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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-14

Kendall Brothers have NOT bes,,n
building d new grist mill at Rowdoi,.
nam to take the place Of the one re-
Gently destroyed by fire. They vii,
not do anything along that line before
another fall as they are too busv Win
thelr fertilizing plant in the sprinr n
IS understood that when thew do re-
ou1ld they will have a much larger
mil than they had before.
The historic monument on the sum-
NIT OF Mt Independence, known as
Blackstrap monument. was partially
destroyed in the severe gales which
swept the Maine coast last week. The
nigh tower OF wood was erected more
lhdn ~ years ago on point of land
said to be the first sighted by sailors
as they approach the Maine coast. and
LOT many years served as a beacon and
guide to vessels coming in from the
sea. When the L. S. coast survey was
at work in this section the old land
marx was used as base station. It is
hoped that the government will re-
ouaid the monument in stone, as its
destruction would mean much to sea-
farang men, who use~it in their calcu-
f2fions EeS =
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LOST-PersOn finding watch and fob in Pat,
,ergon Field or woods VIII be rewarded by
same 90 81 san ST. ne =
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-27

I FOR SALE-Two draft mules, eight years
old: also wagon Address CHARLES Z
I CROWN. BladeusbUrE. I'D. apz5-3t
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SHOWING
OF 7. c. ( |. FOR 1906

A remarkably satisfactory showing on
Its operations and an excellent state
ment on its mineral resources, plant
equipment, and financial condition, and
a record of the rehabilitation and addi-
tiOnaI construction accomplished dur
ing 1906 were made in the annual re-
FORT Of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and
Railroad Company. Gross sales ana
earnings were given as S13,265,97O, or 81
313 991 more than in 1905, while net earn
ings, despite an enormous increase in
expenses, repairs and maintenance,
were stated as 81. 7J3, 100, a gain of
S269. O20
The surplus for the year was given
as $l.OS7.33S or $59.053 more than that
at the close of the preceding year, while
The balance, after the deduction Of
greatly Increased dividend disburse-
ments. amounted to Sl25S or $50 499
more than that for the previous year.
Expenses. repairs and maintenance In
VOlved Sl0.5l-.Nl0 an increase OF $2,04l.-
81 and depreciation, renewal. and re-
placement charges involved SlIO,6ll, or
Sls5.5S7 more than in 1895.
The mana cement also reported that
the COMPANY gross sales for last year,
amounting to Sl3,0oS,453. compared 1av-
orally with TIE gross sales for 1893.
which amounted to SO S3I.6I2. and with
those for 1904. which aggregated IS
$50 93-.
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MITCHELL MINING
BOOMS NERRILY
Brokers Were Also Looking
for Gas Stock at
Good Prices.

OF late Saturdays have usually been
without any feature of interest Today
was an exception. And II came in the
nature Of a surprise. For some weeks
Mitchell Mining has been drifting around
IN somewhat rudderless fashion The
STOCK was Plentiful at 4, and sellers had
10 make concessions TO effect sales. The
record shows that during the past fort
night seVera! huGd reds even thousands
OF shares have been sold around 3@t
options eVcn were plentiful at but lit
tie better prices. Hence when AZ. was
OHeTed TO-DAY FOR an option on 500 shares
II was considered too good to let get
away. Ana therein the mistake was
made. Tor Immediately following the
sale the cash stock brought 3, and a
quarter point better was paid for good
options In this case haste made
waste" and the broker who rushed too
hastily into the market was obliged TO
take some good-natured testing.
Then on the after call brokers got
busy on Gas stock. and took up 50
shares at 6llz for cash. and half point
higher on options. The strength of
this stock continues with many rum ors
connected with the cause for activity.
Railroad stocks were neglected. and
those who have been most active in
the dealing for some weeks seemed sud
denly TO have lost interest.
Notice has been given that the issue
of $4,000 United States Electric Light
ing Compauy's debenture Improvement
6 per cent bonds. maturing May ], 1907,
viii be paid OF on that date. These
bonds are now part of the indebted
ness OF the Potomac Electric Power
Company, and We're issued I'm 1881
Attempts to make a noise like a boom
in the stock market are more or less
pathetic. but they serve TO vary The
monotony of the daily sessions. If IL
were not for these occasional spurts life
on the Stock Exchange these days
would be duh indeed. The dear public
is taking little or no interest in the
course OK prices.
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- AHRHgsz borrow money II YOU can avoid
REsN -. II you cannot avoid 81,
- SEs 5 come 70 an established com

