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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-05-21
Want 49,

= U4UJWUs0 WA11IN0 4AA1,
wAlsr ll4Q.
4 pattern Of this skirt may b. had in
stx sisss-krom - to q inches waist meas
uro. Tho waist pattern Ii in seven sises-
from q to - lnche bust measure. Send
10 cents each for these patterns. giving
numbsrs (4lQ, llloD. and they win b
peomptly forwarded to you BY mail.
u more popular; owing to its agree
msnt with the .clapsicism that prevails
In. dress. The woman past the first
brINiancy Of youth should know also
that diamonds are less. becoming to her
than, pearls. and emeralds unless her
hair, be, white. and then she cannot do
wrong In choosing diamonds for her
earS.
The costume illustrated may be made
Of cloth, linen, piQue or any material
with considerable body. The back gore
Of the skirt and girdle are a in one,
which u 4 feature OF the spring mod
els. The waist u simple and car be
faahioned either with buttoned leg q
mutton or shirt waist sleeves.
1. JUDO CHOLLET.
THE PREAcAER's cLucklN' HEN.
Our preacher had . cluckin' hen
That sot an sot m sot.
He ducked 'er. tied 'er. shut 'ev up,
And still It mattersd not.
A. last he turned her out to Craze
Within the old ch~urchyard
He thought ned stop ner settin' craze.
!. Her m0ther hove retard.
Dus Biddy winked the other eye
And flew into the church.
The pars0n hunted low and nigh,
A. last gave up the search.
There In Q quiet. darkened spot
Behind the preaching stand
That slick Did hen just sot an sot
An cot to beat the band
O1e Sunday morning sweet and fair
We all sAt In u pews
~ pastor rose with solemn air
TO proclaim gospel truths.
NY subject II The Faithful Hem
Will oomo one close that door,
ooGt mark the text when you get homA.
Its Luke I'LL. -"
New, Just the very night before.
Those chioklets broke the shell,
- Nanny Hen got awful mad
Whon preacher CAV . yell.
Ard when b stamped and clapped his
hands
10 get In extra ticks
That old cluck quick concluded
He VA up to his old tricks.
With Q sQuawkin' and q 1appin,.
She dew over parsons chair
And lit u on his bald spot
And started on . tear.
Thu sermon and the feathers few.
The sisters tainted dead.
I While thai old cluck scratched up his
Iac0
Liz m old garden bed.
! tn not repeat all preacher said
When from his faint ne awoke.
TIL simply warn you. when ne calls.
Cut OUT Ill chicken Jokes.
q A Il
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12
local PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-cresmery, fancy. SisSz: Western hrsss
zsasI: secouds a5sZ7: process fancy za3s; fair to
sOod. Las; daiy. sbOios. issis; god. Is; EsOrs
PACKED. fresh. e.
CHEEsE-Nsz Eork sats fancy. Isrz,. 81; %.
snail, Is
IVES; Virginia and Southwest Virginia, 2; rennss-
sec 3: North Carolina 2
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. I7sls; hens, IsaH;
ROSTERS. e. ducks. large. l2aIs; do. snail IssIl
geese Tas. do. fancy. leal2; TURKEYS, toms Ban:
do hens % turkeys thin. T.: keats. lozIa
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys choice. uDdravn
hens. Dab: do. average. undraWn zza: DO. thin
lgss-Ig: chickers san. czp0us. 7-lb aTrrzge ZIa2
do snail. isseo; hens laa5s ROSTERS. sss; ducks.
Isai5. rress. llal5.
DRESSED MEATS-Cslvss. fun dressed. Il; do
beads OF. u: hcs dress calves. %; hans, countrJ
sugar cured l2zIi: hogs snail and neat per
czt.. 7.Doz7S; do, medium, ssssi-oo; Do. hesTy.
GGME-ouan. fancy. 25aa51; do, snsn. zosa
80. squirrels. each sas; opossums. each. 2sD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. homegrown. pr b;Is
6sso; per bbI-, L75z2oo; Eastern Shore per bbl..
L75s2o; sweet potatoes. per Dbl. 2oosz5e: yams
per bbl I5ez2 %; carrots - Dbl. L2saiSe; clcun
beTs Der has, L9oal5o; cucunosr piekles. per baS
