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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS in NEW YORK
SALES:
tI

900 a. C. IL. com...........
14lo0 Amalgamated Copper. 80.
200 Amer. Car and Foundry.
400 Amor. Cotton Oll...........t
Amer. Snuff ................
% Amer. SNUFF, pfd....,.......
200 Amer. Can ..............:....
200 Amer. Can, pfd ...,............
400 Amer. Locomotive, conn.,.
700 Amer. Locomotive, pfdG....
500 Amer. Sugar ...............
800 Az, T.. and 8. Fr, coirt......
/, 1900 A., Z. and S. Fe,. pfd......s
> 200 Baltimore and Ohio.....:.,.
1900 Brooklyn Rapid Transit"
Canada Southern ..........
500 Canadian Pacific .........
800 Chesapeake and Ohio.,....a
500 Chi. Great Western........
GiO0 Chi, Nil. and s. P..........
400 Colo. Fuel and IrUn........
1900 Colo. Southern, com ......
800! Colo. Southern, 1st pfd....
100 Colo. Southern, I'd pfd. ...t
100 Clev., Gin, Chi. and 8. II.
1900 Cont. Tobacco, pfd.......
200 Delaware and Hudsotl....
100 Del, Lack and West......9
15lO0 Erie, COM. ...........
100 Erie, 1st pfd.. ................
600 Eric, I'd pfd..........:...,....
600 GFneral Electric .,........
800 Illinois Central ....t......
100 Louisville and fashvillc..,.-
Z 200 MatlhattaL..... $3.50. .......
300 Metro. street Rallway.....
324O0 Mexican Central ............
z .rs) NIo5 Kan and Tex, COM.
COO Mo-. Kan. and Tex, pld......5
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,
II BALTIMORE, MD, Sept 17.-Sca board A II
Line common Ass li5s;5 do. preferred. ao& y
29Is Atlantic Coast Line common, lssa l20i:,
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Gnnns MARKET

Z NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-In the dry goods
market the week closes with comparatively Ut.
Ito change and with buyers lttlo interested
in tho situation. ~ y
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4 MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Sept.

a 3ET@ KlohMond, Va, Sept II IWI'
I Dark l,lred Tobacco.-R eccipts continue yery,
light and market very quit r. un g -;
fair; market continues quiet. but firm Ut Quo-
iationsE Sun Cured, Market about oyer OWING
10 the very light receipts offerings pFiag auo'
The quotations arc as follows
AJAX IrIRED OBAcCO--I,FTtlR DEREp.
1870 Observation-Disclosures 4b0 Uf $50
s:h, i,af ECO " $40
Medium hSu re leaf ss9 AZ
1Vrnnpcrs and Observation-Disclosures. 1000 % 400
smoKERs-d Raast . ans 500 "a asa
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. II, 1904.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Homewood. Brunswick.
Steamer Costa Rican, Kingston. ia
Barge White Band, Providence.
Barge Scully, Providence. 81 s533
a e5,s ff59s, SAILED. ~ i558
Steamer Homewood, Amsterdam. ISL.
Schooner Edith Olcott, New Bedford. q
Barge Kentucky. Allyn's Point.
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,t,r4 her,, pactnc Ia JOS
Markham Pacific IS ......................... az
Norfoilt and Western con. 4s............ 1oi5s
Oregon short Line Is and partic. ......... 06,t
1,snnsvIvnnia cnny ystt
r caIinr General "a 100ia
s.. i.n,iis ana iron Mountain con- Bs.... 1l7at
st Louis and san Francisco fg. 4s........ S5h
a. Touis Eoithyyester1lg 1sts................. rs
Seaboard Ar Line is .,.............,........ ssn
S5,,ihcrn Pacific ls ~ =
soi,thern Hallway 1l7h
Re xas and Pacific lists 1888
troindo a. \ and 7Westcrn 49, .............. 81
linton Pacific is 10tN
f1nion I,aciac cony Is 10lH
II g steel I'd IS .,......... ............... Sl&
Iyaba 81 ists 11S
wa Ia al 11eh ms .............. 20
Syhcciinr and Lake Eric 4s................5 sah
sIvisconsin Central Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90s
.roioradn tEueI and iron conv. IS. ......... T51
SS and, O. Collat eral Trust 4a............ 9ol
Central Of GeorEia ID Inc. ................. 1915
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a,5s coTToNsEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK, Sept. ~ 17.-cottonseed oil was
quiet 4 but Il r1n. Primo Gllle, 4. o. b. mills,
:2is G.ac prime summer yellow. 22H @sehsc c.
of summer yellow. nominali prime white ana
prime winter yellow. .391s0S3c. .s555t4
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, N. and 81 Paul. gen. 4s:....... 1oa
CHICAGO and Northwestern con-. ......... 1855
Chicago. II. l. and Pacific 4s.............. ,s.s
S,hicogo =, 4 and Toac. coll ts............ s79i
c.. ca, e and st. Louis gen.. 4s......;. i7 7h3
Sn sas,,a al Toha Gro Observation-Disclosures. 73N
Soin1an ma Eoithern a. .,,,............. SIX
1.nvar and Rin orlando is,............... 09s
Erje plier lien g s. s.
Ir vynrth nd nenvcr City list 8 1914
,nci.,nr Valley 1osM
iahh, ~ IA ah iinified l00S
nnsattsn consoI gold NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1861
H;e1ica, Sa,,rnI 1s 16ts
stinr-' nnd 81 lois s5!s
Ntin,r 81 4 ansas and Texas 1o0sl
Sissii lSansas and Texas eos. S0is
National II. II. Of Mexico con. 4s.......... ~
Now York Central gen. Stas.....-.......... 1s.f4
New Jersey Central gen. Ss.. ''. io1 t
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st. Patti Was Leader of tic De-
cline, Witt, the Changers and
Paci6cs Not Far B cliil1d. e.
a BIG BREAK IN IN READING L, u, i
Fall iii Prices Due to Unfavor-
able Bank Statement and mp
prclncnsion Of Crop Damage.
INV A ssoclated Prcss.)

