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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-10-15
MARRIAGE Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been Issued since the 7th: Jas. B.
Martin and Miss Alice Parker, both of
Bucklin. Geo. S. Colver and Miss
Emma Hamilton, both Of Cave. E. L.
Leeper and Mics Lily NJ. Higgins, OF
Syracuse. Blanch A. Churchill and Earl
Young and Floyd Thomas aad Miss Rose
Courtney all Of this city.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-10-15

The masons are trying to arrange to
have President Porflrio Diaz OF Mexico,
present when the big class Is taken into
the Shriners hers next month. The
president will be passing through at
about that time and It is understood that
he will arrange to stop here II possible.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-10-15

The colored voters of Dodge City Or
ganized a Taft and Sherman club at a
meeting held on last Saturday night
The meeting was hummer, and this
club is one of the most enthusiastic polit-
ical clubs in Kansas. Another meeting
will be held next Saturday night.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-10-15
Christian Science Services.

The Christian Scientists will hold
services on each Sunday at ll:00 O'Clock
at the residence Of Mrs. Fred Peterson,
on Third avenue, one block west and two
north Of the Carnegie library. Subject
for next Sunday, "Doctrine Of Atone
ment'.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-10-15

Next Monday Garden City will cele-
brate, by breaking the ground for Kan
sas- Colorado company's power plant,
and holding a general jubilee. The
Dodge City people have been invited to
attend the celebration. The bonds fol
the electric road carried 10 Finney
county at the election held Tuesday.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-10-15
Would Mortgage the Farm

A farmer on Rural Route Q, Empire,
Ca, w. A. Floyd by name, says
"Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured the two
worst sores ever saw: one on my hand
and one on my leg. 1t Is worth more
than its weight in gold. | would not be
without 1t If had to mortgage the farm
to get It," Only ESQ at Palace Drug
Store.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-10-15
Given for
Laughing Purposes
Only
The Comedy that has
made Millions Laugh 4
First published Oct. is, 1908.
PUBLICATION NOTICE

Department of the Interior, Land Ofice at
Dodge City, Kansas, Oct. Is, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Bert Pettijohn,
Of Dodge City, Kan, who on July LIST, 1907,
made Homestead Entry No. s0lsl, serial No.
0l5O5, for NEk Sec. IS, twp. 25s, range 26w,
9th p. NJ, has filed notice of intention to
make final Communication proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before
the Register and Receiver of the q. g.. Land
Office, Dodge City, Kansas, on the 26th day
of November. 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: DenHis Fl.
Connaway, Sherman II. King, Jacob Vance.
Robert K. Snyder. all of Dodge City, Kansas,
II II. MILLIKAN, Register.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-10-15

White and Miss Mary Thomas. The
young couple will make their home in
Dodge City, where they have many
friends who will congratulate them and
wish for them a successful happy life.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-10-15
HIqqins. Leeper.

E. L. Leeper and Miss Lily M. Hig-
gins, both of Ryracuse, were married at
the O'Neal rooming house last night,
Judge Preston officiating.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-10-15
AK for the Hsdaa Post

A genuine hand made cigar, made from
the best qualities OF tobacco. There are
not many cigars az good, and none bet
ter. Dodge City Cigar Mfr,
Dodge City, Kansas. II
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-10-15

II is understood this afternoon that an
other attempt will be made 70 90 deep
or at the present prospect gas we'll, work
to begin at once.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11

y ODD zines neuen 9ieb.
ifablS ii err ii b'r t.-Scnrp Sci.
ner BON Nr. 2230, 6rcbcrid Ipenue,
iinb BERNARD Stcincmonn bon 9tr.
1884, @eIt ErattItroBc, meld)e lid am
Gonncritog Dor &obi Stanley III Ger
iiibpcltlifen Eoli5eiitotion ouf Die
Mnidulbigllng bcs ongcbllden 2ieb-
Iiobls bon finn 9icr-Hobrelt 81 Der.
%ontiporten botter, itonben geItcrll
idon mieoer an ocriclbcn Stelle un-
ter Der anidr,loiguna, angeblid 5mei
Iiciiing .6langcn, Gigentbum Der
.Soutbern Cloth 60" bon Nr. 800,
srebcrid apemte, g~eitoblen ST. boben.
@cioe geItanben, in Die @erfltotte Der
8eieaihnit eingebroden su lein uno
BORT bic Meiiiugtbeile entlperoet 81
hnbcn. Sic mlirbcn MN ulld) filr
biclc Sbot Dem 6erid)tsperfobrell
iibrriuicicn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
Sin i~trcngcS llrtbcil.

