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The Washington herald., 1906-10-19

In all cases Of proposals for doing work
or furnishing material to the District Of
Columbia where deposits are required 10
guarantee faithful performance. bonds of
surety companies, approved by the Com
missioners. will hereafter be accepted as
well as copies of certified checks. Auditor
Garrison, 10 whom the matter was re
ferrcd, stated in his report to the Com
missioners that both certified checks
and surety bonds are acceptable in the
executive departments of the United
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19

a suit for $1,000 damages against the
National Laundry Company for perma-
nent injuries received while in the
comDany's employ. was filed in the Dis
trict Supreme Court yesterday by JO-
anna French. thirteen-year-Old girl. It
is alleged by the complainant that on
May y she tried 10 extrieate some laun-
dry articles from the mangle. and IN
doing 50 crushed her right hand
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
Rndr PIueed in NnnIt.

The remains Of Thomas r CahnI. Of
this city, who died 1T Portland Greg,
September Il. arrived here yesterday aft
crnoon. and were placed in a vault at
Mount Olivet Cemetery, where they viii
later be Inferred. Mr.. CahiI died Of
pneumonia after a short illness He is
survived by his wife. Mrs. Mary c. Ca
hill. and two young Sons, VINO i've at 1
Grant place
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19

The signing yesterday of the various
dispositions Of witnesses given before
Special Commissioner Charles S. Bundy
brought the hearing in this city I'm con
nection with the Cotton case TO con
clusion. \ series Of hearings similar 20
those that have taken place in this city
before Justice Bundy will begin in New
York city before Thomas Ford. an ex
aminer appointed by the New York
courts
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
Machinists await Railrnna.

The second meeting between the sew
eIal committees representing the striking
Taachinists Of the Southern Railway and
the officials Of that road took place yester-
day in the Offices OF the general manager
only eight out Of the sixteen members Of
the committees We're present The forces
OF the railway were increased by the
arrival of The FIST viee-president
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
building Permits issued.

Building permits were issued yesterday
By Inspector Ashford as follows: To W.
T. Collins. for two two-story brick dwell
ings. al 22S-2z5 Ninth street northwest;
architect. c. T. Webb; builder. c. E.
Hess: estimated cost. 5000 To NJ. Me-
Tuvey. for repairs at 81 street northwest;
constructor, ). II. Dunn; estimated cast
a,099.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
PhysicIan His Own Attorney.

George G. Jeffrey. practicing physician
Of Kings County. New York. filed suit in
the Supreme Court OF the District yester-
day. against Charles and Bertha Vance.
for the recovery of $1,000 for three months
professional service. Or. Jeffrey acts as
his own attorney.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
LOCAL MENTION.
AMusEMENTs TO-DAY.

Columbia-"NIadam Butterfly" Jaranes7 opera,
els y. N.
New National-"Tse Mountain Climber Francis
Wilson SIS D. a..
Belssco-'Julie Bonbou" Lcuis Mann and Clara
LiTman. SIS p. N.
Chase's- Polite Vaudeville Clayton White and
Marie Stuart COMPANY 2.l5 and s Is p. N.
Lyceum-' Twentieth Century Maids. 2I5 and
SIS ?.
Academy Clusters Last Fight" 8I5 p NJ
Naiostic-'A Square Deal. Otis Z. Thayer. Sis
Il m
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
Exhibition of Antique Mahogany

furniture. Sheffield plate. brasses. &c. at
the Washington Art Galleries. 1903 II St
NV, Is proving quite an attraction for
connoisseurs and other admirers OF toe
beautiful ia the rare old furnishings of
the South Catalogue sale vi begin
wednesday oct q. under the d&ection OF
Brown < Tolssn, Auciioneerss }
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
Ordained by Bishop.

