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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14
TWo.cENT FARES

The two.cent fare provision has been adopted
as an integral part Of the Oklahoma constitution.
Such \ provision viii not tend 70 increase the
building Of new roads. perhaps. but il viii make
travelling lot cheaper on the roads already
built
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14

should n# sunshine il tie house. ard
sill - Il f0n give i Whites efrAm
NefmifuEe Tie tfsi eufm Hesilelno uf.
Tered q suffering humanity. This
remedy Es hsrnminE tie permanent
hxfafe Is al heAhelaadk "A mother
with chlleiuu Il. can't gsl along aIfiloat
laiiie u Whites tfeam Ntfmliusa
iu tlae ll9gse. Peoples nIag Store.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14
NJ NoT

Can Vinita do better than re.eeet the present
city euunclY That bods has both reduced taxes
and given vinita more Improvements than any
former council Is there ans valid reason why
the members should not continue to serve the
city,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14
KEEPS RUsY

Since tie recent exposure Of The Hartman
methods IN railroad finance, The aforesaid Harri
man has been displaying nest pathetic eagar
ness - place himself or good terms with The
people hut he continues ha efforts to consoli
date under bis management al the railroads Of
lIse United States
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14
growthf

Now that plan has been adoptedxunder
which sidewalks may actually be laid, IS II time
70 get % work on the formation Of Improvement
districts for the construction OF sidewalks lBy
fan vinita ought to have complete sidewalk
system.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14
oFFIcEs GO REaGINe

Less than month until slime for the city
election and Is vet only two candidates have
announced themselves for office, one Republican
and one Democrat each Of whom wants 70 be-
city narshal
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14


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maHlA. sea iu 81 And - te1e Is
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fill night
They never aouid ssfes
Nes hsF Afs hssltl1 aapgf an1
fright
1fs} 1elh taEe norkg Naan,aia
Tea at night = h Chapman
liies e peap.r hzsc li.ts Wiz
sa6sf ifnM plea afsu gaa can - laa
WITS tAfhnllaei Witch IlAssl Aalse
and @ef fslisf sod > Peoples ufls
stoss ed N2llafuef 5 M8ais
Nothing Wfll felfsfe Indigestion
that i uat ti8feaeh aiFaaiAnt hudal
alksslA afat faa e4t Ard alIass tiis
stomach O. fuf Fttursfaie FfOa
stfang again i ha ccffeeflfs a ti1s
highest sfiirirfeg SOFA - Peoples
htaf aieFe Aild NAiiaruef a agcrk
feF bants sna insarAnoe. ass h. A
MoIaFiafd. tueoosof 10 Il Il. Beard
Prone 81 asIf
Kennels Laxative Cough Atmn
safe aild Aufe e itsaetiuu. pleasant Is
!ese Conforms % National Pare
foed and DRUG las Sold 81 nsupIss
hfeE Store AID NsIIagneI 4 H3sfs
Wlntry Niiisis uhlned mslfdst VII.
bee uflfkled Nllla WINNIE efaes.si
sfslehrdig Nsi0m ahisners. ante
siHfls work WIsesfez Wbarefsss 81
sfiis = keUncdf slaeaflteg5 5riga
Affnp NpllslnF tlse ~ khsal As.4
~ Ieoplss bfaK Store and MAilafney
a Alsrs
9se'a llElls koiol zftsr feuf nes,s
ant 1 niil ~ found t. Alfufsi 1 nTanrt
aisa efficient wlsef koi0i usaflf Ah.
pffAlnatsA The digestive iairez II
alEezlA ellaf fua eat h z aolI on
gusfanieed feiief plan. saIa her is
afen
Qnit dosing tlss stomach a. eoa
cAtaffh e tie hsaA- breathe fIfamsi
A. Eet lAmtdlafe feIsef and rnmnleto
ssfe Nuiaplets ougnh Il en- msnev
u@sk y = fails Peoples Drug store
lisa pleasure 10 Ill eaf szsa.rs
tieaf Cough Cufe lie nf eI.0r,s
~ ~ ssaia -. {. - nilopp - fought against
- - - Il 1pisHls Nllufof9Fn, 81 nlllef
.z..s Ingredients eonme0if Iound
-. =. s4',tI. ttuedint DE- shoan, Il
as hzz seluaHea ne Pure Food
eFs h.tsK t@N leesHfly enacted gnf
~. " - weFAen Alppg similar lines nsAry
s%s Fof nearly = faars ~. sIosps
eoeHh eafs eaaiainsfs fase hsd :
warning printed On thea aealnsl
Opium ana other narcotic polsnes Ife
o. ihuA haaie # pasibIs ~ mofiss~
le FTeite1 fhrif children Il slmuIs in.
s,t4iElH nu h4tInz lff. ehazaa Is,loh
eefs eold b aalIzEney : Mfsn
| Ihls : wonh Rsmsmbulas
Whenever ~ lAss : cough of eold.
W ftnsu1eE lIs4 Holsz4 E..aaf
N'.4 n Ill EH1e i IL 4oI 80
I*E Hs4IEH lo EzEit& am Izs.l ~ esn.
N4M = NH : 8HIl8M Kaa. nma NJ
- p e. aItzzsI4
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14

