davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-04

12O-ACRE improved farm, two miles from
Talmage, three miles from Lorton, and
seventeen miles from Nebraska City, Otoe
county Corn goes IS and wheat Is bushels
to the acre. Nice, level land 500 per acre
200 against farm. Would consider cheaper
land up to $780, Owner, SIG Central Ave-
Nebraska City, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-04
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND For SALE
Idubo--Continued.
Farm Lands
In Idaho

You can't do better anywhere in this
country than you can in Idaho.
jCHBAP LAND; long terms Of pay
ment, rich soil, pleasant climate, and
all the necessary things to make a
good home. THERE ARE GOOD
NEIGHBORS IN IDAHO; most Of
them come from Nebraska. Kansas
and Iowa. WRITE TO US AND WE
WILL GIVE YOU THE NAME OF A
NEBRASKA, IOWA or KANSAS MAN
TO WRITE TO. He will tell you how
HE likes the country.
Write for our monthly list of prices
"A little leafet that we issue for
LAND BUYERS who want definite in
formation before they come out here.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-04

COME to the Blue Blanket valley in Wal
worth Co., 8. d. / will sell you Improved
or uhimproved land as you wish; no sand
stone or gumbo; 100 per cent pillow land
price; near towns, on telephone lines and
h +. d. routes; main line of the @, N. a.
st. p. to the Pacific coast w. B. Myler
Selby, 8. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-04

FOR SALES. w. II, 10, 80 and S. w. 81,
no, 81, Lincoln Co., Neb.; near railroad
towns; either quarter So acre; perfect titles;
no trades considered. r. Bettesworth, Cedar
Rapids, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-04
WyOnlinB y.
5000 ACRES JUST OPENED.

5000 ACRES JUST OPENED.
Carey Act lands at Wheatland, Wyo,
obtain a home now that's sure 10 produce
and double in value before paid for. Plenty
of water now on the land. Also selling
choicest farm lands in Iowa colony. near
Cheyenne. Great alfalfa and grain crops
grown here every year. Healthtest climate,
purest water. good markets For excursion
iates, valuable maps, laws, write Hartung
Land Co. special State Agents, Cheyenne,
Wyo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-04

DECIDED frontier lands, ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
information regarding the Standing Rock
Indian reservation, Reference, Mcintosh
State Bank address Great Western Land
& Loan Co., Mcintosh. S. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-04
Nebraska.

IF you want to buy good farm In the
famous Wood River valley, where you can
buy land from SOS to 500 per acre, all i'm
proved and ready for work, where the crops
never fail, just call on Brown &. Griffin.
Cairo, Neb., as they have some Of the best
land In the state and can show you the
goods.
WE HAVE for sale for the next 90 days
only, six good farms, we'll improved, in this
vicinity, at reasonable figures; easy terms
II interested, write for full particulars,
Orchard State Bank, Orchard, Neb.
6eo-ACRE farm for sale. fifty miles north
Of Omaha, six miles from county seat, two
miles from railroad station; best OF soil;
fair improvements. Price $50 per acre.
VIII take half in trade at cash value.
w. H. CRARY,
$40 Paxton Block Omaha. Nebf
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-04

No, 275.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
at Omaha in the State of Nebraska, at the
close of business September 1, 1910.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-04

PICK THIS UP.
good chance to get a level 33S acres
of land close to Loup river, four miles
from town, has good barn and grove, and
is decided up. A fine investment for only
$1,000 Come to Burwell and take mail hack
for Almeria, l meet every mail 1 viii
show you this and II you like will sell
to you. Address ]. l.. Dryden. Almerla
Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-04
CAss COUNTY FARM.
PICK THIS VI

FOR SNAPS in western Nebraska farms
and ranches, see the Potter State Bank
Potter, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-04

