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The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

sAles-Capital Traction. a. I4iK. at Iiis.. at
liiH 70 at l44ss % at l44H % at 1872. 10 at llsss
% q: 1854, . at 1917. . at 1914. 30 at 1875, %
at lB.
Washington Railway and Electric common, % at
fOis. 50 at s0S % az s0is
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. % al
SCI, e; ssA.
MeTgeHtbaler 10 81 3S's
Isabscon, % at liss
tbuyer co..
Mitchell Mining, 100 at Is. 100 at 81. 100 at 5B
fbuyer CO.. so az o. so al 6ss rbuyer Co. 100 at
ga tbuyeT CO.. 50 at 5H 100 az So 100 al on 30 at
ei5. go At g.. 100 at o. 100 at ess (buyG Co.
Union Trust. ! at l55.
Columbia Title. % az "a
After -,iersenthaler. at 2o5. al 90 al
Din, 10 az 59:E
Mitchell Mining. 90 at SAG 90 at Ga 20 at
Following are the closing bid qeo.atiops on yes
teudsy local stock exchange:
Philippine Land Purchase e. I09.
District Columbia g. 5s. rs
Gas bonds-Nashinston Gas Company s. 1851
Washington Gas Company certificates Of indebted
ness g. 10
Railroad bonds-Capitsl Traction Railroad s. los
Anac0stia ard Potomac s. l0L City and Suburban
Railroad B.. lGL Columbia Railroad second mort
cage s.. 1924. Columbia RaiToad S. l09ls. Metro
politan Railroad =. liiz. Metropolitan Railroad
certificates # indebtedness IS 100 Washington Rail
way and Electric Is. e.
Miscellaneous bouds-United States Electric Light
debeufure improvement Gs 1913. United States
Electric Light certificates II indebtedness IS lU5z
Potomac Electric Light lst S. 1914 Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat S. I1aIs Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone IS. I05. Washington Market
Company first g.. l0G
Public utility stocks-Cspital Traction. lis7s
Washington Railway and Electric common a.
Washington Railway end Electric rrrfcrrcd 6S7t.
Norfolk and Washington StCzIru0a-. LTls Wash
iuCton Gas -. Georgetown Gas. es Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone. -
Type machine stocks- Hergeuthaler Linotype, 20
Lanston Monoiype. lilz.
Mining stocks-GEeene Copper Us. Mitchell Min
ing Company. 6z.
National bank stocks-American. III. Capital
lsl- Central. AS. National CITY I3E Columbia
SO. Commercial tes Farmers and Mechanics 30
Lincoln. ll1iz Metropolitan 81. Rigs 60. Sec
ond, 10. Tadsrs. 80 Washington $50
Tulst c0IDau7 stocks-Americsu Security and
Tmst. 20. National Safe Deposit and Trust. ls3
Union Trust Company. -I557.. Washington Loan
and Tuist. %
Savings Bank stocks-H0ne Savings Bank Is.
Unign Savings Bank 20. Washington Savings Bank,
Ilsl
Firo insurance stocks-Arlington. J2's Columbia.
lolz- Commercial. 3 Coroorzn. = Ere1en's p
Franklin. IS. GcuEaR-AmeTic4u. 95j Metropolitan
S. National Union. ~. Peoples, G. Potomac,
q Riggs, St.
Title insurance s'ocks-Columbia Title, 81. Real
Estate Title, s.. Washington Title. 5
Miscellaneous -Graph0phone common e.
Graphorhone preferred. So Security Storage Com
rany. 10 Realty Appraisal Agency 2pIz. Washing
ton Market, ..
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SUGAR TRUST AGENT GRILLED
Separate Bank Account for Traffic
Business Is Revealed.
Trial Of New York Centrai Railroad
oDens-Indictment Alleges Giving
of $4,000 in Rebates.