NEW YORK, Sept, 17.--Prices Of STOCKS
underwent n sharp reaction again to-uas
under the coinbiicd influence OF IN vi
favorable bank statement and appreln'fflif-
,lon oY crop damage. The grain markets
rcrc rcactionary, but the highly specula- =
i've conditions III those markets MAKE make
Wall Street somewhat suspicious O. ,i'e' "
as a. reliable index to real condl t!elN =.
The selling OF stocks was more aue "
fears Of possible unforeseen dcyeiopn,,cc g l'
regarding the apps during the suhuhhy
interval 81. TslulA was tho leaderto1f IN tne
decline. but the other Changers anu ~, !,
ciiics were W. far behind. The break
In Reading was of large influence. ~ ~
carly attempts were maze ~ 20 fa any
:,n,,um, renort. But the evidence OF I'M ~,
portant selling on the adYnnce suss .s.,i
ed that the best buying deu ING ~.
showing had been done airT FIN ,s, moi 81
fu,iie. 1'hc further $40 4Ts.s9o ioa,, ,,, e%,
pansion disclosed by the bank s ~ ,he
weeks liquidation In the stock market a., z.
was reducing that item. ! Is increase -
attributed by bankers TO interior borrow y.
ing for crop moving purposes espeo'al's
4 y tho South. 81 S w
Total sul les OF bonds, par value an y
ed 10 $l1.9G5, 900 * Ia 49, ~,
Total gales stocks to-day were S'o,o w
shares.
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-cLos Sc:
Money on call. nom nal: no loans; tim 4,
loans. firm: CO days, AZ per cent; %
& days. 81, six months. l-2ft4; Prime mer-
camille paper, AGl5 per cent. Sterling eX-8
change easy. with actual business III
bankers bills ut 1856 60alsss6. 50 Il for DE.
man. and al s4si ,3oars4s4. 35 for sixty day
bliis. Poster Sllcs, $3.50 lt,S5 l.G ana
s4s7 ga $isS Commercial ID lis, *iS3 !-2D
s4si, Bar silver, Sc rs. Mexican dollars Ola
ss WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
H s NEW YORK Sept. The statement
OF averages OF tho clearing house banks
Z or this city for the week shows: i.
III Loans, si,l4o,5as. 500: increase, H04I2.6yA.
Deposits. sl,224.2oe. 500: Increase. s2,as7.-
h Circulation. sl.1o7s 500; increase. s4l.5oo.i
Legal tenders, 1887 800; tdecreaN *l2o,-
400. $tt 4
35sS Specie. s257, or. 80; decrease, $s3io,io9
Observation-Disclosures, s.i50. 800. s
Reserve required, sa0G, o5l,So9; incrcnse,
Surplus. see,s53, 10: decrease sos, 100
& Ex-United States deposits 81. 2os so: de-.
crease, S9.074 $50 i. s55
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