Noli5cirid)tcr 8ronnon id)idt oic Ne.
qcriu Glconorc @6itc ollf iiini
Sabre iu'S @eidn9niB. - Sattc
tbGtIid)cn ArtgriiI ouI ohtid6rlgcn
&nabcn b%cgurgeu. 9un0 i'm
ont gliibcnOcn Glen felt.
10 3lnn eritcn WtoIe luGbrcno Icincr
IongiGbrigcn AnltS5eit nlS Eoli5cirid)-
ter bat geitcrn Hihter @rannon cine
iiinii1briae @efdugniBitroic Der.
bGngt. Gie Neacrin 2conore @btte,
80 Sabre alt, pom lr. 3t4, Gbeitnuts
ltroBc, crhiclt oieic Strnie megct
tbGtlidcn Nugriifs orlf ocn odtiGbri.
gen Scnrp Seoin, Der nit icincn 81
term IN Nr. t67, GbeltniltItr., luobnt.
Ger 8nobe be5cllgte, un0 lcine Mus
In0cn mur0cn BON onoerGn 3cliget
bcItGti0t, bob Die Hcgerin i'm uu0
eincm on0ercn 9tegerfnuben Giscreme
uno allden bolen licB. Sic lodte i'm
Damn III oaS SouS, idloB Ole Sbiirc,
fncbcltc un0 %iciiclte oaS &ino mo
bonO boIIelbc idIieBlih an aliihen-
Sen Glen feit. Ger anabc 5eigte ais
9cipeiS 9ronorpunOcn om Arm. Sic
YoIi5iitcn Nder mo Slipbont per.
baiteten Die NegerinL nohbem Der
anobe nod 5ueiItiinoi9er @eiongel.
idoit nod Soule 5uriidgetebrt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
Sotte 5u piel bes Butcn

Sotte 5u picl oeS 8uten.
6ront 6, @eIIet, elm @irtb bon
Or. 2i0l, SIt.gioole.S trobe. icbtc
an Gonncritog slbenO Die Eoli5ci ocS
norOoitliden GiltriftS in glornl, in-
Dem er nod DEM StationSbolls teIe'
pbonirte, Dab CT i'm 5000 beralibt
luoroen iei. Ils Eoli5iit @eber mad,
leiner Wirtbid)oft fam mo cine lin.
terlltdung onltellen ipollte, farlo er
Den @irtb nngebIid) betrunfcu rno
IN m%iierubler 2al,nc. Wellcr erflGrtc
DEM 8Inirod, DAB er nidt beraubt
mor0cn ici, mo iiberidiittcte 0eniel.
ben nngeblih nit elmer 6lutb bon
Sbinlpiiuortcn. 2luf Die auiioroe.
rultg oes Boli5iiten, iid rubig SIT per'
bolten. luo i'm Der @irtb Elm, nit
ibnt oltf Die Stro6e ST fommelL 100
cr ibm Heipeft beibringen mollte.
3ics mar ST. uiel fir ocn Boli5ilten,
uno er brad)te Den aampiesluitigen
nod Dem norooItlid]en Stationsbaus,
no i'm Eoli3ciritter 2Iefpelpn ge.
tern nit $25 uno Soften beitrafte.
Nuf6 ericnreiien.-S n oen
0clhGitsrGimen Der Sonoelsfammer
feblen ouAcnblidlid piele befannte
@clid)ter, 0o cine game an5abl Der
Ntitglieocr sSerienreilen ongetreten
hoben. Douglas @plie lit in 6rant.
reid, 2oliS Miller lit ebenfaIls IN
europe, Senrp u. Seoerer I'M gel.
lomitone-Eorf, mdbreno oiele anOere
ilber oaS gauge 2onb 5eritreut iinb.
&iilfeperIan9t.- Die @obI.
tb0tigtcit : Organizations . @eiel.
idIoit bot bisber $685. fir Die @itt.
lue nit Z ainoern empiangen. Sails
nift 500 5iliammen gebraht mer.
ber, mllB hie 6anilie getrennt, itl,o
bic ainber bel Sremoen umtereebradt
lucroen. 9eitr1gc lino al ole 8eieI-
idlait Nr. 10t, @eitsS aratogaltrabe,
5u ieuben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11