! New York, Oct 1.-THE trial CT The
! New York Central Railroad Company and
its former assistant but now general traf-
Ific manager. Frederick J.. PomeToy. or
icharge OF giving rebates on west-boui:d
sugars 70 the American Sugar Refining
Company fl 1904 got into full swing 81
the United States Circuit Court. criminal
+ branch. to-day.
Several witnesses testified that the
sugar trust had a separate department
with a separate bank account for the
traffic business or the combine Letters
were gotten or the record showing that
/ Lowell NJ Palmer, head OF the traffic de-
I partment Of the trust. had asked Pom
I eroy. then assistant traffic manager OF
/ the road. for a rate Of IS cents hundred
pounds on west-bound sugars, the tariff
rate being . cents. and that Pomeroy
/ had granted the low rate refund OF D
cent off on the tariff rate. 10 be made
/ by voucher.
Austen G. Fox opened court for the rail
road company to-day by making several
technical motions 10 dismiss the indict-
ments. which were OveTruled.
Dir. StimsOn In his opening statement
to the jury outlined the indictment. which
alleges the giving of some $4,000 in re-
bates on sugars 20 the trust I'm and before
1904 He wished it plainly understood all
Of the transactions complained Of bad
taken place before President Roosevelt be-
gan his agitation for the rate bill.
After the tariff lists for the years in
vOlved had been put IN evidence. MI
Palmer went on the stand. Mr.. Palmey
memory proved to be poor on the point
rs to whether he had been Il director OF
the American Sugar Refining Company
Of New York 1T the time of the alleged
violations OF the EIkins law. although he
said that he was a director OF the New
Jersey Sugar Refining Company. another
Of the big branches Of the trust
The jury was then excused. while the
counsel had a tilt over the admission Of
letters which Mr.. Stlmson believes can
conclusiyeIy prove the company and its
officers guilty Of rebating He said al
though the letters had been asked for on
/ September q. IOl, they had not been pro-
duced to date
Counsel for the railroad then made
move which WAS generally construed to
mean that no great resistance would be
made 10 the charges against Guilford and
Pomeroy, indicted jointly with the road
But every effort would be put forward 10
prevent the conviction of the New York
Central corporation IN open court, as
commercial criminal
The counsel for the company produced
the letters on stipulation that in the pc
Rod involved In the Indictment il should
be understood by both sides that Gull
ford was the general traffic manager and
P0meroy his assistant, IN the department
which handled all the matters relating
20 traffic arrangements for the railroad.
The two letters were put In evidence.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
BUYS K STREET PROPERTY.
Headed by Washington
innS Pays s. 81 square Foot.

