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Circuit Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH


No. 5ZS2 Macdonald Company VS. Miller iudg-
meut By default for SS9.7a ArJgmsys. Douglas *
Baker.
No 4S2S. Ball. Administrative vs.. Ua.tcd States
Express Company, bin % exceptions fled and time
20 file transcript extended. Attorneys, Baker.
SheeLy q Hogan Riusy a Woodland.
No. J-92 Brown IS. Philadelphia Baltimore
and Washington iiread. time 20 submit bin Of
exceptions extended. Attorneys, o.. q. Miller. G.
L. Baker. Z. b. Sheriff. and II. II. ObCW-Mc-
Kcnney & Flauner.
No. $3.50. Peters vs. smith, continued.
No 5l2C. johnson BrgLtwoCt Railway Com
pluy; judgment on verdict Attorneys. NJ. d.
Campbell and T.. H.. Patterson. J. Darlington.
No ilsSi Wagner vs.. Thomas, same. Attorney.
". Hufty-G L. Whitford
No 5N52 American Fruit Product Company rs.
senmes Kelly Company, judgment on verdict. At
c0ugvs Hamilton. Colbert. NGks & Hamilton
Douglas Baker & Sheriff..
No. BIAS Schubert vs. philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington Railroad Company; verdict for
plaintiff Tor So so. Attorneys, Lecde. Fulton &
Condolences & Flanugy.
Assignments for to-day:
No Zs6. MCNCul Vg kaufman Att0rneys.
BIncy & Ws0dard-Lambgrt.
No. $50 Nawter vs.. CAPITAL Traction Company.
Attorneys. Mathcr & McNlahou-Perry q Dunlop.
Nc. 81 Kemp vs.. Title Guaranty and Surety
Company. Attorneys. Poc-WsikCT.
No. Ice Ashhum Farm Dairy vs.. Magruder. At
tCmoys HAPPIER & Mcriliat and Atkinson-Jol us01.
No. 80. G0.man % al IS johnson 90 al. Al
toneys Brandenburg & BrandcubUrs-R
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Baltimore May 25.-WHEAT-Stock in elevators
55 6i bushels shipments from elevators 1891 bush
els Sales Of cargo Of 800 bushels q No 3 red
at IS per bushe and Of a small lot. by sample at
% per bushel. cargo Of steamer No. 2 red about
1900 bushels sold at 95'z Uer bushel. Sales. 400
bushels. No. red this weeks delivery L0l'a set.
Ting prices: For No. red. L0lh. No. 2 red West
Crn, LON steamer No. rcd, 95ll.
CORN-Stock in elevators, 3I3.i35 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 1884 bushels. Sales Of a
cargo Of No. , white were at 20 per bushel and Of
a choice lot Of No. 2 white at 7O&. Yellow corn
grade sold az 66IZ per bushel; track yellow corn
Tor domestic delivery at 67a67lz per bushel for car
lots on spot.
OATS-Stock in elevators. 2iO956 bushels: ship
ments from elevators. 556 bushels. White, No. .
20 weight. AZ. do. No. 3, TO weight 46a47ls :
do. No. g. as 20 weight 4p5ai5; do. mixed No 2
i6'1a4; do. Ne. 3. 45ifa4e.
RYE-stock in elevators. 235 bushels; shipments
from elevators. 1000 bushels. No. 2 rye Western
domestic s3asi: No. ; rye Western, domestic 77a7S;
bag lots 10 quality and condition. 7Oa74.
FLOUR-Winter extra 37Oa39O do. clear. asa
450 de-. straight f7OaAs5; do. patent 52la59O:
spring clear j.30a4.55; do. straight. 5l0a5S5; do
patent 5.35a5.60: city mills best patent 500; do
highgrade patent. 500: DO. straight $40; choice
family. SIS; do. extra 4.2oaifO. rye -four. medium
20 choice 425aijG; cornmcal per 100 lbs. L45al55
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CircuIt Court No. 4.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


