SALE-A nearly new $40 go-cart, cheap.
Call i2s Florida ave. NV. mlI24-4t
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FOR SALE-Fine buck pointer; six months old; /
viii sell cheap. Address = NESHANIAN. /
Naterlick, Va. mh24-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS

Wash. Gas Co., ser. A. 6's 1927. l07 =.
Wash Gas Co.. ser. b. IS leO4-27. l0T -
L.. : Elec. Light. Deb. Imp. 1902. l04
L. s Flee Light. Cert. Indebt..-. l04
Ches. & Pot Tel. Co. 5s...-----. 100 IO,
Wash Market Co.. LIST 6s. 1897. JOB
Masonic Hall Assn SIS. c.. l0J
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FOR SALE-DEess goods silks. mems and boy 5
clothing, ladies' suits coats, skirtsI waists etc. /:
weekly payments; drop postal; l call. JOSEPH
CAIN, %! Pa. ave. NV. IN FIST rtOrt-
mh25-1t
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$500.
JOSEPH I. WELLER,

CONE To ELLASTON TERRACE.
High ground between Brookland ard Langdon,
right on car line; 10 minutcC oues one fares
school near; houses for sale and built 70 order,
on easy terms; loO lots, $500 UPS monIhlys
Office On property; take green cars on G ST.
fe20-tf
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FOR SALE-Bay horse: can trot 2:iO; runabout
and harness REN STABLE, rear 6l5-62l st.
mh24-3t
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National safe Deposit & Trust. Ii5 Ia
Washington Loan & Trust 20 2l6
American Security & rrtst-----.-. lSO .OJ
Masonic Han Assn 6's.- c, 1903. ~
Union Trust & Storage .-....--.-. iUo = 100 !
Washington savings Bank-...--.-. lOi2 zee.
Home Savings Bank-..--....---.- t3o 80.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-31

on the Pike, on the Plaza st. Louis anu
at the west end of THE Palace OF Trans
portaton. AS November is Flag LAY
hundreds of fage of every size anu
description will be displayed. Ihous-
d 'ds of small flags are to be d1strlpu-
tea by means of bombs, which, Wheh
filed with hundreds of small flags, are
to be thrown into the air exploded anu
as the emblems fall to the ground fpiley
are to be picked UP and worn by tne
visitors. AS the bombs are to be Sent
up from many places on the GROUNDS
veritable shower of star spangled Dali
ners will result. 1t is said also that Tue
largest American flag ever made VIII
be floated from a large captive balloo''
over the center of the grounds. me
flag is 60 by 100 feet and is pc
ing made especially for this occasion.
Another pretty feature of Flag Day
will be a huge American flag of red,
white and blue incandescent lamps
which will be suspended over the main
lagoon by a cable stretched between
the Palace Of Electricity and the Pal
ace Of Education and which will be
lighted all evening
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-31

simon Koch one of the adopted
daughters whom she had reared.
At the instigation of the late Simon
Koch, Mrs Appolonia Haupt was got
ten into the Cook Home for the
Fliendless, where she is now an in
mate, and Waldo Becker and Lane &
Waterman instituted suit inst the
Emile S. Vogel, D secure
lien of $40 per month upon the property
owned by the daughter and her
husband on North Harrison street,
near Central Park. which had been
purchased from the proceeds of the
sale of the Front street hotel.
The case was tried to court, and
the court established the old
lady's right to maintenance by enter
ing judgment against Mrs. Vogel in the
sum Of $40 per month, dating from
Oct. 10, 1902, two years ago.
The court did not make the payment
of the $40 per month as a lien upon
the property on Harrison street 1t
found that the release made before
Wilson & Grilk when the Front street
property was sold was valid and de-
creed that it should stand. but found
that the promise to pay the plaintiff
the sum Of $50 per month for main
tenance should stand and so decreed.
The payment of this amount was
not made a lien upon the property ot
Emelie S. Vogel Wilson & Grilk rep
resented the defendant in the case