\ company of Washington capitalists.
for which DR.. H II. Barker and William
y. Spriggs are acting as trustees. have
closed Il deal for n parcel Of property
at the corner Of Sixth and X streets
northwest The property fronts 30 feet
on Sixth street and 100 feet on X street
and the purchase was made on a basis
OF 81 4 square foot.
Dwight Anderson, who engineered the
SALE said last night that the company
OF capitalists who have acquired the
property have in mind an improvement
of the lot and that the deal is not a part
of the larger proposition recited in Mon
days Herald DR.. Barker confirmed this
statement saying that ne and others had
bought the property seeking an invest
ment and had no intention OF acquiring
the whole square. The improvements on
the lot consist of a three-story brick and
three frame DWELLINGS. The plans OF the
syndicate could not be fully learned last
evening, but il was intimated that bet
ter improvements than those now upon
the property are contemplated
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Oct Is.-sUGAR- Raw. quiet; fair
refining. 81 centrifugal. IS test, g.; refined quiet
crushed. $50 powdered 50si Gauu-ated, 40.
BUTTER Receipts III packages Choice arm
fair demand. Extra creamery. 26isa27.
GGS-Receipts l3,i55 packages Choice firm;
Western frsts. 2a26is.
NAVAL STORES Spirits Of turpentins quiet
esassss
MILLFEED- Unsettled. Spring bran. in 100
round sacks 20 arrive. lake and rail- H75; mid
IngE. zoo city bran. D00. Western md, dozen.
-i5l
FLOUR-No real business. Spring patents asa
40 spring clears. 350a3So. winter straight. 5J0a
So winter clears. &2)a325; Kansas. in sacks pat
ents- 5.'5a399 straishts 35s365; clears. 2s0a325.
RYE tLoJR-Iusctive; supply small. 5.55aAl5.
tORNMEAI- Moderate demand Kiln dried for
export. 2I0a1I5, coarse meal. IN bags. LI9ail2
BUCkWHEAT FLOUR STEADY, but quiet. 235a
80; spot Ll5aZ5. 10 arrive
HAY-Firm: small supply Receipts. LIS tons
part export; prime. L008l-l0: No. J. L0OaL05; No 3
LooaLo5; No. ,. 9jaL0J; No. s. s0as5.
STRAW-InscJ!se. Long rye e0a65
BEEF Strong; demand moderate. Family. u 5oa
3O0. packed. - 5alI00.
P0Rk-Fair business. Mess. lso0als.0; family
Ba
TALLOw-stesdy. City quoted At 5sa5ls. in
hossheads.
bARD-Qlliet Prime Western. 81 90. city. 6sJ
refined continent, 1927; South American. 1915; re-
hned Brazilian. s6all.75; city stearin l9iz; cleo
steaTin, steady cts. 81; Chicago, g..
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. oc;. 16.-CATTL.E- Receipts. 670 no
trading; feeling steady Calves. go. Feeling weak
for veals: steady fer grassers. Veals, 7.0CaS25
SHEEP AND Receipts. 900 Sheep.
active and l0c higher, at 350a5.5l Lambs. steady
and fraction lover az 7.25aS50-
HOGS-Receipts 4sio; steady. Prime State and
Pennsylvania hogs, 7O0a7. 10
Union Stock Yards. Ill. Oct 16.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 1900: estimated for tomorrow, 1900.
Market steady. Prime beeTes. 4soa5.7o; poor to
Eedium. Aiea57o; stce6ers and feeders 265a4-59;
COWS and heifcrs 2s5a52 % Gamers, Le5a270; West
ern, 375a5sg; Texans 35Ca495
HOGS-Receipts 900 estimated for to-morow,
$780, Market sal0c lover. Light. 450s6.e
roughs. 5s5as.25; mixed 6.soa675 heavy, 6s5a5,75;
pigs, 555a625
SHEEP-Receipts 1890. estimated for to-morrow.
% 900. Market weak and l5c lower. Natives. e.55a
SO; Western sheep 40oa5 20; native lambs, Asa
S,l5; Western lambs, seoas.S5.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
NEW YORK MONEY.

New Tork, Oct- l6--NIoney On call at tie Stoci,
Exchange to-day opened 1t per cent; highest, 4;
lowest. 8: Closing 3 Most Of the days loans we're
~ So per cent
Time money continued easy. with offerings fairly
large and fully equal to demand. Rates wege per
cent Tor sixty days, s.. per cent fer ninety days
and four months. 5isa57t pr cent for six months.
Where loans on ali industrial collateral were made
rates advanced 4 ser cent over these figures.
Mercantile papt- met with fair demand and a
good assortment r high grade names was offered
Rates, per cent for sixty 70 ninety days Bills
receivable and cltice four 20 SIX months single
names. 6is per cent Tor Others.
The market fCF sterling to-day vas easier. with
rates ten points lower.
Rates f0T actual business WAS as follows. Sixty
DAYS Ses5s4.6o59; demand. Asi55a4 $3.50: cables.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Mitchell Mining and Capital Traction
were on the jump yesterday at the local
stock exchange. The latter scored sales
Of 95 at l4lSs. 80 at 1875. and 20 at AS. the
stock Closing at l447k. with AS asked.
The result OF tho rapid buying at the
prices quoted exhausted the offer IN
sight and none was 70 be had at the
price bid.
Mitchell Mining followed the New York
quotations closely ard several local prok-
ers evidently lad some large out
side orders TO Glt Sales Of
900 were recorded in deliveries
and options, the stock going al s1s and
the options at g. After cali 600 shares
changed hands TO accommodate several
brokers who had orders 20 All. Two OF
these sales were FOR deliveries AID one
for an option. The movement Of this
stock is carefully watched from New
York. the impression being here that
there Is something doing in the way OF a
bull market.
Otherwise than these stocks there were
a few sales Of local stocks and Mergen-
tlaler, all OF which brought good prices.
The second anniversary Of the CONNER
c.al National Bank VIII occur next Friday
and the officers Of the bank, when they
receive the congratulations q patrons
ard friends Will point with p-ide to the
two years OF successful bus ness The
deposits have now reached the figure OF
g, 49,, coo, and there IS on the books a
surplus Of S19S. 500. The capital stock
of the bank pays per cent dividend on
$4,000
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
TREASURY BUYS MORE SILVER.
Demand for Coins Makes Change in
Purchase Plans.

