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The Washington times., 1906-06-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE Supreme Court OF the Distriet OF
nbia--JOSeph Il. Byram. 5. Norris
Thorn, Trustees Of the Home Building Asso-
citation. Of the District OF Columbia vs. the
unknown heirs. devisees and representatives
ot Susan Barclay. Peter Stuyvesaht. Morris
tsobinsoa. and Thomas Barclay, George Bar
clay. and Anthony Barclay. Equity No 3. .s5s
Docket 81. Order Of Publication The OBJ
me tile IN fee simple OF the cimplalnants
20 all that part Of Lot Two Hundred and
Nine t-OsJ IN Square Twelve Hundred and
Fifty-nine $3.50 IN the city Of Washington
Beginning for the same At the northwest
corner thereof and running thence south -
teet ) inehes 20 the south line OF said lot F.
thence east 81 feet : inch. thence north 10
served; thence east feet inches. thence
north 20 feet. more or less. 10 the south line
Of lot conveyed 10 Jared Nichols. thence
west p feet thence north 50 feet 10 line OF
more Or less. 10 the place OF beginning: with
the night TO a ten-fOot alley r1nnint,
alcng and over the south part Of lots al9
and zl0 10 give outlet on Montgomery
against the defendants herein and returned
Not 10 be found, =" although diligent Efforts
have been made 10 find them Il Is this 18th
day Of June. A. D. 1905. ORDERED thar
the unknown heirs. devisees. and represen-
gatiTes OF Susan Barclay. Peter Stuyvega NJ
Morris Robinson, Thomas Barclay, George
Barclay. and Anthony Barclay. cause their
appearance 20 be entered herein on or be-
fore the first rule day occurring after one
month from the dpte hereof provided z couv
month foT Que month in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Times.
otherwise this suit viii be proceeded with
as IN case Of default. fSealb fSigned3 HARRY
Test: j. r. YOUNG. Clerk. BY WINS. +
LEMON. Assistant Clerk. teS0tu2I
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BANK STATEMENTS.
COTTON RULES STEADY
ON DEMAND OF SHORTS

NEW YORK. June 3O.--AH things con-
sidered the undertone of the local cot
ton market at the outset was very
steady First prices were a point high
er 10 five points lower. The demand
from shorts contin ued fair. being in line
with their evident policy of taking ad-
vantage Of every weak spot to reduce
their accounts.
opening quotations: July, 1O15GlO. .1s.
August. 10.25ql026: September, 10 so ask
ed: October. 10.2Sd102s: December. IO. "a
q10.3j; January. 10.3SG1O.39.
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MERG. AND GAS
QUITE PLENTIFUL
lmportunate Selling Had a
Depressing Effect on
Price of Both.

Business on the Washington Stock
Exchange showed considerable improve
ment today. but at an expense OF val
ues, The trao$ng IN Gas. Greene Copper.
and Mergenthalcr being all made al a.
loss from the figures ruling yesterday
In each of these specialties there seem.
ed an ample supply. and the only rea-
son Tor the smallness of the trading was
due 10 the lack Of sufficient demand to
take up the stock Offering. Mergen-
thaler lost "A half point on sales of 100
SHARES, while Gas was heavy az 90 after
the bona hde orders had been supplied.
Greene Copper weakened fracttOnaIIy
and DanSton barely held its own
Some trading Ia bank stocks brought
oters 70 pay the market price for any
part OF the capital stock OF several OF
them. but as the owners OF those
amounts were unavoidably absent the
bidders escaped with all the glory Of
having made good offers.
The usual Saturday holiday was de-
clded upon today. and during the
months OF July and August there will
be no session on that day Of the week
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THE WASHINGTON MARKET