/ ahefe Is hat oHe treatment fst
AtAfft that IstnFiia fo0f motley In Il
lAis % cure. This is Iifomei "a fhs
Peoples Drug store ssil ll il that uas
b.inf'sts outflts fla4s maoey refund
II i u lalls.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14

q living s 20 have god health usA
tsfblne and faa NIil have bushels e
lof. lua nrfd nof - blue. ffatfui
And have that lad lasi iu roar mouth.
lf8 . pettle 0f ilefhlns. positive
ours fof eli liver complaints r liat.
TELL. Austin Texas sflies
Il have used Hefhlne Tor aFef s
ieaFs aud hiia ll a dne regulator /
gladi1 recommend q asa SIZE me.ils
cine fof dgsfeIelA iseo Drug store. :
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14

Aaflce 81 mathefs llasi Il gosIf
children Nasie AVA. TIsy ean H.
.ssHk, heaithY tHa vigorous altH
HOLSTERS isoekf Mountain Tea It's
= So winged nitsseuEsf II health
y esnts. 1'ea Ct Tablets i. n chap.
mau.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14
THE MARKETS
Daily Report Of Current Prices
In vlnlta


ooO,asluna FURNISHED b ,hs vinl,A
Pniuos company
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14

~. !. 3snszzf Yua lAfe & cough of cold.
~ .sHzN''<8 Ill9l Hola9a E.4laf
M I'll EH1e i ~ f.oI flkk
~ EAkiSE auf tat lI.e een-
Hia fNilM 1maA are Nj
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14

sea lislls keiul after fsuf neaa
aild 1 nlil - feVnd @ Aftufsi 4 pfs.a, ,sl
aisa efirieHf Nltef kUlof nsafl4 An
pfe4lhatss Tie digestive laices Il
alsszis ellai Fue eat II s anlI on
guaranteed fsiief plan. SaId here bl
s,s0pies DRUG htsfe ard MAllafnsg 4
afea
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-01

warmest month was that of 1898. with
an average Of rs degrees; the coolest
month was that OF 1898. with an aver
pgc of II degrees; the highest temper
ature was SO degrees on April 25, 1892;
the lowest temperature was SO degrees
on April 81. 1899.
Precipitation (raln) uS77-lS94, 1905
and 6)-Avcrage for the month. 2.il
inches: average number of days with
.0i of an inch or more. 10; the greatest
monthly precipitation was 1876 inches
In 1890; the least monthly precipita-
ton was OILS inch In 1906 the great.
est amount of precipitation recorded
In any "a consecutive hours was $3.50
inches on April 30. 1885.
Relative Humidity % o'clock aver
ages from records of Territorial Met.
corologist: S o'clock averages from
Weather Bureau records
a. m. GS per cent: 0 y. m. "a per cent
(lS93-190D; s a. m. Go per cent; s y
m. 20 per cent u905 and 81
Clouds and Weather t1s90-l906)-
Average number OF clear days. II;
partly cloudy days, IA: cloudy days. 8
WIND-The prevailing winds ar,
from the northeast uS75-ls9i. 1905 ant
81; the average hourly velocity OF thu
wind Is 90 miles u905 and g.: tn,
highest velocity of the wind In 1907
and was 20 miles from the N. Il. OIL
April 90. 1906.
Station: Honolulu. T. II.
Date OF Issue: March go. 1907.
VIM. b. SToCKMAN,
Section Director, Weather Bureau.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-01
FAREWELL DANCE
TO MISS BALDWIN