The extraordinary demand upon the
Treasury for subsidiary silver coin, has
forced the director of the mint to radi-
cally change his methods OF purchasing
silver bullion. Bids will now be received
on three days a week instead OF one.
Il has been pointed out that If Congress
had permitted the Treasury Department
To re-mint abraised silver Collars as II
desired. the present difficulties would not
nave to be met. and the present high
price demanded for silver have to De
paid
London fixes the price OF silver. II very
frequently happens that the Treasury
pays a higher price for silver bullion
than & is quoted on the New York Stock
Exchange. This was the case Monday,
when e00.oeJ ounces cost Job cents per
ounce
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Prices remain strong on al the better grades OF
live stock.
CATTLE-Eztra. 40 70 500 per crt. butchers
80 to 400 pcr cwt : ordinary. 30 20 $50.
HOGS-Pcr cwt., srOss. 65J 20 49, ordinary. $50
60 500
SBEEP-Clipped 400 TO ESQ
LAAiBS-Per pound spring, choice, TO 81; nc
dium. 2 TO ~
CALyES-Per pound. prime, 10 So; modium. Z
TO ~; grass, 4 70 D.
COWS-Each prime 500 20 400; COMMON. 20 90
10 g00): old and dry 1000 20 l20o.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
Epiphany Buys Lot.

The Epiphany Church Home Assocla-
ton has purchased a lot on the south
side OF II street. between Seventeenth
street and Connecticut avenue north
west. where It viii erect a new home.
The home Is now at 1919 II street north
west, in q crowded neighbOrhOOd. from
which ii is desired 10 move to new and
larger quarters. The new lot fronts 50
feet on NJ street and has a depth OF 12S
feet The price paid IS said 10 be SIS
On
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New YORK Oct. l6-Cash markets: WHEAT
Firm. but quiet stocks light No ! Northern Du-
luth. 20 arrive. lake and rail- SIC over December
O. b. No. 1 Northern Manitoba, s5is. late NoyeTr-
bsr; Nc Northern Manitoba S47s late November
No. red f. O. b.. lac under December: No =
hard &c over December. T. b.. No. i uacaroui.
s.32 T. O. b.; No. ,, mAcaroni, 76ls. Exporters
took 100 loads.
CORN-Fim, but quiet No elevator 81: No.
.. 54iz T. O. b., No. yellow, 8 T. O. b.. No g
red. T. O. B.. October. so, No > early November.
d1e + o. b., No. white, So {. 0. b. Exporters
took loads
OATS-Slow and easier. Elevator prices are: No.
white. 53la No. white q; No mixed. s7ls
Exporters took nothing
The prices for futures follow.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17

SOC, 100000 In stocks. their policy with ref
erence to these is most important. and IN
the fact that they have not taken ad-
vantage Of the recent strength In the mar
ket 10 dispose Of some OF them indicates
ar least supreme confidence on the part
OF three groups Of eminent fnanciers in
the stock market situation.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Oct Is-Respondng to higher prices in
Liverpool the cotton market opened with advance
this morning. The early prices. however. were the
highest Of the day The advances attracted further
li1uidation which evidence during the rest Of
the session ard brought about steady decline.
Weather adTiccs were not favorable. but they had
much less influence than heretofore and their recep
ton BIZ The market seemed 90 show that unfsVCrabe
possbilites have beer largely discounted There
indications Of Southern selling The Tcsl weight
upon the market The weight Of long cotton.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17

snot Cotton NIarkets.
T. C. & 7. INCREASES CAPITAL.
New stool. VIII Not BE Sold ut Less
Than Par.