Sales OF the board including afteS
call. amounted 20 I61 shares OF stock
and $500 IN bonds.
Following are the sales and quotations
or today 8 market.
Columbia Railroad per cent. S5OOG1O4
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat D
per cent. $39Gd107jk.
Washington Railway and Electric,
common, 1904 80 (buyer 60). lOG39H.
WASHINGTON Gas, l00d60. 25060 25Q6o,
25H60 25f.6Olf.
Mergenthaler. l0Ql937s lO0l93It I0t
ly5es, 1gGlS3h. lOa 1895 l0Gl93. 5Nl93. l0G
lJ2's. lo4tl925s. 10nl93 10Gl92Ts
l-anston. 1O0H14L 30G14L
Greene Copper. 30a24ss 100G24
American National Bank. 10Gi75.
National City Bank. 10GI24h
Washington Loan and Trust. 1G2251s-
s Z. Service Cor, IOdII5, Sails.
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, Washington, June 3.
lSO6.-SEALED PROPOSALS viii be re-
ceived 2 4 this Office until y n, JULY Z,
1896, for cell work and all plumbing
above the first floor for the East Wing
WorkhOuse for Males. Washington Asy-
lum Grounds Forms. specifica tiOrs, and
all necessary information may be OBJ
tanned at this Office. HENRY b F.
MCFARLAND. JOHN BIDDLE. Com
missioners, D. c je25-6t
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OFFICE OF The Commissioners OF the
District OF Columbia Washington D.
c. June y. 1876. Sealed proposals VIII
BE- received At this Office until y
O'CLOCK n. JULY y. 1906. for sites
Tor pUblic school buildings in the local
iIies hereinafter named. with an area
Of from thirty thousand 70 forty thOus-
and square feet one site IN AnacOsIia,
one site in BTiEhtwood Park. one site
al or near DeanWOOd. one site within
the locality bounded by Virginia avenue,
the Eastern branch and Second and
Sixth streets southeast A certificate
OF the Collector OF Taxes that the bid
der has deposited with him Two Hun
dred Dollars as a guarantee OF sale in
case the bid is accepted. must accom-
pany The PROPOSAL for each site. Thc
Commissioners reserve the right 10 re-
tect any or all bids. HENRY 3. T.
MCFARLAND, HENRY l. WEST,
JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners. d. c.
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Among the fourteen baronets created
by King Edward on his birthday is Ed
gar SPeyer, Of the AngIo-American
banking firm Of Speyer & Co.
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT once OF
the Supervising Architect. Washington.
d. c, June ,, IS0S--SEALED PRO
POSALS VIII be received al this Office
until J O'CLOCK p NJ on the 18TH
DAY OF JULY. 1906. and then opened
for furnishing and delivering the drafting
materials required in accordance with the
specifications and schedule, copies OF which
may be had al this ONCE. JAMES Knox
TAYLOR. Supervising Architect.
ie2S-eOd-St
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP

The directors OF the United States
Mortgage and Trust Company have de-
clared dividend of 10 per cent on the
capital stock payable June 80.
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II Is understood that a number OF the
smaller Industrial pools are finding diff
culties in financing their holdings and
arranging new loans of time funds.
Many Of these pools were supplied with
time loans which expire at the end Of
the month
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Secretary Shaw is reported well pleas
cd at the condition Of the Treasury as
the end of the fiscal year draws near
IL looks Ike the surplus for the yeaz
will reach nearly s25,O0O.OOO.
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MONEY AT 41z AND PEE CENT
Promptly loaned on real estate in thu DtsTr1Ga
- Columbia LOWEST CONMlSSIONK
EEIEKELL Z McLEEAE.
1oo& Il ST. N. W.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

fluctuations furnished by Charles G. CAT.
& Co, MunSey Building.I
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In accordance with opinion OF its gen
eral counsel as to the amendment
OF May II. 1906. covering transfers OF
stock in New York. the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad Company will, beginning today.
require the payment of tax Of ? cents
on on eaeh f SHARE hare Of its stock transferred at
per share has been collected.
Preparations for the July dIsburse-
ments have been made without causing
any furry in the money market, al
though IL is estimated by an authority
that these disbursements will reach rhe
enormous amount of Sl5S, 600 900 which is
an increase over the Disbursements for
alYldends and interest in July, 1905 of
record. eo9' O''
Inc Governments fiscal year to end
today will form a record in the amount
OF copper imported into the United
states during the twelve months ended
uhe 90 iSo This is plainly evidenced
oy the eleven months total imports
amounting TO 156.4l0.570 pounds, being
insS ,e1ieI 1IyOgyoo greater than in correspond
ing period last year, and 26.O0O, 900 pounds
period Of 1904.
Clark Dodge & Co and La II,o
ElnSon d Co. are Offering the Ss19. 90
wabash equipment trust notes on a
s.
sued in serial form and mature ss0a d60
each six months from January / le07 To
July !. 1916 inclusive They are subject
70 redemption at 1O1 and interest on any
interest date upon ninety days notice
president DelanO states that for the
year ending June 80. 1906. Wabash will
earn upward of &. 900, 600 over ali taxes
and fixed charges
I%o views were taken of the break
OF Steel preferred through par Those
who We're watching the ticker saw thous
ands OF shares come out at par and IL
appeared TO them as If a heroic effort
was being made to prevent the price
from going through that figure On the
other hand a broker who was in the
crowd said that IL looked TO him as II a
heroic effort was being made to break
tne price through par. He judged from
the sellers that they were more anxious
70 break the price them to sell the stock
he said that after IL broke through par
II should have shown greater wea knesS
and that the bears appeared to have
trouble to keep the price below the
round figure
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates
Co, Munsey Building
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t0uotations furnished by Charles =. Gates
& Co. Munsey BulldingI
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NEW YORK CURB STOCKS.