# PoRr OF, RICHMOND. SEPT. Il, 1904.
ARRIVED. 81
Steamer Old Point Comfort. Graves. Norfolk
and James River landings. merchandise and
passengers Virginia Navigation Co.. II
chuudse and passengers Old Dominion line.
& Schooner Alice ]. Vennble. slgnaigo, James
River, wheat. Frazer and Tompkns. 5t =
SAILED. y55a s.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk. merchn1. .
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET,

Richmond, Va. Sept II, 1904.
y 81 SUOTArlONA n
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3 CINCINNATI, o., Sept, 11.-HOGS-Qu
s6,lo; common, sh7Sal5; 90. Cattle
EsIS sssSSa ssleRssi
at $3g6lo
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, Surplus. SEQ 1853, 10: decrease. s9.0S5, 100.
Ex-United States deposts,s 81, s2o3. So: de-
crease S9,O74, $50. g94s 4 III Sss5 nv.
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RICHMoN 5 STOCK MARKET.
-Ss,y1l- pIG3 T5sFslr n
Richmond, Va. Sept. Il. 1904.
& 49, SALES III ri

Virginia cen,uries--co0 at 9s,z. 3.5s j,
3 900 at a6it. IL
The Washington times., 1904-11-18
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or the
Lincoln National Bank,

AT Washington, IN the District of CO.
lumbia, at the close Of business, No
vembeT 10, 1904.
The Washington times., 1904-11-18
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
American National Bank OF
Washington,
RESOURCES

At washington, I'm the District of Co.
Iumbia, at the close of business, No
vember 10, 1904
The Washington times., 1904-11-18
Ne7O York Stocks A901m Strong,
Bit INO0enueukS Not SenSaz0ua/
STOCK MARKET.

United States coupons 3's, S3,OOOqlGi1a,
s., eJ l0i5,
Washington Street Railway As, $1,000
SIis. S1.0t1uaT4
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
.5'S, SJ.O0oulG5.
Capital Traction. 25HlAo 2OH 1909, doti
liU5 29tltI. 2ON1t1.
Washington Street Railway preferred,
loQAz leash ID, 50GAu, oU4SO oJ4eo' LV4
o212 lcash -.
Washington Street Railway common
50d29. jDu2ats. 5e0ZSA, 50a $50, Qua %
50G2s :, 5aH2S3s, 5042sss, 500 2S9s. 1000 Sia'
lO10 2Hz. 1
Washington Street Railway com. 500
2Sla sea SIS jGu-Sas. 50Q2N5s. oOd-s4s, QUO
2Sss 5Ou3Si JOH2Sls. 50fi2sl4, J0H2ot4, %
0a8L 50d 2Si2. 5U02S3s, 50tt2S-s. .,--
National Safe Deposit, l04l9S' lV4lSS'
5GlgS -
American Security & Trust, 10422O, lOa
30. lUd2zO 20u120 lOG23U, Su22O.
Commercial National Bank, lOu Loo.
Columbia Fire Insurance, l0JllO9s, III.
dl0la
RIGGS Fire Insurance. looah3A.
Ianston. l00013s4 10Oal33s lOOdlSss.
LanstOn-l0OQl33s.
Greene Copper-l00d25is 100H2614.
After caIl-United States 3s-$z0UdlO4Ss.
Washington Street Railway, common
50Q SIS. 5UdSl4, 5002Sis, 50qzo14 90q SIS,
50a2Sls, 506t2Sls, 50d2S1s, 5O0G2s14, 9zs94,
506f2SlA. 50G02Siz
Washington Street Railway Fs-S204Q
SSTs, Sl.OOaSSis, Sl,0O0qSS1s, A,OOO9sS.
81 .OO11- SA1s.
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STANDARD ISSUES
STEADILY RISING
Large Interests Working Tor
Still Further Advances.
HEAVY GAINS PREP0NDERATE
Industrials as Well as Railway Stock.
Readily Observation-Disclosures of
Trading Extremely Confident.