FARMS IN THE CORN BELT
An improved quarter section in Gregory
county, S. D., ~ miles from Burke 81
miles from Gregoryj all fenced; small se'
Of improvements; 50 acres under cultIva'
ZION. Price $40 per acre.
county; price $50 per acre,
half section. ~ miles from witten:
price SIS per acre
A half section miles from Carter; prio,
$50 per acre
A nice half section miles from Dallas
L. +. HARRINGTON,
Bell 1892 Iowa Bldg. Sioux City, la.
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- Wartin 5trmann, Der DOR eiris
gen 3ag.n BON elmer 1reppe in ieintn
bouie in 9opion fiel, III nab ausIdas
f.inss ar3tss Tr. SpissIbsrs.r eifpas
better. Sermnnu trIiit iHfclgs oss
Stur;.s sinsn ShdoeIbruh.
- am tommsnoen Nontas finoet
zine GpssialFsuna b,s Gtiessaoae
mittess beg Tonton S.ubtra.hs itaii,
um iib.r sirabsnpsrbeFsruns,n gu bss
rathen.
- Z. W. Sduler, Gl.rl oes Belle
que S6uIrotbes, uno Gaiiin habtn
iih ouf gsiuf ua6 Rep ORLEANS xs
aeben unp ipsrbtn iibtr Raroi Srns
bort perpeilen.
- Tas 5eusrpebroeportemtnt bon
Tontcn purbs gsitsn ahno nah Der
0pbnuna oes 5errn aibert 3 Strnut'
mann, an Der .. unD Clan Str.s &C.
rufen, poisIbit infolee zines itoobaf'
ten aomins elm Ssuer aussebrotsr
mar. Snoben un6spsuitno.
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Itarb seitern Rddn,ittus zines plobs
lihen Eooes. Coroner Or. Mife bielt
einsn Snqueit uno CAB eth @erottt
anf 5er5f6lag ab.
- Die bieiiee GItss2ose reminirte
fplsenpe aaneipaten fir bic am 2.
Wtdr3 itattfinosnpe 8edmtenpubl:
Graltsb Butler: .. ), Carroll. 5orrp
:. 8ailer nnb Glm.r 9eder; eft.
3eobins anisbt: 5runeis ). 6onlon
unb gbariss 8. gIuis; Git. 2cpal
aniabt: gbas. s.. 3immsrmann nne
Georee 6. gbiIipps; ct. Occurring
aniebt: Z. :. C'9rien unS g. J.
5aplpr; 5eiretGr: Dm. 8. bonss
Sdasmsiiter: gsn 9rdmlrse;; 7iler
6. :. Shrober; 3ruitsss aaf orei
Sabre: SoI. Rdtsrmdnn, 0eoree g
Sisi,e. Sci. II. qiepsr unp @sprse o
Wells.
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Die 9roBqeIhporenen in Riater ).
Wt. lraceps Qbtbeilung beg BENTON
gountp Rretsqert6tes, bic felt 3 gBo'
dsn in SiBung paren, beenoetsn gss
iterH 8ormittQg um 1910 ubr tbrs
Qtrbeiten unD brahteH eineu gerItt
elm. ME ieit Der gytiten3 oes 9robges
Observation-Disclosures tein geriht benz
Gi9ter uusgeItefert lpuroe. Sedmte
bod unb nieorig Duroen ungstlagt uno
gegeu groBe &OrpOruttQnen 4ntlagsn
ertohen; i'm 9Qn3sn 1O3.
;FolQenoes iiHD bic Nntlagen:
0eqen bic 6. &. s. gtienbabn p
Mntla9eH pegen 9emmens oesgsrtehrs
an Der II. Ctr. Uno WQolioH aDe.
8egsn Die Q.& u. giienbabn 3 4n'
tIaqen pegen 6emmens 0es 8ertehrs
an Der Wlain uno 6omIin Strdbe.
8egen bic GOpIngton &c Cincinnati
Glepateo Railrodo uRo Transfer unO
griiten So. pegen 9Iotirung Der 9ite
StraBs, 6 NHtIa8en.
qolt3eidsf Rpbert Callahan bon
QuDlofp pegen Yerna6ldiigung Istues
Dienites, inDem er bic GinDurfsmds
ihinen erlaubte. SeIn Bomb puroe
auf $1,000 feitgeieBt.
@r,Wappr 8. 3 8rorDn bon Quos
lop peqsn oesielben 9ergebens; Bomb
$1,000.
Bm. &eQp. WaribaQ bon Weit.GoOs
ington. uno aonitabler Ben. gieoen'
born, ir., oesgIsiaen; 8onb $1,000.
QD. a. 5unt, 5dltens elmer Jaros