SAILS: cabbage. Per Dbl. Looal-5o: czuEhoveE. per
hbl goa5 %; csIeTy per doz., stalks 5aso; onions
l. sezl.so: Ohio. per 3D.. L75s.oo; pumpkins, pr
Dbl. sOz7s: squash Der Dbl. T5alI5: lettEce, Flor
ida per Dbl. LSoz18
GREEN FRUIT-OTzngss. Per box. 5Boz5ao:
Frsps fruit. PEI bon. SooaAoc; apples. knE pr
ebl,; 5aa15o; YORK Imperial parked. Lcnsl %
Ben Davis. pscked. 55ozLz5: Tins sap. packed
a7saL50; A15e1zrie Pippin, 40aS0; sod to
prime 2oea3eoi poor to far LSoa2e0; ope1-kcsd
barrels, connon 20 good. l-0o2L5, fancy table
fruit. 25Oa3s5: cznbeEr5es. Cape Cod. per bbl,
TVdzS50. Do. peT standard crate. zoozzz5 pine
apples. Florida. Per crate. Socz4.A
DRIED FRCITS-Apples. st-ed. faocys &; o..
slieed bright, ~; cherries. ,: h.ckbsTrisa. 4;
uhoTileoeuieS. 10: EspbeTies. L
GRAIN-whszt. Southern. on grade. Locales ne.
ssse corr sheled white. s5s7s; DO, yellow sS-78;
zev. ear. 27ssA0e; cats, Western white, Ma y
5s.6O old mixed 55aS
HAT AND STRAW-Hzy. Western. No. !. La
H.ees No. 2. ESslz5s mixed u.oozizoo stsSEs
Rse. bundle. EocziAa; re, nachius thraSAsd. Nes
le-e: wheat. 60os65: cat straw. Der J01. aDosS s.
WOOL AND HfDES-WOoi. washed free Of bus.
per d, 5s2s; DO, unEashed. free q bsrs pr b..
g; d. burr. Pc. 10, I7sls hides. green pr 10.
le2ll: do. dry. 1sr h IlaIJ; sheep skins. green
each. 65z75. d. dry. ezch Zsso; calf skins. green
each. L2sal.50; Muskrat each, 5sS2; skunk. each.
Gals; mink, each. 25a4e0; rabbit skins each, /;
oposSum. each loaz5; rzccoon. each. asso: fox red
zach, l.ocz15o; do. gray each. EaH-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Al the tine OF the adjournment OF the
Washington Stock Exchange yesterday
IL had been determined by the governing
committee that it would hold the usual
daily meeting to-day. At that time the
bin making February p a legal holiday
had not been passed by the House OF
Representatives, and II was supposed the
banks would be open and the business
OF the day would go on as usual.
The passing Of the bin by the House
and the proclamation by the President
changes the situation completely
At e meeting OF the officers Of the
Clearing House Association, called last
night by Chairmsn Father, IS was not
aehnitely determined that the banks
would close. but IL vas decided later by
members OF the governing committee 70
close the stock exchange for to-day.
The most startling feaure Of the stock
exchange yesterday was the drop IN me
bid price OF American Grsphophone pre-
ferred from $40 a share 20 So, With no
lone TO buy It. Yesterday morning the
stockholders in Washington received
notice from the directors Of the COM
panv announcing that the usual dividend
Er0E the preferred SAuSh WoAiA +tDN -
paid, and this was probably the cause for
the sudden drop IN the stock
Washington Gas added some stout frac-
tons 10 the high prices OF the previous
lday 1il sold % shares from 7sit TO IS s-S.
Trading in bonds was fairly good,
washington Railway and Electric Is, and
Potomac Electric IS being the two issues
traded in
Traction stocks we're IN good demand.
though but little OF any Of them was
brought out
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company. in its annual report submit
ted 70 the Senate yesterday. corrects the
preliminary report transmitted on jan
luarF Z. which failed TO include the
estimates Of the month OF December, 1905.
The total receipts OF the last year
amounted 70 S1ls0-Sst-75 while the total
expenditures aggregated Si.o5s, 1924
The proceeds on the company's notes
and the amount secruing from the sale
OF capital stock amounted 10 Sl,40o. $50 s..
The revenue balance totsled So. sSl-52.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12
APPROVES TWELVE NAMES.
Board Of Trade Committee on Mem
bershIp Holds Initial Meeting.