No. 525s2 Abuer & Duly Company rs. Clarke
judgment by default. Attorney ". j. Keans.
No. 5l3l6. Hull vs.. Georgetown and Tsunallvtown
Railway Company, sealed verdict ordered. Attor
neys W. j. Lambert and X. Il. Yoatman-C- \.
Douglas and g. Z. Hoover.
No. UeE. Vanderoyr & Hochce vs.. American
Rose Company; Judgment Of condemnation. At
torncv. II. ". Whc8tlCy
Nos 1880 and 5Ola}. JaselN vs. Riggs National
Bank; time 10 file transcript further extended. At
t5neys II. W Wheatley and j. Il. Ralston-R
Il. Perry * Son.
Assignments for to-day:
No. 80. Ewing vs.. Chase. Attorneys Peuy & Sen
Lambert.
80. SO. Berman vs.. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. Lambert & Ycatmar-PcTry & Son and
Dunlop.
No, s'7. Mackenzie ct al vs.. Grouse. Attorneys.
Mather- Davis.
No. 81 Chapman We Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. BailCy-Pcry a SON and Dunlop.
No. 6l United States 90 use Powers Regulator
Company vs., Saaho-n 20 az. Att0rneys, Branden-
burg & Brandeuhurg-Fay. McKeuney & Fiauncry.
No. So. Brown ys. Staple. Attorneys. Earnest
Biucy & Woodland
No 53l. Freuud & Co. vs. Humphrey. Attorneys,
Peyser-Wauen.
No. 81. B0Ulua7iez vs. Commercial Truck Com
r1uy. Attorneys. HlrON-BakCr. ShCchy & Hogan.
No. 49, Wright rs. Anac0sJia and Potomac River
Railway Company. Attorneys. Gics-D0uglas &
HOVER
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TREASURY STATEMENT.
TRUST FUNDS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. May 5.-BUTTER-Rcceipts today.
1900 packages. The market ruled firm. Creamery
specials. %; creamery extras. 2S's creamery frsts
.; state darv. good % choice p: process specials
q; Western imitation creamery frsts ..
CHEBSE-BeceiDt5 to-day. 3262 boxes. The mar
kCt Is dull. State whole milk. fall. new specials
l53a. State whole milk finest new c1orcd. l4. 4:
STATE whole milk. finest white NA State whole
milk common. y, skins specials lZ4.
EGGS-Receipts to-day. 53093 CAGES. Enormous
arrivals for the past two days caused further weak
ness this morning. State. Pennsylvania and near
by hCunc,y. white. fancy. 26; State and Pcmsylya-
MIA brown hcuncry. fancy, 1'a; st0raggpaczed extra
hrs's. % frsshga,hered extras, -1 fresh gathered