In St PauTs p r. Church, yesterday
morning. the Bishop OF Washington. the
Eight Rev. DR.. Sauerlee, ordained TO the
1eac0nate Messrs- Charles H Holmead
IT,. J. c. Van Loo. and Edward Douse.
The sermon was preached by the Rev.
Or Alfred Harding. and the candidates
we're presented by the Rev. Messrs.
IeTding- Bratenahl, and Mitchell Mr.
Holmead viii Immediately go 70 work a.
An assistant in St Paul's Church. this
city; Mr. Van Loo to St BIonica's Mis-
sion. and Mr. DOuse TO work at Fort
Reno. in St Adams Parish.
Attractive Floral Work
GUIDES floral work for weddings invaria-
bly, wins unqualified approval 1918 + st.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To Fort Monroe. Norfolk Newport News. and al
points SOuth-Stcamers every day at $50 p. m.
To Mount Yernon-Steamer Charles Manchester
daily. 10 a. m. and 2.39 b. m
To Alexandria-Fery steamer Callahan hourly from
GO a. m. to $50 ,. N.
To Kensington. Md.-Cars from Chevy Chase Lake
every thirty minutes
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
Attrnctfve Floral Work.
ONE OF MANY!
F. G. SMITH PIANO COMPANY
1925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
WASHINGTON, D. c

october IS, 1906.
Washington Herald:
Cent? emen: Enclosed beg to hand
you one Of several similar letters, for
which have to thank the out-of-toWn
circulation Of your paper, and it shows
that while yet in It's infancy The Wash
ington Herald circu1ates and is read
elsewhere than in local circles, that it
is not only we'll thought Of at home, but
is covering section which is sought TO
be reached by Washington merchants.
Very truly yours,
F. G SMITH PIANO COMPANY,
". P. VAN WICKLE,
Vice President.
RAPIDAN, Cu1peper County, Va.
F. G Smith Piano Co.,
Washington, D c.:
Gentlemen: Having seen your Word
Contest in The Washington Herald,
submit the 1nclosed list Of words
obtained according to directions
Yours truly,
w.. S. PHILLIPS, M. D.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19

The DeIrnar 1879 18th St. 1923 T st
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19

Great Bear, n pure spring water.
Sold in glass and always sealed. gal
Ions, SOC. Office, 704 18th st, NV.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19

Oats, 44c bu., any quantity, 9TH and
X NV. Clarendon Smiths. Phone NJ. 81
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19

You'll enjoy the hot dishes we
serve at lunch time Lunch here to-day.
Another Place 10 Eat 1917 n Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19

New YatOIdi Cafe, SOS 9th st. NV.
Regular meals. &c. a Ia carte service.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19

Breakfast At the Hygienic Dining
ROOM. 1903 G st NV. Fruits, game, and
vegetables cooked IN every way.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19

c. a. Muddin,an & CO., GIG 18th st.
Headquarters for all Welsbach goods.
drop lights, rubber tubing, gas globes,
lamps.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19

We store and Sell Furniture.
Brown & Tolson. Aucts.. 14c9 II st.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19

Arrived Friday morning, 10000
lbs Of loose Concord Grapes in 4e-Ib.
crates. JOS. Di GiOrgio, 81 La. ave.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-19
DRINK Rcd OaI. Spring Water

Absolutely pure. Delivered fresh from
tie spring. 4 gallons. 40c. Phone Z. 45SS
The Washington times., 1906-10-29

The duties of the recording secretary
of the local stock exchange were not
particularly onerOus today as the trans
actions We're on so small a scale that
he was hardly kept busy during the
short session. Nor were they varied
enough from the business of last week
to excite any attention on that account
Washington railway preferred was
steadily fed out to any and all buyers
and the only regret seemed TO be that
they were So limited. As a natural con-
sequence the price crumbled away. and
on few sales fell to SIS, with a loss OF
a half point on the day. The common
was neglected.
Mitchell Mining showed an improving
tendency. and gained nearly "a half point
over the prices OF last week
Capital Traction came IN for a small
share OF attention, though sales We're
tended 20 thirty shares, and prices were
unchanged.
On the balance OF the list there was
not enough interest shown to secure so
much as a quotation lot 1t was blue
Monday, and traders would not become
excited.
The Washington times., 1906-10-29
DONALDSON PLEADS
He IS NOT GUILTY
Held to Grand Jury in Con-
nection With Illinois Sc
Curity Co. Case.