'oBt'idl w hf phlitNihD
Wailuku, Maui, March ell. y.
Weller and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. o. Born
gave a very pleasant dance at the
home of the latter at Kahului last
Saturday evening. March 22 The hap
ply occasion was given In honor Of Miss
Charlotte Baldwin, daughter OF Hon.
and Mrs. II. u. Baldwin. who IL going
on few months visit to Japan. leav-
ing Maui tonight on the Kinau. The
dancing room was fitted M In very
neat and cosy manner. The dance was
interspersed at times with musical
selections and rhetorical exercises. Mr..
Hampton gave most pleasing exhi-
present. The mandolin club selections
ing rhythmical time to music played
by one OF the fair damsels. Besides
the guest of honor and the hosts and
hostess, the following ladies' and gen.
tlemen were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin, Mr.
and Mrs. Odway. Mr.. and Mrs. Wrenn
Misses Ethel Smith. irene Crook. Foss
Sable, Violet Makee, Jennie Hansen
Gertrude Mccain. Nancy and Eta
Cummings, Scott, Rose Daniels. Annie
Mossman. Messrs. Ed. Keeney, Thos
A. Lloyd, II. Rice. Thompson. Martin
son, Fleming, Onderdonk, Campbell
Smith, Geo. Is. Henderson, skinner
Hampton, Foss, Savage and James Hat
tic
Refreshments were served after mid
night at the Kahului Club. after which
the guests began leaving for their
homes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-01
j. S. DEPARTMENT
Of AGRICULTURE
u. s. Department OF Agriculture,
Weather Bureau.

The following data, covering a per-
iod Of 32 years, have been complied
from the Weather Bureau and McKib-
are issued to show the conditions that
have prevailed. during the month In
question. for the above period Of years
but must NOT he construed as a fore
east of the weather conditions for the
coming month.
Month: April, for 80 years.
Temperature llS90-l906) OF
normal temperature. 70 degrees; the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-01

Sales-Between Boards: 25 Nc
Bryde. $40; $50 Olaa, $3.50; 30 Olaa
$3.50. Session. 10 Oahu Sug. Co.
s2i.75.
Latest sugar quotation, 3.6l cents,
or S72.20 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-01

Blank hooks Of all sorts, ledgors,
etc. manufactured by the Bulletin Pub
fishing Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-01

