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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-19
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS TO
THE ARGUS.l

THE ARGUSl
Washington. Feb. Simultaneous
! " with the movement to buy up ana
preserve the birthplace of Abraham
Lincoln. one has been started for the
| preservation OF the old log cabin occu-
pied by General Grant just prior to tn"
! civil war. Representative Coudrey of
Missouri has introduced a bill prOVid-
! ing for the appointment of commits
| sion of three members TO investigate
| the Grant farm. which is situated in
| Missouri. This commission is to go
! lover the ground thoroughly and report
! a plan for the preservation of the farm
and its historic log cabin. 1t is hoped
to induce the Sixtieth congress -
make an appropriation sufficient to pre-
| serve the old homestead of the great
general. transforming it into a reposi-
tory TOR civil war relics.
In a report issued by the geological
survey. attention is called to the great
damage done by the shifting channel
of the Missouri river. The report says:
| bt NtdlliNlS nave SIM tt'A 81 dllIl-
ly in late years, that, whereas - years
ago steamboats, piled regularly as far
up river as Omaha. there is now no
regular line above Kansas City At
many points the channel has shifted
in these - years over a mile of ground
and where once were fertile farms are
ROW only brushy gravel banks and
worthless sand bars
This report directly supports the
contention of the National Rivers and
HarbCrs congress that the improve
ment Of rivers not only will permit OF
their carrying on their waters fleets
of boats bearing the commerce of the
country. but it also will prevent in
large measure the great damage done
each year by floods and freshets. With
the rivers improved by deeper chan
lDels 10 provide tor all stages of water
this enormous loss to the country al
large each year would be Obviatei
while at the same time the gain made
by the stimulation to commerce Won,
be vast. The National Rivers anC
HarbOrs congress is seeking 10 have
year to this work, and it is endeavOr
ing to make its appeal the more power
full by adding to its membership. whicI
now includes shippers. business organ
izations. and individuals in every stat,
in the union. To this end. Captain J
F. Ellison, secretary Of the organiza
ton which has its headquarters in Gin
cinnati has issued a general appeal L
every one interested to join the move
ment The National Rivers and Har
bors congress has the heartiest Ell
doTsement of President Roosevelt
Speaker Cannon. and Representative
Burton, chairman of the rivers and ha'
bors committee of the house of repre-
sentatives. while the president of tn
organization is Congressman Josepl
+. Ransdell of Louisiana.
In these times of piping peace bot
sthe war and navy departments ar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-19

Uncle Sam at last is determined TO
come to the rescue of the big trees OF
California. The senate committee on
public lands has authorized a favorable
report on the bill 10 create a reserva-
ton 10 be known as the Calaveras big
tree national forest. The secretary If
agriculture is authorized by the meas
ure to obtain title TO the forest of big
trees in California known as Sequoia
I Westinghouse.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-19
MOLINE

o. J. Root Suffering with Appended
tis<O. J. Root of the Root & Wander
WORT Automobile company was sud
denly taken seriously i'll Saturday
shortly before midnight He was hur-
ried to the hospital and it was found
that he was suffering from an acute
attack of appendicitis The patient
was operated upon and is resting very
easy.
Can't Attend Sisters FuneraI.-Mrs.
George Adams. residing on Fourth ave
nue. near FOrtyfourth street, received
the sad intelligence that her sister
Mrs. Jessie Kemp of Kansas City, had
passed away Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
Kemp was operated upon a short time
ago for gall stones and her condition
was very serious. Mrs. Adams went To
the bedside and had only returned last
Wednesday and Saturday she received
the news of her sisters demise. 1t
will be impossible for Mrs Adams to
attend the funeral. as she is quaran-
tined at home owing 10 an attack of
scarlet fever that seized her little
| daughter on Thursday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-19

Admiral Asa Walker. superintendent
of the naval observatory, is making eX-
tensive data on the existence of sun
spots. Unlike his brother astrun J.
mers. Admiral Walker is prophesying
no dire disasters in the way of floods
or pestilence as d result of the spots.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-19
SAVE HOME OF GENERAL GRANT