RRHEB%z borrow money II you can avoid
HEssN> -. II you cannot avoid &,
- SkH 5 come 70 an established com
pany. The rate OF interest
charged for loans has at all times been fixed,
nFst BY the size Of the loan. and. second.
the security offered. A large loan Oh giI1.
eoge security costs ! or per cent per anuuns:
small j1an on the same security costs Eu0rss
loan on clatteIs costs stiu more. because
o. the expense connected with Il.
II you are compelled 70 borrow. you should
no more hesitate 20 borrow on your house
hold Effects II that IS al the security you
have than does the merchant who b0rrows
his business. or the fnEnCfer VINO bOrTUWs
on other securities. They al borrow. The
big merchant b0rroWs more than the lttls
merchant Il is no disgrace to be poor. or
- have 20 borrow on your household effects,
although Il IS little unpleasant at times.
Our advice IN looking Up a company 20 bCr-
row from g % pay little attention 70 the
CON panies that advertise lowest rates" or
warn you against ten per cen1ers'' Such
advertising Is sOIpmy-rot. All companies
have practically tho same rates. II IS only
question. therefore. OF fair and courteous
treatment.
II you are compelled 70 borrow On your
household effects, OF II you have a loan
nov and are not treated cOurtsCusly. call upon
us and We %fl take great pleasure IN rem
dering you suca assistance may De IA
OUT power. We make ali classes OF loans.
We vii treat you courteously and give you
square deal"
SURETY LOAN COMPANY.
Room !. Warder Building. 9Th and Z Sta. NV.
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PLANKED SHAD DINNERS
AT MARSHALL HALL

Those who have never enjoyed planked
shad at Marshall Hall would do we'll to
spend tomorrow at this beautiful
resort Planked shad. including the
famous Marshall Hail clam chowder
and all the early spring vegetables, VIII
be served on arrival OF the boat. Every
thing is nicely cooked and served, and
there is always an abundance of good
things on the menu The sail up the
river in the cool of the evening is Ger
tsinly not the least enjoyable part OF
the entire trip.
The steamer Charles Manchester will
leave Seventh street wharf tomorrow
at II a. m. and 2;30 p. m. The ladies are
especially invited on these excursions.
Planked shad dinners will be served at
Marshall Hall every Sunday during May.
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OLIVER r. MERRILL
DIES, AGED EIGHTY-F0UR

Oliver R Merrill. a veteran clerk in
the United States Treasury Department.
is dead. He was a native Of Augusta,
Me. IN 1886 he came to Washington to
accept a position in the Navy Depart
ment In 1864 he was transferred 10 the
Treasury, serving there forty-three
years. He was In the public service for
81 years. He was a Mason and Odd
Fellow and a member OF Epiphany
Protestant Episcopal Church. His body
was sent 10 Augusta, Me Mr.. Merrill
was eighty-fOur years OF age
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-27
ALL-STEEL POSTAL CAR
FOR SOUTHERN PACIFIC

SACRAMENTO, April 27.-Under the
supervision Of II. J. Small. superintend-
ent of motive power and machinery,
there has been built at the Southern
Pacific workshops at Sacramento an all
steel postal car.
While il cost $4,000. Mr.. Small believes
that il can be duplicated for less money.
lis weight is $4,000 pounds. This heavy
weight is due TO the fact that IL carries
its own dynamos for lighting purposes.
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STOCK MARKET
CLOSES FIRM TODAY
Small Trading Volume and
Small Advances.