gree.
Leaving his horse united. landed
Hackman Kamakua at the station sat
urday.
Wang Tin and Willie sylvia are
awaiting investigation at the police
station.
Kapuahiloa got himself behind the
bars yesterday for assault on Geo. Ka-
mauoha.
Take your carriage or automobile to
Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co, for up
-to-date repairs.
Elder j. ID. White, Of the Latter Day
Saints. will shortly visit Kansas City
on the mainland.
You will find the choicest line of em-
broidcries on display at Blom's this
week. Reduced prices
Mrs. Kearns' Hawaiian preserves and
chutney packed and shipped by every
steamer. Order a case.
Benny a Co. rent automatic sewing
machines, 81. per week or So a month.
Phone Main ass. Fort st.
Manuel Madelros Calhan sold liquor
without the necessary permit at Ka-
kaako and Taylor gathered him In.
Expert Hat Cleaners. Fort ST.. opp.
oluD Stables, 90 pes, "ork III rahain.'
'uaN VI ie' WIZ su'' y
hA'uion, ho'se, W. o. D.
meets tohisnt at ''oo III D. w. W. -
Hall.
There Is nothing as good ms the
Book Beer Just put out by the Homo.
lulu Brewery.
The annual meeting of st. Clements
congregation will take place this even
ing In the parish house, at \ o'clock.
Please let Il be q full meeting.
Hone YOU don't need a truss, but II
Won do there is but one Mace 10 get
a ana have n properly ftted-Benson.
o,,,I,,, a 90 IA
'".u a., N, ~
,,,,,' Observation-Disclosures s,nn,,os
and attendance absolutely frst class.
Finest bathing ON the beach,
Coat your iron roots with Arabic.
You will be surprised at it's cooling and
preseryatiyo properties. California
Eeed IN sSents
Tho .nn,aI aa,.roo.,,onat ue.,ir,
, $500 "a, 80 ,,,ao,
VI OF 1ienie"' .n',." VIZ en- p'a'
'h's e'ehins u. 'ne ra'is" ''o"so ~
o'clock. All members please attend
the money order ana registry di'i-
SION OF the pos.on'ce opeheu 'or .,a ,n-
ao.io,i y, pu l,, ~ 'ne , ne,h, ,r Wv
liz n,ornina N" y" ''
"Tho Unseen Worldr will he tho
.uhioc, n, Mr. y,,,,,.,, ic.t,.,. nj IN,
Oahu Iodpo of the TheosopLic,l So.
ciety tonight at s O'Clock, room 81, sec.
ond floor Young hotel.
There was large attendance at TIT
tnahkseNins hsI'ioe VI Tue rn'''e,
hhish's vi Iy.hias mn VI nes"'u
ntaas,,a oddrassos wara made
Tho stockholders NJ tho Hawaii
IocLov c,,h aro aIreadv taxing s,en,
for The Eourtb of JuIv meet nj mi,
and win t,lk over mans noxt satur
d,, ,,,or,oon
M. r....,,,,.,, c,.,,os ~, oro ...i,
=, h,,.,',.a -, ,ha,, n,d stand WITH
go o"s anor rha hos, 81 i,verv n,
hana anI ,,r,ishoJ mon shor, M
,'an Tha ,a-o and hoard,n, M borsc
-, a., ,,a ,ha hoe, .nd sa,isf,c
tor aasurad .
IN T, a'p rosni,r mon,h,v mating nj IN,
uoo,,, ana uoo,a I .ahu will no beI,
Wodnasaay Anr,I ,ao7 a, IN ocloc,
m An members are reouested 1,
attend n, the x.nioiapi Maternit,
uomo por.tani. street
Tho no., home ~ robn wallker a
King and piikol streets. was the seen
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-01

. BULLETIN ADS. PAY -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

Randle Highlands - United States
Realty Company 10 Joseph T. Browning
and Ella V. Browning, lots IS and 81.
block 1924. SO
Ingleside-Luther A Swartzell to
Eneas O'Connor lot q, block 8. 500.
West Woodridge-Henry A. Vieth ct
al. TO John A. Bennett. lots II and II
square 1881. $40
Third street northwest, between F and
G streets-Adaline Boyce to Frank
Frizzano. part lots 16 and II, square
566 80.
Chichester-John A. schaefer ct al
trustees, 20 Christian ScheIlhorn, part.
s.. $50.
Greenvale-John s. Bennett ct ux. TO
Henry A. Vieth and Glenn +. Hustled.
part, so.
Eighth street southeast between d and
T streets-George T. Shepherd ct ux. to
Henry c. Enrich, part lot u, square
eO2 $40.
Sixth and S streets northwest-A g.
Taylor and others, trustees. to Philip
Dittes. lot SO. square 442. $500
PetwOTth-Abner Greenleaf. trustee, to
George T. and Eliza Clayton, lot Is.
block 30. SO
1O7 Eighth street southeast-Frank
p. Hanna ct ux. to COrnelia Price. lot
80. square 500. SO.
907 Webster street orthwest-Charles
+. Wire ct ux. TO James o. and Theresa
NJ Bobee lot p. square 5, Petworth. $40
1917 Pierce place NOTWITHSTANDING S.
Perrlne, ct vir. Lewis, 70 Benjamin
Whips. lot 81, square 19l. SO.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-16
GOLDENBERG SALE,
A RECORD BREAKER
Disposal of Rupert Stock
Brings Forth Feminine
Army.