BILL BEFORE CONGRESS PROVIDING PURCHASE OLD
IN MISSOURI AND PRESERVATION OF LOG CABIN
GOSSIP FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-19

Iconoclastic DR. H. w Wiley. chief
chemist of the department of agricul-
tUre, has issued a report that may re
suit in the tipping over of the national
water wagon" on which so many
well meaning citizens took passage on
Jan. l. DR.. Wiley finds that a large
number of soda fountain "tonics''
whose virtues as mountaineering and
refreshing beverages are heralded N
many drug stores. owe their efficacy
almost entirely TO the caffeine and CO.
caine that enter into their composition
Samples of several of these so-called
.'tOnics" have been bought in the open
market by DR.. Wiley's agents and
there probably will be some surprises
to be made public once the chemical
tests are completed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-19

hard pressed TO find both men and IL
ficers AT Annapolis the staff of in
structors is so depleted that it has
been necessary to press into service
some of the upper classmen to direct
the studies of the newcomers. The
war department faces a like condition
in the coast artillery service, for which
branch it can secure neither the neceS-
sary number of men nor officers. \
large number Of guns and much eX-
pensive coast defense material is lying
idle at the present time because the
government cannot find men to man
the engines of war For the same rea-
son the new bdttleship Vermont is not
being fitted out. the navy department
being unable TO enlist recruits fast
enough to equip the newer navy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-19

In these times of piping peace bot h
the war and navy departments are
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-19

