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Financial.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY.
New York. June IS. 1904
NOTICE TO sTOCKHoLDEI

OFFICE OF SECEEIAtt1
New York. June rs. 1904
NOTICE TO sTOCKHOLDERA
To the Stockholders OF the -
Southern Pacific Company;
Of the Southern Pacfc Company. at a meeting this
day held, called special meeting OF the stocShoders
pany in Beechnont. Jefferson County. Kentucky. on
ednesdey the twentieth day OF july ls9i at eleven
upon resolutions 10 be brought before them said
meeting in substantially the form and to the effect
following viz:
Resolved (1). that the capital stock Of the
Southern Pacific Company be increased one hun
tionaI shares Of the par value OF one hundre-
Resolved co. that the said increased stock
shall be preferred stock; that the holders OF sucn
preferred stock shall De entitled TO dividends in
Of the net prodts as shall be declared by the
Board OF Directors before any dividend shan be
declared on the common stock: that such divi-
OF such preferred stock shall not by virtue there
Of be entitled 10 any other OF further share OF
the profits OF the Company; that upon the disco
luton Of the Company: voluntarily or otherwise.
distribution Of any part Of the of the Com
Pay sriL Dc l.ae 20 Ihs no-s'eTs 81 tn , G0il
Issued and sold. from time to time. such
Directors may authorize and determine. but at
not less than the value OF the shares; that 1t
share. at the option OF the holders at any time;
July 1905. and before the first day~of July, 1910.
at one hundred and fifteen dollars per share
"ResoIved go that the Board OF Directors shall
be and they are hereby authorized 70 establish.
from time time, aad enforce all such rules and
and conversion Of such stock, not inconsistent
hcs e o1 e4be es HfEn OF the Board may De
For the purpose OF such special meeting the stock
1904 at 2 oc.ock P NJ. and reopensd Thu RS Az
ALEX MILLAR.
Secretary and Clerk
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A pVERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
a received Ell their Uptown Office.
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shares or the common stock OF The snsd
the Eastern steel Co, the rurchass- g
sumirg payment OF said S. 900 10 the
50 Morton Trust Co........
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Trust Companies.
Bowling Green Trust CO.
{: { BROADWAY. NEW YORK

Capital, $2,5O0,O 900. Surplus, $780, 900
OFFICERS:
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR 1st Vice Presiden:
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG Cd Vice President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd WIRES. & Treas.
WILLIAM II. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles P. Armstrong, MyrOn 7. Eerriok,
Frank Brainard, Edward 7. Jeffrey,
Robert c. Clowry, Edward r. Ladew,
Edmund C. Converse, William n. Laws,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, ]. w. Middendorf,
Granville M. Dodge, VIM. Willis Merrill,
A. Goepel, Winslow S Pierce,
Edwin Gould, Frederick B. Schenck,
Frank Jay Gould, William H. Taylor,
George ]. Gould, Edward r. Thomas,
John e. Hilton, John P. Truesdell,
E. F. c. Young.
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DETROIT UNITED RAILWAYS.

lJettOll MlcIl JuIle -
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
- Of ONE PER CENT on capital stock OF this
Company has been declared payable August l. l904
stockholders OF record. payanls
ct the Office Of Kean. Van Cortandt & Co.; New YORK
Transfer books will be closed from Saturday July 70
1904 % O'Clock until Tuesday august 1904 at
10 o'cIock a NJ G. II. Russell. Ireasnrsr.
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CHICAGO STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles G. Gates Co.. Nos. IA. 10 and
Is Wali-st1
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Insurance Statement.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

I
Albany. May 10th,
WHEREAS, THE TEUTONIA INSURANCE
w c,r,nanv located al New Orleans the state OF
ot ana mas filed this office sworn statement. by
the proper officers thereof showing its condition ana
% M safe relating 10 and Marine Insurance Com
nes ncorpcrated by States OF the United States:
N abs1ef're In pursuance OF law. Francis Hen
drcs sperintendent Insurance ot the State of New
YORK do hereby certify that said Company is hereby
AUTHORIZED 10 transact appropriate business OF Fire and
Marina this State. In aecordance with law.
S,-s 80 r1rrsrt wear. The condition business
ssti enanv an the Of such statement december
s1oount Of available $50 100 10
AsFressts amount OF Liabilities Except capital
ard sIrnlusl Including reinsurance ass O437 70
capital. 250O
- lU5. O56 81
n'-, -; ;ncone for the year ............ e73 as
the Goa I72
- III Wines Whereof ! have hersunto
IL 81 ,cTibad nv name and caused the seal my
- nce 10 be aEixed the day and year
FRANCIS HENDRICKS
Superintendent OF Insurance
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To the BOndhOlders of the Eastern Parkway Co.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, PURSUANT
20 the provisions OF certain mortgage made by
Eastern Parkway Company. corporation organized
OF the State of New York. Evarts
Trustee the holders OF bonds
July 1st 1905 and recorded in the Office OF the Register
the Of New York July 9, 1903. bonds
following serial NUMBERS issued hereunder been
drawn Tor payment pursuant said mortgage and
JUN 1sJ, 1874: Bond No 10 81 600
So ". SO 90. &C. l5G. 1i2 ia 132 500
each said bonds and oil coupons natured and unpaid
thereon VIII be paid upon presentation and surrender
the undersigned his Office. 40 Wall Street. New
AMI after July 1904. which
draw interest
New York, June 10. 1904
SHERMAN EvARTs. Trustee
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BOND REDEMPTION.
OFFICE OF The NATURAL Food GompsNY.

