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1- or ah nd ty, lot .nd for lot ;st. at lie, sh een try, 1119 bla, ti. Hot iat 3 at I ter lnc- ln- manl Mile, ?hls. ,bles ess: r. c from limit ;vllle iner 33, nd ntfl ldent mm .J e . ..." iirT nui i MAnllt I UULL sterday's Quotations on the New York Exchanges. 0? Cotton Market Pointers and Chicago Grain Prices. pn vate Wire to Murphy & Co. Hi" WW :PHY Yd Stl"'1 mi 1 irtff Ibitr; th the it?'' ;faot' Isati: Idon f' ville ' made su Iroad 3 g'e list. lUIU'tMl'"" liaier narkt't & CO., STOCK LETTER. rk, Dec. 8. The market to- marked by excessive dull the general , tone, of -specu-owed a slight improvement. grain exports, ho we vet, en nrofessional traders to emselves on the bull's side, little business done for-ar- Kount was for tne bull ac--oreign advices indicated a ry completion of the Lon- nightly settlement. Ubuis- Nashville was inclined to in the forenoon, but later bstantial recoveries. There ral improvement in the rail The local tractions moved in the early dealings,, but ored sharp advances. The losed strong. Total sale of 2.000. a- steady. Improvement after . the open ing1. instead Of this March TflnlA a It, at 8t10, after touching 8.13 early, i It was not until the middle, of the day that the - recovery : came, and" then, as though to make haste for its delay, the market advanced six to eight' points In short order. May , sold from 8.42 to 8.20 with- practically no opposition. Barly sUer6 lhad rno; cotton to selij and those who (bought were not will ing to take less than six or eight points profi. When May sold at 8.20 many took profits, however, and more cotton was for sale than during the early dealings. Receipts were prac tically nothing, and this had an in fluence on sentiment. There was every reason to look H or a firmer ?tiarket on the figures. Liverpool has not very fcmch. cotton in store ' and the interior movement is so light that a. larger movement at the ports can hardly be looked for at this time. Not until the interiors pick up can -we expect much of a change. At every advance there will be Celling of cotton by all interested. Both holders of actual cotton and holders pf spots will be inclined to liquidate on any advance. This will be the tendency , as long as crop views continue the same. Small receipts will, tend, to hold the market, ana on any advance vwe would take profits. If ireceints beein to larger, as they are likely to do, there win be fewer advances and more fre quern- aecimes. car shortae-e nvtil keep things uncertain forborne time to come, but there is no general specu lation in cotton, and - for this reason we will have to depend on actual sup ply and demand to put up the price. On an advance in the morning take profits and wait for a break before buying. We don't know . what the course of January will be, but a lot of cotton will be delivered- Sell cot ton for profit taking on all advances around 8.25 for a time. lAmff. Am. m. Sui Ia t. & L. T. & .'hps- klyn UGSO Is the fate of sufferers from dyspepsia and indigestion. It toot food remains undigested H can't build cp the body. In fact, it does actual damage by decaying & the stomach, and poisoning the system. Vfcat Yea Eat. Kodol is the sensible remedy. Br dlireatinff what, vnn eat 4t strengthens the body and at the same time rests the stomach. This rest soon restores perfect health. Cathartics and stimulants only reach the symptoms. Kodol cures. It is Nature's tonic. Fire yearsfcgo a disease the doctors called dyspepsia took each a bold on me that I could tearceiy go. I took quantities of pepsin and other medicines, but nothing helped me. As a Crowning man grasps at a straw I grabbed at Kodol. I felt an improvement at once, and after a few bottles am sound and welL , . Gsobgb 8. Marsh, Attorney-at-Law, Nocona, Tex. It can't holp bat do you good. The H bottle contains 2U thnes as much (actual measurement) as the trial size which flit for 50c Prepared by g. C. DeWltt A Oo.. Chicago. Bold by aU dealers. ctunrs wren nazei save is?