CUR 3ioniiten Gonpcns
o II, neld)e gcitern slbeno in ut.
lontic Gitp beganlt ltno bis nddlten
Wtittipoh oolrert, rciIten geltern 5ubl'
relbe promineute 8oltimorer IS.
roeliten lpeldle iif iiir Die 3ioniitcn-
9%cpegung intcreiliren. Or. Sarrp
Srieoenwalo bon baltimore lit Er1>
fbcrt ocryu 5ebcrotim 99ii almcricon
3ioniits" INN miro borauSli6tlid,
ipieoer eftuGbIt ncroer. Sic Saupt-
periammlung iinoet am Sonntag
Ibert6 aitf benz neltcn Tier gu @tlol,.
tic.gitp Itott. @ci berieIben mcroerl
Die beo%eutenbiten 3ioniIten bes Gan.
oes 9nipraden baltcn.
6euermerf / II Hiner.Tiem 10.
= Bon jett ob miro I'M Hiper.8 iep.
Eorf 5neimol IN Der @ode 6cilcr.
nerf obaebronnt mcr0cn, unb eeitcrn
abeno uitroe ser Nniong oomit &C.
moft. Sig. @ilicppe 9lialo gob &c.
tern i'm Earf iciu Abidieos.Gon5crt.
an ieine Steac tritt Stgnor Marco
geiiela nit iciner f6nisIiben artiae.
ric.aapele, melfe oireft bon atlantic
Gitp bicrber fomnlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
.Scirnths Qiccnscn.

Gronf 6. Sebreoie, 90, @r, 1927,
Scott.S troBc, uno emma u. @eiS-
man Is.
George $. Senncmutt, 80, Scr. 934,
RiIton-Elocc mo goitb S'9rien,
Is,
Sorrp u. Ybiaips, %, unb Goitb
3. SorO, 10; NppIifont Sotporo g.
IbiQip3.
Mobcrt Z. Drummer, 81, eaicott'
Gitp, uno Goia 9tietbornmcr, %.
gnorclp s. 0irou, %, uno W'irnie
%. 8eoQbeg1r IS; applifont g..
Olipcr Moog, Ger. 17t1, 9%eIt.gpenuc.
George &. Toienoole, 20, uno Wln'
nic Sc. Morgon, IS; Npplitant 5be.
reia Yeodl, Nr. 22S, Siio 6ulton.ape.
Gouaro 8. 8obr, Is, uno 8ilbel'
nina SduIt, 10; applitant DITTO
@o6r, Nr. 23t7, Oit.9ioole.S trnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11

3icgclI it in 3 6ornitci II
bceuoet, - 4m @lepator Rr. 3
Der DN0rolidcn GentrolsYubn~ lit
Gin ncrlCr 3iCgclltein.S hornitcin er-
ridtet mor0cll, ser ard)iteftoniId aIS
Der id)onite Der Stobt all5uieben iein
oiirite. Gr lit rs Sub bod. am an-
lang nit cincu1 Iurdnelicr bon II
Sub ulO nnl Gn6c init einem iolden
bon 6 SUB 6 3oa. Iie Seine Gbinl,
,lep GonlpunD" bon Eittsburg uno
Chicago bate controftlih Die Grid.
ting bes ShorniteinS iibernommcn.
Ter oftipc 2citer oeS 0oltcs mar
6ranf Slntl. Terielbe engagirt nltr
0alttmorcr 3iegelitein.W olerer llnN
MIR llnionssW itglieoer 5i Scr arbeit,
lpelde in a 9l%rbcitstagen. ieocr al
s Stunocn gered)net. poIlenoet ml,r,
DC. obne DAB and rur Der fleinite In.
foil 81 per5eidnen gciueien mare. Gle
bel Dem Gou 6eriibtcn ,3iegeliteine
ltpur0en bon ben &cine'iden ;3iege.
leien in Eittsburg be5ogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11