Nashville. Tenn. Oct. 1.-THE stock
holders of the Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company met AT Tracy City to-day and
an increase Of the company s
capital stock from thirty to fifty million
dollars. The new stock is 10 be sold at
not less than par.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
Nant a Trustec,s snIe-

The heirs-at-law of Rufus II. Darby
yesterday Alsd a petition in the District
Supreme Court asking TO make an order
that the property of the estate located
i'm this city be seld by a trustee and to
distribute the proceeds thereof between
the heirs, after dedueting costs of sale.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by Z. r. Chapman & Co. members
New York Stocl, Exchange, G.. Bovie Chapman,
manager. 1911 street northwest.
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FINANCIAL.
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
I'D ISSUE
Vk OF STOCK

OPEN FOR BsCRIFTIoS
AND FIRST PAYMENT.
SHARES SO PER MONTH.
Subscriptions for the sd issue q stock and
GTs- payment thereon wiu be received daily
rum a. IT, % 20 D. n at the Office Of ths
Association. -Four per cent interest per an
rum IS allowed % shares. Upon maturity Of
stock full earnings are paid.
The EQUITABLE has strictly carried CIT. n
tho past tTenty-seFeu years. since its oTgaui-
zation' with oouseryatiye business methods. IL
object and plan as purely seo-operatise saving
and leaning association Il las steadily 10
creased in the number q shareholders and IN
the volume q business and assets, and has s.
cured the largest degree II practical help AMI
sIcccss 10 both those Who safe ca stock and u
those who borrowed % Jay for property.
Further information VIII Be cheeruIly fur
nished upon application 81 She oiacs
5 EQUITABLE BUILDING. 1905 F ST Nv.
John Joy EdsaH. President.
Ellis Spear. Vice President
Geo. ". Casilear. q vice President
Prank T. Reeside. Secretary.
John Joy Edsen. r.. Asst. seq.
DIRECTORS.
Fradk =. Pyle, Jno- A. HamItoa.
Geo w Fisher. A. NJ Lothrop
Job Barnard Geo. II. Hauiss.
7. =. Turpn, i. Y, CoTiIle,
Jno. y. Larner.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
NEW YORK STOCK MARKER.

Quotations furnished BY Charles G.
Gates & Co. members New York stock
Exchange, Munsey Building.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
YESTERDAY
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates & Co.
members Chicago Board Of Trade NIunsey building.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17

It is stated that the important life In
surance companies have liquidated prae-
tically none Of the stoekholdings, which
Under the recent law they will be re-
quired to do within the next six years.
As the three great companies hold about
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
Washington
Loan & Trust Co.
OFFICE coz. 9Th AND T SIS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL, $4,000.
.-sUKPLrs. 5000 EARNED. .

. tons in any amount made on approved real
- estate OF collateral al reasonable rates.
interest paid upon deposits monthly bal
ances subject 20 cleCE-
ms COMPANY acts as executor. admlulstTz.
- tor. trustee. agent. treasure registrar and
IN al ether nduclary CAPACITIES
Boxes for rent IT burglar and freproof
- vaults for safe deposit and storage u valuabla
pacssgcs
neal Estate Department i r-euarr5 To ASSUME
- the management OF your real estate. Careful
attention given % all deals.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
OYSTER FAMINE AT AN END.

'EI dividend.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17

Commission houses, as a rule, are in
ci.ned to advise their customers to buy
stocks, but the customers for the most
part show an inclination to remain out at
present. The bankers, of course have
their eye on the main chance, every pur-
chase Of 100 shares of stock for a client
meaning a commission of $3.50 for them;
but the customers seem to think that
pending the election the market is not
likely to develop much of an upward
tendency. and that even with the low
rates for call money, the interests charges
for three weeks or more might easily eat
up any possible profits. They think there
may yet be something of a political
scare. and that this will afford them an
opportunity to buy not only at lower
prices, but at a time when the periou Of
carrying from purchase to sale at n fair
profit may be comparatively short. Bank
ing interests think. however. that those
who wait too long before making pur-
chases may have reason to regret their
prOcTastinatiOn.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17

The steamship Sierra, which sailed from
Australia Saturday for San Francisco.
had on board S1,500,000 in gold
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17