$brgi jsssssr- " T. C . SMITH'S DRU6 STORE. Pi 'mm li'mm S IF you ftND HAVE ONE 6EMT NEW YORK MARKETS. High. Low. Close. Conper 68 57 58 '. & F. .. .... 34 34 34 Ref 121 120 120 elt 39 69 3 elt. pfd .. .. Wft wfc 3U S. F 82 82 82 S. F. pfd ... 98 98 98 98 98 98 pfd 99 99 94 R. T 65 64 65 Ohio 46. 45 46 & 1 85 S& 85 S Steel 36 36 . 36 Steel pfd'.. ..83 83 83 33 33 . 33 & T. pfd ..56 56 56 Central .. ..143 143 143 Steel 19 19 19 & N. .. .; .. .-127 12 127 nhattian L. H 18, ..140 139 140 ..106 105 106 ..154 153. 154 .. 70 69 70 .. 29 ..39 ..156 ..101 .. 59 ..173 .. 62 L'ol. F 31... I Qllinm: Met. S aiissoui Y. int. a 'acitic 'ennsy laming Ft. I'ai . Ry. .. I'acific . 'entral .. Western Mail . . . pallia .. hull r-'nn. ' 'ilinll v .iiuthei ii Pacific . . n Ry. .. uttu'in Ky. pfd & I. .. aeitic .. .. Pacific .. I'uiric pfd Leather . . K. C Tel Kv;i(. ish 32 92 56 41 99 92 12 88 42 28 38 156 101 58 172 62 31 92 55. 41 99 91 12 88 42 29 38 156 101 59 173 62 32 92 56 41 99 92 12 88 42 PAGE & CO.'S GRAIN LETTER. Special to the Gazette. Chicago, Dec. 8. Wheat The in crease in the visible was much less than expected, while an advance in Antwerp confirmed unsettled welather m Argentine. The large clearance from the Pacific coast was a bullish feature, while exporters were liberal buyer's at . the seaboard. We still re gard wheat ' in a strong position and favor purchases on all dips. Corn There was some selling early on the cold weather, butj there was covering of shorts by a prominent commission house, while Armour was a liberal buyer of Mav. The move ment should increase, but on dips we favor purchases of May. Oats Receipts were quite large, but the cash demand more than absorbed them, while there was good buying of May, with the closing at the top. Lo cal sentiment. bullish on this cereal. provisions rne marKet was easier on the large run of hogs, but packers bought ribs and pork and brought about an advance, although floor sen timent was bearish. It looks very much as if there is going to be a large shortage in stock here, and we look for higher values. RIGHT ON THE SPOT. Where Rheumatism pains, rub Buck len's Arnica Salve, the great healer Twill work wonders. Stops pain or no pay. 25o. All druggists. P. B. PAGE 6c COMPANY 10 Church St., Asheville, N. C- SfOcks CORRESPONDENTS:! CftHnn I ( NewYork:Cotton Exchange Pain atld Mcmbcps S Chicaeo Board of Trade PPOvisiOnS I I New York Consolidated Stock Ex Private wires to New York, New Orleans and Chicago. Instantaneous quotations. All transactions made- direct with the various Exchanges. Mar ket information cheerfully given by phone, wire or mail. v GERMANY AND ENGLAND TO UNITE AGAINST CASTRO Cologne, Dec. 6: The Cologne Ga zette has received a despatch from Venezuela which states that Germany and England have begun common ac tion" in earnest against Castro's gov ernment. The cruisers Indefatigable and Vineta, representing - respectively, the British and German governments, have arrived at Laguayra. The Ger man Commodore Scheder, on board the cruiser Gazelle, has also selected Laguayra as the centre of the move ments of bis ships. The German foreign office and naval department have approved of this choice of a naval base. Great Bri tain, the Gazette's despatch says, is in agreement with these operations. The .squadron sent to Venezuela by Great Britain excites wonder on 'ac count of its strength and tonnage. debt against his father. He was work ing to pay this off and also the rent on his mother's house. His mother, he said, had to keep boarders, nine persons living in a four-room house. Buy a postal card and send to The New York Tribune Farmer, New York City, for a free specimen copy. The Tribune Farmer ia a National Illustrated Agricultural . Weekly for Farmers and their families, and stands at the head of the agricultural press. The price is $1.00 per year, but if yon like it you can secure it with your own favorite local newspaper,; the Semi Weekly Gazette, Asheville, N.C, at a bargain. Both papers one year, only H.50. Send your order and money to The Gazette, Asheville, N. C . TRANSYLVANIA RAILROAD CO. GENERAL OFFICES. BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA. WINTER SCHEDULE Effective Sunday,October;i9, 1902. OS T3 Q c O M 55H u (Eastern Standard Time.) STATIONS. m 9) 5 "3 c iH 3 -4. CD a. m. 9:30 9:45 9:51 9:55 10:00 p. m. 5:10 5:25 5:35 5:40 5:50 5:59 6:07 6:15 6r30 0.0 Lv Hendersonville Ar. 5.0 Yale 7.3 Horse Shoe , 8.4 Cannon 10.1 I Etowah. 