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DEEDS or TRUST.

Square 5l3-William LowentaaI ct TO Fred Nc
6ee and Charles W. Fairfax. To secure Louisa
j. Sanford. $500. s years, per cent, semi-an-
uually lot S.
square 9a2-NIlry 2. Page 10 William r. NIctirsnn
and TIL mas B. EcSof, 20 secure Ellen c.
Mulcahy. $1,000. years per cent semi-an-
nually 10; %
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plsins-Harry y.
Cole 10 Harry A. Kite and II. Glenn Phelps. %
sacure Peoples Mutual Benefit Insurance Com
pany, $50 70 20 months, per cent. lot IS,
block 4.
Square -6I-The International Reform Bureau 70
Milton T. Allies and William J. Father. 10 Sc
cure John NJ. Jones. S7000. 3 years, per cent.
scUEi-suuuaIiy. original JOS ;.
Square 672-Famlc L. TAYLOR C vir. George T. 20
Hoatio y. Taplin aud Edward +. C0laday. 90
secure Capital Savings Bank and Trust Com
pauy Montpelier. Nt.. Ils0. monthly payments
If 81 Nth interest lot 30.
Square Iel7-Leonard Pgtcn e. Ux- TO HoTatl7 \.
Taplin and Claud Livingston, % secure Lille T.
Taplin. Slooo. years. per cent, semi-an-
uualN.
Square 63-Sarsh G. TurubgH 10 John T. Taylor
20 secure Daniel Loughran, 500, ! year. per
cent semi-aunusIly. part original Dor s.
Square 3i7-Jula b. Magee 20 Jesse l. Helskel and
John f. McI.cran. 10 secure William =. H. Mer
rift, 5000. payable May J. 1863. per cent semi
annually, part Of original lot ;.
Square 501-Edwsrd klemb e UN. To George NJ
Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Buildins
Association $780, lots and g..
Square I05l-Theodore 4. kiese et uN. 10 Charles
F. benjamin and Roger T. Mitchell to secure
Perpetual Building Association. S1.550. lot &.
Randle Highlands-Fsank r. King &c TX. TO Albert
L. Martin and ]. Henry Brown. 10 secure The
United States Realty Company. Of Washington,
u. G. uncl. SGD SIX to seyenty-eight months
block T. Edwin 3IacKethan et ux. 90 Oscar
G. Brothers j. ard J. Henry Brown. 70 secure
the United States Realty COMPANY. S5l5-50
monthly payments, SIS. 3 per cent. semi-annually
lots ;. g. and T. block l. and lots and H. block
L.
Randle Highiands-FeIuando G.. NeWiiu 20 Oscar e.
Brothers jr.. and J. Henry Brown, to secure the
United States Realty Company. 500, month";,
PAYMENTS S.. per cent. semi annually. lots g.
Z and s. bloch a.
Square I555-Margalet +. Murphy et viz. william
80 Hogatio y Taplin and John T. CoIghlan, to
secure Lille T. Taplin. Sll6Jj. three years, per
cent seni-annmlly lots IS. Sc. and s.
Kalorama Heights-Lillian y. Dunn Il Vr. AJthur
w 60 Million +. Aes and William J. Father
To- secure john NJ Jones $3.50. three years. 3 Bcr
cent semi-snnuaily. lot =. block s
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Feb. 7-SUGAR-The worlds visible
supply was CahlCd az $4,000 tons compared with
fe0O9o last year. London sugar teots were firm at
S. 97sd for February and March The local sugar
market was steady. with duty-paid prices quoted at
eaJ 10 for So test centrifugal 1916 for 50 test
mu-c0Tado and l-l6az& for 50 test molasses sugar
Refined quiet and unchanged but steady
BUTTER-Recsip,s. 3.255 packages. Butter was
INN and unchanged. and quoted on the basis Of e
for extra creamcry-
EGGS-Receipts. lZ38 cases. A firm and I'M
changed market was noted Cor esgs with 2 quoted
Ter Western frsts.
NAVAL STORES-Stock rosin 1929 barrels:
spirits turpentine So barrels tar 692 barrels Spirits
tuTpantine quiet with 745 asked for machine
made barrels. ROsil duiCt at As for common to
good strained and tar remained firm at 62j to $50
for OIL barrels.
MILLFEED- Strong. restricting trade. Spring
bran. in lO0p0und sacks 2AO0, middliug Z32j; city
bran. Z.00; Western red dog. 2.75.
FLOUR-Stesdy and moderate demand Spring
patents. 4l5e465; spring clears, 5.5oa3S5; winter
straights 350a360; wintcr clears, 3.l0a325. Kansas
IN sacks patents 3ja40i; straights. 35a3s5; clears