Raymond S. Donaldson. who with
p. W. Mccormick Miss Barbara, +.
T. kretehmaEn, and John n. Hoag, is
charged with conspiracy i'm misrepre-
seuting the finances of the Illinois Sc
curity Company, was arraigned before
Justice Aiullowny in the Police Court
this morning. He pleaded not guilty
and waived a preliminary hearing.
Justice Mullowny allowed him To re-
new bond in the sum OF s.. 900 for his
appearance before the grand jury
According to Mr.. Donaldson, he has
received a letter from +. ". NcCOr-
mick, incorporation, for whom he sign
ed the charter OF the Illinois Security
Company, stating that he is entirely
innocent OF any wrong-doing.
Through an alleged bogus statement
of deposits, made hv John r. Hoag
cashier of the Aetna Banking and
Trust Company. which tended to show
that the Illinois Security Company
had $1,000 on deposit at that banI1-one-
tenth of its capital stock-it is said
that Mccormick procured the charter
FOR the company. Donaldson and Miss
Kretchmann signed the charter as in
COrpOTators. and il is on these grounds
that they are held.
The Washington times., 1906-10-29
C.'S SPELL
PROSPERITY FOR us.
Corn, Cotton, Copper, and
Coffee BulWarkS of Finan-
cial Strength.

BOSTON, Oct. 29-We have sold s6O.-
O0O, GOO worth OF San Francisco buildings
10 Europe. which has paid for them
mostly in gold exported TO this cOun-
try
We have borrowed over there about
$500 900 coo mostly on time loans and
running largely into next spring. Now
we are giving England $1,000 bushels
of wheat per week. and we are giving
Europe 100000 pounds of copper per
month at a cost TO her OF nearly 5000
600 per month, and English agents I'm
this country are buying all the cotton
they can put their hands on because
English spinners must have It for the
Orient and all OF the islands of the
sea that are now consuming cotton as
never before.
With Mr.. Shaw's assistance we took
the English gold for San Francisco
and OBJ time loans, and now She must
pay gold fer her daily bread
She must buy her coffee or a rising
market hereafter. as, despite Lord
Rothschild's protest, Brazil puts an ex-
port tax OF about half of l cent a pound
on coffee December !. What this means
may be judged from the fact that the
United States buys about Sl00. 900. 600 OF
coffee per annum from Brazil
American cotton exports in Sentennber
We're above 81, O00, COO, or about S6 600 coo
per week. and We are sending abroad
100000 of meat and dairy products
per week.
England calls her grain markets her
corn markets and we are sending TO
England and the Continent more than
100000 Of breadstuffS per week
The Bank of England has had to raise
It's rate 10 per cent from no other
cause than these four C's. which do NOT
spell calamity for Ameriea-thesa are
corn, cotton. copper, and coffee.
The Washington times., 1906-10-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

Tenth and s streets northwest-Jennie
r. Davis 10 Amelia /. EOungs, lot I.
square 3J4. SO
Randle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Safe De
post Savings and Trust COMPANY
trustee 10 Jnited States Realty Com
pany. lot 9, block r., $40
seventh street northeast. between u
ana { StrcetS-Denuis Hurley 81 uN 10
Mary Lynch, part original lot 10, square
$50; $40.
Fernwood Heights-Edward J. Stsu-
Wagen. trustee TO Ales and Marie
Hrdlicka lots IA and l5 block p Si545.20
Addition 70 Rock Of Dunbarton-Sam
10 same, part. $500. Same TO same,
part. s625.
Washington Circ. albert A Wuso7
at al trustees. tu Washington Loan
ana am trust company. part lot 4. square
r street northwest, between First and
Second streets-TimOthy O Brien 10 Kate
a. and Mary z. O'BrIen. lot 3D. square
Overwhelmingly & Davis Co to
Lindley f Sinclair. lots 81, block L. $40
Addition 10 Congress Heights-Ralph
y. Barnard II al, trustees, To Herbert
u. Hayes, lot 3 block J. SO,
twelfth and & streets nOrthwest-E
quincy Smith et uN. 20 Washington
huiiding Company. part original lots /
and % SQUARE 2SS. so.
lie Droit Park-Nlliam r Harr et ux.
10 Addle Z. Cardozo, lot l3, block "A;
lenth and ! streets nOrtheast-kath-
arine O,keefe to Joseph HerZOg, lot "a.
square 957. $40
1915 street northwest-Sallie r. Fora
rest 70 Samuel y. Jones. part original
lot 3, square 23S; so.
Maggaman & Ridout's Additio1t-H. r.
!Dulany ct al. trustees, TO Grant w.
1dyIor' lots % and a. block IS, SI,,ii.sS
. street northwest, between Eleventh
ana twelfth streets-HenTy q. Potter ct
uN' 10 Clarence G. Calhoun. part lot
y, square S29, SID
Mt. Pleasant-Carrie j. King ct vir.
so; SO.
Kastle Parll-Flora 3. Crum ct vir.
10 is. block 9; $40
A. I wei street northwest. between
NJ and y streets-Wharton +. Lester ct
al, trustees. 10 William g. BedOw. lots
j., 10, II. square g. 4. $3.50.
- Tenth street E1rtheast-Albert +.
FOX, trustee, to Charles H Miller. lot
i, square g39. $1,000.
Sheriff road-Henry II. Lowrie et ux.
70 kngene T. Broadus, lot on said road /:
$40.
The Washington times., 1906-10-29
PASTOR Of SHILOH
LOSES HIS CASE
No Evidence to Prove Mem
berS of Flock Threat
ened His Life.