gant i'm Sabre 1909; Bomb $1,000.
Die StaDt Gpbtngton unb Die COB.
tngton unb Qerington 5urnpite. 6al
tens zines 9emetni6abens. Sic biel
ten bic Bite Strabs BON Der 8ubariur
grauersi 3ur 8eitern gloe. nldt in gu
tenn 3uitanoe.
2utpnia agricultural uno Stod aH
peg%n 5oltens elmer Rsnnbobn obn
Gicen3 BON Der State Racing Commit
fipn 3u baben.
5oleenDe puroen pegen 9alttns Dol
Ginipurfmui9inen ansetlagt: Soiep
Stepis, 9. u. 5bompfon, gbas. 3
Grimmeibsn, Dm. :. 8artbau, gbri:
8artbau, 5rant Waser, 2homa
Wlorlen, patrit Glenn. Gbarles Wut
s5obn RsgnsD, Ibomas5unner, Game
aerns, gfolanb g. WeGop, Gbarle
Waobr, sspbn Hissler, gbarles Duroil
Darn Geimeier, go. Gallagher, Cha,
les o. Sehreit, 4nbp Sdeeban. 3. :
Getfen, Cornelius 6. grabp. AIoi
Ssmple, 4m. MegIanabon, Gharl'
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Gsfebes ipurbe Dor Rihter Wdhlnctt
In st. Sbomds perhanbeIt uno oie9ts
fhtporensn sabsn Elm llrtheil auf $40
unb aoiten ab. Sshs tpeitere Jous
eessn bic aompagnie tperosn morssH
perhnnnelt.
- Col. 6. g. Raiipn, elmer Der dls
tsiten s.npdlts hieiissr Stani. lisst IN
isiner Wohnune an Der 9. nne Wsonrcs
Str. bebentIih ertrantt odrnisosr.
Die Campbell Gountp 0robgss
Itpcrensn iinb NIT Der llnttriu6nns
bts sSallss pen sobn 2oien. pes DIOR.
bes dnaetIaet, bsiddftisi. 8.ittrH
9ormittas iano iih JrI. Wap Batter
Elm, beren Mutter, Jrdu Giord gatsr,
pon aoisn in ibrem 3imrutr srihollsn
fpuros, ipGbreno lie isIbit sinen ShuB
srbielt, nm 3euenib gsaen Iplep 90.
sugeben. Sie 1T nod lsbr lt}pdn
unD mar BON ibrer S6rpeitsr, sslls
gaier, unb 5rl. Sophia Steinbausr,
pom Speers Splpitol, besleitti. Zen
redten Arm irdot iis nod INNER IN
Der gsinoe. Der Jan non Sto!i
Shosmalsr tpsasn argsblitsn Bette
hunssperIudss piro sbsnfals untsr'
iuht.
- Die geT6iporsnsn i'm Gcnntpss'
ridt ionnten iih in benz Gale
ber sSobn gburh go. geetn 5rau Wt
Sulipan tpssen GrIangung BON 500,
fGaia fir Elm gtarp, uitt sinigen.
- Tns aommittss fir Witta nne
Wsge beioer 3peigs Der Staotperipols
tuna bislt esitern eine tpeitsrs Sisnnc
ab, um oos itdbtiTtc 9uosst fsiiSuiteI:
Zen. sSiir bic Stdntsarmea tnurotr
$1,000, ipie i'm psrfIoFsnsn Sabre, aus
atIesi. Der StuIrdtb erhdlt "a Cts
pro 800 gsFieutrung. Gas SoIdr oss
polissiieraednten puros ouf $50 fe't'
gefest. - am tomm,nben Jreitds fint
bet cine ssmsinihaftIi6e 9sridmmIunf
Der Stdbtpsrnaituus ftatt uHo es lutr'
oann bag sdnse Budget besunni segs
ben.
- Samusl Rspper, go. 623 Wlpn
roe Strubs pObnbdft, puroe g.'tsri
abenb psrbofiei. gr Iebt BON ieins
Grdu, Die sr Dor bier Sobrsn easllhis
aeirennt. @sitern Ibeno nun idlic
er ihr. als fis in bic Wohnuna ihrs
Wsutier. Jruu ShoBmdnH, 154 Gpoi
4ps.. geaepus, sine, nah unb ftleul
S<rts ibr ben SnbaIt elmer JIaihs. ei
NIT aorbolidure gsfiifli ipar. ins Ge
itht. 5rau Repper sriaunts iofori ol
@sfobr. belt beioe 6dnot Dor oss De
iit,t unb snttam 70 nit lsi6tsn Der
Itsunssn. Dor feds Wtonatsn 10
Repper perfuht habeu. iis gu eripiir
gen unb erii Issts Nod. Derfeste er ii
einen Sti9 ins 5onoasssnt.
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nuna.n in Der Staot 6amiltOH nao
llmesesno elm.