extra frsts. Ii2-
MILLTEED-Q Quiet; firm for city. hut weak for
Western. Spring bran, ZlO. standard middlmIs.
800 90 arrive; winter wheat bran, IN lClpound
sacks. 20 arrive. 4.r.
OATS-Dull and unsettled. No. 2 white i6a46'1
No white 45ai5a; No. Z white. 4iaiia natural
and clipped white, On track, Hiss49l4.
FLOUR-InactiYe. but steady. Kansas straights
ASla5.l0. i'm sacks s0t, straghts 4.eja5lC. IN bar
rels; spring patents, 5.foa5.70. in barrels; spring
clears Pai.60
CORNAIEAL-Firm demand moderate. Kiln-dried
FOR export ,30a3 3. coarse meal. in bag, L3ial36.
BEEF-Stsady; moderate inquiry. Packet. l65(a
100; family l9.JA3O1
PORK-Steady, but dull. Mess, 2l0Oa2i5O; fam
iy, 2I00aE2.
HAY-Reccipts. 80 tons steady; inquiry fair for
choice. Prime timothy. Ll7i3: No. l. LlOaLl2ia
No . l65; No. g. 90a9j.
STRAW-RcC- igts. Sd tons. weak; slow trade.
Long rye quoted at 6 cents.
LARD-Fat Prime Western 1918; city. 1255:
refined continent 1910, South American $50. re-
fined Brazilian Kegs 1880; ole0stearine, I3iaal4
lard stoarine, dull, New York. Is.
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Randle HighIands-Square 500 lot 43; The United
States Realty Company 70 c. Z. Moore. $40.
North Columbia Heghts-Lot AZ, block ]; Thomas
f. FARRELL ct ux. 10 William A. Fawcett ct ux.,
Alice NJ. FaUCctt. $40
Randle Highlands-S1uare $3.50, lot 2 square 55l3.
lot i6; The United states Realty Company 10
Samuel J. MesscrSmith. $40
Randle Highlands-Square 1895, lot Sc; Lula 5.
Nisbet et vir John E. TO William c. Martin.
SO.
Massachusetts avenue and Delaware avenue and +
street northeast-Square l79 three parts lot 2
lots 70 10 3. and s. 7. and S. and parts Of lots
g. T. and s. The Real Estate ard improvement
Company Of Baltimore City to the Washington
Terminal Company.
Washington Heights-Hslf interest In lot 5, block
3: Franklin 7 Sanner et .ux. 10 William A.
Hill SIC
Fourteenth and streets northeast-Square 1882
original lots 10. 90 and q; Charles W. Haas
and j. Tarben Dyer trustees. TO Wilbur r.
Nash, S5.6so0s.
C street southeast between Thirteenth and Four
tenth strestS-sQuaTe lOA, lot 1s; John II.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, Ma 1O1O)
"wednesday, May rs, 1O1O1