Half a dozen lawyers argued the pros
and cons of the charges made against
Charles Daniels. Charles L. Richie. and
Edward Odon. trustees OF the dissenting
congregation OF Shiloh Negro Baptist
Church. by Pastor J. Anderson Taylor.
who alleges that the three men threat
cueG 10 kill him. The case was tried
before Judge KimbaH in the Police Court
this morning, and on account of a lack
Of definite evidence the men were ac-
quilted
An army of about twenty-five men
held the citadel and barred the passage
II the Rev j. A. Taylor, cOlored. into
the pulpit of TIE Shiloh Baptist Church
yesterday morning. Barred doors kept
the pastor and his flock on the outside
and il was there that he preached TO
almost 500 Of the faithful The presence
of the police of the Third precinct pre-
vented open friction. but many were
the mulfled threats when the brethren
and sisters had 10 take their religion
standing up,
The Washington times., 1906-10-29
.UTES SURROUNDED
FOR FINAL CLASH
Must Surrender Before
Nightfall or Troops Viii
Open Battle.

SHERIDAN, Wye. oct. 9.-The clash
between the Utes and The soldiers is
expected al any moment as the latter
are today surrounding the Indians and
VIII move ol them Irom n.e aluer,ut
directions before uightfaIl. They viii
be wiped out unless they surrender at
once The plan Of attack is.
Cavalry from the north, two more
troops from the northwest. two from
the southeast. two from the south. and
two companies from the east 1t is be
uered the Indians aye making for the
Cheyenne agency The battle viii be
fought i'm the neIghborhood Of Ashland
In the Tongue river valley. So far the
lures OF the Utes To help.
The Washington times., 1906-10-29
DELEGATE WASKEY
HERE FROM ALASKA
First of the Territory S
Representation to Ar
rive for Session of
Congress.

Fun of confidence in the future OF
Alaska. which. ike other Alaskans. he
believes will soTle day contribute sew
efal stars 70 he dag of American
Union, Frank IL. Waskey. first Delegate
from the far northwestern territory.
has arrived In Washington in anticipa-
ton or the Congressional session.
Mr- WasSey was elected on the
miners ticket" against which both the
Republicans and Democrats made nom-
nations. only To meet defeat Mr.
Waskey was chosen for the short term,
ending March 4 next. and Thomas Cole.
also on the miners ticket. was chosen
for the fun two-year term beginning
then
Dir. Waskey is full of ginger" and
anxiety 10 get results d2ring his short
stay here. He viii be one of the Young
est men in Congress. for he is only thlr-
ty-one. In his campaign he proved him
self an excellent speaker. Ills home
Is at Nome
The program Of legislation which Mr..
Waskey modestly hopes Congress will
accomplish before long for Alaska. in
Guides establishing an elective terrific
RAJ legislature. permitting the territory
10 choose its own judges ana executive
OFFICIALS; establishment of land offices
at Fairbanks and Nome. and a COM
plete revision of the land laws which
at present are In such shape that titles
are uncertain Much litigatiOn is caused
through the present land laws. and con-
dlLOns necessarily are unsettled as a
Result. Provisions for better develop
ment OF aerOad system are desired, and
lighthouse headquarters are asked
experiments the past summer prov
cd, II Is said that the Delegate 10 Con
kfess ought 20 be chosen i'm the spring
beIore the miners scatter from the cit
les aud towns, rather than i'm the sum
mer, when many OF them are hundreds
OF miles away from the population cen
tiers. at the "diEgings %
Mr.. Naskey. in addition 20 these few
matters, wants TO do a little toward
mailing people understand that Alaska
IS great. big. rich useful country
with an immense variety Of resources.
OF which tine fisheries, forests and az
ficulture are highly important and Ger
tain 10 be Immensely developed The
mining business, thus far the most i'm
pOTtant is only in the infancy OF its
development. he says
The Washington times., 1906-10-29
FAKE,
SAYS WINBIGLER