293a5c5
RYE FLOUR-Fim. inactive trade at 255a4s0.
CORNAiEAL-S Steady and fair business. Kiln
dried for export. 20: coarse neal in bags IO3a
lie.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUG-Inactiyc at 22]aG2
HAY-Firm and fair demand Receipts, LID tons.
Prime timothy. l.l0al Is: No. ]. l02i2alG7a No. ,
9J1l00, No. 3. 62laaS7is.
STRAW Steady. but inactive. Long ryc. 65a70
BEEF-FiIm and fair inquiry. Family. li59al55)
packet lL0)aie50
PoRK-stoady. Ness Isssaloco; family, >ls.Ooa
Ia2
TALLOW-Fim. but dull. City quoted at 67sa57s.
in hogsheads.
LARD-Inacti7e. Prime Western lO35: city. 95e;
refined continent 1875; sonth American. lO.75; re-
fined Brazilian lkegs MS: city stearine. 1917
OlcostcaTiGe dull. city. lliz; Chicago, li9-
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PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore Feb Z-FLOUR-Marbc quiet Win
ter extra, 2s0a2o9i winter clear. 3lGa3 % winter
straight, 3-a5.l0, winter patent 3I0a3 IS. spring
clear. oa355. spring straight 3j5s1s0. spring pat
eui il9aij9, City Mills bet patent SO, City Mills
high grade patent 435. cts Mills higl-grade
straight. 40: choice family SIS. Cts Mills extra.
5aoaa 81 Rio extra, 5s1aie' Iye -four, medium 70
cb0icH 34H3@
WHEAT-Stock in cesators 5i255 bushels. In
che absence # receipts of Southern wheat to-day
the market dul aud entirely nominal With
graded No rcd afoat qu0tabic az about 20 Icr
r9shCl at the close Tone of market decidedly
hsmsr Contract opened steady. March. SOL. The
market Tor Western closed strong spot February,
s21 March, 81
CORN-stack in elevators. LE2El bushels There
were no receipts II Southern clTn to-day. hence
che market Is quiet and entirely nominal, with
prime lots os Waite adasf Quctable ndmiHa iy
bushcl Contract opened frmor March. 59's. The
markej Tor Western closed strong, spot February.
I 5la5iis March. 81, sales.
OATS-The market vas dgmer stock IN eleya-
tors, z2 bushels: shipments from elevators. fll0
bushels. NcE oats. White. Ne. 2 8 do, No. 3
fiaifiz- do. SO 8, t-i1af3, mixed No. 9 gas
do. no. g. i2ai11 M. q. 4ia4iia fNote-The above
quotations refer 90 domestic deliEerv)
K1E-Stlck IN elevators. l3Ss7Z bushels. ship
mcuts from eieEat0Ts 2sls trshcls No. . rye lido
mesticl Ter bushtl. g., No Western urtoun de-
livery STATS Ne. nearby. uptown delivery. 6laC2.
Ne { Western. uptown delivery. G.. No. 4 .ncar byi.
uptown delivery. 5sa5s. bag lots. as to quality and
condition. 55a62. No. Western domestic. IL No
= Western. choice uptown. IS.
BUTTER-Me-set tim. Creamery. fancy. per d..
go. do. choice loa32; do. coed 27a29; do. imita-
ton. GlZl. do prints. S2l3i; do, blocks. 3las2
nearby rolls. I5alei Ohio rolls, leals; West
Virginia rolls. l6als: store packed Ohio I6als
do. Wes- Virginia. l6als, Maryland Virginia.
ard Pennsylvania daiy prints, lss21; renovated,
22a36 ~. B-Abore quotations are for whole
sale lots only. established By the Baltimore Fmt
and Produce Association Jobbng lots sell higher
EGGS-Martet firm Mar land, Pennsylvania. and
nearby frst less OIL per dozen, .: Western nrsts.
loss Of. . West Virginia drsts loss or >; guinea
cSg, per dozen Halo
LIVE POULTRY-Geucral market firm. Chick
ems old hens heavy. per H.. l2s DO, small I35s
do, old ROSTERS each. Za50; do, young. good 10
choice Halls; ducks. puddle large Is; do. small
l3; do. musc1yy and mongFel 15ai4; do brakes each
sai9; do. white pekins. IS; geese. Western and
Southern. llal2, do. Maryland and Virginia. Il;
do, Kent Island. u, turkeys, hens, IS, 90. old
toms. lial5. pigeons young. yet pair l5a20; do old
per pair 20 glinca fowls old, each, % do young
each. D. Young gobblers. a. tAboTe quotations are
for wholesale lots only, as established by the Bal
timore Fruit and Produce Association. Small lots
al hi1herl
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NEW YORK. MONEY.