Der poitilion sipeisr Il o.
nieinnsn setorbtn. IN Durts
forb purbe Elm 96i6hriaer DsieroH sur
lsbten Rube eetrosen. 5ohn Winiams,
Der 1lteIts DoftilIou Grcbbriiannitns.
Der iih riibmen bnrfis, sfpti aonieins
nsn aeoi,nt su babtn. aDnisin giis
tpria bat iih su psrihisoenen feitrIis
den GeltasRbsiitn pon oem poitfuts
fhsr DilIioms fabrtn lriien, uno &C
mar aud Der Center cts Qcftpcpens,
In oem bic namoligs prinseffiu altrs
anord pon Ddnsmart, jssise a0niain
BON GnaIanb, bic iesie Gtnpps ihrsr
Msiis sur 5odseii NIT benz prinssn
bon Molss BON Grdpessno Hah Cots
bon suriidlseit.
Die Sppofitipn Der
ansipDirtbe. Jn Qorhfrcnfs
reid bebni iit bic gtfesung nrr
stnsiprpirtbe, Die elm. altobcIiptrre cls
Qro..it esgen ben Gtaai befhloifsn
bab.n, mad alien SEbuitriesentr.H
aus. "a ben S6eni.n pirb rpsb:r
Ehnops nod anberes alfcboliih.s
O,tr6nt peri4ent.. gum sroben gsrs
brub Der 4rhiierbepDlseruna. bic uns
germ ih. Geipchnbeitsn sti.0rt iishi.
lie Mlrtbe. bic iit) rpsieern, bic gis
ssnsesblbr.n su eHirihien, ipsroen rs
stpiiten BON Straimanba!en, Oorlas
ounesn uip. iiberfluih.t.
aorptrsrobs uHb Anars
lfarbe. Sn Der 3eitihrift .ShoOl
bpsisns~ b<banoelt Dr. 3. g. shrub.
iau bic aorpergr0bs uno ibrs8e5iehun.
gen Sur 6carforbe uno iommi su btm
Shlis. bab Roibhaariss pom Der Qas
| iur in gssus duf Wdhsihum iiisfmiii.
ssrlit bthannelt tp<roen. gr psrfutt.
feline gsbauptine siffsrmabia na4su.
lpeifsn. Bei Hnoben i'm Alier BON Ia
laabren fam er. oob bic sr0bten bic
init heabraunsm 6dar parsn. fpabrtno
binf binisr ibnen bic 6duarSbaarissn
unb Dunislbaarissn iomen. Taranf
icieien bic Blonben, unb ipsit biHisr
bieien marI6ir.sn pis RoibiOpfe. bic
In ben meiften 11llen rtMt ihrohlich
ipnren. gti mdbheH fiibrisn bic
ghipars.n unb ibEsn folgien bic glcn.
pinen, pGbrenc bis Nrdunbcdrissn sia
ipcs unb bic RoibboariseH erTblih
binisr ben Ghlporsen unb 1lenben
auriidblisben.
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tNSWUthAs" SSsss 49,
- Der beliebt. gincinnaiisr Wtrib
Wm. u. GtuIer bon Der Dine Sirubs,
ipsilie gsitrn bier in ieinem friibren
Ekimotbsori auf 8eiut.
5snrD 6isb. IT,. fpeldsr In Der
Court girabs sinen 5leifhlobsn be-
treibi, tpurpe ssii,rn Wiitag bon einem
sfrsmben i'm 0slDpehisln um $40 bes
ihpinoelt. Der Ghpinblsr taufts
fir 10 Gents Durft unb lsste einsu
S20.Stein dui ben aubtniiih. er ers
bi.It aleingeIp fir ben $20.S6tin uno
lieb bonn Dds aleingefp iOlonge tpef.
I.ln. bis ,r feline $40 uno nebenbei eis
nen Sl0sShein erbieli. Der S6tDinb'
I.r mahts iin ounn prompt aus BEN
Etdube.
- Dos 9srbor BON Carl 0ranea
BON 1925 Sobn Girnbe. ipelher isins
gotttn Carrie Gropts pprgeiternAbenf
NIT einem Nepolper In bic ainnlrot
GALS unb 6anb ffoB, uno fit banr
Ielbit All erffisben perIu6ts. pirb an
ndhfien Gamitag i'm gOliseiseriht isii
gerhDr beiteben. Robert afen. au
| rpeId3en Brapes siferfiihtis III, ipuro
porlebte Hohi nls 3tugs BON Der po
lis,i p<rboftsi unb in Grmongslun
pom $500 Biirgihaft i'm Siationsbou
einaefperri. Die 1rou III nod i'm Wsr
CO hoIpitaI unb iDirb BON ibren Mur
| ben aensien. tpenn fih 9IutDsrstftun
nift sinitellt.
/ - Dsm WlnIniniitsn Joiepb .
gonnuuabion BON 514 Central Apenu
ipurbe bsi Der Arbeit In ben NiIes 9of
poris Der Iinte Dnumtn 5erqusiif
Rarl, Das GSbnntn Der Damil!
gbrijtian lint pDn go. 246 NOro J
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6 o b { n q I o u.
9sri6tbsr 9roBesi d 10 Dc
renen.