9aa N6refnrrnas Gomite 0es 0e.
%iongperCinS ,9trion," beltebeno aus
Oen &trren t5ron5 SfmiOt, &or-
ii6er, Miuiom Stiibr ltno StGblein,
nobm geitcrn Nbeno in Geo. 6iIling'S
@cinlmubc an SIts9oltimore. StroBc
I'M @eiiein oe5 6inon5ictretdrs 8u-
ituO @%leid)muun ltno oes S6abmei-
tiers @eo. Sitting cine Heoiiion Der
@el6Gft2biidcr Dor un0 fano vi.
IcS IN better Oronttrtg. 3ugletd er-
CAB oieic Nbrehmlng cincn iebr er'
irculihen ~iinon5iellen Stano beS
Tcrcina.
9ooenicr @erein.
Der nN0oenier : @ercin" bitlt ant
Gonneritog BET Scrrn GarI Gang, 9tr.
1928, &ouicuitrabc unter Dem Dor.
libc oc5 Y~rdiioenten Gorl ~. gill ei.
ne &criommlung ob, III melhcr Die
Nbredmuutg ilber oos arebSeilen Dor.
Gclegt mlroc. TteicIbc 5cigtc eincn
glltcn llebcrihuB. Nus gnloB Der
9cnliibungcn oeS Serrn Gang INN oen
Gcrein nuroc ibm olrh Den Erdl'-
oentcn ciit goIocuc9 &ereinSob5cid3en
iibcrrcid)t, fiir oaS Der olio 8eebrte
nit bcr5lidcu Nortcn oolttte uuo
iciuc @Gltc SIT cincm SmbiB einlr0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11

EGHe sur Meiie in's Gnslanb Be.
iOrst 6. Raine, 0r. Alb, Ci'galti'
moreitrafe, maize Gxitum &oaie Ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
0ruecrie'n.
Groacf6ob - 6apettes Sirube.
81 Sab Mcbl $3.50.