NEW YORK, April 27.-The stock
market opened irregular. Northern Pa
cine started in higher. Great North
ern preferred declined 3. Chesapeake
and Ohio lost as much. Pennsylvania
opened unchanged, advanced "A and re-
acted. Steel common, Smelling. and
Union Pacific were unchanged
a. m.-The market I'm the first hour
ruled firm To strong with trading 50
small in volume as 10 make brokers
call IL no market at all In nearly every
case the changes at the end of the
hour consisted of advances OF less than
j point. Government bonds unchanged;
other bonds quiet and firm
The market closed firm with moder-
ate net gains
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MRS. SAGE GIVES $4,000
TO SYRIAN PR0TESTANTS

NEW YORK, April 27.-Mrs. Russell
Sage has just given $4,000 20 the Syrian
Protestant College in Beirut. Turkey III
Asia. The gift was influenced by Dr.
George T.. Post, a member of the col
lege faculty, formerly of Boston.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
REACTIONS IN COTTON
ON PR0FIT-TAKING

NEW YORK. April 27.-At the open
ing, the cotton market was quite &C
tive. After the call there were reac-
tons from the opening figures owing
20 profit taking. The weather map
showed an Improvement
Opening quotations: May, 992dS3;
July, 99SG99; August, 9.97d9s; Septem-
Der, 9.95095: October. l0I5dl7.
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WASHINGTON PRICES

Following are the sales and quotations
of tOdays market.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
fcrred. 15uSl.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone.
l087.
Mitchell Mining, 5Oo44as Cbuyer COZ, 100
q ., l0JQ5lt tbuyer co. 1O0G5I4 (buyer COZ,
3JOH5l4 tbuyer CO..
GFaphOphOne common. 1dfO.
After Clll-WashinEIOn Gas. Id6IL
25a6llz, l1oa6l1z. 10Ja62 Cbuyer 60. 25a
Hl2. 25g6lIz, 2jg6.zz.
GAS BONDS.
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AMBASSADOR BRYCE
TO GET HARVARD DEGREE

BOSTON, April 27.-AmbassadorB Bryce
is 10 hcve aH honorary degree conferred
upon him at the commencement day ex-
ercises Of Harvard University in June
He viii deliver an address.
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Commissioners Notice.

OFFICE of the Commissioners Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Washington, April "a
l907.-Ordered: That section ! Of Article
XIV OF the Police Regulations Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia is hereby amended by add
ing thereto the following: In acting upon
applications 20 operate motor vehicles, the
Automobile Board shall take into consfdera-
tIon the physical qualifications OF the appi-
cants for such employment HENRY b E
MCFARLAND, HENRY Z WEST, JOHN
RIDDLE. Commissioners. D c Il
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
BANK STATEMENT.

Surplus of banks is S12.34S.775. against
S10.3SL 400 last year, and $16,695,250 two
years ago.
increase.
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
THE CURB MARKET

Quotations furnished by Charles C. Gates
< Co., Munsey Building. Members New York
Stock Exchanged
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Arbitrary Caprice.

Every great corporation today that
fransaCts business beyond the limits Of
its own State is subjected TO the arbl-
trary caprice of public opinion in every
State through which its trade passes
Raising his voice. the speaker said:
81 have not uumixed admiration for the
policies of our present President but /
believe his greatest service has been to
bring TO public notice certain present
conditions of affairs.
The people have already had an OBJ
iect lesson costing two thousand millions
of dollars. And l ask you, how can
railroad keep out Of trouble if il is
ground between the upper and neither
milIstones of Federal and State aU-
thority2
"You can't get a railroad TO tell abso-
lutely what its interstate ultrastate
rates shall he at all times. You cannot
divide the indivisible."
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STOCKS, BONDS, AND MONEY
NEW YORK STOCKS