Niagara Falls. n. Y. Juns IS. 1904
- the provisions OF the general OF
this Company relative the establishment OF sinking
oI $4,000 per auEuI and $50 600 having
that purpose out q the earnings OF the last
three months, sealed Of the
First Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold Coupon Bonds Will be
received ana viii be opened a. office the first
day july. i9Oi st o'clock \. NJ. The offer
favorable 70 this Company viii be accepted
Under the provisions of the mortgage. tenders
bonds be accepted rate exceeding One Hundred
and Five Per CentIm Of their value
Each tender he ncOsed sealed envelope
endorsed Proposal ssl bonds OF The Natural Food
Company and then enclosed IN further envelope ad
dressed the undersigned.
ALEXANDER j. PORTER. Treasurer
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OFFICE OF
THE GUANAJUATO CONSOLIDATED MINING AND
MILLING COMPANY.
Mills Building New York June Is. 1904
10 SINKING FUND COW ERTIBLE GOLD DEBENI-
URE BOND
THE JULY SENII-ANNCAL INTEREST
coupons OF $40 viii be paid upon presentation on
and July 1894 the Office OF IT'S Transfer
Agent The Exploration Company OF New YORK. AAIs
Building York. c.. Y. r.. COGSWELLs
Secretary and Treasurer.
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INACTIVE STOCKS.
FURNISHED by w!niam.E. Nichols CO. no IS wsl-stD
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FERRY COMPANIES.

5sfeoklyn Ferry stock. ..
Ns.ssEen FERRY Isl hs. 1915.
~ ~ - ssfssssss
- l. " Ferry co stock.
@ Lar mtg q. 1922 -.
a u i Con ta 1856.
~ q - 6lf ist nig 81. 1918
A,9n , ~ - Y a y stock.
~ 4 & n J lat mg "a, I34e.
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Detroit and MaekInae Railway Company.
CINCINNATI. CHICAGO s 81. LOUIS

Grand Central Stator y. Y. June % 1904
"A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
- ONE-CCARTER PER CENT on the Preferred Cap
ital Stock Of this Company viii be paid July 1904
the office OF Msssrs J. r. Morgan & Co., New York, 10
stockholders Of record clock P NJ. Thursday,
June 3Oth
The transfer books Will be closed.
CHARLES F. cox Treasurer.
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sosTON STOCKS.

Furnished by r. l. Day & Co.. No. Nassau-st)
June q. June % June 81 June p
}Csr Albany Shoe Mach pf -
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THE PROCTER q GAMBLE COMPANY.
Cincinnati. ohio. June list. 1901
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
Il have this day declared a dividend OF TWO PER
CENT. the Preferred this Company. payable
July 10Th 1904 Stockholders OF record at
close of business 3Oh 1904 Transfer books viii not
close. d. 3. GAMBLE, Sec'y
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GUARANTEED STOCKS.

FURNISHED ~ Joseph walker sona 80 20 BToad-st.)
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4 Iat p sP55 nla. A.Kd
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Rate. Bid asked.
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DiUidend Notices.

GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK.
TVENTY-TIIIRD ST. AND SIXTH AVE.
New York. June %. 1904
At A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d.
rectors Of THIS bank held this day quarterly dvt-
dsnd OF THREE PER CENT declared on the capital
stock Of this bank payable. free OF tax on and altsT
June 3Oth 1904 The transfer books will be closed unr
Frl1ay. July lat. 19J4- W. L DOUGLASS. CASHIER.
OFFICE OF
THE AR1IEN-GUANAJUATO GOLD MINING COM
PANN.
Mills Building New York. June -. 1904
70 SINKING FUND CONVERTIBLE GOLD DEBENf-
URE BOND
THE JULY SEAII-ANNUAL INTEREST
cospons OF s1sgs viii be paid upon presentation on
July Isl, 1904 ofiCe OF its Transfer
Agent. The Exploration Company OF New York. Mills
Building New York ALERT RTTCHIE.
Secretary
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GAS COMPANIES.
FURNISHED BY William z Co. No. wan-stD
BID. Asked Bid Asked.
.r,n u Gas S. 1864 los ~ Amst Con IS. 1861 iO7
sFo Con SIS lis IN Y & Rich Gas. 35
Mutual Co-.-.--2SS 90 -NoT Isl os-. lVl no
sE e. Rfv Standard Cas-. -l25 I34
LIST S. is.4-..Ilo l1s co pref $50 leo
DO bs.........l07h lOs1sl do Be. 1890 .iOs III
sAnd interest
MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
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Proposals.

Proposals.
GOVERNORS ISLAND, y. Y. H. JUNE %
19Oi-Sealed proposals. IN tripcats FOR construct
Ing one double set officers quarters Sort Jaw Governors
Island, viii De received here until II A. A., June ~.
190l T. s reserves right to reject or all bids m
formation furnished application. Envelopes conaian<
will endorsed:
officers quarters ]. w. JACOBS, A. @ ~ G.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d. ~
Washington. June Is 19O4-sealsd proposals. win n.
received at this Office until IL o'clock noon. July 81 1904
Tor furnishing cast-ircn and specials for spnons
Forms Specifications and necessary Information nav IN.
obtained at this Office II. B. F. NlACFARI.AND HENRY
L. WEST, JOHN BIDDLF,. Commissioners %, c
s Engineer once. JacksonviIle. Fla Juns 20 1904
y Sealed proposals Tor dredging removal OF rocx
IN Htllshoro Bay and River Fortda. Will recslvsd
here until II noon July 81 1904 and then publicly opened
Information furnished ON application. FRANCIS r.
SKUNK. Captain Engineers.
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AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
\ DIVIDEND OF ONE AND y HALF DOL
per share and Dividend Three
quarters OF Dollar per share will os paid Friday,
1904. stockholders OF record close
business Thursday June 80 l9O4 The transfer
will closed from July July 18th. days
cludet. WI r DRIVER Treasurer.
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sAnd interest
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ASKED.
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
SPECIAL SUMMER EXC. TKTs ON SALE.
T1CkELS . 4uxls. Colorado. Arizona. California
Mexeo Georgia. Florida. Alabama DELIGHTFUL.
OCEAN VOYAGES. Pocket Guide Free c. II NAL
LORY CO. Gen Agts. I'D Front-Et.. N. Y
81 A VELOCE'-FaSt italian Line
Sailing every Tuesday 70 NAPI.ES-GENOA
NOrd America June IS CitJa al Napoii IuIv IN
Cabin 500. Dining saloon promenade deck
BOLOGNESI. HATFIELD & Co. 90 Wall ST.
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Omee OF the slaryIand CoaI Company.

No / Broadway. New York June isl 1904
L y REGULAR MEETING OF THE
Board Directors hsld this day serai-annuaI dvi-
Gent OF ana o1e-haf extra dividend
OF declared preferred stock. pay
able June s0h lsJ preferred stockholders Of record
June 18th. 1904
Transfer books close 1sth 1904 and reopen July
ist 1904. Checks Will be mailed
r. b. NEDHAM Treasurer
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DiUidend Notices.
CENTURY REALTY C0MPANY,

y. y
June 21st 1905.
The Directors this Company have declared
the usual seiaunual dividend OF go. payao-s July lst
oui capital issued and outstanding and
the June 18th, 1904
and remain closed Uuti. July md. 1904
j. VI. STODDARD. Secretary.
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The National Butchers and DroveFs' Bank.
New York. June 18th. 1904
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAVE
this day declared a semi-annuaI Dividend OF
three () cent. free OF tax payable and after
July LIST, 1904.
The will bs from June goth to
WIZ H CHASE. Cashier.
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CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY co.
Grand Central station. y. Y, June 20 1904.
4 SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
- ONE-QUARTEt FER CENT. Capital Stock OF
this Company viii be payable this once august
1900. to stockholders OF , O'Clock ?. ".
Thursday. june aJth.
Tie transfer books viii be closed
CHARLES = cox Treasurer.
The Washington times., 1904-11-08
raus candidates in 1855. 1876. 1854 and