Ffg..tN. ~ SGR Wfcbl H.S9.
$tss. Infer 81 ttncrpsibes 9ReH beutc
stul6en; fcine 9spii: p6er, Observation-Disclosures
ee'iut lnS mot y. O.t0. 9efdibt sic .ionHcR
retsnor ia,lsrs pip,cs piebcr abboten mo aeBcn
Siicrie, aus Der Sic sori6eiI 5ieben iolic G.
mo 200 Stuntps gratis. @
3uuBr eabnrr, 2 fir 2ot.
% 1000 feine iunee Niibndben, 70 lance mir
q fpeIbe bnhcn, 2 fir 29c. 92ir' ratbeit sud.
~ frfl9 5u %fontriet; ie iperocn mic I'M SGng,
~ bertbptnocn.
3aifee unb Thee.
@ 2 9fb.. Rio'aaffee Iiir zoe.
~ Ia Vfo. Santoss6affee tlr zoe.
~ " aio. Mlaracathustuffee fir 29e.
* 20 lH Sf0' SABA uH' w'O3a'adtiee fit
30 9fb. 4Oc. abee, zoe.
29 = 9Th, 6oe. 1bee fir zoe.
I'd 10 uraen soc. 3bee fit 29c.
Butter unS Gicr.
g II gtS; greqmsrn:snttsr 29i
20 IA Rib. 9Grrol'GouniD sGliier, zoe.
wv 80. Niilerine fit 29c.
20 20 trif6e Garroa'9ountp Gtcr. 20c.
Combination zoe, pcrtb 6Oe.
20 Y @ed pet Re- aartoifeIn. 2 HSnis Jun
20 : 2iid 9Gi6fetie, & ae6ren 3afermaiss,
% fup, lSadet Gnafer Corn 5iafes II. aanne
~ illeelibter Wtlb, Iues fir 200.
Combination, zoe.
% u 3ntcno triibc Garrou.9ounip, gicr
~ y Fto, boiler Creme adie, Stid 0afer'S
% 9boIo.aoe uuo 5laf6c aOof6ier. 29c.
& .. Sort Snrtpficln, 29e.
~ @rcber Norb nit eipu 2 BED erbBter
~ aarioiieli 29e. fir aarioffeIrt, &c. fir ben
~ Stprb. Nitt ieparat %oeIiuuft. ss
ectfe.
% etid OIeine. seif,. zoe.
~ z Gtiid bluue Seife, 2qc.
20 9 Siid @abbiit's settc,. zoe.
" Z Glide SltfWln'S Sctfe, 2yC.
zoe. capitalization.
y aroBe Niihle bette, reife frhierbirte
20 9%Snlaien. I yil4ie. eriiHe @obnen; 1 gilcie
g siniaboprcn. nno l.. erobe 8 VT: .Siitfe
g Bottom ad6oblcn fir 29c.; pofitio 50e.
~ fpertb.
% 8InnS s%srsIteten g,S'aaIIss. ! RIane
- ihb 1 Vhnie unaefiibtc eabne, aNeS zoe.
Yiaise Sabuer.
Grifh tuie cine 8ofe; ieIbii geftlahteie Siib.
ner, 16l4c. pro Ytlno.
10 @f6. Sad ftnccpcibe6 MebI, 29c.
@robe. %rolbrcife &ailcrmcIoncit. lie
@cibInhlete iuHge 0ibrtbcn. 23c. BIO.
6ri'bcS arabbenfIctid, t6c' Bio.
Grbeei6ob y SaDcttc. eirabe.
% FtS G6uorIamn!. 200.
y ~ Rfe. 0ad &tnotleii6. zoe.
~ 2 Rio. Strloin Steat, 2Se.
- a Ytb. Gbnd.ROnit, 29c.
81 4 Flh. YutsJieait, 29c.
- 3 RIO. COMPOUND. 29c.
20 4 Rio. aefaIScnes NinofIeifd, 2oc.
az .Ffo. S6weinetleif6 2oc.; NienicsS6tns
(Scrdi6crte Gdbihfcn. t3Nc.
6riit5e ODER geto4te St~speinsihuItcrn, 0Bc.
@errbcinier grpS.f
grobe 1amiliru.9asen,
Gusett,. e,raNe. burn bis sur 2eTtmaton.s trahe.
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q ch