The new committee on membership.
J. Louis wilnge. chairman. OF the Wash
ington Board Of Trade. met yesterday az
ternoon at the. headquarters OF the board.
organized. approved the applications Of
twelve new members. and attended 10
routine matters OF importance 10 the COM
mittee and the board
The applications passed upon favorably
by the committee follow: J. s Arnold.
Lyman z. Burdine. Orvine B Drown
W. E. Espey, Thomas Grant. Henry H.
Hazeu. Smith Hempstone. Henry A Ly-
ford. William e. shannon. William Mer-
GER sprigg. George W Weber. and John
". Yerkes
President J. H Small, jr.. has appointed
the following additional men upon the
committee on membership " C. Bald.
erston. J. NJ. Bird. F. Walter Brsndeu-
burg. Otto ]. De Mol. Andrew B. DuvalI.
Frederick a. fleming, Eugene c. Gott.
Christian J. Gockeler. H. c. Grove. John
NJ. Henderson. Frank z Gibson. John c.
Hodges. Guy h johnson. George R LIN
klns. Edward J. McQusde. Joseph J.
Noebs " /. Sansbury- a R Server. a
I.eftwich Sinclair. John Lewis Smith,
John J. Walsh. and Louis G. Wilson.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore Fen u--Whcst today vas very sra,
ID sympathy With coed demand from mflers. com.
easy; oats steady; ne. strons. and -four ve-y frm
WEEAT-Spot. contrast. Isl; spot. No. . res
Western L1S.; Febusry LIS; March, llsl1:
MAY. Liza; steamer No. red. LIN receipts.
~ bushels; Southern % gTzde, LI2sszl.isst.
CORN-Spot. contract Ss=sass1s; February. Ss5ss
s9i; May. ss7ss7eis steamer mixed. 6s5sss7ls: re-
esipts. ssl bushels: exports SSH bushels: South
ern white corn. 7os72 Southern yellow oorn. Esss.
OATS-stock in elevators. ls4 bushels; ship-
merits from elevators. 4ssl bushels. White Ne ?
56a5sis7 do, No. ; SHsssaz; do. Nc. 4, sszsssz
mixed. No 2 So, mixed. NJ ;, Sss5z
RYE-Srock in elevators. lss Sc bushels, ship
meuJs from elevators. 1.57s Bushels No. Western
we s.; Bag lots, as 70 quality and condition.
75sso.
FL0UR-wmteT extra. asOassa winter clear.
i.55ai70; winter Straight sSazssS winter patent
l0a520 s1ring clear. s2szsS5 spring straight e
s59; spring patent 5s5s5eo; City Nils best pat
ent. s3e. City Mills high-ETsde patent. 558; CITY
Mills higb-zrsde straight go; CITY Ms choics
family, 40; City Nils extra. 3soas.oo Rye -four.
Medium 10 Choice, Lz5as7. Corn neal. Per 100 lbs
sails
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12
NEW YORK MONET