cratic candidates in 1s5s, 1876, 1854 and
1892
indiana and New York have voted to-
geLLFT IOr Republican candidate Win
cut New Jersey. i'm 1850, l104, lssJ and
ISIS In 1865 when New YORK went
Democratic and Indiana Republican.
their separation was unique I'm the pc-
EJical history made since the election oE
1850 E&Cep- In 1868 they have voted
together for one party or the ether from
1850 10 ls-t. IN lsoJr ltpAi 49,, -o>y 1885,
1885 and 1890 they voted together To- the
Republican candidates elected Ia tsipr
lSsf and 1852, they voted together Tor
the Democratic candidates
The record is eloquent Of the Difficult
ties of the combination Tor the Demo
cratic candidates during the whole OF
this period. They could win only By
combination they attempted. while they
could be beaten by the loss OF TWO OUT
OF the three and possibly during TINS
period Dy the vote Of New York though
no such event has occurred.
Except in the election OF 1892. the Dem
OCratic candidates have never received
electoral votes enough 90 win without
New York" The POpulisT electoral vote
and changes In the West made the vote
OF New York superhuous for the Demo
Gratis ia 1892 for the nrsI and last time
in the forty years. while in figuring
against them there was always room TO
count up enough electoral votes as pos
sIble IN advance without the vote OF
In 1882. in some respects the most re
markabie Presidential election OF this
whole period. and certainly so as intro
duCiug the still more remarkable results
or 1896, Kansas Colorado. Idaho, and
Nevada withdrew twenty electoral votes
from the two great parties and cast
them as third party vote I'm the Flee
toTal College. With one vote each added
by North Dakota and Oregon. the third
party struggle of this long period cul-
minated i'm twenty-five votes iu the
Electoral College. AS q result the Dem
oCratic ticket before New York and New
Jersey We're reached had 231 electoral
votes. while the Harrison electoral vote
with the votes OF New York and New
Jersey added would have stood at only
lg1. This was what was called at the
time the rainbow chasing campaign"
name given il by the late Charles A.
Dana lu the New York sun" In con-
necti0u with his oft-repeated question
How are YOU going TO win without New
York;
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INC OF - ROBBERY.

William o. Pollard. "a Southern Rau-
way brakeman. was arrested last night
bv Lieutenant Smith and Policemen
Roberts and Knight ou the charge OF
raHbiuz the Southern Railway Company
his house was searched. A box of jew
eIrv. "a large looking glass, ana other
articles. alleged To- have been stolen
from the railway company, were found
Iu the police court this morning Fol-
lard acknowledged having taken 81. small
looking glass from car lie claimed
he had found the box OF jewelry on tine
platform OF "a baggage car Boo Washing
ton.
D. j. Duncan. special agent for the
Southern Railway COMPANY claimed the
i-welry was stolen from the company on
October % and the haud-mlTIJT ana
glass taken from car on June Do.
The latter articles were Che property
grand jury
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ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

Alexandria. Nov. 8.-The battle OF
the ballots iu Alexandra has been con-
Quoted very quietly. no disorder has
occurred az the polling places.
These have been established as fol-
lows First ward. Prince and Royal
Streets. Elks Hals Second ward City
Hotel, North Royal Street. Third ward,
Odd Fellows Han. North Columbus
Street. Fourth ward. southwest corner
OF Duke and Columbus Streets
The city viii go as fl has always g0ue.
Democratic. BY what majority is q
cause OF speculation. This iz the rIrst
Presidential election held since the new
state constitution. which dlsErauclised
70 good many voters, went into effect.
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REALTY TRANSFERS.

Mrs. Annie T. Hunter has bought from
j. II. Johnson house and lot iu Duke
street, ue@r Columbus Street. for zI.4sI
~. j. Bake has bought from Leon T..
" 7f3-ll lot of ground il Columbus
street between queen and Cameron
streets. The price paid was 5J-3
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NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF STOCK MARKETS
WASHINGTON.

The liquidation of the Citizens VA
tionaI Bank was formally decreed by the
stockholders yesterday afternoon. Both
this bank and the Metropolitan are now
things of the past and I'M their place
stands the MerTOpO The
stockholders of the latter institution VIII
hold e. meeting. tomorrow afternoon, al
which directors VIII be elected 20 fiji the
vacancies to be occasioned by the WiLn-
draWal OF President Appleton and his
/. s-trIara-
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ln tEe four Presidential elections i'm
which 10 has east Jas electoral vote for
the Democratic ticket it. has voted for
the winner twice. Taking out the COM
tested election of 1876. III has voted in The
-el-F years for six Republican Presi-
dents whose elections were Uncontrolled
ana for "a winning Democrat twice
Lr-@=rl leds and 1855 IL was It's habit
% change ir= vote between the parties
-A alternate Presidential elections and
~ can count l.ts as the only gear ls76
, exc. i1 which its Presidential vote
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Shifting Of Population.