@cgcn an9cbliher llebertretllng
bc5 Nobrungsmittels @cicbcs babcn
lid Charles Teoo BON Der 6irmo Is.
Hco0 & 60, Ger. 1870, RorO.
@recnesS traBe, mo q. u. Wcnefee,
@cidGitsfiibrcr Der nSoncof Giouio
Sulpbur 6ompunn" Rr. 3t6, Weit'
Sombnrb-S trobc, Dor Dem gun0e5ge'
ridt gu pcrnntnortcn. Heob lit ongc-
idrlbigt, angeblid) perfGlid)tcn Bud.
mei5cn ans Dem Staote aclonnt 5u
babcil, uno gegcr Welcfcc ifmcbt 81
Anifnnleigitn9, mgeblih Rrpnnftc
iciner Gompognie ltiht NIT Der &c.
icblid,cn Gillette pcricbcn SIT bnben.
Soiepb Gctrore lit in 5omion pom
Der shrflage. Uiid)ael @nlitccc errlor-
oct gu babcu, bonn Hittcr Duncan
frcigciprofen morben. @oIuccc murOe
ON ID. Woi iintcrbolb Sigblnnotomn
foot a%uigcfunocn. angeIo oie Sonto
Der Der angeblid)en Sbeilnabnlc oil
Dem Worb beiduloigt mar. muroe
idlon IN Der porigen @ode freige.
~laiiell.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. Feb. 7.-SUCAR-The Londoo marke.
Tor beet sugar was steady aud quiet and un-
changed. with February az l9s and March at l0s
3d. The local market for raw sugar ruled s.eady
and unchanged with centrifugal 98test st 375;
MuscoFad0. s3tEs1 az So and moiasses sugar s.
test, at so. Rafned sugar was steady and uu-
changed. with the net basis for grauulafcd $50 less
ucr cent fer cash
NAVAL STOBEs-Tbe entire market for naval
stores remained As last quoted with business Slow
and prices quoted at the following basis. Spirits
tupentiue. machine made barrels 55iz and az sa-
vannah. tm. az Sc. resin common % good strained.
$50 and tar oh barrels 45o.
BUTTER-Recerts, H.S5 packages Strong.
Creamery. extra. g.
EGGs-Rsceipts. 5s5l cases. Easier Nearby.
white. fancy, Sas2; Western frsts. .
MILL IEED-lues7s.ar; fair inquiry. Srriuz
bran. On is-pound sacks % srriEe. I75: middlngs-
$50 city bran. 9i50 ia bulk; Western red deg.
ao0 % arrive. winter Whsat bran. i03-p0lud
sacks, z80o.
OATS Strong: small supply. Elevator prices.
No white 5s's; No. white, $50. No. mixed,
FLoUR-steadyi fair inquiry. Spring patents.
Aeae0' spring clears, taa50; winter stniglts,
i51ais0. winter clears. lJj--.Eo, Kansas Isl sacks
patents. 5Z5a5.50; staishts. 470a5e3. clears. Asa
ace.
RYE FL0UR-2Iodsrate business. 4ssIS.
coax MEAL-Modsrate dealings. Ki.n-drisd Ter
export. 5}azSl5; coarse meal in bsgs. LS3al.3
BUckWHEAT FLoUR-rTade small; supply
small Choice Jfa
BEEF steaiy demand Family, lteaiLB;
packet 1lt0sl2D
rORK-Trade inactive. Mess, A0sli5. family,
l105dI-15.
TALLow-slov: unchanged. City, in hoss5eads.
S.,
HAY-Eeeeipts. 80 tons. STEADY; fair dsmsud
Prime tin4a,Ay. lnaL6; No. !, 95aLUs No. p
s1iaaql: No p Sass.
STRAW-Asrkct quiet and steady. Long re
65a7e.
LARD-Quiet. Prime Western. 10; city. 7lEs.
refined continent $40; South American SIS; re-
fued Brazilian. keE,. Job; city steariue. 50. cleo
stesrue weak New York us; Chicago. 7i4aTis.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-08
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Moore & Hill report the following sales:
To Miss NJ p Knight. for Mrs Sarah
r. Hallam. premises Z239 and 2241 Cleve-
land avenue. These are two six-r0om
brick houses, and will be held by the pur-
chaser as an investment.
To Karoline Christoph, for Mrs. J. p.
Hill. 1888 Riggs-street northwest. This is
a three story, ten-rUom brick with an
eighteen-foot frontage. The purchaser
will occupy the house as a home.
For A. II. Summers. 10 +. L. Corbin. the
property at 1011 Monroe street columbia
Heightsl. The house is a three-story, ten
room structure with a front of Roman
brick and stone The purchase was made
as an investment.
Fisher & Co. have just closed the sale
of the property at 1913 De Sales street for
Mrs. Mary II. Hautzenroeder to Charles
E. Stewart. The house is three-story
and cellar semi-detached building, over
looking grounds of Visitation Convent.
The lot is q feet front By 100 deep. This
is the fifth house sold by Fisher & Co.
recently on this street.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by Z. T. Hutton & Co.
members Of New Yuk Stock Exchange and Chicago
Board Of Trade g. Bowie Chipmzn manager, Ig1I
L street northwest.