= t'4o. II - o7ts c-ts o4ts o4B 90
Total sales yesterday. 1880.
The Winslow mail., 1906-10-13

were appointed, and their re-
ports adopted. j. J. Shumway
was chairman Of the convention
and w. j. Herbert. of WinSlow,
secretary. All the nominations
were agreed upon in caucus and
were adopted by a unanimous
vote in the convention. We
publish the ticket on page 4
The following is the platform:
The Democrats of Navajo
County in convention assembled
reaffirm their adherence to time
honored Democratic principles
and enthusiastically endorse
the record and services of the
Hon Mark A. Smith, our Dele
gate in Congress.
We heartily endorse the rec
ord of the present DemOCra tic
administration of the affairs of
Navajo County and particular
ly commend the economical and
business like management of
the financial affairs of this
County by the Board of Super
viSOrS.
The Winslow mail., 1906-10-13

We favor the election to Office
OF men of known integrity and
ability and wise and economi-
Cal Use of public funds consist
ent with development and ad,
vdncement of the community
to keep pace with the general
progress and development else
where.
The central committee is as
follows: E. T. Isherwood. w.
G. Kelley, Geo P. Sampson.
Jos. F. Woods, w. A. Parr, @.
+. Gardner and w. H. Burbape
The convention was one of
the most enthusiastic ever held
in this county and all was har-
mOniOuS. In the caucus there
were several clashes, but after
the smoke of battle had cleared.
all differences were magnanim-
ously cast into the grave of OBJ
livion and all left with a firm
determination to support the
entire ticket and help lead it
on November 9th to victory.
The Winslow mail., 1906-10-13

Judge Sloan convened court at
Holbrook Monday morning and
adjourned the same Thursday
night until Oct. 23d, at which
time several cases will be tried.
A large number of Winslowites
were in attendance and the usu-
al array of legal talent we're on
hand Holbrook had four very
lively days during the sessions.
The Pemberton case was the
The Winslow mail., 1906-10-13
REPUBLICANS NOMI.
NATE THEIR TICKET

The Republicans held their
convention in HOlbrook this af
ternOOn at same time as the
Democratic convention. this be
ing in accordance with the law.
From what we can learn it GER
tainly was a love efeast. F. NJ.
Zuck. of Holbrook. convened
the meeting. Joseph W. Smith,
Of Snowflake. and j. E. Wdrde,
of WinsloW, were the chairman
and secretary, respectively, of
the convention. Below is their
candidates for the offices:
For Councilman: Ninian Mil
Ter. of Snowflake.
For Representative: G. w.
Grouse, of HOlbrOOk.
For Sheriff: D. E. Hanks. of
WinsloW.
For Probate Judge: r. G.
The Winslow mail., 1906-10-13
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
OF NAVAJO COUNTY

licans left the Treasurer place
blank on their ticket. Nearly
every precinct in the County
was represented either by per-
son or proxy. w. B. Kelley, of
Winslow called the convention
to order. Ben Downs, of Wins
low, and J. j. Shumway, of
Taylor, were elected temporary
chairman and secretary, respec-
lively. The various committees
The Winslow mail., 1906-10-13
DISTRICT COURT nv SES-
SION FOUR DAYS

most important one for the
court S consideration. Our read
ers are we'll acquainted with the
circumstances of that case. The
counsel for Pemberton objected
to the juries drawn on account
of a certain certificate not be
ing filed with the clerk of the
court as required by law. The
The Winslow mail., 1906-10-13
EVER RYTHINC READY
FOR THE GALA WEEK