NGW 1ork Feb u--Noney on cal At the STOCK
exchange today opened al p PEI cent: highest
u. lowest. ?. closing. 2 Most Of the DAYS loans
were made a. ~
The tine money narket was quiet and rather
easier. with little incentive 70 bo-70z Tine mopev
brokers reported that the demand was less ana
that larger proportion Of business vas being done
az the bid prices. Rates 2za2Ss Ter cent for sixtT
DAYS Esa3 for ninety days. FOR four months. ana
3a2ia for I've and six months.
Sterling TO-DAY closed strong. With rates fifteen
POINTS higher There vas q fair inquiry and little
exchanges offered Rates for actual business eose5
as follows: Sixty days. 4s5Isa4 SIS: demand $50
si.E2s; cables, AsTi5ss.s7ss.
Commercial bills we're Isl Tor ninety DAYS and
Asz4ss So Tor sixty DAYS. Flour bins were ~
for sixty DAYS: grain IS. The supply Of ersin
and cotton bills sss fairly good
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Ssw Tork. Feb. fl.-SUGAR-ThsTe viii be holi-
dsy in ne sugar trade FRIDAY LGncoln's birthday.
and the following Szfunday- Az london thu beet
sugar ms-Set vas steady. with February unchanged
other positions I'd higher FEBRUARY vas quoted
a. i1s March Al lnS I'D and May Al ios I'D The
ioczi market for raw sIg8r ruled steady. but both
BUYERS and sellers seem 10 Be resting. The TeceEt
liberal purchases % about 9o0oo bags hare about
cleaned I'D available OIerinZS Duty-paid Tgicps
were named a foIlOEs- Centrifugal. s. teSt, ISL !;
MuscoTado. g test, 81. and mola.sss sugar, 50
test- 2ss. Refined sugar sss quiet. 81. unchsased
Sith The net prices for standard graduated As
less ! peT o6uf cash.
NAVAL sTOREs-Tbere vas a armsr market for
spirits turpentine- At New York mschinerads
barrels were Quoted a. q sske6- ard AZ Savannah
t0ls vas Quoted Resin Vas steady and unchanged
with common 70 good strained quoted al 3Slz5-55
TER-2eceipss. go packages: Moderate de-
mand- Creamery extra. sla5lls: frsts. 8a0; state
dsiry. tubs. poor 70 fair, 2z2s
EfsGS-Receipts e61 Gases; easier. Nearby
white. fancy. ssssz do. mixed, fancy. 5l&SS; fresh
frsts. 2: do. seconds. 3laSliz.
MILL FEED-Firm, fair business. Spring bran,
lnIs sacks 70 srri-e E.ee; standard milling 20;
city bran. $3.50 N blIks Western red cog. g.oo. 20
arrive winter wheat bran. in lsolb sacks. Z.50.
OSTS-Stssdy bit duh Nc. ? white. 57lzs
80 No. ) white 5slzz57lz; No white. Slsa56i4 !:
No. mixed, 3, natural and clipped white, o.
trscs. 5ass
FLOUR-stropE. hiuderiug business. Spring pat
enfs. 5.aozsee; sTring clears. 4.2Sss1; winter
strzizhts 4eaSo9. eiesrs Asa4.Se; Kansas sraiEhts
II sacks. 5.1oz515; Kansas clears. 43oasl5.
RYE FLSUR-2fcre inquiry: 4los4R
CORN MEAL-Stesdy; fair dealings. Kin-dried
for export 3s5: ooarss neal in bags. LSsL5s.
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-Msrket duh and steady:
auoted sI5a2s5
HAY-Recsipts. 100 tons; steady. snail dealings
Prime timothy. s.; Nc. I. soas2z; Nc. 2 7ssso
70 ; s5e7e
sTRsw-Recripts. . tons: firm; light supply.
Long ne. lie
BEEF-stssdy: moderate dealings Family. l55a
lsee- packet 14ooalt-0.
PoRK-stesdy; .zsde quiet. Mes. E.ssl7.5O;
family. ls5oalsoe
TALBOW-Weaks; fair business. City. in hogs
heads.
LARD ruchsnged. Prime Western. go; city.
80. refined continent. 900; South American lbs;
-.zvs5 Rr7zif1u ksrS y IS
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12