The greatest crowd in the history Of
Goldenberg's stores was recorded yes
terday when the opening day of the
advertised sale OF the stock of Mrs.
Selma Rupert was held The sale had
been widely advertised and drew - the
Seventh street stores an army of shop
pers- So great was the crush that The
management was compelled to close the
doors twelve times IN order that the
customers inside might be attended to.
For years Mrs. Rupert conducted a
store at COS Ninth street northwest,
which was known to old Washingtonians
nents in the city. Recently the entire
stock was purchased by Goldenbecg.
and yesterday placed on sale at re-
duction OF 40 cents on the dollar
In order that every one might have
an opportunity to benefit by the sale, IL
was advertised extensively In The Sun
day Times and other Sunday papers,
ing OF the store the sidewalks and ad-
joining streets were packed with peo-
pie. Extra policemen We're needed 70
manage the crowd, and when the doors
were finally opened the crush WAS ire
mendOus. Throughout the day the
crowd continued 20 come, and more re-
serves were called into requisition.
Goldenberg's has a record for busy
days. but never In the history Of It's
establishment has IL known the attend
ance that the sale brought out yester-
There was. everything in the line OF
feminine fancy 70 account for the great
attendance. Lingerie. novelties. EN-
broideries, and almost everything q
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-16
EXCITEMENT IN GAS
CONTINUES TODAY
Bulls Toss Prices Up With
Perfect Indifference as to
Values.

Another high record on Washington
Gas stock today The first offer at 50.
which was a full point above the best
price OF yesterday. was snapped up so
quickly that the following dealing vas
not unexpected. Coming on the heels
of the first purchase the trading was
fast and furious. and for time pan
demonium reigned as each broker made
most persistent efforts to have his trans
action get on the record.
For a time Secretary Woodruff was
unable to keep up with the dealing and
the call was suspended 10 allow him to
complete the list. Offers 10 buy 100
share lots were supplemented by still
stronger ones OF large blocks until final
ly II eliminated in an offer 10 pay 81
for $500 shares or any part. Predictions
OF higher prices before the weekend
accompanied by a disposition to back
the statement with all sorts of valuable
considerations were severally made
without finding takers. The bulls were
aggressive ana swept all before them.
There was also a strong desire to buy
Georgetown Gas stock and a bid of
80 registered for 100 shares, with no
lower offerings than 500 per share. This
figure Is five points above the highest
ever made.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-16
UNION PACIFIC
LEADS IN STRENGTH
Opening Prices Where There
Were Changes Were
Lower.

NEW YORK. July Happening prices
for stocks, where there were changes,
we're generally lower. Reading opened
unchanged, advanced u and reacted =.
Great Northern preferred and St. Paul
were unchanged. Anaconda opened y
lower and lost In all q. Amalgamated
started in that fraction lower and lost
IN all AM1z. Sugar and Shelters were
= lower; Southern Pacific and Atchison,
=; Steel common, Baltimore and Ohio,
and Erie, u PENNSYLVANIA u.
ii a. m.-There was a little pressure
on the market this morning. slight de-
clines in the early trading, but a strong
tone developed, and in the first few min
utes and until the end OF the first hour
there was a general upward movement
on which nearly everything traded in
made gains. ranging from fractions 10
! per cent. There was good demand
for Union Pacific. and IL advanced 10
49, Commission business was fairly
good. Government bonds unchanged;
others steady.
The market continued strong after the
first hour, with Union Pacific the leader
in activity and strength. The price
moved UP TO 1925. Reading and St Paul
were in good demand all through the
forenoon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-16
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET;
WHEAT STARTS LOWER

CHICAGO, July 16.-Lower cables,
further rains in the Northwest, with
clear weather Southwest, together with
lower opening this morning. September
loer opening this mowrning. September
wheat starting L TO sc lower
Some good buying developed on the
decline. and at the end Of the first fifteen
minutes trading all the decline had
been recovered and prices showed a
slight advance over yesterdays final fig
ureS:
Opening: Wheat September. s3QsZs :;
corn, September, $50 a55Ss; oats, Sen
TENDER, $685..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-16

woman shopper might ask for. was in
clrded In the list. Added &c the Rup-
pert stock the store presented gener-
Gus assortment OF miscellaneous articles
and some OF the shoppers remained IN
side for hours.
The sale was one cf the most notable
IN the history OF the shopping districts.
and II seemed as II every woman In
Washington was there.
IN spite OF the warm weather and the
great number OF shoppers who yester-
day threatened TO depiete entirely tho
stock, hundreds Of women again visited
Goldenberg's this morning ard after
noon TO patronize the Rupert sale.
wkich wiz be In progress for some
days The genuine bargains which at
tracted the immense crowds yesterday
are still 10 be had. and viii be offered
for several days.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-16
EIGHTH DISTRICT
CAMP AIGN COSTS
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. July 10