busting and steer tying will at
tract the best rOpers and riders
in the territory and both of
these events will prove of a
classy character The parade
on the morning OF the 18th is
expected to prove a feature. In
line will be floats. etc. from all
the merchants of the town. the
fire companies of the Santa Fe
coast lines, the Winslow Cadet
Band, T Ramage, drum major,
carnival companies and their
military band, base ball teams,
soldiers from Ft Apache, etc,
etc. etc The committee hav-
ing this matter in charge con
siSts Of d. E Hanks. c. r
Bauerbach and NJ. D. Todd
All information concerning
the parade will be Cheerfullv
furnished bv either or all of
these gentlemen We wish that
each and every resident Of the
town decorate his or her place
of business or residence. The
committee on decoration are M.
l.. Wilson, A. E. GlIlard and
Clark Levengood They will
be ready at all times to assist
aud aid in this work. Band
concerts night and day will be
given by the two bands attend
ing and Friday night, October
10Th, will witness d grand ball
at the Opera House Now get
in and boost This is the big
gest advertisement this town
has ever had and the committee
wants the hearty cooperation
Of each and every citizen resid-
ing here
Executive Committee: w. P.
Geary, President; James Kielev,
Vice President; c.. A. Sewers.
Secretary; Don Chisholm, Mana
ger; W. G. Kelley; E T. Isher-
wood; 0. B. Sutton, Treasurer.
The Winslow mail., 1906-10-13

Smith, Of HOlbrook.
For District Attorney: No
nomination.
For Treasurer: No nomination
as per agreement with the other
party; they to not nominate a
candidate for Probate judge.
For Recorder: L. D. Divelbess.
of HOlbrOok.
For Supervisors: F. f. Flick
niger, of Winslow and j. E.
Richards, of st. Joseph.
For Surveyor: E. E. Ball, of
WinSlOw.
For Delegate to Proposed
Constitutional Convention: w.
H. Burbage, of Winslow. Nomi-
mated jointly by both parties.
For Constable Winslow Pre-
CinCt: M d. Wilson.
The Winslow mail., 1906-10-13

Some of the horses that per
formed at the Las Vegas, N. M.
meet are already here and train
ing at Elks Park. We under
stand that Bud Howell will be
in town in a day or two with
his racers and r. ID, Greer is
likewise expected. The grand
stand at the park will be en-
larged and sixty foot bleaChers
will be erected at each end of
the present structure. This
will aid considerably in the
matter Of providing seats for
the spectators. The Santa Fe,
through the efforts of Mr.. b. j.
Gibson. has given us reduced
rates on all lines between Albu-
querque and Needles Zone fare
to cover round trip and the
same gentleman is now IN cor
respOndence with the Phoenix
and Prescott road dnent the
same matter Every person IN
town having a vacant room will
confer d favor on the committee
if they will report the same at
the store of C.L. Finn. We ex-
pect about four thousand visit
ors and the matter of housing
the same is a serious PROPOSE
ton confronting the committee.
Keep this in mind and see that
your unused rooms are prompt
ly reported The program is in
course of construction and will
prove a hummer in every way
The races designated will oe
the best ever given in this sec
tiOn of the country and will be
wonders for speed. The moon
light has prevented some of the
committee from gathering the
chickens necessary for one item
on the program wherein the Ma
vajos participate, but we are
positively assured at this writ
ing that the chicks will be there
just the same. The broncho
The Winslow mail., 1906-10-13
Held at HoIbrook Today.
Strong Ticket.

At 2 o'clock today the Demo
Gratis of Navajo County met in
the Court house at Holbrook
and placed in the field a com
plete ticket, with the exception
of candidate for Probate
Judge. That place on the tick
ct was left blank as the Repub-
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-22
POLITICAL MATTERS.

Republicans who always have la
ken a pinch of salt with the stories
that Roosevelt was not friendly to
Congressman Watson, now feel that
their estimates of these stories were
justified The letter which President
Roosevelt addressed to Congressman
Watson, being as it is a political doc
ument of great Importance, is re-
garded by leading Republicans all
over Indiana, as great compliment
to Watson. Through the Sixth Dis
trict Representative the President
has voiced his sentiments of the
present political situation and its eff
feet will have much TO do with the
forthcoming election,
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-22
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %, 1906.
TO REPUBLICANS:

We are anxious to have every
Republican in close touch, and work
ing in harmony with the Republican
National Congressional Committee in
favor of the election of Republican
Congress.
The Congressional campaign must
be based on the administrative and
Legislative record of the party, and,
that being SO, Theodore Roosevelt's
personality must be central figure
and his achievements a central
thought in the campaign.
We desire to maintain the work of
this campaign with popular subscrip-
tons of One Dollar each from Repub-
licans. To each subscriber we will
send the Republican National Cam
paign Text Book and all documents
issued by the Committee.
Help US achieve a great victory.
JAMES S. SHERMAN, Chairman.
P o. Boz, zoos, New York
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-22
THE MESSAGE OF ROOSEVELT.