grsWapor 8rOpn Os. ppli3eidef Gal
labQn BON QuoIon.- gr.Sheriff
DupiIon unb Warihuu Wm. SeQp
DON Dsit.GoringtOn aHsetlogt.
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Gatarr6 pu beilen. NOR mein @eruf
felt Snhren mo in oieier Belt babe id1
pom iiber elmer Wlillion Ieiiten aus
benz aon3eu 2nnbe 3uipriih fiir He'
hanoIung uno Suindlien erbolten
Meine geihooe lit eiaenartig torini'
ns[). St belle biefss esioen. isotm
id) suerit bic llriad,en oeiielben beilf.
Tnhcr beiIt ueine fontbinirte Netbo'
be. no cine anoere ncriaat. S6
faum esbnen in Elm pnar Inaen ben
gctueis erbriuaen. ba meiue Wlefhooe
cine ruife, iifere niro pclliinnolge
lit, ipeiI es oos Spitem BON ben sifti.
gen aeimen beireii. peIfe ben Va.
torrb peruriaden. Senoen Sie Sb.
rem g,omen nno ssbre abrciie iofprt
on 6. e. 9aub, iporoiii er Shnen oie
entiprehe.,ee gebanblnna 3uienDsn
niro. SiilIen Gle ben Coupon iinten
| ans.
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8 q IN Tito u.