New York Feb Money on call az the stock
exchange to-day opened az % per cent highest. 3:
lowest "a closing. D. 1Iost OF The loans were az
% per cent.
Tine money continued in fair demand. and was
obtainablc with comparative hbcrality. Rates: 5
Uer cent for thirty 10 SiXty days 5a5is for three
and four months 5l.s5ia for five and six months
Mercantile paper came into the market with some
freedom blt trade was lgh- owing TO the apathetic
demand. Rates, 54a6l4 paT cent for sixty % ninety
days, iudcrsed balls receivable; 57ia6i5 for choice
four to six months. single names, and es for others
sterling market to-day was FIRM with rates 70
points higher Rates for actual business were as
follows: sixty DAYS. ls06lal s065. demand fsis5a
lSl10. cables 4s531aa SOS
Commercial bii.s were i79'safs2ss, The supply q
cotton bills vas moderate.
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Mrs. Terrell Located by Board.

Admiral Baird president of the
board Of education, has located Mary
Church Terrell in Columbia 5. c. He
her return to the city as early as pos
sibly, SO that the board may proceed
with the Cardozo trial After the de-
Cision handed down by Justice Gould in
Equity Court last Monday. the board
was prepared to proceed with its trial
of Cardozo. but owing to Mrs. TerrelTs
absence nothing has been done, Ad-
miral Baird waiting TO hear from her.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. Dick Bros. 4 Co. mem
hers II the New York and New ORLEANS Cotton cx-
changes lil2 street northwest. Phones main
6if96iG
New York. Feb. THE cetton market opened
strong and active this morning az advance Of 20
points over yesterdays closing. Liverpool was firm
ard &C. points higher than due. with spots %
points higher. sales q f2e0 bales The opening
prices we're about the best q the day. Although
che reaction ws- 20 points. the tmdertOne was
steady throughout The session The increment was
small, compared with the figures # the last few
weeks aad interior stocks show further losses for
the day. The decrease ~ the movement was the
feature II the DAYS news al aside from = rm0r
that a bull pool headed b. Theodore II. Price. las
been formed 70 operate ia the market. Southern
spot market steady 10 FIRM and unchanged
Port receipts 400 bales. against Il s5s last
year.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago Feb CATTLE Receipts. $500: esti
mated fer Friday, 5000 Market Zoe lower Prime
beeycs 5e0a725; poor to medium. 4loa5.55; st0cker
and feeders. 2sjaA70; cows and hcifcrs 275a5. Is
Gamers. L65a270; Texans. Aeoaa5o.
HOGS-Receipts 53.oO0; estimated for Friday
. 600. Market 5al0c lower. Light, 6SOa697ia
roughs. 6-7oass0; mixed. 6sa7022; heavy. 695a7 %
pigs. 6.O0a670.
SHEEP AND LAliBs-Receipts. 300. estimated