12.2 14.9 18. 1 21.6 25.9 28.2 29.5 31.1 Blantyre.. .. 4. Penrose . ..Davidson River.. .. Brevard.. .. Selica .Cherryfield Calvert Ar Toxaway Ar .Lv. .Lv. 31.1 26.1 23.9 22.7 21.0 18.9 16.2 13.0 9.5 5.2 2.9 1.6 0.0 p. m. 12:40 12:J5 12:15 12:07 12:00 i;:5J 11:45 11:30 11:20 11:05 10:59 10:55 10:50 kll'KPHY & CO.'S COTTON LETTER. N-w York. Dec. 8. Slightly higher nr.s for cotton were recorded dur ing the morning session, but there Ha not mucn aoing- aim a-u casici me followed. Receipts were being iloselv watched and outside business .vas small. Cold weather again prevtetil- J throughout the south with the lempHiature as low as z. a a iujc ather prevailed everywhere. We now reacnea tne point wnere eath'-r news is believed to cut llt- tituie beyond its possible effect n the movement. The course or tne Iuai-kct hiages largely on this, uper tions on the short side are being gen raliv divided. The trade, as a rule, hdiii. s to the long side of the market ) Ex-uema cr'op estiirJates now rajige rni 10.417,000 to 11,775,000. It looks - . m r P"v as if the average or tnese ngures ove around the total yield that the neighborhood of 11,000,000. in the south are' not disposed Prices seem to be low enough it thf present. Great Britain ex- hrts of yarns for the monthv gained W.iiw.iioo nounds while the cloths ex erts lost seven millions yards. The ..v York warehouse stock con- 'iue to make slight gains. Todays P?uis are 91.3D9. Receipts at the re 47,000 again 47,000 last year. Jv-mm)1 was 2 points lower. Num- "us rcorts came in of top crop be- Iwd ivilt-motion. WHY MRS. LEMOYHE APPEABS HERE The nw play, "Among Those Pres ent" in which Mrs. LeMoyne is starr ing this year, was so well liked by Naw York ilays:oers that but for a difficulty in the booking people in this section w'ould not have had an early opportunity of seeing it. The actress' run at the Garden Theatre, New York was terminated on Nov., 29th, by reason of previous contracts between the management of the theiatre and Mr. E-. S. Willard, which it was found impossible to cancel. The new play is of particular interest because it satirizes well known characters in the four hundred, and throughout the lloklt lo S.' STEAMER BORNEO Philadelphia, Dec. 6. One fireman was drowned, another is 'missing and two others were taken to a hospital overcome by smoke as the result of a fire which broke out on the Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Company's "Saxon" early this morning. The steamship lies in twenty feet of water at the foot of Pine street, burned to the water's edge. The dead fireman is William Seville, who went into the hold of the vessel to fight the flames. Before he could reach the deck of the Saxon, the ves sel gave a lurch and Seville was caught in the rush of water and drowned. Another fireman who was in the hold is missing and it is fear ed he, too, was drowned. All other firemen have been accounted for. The fire was not extinguished until 9 o'clock this morning. Divers are in the hold of the vessel searching for the bodies of Seville and the other fireman. It is not known how the fire originated. The loss on the Saxon is about $50,000. She- came in yester day afternoon and had discharged nearly all of her cargo. The Saxon was on the regular line between Phil adelphila, Providence and Fall River sne was ibuilt in 1862 and had a net MISCELLANEOUS. LOSTT Sunday, 7th inst.. Pair gold eye glasses and chain between Bilt- more church and Montford ave., reward by returning to 198 Mon- ford ave. it. WANITED Competent white cook, also competent white girl for second work. Adress "S" care Gazette of fice 3t. Southern Railway Trains Effective