"Spiritualism and Thaumaturgy are
fakes, and l can prove it," declared the
Rev. DR., G. +. WinbigIer. of the First
Baptist church, Sixteenth and O streets
northwest. in sermon last night, on
'Spirttisn, or Do the Spirits of the
Dead Return 1t was the fourth of a
series of lectures on the ''iSmS" those
preceding being Atheism. Pantheism, and
Materialism.
Let us clearly define our subjects"
began DR.. W!ubigler First this is not
an argument as 30 whether they exist or
rt turn: second, il is not a demonstra-
tiOn that there are. or are not evil
spirits in the universe who have power
10 afflict mankind. But the question of
paramount Importance is; Do the dead
return and give messenger
NO. emphatic9lly no. they do not. -"
continued DR.. Winbigler, and he con-
sidered the subject from the standpoint
of scripture, history, psychical research
and investigation.
The Washington times., 1906-10-29
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY
ONCE. Corner Ninth and + Streets.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. 1900. 900.

ONCE. Corner Ninth and + Streets.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. q. 0Jo. 900.
SURPLUS. SEQ. O0J EARNED
- Loans IN any amount made on ap-
- proved real estate or collateral at rea-
-- Eonable rates.
- Interest paid upon deposits on monthly
- balances subject 20 check
- This company acts as executor, ad-
- minlstrat0F, trustee. agent treasurer
- registrar. and ia all other ffduciary ca
- paeitiss.
Boxes for rent IN burglar and hreproOf
- vaults Tor safe deposit and storage Of
valuable packages
JOHN JOY EDISON. ................ President
JOHN A. SNOPE- Vice President
ELLIS SPEAR. ......... Second Vice President
ANDREW PARKER -....---....-.- TTrea sllrer
HAIRY O. MEEM-. Assistant Treasurer
BOYD TAYLOR .......... Assistant Treasurer
THOMAS BRADLEY .-..... Real Estate Officer
FRED X EICdELBERGER.,. Trust Officer
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
j. prepared 70 assume the mana cement OF
your real estate Careful attention given 70
al details.
The Washington times., 1906-10-29
GENERAL ADVANCE
IN STOCK MARKET
Steel Common the Feature
in Forenoon Trad
ing.

NEW YORK. Oct 29.-The stock mar
ket opened at general advances. ex-
tending 10 Is in Smelling. Anaconda.
and Canadian Pacific gained 4. Read
ing and Southern Railway IS, St Paul,
Pennsylvania. Baltimore and Ohio and
Southern Pacific opened unchanged. The
market displayed strong undertOne.
The Steel shares gained 81 Tor the COM
mon and = for the preferred.
The market ruled fairly strong all
through the first hour with Steel COM
mon the feature, advancing 10 as
Reading. which is regarded as "a market
leader. opened * higher and advanced
10 1925. Union Pacific also made a gain
of over one point Great Northern rose
to 3lSI4. and Colorado Fuel 70 53h.
Government bonds unchanged; other
bonds quiet.
The market continued firm all through
the forenoon
The Washington times., 1906-10-29
APPEALED TO HER.

clearinghouse" said the agent "Of
course, the windows may seem to you
rather narrow. but we could change"
20" said Mrs. Starvem quickly,
that's what attracted me. m sure the
average trunk is too wide to go through
any of those bedroom windows"
The Washington times., 1906-10-29
NEGROES IN ARMS
At SANTA CLARA