for Friday. $500. Lambs weak, sheep steady. Ma
tive sheep 350a5 s.; Western sheep, 375a565; native
lambs A7ja7.7o: Western lambs. 5.Zja7.60
New York. Feb 7-CATTLE-Rcceipts s. Nc
trade in live cattle. Feeling steady for top grades
DUH for medium and common beeves. Dressed beef
I'm fair demand az TAG per pound; extra beef, 9l4a
CALVES Receipts. 30 head VeaIs firm BARNARD
calves nominal. Car Of State Westerns unsold. Com
mon TO prime reals. 6oaai000 cllls. 600: dressed
calves firm; cty dressed vcals SAB per pound; coun
Try dressed. Sal22.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1870. Sheer
STEADY; lambs &c lower Fair TO prime sheep, A6Ja
$50: medium 70 prime lambs. 7.25aS00.
HOGS-Rsccipts. 2S00 Feeling weak on Buffalo
adyiccs. Quotations. L40a1.50.
East Buffalo. \. y, Feb CATTLE on
sale Values steady.
vEALs AND CALVES Receipts. 50. Active at
&c higher Top yeals, 9.5 t. 1870; Gull TO fair,
SO 10 go.
SHEEP AND LAlIBS-Reeeiuts. 5000. SLOW
lower fer lambs, sheep steady. Choice lambs "a
70 epJ clli 10 iGlf- % 10 i-o3- 3eari1ngs GO 10
6l5 wcthers. 30 TO SO; ewes, 500 to SIS; mixed
sheep, 500 TO $50: cal sheep. 80 % 400
HOGS Receipts. LOO Fairly active at a shade
lower. Workers. mixed and hcaU grades 30 90
80 pigs. 20 TO -; roushs. 600 10 66j; stays
52j to $50
Pittsburg. Pa. Feb 7.-CATTLE-supply light.
Choice, 5.75 70 600. prime. $40 70 So good. $40
To go. tidy butchers. $50 to SEQ fair 40 to 450
choice aeifers 40 10 s.75; common 10 fair heifers
go 20 100 bulls 90 "a AZ: fat cows 200 20 4 ..
good fresh COWS and springCTs 800 20 5000; con-
mon 10 far. 1890 20 20C0
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Supply light. Market
steady. Prime wethers, $50 70 SO: good mixed
SO to so; fair mixed 459 10 $50: cgllls and com
mon. 20 to 800 lambs. 500 90 SIS.
VEAL CALNES-S.50 TO 800: heavy and thin.
A59 to sea
HOGS Receipts 70 double decks. Market steady
Prime heavy, 30; medium and heavy Workers. 30
10 SO; light 4orktrs. 10 20 ZI5; pigs. 700:
rouGhs $50 to 65e; stays. $50 to SO.
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wAsHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Demand fer choice cattle good and all arrivals
promptly placed al fun quotations.
CATTLE Extra. per cwt., 5.25a550 butcher Goa
500 common 2.5oa300; rough. l5oa2.D.
H0G5-Per cwt., gross 7.25a7.yo ordinary, e50a
ZOl
SHEEP-CIippcd, 100; common. 50a3.0G
LAAlBS-Chcice, per H., 7a7z; medium. 6a7
CALVES-PTiine, per h., 9a9ls; medium, sssls
grass, 4a4iz
COWS-Prine. fresh each 40ooa50OO; common,
each, 2QO0a3lOO: old and dry. s01al00
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GRAIN MARKETS.
Quotations furnished by Charles C. Gates & Co.
Members Chicago board Of Trade. 8lunscy Building
Chicago.