Quotations furnished BY Charles G. Gates
4 Co.. Munsey BuildinEi Members New York
Stock Excnange.l
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Legal Notices.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLC MBIA, Holding Probate C0urL-Eslate
OF Rebecca Minor. Deceased No. Il. 15T, Al
ministratiou Observation-Disclosures havsng been
made herein for probate Of the last VIII and
testament and cOdicil thereto Of said de-
ceased and Tor letters testamentary on said
estate, by Blair Lee. executor nominated IN
said VIII as confirmed IN that respect by said
codicil. IL f. ordered this 18Th day OF April
Miles. Frank Crouner. George CrouneF. and
me unknown next Of kin OF said deceased,
and all others concerned. appear In said
court on MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF
MAY, A. d. 1907, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ
20 sho" cause ny such application should
not be granted. Let notice hereof be pub
nshed IN the Washington Law Reporter and
Inc washington Times once Ia each Of three
successive weeks before the return day herein
mentioned-the first publication to be not less
than thirty days before said return day
VIM. c. TAYLOR, Deputy Register Of wills
for the District Of Columbia: Clerk Of the
Probate Court. GEORGE Il. LAMAR. At
torney. apo. "a, u7y4
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Holding a Probate Court No.
1855, Administra tion--This is 20 give notice
that the subscriber, of the District OF
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District OF Columbia letters
OF administration on the estate OF James g.
Wedding, late Of the District OF Columbia. de-
ceased. All persons having claims AGAINST
- -
same, with the vouchers thereof. legally su-
thenticated. to the subscriber. on or before
otherwise they may by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate Given under my
hand this 18th day OF April. 1907. WILTON
J. LAMBERT, 40 5th ST. NV. Attest. (SeaD
JAMES TANNER, Register OF Wills for the
District OF Columbia: clerk OF the Probate
Court. r. PRESTON SHEALcY. WILTON
J. LAMBERT. Attorneys. apI3 2O q
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT on
COLUMBIA, Holding a Probate Court. No.
Il. 1872. Administration.-This is 10 give notice
THAI the subscriber, Of the District Of Co
lumhia. has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia letters
OF adm nlstratiOn on the estate Of Ed
ward Y. Rice. late of the District OF Co
lumbia, deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned u
exhibit the same. with the vouchers therof
legally authenticated. 10 the subscriber on or
before the I2TH DAY OF APRIL. A. D. 1905.
otherwise they may by law be excluded from
all benent OF said estate Given under my
hand this 18th day Of April. 1901 LAURA
G. RICE. us c st. sc. Attest: (SeaD JAMES
TANNER, Register Of Wills for the District
OF Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court
WM w. BRIDE and HOWARD BOYD. At
tarnsYR- ap1s % n
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CLASS HATRED IS
DOMINANT IN AMERICA
Continued from First Page)

Americana in the minds of our coun-
trymen, from the Atlantic to the Pa
cifc Perhaps there is some reason for
this in the abuse Of privilege.
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FOR SALE-Cheap. four horses, three dirt
wagons and three double sets OF harness;
can De seen any tine after o. clock during
BrlghtWood ave. rear District line ap2l-at
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FOR SALE-Lady's driving horse. i,15O lbs;
cheap. Can be seen at r. d JONES' near
District line. Brightwood ave. apZ7- st
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Class Hatred Dominant.

81 believe that never before has class
hatred so dominated the public mind as
at this hour In McKinley's time there
was an era of good feeling, but I think
today a man must be blind who cannot
see the feeling, never before SO eXag-
cerated. of hatred and envy OF pros
peritv. "a few Kisses heardD
I believe IL is the practical dlssolu-
ton of great parties that has resulted in
a menace 10 the republic. / don't care
whether you agree with me or mott
believe the country today is dominated
by exaggerated hero-wOrship. There is
a despotism I'm each party caused by
popular admiration Of One-man rule
And no country is safe when love OF
country is dominated by mere personal
tdoIatry. CHere applause was loud, and
many of the bankers rose and waved
uaukiusD
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GRAY HORSE, 1850 pounds. good. active
work horse, VIII sell or trade for good
driver. Il. b. HUGHES & son. So 3 a.
ne. ap25-3t
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LoANs % FuRETTuRE.