The following changes have been made
IN the city post-ofice, TO take effect on
February is. Albert J. Xanten. from
examiner OF stations 70 foreman Of sta
Ton d: James B. Corridor. from assistant
superintendent OF registry 10 examiner Of
stations. W. NJ Barclay. from foreman,
az 81 100. to assistant superintendent Of
registry. az Sl.so8. E A. Heillg. assistant
superintendent or registry. promoted from
81 so 20 N.7ees. Louis E Barnard. fore
nan, promoted from SI.ye0 70 sl.sgQ
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Feb Il-ouotstioas as established By
the Baltimore Fruit ard Produce Association are
IS follows:
BUTT R-Creamer5. ianrT. pc- ID. Soa50iS ini-
tation. 2s2i: Maryland and Pennsyisazia rolls la
3; stcrepseked Ohio. lssIz. do, West Virginia and
Pennsylvania dairy prints I7zls
EG6S-AisFyland. PsnEsyiEaHia. and nearby frsss.
%: Eastern Shore. MARYLAND. and Virginia, %:
Western frsts. % West Yirzinis. =
LIVE POULTRE-Srring chickens. per %. lsal7
ToHgh and shsEzy. liaI5; hens weight. Ter 10,
lf&; ducks Per H.. ilsis- do white Pskins H.
Is; geese, per To-, ilsl5; pigeons. younz. pair.
lsza do, old, pair. Is; 7sinsa fovls. old. each.
.; do. young II lbs. and oEer each. .: turkeys.
yoanz hens, yer ID. p; young gobblers. per 10,
y; DO, snail and thin Der 10, llalz; old tons.
per ID. l6ai7.
DRESSED POULTRY - TuTkeyS choice. fat
yrens hers. TT H.. 1z42; do mixed. yosI1S and
old. l9aDs cd toms. iszl7. po0r 10 thia, pslL
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By ". 3. Hibhs Co, 4szn-
bers Of the Chicago Board a Trade. Hibos Build
irS IS Fife-uth street noTthTest
Chicago. Feb H.-Msy ~hest soid ta-asy n rev
hiEh trritorv al la eciirsing the record q -
ter,isy. sAoxirg a net gssn q ~ points O. the
day's transactions snd closing 8; the top he al
rsncc vas cue 70 hiEheT prioes n Liverpool snd
b;s de-naud b. commission houses Demand for
cash grain eTsr7Ehers m this cp-ntTy vas also
ball fac0r. Esriy IN the dsy aisy wheat sia ID
g. Ia, on a spur. which seemed 70 sstiSy the
most hopeful bulls. Thcn Tor good Part q the
session trade Va dur and prices receded- late n
the afturuoou amid the vilSest sathusisszn ard
excitement pricss took another upward turn csrTy-
ing MAY 70 J. Is ard luis 70 los
Corn was stes6y and duh
r.,ss -. --r s--ssr-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. W B. Hibbs Co.
members q The New York Stock ExehznSs. Ribbs
Building - fifteenth street northEesi
New YORK. Feb sI-Cotton lost ground today
under liquidation and pressure by local bssrx. The
apening was 70 points bsl0T last night. and
the market alnoS- immediately sold q ? 70 /
POINTS more. Then. after a slight r2Il- e-ices
ssCred OF again becoming weak II the cioSs
Receipts A. the ports were p coo bales against
Cos last week ard 2s.IE last yssr For the seek
lN 90 bales. against 5l.S5 last week ard lz7.-57
last year Receipts al SeE Orleans we're 51s bales
against ssz isst rear. ard al Houston lessa hsles
s-=iusr 80 i.-- -r-r
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12
REPORT ON SURVEYS.
Mai. Morrow Compiling Data on DIS.
triet Water supply.

An exhaustive report on the field work,
and the plotting Of field notes IN connee-
ton with the recent surveys and inyesti-
cations looking 10 an Increase OF the Dis
trict water supply is being compiled by
Maj. Morrow. engineer officer in charge
OF the District water supply system. Re-
port Of the completion Of the actual field
work was made to Cen Marshall. chief
OF engineers. several days ago
The act Of Congress. approved June So
1903. appropriated Sl00oo for the work, and
Il Is probable the report Of the engineers
viii be ready for submission 10 Congress
at It's next regular session, beginning in
December next. Mai. Morrow said yes
terday that water furnished the city for
the month OF January had been excep-
.tionally free from typhoid germs.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