New York Feb T--WHEAT-Fsir export de-
msnd. mainly TO arrive No. ! Northern Duiuth 20
arrive dake aud raih T. May, {. @. b. No. l
Northern Manitoba. %. (. O. D.. No Northern
Manitoba. q. f. o.. b.. NJ. 2 rCd. f. o. b.. s5z No.
J macaroni opening navigation. 81. f. O. b. No. ?
macaroni. Opening navigation. IS Exporters took
is loads. chiefly for opening navigation.
tOBN-Strouger. checking trade. No 2 elevator.
S. No. ? Heg. 81 ASS. T. O. b. 10 yellow. new,
5J's, No. @ Z. o. b. March. So No. 2. T. O. b.,
April. 55iz. No. white, new. 5fE. (. O. b. TX
Trrters took loads
OATS Higher. hindgiug trade Elevator prices,
No white. i9is. No. 3 white. l5s No. mixed.
5iz
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Doing business on Buslness BasIs

The Washington Herald offers no
prizes. gives no rebates, sells no
books. engages in no boycotts or
hold-ups. but gives its whole efforts
20 the printing of wide-awake
and clean newspaper. 1t gives the
advertiser results because it has
the circulation.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

salcs-Reeular call. = O'Clock noon.
United States reEi~tr-ed s. g 90 a. 1915.
United States coupon g. 500 az l9zl.-
United States registered IS. 500 az I0Z,E
Washington Railway aud Electric g.. 500 az S's
$1,000 az S. Zoo az So.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone 8. Sle10 at
I0Iz
Capital Traction . AZ 49,
Washington Gas . a. 81. = at s. = ut SOS .
az $50. 2 a. 557,. . a. 56s, . az 55ss . az 56as
. az 55ls. . at 56is. > at 56ss . az 5s. . al
J64.
Mitchell Mining, 100 az s.. 100 AZ SIS 100 SO s.
After call-Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Is
N00 40 To-.
Following are the closing quotations on yesterday
local STOCK exchange
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BUILDING PERMIT.

A building permit was issued by In
spectOr Ashford to-day, as follows:
To the Epiphany Church Home, for ono electric
passenger elevator az 1867 street northwest Con
tractor, Thomas " Powers: estimated cogt q 100
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

At an executive session Of the Wash
ington Stock Exchange yesterday House
bill 2169 was considered at some length.
and a special committee appointed to
discuss the subject, and possibly devise
measures to make known to the COM
mittees of Congress opposition TO the
bill felt by the principal finanCiers Of
the city. The committee consists Of
Brice Moses. Benjamin Woodruff, and
\. *. Paris
Trading on the exchange was chiefly
confined to Washington Gas. some
thing of bear raid developed. the
price being bid down to Sc "a, with 325
shares sold, and offerings IN plenty just
is above the selling price. The pool
of last week has melted into thin air.
Mitchell Mining recorded a number
Of sales at rs. the supply of the stock
being greater than the demand. Though
plenty of the stock was to be had there
was no disposition TO force the price
down. ~ number of options were Of
feTCd AT g.
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The Washington Herald has but
one name. II is The Washington
Herald every morning in the week
Sunday included. Telephone, Main
$500.
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canoe Of the results lies in the fact that
the weather, especially on the Western
lines of the system, was not as favorable
FOR railroad operations this year as in
January, 1906
Reading, on its present movement, has
had the benefit Of a factor that was want
ing in many Of the other movements in
the stock in the past year-the conviction
that at about 100 there was substantial
value for every dollar represented in the
quotations. This was hardly the case at
the high level of prices.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished hy f. Z. Chapman
Co.. members Sew YoTS Stock Exchange. C.. Bowie
Chiman manager, 1901 7 street northwest
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Z. r. Chapman K
Co. members New York Stock Exchange g.. Bowie
Chapman, manager, 1901 T street northwest
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Sales 10 noon Observation-Disclosures. 2s3.0OO
Total sales. .................. 79i SEQ
Call money H., 3; low, 21.j close, ga.
Quotations furnished by Charles c. Gates & Co..
members New York Stock Exchange AIunsey Building
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Opinions on the New York Market.