NEW YORK, Nov. lS.-The range of
prices at the opening varied from I'M
changed in Louisville and Nashville,
Southern Railway, ST. Paul. and Wa
bash preferred To ~ higher Tor Mailing
preferred. clover Leaf preferred gained
i per cent. Chesapeake and Ohio was
up =. Sugar opened ~ to per cent
higher. Copper nuctuated over a range
of . TO 8 higher. Steels were active
and higher.
broad and active stock market was
the development of the morning. The
situation on the other side Is more tn-
couraglng, and permitted the local bull
forces 10 continue 10 maintain their as
tendency The movements, however,
We're less sensational and violent than
In the closing hour of yesterday but it
was evident that the large interests were
still working for further advances. A.
Gibson preferred advanced over a point
Reading. on fresh aggressive buying,
sold up liR per cent. The Gould SOuJl-
western issues were decidedly strong.
under the lead Of Missouri Pacific. There
were sharp advances IN Mexican Cen
trial and Mexican National preferred. on
the prospects OF currency reform in shat
republic. Missouri Kansas. and Texas
preferred. gained over a point and lln-
liar improvements were made by ST
Paul. Chicago and Alton. Nickel l'late
Nashville, Chattanooga, ana ST Louis
and Wisconsin Central Union Pacific
and Southern Pacidc were less active,
but held steady.
American Locomotive issues, Car
Foundry, American Ice, preferred,
American Hide and Leather, United
States Rubber and American Mailing
preferred. rose about a point each.
Sugar opened . per cent, made a further
advance of ~ per cent and then settled
with more steadiness around a figure
about points above yesterdays nnal
price Amalgamated Copper opened up
nearly a point, but receded under fresh
realization 10 last nights closing prices
Brooklyn Rapid Transit sold up Us pr
cent, but the other issues We're little
more than steady. The speculation pre-
sents a large variety in tie dealings,
with the undertOne OF the market conn
dent Government bonds unchanged
others strong and active.
The Washington times., 1904-11-18
RFSOTRCFS


penses and taxes paid....... 249 753 Is
Individual deposits ............. g. $50 7OS 6g
CeFtlhed checks ...,,..,.......... 437 90
80 - go. :..'''.'.'...' bblO eS5 50
iugton, IS,
/. THOMAS r. JONES, president OF
the aboVe-named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement Is trua
10 the best Of my knowledge and belief
THOMAS X. JONES. President
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this loth day or November, 1901
tSeaLJ HENRY H FLATHER,
Notary Public, D. c.
COrrect-Attest:
5. y. HOLABIRD,
r.. FRANCIS RIGGS,
WOODBURY. BLAIR,
WILLIAM ID. HOOVER,
q. ". GRAY.
WM. r. QUICKSALL.
HENRY ORTIZ.
W =. EDMONSTON,
SAMUEL MADDOX,
WALTER &. CLEPHANE
II. a. WILLARD,
II Directors
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IOtai Observation-Disclosures. G4IO54S ~
District Of Columbia. county OF Wash
ingtOn, IS:
/, ANDREW PARKER. Treasurer of
the abOVe-named company, do solemnly
swear that the above statement IS true
10 the best or my knowledge and belief
ANDREW PARKER, Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this nth day Of November. 1901
(Seal) ALFRED b. DENT,
Notary Public.
COrrect-Attest:
JOHN JOY EDISON,
JNO. q. SWOPE,
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
w. F. BARKER,
WATSON J. NEWTON,
LOUIS ID. WINE,
MARTIN A KNAPP,
JOHN Il. LARNER,
JNO. X. CARMODY.
PHILIP HlCHBORN,
A. +. PARDON,
II Directors
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COrrect-AttCst:
]. G. WELDON,
COLIN H LIVINGSTONE,
ROBT. y. HARPER.
j. MILLER KENYON,
J. THILMAN HENDRICK,
NATHAN WALLERSTEIN,
". T. GALLIHER,
WILLIAM II. SAUNDERS,
JAMES F. SHEA.
J. WHIT HEBRON.
GEO. r. WALKER,
p. a. DRURY,
It Directors.
The Washington times., 1904-11-18
HEADACHE
RELIEVED
ms TAMTLY