Chicago Feb 7.--Whcat vas firm bslt dun ~
times. The opening was al a little decline on the
enormous Argentina exports. but the fact that Eng
ish markets were higher IN face of these exports had
considerable effect. and prices bC-au 90 uafk I'D
meeting little resistance as the market improved.
There were reports Of more cash blsucss az the
West 10 millers. Omaha reporting N0o00 Bushels TO
go to Minneapolis and Chicago reported 500 bush
els No. red az ia under May TIE highest premium
so FAR reported this winter Export demand was
Disappointing the orders NOT following the advance
Bradstregts exports were Father large bat Il Is uu-
deIstOd they IuClude a good deal n feed wheat
The cora market fairly active ard quite strong
during the morning. influenced by smaller receipts
better cables and in sympathy with wheat but was
duh in the afternoon Cash demand was reported dis
appointing while there were reports at somewhat
better offerings from the country on the advance
Provisions we're dull aud lowsy. influenced By liberal
live hog movement and predictions Of large February
The Washington herald., 1908-02-08
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday was restricted in
volume. and in some instances on de-
elining prices. The transactions amount
ed 20 $4,000 in bonds 100 shares Of Mitchell
Mining. which sold at 70 cents a share;
nine shares of Washington Gas. and
thirty shares of Capital Traction. The
last pamed sold at ll9 and us in frac-
tional lots.
The Bankers Association OF the Dis
trict. al its annual meeting. held at
Rauschers. contributed 500 10 the or
ganlza ton Of the bank clerks. passed a
resolution deploring the death o. George
r. Dunlop, and directed committee 10
consider the propriety Of appointing a
special examiner by the clearing house
to examine banks under lis supervision.
After the business session there was a
buffet supper.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Chicago. Feb 7.-CATTLE-Reeeipts 1900 Mar
ket steady. Prime beef. 5O0a61O poor 10 medium
5I5s4.s; stookers and feeders. 2s9aA60: cows and
hefeTs 255al6o; Gamers l75a250; Texans. Zeal 90
H)GS-Receipts. 1900. Market Sc lower Light.
42la4s5: rough, A2oa42; mixed, 62ias.s5; pigs.
35oaiE
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts. 1000 Market
strong Native sheep, S15a55O Western sheep. $40
a5.9; NJ tive lambs, 5.25a7O5 Western lambs. 5O0a
T5o
New York, Feb. 7.-CATTLE-R Receipts. 1850
Steers strong; bulls finn. higher; thin cows firm:
others higher Steers 370a5 s2ls; one car extra al
6lo choice fat oxen, SIS; bulls 350aLlO; cows. L90
a450.
Liverpool and London cables quoted live cattle
lover 81 blsal2c per pound. dressed weight: sheep
steady at iSalic, dressed weight and refrigerator
beef lower at 9lsc per pound.
CALY ES-Receipts l39 Market steady TO firm
Good 70 choice vesls, 9.00as7 Is. common Pepnsvl-
sania calTes, 2i5; Indiana, fed. do 40la4 20
Dressed calves steady, city dressed yeals Sal2l Der
pound; country dressed, 7alliz
SHEEP AND LASlBS-Receipts $3.50. Sheen
nominal lambs SLOW hut steady. Medium sheen
40; lambs, 60oas.00; Culls. 40.
H0Gs-Receipts 7.27o Feeling firm; win sell
higher.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-08

Baltimore, Feb. T-FoloWing are the Official prices
for to-day:
WHEAT-Stock in elevators, 5i6455 bushels
Graded lots Of No. red aaoat nominally at s5ls
for special bin and IS for stock. Western spot.
February. s7s. Contract spot. February. So; March.
IS April l00 MAY. IG2
CORN-Stock in elevators. 2.lfl0ls bushels Prime
lots u white aud mixed com ahoat nominally at
e1aa6l, with &c of for steamer. Contract March,
@. Western spot February eos March. 6l'saslss
April SEA May, 81.
OATs-stock IN elevators. l52 9Ol bushels ship
ments from elevators. SOS bushels. White, Nc 2,
heavy, 55i3a56; do No. 2 light TO medium 5il6a55
do, No 8. heavy 5ia55; do No g. medium 53l6a
54is; do. No. 8, light. 52laa5359 No J. light to
heavy, 5la52' mixed. No. 3 52isaS3; do. No. g. 5lls
a52; No 4, 50a59Is.
RYE-Stock IN elevators 2l5S35 bushels: ship
ments from eleTl-ors, 80 bushels. No 5 Western.
saas5.