simms ct TX TO Herman Williams ct uL,
Mary Z. Williams. So trust. $50
Douglass-Lot 4; James johnson Ct ux. TO Beatrice
Mavan. SO
Douglass-Lot Z. Beatrice Malran 20 Emanuel VI.
hewlett $40
street southeast between Ninth and Tenth streets
Square 80, part Of lot 4; Benjamin l. Wiss-
man Ct ux. 20 Levi Z. Nally. SO.
street southeast. between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets-Square 1000. lots IS 20 Al William
L. H. Merritt 20 James b. Nicholson. SO
Mount Peasant-Square 1906 lot 90; James A. Ca
hiil ct ux. and David ]. Dunnigan TO Edward L.
Myers. SO
Connecticut Avenue Tcrrace-square 1859. lot 81;
fnlton h Gordon ct TX 10 Fred D. Fiesler'
Second street rurtheast between East Capital and
A strects-square 759 parts q lots g, 10, and II;
Columbia Heights, lot S. block 80, Henry Pot
bury 20 Sarah A. Potbury SO
Seventh street southeast between East Capitol and
4 strests-Squaro SS lot &C John =. Dietz e.
uX. 70 James Martin, SO; trust
North Hillbro0k-Squarc 5l27 lot G: Samuel Cohen
and Samuel V. Gusack, trustees TO Samuel
Y. Gusack So
Square l75-Part Of lots Q and Is; Albert N.
Schneider e. uX. 10 r. Franklin Schneider SO.
Third street northwest. between and streets
Square 53l. part q lots 30 and 49, John 5.
Kemp 10 Adoph j. Schippert SO
Manor Park-Square 3267 lots I 10 5: William VI.
Terrell Trustee, % Charles l. Eriukerhon, SO
Between Sixth and seventh streets and Rhode
Island avenue and street northwest Square
az lot 30: Anna r. Schifnan et yr 20 John
p Stuckcrt, So
Church street northwest between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets-square l56, l0t 80; James r.
ElleTs0n et NIX to Vincent C. Pearson and
Selma s. Pearson. so.
Pleasant Paius-Part Of lot s. block & Ella Orms
20 Charles n Davidson. so.
Between Twentieth and Tweuty-frst streets and
and streets n0rtheaSt-SIuare ll25. original
lots ]. 2. II, y. Is. 4. Is. and Is; Watson J.
Newton 60 ia. and Ellen e. Newton 70 g. NJ
Graf SO.
Columbia Heights-Lot a. block 81; Lewis l.
Breunuigrr 81 NIX. 10 Francis VI. Clarke SO.
Cleveland Park-Parts Of lots q 90 81. block E.
Charles II. Heuney ct w. % Timothy Caya-
naUgh. SO
BlccmugIale-Lots q 10 C. block 10 John Chilly
et uX. 90 Charles " TrCadve SIC.
Bloomngiale- 80 90 g. block 10; Charles ".
TreadWell 70 Catherine /. shehs= SO.
Addition 10 lie DT0it Fark-L0t r. block q JEANNE
Winston 20 Colyer Mcrivcthcr SO.
Penn WANNA avenue between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets uorhwest-Square l55 par, Of
lot S. the Washington Loan and Trust ComI any.
Trustee 20 William Stretching $50.
Petv0rtn-Lots IS and l6 block g. Claude ~ Stum
20 Lillian g. H0UgH 500.
Pleasant Paius-LCts l77 and us; AlCuzo o. Bliss
et To- Emile Berliuer So
West EczingoH-Lot So. block 3. Banana Hodges 20
Alrbeus q. Phillips and Irene 7. Phillips, so.
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Estate q Robert O. Hoffman order Transferring
stock. Attorney. J. j. Darlington.
Estate Of Anton Schuler petition f.r letters q
administration. Attorney. e. j. Nlur11t
Estate Ct Robert W. Browne petition for letters
tcstamcutary. Attorney. f. R-lgE.N.
Estate q Charles II. Young. srs U-J,- granting
letters If administration 20 George A. Maddox.
bond. 500. Attorneys. G. A. Maddox 1ri c. Sell
den. lr.
Estate Of Joseph Shorter. viii dated August H.
1906. and petition fer letters tCs,amcutaIy filed
Attorney W II. Richards
Estate Of Hermann G.. Lucrsseu; viii dated Nay
H. 1910 and petition FOR letters testamCutdr5 fled
Attorneys. Douglas q Baker
Estate Of Mary Wilson, John ". Domaine and
Lester W. Harris appointed administrators c. e. a. 4:
bond. $500. Attorney. O.. =. Hoover.
Estate Of John L. Wilson; same. Bond 500
Attorney, same
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. May e5-M0ney on call at tho stock
exchange to-day opened az S4 per cent; highest, 80;
lowest s. closing > per cent. Most a. the day 8
loans worc made az "a per .aut.
Time money was characterized by a light demand.
while offerings were sufficient 90 meet current re-
QuirHmeu's Rates were firmly held ct Jila4 per
cent fCs sixty and ninety DAYS and four months. {
~ fer seven months. and 4liai for over the year.
Mercantile paper was bought moderately here and
elsewhere. some attractive names were offered.
Rates iza5 per cert for sixty TO ninety days in
dor5cd bills receivable f4aa for choice four % six
months names. and 81 for others less wen known.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET
salcs-ReFular call. p O'Clock noon.