Got a constant headache2 Ter cbances
70 one the secret Of your suffering Is that
white mans bU-den." catarrh Here's
a sentence from one mans evidence for
Dr. AgneW's catarrhal Powder. zone
application gave me instant relief
cleared the nasal passages. ana STONED
the pain an nay head. It's a quick safs
and sure trea tment. and IT. never fails 10
cure. 2B
rr. Agnew's Heart Cure Is for
heart. stomach. and nerves.
Sold by MODERN DRUG co,
IA 7th ST. n W
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District OF Columbia. county OF Wash
ington. S.
I, FREDERICK A. STEER Cashier Of
the aboVe-named bank, do sOlemnly
swear that the above statement is true
10 the best OF my knowledge and belief
r. A. SITTER, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 18th day OF November. 1901.
tSeaI) WILLIAM W. MILAN.
Notary Public, D. c.
Correct-Attest.
J. b. WILSON,
@. TAYLOR WADE.
F. A. TSCHIFFELY. Jr..
w. D. SULLIVAN,
r A WALKER
ANDREW ARCHER,
w S. HOGE.
FRANK H THOMAS.
II Directors.
The Washington times., 1904-11-18
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

REPORTED by ". B. Hibbs s Co. 14l9 +
Street Members New York Stock Exchange.
Chicago Board OF Trade. and Washington
Stock Exchanged
The Washington times., 1904-11-18
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
Home Savings Bank,

At Washington. In the District OF CO.
lurnbia, at the close Of business. No
Vember 10. 1901.
The Washington times., 1904-11-18

LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in fulD zee. SIOO. 600 0
Surplus and undivided profits. 3e.5s2 1
Deposits -....-.......-....--.---. Gil, 6i3 2
The Washington times., 1904-11-18
THE SILVER LINING.

Mrs Skite-Mrs. Nipper had an awful
accident yesterday. She was going
throuSh grocery store aud a kerosene
can tipped over somehow or Other a1Id
just drenched her new gown!
Mrs Mildmay-Oh, wen, IL won't be 81
bad. after all. For the neyt six months
she VIII wear that gown Just TO make
Boston Transcript
The Washington times., 1904-11-18
Merchants and
Mechanics
Savings Bank, 7O7 q ST.,

SoIicits savings accounts 20 any amount
and allows per cent interest on them
Il w. SHERMAN. President: p A
DRURY. LIST V. Pres: WM. A. HILL, I'd V.
Pres; A. c. CHAPMAN. sec.-Treas. JOS.
y. THOMPSON, Asst sec.-Treas.; CHAs.
W DARR, Attorney.
The Washington times., 1904-11-18
AN EMBARRAssING INQUIRY.

Il don't see anything the matter with
your elbow, Mr. Chaser" said Bobby,
who had forgotten his mothers in
junction TO keep stm at the dinner
table.
There isn't anything the matter with
IT, BObble lnnOceuuy replied the
guest. Nv hat made you think there
Wasy
why, i heard papa say that YOU
were a nice fellow, except that you
crooked your elbow too much. but IN
looks all right 20 me"
Then Bobbie retired but not ina good
order Cincinnati C0mmerclal-Tribune
The Washington times., 1904-11-18
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
Washington Loan and Trust Com.
DanV

At Washington, In the District OF Co
lumbia. at the close Of business No
vember 10. 1904
The Washington times., 1904-11-18

!, r, II. LYNN, Cashier Of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best OF
my knowledge and belief
r. II. LYNN, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 18th day OF November. 1904
WILLIAM SELBY
Notary Public
The Washington times., 1904-11-18
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF TIE STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK.