Sunday, October 12,1902, Trains on the Southern Railway arrive at Hendersonville as follows: No. 14, East Bound, 8:05 a. m. No. 10, East Bound, 5:05 p. m. No. 9, West Bound, 12:47 p. m. No. 13, West Bound, 6:11 p. m. "Connects at Toxaway with Turnpike Line to the Resorts of the Sapphire Country At Hendersonville with Southern Railway for all points North and (South. . . , ...... ' I I I ;?ii4 J. F. HAYS, , " FLEMING RAMSATJR. General Manager. Superintedent. ROOM FOR RENT Neatly furnished front room in priviate family. Goou location; near car line; $2.00 per week; special rate of $1.50 per week to gentleman. Address A. B. C, General Delivery, Asheville, N. C. e o d till jan 4 LOST On Haywood street, between Haywood Street church and Audi torium, pearl brooch. Suitable re ward if returned to Gazette pfRce. 257-6t WANTED By a young lady of re finement, a position as companion or nurse X. Y. Z. to invalid lady. Gazette office. Address 257-3t New York engagement the boxes and choicest portion of the orchestra were tonnage of 938 and ag ross tonnage of reserved for rich folk who wianted to I 1,293 tons. She was 200 feet long, 30 see themselves as Mr. jien lviacuo-1 feet beam and 18 1-2 feet deep. nough, the author of the play, sees 1 The Saxon was owned by the Bos- C- COTTON. York spot 8.50. High. them. As an intimate , and realistic picture, Of New York society, "Among Those Present" will (prove unusually attractive to Manager1 Randolph's patrons at the Auditorium where it will be. seen on Tuesday Dec- 16 with Mrs. LeMoyne as star. Reader It. ton & Philadelphia Steamship Com pany, with headquarters in Boston. Low. Close. Aiiua. ru, ry iry 8.27 S.18 r-Iarch 'lay .. uly .. ircM I Whent- fffWrili.-r 8.19 8.20 8.18 8.23 8.05 8.27 8.10 8.12 8.18 8.14 7.99 8.19 8.27 8.15 8.19 8.20 8.18 8.23 7.99 8.25 CHICAGO. High. Low. Close. Dec pec 16th. ction. $6.83- foy -orn - May Oat: a h.. Ribs Wav try the! I Urd rnuarv ..73 72 73 .. 76 75 75 .. 55 54 55 .. 43 43 - 43 .. 31 31 31 .. 33 32 3 .. 8.35 8.25 a.35 .. 8.20 8.10 8.17 Father Carvan's Examination Scranton, Dec. 6. JThe Rev. J. J., Curran of Wilkesbarre, who was on the stand Friday when -the coal strike commission adjourned, resumed the witness stand when the commission began its session at 10 o'clock today. Commissioner Parker was absent from the hearing today, having gone to Washington on private business, Father Curran was taken in hand by Harry Reynolds, one of the lawyers for the operators, who cross-examined him at some length regarding condi tions in the vicinity of Wilkesbarre, After examining Father Curran on the Asheville, N.. C, Dec. 8, 1902. I violence in the resrion and comDarative Local report for the 24 nours enamg 1 wageg Mr Reynolds proceeded to ask MONEY TO LOAN On improved real estate in Asheville. Thomas A. Jones, Attorney at Law, Rooms 16 jand 17 Legal buildiifg. 256-6t f LIST your property with us for sale or rent. We can find you desirable pur chasers and tenants. J. B. Bostic Co., 24 Temple Court building. tf WANTED Collector and salesman. A good, man that will devote all his time to business. Call or address at once The Singer Manufacturing Co., Court square, Asheville, N. C. A BARGE HOTEL IN CITY made en tire change in crockery. I purchased that which was in use viz.: 360 Plates. 300 side dishes, 200 cups and saucers, etc., etc. For sale very cheap. W H. Medd, 68 South Main street. tf. FOR RENT. STRIKES AT THEIR ROOT. Many dangerous diseases begin in impure blood. Electric Bitters purines .the blood, and cures, or no pay. Only 50c . All druggists. The Weather UNITED STATE DEPARTMENT OF I AGRICULTURE . Weather Bureau. FOR RENT A good store room, base ment and up stairs in good- business location. Apply to C. S. Cooper, 39 South Main street. tf. FOR SALE Meat market fixtures. including ice box, block, tools, etc., all in good condition and nearly new. Also three show cases, 800 pound Victor safe and a cash regis ter. For particulars, call on or ad dress T. L. Trantham, Biltmore, N. C. . till jan 1 an riverj fori er1! Po Panu 9.80 8.97 965 8.85 9.77 8.95 ..16.35 16.20-16.35 ..15.32 15.15. 