SamiIien aassissH, 2ofaI. .Ratisn
rnb Reaiefeifeu inb absnsebeu Ode
Der 4. nnS Charles Strafe. iinles
aaeri fur 6amiItpa iusbut Ns. BOZ
Gerb Trent CTR. Sslsphen (astne)
DO. 1912. Seiepbon nuferss Qorre.
fnsubtuteu. 6sr1e SO. 626- 8
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g9osu Ger StIten fiibren
,noa 1T, mas i'm gefabrlih
nod1t. @oppnen Sie ith gegen
Beiabr, inoem Sic itets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-03
PAJARORITA FLIES HOME.
Bedwelfs Entry an Easy First at
Good Odds at Juarez.

JUAREZ,- Mexico. January 3.-The card
at Terrazas Park yesterday was made ur
of selling events and condition races. In
the third event, at five furlongs, some
fast sprnters were engaged. The talent
received a hard blow when II. G. Bed
wells PaJarorita, taking his first ap-
pearance Of the meeting, got home h
front. He also created a new track rec
ord for the distance by stepping the five
furlongs in 80 3-5 seconds. Pajarorita was
quoted at 8 to l. but. as Mr.. Bedwell lef,
Saturday for San Francisco. the horse
ran practically .unbacked. Little Garner
had the mount and he displayed gooo
horsemanshp. The results:
First race, selling: six furonss-G.nova, 10;
WORTH. to i. second: Judith Page, " o. viii
SOM. to l, third. Time, LIS. Lord Gin
ton. Roland. Billy Mayhue, Tipster, Corzo ane
Second race, selling: one mile and six teenti
ss % Ma'
Landlord The Thorn and Knight Blase also ran
Third +, s,c s ssas Mrd 81 u
to l. second; Enfield. l06 .McCahey,. to 10
third. Time. oaSss Elizabeth et HarWood. Arct
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Black Mate, Ion
,B. WILSON,. 2 to l. won; Marehmont. 10;
Wi na to i. third. Tine fine. l2sis. 1ot na
Eater and st. Dunstan also ran.
Gee 100 '' tRenseho,en,. to Won: Ethel Day
ll2 tWxrren,, to ;; second; Minnolette; 10:
!MeCahey,. to l, third Tine Inc. l.25A. Lista
Sixth race. sollns; six fnrlonss-cengo, u:
tsmsin. is to 5. second; Lighthouse. los tAIc
Cahey,. > to !. third. Time, l.l3h. Don Ham
beaver Dam Lad. The slicker. vincentio ant
Captain Burnett also ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-03
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

Trading in gas stock began with rush
TODAY at the meeting Of the stock eX-
change and after some minutes, when
q halt wa called to find out exactly
what had happened, il was found that
more than 200 shares had been sold at
10, which was the best figure at the last
meeting of the exchange on Friday.
One broker did most of the buying, and
he got probably 400 out of the 800 Shares
that were dealt in during the entire call
1t was noted that the chief selling was
by three brokers, who furnished about
4u0 shares. 1t was also remarked that
il was real stock that came out, "a term
which is used in distinction from dealing
for u fractional turn.
The principal buyer, after he had Sc
cured about 400 shares, appeared to have
enough and declined for time to renew
the biz at -. This was done by others,
although the tendency appeared 10 pe to-
ward lower levels, which, however, We're
not reached. AT the close the bid was
still 80. but the asking price had fallen
to 1915.
A couple Of options were also bought
by broker who has dealt largely in the
stock, which may be taken to indicate
his belief that higher Levels are to be
reached. He paid for an option on fifty
seller of the option paid the highest price
of the day for quotation lot of twenty
five shares, which was 1918.
A good deal of business was done in
the bond list. the main seller being the
Washington Railway As, which sold on
range of from s67s TO S6ss, with the bulk
going at S6N.
The bid at the close was S6!a and the
asking price an eighth of point higher.
the figures being lower than those recent
~ quoted in this security.
There was no change in the figures
for the Capital Traction bonds. while for
the stock the tendency was toward bet
ter prices. No change was made in the
quotation for the Washington Railway
common stock. The preferred sold about
on the same level as on Friday. but the
market for it was dull and the stock
was offered as low as 9Ols without re-
suit.
The total of the business done through
the Washington clearing house during
the past year is regarded as a sort of
barometer Of the business of the city,
as all that which is done by the me-
dunn Of bank checks passes through the
clearing house. From this point of view
the growth of the business of the city
during the year has been phenomenal
The total of the clearings for the past
year. as reported by the manager of the
clearing house. ]. Gales Moore. was
$t37 .010.1s7. while for the year 1908 the
figures were $27S.O19335, an increase for
this year of S56,a'0. S95.
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RUTT AND CLARKE WIN.
German Australian Team Captures
Berlin Six-Day Bicycle Race.

BERLIN. January 3.-Amid cheers from
1000, throats Walter Rutt and Jackie
Clarke repeated their New York victory
by winning the six-day cycle race,
which ended at 10 o'clock Saturday night.
The winners divided nearly $4,000 in
prizes.
The German crown prince was an en-
thusiastic spectator of the finish.
Stoll and Walthour took second place.
one lap behind the leaders.
Berthot and Brocco. the French pair,
finished third: Stabe and Pawke. the Ger
mans, were four laps behind. while Eddie
Root of New York and Joe Fogler of
Brooklyn trailed along seven laps in the
rear.
Only six teams finished. and the dis
lance of the winners was 2,33212 miles.
Rutt and Clarke were hot favorites for
the race, but they were considerably be-
hind the record.
Enormous crowds witnessed the contest
throughout the week. All the riders fin
ished in good condition.
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New York Produce Prices.