The three candidates in the recent
fight for a seat in Congress from the
Eighth Virginia district. have submitted
10 George S. Shackelford. chairman OF
the District Democratic committee, re-
ports Of their expenses during the cam
paign. c. c. Carlin, the successful can
didatc. reports that II cost him the sum
OF S3.l00 to conduct his canvass; R.
Lindsey Gordon, the second man In the
race, states 6hat he expended 81, 400, and
Judge c. Z. Nicol, who was third,
spent N,7OO.
Lewis H Machen. who IS a candidate
for the State senate, has written 10 Mr..
Shackelford asking him for an estimate
Of the cost CT conducting the primary
election on September 10. II Is thought
that the expense viii be about 500.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-16
COTTON MARKET OPENS,
WHOLE LIST STRONG

NEW YORK, July 16.-In the face Of
a favorable weather map and prospects
for d bearish weekly report at noon, the
cotton market at the opening displayed
f1rnness. July showed the greatest up
turn. Subsequently the whole list
gained in strength.
Opening quotations: July, u.70 bid;
August. 11.46 bid: September. IL 45fi11- as;
October. I170dnu; December, 1i.T5d
II rs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-16
FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Directors of the Boston and Montana
. Copper and Silver Mining Company, the
most remunerative subsidiary Of the
Amalgamated Copper Company, viii
meet tomorrow afternoon to declare the
quarterly dividend. No change from
the regular rate of s. per share and SO
extra is expected.
OF silver for San Francisco at 6S cents
per ounce and 10000 ounces for New
Orleans at eS.l45 cents per ounce.
There is still outstanding SIS, 500. 900 Of
the As of 1907, which will be redeemed
as fast as they are presented at the sub
treasury in New York and at the Treas
uTy in Washington.
The Tennessee Copper Company has
declared a semi-annual dividend Of g
per share, payable August 10. Six months
ago the dividend paid was Sl-25 share.
IN the fiscal year ended June 30 the
Baltimore and Ohio earned gross re
ceipts from transportation amounting TO
nearly 900, and after meeting all
current expenditures showed per cent
on its preferred stock and a little more
than 10 per cent. including permanent
improvements charged to income, on its
enlarged common stock
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.. syndicate man
ayers, have called upon the participants
III the OHlOn 7 hElllC uDilu ~ IuiNdAe ~
pay 20 per cent on their allotment on
Monday. July d
With the return of the $50 O0C. 90 United
States deposits of which about $1,000.
Geo came from the New York banks. the
last operation OF the Treasury that is
Dkely 10 affect the money market IN
favorably is over. HencefOrth the
cperations of the Treasury, Tor the next
three or four weeks at any rate, Will
result in increasing the amount OF
money IA circulation
The business of the Republic Iron and
Steel Company and Tennessee Coal and
Iron Company on July l was far ahead
Of the corresponding date Of last year,
The Treasury Department has no idea
OF Withdrawing the new issue Of $40
gold certificates on account Of the acct
dents that occurred in mistaking the
new note for the $50 certificate. The
money bears a resemblance to the old
only In the fact that certificates are
of the same color and the department
sees no reason for Withdrawing them
on this account
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-16

The funeral OF the late Z. Z. Mason.
who died at Marshall, Fauquier county.
yesterday. was held from the Union
station here this morning. The funeral
services were conducted by the Rev.
DR.. Wallis, Of the Episcopal Theological
Hill Cemetery.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-16

The Old Dominion Boat Club is ar
ranging for a regatta 70 be held on the
Potomac OF this city on September 30.
II Is. expected that clubs from Wash
ingtOn, Baltimore, and other places will
contest.