1.32, 8 n. m. 8 a.m. 8 p.m. Mean Reduced barometer ..30.31 30.32 30.32 Temperature , 29 28 28 Relative Humidity 8 a.m. 3 p.m. 8 p.m. , Mean. 95 63 78 " 79 Wind (dir. and vel.) N.18 N. 20 Rainfall .... 0 ' 0. . . State of Weather Clear. Clear. Maximum temperature Minimum' temperature Mean temperature Total rainfall "T" indicates less than .01 inch rainfall. R. M. GEDDIJNUrS, V' , ' ; I proclamation describing, the violence Temperatures for 24 hours ending 8 and reign of terror that existed in the a. m. Jjecemoer o: LIVERPOOL COTTON. J'J l'he followine were th ruling auo- lis in tVin 1 A tosft. a,flJj I lorif., fmjpf. eoino SrtAn- Mid. 4.44. Open. Close. 0I I B lruary-Mar.fvh ?arth-Anril ' ' f.Wl-Mav "Aucnst- Member Cernber-January 9 4.37 4.37 4.37 4.37 ; 4.37 4.37 v ; ; t,'J f 4.37 . 4,37 4.37 4.37 4.37 4.37 4.37 4.38 CO.'S COTTON LETTER. York. Dec. 8. The early maj was Vftrv mV (OTiff uHflmnt BiiV As far as the imornInffiie'ws 34 28 31 0 of the clergyman regarding the compara tive intelligence of the children of the miners. Witness said they compared favorably with other children. Refer ring to the non-union men, Father Cur ran said most of the "people of the coal regions believed the miners should have better wages. "If a so-called 'scab' takes the place of a man who is trying to get his rights the so-called 'scab" is doing wrong and an injustice to the people in his com munity," said Father Curran. JJohn O'Brien, an attorney for the union men, cross-examined Father Curran.. He read Governor Stone's FOR RENT One six room cottage, Lexington avenue, two minutes walk from square. Also store room num ber 25 South Main street. Apply to 118 Woodfln street. 254-6t. FOR RENT Bed rooms in Hendry block, North Court square, also a 4 room cottage on new street railroad in Woolsey, mile from city limits. Apply to C. S. Cooper. 39 S. Main street. tf. Stations. ; Asheville- .. .. .. Atlanta. Augusta . . . .. . Boston .. ..lo Chicago .. .. .. .. .. 2 Cincinnati .14 Mil. Max. Rain. .28; , .32 . .36 .18 Galveston . . . Macon . . .. Mobile .'. M;oitgojneryt .. New Orleans , New -York Pittsburg .. , r. Richmond . ' . St. Louis ... Vicksburg . .. WasWiitpn D Tegioh during the strike, and the cler gymau stated that some of the things stated in the proclamation did not exist." . Commissioner Watkins -here asked the attorneys for the miners and the Philadelphia & Reading company if any effort was niade'by the companies an;Jt the miners to get into more har monious relations as a result of the, 1900 strike. KThe attorneys said they would give the information later. A 12-year-old breaker boy employed fby the Markle mines at Jeddo was the nWt witness called to the stand. The boy ' said he had'vohe' year's schooling and that his .father; was Wiled in the mines. ,Heworked si weeks -i before he strike and has been working since the suspension ' ended W He ' produced Th8 Kind YOB Hav0 Always ESOp rdus.'billa Showing. Ahat he. earned .four fTy? . j7. . I "cents an houriHe.receirea no money, S:. :Apf 'ibecause there was an old .56 ..34 ..49 ..38 ..60 ..28 ..20 ...30 ..14 ..42 ..32 46 52 60 27 14 38 68 62 36 48 30 64 42 .02 ! .02 .01 FOR RENT One ten-room house, two blocks from the oostoffice: two flats, five and six rooms, fur nished, or unfurnished; one nice new seven room cottage: four offices over No. 3 West Court square, second floor. Before making invest ments call on O. D. Revell, office No. 12 Revell building, West Court square - Eod: tf. . ' : : FOR RENT Modern unfurnished house No. 104 Cumberland avenue, 8 to 10 rooms.