NEW YORK, January 4.-Butter: Re-
ceipts, 6,691 packages; unsettled: lower;
creamery specials. IS: extras. 30: third to
first, 29a:'o; state dairy common to fn-
est. 26a34; process first to thirds, PAS;
western imitation creamery. 26a2S
Cheese-Reoeipts. 915 boxes; firm; state
new full cream special. 111aa1S; do Sep
tember fancy, Ia: do. October best, 1Gls:
do. winter made best, IA do. common
TO good 1:ia1o; skins, full TO special, la
ILL.,.
Eggs-Receipts. 3,:1O6 cases: firm; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery white
fancy, NaJo; do gathered white 36a4a;
do hennery brown and mixed fancy
4aa42; do. gathered brown fair to prime.
:.saSe; western extra first. 35laa:,6Is: first.
:S3iaa3il2; seconds, :S0a:;3; refrigerator, 2aa
28ls
Beef-Steady.
Pork-Steady. Y
Lard-Easy; middle west. L.. 70a12 So
Sugar-Raw steady; muscovado 81 test.
:.52: centrifugal, 36 test, 4.Oa: molas ses
sugar, ~ test. .2t; refined. quiet: crushed.
J65; granulated, AS; powdered. 800.
Petroleum-Steady; refined, all Srades.
sos.
Coffee-Spot steady; No. Rio, sa No.
Santos. q.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; New Orleans open
kettle, 32ai2.
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Atlantic Coast Lime.

Notice.-Time OF arrivals and departures and
connections not guaranteed.
40 am. Through sleeping ant
coaches to Jacksonville.
4:O5 pm. daily-Through sleeping cars to Jack
sonville, Fla; Port Tampa. Fla. flor Havanal
knights Key. Fla: flor Havana; Solid Florida
train through Charleston and Savannah. Through
coaches to Jacksonville. UNExCELLED DIN
ING CAR SERVICE.
1000 pm-'Palmetto Limited"-Sew train to
Florida; through sleepers to Jacksonville. st.
Petersburg. Fla; Charleston. $. g; Savannah
Augusta. Atlanta, Ga. and Wilmington. \. c.:
dining and coaches.
For tickets and all information apply to the
OFFICE OF THE LINE. 1919 NEW YORK
AVE. NORTHWEST AND UNION STATION.
GEO T.. JAMES. D. p. A.. Washington; T.
c. WHITE. G. P. A.. W. j. CRAIG. +. 7. NJ.
Wilmington. n. c.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY!
ADAM A. WEsCHLER. AUCTIONEER.

cHANCERY SALE OF TwO.sToRY AND BASE BASE;
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia, passed on the nth day
Of May. AID. 1909. in the case OF Clarke vs.:
Clarke eft al, equity No. 1882. the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction. in front Of
OF January. AID 1910. At HAI.F-PASI
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following described
land and premises. situate in the city OF Wash
ington. in the District of Columbia. TO wit: Lot
81 In square pa in Clarke's estate trustees
subdivision recorded in Book 81. at page s..
Columbia together with the improvements
thereon
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase
money to he paid In cash. and the balance in two
equal installments. payable in one and two years
from day of sale. to be represented by the prom
issory notes of the purchaser bearing interest at
six per centnm per annum, payable semi annually.
the property sold. all cash. ut the option OF
the purchaser. deposit If 500 will be required
Of the purchaser at the time of sale All scon-
vayancng. recording and notaral fees at tbs cost
of the purchaser. Terms OF sale Ia be complied
with within fifteen days from day OF sale. other
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property AT the risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser. after five days advertisement Of such
resale In some newspaper published in the city
Of Washington. n. C.
MICHAEL F. CLARKE.
100 2lst st nv
WILLIAM +. AMBROSE.
AS Ia. ave. NV ra.o
CLAUDE ". OWEN. ''eee'
504 r st. NV
JAMES A. TOOMEY.
Fendal building
de2s dads. cSu. de25&ja1