The letter of President Roosevelt
to Congressman Watson is in reality
a message to the people of the whole
nation. When Roosevelt speaks, the
country listens. The President can
not be accused of doing any act
which he does not sincerely believe,
and in most instances actually know,
is for the benefit of mankind The
President is not .iollier." He does
not say one thing and do another and
he certainly always says what he
honestly believes without fear or ia
vor and without thought as to what
political effect it may have. The
president sounds a note of warning
TO the voters of the country when
he points out the dangers that will
ensue from the election of a Demo
cratic congress. He understands that
the work begun under his admins
tiation of affairs cannot be complet-
ed without Congress that is entire
~ in harmony with him: without a
Congress that believes that the des-
tiny of a nation depends upon doing
those things which the people want
done. President Roosevelt speaks
plainly on the question of the tariff
in his letter TO Congressman Watson.
His utterances will not admit of mis-
interpretation. In summing up his
statement on this point, it might be
said that the President believes in a
protective tariff where the protection
benefits the greatest number: a
change in the schedule where the
tariff works harm: revision when it
shall appear that it can be done
withut demoralizing the industrial
conditions of the country. But here
is the way the President puts it:
I'VE stand unequivocally for a
protective tariff. and we feel that the
phenomenal industrial prosperity
which we are now enjoying is not
lightly to be jeapordized: for it would
be to the last degree foolish to Sc
cure here and there small benefit
a. the cost OF general business de-
preston. Bat whenever given rate
or schedule becomes evidently disad-
yantageous to the Nation, because of
the changes which go on from year
20 year in our conditions. and where
1t is feasible to change this rate or
schedule without too much 6isloca-
tion of the system. il will be done:
while. a general revision of the rates
and schedules will be undertaken
whenever it shall appear to the sober
business sense of our people that on
the whole the benefits to be derived
from making such changes will out
weigh the disadvantages; that is.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-22
WAS DRAGGED LONG WAYS
TRIED TO BOARD A CAR
[. C. Laylin. Ohio's Secretary of State
Met with a Painful Accident En-
route from Norwalk to Columbus.
fPublishers. Pressl

Eelieyue. u, Aug. 2l.-Secretary OF
State L. c. Laylin, en- route from his
home in Norvalk 10 Columbus, alight-
ed from a Lake Shore electric car at
the wrong place, discovered his mis-
take, and with his grip in one hand,
attempted to board the moving car.
He fell and was dragged several
rods when the conductor succeeded in
raising him from the pavement, but
not onto the car. re rode by clinging
to the conductors hand until the first
stop was made, 500 yards from where
he fell
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-22

London, Aug 21.-Home rule for
Ireland, the dream of loyal Irishmen
for centuries, is TO be demanded at
the next session of parliament The
new bill is backed not alone by the
Irish members. but by the Liberal
government and the consent of King
Edward VII The terms of the home
rule bill have been tentatively settled,
the comforting powers being the king,
Premier Sir Henry Campbell Banner
man and John E. Redmond, leader of
the Irish narliam antarY party.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-22
Blow From Boys Fist.

Canton, O., Aug. 21.-Harry Jaeggi,
the 14-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Jaeggi, as the result of the death
of Adolph Meyer, aged about 80 years,
is occupying a cell at the city prison.
Neighbors say that Young Jaeggi and
a friend were having quarrel when
Meyer interfered. Jaeggi pushed or
struck Meyer in the chin. Meyer fell
to the brick pavement under grape
arbor and was unable to get up. A
physician says Meyers skull was
fractured
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-22
Butchers Meet.

Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. 21.-Several
hundred delegates from all parts of
the United States and some from Eu-
rope are attending the twentieth an
nual convention Of the United Master
Butchers association, which opened a
three days meeting here. One of the
features Of the convention will be the
discussion of the much talked of beef
problem. The members are in favor
of doing anything that will be a ben
eft to the meat consuming public.