salcs-ReEular call y O'Clock noon.
Columbia Railroad 6s $500 az l05.
Metropolitan Railroad s. 5000 at rs.
Washington RAILWAY and Electric g. $1,000 at s5s
500 az s6is 500 az S5i4
Potomac Electric consolidated s.. $500 at l0JN.
Washington Railway and Electric com, 10 at
5Ji4.
Washington Railway and Electric pld., . at ssIs
40 49,. . az SSi1.
Mergcnthaler / at 2lSh.
Lanstou, 2 az 9i1.
After csl!-Ame-ican Security and Trust. { at
2sf
Graphophone pfd.. az "a
Following arc the bid and asked prices on yestsr.
days Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS.
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WALL STREET NEWS
Slow Decline Is Followed by
Rather Sharp Break.
MORGANs DEATH IS RUMORED
Abrupt Change Responsible for Sem
satiOnal Reports, which Gain Gre
dence for Some Time-SeveraI
Large Operators Throw Overheard
HOIdinEx-sterIinE shows Decline.

New York. May 25.-AH through the
morning to-day and the forepart Of the
afternoon, the character of business on
the Stock Exchange wore the same face
that It has for the last week, that Is 10
say OF dullness and listlessness. The
ordinary play OF action and reaction in
the market. within the narrow rut in
which it has run during this period to-
day. called If its course was to be con-
tinued. for a slight reaction in prices due
to the fact that yesterday the market
moved upward owing. as seemed in
great degree. to q recovery Of stocks sold
for the decline on the day before.
To-day, therefore. moderate decline
was in order. This process was. in fact
continued on about the same lines as
were expected for the greater part of the
day. Then the slowly sagging movement
changed, and very suddenly, into a sharp,
not 10 say precipitate, decline.
Large Volume of Trading.
The volume Of business also largely In
creased. and a running break occurred
which left most of the active stocks at
net declines Of from two TO three points.
Following the traditional fashion Of Wall
street. all sorts of stories were immedi-
ately put IN circulation as 20 the cause
Of this abrupt change in the market in
the direction Of activity and weakness.
To only one Of these Is it at all neces-
sary 70 refer and that IS the rumor that
Mr.. Morgan was either dead or dying.
Prompt contradiction of this was made
closing; and, although the story referred
10 is one that has been used so often
for speculative purposes in the financial
district that most people there are en-
tirely unaffected on occasions Of its re-
vival. yet there is no doubt that to-day
the fiction did produce some actual hQui-
dalton Of stocks. Also as much as pos
sible was made by interests hostile TO
the market out OF the undoubted fact
that the Atchison's railways report Of
earnings for April exhibited a gross in
crease Of Sl.365.OOO, and a net decrease
Of $4,000
Underlying Causes Seen.
It must be said that there was very lit
tie doubt anywhere as to the underlying
causes for the action Of the market to-
day
Two or three comparatively large pro-
fessionaI market operators, who have
recently been INDUCING in speculations
FOR the rise, but who became impatient
over the hardness of a public response
70 the upward movement, concluded to
throw over their stocks and did so. as
such spectators usually do with more
or less violence.
Sterling exchange declined here and In
Paris showing an abatement OF the de-
mand for money IN London. which was
in turn due doubtless 10 the successful
competition Of the fortnightly financial
settlement there
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. HibNs Build.
ing
New York May &.-Trading in cotton was mod
erately active at tho opening and during the first
hour to-day but after that it bordered On stagna-
ton The new crop situation ana outlook is now
considered satisfactory there is little incentive
to trade at present pending the publication Of the
governments first crop report Of the season due on
June 2 After nllying TO last nights closing
prices on covering Of shorts the market turned
easier in the last half hour in sympathy with the
break In the stock market, with the result that
prices closed with little change
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InMNuIfa.

No. $685.. Clayton f. Emig VS.. Elmer LenoI;
account. $50. Attorney, John HdoUt.
No. 52Gi7. Bimctt v. Walk vs.. American SighC
seeing Car and Coach Company; appeal Defend
ants attorney, c. S. Hillyer.
No 525is. Il. D. Van Zandt vs.. Joseph d.
Coblentz appeal Defendants attorney. G. W.
Fowler.
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Criminal Court No. 1.

u NIIIE ITVLLU
No. FOB. United States Jose Balboa: false
p-rtcDsCs. plea not guilty.
No. gGE. United States VS.. Alfred Moore. rs
sault with dangerous weapon: verdict guilty. SEN
tened 90 reui;eutar' for seven years.
Assignments for to-day.
United states vs.. Richard Jackson.
United States vs. Willie Stokes
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Equity Suits.