me sliLliHs OF population from Man
Aatttn Island 10 ma room both for
residences and for manufacturing DIP
poses has been so Erear since Izs5 that
Ne" Jersey position has been radically.
altered ly IL. aside nom amy other con
5l1eTaLi1u. Tho oEe-Wle ming balance
Of power ln New Jersey is u1-=.H held Inv
lA1se who have their business He--5-
quarters lu New York city. Fra 49,
MeHt which made NeW Jersey a -.rfv-r.7
state between 1850 and 1850 mo- Tr-gar
controls iu Do even Dy tradition IL NAV
-o" vote independently oI New York
40 presidential election. buL no longer
BOT l.-- same reasons which for rr-a-
uD lLa mind mans
ll -1-1 ll was the stronghold of .rr.es-
--eA z. L-e Republican party am8EE me-
L-rr states 10 gave Douglas = -l
VOC ~ sea-4 Tor LINCOLN. In 1854 IL Ia-
Nl'4ar- us vote laI Mcclellan 60 #-. Hza
and gave Laucel 6J.1Za The Ba4r--
lla--- p-aIaILF o. 1901 against Lincoln
-- -a.t decreased tJ - $50 AGAINST lsr...-.r
-5sr 7a- Obj -al- New Jersey voted f8r
GRANT against Greeley Ug ID SD PROM
1870 % -ss-- inclusive. il gave me Demo-
tta--s candidate -u every Pl--il-.tE..T
500 -lz--.,- t plurality. the lowest that Of
~. Tot Ii--.aeh ll lts-. tla highest
-5s. ana -... .I voted for the Republican
t.-i--t-. t-- .E tUe heaviest uIuraLsrr
81 -t- history ll Presidential elections
against MIN Il 1900
~ me el-F go Presidential elections OF
L19i--a4 mandates three times. Eos Isl-.
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bond Dg Justice Cation This marufre no
Keep the peace Ills little sIeu-dauElter
was The complainant against him. alIae-
sGE Ire struck her last Friday. She eE-
ing.
p.etrick said he hit the girl wllh the
pa ia OF his hand
The Washington times., 1904-11-08

Not a minute should be lost when a
cl--l1 shows So Iptum5 Oh Group. Cham
DeIlAlA4 Cough Remedy given as soon
as the child becomes noarse. or even
after TIE croupy cough appears viii pre-
vent the attack, lt never fails. and is
pleasant ana safe 70 take. Eor sale
b. All druggists
The Washington times., 1904-11-08

The Commercial National Bank is the
Washington correspondent of the Ma
li0nal Bank OF Commerce OF New York,
and as such becomes the local agent and
I representative OF what IS known as the
Morgan chain of banks.
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80 VLOLATIOhS

Acting Chiaf Smith has given orders
10 lAe A4=Aa-drta police 10 arrest alb
persons caught ".th birds iu the.r Das-
season
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FINANCIAL
THE WASHINGTON LOAIl
AND TRUST COMPANY
OFFICE. COR. sTH AND r. SITS.
PAID-IP CaETTaI. ONE MILLION

FAlD-UF CAPITAL. ONE MILLION.
-- Loans ia any amount made on ap-
-- proved real estate OK collateral at rea-
sOuabie rates.
Interest paid upon deposits on monthly
- balances subject 90 check.
This company acts as executor, ad-
-- mlnlsLrator. trustee. agent, treasurer,
ma n ali -lrr her fsH-T- a.
- pacities.
. Boxes for rent in barslar and hre-pro0f
vaults Tor safe deposit and storage Of
- valuable packages
JOHN Joy EDISON .-..--..... President
JOHN A. SWOFE .....-....... Vice President
ELLIS SPEAR. ..-....--s Second Vice President
PARKER .-. o.. Urea surer
HARRY O. MEEN--....--A assistant Treasurer
THOMAS BRADLEY --....R Real Estate Od1cer
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
ls prepared 20 assume the MANAGEMENT Of
your real estate. Careful attention given 70
all details.
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Usually Republican.

Seven times out of these eleven cleo
tons it has thus voted for the winning
Republican candidate. its record ln
voting against the Republican ticket is
as follows since $3.50.
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CASE UP TOMORROW.

The case of H-usbraugH vs. the South
rIH Railway Company viii be called lu
.L.e circuit court. Judge ElgoI. tlm0r-
The Washington times., 1904-11-08
DIsORDER IN - 80.

Nelson MILFORD. "a negro, was fined s.
iu the police court This morning for
dl=5Edarly conduct ou the electric ears
last night He was arrested 8E Con