In Fresh represented
BY all Of which NNOL
made which
| md the vauab medicine cxuahveS
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Feb 14-Lond0n sugar heets were
fm and rather deager. al S. I0isd.. for February
and March Worlds visible supply Is csbled ar
3759 900 TONS against 40200o0 year The local
raw market was quiet but steady and unchanged
a. with centrifugal s5-fsst quoted al ls-S2a3 7l6
muscoyado. sstest l5l6a3: moiasses sugar ss-test
II-l6ag7s. refined sugar was steady and fairly ac
tive with prices unchanged and the net basis IS
as less ] per cent cash for granulsted-
BUTTER Receipts. 5.a6l packages. extra cream
eTy was advanced J. 10 %. with the market holding
firm
EGGS-Rulsd steady at 81 for Western frsts.
NAVAL STOREs-stock rosin s2@ barrels
Spirits turreutine SO tar gi5 barrels. business IN
spirits turIeniinc quiet, al ia for machine
made barrels. Rosin was firm. az A5o28D. for
Common to good strained. and TAR held firm at S.z9a
$50 for oil barrels
MILL FEED-Steady but quiet; spring bran, in
l0)-Ib sacks 2io9, middngs, 2 .; city bran. ZOO
Western red dog. SIS.
FLOUR-Steady. but trade qNet spring patents.
4l5a465 spring clears. 350a3s1; Wln-er straigats.
35oa365: winter clears. 3loa3.3. Kansas. IN SACKS
patents. 375aio9; stTsights- 2Slas!0; clear. iva
a5
RYE FLoUR-Fim. moderate business at 2s5a
as
CORN MEAI.-Steady. fair demand; kiln dried,
for export. 27oa275; coarse meal, in bass Lo9aLlo
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Quiet, At Z2oazj.
HAY-Choice Ia fair request, receipts LOB tons
mime tirnatlsv. 10. No ! 10. No. p GaIe0. No.
8 Slas5: straw light trade. long rye, eoa5o.
BEEF-stronE moderate business: family. liSa
$50. packet. ll.5oal25e.
PoRK-Fair demand; mess. E5oaI95; family.
Il 0oaIs0.
TALLow-Fim. but quiet; city quoted at ga
57s IN h0ESheads
IARD-InactiTe, prime Western. 1913; city. 962'4
refined continent l05o; South American. 100; re
fined Brazilian. in kegs ZOO; city stearine, Il;
oleostearine dull, city. il7s; Chicago, ia
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-Faucy country roll selling well; prices
sTm. Creamery, fancy 3izaS5; Co. Western hTsts
Sass: d. seconds, 25a27 process. fancy. 21sa26;
do, fair 70 good 22a23; dary. choice 22aZ5: do,
good. zap: store packed. fresh. l5al6
CHEESE-Alarket unchanged. New York State,
factory large, 1fzal5; do. small. l5al6; summer,
large l2i5al5; Western factory new, choice, nal2i
do. fair 70 good l0all; Virginia. 10.
EGGS-Reccipts liberal and market weak. Near
BY fresh Virginia. = West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia q; Tennessee "a; North Carolina. . to ~
LIVE POULTRY-ChOice stock scarce and market
strong Chickens. large. Per pound, Is; do, me
dunn Is do. small. l6. hens 10; ROSTERS. Z; ducks
large lial5; do. small l2al3: geese. Sail; turkeys
toms. Il do. hens. lial5; keats. l0s12
DRESSED POULTRY-Receipts liberal and mar
ket steady Turkeys, undTaWn average l6als; choice
hens. Has: do. thin. 10; old toms Is chickens,
spring large. lss6 do. medium. Bal6; do. broilet5,
l5als; hens, choice, 81 ROSTERS, s. geese, loal2:
ducks. l5aI6; capons. large. Ha1s; small lial5.
DRESSED MEATS-Caiyes. full dressed. eco;
heads Of. 900 hog-dressed calves, s09as. 50
hams, county. sugar cured. 125s; hogs. small and
neat, pr cwt, eco; do, MEDIUM, $50 do, heavy,
100
GAME Receipts small and prices firm. Quail.
per dozen. 255a4O0 squirrels each. 5as; opossums,
each 25a5O.
VEGETABLES potatoes in fair supply and
market finn Sweet and yams quiet. Potatoes,
home grown, per barrel l5oal75; do. per bushel'
49a5G. do. Virginia and Maryland. per barrel LS9a
LIS; sweet potatoes. l.50a200: vans. 75aL03. cab
bage home grown per 100. 40Oa6.O9; celery, New
York. per bunch Soa5oi cucumbers. Florida. per has
ket 20os2.50; onions, Bermuda, per crate. LSai-50
do Maryland and Virginia per barrel. L75a2O0 do.
Ohio. l-75a20o
GREEN FRUITS-Apples moTing well. prices hrIn,
York Imperial. 200aS.00: Ben Davis. 20oa25o; wine
sap 25oaS00; fancy table fIuit 25Oa3o0: SPY. Z50a
300 gTeening 2ooa325 loose packed, L0oal5o. Grape
fruit 240aL0o PET box; Jamaica, 40 per barrel
Florida oranges 30a3 80 box. California navel, S2oa
SIS. CFanberres. 25osSO9 box. Grapes, per basket.
i2ais. Bananas, 59aL25 buneh- Malaga grapes. 5ooa
500 keg. Lemons Za3 Is
DRIED FRUTTS-Recepts light and market frTn.
Apples sliced fancy 4za5; do. sliced bright 4s4s
cherries. l2al4 vhoItlebeTries. l0a2i rsspbeTies q
as
Hay AND STRAW-T Timothy. choice new. Is sos
1890; No. J. new, 1900; No 2. new. 100; mixed
hay l30Oal600 clover 120oai500; straw, bundle
IL O0aI2O0 rye machine thrash 20; wheat, rs
GRAIN-wbeat choice. 74a75; fair 70 good, ssa72
ordinary 5oa55 rye 50a52 corn. shelled new, white
Sass; yellow Sass: ear, 220a3.0o; oats. Western
white No 2 35aS9 mixed. 35s37,
WOOL AND HTDES-wool, washed. free Of burS,
per b. 35a37; do. unwsshed, free Of burs. Es2s
do bury 25a2s; hides. green. per b., II; dry, l5a
II; sheep skins green, each Soal.e0; do. do, dry
each 25s75; calf skins. green. each. loosL90; musk
rat each sOs2; do, black each, 3; d. kits, eacs
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Chicago, Feb. H.-CATTLE-Receipts. 100: esti-
mated for tomorrow 800. Market l0c higher.
Prime beeves. 575a7.0O: poor to medium. 4ooa5. CO.
stockers and feeders. 270a4S and hcifers, 29l
as Is: Gamers. L65a27O: Texans. 400a475
HOGS-Rccsipts 1900; estimated fer tomorrow.
1900 Market SC lower. Lights 6.s5a7 l2is roughs,
Gs5as99; mixed 7.O0a7-15; heavy. 7G5aTl7lz; pigs.
6.25a6s5
sHEEP-Receipts, H. COO: estimated for tomorrow,
600 Market weak Native sheep. 2s0a5-O0; West
en- sheep 375a5 % native lambs, i55a76o; Western
lambs 550a72
New York. Feb H.-CATTLE-Reeeipts, S. Good
bulls, 46eaI To- common TO good cows, 23Da3 Is
dressed beef slow, at Tag per pound; fancy beef.
ga
CALVES Receipts. $40 Yeals steady at 5-5oalo 90
culls, 4O0a500 Nc bamysrd or Western calves
offered but nominally steady Dressed calves in
moderate demand at unchanged prices. City dressed
vesls. SAILS; country dressed. sails.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts. $500. Sheep
steady. lambs easier and slow; three cars unsoid.
Sheep 4Ooa55O 50. lambs. 7.5os7.s5. No choice stock
here. Culls 500.
HoGs-Receipts, $50; steady. State hogs and
pigs sold a. 7.50az.7A
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FREE DIsPENsARY MOVES.
Fighters of White Plague Take III
Quarters on H Street.