No. 1905. William Z. Colb,rn 20 al. vs.. George
W Evans; dissolve partnership; receiver and nIunc-
ton and accounting. Attorney, +. L. Giles.
No 1896. In re assignment Of Frederick Opper-
man. fix bond. Attorneys. Lester * Price.
No $780, Joseph T. WO0dford We. William L.
Britton; dissolution OF partnership, &c. Attorney,
W q Ralderstnn.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By w. B. Hibbs 4 Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
oall money: Open. 81; high 81 low 81 close. 3ls.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
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District Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No. ST.. In r. extension Of Franklin street north
cast order Of publication.
No. sos. In Re extension Of Newton place north
east. same
No. So In 70 extension Of Eleventh street order
directing marshal 10 summon jury.
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There are branch Offices Of The Wash
ington Herald scattered all over the city.
but II none is conveniently located for
you. your ad. will be accepted oveT the
phone at the regular rate
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Announcement OF a possible change in
the control of the Columbia National
Bank had no appreciate effect yesterday
on the stock Of that institution other
than that several brokers who have been
offering the security for fancy figures
came down to the bid price OF the pre-
vious day and could not dispose OF their
holdings at the lower figure, The fact
is taken as proof that the demand for
the stock by those seeking control has
ceased, and with II the high prices for
the stock.
After small trading in the railroad
bonds a limited amount Of stocks were
placed on record. Railway common sold
at 351s, and the preferred shares at ssh
and $50 Graphophone preferred sold
few shares al "a. a lower price than has
recently prevailed
William Montgomery, secretary Of the
Masonic Mutual Life Association. has re-
turned 10 washington from trip South,
where he opened two state offices Of the
association. The NJ. NJ. L. A. is now
licensed in all States west Of the Mis-
sissippl River including Louisiana and
Kentucky. The company's office in
Louisiana Is in the Cotton Exchange
Building New Orleans. and for Western
Kentucky at Madisonville.
President Daniel Willard Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, seems to be con-
WINGED that the country is on the eve OF
great prosperity. from the fact that he has
placed an order for 80 heavy freight loco
motives. involving an expenditure Of
some $4,000. The new engines will be
Of modern type and designed especially TO
haul heavy freight trains over the noun
tains. This order increases the number
OF engines the Baltimore and Ohio has
contracted for in the last six months 10
226. besides the large addition TO cars and
other equipment
The Bank OF Richmond and the Ma
tional Bank Of Virginia will be merged
according 10 advices received from Rich
mond. John SHELTON Williams is presi-
dent Of the Bank Of Richmond. The COM
bined capitalization Of the banks is
81 100000 although it is understood that
under the consolidation the amount prob
ably will be reduced 20 N.OJ000O.
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Bankruptcy Petition.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No. 60 In re C.. Harris Longacre: liabilities.
Sl,447.02; assets nothing. Attorney, J. T. Laskey.
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BnnI.runtcN Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. $50. In re c. Haines Lougacre; adjudication
and reference.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W B. HIbbs & Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
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LOANS |
curityN
Prompt 4
HI
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

dividend.
Smyrna times., 1910-09-28

81 want you to meet my sister,
Mrs. Kent
That lady gasped: 81 did not
know you had sister, "she faltered.
Miss Wilson smiled. 81 never
did until yesteray, when Ben was
married."
81 did not ''-began Mrs.
Kent again.
Miss Wilson's eyes fairly danced.
"That l had a brother? Why Mr..
Rodney is my half brother.
Mrs. Kent gasped, gurgled and
faded away, still murmuring: 81 did
not know did not know
Miss Wilson turned, linking her
arm in that of the other girl. Her
attitude was one of generous submits
sion to the sweetness and charm of
her sister.
"They are funny, quaint people" "
she said land we could not resist
fooling them. They have thought
that Ben was my sweetheart -
Boston Post.
Smyrna times., 1910-09-28
The Lash OF a Fiend

would have been about as welcome
to A. Cooper of Oswego, N. Y, as
merciless lung-racking cough that
defied all remedies for years. at
was most troublesome at night, F." he
writes, "nothing helped me till |
used DR.. Kings New Discovery
which cured me completely. l never
cough at night now Millions
know its matchless merit for stub
born colds, obstinate coughs, sore
lungs lagrippe, asthma, hemorrhage,
Group, whooping cough, or hayfever.
1t relieves quickly and never fails to
satisfy. A trial convinces. soc, 81. 90.
Trial bottle free. It's positively
guaranteed by Benton N. Weldon,
druggist, Smyrna.