C. Bowie Chapman. of r. R. Chapman
Co--"After hesitating somewhat
during the early morning session to
days market turned stronger. improve
ment continued all along the line. to
eliminate in the last half hour I'm a
rapid advance The finals were by far
the best Of the day and reflect a higher
level OF values than for some time
In many issues there was considerable
short covering. and there was also no.
ticeable on the part Of banking inter
ests some feeding out OF long stock
The news Of the day was Of routine
character and without special signin-
canoe. ,TO-night's strength viii doubt
less be reflected in tO-mOrToWs first
prices. but some time during to-mor-
rows session il would not be surpris-
ing if the market suffered a reaction
s. H. Agnew, OF Henry Clews * Co.
The market had substantial rally in
all departments. After the opening
buying was Of the best character that
has appeared for a long time. An
other thing that can be construed as
favorable is the absence OF bull tips
Stocks seem 20 be well taken on their
merits. on better money conditions and
on adViCeS from Washington that Il
modified currency law may be enacted
by this Congress. Some professionals
endeayOTed 10 test the market yester-
day by selling Missouri Pacific Find
ing that the balance Of the list was not
50 easily unsettled. they reversed their
tactics to-day with the idea OF making
a turn on the long side. One thing Is
noticeable. the pressure to sell stocks
seems 10 be removed and they respond
more quickly 20 up-bidding than for
some time. Copper shows marked
strength. based on well-known metal
conditions"
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benjamin woodruff Of Post & Flag
The market acted much better to-day
There was fairly good buying of
stocks. also some little manipulation for
the rise. The advance is based on the
hope OF some currency legislation AT the
present session, and also the feeling
that we are going 10 discount the ad-
journment of Congress. Our Iegisla-
tive bodies in Washington Of late have
been so fraught with disturbance 10 all
business that the adjournment on
March 4 viii be hailed with decided re-
lief. and II we can get some currency
legislation through il viii likewise be
decided influence on the constructive
side Of values. Another feature of the
situation TO which attention is called is
that a year ago this week we reported
$4,000, 600 gold. and normally at this
season Of the year exchange is high
and we send gold abroad, whereas at
present exchange is right at the import
level. and we are actually receiving
some Of the metal from London. This
shows that the talk Of our enormous
foreign indebtedness is nonsense. for If
such were the fact we would now be
paying this or with exports OF gold.
OF course the market viii not advance
at its present rate for a good deal OF
this present movement is the result Of
short covering. but I believe that stocks
can be bought TO advantage from now
until along toward the first OF March
on any seLbacks.
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Earnings Of the Vanderbilt system for
the month of January made a favorable
showing. New York Central's group being
greater by q quarter of a million dollars
than the same item for the corresponding
period last year. while Michigan Central
also showed an increase. The signifi-
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Even with the fullest allowance for the
preference shown by English investors for
Canadian stocks as compared with those
of roads in the United States. the eager
ness of foreigners fer stocks of undOubt-
edly good character shown in the Cana
dian Pacific transaction cannot be ignored
as an indication that railroads on this side
of the Atlantic will be able to find mar
lIet abroad for the right kind of securi-
ties TO cover the cost Of legitimate enter
prises.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
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Advance Sale OF Spring Millinery
Specially Priced. for the Horse JhoO and Grand Ope


in advance
Grand Opera and the Horse Show and particularly
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
$1,000 FLOwer Picture Hats at

THE PRICE WE HAVE NAMED is LESS THAN COST OF
MATERIALS For this special sale we have just 100 OF these 6a
@ copies of the latest styles from Paris and are
Empire Poke and Mushroom shapes made the finest hair
and
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
O. az FOR BEAUTIFUL $1,000 FLOWER
DOsTC TURBANS

There are just swell hats in the lot; this
cal price Monday the flowers used beaut
full French roses no June roses volets end
poppics; many in flower and foliage combinations; are
very smarty trimmed with velvet and ribbon large
punches of roses. quis Wings all the newest
STYLES and the popular the for
ing say positively that such values were
never lefore shown in Angeles; there isn't hat in
the worth less than $40; alterations