The Free Dispensary for Consump-
tives now situated at 926 F street
northwest, has moved to the new build
ing to be occupied by the Associated
Charities committees, 923 II street
northwest. BY this change the dis
pensary secures a location and dis
pensary rooms which, on account Of
added light. less noise, and close con-
nection with the committees Office,
make the place far better in every way.
Dispensary hours and work viii re-
main the same. Clinics are as follows:
Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday. and
Thursday afternoons from to 3
o'clock, and Friday evenings from 1880
to $50 o'clock.
The Office Of the committees on the
prevention of consumption. improve
ment of housing conditions, and sum
mer outings will move into the same
building the 1st of March Dispen-
sary rooms viii be in the basement
with separate entrance The office %
the committees will occupy the first
floor. and the second and third floors.
which are unusually large and well
lighted. will be rented as Offices.
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PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore Nd Feb. H-FLOUR-Aiarkst steady.
Winter extra. 2s0ssO5 winter clear 3l5a3Z5; winter
straight, 3.SOa345 winter patent. 375a3.90; sprins
clear 32Oa5 S. spring straight 355a35o spring pat
cut gos4 80 City Mills best patent; $50: City Mills
high grade patent. ass; City Mills hish-gTade
straight. Ll0; choice family 375: City Mills extra.
350a3 s.; Rio extra. 3eoaI0o; Fye -four. medium 10
choice. 340a3so
WHEAT-stock in elevator. $3.50 bushels The
market was duh and entirsy nominal. with graded
No red aaoat quotable nominaliy at 90 bushel
at the close Coed quality wheat is scarce and
wanted. Contract opened quiet: March 7s4s. The
market for Western closed dull: SPOT. February
slsaslf. Aarch. s2iz.
CORN-stock in elevators, 1,663.TI5 bushels There
were no receipts again TO-DAY, and the market was
therefore inactive and purely nominal with prime
lots Of white corn sioat quotsble nominally At d
per bush and prime yellow az 8A Ier biishel Con
tact opened steady March. D1Sa5g7s. Tie market
for Western c.csed firm spot. February, 09sa55s
April. 50isajo7s.
$500 Bushels: shipments from elevators, 1879
bushels New oats: White. No ?, 46afSls; do, No ).
s5as5ls; do No. T. l3af3iz. mixed. No 2 +szas4'
do. No. g. 42laai3; do, No. {. AlzSt2 tNote-
The above quotations refer to domestic deliTeTy.l
RYE-StOck in elevators. 1882 bushels; snip
mcpts from elevators, 5lT bushels. No 2 rye
domestic per bushel. s.; No. re. Western up
town delivery. per busIal Sass: No. rye tneaT-
byl uptown delivery. 6ls6e; Nc. 1 re. Western
uptown delivery. G.; No Tge nearby. uptown
delivery. per bushel 5sa59: bag lots. as 10 quality
aud condition 55as2: No. 2 Western domestic 'va
Il. No Q Western choice uptown. =.
RUTTER-AIsrket firm. Creamery. fancy u; DO
choice. slas3: do good. &a2o do, imitation. "a
q. do prints S3a3j do, blocks 5ias5; ncar-D5
rolls lsa22 Ohio rolls lsaZ) West Virginia rolls,
Isa9: stdrc-packed Ohio. l6alsi do. West VIZ
eiuia leaIs: Maryland Virginia. and PennsylFania
dairv lrints Isa20 renovated. Z1a26. N. B.-AboEe
quotations are for wholesale lots only established
by the Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association
Jobbing lots sell higher
EGtss-M Market easy. Maryland, PENNSYLVANIA and
rcar-by frsts los of. per dozen 3; Western hrsts
loss or . Vest Virginia hrsts, loss OF. q guinea
eggs 10all; ducs cGgs e.
LIVE POULTRN-The market is finn Chick
ems. old hens. heavy per b.. Is: do. small, Is
do old ROSTERS. each g5a5e do., young, good TO
Choice Is; do. young, large and rough, .. ducks
puddle large l5aI5; do, small. i4al5; do. mus
I co.ey and mongre Halls; do. brakes. EACH 3la4o
/ do white pekins Is geese. Western and Southern
/ IiaI2: do. Maryland and Virginia. Y; do, ken'
Island Der H.. Il, turkeys, hens, IL do YOUNG
gobhlcrs IS. do. old toms, a. pigeons, young. iei
pair. l5a2B do. old per PAR. p; guinea fowl, Old
/ each. %; do, young. each. .
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-15
AWARDS BIG PIPE CONTRACT.
Southern Pacific Plans 4OO-MiIe Oil
Line in California.