Brokers as "a rule have been somewhat
skeptical of the market for a week OF
more, insisting upon its having a good
reaction ana warning their followers 10
proceed cautiously Advice of this sort
has made the outside element more
t!mid about re-entering the market than
IL might otherwise be. IL is noticeable
that the ranks OF the reactionists are re
crulted largely from among individual
operators who have taken profits and
brokers' who, on lower levels, got their
followers out of stocks and want a re-
action on which TO put them into the
market again.
There has occurred this week a per-
sonal exchange OF Information. views
and notions between some of the fore
most financial men of the West and lead
ers Of financial opinion in Wall Street,
and IL is unders tood that the Western
men. having contributed very favorable
reports on conditions existing within
their experience, return with Increased
confidence in the financial situation.
One OF the most significant facts estab-
lished, perhaps. is that money Is very
abundant in the West. One of the larg-
est financial institutions west of New
y Ork has Approximately 900 cash,
when normally its unemployed funds
should not exceed half that sum.
Recent inside ACTIVITY IN Corn Prod
ucts shares has apparently been based
upon actual Improvement in the COM
pany's business There is no foundation
for rumors about buying for control but
the company has already advanced its
prices 10 points, and preparations are
about completed for the opening Of three
plants which have been idle for some
time. Officers OF the company state
that trade prospects are decidedly bright
er than they have been for two years.
IL is understood that there may be an
other advance Of 10 points in prices IN
the near future,
/ The earnings Of the Missouri, Kansas
! and Texas Railway Company for Sep
| TENDER show large increases in both the
| gross and net. In the former item there
| was a gain over the corresponding
month Of last year of about $500 CO.,
| while the net was 900 in excess OF
| September. 1893. These earnings were
/ made before corn began TO move in ans
/ volume at least, and IL is expected that
/ the October returns viii show still larger
/ increases over tie same month Of last
year. The company is expected TO TO
/ port handsome earnings for the balance
/ of the present fiscal year, which ends
| June 80 next.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-10
JOSE Esteban Garcia
Administrator del H,tel 'Ini0n"

Allen, (Fortaleza) 81 {
erco luz electrical pupos
mad s-Ap
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-04-06

Irenic columns five feet in diameter and fortyye feet
high, surmounted by entablature and attac
The attic is enriched by eight colossal female hgures'
eleven feet hgh representing music painting sculpture
architecture agriculture manufactures transportation
and commerce.
on each side Of the central portco and just above the
top of the attic are groups of four figures EACH seated
female figure fourteen feet high surrounded by three
young athletes each six inches high typfyng the youth
and strength Of the republic Each youth has laurel
wreath in his hand.
The dome is surmounted by quadriga, Goddess OF
Liberty fourteen feet hgh bearing torch IN one hand
and eagle the other standing in the triumpha chariot
drawn by four colossal horses The horses are guided py
two nude male figures, each twelve feet high.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-04-06

One of the surprises Of yesterdays election in Vnita
was the number Of colored democratic voters The as
sumption Of our republican friends that the negro is al
ways republican when allowed to exercise his own
judgment is erroneous The sensible reasonable negro
of the SOUTH free from the domination OF federal onca
influence as likely to be democrat as any other man
is The republicans assume that the coored man is LED
around by his prejudces entirely which is untrue.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-04-06

number Of family reunions will be features of the
Worlds Fair There will be gathering Of the Iylers,
the Ramseys Estis the Rathbuns and others many OF
whom have never met before The Smiths are lacking.
If the management with wise forethought had sgnihed
that it would be well for the Smiths to assemble to-
gether it would have master stroke and no doubt
the admissions would have been increased many fold.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-04-06

The season Of planting is over and trees planted
after this will be waste Of time and money After the
leaves have started there should be more attempts
at transplantng When the dry season comes on most
trees set this late will surely die
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-04-06
Scissoreo ano Otherwise


The government building at the St Louis Worlds
Far ranks with any the exposition grounds in point
Of architectural design and seuptura beauty The ar
chitect is James Knox Taylor supervising architect Of
80 TTnited states treasury The sculptor is James Far
ngtop Early the youngest pupil ever admitted to the
Royal Academy.
e exterior of the building classic stately and beau
tf,l The main entrance consistsof portico Of eight
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-04-06

With the opening Of the Cherokee land Office which,
it is believed will be very soon will come greater rush
perhaps than has any time heretofore There
are more than twenty-five thousand Cherokee alotmehs
yet to be made and many getting anxious and don't
know how soon the Office may be again closed. There
viii be a general rush when the work begins again
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-04-06

1t is matter of congratulation to the people Of Vnita
that in the warm city campaign just closed there were
no bitter personalities The campaign was Of clean
ptted against each other and was fought on par
tisan lines There few places to be healed and
to stand together for the advancement Of the city should
now be the ambition Of everyone.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-04-06

The spectacle Of United States Senator under sem
tence to serve six months in Jail and pay fine Of s25oO
sets new ace for the American people The humilia-
ton Of the man Of secondary interest to that OF the
people Of his states and Of the nation