- Rath closets, etc. Apply to H. F. Grant & Son, or 104 Hillside streeet. tf FOR RENT No. 39 Haywood street; three hundred feet from ppstofflce fine location for' boarding -business. Also for renting rooms.' Apply to C. S. Cooper, 39 South Main street. FRONT ROOM FOR v RENT Large k hright fciip tair3trmt rooan . in new. nouse, newiy; - lurnisneo, porceuiia ,bath and toilet , saihe. fiooov with via the Cotton Belt, from St. Louis, Thebes, Cairo and Memphis, first and thira Tuesdays of each month, beginning October 21st. For one-way tickets, Half the 0neWay Rate, plus $2.00; round-trip tickets, one fare plus $2.00, to points in Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas," Oklahoma and Indian Territories. Write fcr particulars and cost of ticket from your home town. The Cotton Belt rocs solid Thronch trains to Texas, equipped with the rios. modem ami cr mfortkiblo cars. These trains make quick time and direct connections for all carts of the Great Southwest. If yon are seeking a better plocs to locate, write for a free copy of onr handsome illnstrated booklets. Homes In the Southwest and Through Texas With a Camera. II. H. SUTTON, Traveling Pesssnger Agent Chattanooga, Tenn. E. W. La BEAUME, General Pass. ancKTicket Agt., St. Louit, Mo. Murphy & Co., BROKERS. ! Phone 649 Private Wire. Continuous Quotations. 16 Broadway, New York 11 Church St., Asheville Refer to Blue Ridee National Bank CATTLE QUARNATINE UnlltK PKOMULGATcD Raleigh, N. C, Dec. 8. State Veter inarian Butler has issued the" follow ing: Notice is hereby given that from November 1st to January 31, no cattle may be shipped, driven, or al lowed to stray into that portion of North Carolina except from the Fed eral quarantine, nor into the counties of Surry, Wilkes, Caldwell, Burke and McDowell, from any point below the quarantine line, nor from Rubun, Towns and Union counties, Georgia. Provided, this regulation shall not apply to interstate traffic by rair""or boat transacted in accordance with the federal regulations relating thereto, or to uninfected cattle exempted by spe cial permit of the United States sec retary of agriculture. Provided, fur ther, that from Dec. 15, 1902, , to Jan. 31, 1903, cattle free of infection (Boo philus Annunlatus) may be shipped or driven from Surry, Wilkes, Caldwell, Burke find McDowell counties Into that portion of North Carolina above the Federal Quarantine line. A PRIZE WINNER "THE GOLDEN STATE LIMITED" Is the Name of the New Rock Island System Train to Cali fornia Via Kansas City andJEl Paso, Tex. One Hundred Dollars Given T. H. Davis, of N. Y. Central Lines, Denver, Col,, for the Selection. Vick's Case Washington, Dec. 6. Samuel H. VIck, the negro postmaster at Wilson, N. C, accompanied by ex-Represent-atlye White, had a long talk with Poosevelt today -with regard to Vick's candidacy for therWHson postmaster- shlD. He is opposed by (Senator Pritchard, whoV recommended another candidate. Vlck - presented a number of letters and documents td the presi dent bearing lOnyiils own candidacy President . Roosevelt said ; he . was . glad Recently the Rock Island system of fered 1100 cash' prize for the most ap propriate name for their ,,fvr limited train to California, via Kansas City and EH Paso, Tex. There were thou sands of names presented from all parts of the United States.. The name de cided upon was "The Golden State Uni ted," submitted by T. H. Davis of the New Tork Central lines, Denver, Colo-, rado. vwV. a-m m. VI aVm mmm. amifl M for'rent to' gentleman; ' Address Box I to haTertheand4 promised -to give 156, AShevme. N. O - wvw. A HAVEN & STOUT, NASSAU STREET, CORNER WALL, NEW YORK. Deposit accounts received subject to check on demand. Interest credited monthly on daily balances. Accounts of banks, corporations, firms and individuals received on fa vorable terms. Coupons, interest, dividends, notes drafts collected for our .-correspondents. Orders executed for the purchase and gale, on commission, of bonds, stocks, investments, or carried on margins. Clients may telegraph orders and in structions at our expense: Copies of telegraphic code may foe had on applis cation. . Information regarding quotations cheerfully furnished. , sbbbbbbbbbbbsBbbbbbbbbbbbbIbbbsMbbSbbbbbbibis - - ; J pe I don't hear you practicing on the violin any more. She Nov 'you ee the heat injured: it so that X -can't. cse ; If TTxk-Tia . float?. fiha-iVaa M threw it into the ore the ouier; nights ' T
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