Pittsburg, Feb. 1.-THE National Tube
Company has been awarded a contract by
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
for 400 miles of eight+nch lire pipe for an
oil line in California
The demand for pipe has become so
great that the tube company is arranging
to start up its Youngstown plant, which
has been idle for more than a year. It
IS expected 10 have this plant in opera
ton by March l. or before and it viii
give the National Tube Company an addi-
tional output of 5000 tons of tubular
goods a month. Other large tonnage is
pending. which viii require thousands
of tons Of plates. and which will likely be
placed in a short time. The mills that
produce pipe and tubular goods are con-
gested with tonnage. and the men are
working overtime on the rush orders.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BE- Dick Bros. & Co. mem
bers % the New York and New ORLEANS Cotton tx
changes. lu3 Il street northwest Phones main
6iia-sfll
New YORK Feb. 1.-THE cotton market was dull
to-day with a continuation q liquidation IN March
which was taken advantage q y professional bears
Liverpool as usual showed reluctance TO follow the
decline. and displayed more or less resistance 20
h,arish attacks There vas little news and the
selling seemed 90 De- scuafed b. til theOr that the
market vas too duh % De advanced. Tie move
meut continues On a liberal scale although shows
a decrease compared with last week. Southern SPOT
markets we're quiet and unchanged. Port receipts
were estimated az 20 90 bales against 1909 last
year Exports were a ~ bales.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Demand for choice cattle good and al arrivals
promptly placed al fun quotations
CATTLE Extra. per CWt. 5Z5a5 81. butcher. Goa
l50; common. 250a300: rough. L5oa2.0o.
HOGS-Per cEt. grOsS. 7.25a7.S5; ordinary, s.50a
10
SHEEP-CGpped 400: common. 25oa300-
LAMBS-Ch0ce, per ID. Ta7's; medium. 6a7.
CALYES-Prime, FER h., 9asis; medium, sss1.,
grass, ia4ls-
COWs-Prime, fresh. each. loOoa5o.oo; common,
each q. O0aSO %; old and dry. So1al0A
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Feb. H-NIoney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at per cent: highest 6
lowest, 3; closing. per cent. Most Of the loans
were at per cent.
Time money was offered with comparative free
dom, and a fair sized business was done Rates
SASH per cent for all maturtes from sixty DAYS o.
four months; 5'za5A per cent for i've and six
months.
Mercantile paper continued IN light demand al
though offerings were quite plentiful Rates 6a6I.
per cent for sixty TO ninety days bills receivable
6a6Is per cent for four 10 six months choice single
names; 6iz per cent for others.
Call money IN London. 4lsa5 per cent.
The Bank Of Engand's discount rate was left
unchanged to-day at 5 per cent
Sterling fell Z. To AS435 for demand bills early in
the day under heavy offering Of stock bills but be
fore the close rallied 10 points closing at 4S45 for
demand
Rates for actual business closed as follows: Sixty
days 4e030aiS035, demand 4s4l584S $50: cables
4S520a4 s525.
Commercial bills were 4.75Ssa4slss
The supply Of cotton bills was moderate
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VIII Build Rolling Mills.