ssIss-Rsrular cal. z O'Clock noon:
Washington Railway and Electric e. 900 al ga
Potomac Electric Power consolidated IS, 500 az
lo2ik
CAPITAL Trscticn. 10 a. *
Washington Railway and Electric common. . Al
e. % a; "a
Washington Gas. 5 At -. x at va. at 7ss.
MsrgenthaIeT . az 1gs.
Tnion Trust, ; at 80
Potomac Insurance. - e. z a. IL
After csn-Union Tr-s'. 70 a. 10
Washington Railway and Electro Is. S.on a. g.
s4o3s a. SIS.
Washington Railway snd Electric common. % AZ
o.
Bel Telephone q FernsJirEnis, AZ ~
roll0EInE are the ord snd ASKED 1Tic-s On yestsr-
days Washington STICK Exchange:
GAS BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Feb n-CATTLE Receipts. 500:
lower Prime hseres. 5.40s7eo: poor to medium.
Sa530; StocSsTS and feeders. zzR55e. cOEs ard
heifers 335a5S; Gamers l9oa3vo: Texans, s70zs7 70
EoGS-ReCeipts. 500; lower. Light slss6 %
rcuehs s9aas49 heavy, 62oss.75; mixed, seoss.1 -;
pigs 5l0s60
sHEEP-Rsoeipts. 1900; stesdy. Native ard
Western sheep 3saz5 %: native lambs, 55s7.75;
Western lambs. 5soa7.7s
New York, Feb. u-CATTLE-R Receipts. 80:
dressed beef in moderate demand; Liverpool and
London cattle snd beef markets steady
ALNES-Receipts, iss; steady; dressed vesis
steady
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rsceipss. 40; sheep
steady: lambs firm.
H0GS-Receipts. $50; higher
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12
n,Rrien ,Inde commf.sioner.

Gov. George L. Lilley. OF Connecticut.
yesterday appointed Matthew z. oBrien.
an attorney with Offices in the Colorado
Building. commissioner Of the state Of
Connecticut for the District Of Columbia
for the term OF FIVE years. air. OBrien
is the Congressional representative OF the
Prohibitionists. and was q candidate
against Liliey on the Prohibition ticke,
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cATTLE-Eztrs. per exs. s.ssss00: butcher, 4saa
go; common. 2oaz5N.
Hoes-Psr est. zuss, eaasss: ordinary. pr
ex1 ktlaS2.
LAMRS-Choics. Z: r1ediurn. s,saS.
EHEEP-Prne, 45saA5s: oonnou, a0s1z
CALTE-Prine, per d. ~; medium 71Sas:
TrzEs.
cows-Pri-ns. sresh. eaea. ssSas.ee; cuuncu.
E@sseN; CID ard d1. la@slzR
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12

Nez York, Feb iL-WHEAT-Higher hinoerins
trade No. / northern DUluth. 20 sr1Se. u,
No = nd T. O. b. Isss; No. :. hard New York.
T. 0. b.. q: No. / Mscar0ni. {. o. 3. Ice. No. I
Northern Manitoba. Z o. b.. l3A. Ne. Mani
toha T. o. B.. l2ots-
Exporters took 5 loads mainly Manitoba and
drum.
CORN-soa-x. checking trade Nc. : elevator.
70 arrive. ~: No. . 2 o. B., SPOT. Va No =
70 arrive. T. o b. zGz No. 2 yellow. Z. O. h..
gls: No 2 white T. @. b.. nominal
Exporsers took 5 loads
RYE-Figm No. . Z. O h.. S,1.
In the wheat market prices were a. a decidediy
higher plane Al times the market vas Somewhat
* -ited with a sensational Uptuu. which MAS a.
c-ib-d pa-sly % snail primary receipts, better
cables and 4 fair export demand
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12

Csckens. straight, y0aaz ~ -. l5ss. de- MIXED.
Yong and cd, BsiS Docks, chcice. fat, per 10,
lsai5 Geese. nearby choice. pr r. l-als tHrcns-
: lbs and over. psr b. naz; CO.. znAl and nized.
SAD: slips. per II. lfsia
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12
Wv YORK sToCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished b V. B. Hbbs & Co.
members Srv YORK Stock Exchange, Hsbbs Build
lng. = Fateecih street northwest
CALL sa0NEY-SALES By HOURS.
sI0neyt o.. "a. H., 21x; l., ~; CT. "a.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished ~ " B. HIbbs & C. nsn.
bers Mex YORK Stock Exchange, Hibbs Building
- fifteenth street northFest
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12
ocean Sfeamehins-