At the annual meeting of the c. =.
aud I. c. at Denver to-day Robert G.
Clowry, president of the Western Union.
was elected director 10 succeed D. G.
Beaman. Other directors were reelected.
and the Gould interests are still in con-
troll Alr. Beaman Will probably continue
as secretary and general counsel.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17

Speculative interests campaigning IN
the general market could scarcely select a
more favorable weapon than Union Pr
cifc or one which more readily lends
itself TO the purpose OF manipulation.
The stock has the backing OF some Of t..c
most powerful Interests ia the st"c, .
hence Il tends TO influence sentiment. d,
IS regarded rs comparatively cheap with
its present price but in view OF its large
rise In the past few months it Is cOmpaI
lively easy 10 create the impression thF.
a profit taking movement is under way.
and therein is the quality which gives this
issue its invaluable quality for manipu-
lative opportunity.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17

Interest in the dividend possibilities Of
Pressed steel was stimulated by the way
in which the stock jumped from the level
at which it had hung so long. and while
there was nothing of a definite charac-
ter in regard 20 a declaration at the
end OF this month. the evidence of doing
something was sufficiently strong to make
many traders believe that directors would
probably resume payment on the COM
mon at the rate Of / per cent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ANXIOUS TO COMMUNICATES WITH
some one familiar with Klamath Falls,
Oregon section, Address Joe D, Dat.
son, Box 8, Santa crus, Cal, io'i7.lt
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WANTED TRAVELLER FOR ESTAR-
lished house, so per week, Expenses
advanced. References, Address, with
stamp. Jos. A. Alexander, Astoria,
Ore.
l0.i7.at
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PROPOSALS.
pRoposAI.s FoR pEEr ANp Mur.

PROPOSALS FOR BEEF AND NUT.
ton. Vancouver Barracks, 'Wn.. Oct
2, 1906 Seals proposals for furnishing
and delivering fresh beef and mutton
for six months, beginning Jan. |. 1907,
win be received here and at offices
OF commissaries 1t Fort Stevens, Ore,
Boise Barracks, Ida, Forts Casey, Co.
lumbia, Flagler, Lawton. Vancouver
Barracks, Walla WaIla, Ward, Worden.
and Wright, Wash. until 10 a. m,
Nov. /, 1906. and then opened. Envel-
opes containing proposals should be en-
dorsed, Proposals for fresh beef and
mutton. 10 be opened Nov. l, 1906" and
addressed to commissary Of post to be
supplied, or to Ii. Col. George B. Da.
Wis, Chief Comfy.
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1t Is only fair to say that Mr.. Sher
man does not speak for the entire Re
publican party in his confidence thai
Mr.. Hughes win be the next governor
% the Empire State.
willie Hearst, as they used to cal
him in the days before the Hon. William
Randolph Hearst arrived, Is causing Re
publican leaders more uneasiness Just
now than all the rest OF the Democratic
party combined.
Called by the exigencies Of the occa.
sion forth from the digni6ed precints
Of the State Department Secretary
Root is to take the stump and make at
least one speech in New York. Streuu-
GUS efforts are making 70 secure the
President himself as hustings attract
ion. 50 far they have been unsuccess-
full, but Mr.. Roosevelt may decide to
write letter 1t will be remembered
that he wrote one to Congressman Wat
son, Of Indiana, at the beginning Of the
Congressional campaign, and the pre-
cedents would not bar him from doing
as much for his home State.
In the meantime, Republican orators
in all parts of the country are holding
up Mr.. Hearst as raw head and bloody
bones for the purpose OF keeping timid
voters awake o. nights.
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CALL FOR WARRANTS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
parties holding Clatsop County War.
rants endorsed prior to July !, 1905,
to present same for payment to County
Treasurer's Office, No. 43s Commercial
street. Interest ceases after this date.
W. A. SHERMAN,
Treasurer Clatsop County, Ore.
Dated Astoria, Ore, Oct. 8, 1905.
l0-lO-lOt
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CITY NOTICES.
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
on the 18th day of November, 1905,
primary nominating election for the
city Of Astoria will be held, at which
the following named officers will be
nominated, and that on the 18th day
Of December, 1905, general election