Pittsburg, Feb. 1.-THE Carnegie Steel
Company has announced that it viii build
two more rolling mills at Clarion. with a
combined capacity Of 10O, 600 tons annually
This announcement is made on the heels
OF the completion Of the Clarion cOnnec-
ton of the Wabash Railroad, a connec-
ton which cost nearly SOC. 600 part OF
which was paid by the Carnegie Company
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veterinarians VIII Celebrate.

on Saturday, February %. the United
states COLLEGE Of Veterinary Surgeons
will hold its thirteenth annual banquet
at the Riggs House. An elaborate
programme has been prepared and the
list Of speakers will include a number
of known members OF the profess
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only, however. is It Sfaet that Union
Pacific is not distributing the receipts
from its investments up 10 the handle
but the companies from which the receipts
are drawn are pursuing conservative
policy in regard to dividends. so that there
is really a double margin Of safety.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call. II O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction. 10 az 1921. I az li2ls.
Washington Railway and Electric CON-, 10 az Ss74'
% AZ f0
Washington Railway and Electric pfd., . at So,
3 at Is
McTgcnthaler. 10 at 2o2a. 20 at 2)27s, 10 at 03.
f.ars,on. 100 at 1919, 100 at i5is-
Greene Copper 100 at 3l%
Riggs National Bank. ! az 625.
After csl!-Washington Railway and Electric pfd.,
, at sJiz
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-15

The will of PeIeg Edwin Dye, dated
February 5. 1908 was filed for probate
yesterday. Mr.. Dye died January %
last. and left everything to his wife,
Lizzie r. Dye, and named his stepson.
Raleigh Sherman, of this city, execu-
tor of the estate
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Doing business on Business 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
TO the printing of a wide-awake
and clean newspaper. 1t gives the
advertiser results because it has
the circulation.
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S; skunk. each 2salS0: mink each. 2Ooa40o: rabbit
skins each. lalAs opossum each. lesz5; raeeoc3,
each. 25a99 fox. red each 1OOa258 do. gray. eaen.
51aT5
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy Charles G.. Gates & Co,
members New York Stock Exchange MUpscy Building
Sales to noon. Observation-Disclosures I6,IO0
Total sales .................s 14,90O
Call money. H., 0; low, 3s4; close, "a.
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Quotations are furnished by f. r. Chapman *
Co.. members New York stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Gilman. manager. 1901 street northwest
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by T. +. Chapman s
Co. members New York Stock Exchange g. Bowie
Chapman manager. 1901 street northwest
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-15
Hiehest Returns to Investors

With safety 20 principal guaranteed by first mort.
gage deed Of trust notes on Washington business
property. Several notes. 5000 each for sale, paying
s per cent net 10 investor. Smaller notes resi-
dence property.
HEISKELL & McLERAN. lo0s st nv.