New York Feb M-Ar7iFss. oessHic, from S0ath.
anption, Febraary
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12
BALTIMORE sToGx KET.

baltimore. Feh u.-Fosloving are TIRE sales and
quotations on the uost active ssSzsitiss listed %
tie Baltimore Stock Exchange;
eaTEC
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. Feb m-GoTernnsnt bonds us-e IN
changed 7o-5sT
The Washington herald., 1909-02-12
TREASURY STATEMENT.

Trast funds held FOR the redemption Of
outstEndinE notes ald csrtifates:
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-07-15
SECOND GRAND PRIZE

The diamond offered as Second Grand
Prize will be furnished by F. S. CASE,
and will be on exhibition in his show
window during the contest.
The stone is a diamond of the first
water, and is of exceptional value on ac-
count of its being hawless and a perfect
stone.
A diamond is something anyone can
in either lady's or gentleman ring as the
winner may desire.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-15
WILL INSIST ON
A PURE BALLOT
DIRECTING BOARD OF LEAGUE
PREPARES FOR WORK
NEXT TUESDAY.
SECRET SERVICE MEN
VIII Be at Every Foil to Watch For
Crooked Wcrk--ReWards Of
fered for Evidence to
Convict Offenders.

The Directing Board of the Pure
Ballot League met last night to per
feet arrangements for active work at
tho coming city election They de
cided to have posters put out, sctti1g
forth the main features Of the law
governing the electcn, and ofe ing
rewards for evidence that will con
Wet any one VINO violates the pro
visions
The Board accept in good faith
the pledges made oy the cand dates,
that thcy will not use mOley illegally,
and they are determined to do what
ever may be necessary TO be done, to
keep faith with the candidates, FRO
tee ing those who obey the pledge
against any attempts to eyade it on
the part of others.
The Board will have secret serv ce
men at all the polls to watch for vio-
Iators of the law and they declare
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-15
WANT MAYBRaY
TRIED IN IOWA
PENALTY UNDER STATE LAW
MORE SEVERE-ALLEGE
SNlNDLER DEFIANT.
WON'T FURNISH BONDS
Even if Placed at a DoIlar--Dec ecares
Proceeding is Simply Effort of
Postoffice Inspector to
Gain Fame.

Des Moincs, Iowa, April 1i.-There
is some doubt as to whether j. c.
Maybray, one cf the alleged race
swindlers will be tried in the United
States court in the south as he has
been indicted In the state courts al
Council Bluffs There is a disposition
on the part of the Federal Officials TO
have the prisoner convicted II posi-
BILE under the state law as the penal
ty prescribed is more severe,
Maybray in an interview said he
would not furnish bond if it was
placed at dollar. Commenting upon
the Indictment, he said; TT is sim
ply a case of persecution and tho ef,
forts of a pcstoffiee inspector to gain
fame
With regard TO letters seized he
stated, There was not thing in one
of them that can be used as evidence
against me, and | defy the postofGice
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-15

although the military situation vii
require all the energies of the new
government for its successful hand
ling and the PRONUNCIATION of wis,
measures so the army may be place
on more satisfactory basis One O
the first acts of the government will
be to supply new officers to replace
those who have been rejected by ths
men. Fortr7ately, the new minister
of war. Edham Pasha, is generally re.
spectod and trusted and it is conf
IDENTIFY believed that he will succeed
in restoring order.
The rising has resulted in the COM.
plete obliteration of the committee
of union and progress 57d its newspa.
per organ, while many deputies rep.
resenting the committee group have
resigned or remain in their homes.
The new cabinet held a meeting to
night to deliberate on the situation.
The grand vizer and sheik III Islam
arrived at the porte this afternoon
and were cheered by an immense
crowd that had gathered there.