HAVANA, oct. 29.-Several hundred
negro revolutionists have taken up arms
against the provisional government in
Santa Clara and Camaguey provinces.
The trouble has been caused by the
claim of the negroes that their officers
received pay from the provisional gov
eminent for their services in the recent
revolution, but that the common sol
diers were not remembered similarly.
The Washington times., 1906-10-29
THE WASHINGTON MARKET

Following are the sales and quotations
OF today's market.
District OF Columbia 3.65's. 81 OO001l5Ia.
Washington Railway and Electric As,
S2.0O0dS7Iz
Chesapeake and Potomac TelephOnc
s.. Sl.O01dlO4ss.
Capital Traction. 20GI44IA. 10a1ffk.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.
JGd6lss. l0QSI44. 100 1854, 10GS7ss 50QS7ss
50USI4s
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat.
6d27
Lanston. lG0NI4lt
Jniou Trust Company, 3a150, 2dt5015
2Hl50ia
After call-Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat. SlO0HlO7
Mitchell Minins-I50a6ls
The Washington times., 1906-10-29
BADLY RUSHED.

Sachs tto friend in restaurant)-yVe
and how's business?
Friend-Splendid splendid, Whv
can't even get my meals at the right
time. Just see what L m eating now. It'e
my breakfast Of STANDARDIZATION.
The Washington times., 1906-10-29

The decrease in loans shown by the
bank statement OF S20,025. 800 is due part
" TO liquidation. but chiefly To the trans
fer OF loans from banks 10 other in
situations.
The rapid growth of Gary, the new
steel city, has brought about a plan 20
merge Hammond. Whiting East Chi
cago, and Indiana Harbor into one large
manufacturing city.
1t is understood that the original plans
bearing on the merger Of the Republic
Iron and Steel Company and the Ten
nessee Iron and Steel Company have
been abandoned. Interests of the two
companies are working on new plan
the details OF which are likely TO be
made public before the close of the year.
A course OF twenty-five lectures ON
Wall Street Investing will be given at
the y. d. e. A. New York. beginning,
Tonight At the opening lecture, Frank
A. Vanderltp. OF the National CITY
sank, viii give general Introduction
10 the course.
Secretary Hester. of the New Orleans
Cotton Exchange. places the worlds Wis
IDLE supply Of cotton at 5000 29s bales
against ZoiO.u4I last week, and 3. 666 PIG
last year. OF this the total of Ameri-
can cotton is 2, 80, 2gS. AGAINST ] So 057
last week. ard 2.942, 2l6 last year.
The removal to Atlanta of the South
ern railway freight department will
mean an addition 10 that citys popuIa-
uon Of something over 4.000. The num-
Der OF clerks employed is cOnservatfyeIv
estimated at Loo and this figure is null
uphed by four in estimating the addi-
uonal population.
II is reported in Kansas CITY that
the projected Chicago. Joliet. ana Kan
sts City railroad. il Corporated in iii
noIs with capital stock Of So, 600 900.
Is Hartman enterprise intended 20
connect the Eastern terminus of the
Union Pacific at Kansas CiJy with Chi
caEo, particularly with the Baltimore
and Ohio at that point,
\ committee has been formed for the
purpose OF considering the advlgabU
ity of testing the validity and inter
probation of the law Imposing a tax
upon transfers OF stock. particularly
according 20 the Interpretation of the
state comptroller. require the Davrneut
OF cents on the transfer of every
share OF stock. irrespective OF its par
value.
The iow-pTiccd stocks generally have
not Deen among the favored ones on
the stock exchange during the MAST
year, In list of twenty of the most
acHVe, bur eight show advances two
are unchanged, and the remainder
show losses. \ steady advance seems
20 nave been the feature during 1893,
1904, and 1905, but in the present wear
when most of the leading stocks dealt
In nave scored big advances the low
priced securities have rather declined.
The Washington times., 1906-10-29

Some time or another you have saved
some money because you happened to
read an ad.'' Wouldn't ii be a good pIan
to happen to read the ads. every day?
The Washington times., 1906-10-29
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
n. Y. STOCK MARKET

Quotations furnished by Charles c. Gates
& Co, Munsey Building: Members New York
stock Exchanged