Here we axe way down at the bottom
of the Column.
WHEN IN DOUBT about borrowing
just call on the company that blows"
the least. That's us
ABSOLUTELY no pubiicity-no prv-
ing into your private affalrs-nO delay
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE CO.
613 + ST. n. W. PRIVATE OFFICE.
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FOR sALE-one COCO spring buggy, SIS.
Apply q r 81. NV. apg7-3t
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GOOD. strong delivery wagon. fine condi-
ton, vii sell cheap. Apply GROCERY
STORE. Sd and Florida ave. NV: phone
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FOR sALE-Three horses. Can Sunday. INA
Bladensburg road. angI-st
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Amer. Tob.......33j $40 90 $40 $50
Cen Cen Foundry "a - ~ ~
chi chi. Subj * l53i2 l5i2 Ia ll3z ~
Mani Trans. 5ss SIS SIS 81 5%
Standard OiI.....529 $50 go 90 5e6
Western lee. 81 34I2 "a $40 5p4
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FOR SALE-ThOroughbTed horse, Wiid
Range; perfectly sound: fine Jumper Can
be seen at 9ZS New York ave. ap2s-3t
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DR.. FISK ELGIN

Expert IN the treatment OF private diseases
chronic and acute Both sexes. All consuita-
tons confidential Medicine furnished. Prices
moderate. Hours, TO I 9 to c, to
Rooms. 12Ss Pennsylvania ave. NV. Phone
81 1913
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-27
Money Loaned SaIaried People

offices in 65 principal cities: save yourself
money by getting my terms first y. II
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COGSWELL'S Is the cheapest and best place
70 buy new and secondhand traps. surreys.
runaoouts day tons. aud delivery wagons; SIS
Up. Harness s. up. 209 nth ST. NV. Tel.
lfIl.
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w. T. BALDUs. MD. Ph. ID

GERMAE SPECIALIST
On Disco ses Of the Brain, Nervous Svstsn,
Kidneys. Heart. Stomach. and other Dls4asA-'
Doctors serv!ee and medicine. 81 ConsuT-
talSon free Telephone Main 2516. Southsase
corner 9Th and i sts- NV, Hours 10 II !
and 10 3. Closed Sunday fe27-fs
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FOR sALE-Market wagon. IN good condi-
ton, for sale cheap. Inquire GEORGE T..
7. MILLER. Rhode Island ave. extended and
18th 81 ap2s-3t
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FOR SAILED head OF good horses, suitable
Tor all purposes Apply 20 ID. i. DUCKETT
rear 4Sl Pennsylvania ave. apg-sat
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Found.

FOUND-The best place to have trunks re-
paired. sos Sth st. NV. Phone NJ. 425 ap27-3t
LACEY'S delicious Ice cream and sherbst
I0c and 9nc per gallon: i've large bricks -
. box sc Phone Main S33. 607 New York
ave. NV. mhs-tf
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GANTZ'S bike runabouts. phaetous. surveys
top buEgieS top and nO-tOp express carpen-
ters, contractors, and plumbers wagons al
bottom prices: reasonable terIns CAN'T
1910 -. fel2-tf
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FOR SALE-5O vehicles o. all kinds such
as landaus victorias Surveys. runabouts
pony traps t,nd carts, and delivery wagons.
sets Of double harness and Gets Of single
harness. also small ponies and 70 horses
a. }. sTABLEB, ssl = st. NV. apps.
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOh sALE-Cheap, y horses ana .nares: suit
Latleis u any ousinessi must be sold. Apply
rear oL ~ Fcnnsy lVania ave. NV apI7-3Jt
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Wanted-TeamS.
Lost

LOST-The address Of DE NEPHEW'S trunk
shop. Sl5 sth 81. nw. Trunks vanished free.
apz5-8J
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FOR SALE-One pneumatic tire runabout;
also three good work horses Can be seen
after s pm. at DUHEY, NORTHEAST IIV-
cry STABLES, 9Th and - SITS. ne. ap25-3t
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WHISKEY 800 per gallon. THE John
WEDDERBURN CO. s16-6IS st. NV ap7-tf
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one third It's actual value can ~ sen in
stable In rear OF 1923 SOth ST. NV. ap27-2t
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I WANTED-Generai purpose horse. low price
sixty days time security. Address BOX
$40. Times Office ap25-3t
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WILL PASTURE two horses for use Of one
three days per week; good care. Address
BOX bS9 Times OffiCe. apL5-3t
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increase.
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Railroad stocks were neglected and
those who have been most active in
the dealing for some weeks seemed sud
denly to have lost interest.