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pIRealizing Sales Check Advance

Resulting in Moderate ReactionsI

AN EXCEPTION

Gradually G ains Stout Frac-

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LIQUIDATION OF STOCKS

Strong Undertone of Market Not Impaired and Buying Power Seems

to Be Excellent

NEW YORK July natural outpouring of stock for realizing purposeschecked the advancing impetus whichwas felt o strongly in the stock marketat the close yesterday and generallythroughout the list prices suffered mod-

erate reactions There was however noImpairment of the strong undertonewhich ha been in evidence of late-St cks were well taken at the declinesand there were occasional rallies fromthe low price made in the initial dealIrRs

An exception to the reactionary move

United preferred The low priceof this ismi as compared with thevrstment return now tlot it is

believed that the regular dividendrnt will be maintained is proving at-

tractive to both investors ad specula-tors

stock at no time In the first hoariJ bflow yesterdays final figure and

after that n touched there folliWid a gradual advance of cent

Coal and Iron and ColoradoFuel and Iron yer firmer in sympathyThere was no especial feature to therailway list prices rather uniformly

the losses however being con-fined to fractions Amalgamated CopP r was somewhati ina Chemical preferred Internationalr General Electric and Sugar Refining ruled higher The volti ait of business is not up to thatt but London handc about XOOD shares and boughtabout 10000 shares on balance feature of the market this morning washeavy liquidation large of

and the day before The buying power seems to be excellent

WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

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A MORGAN PORTRAITSome wandering genius has drawn

with five strokes of an expressmanscrayon upon an advertising sign on adowntown elevated station a wonder-fully clever likeness of J Serpent Mor-gan It a freehand effort and nighthave been done in three seconds

who happens to glance at It saysMorgan fur great promoter and

syndicate king has three remarkablefeatures In his caput namely his domehis and nose The cartoonistusually lands upon his MMM which prob-ably the nOM in theMr Morgan eyes are veryclose together so a man NewYork Poet

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Chic Alton pf 8 H4 WH4 80 8 4Chic Great West 1414 14 18

Chic Mil St P 146 146 145 146Col Fuel Iron Jl4 31 31Consolidated Gas 195 19 1 195

Dela A Hudson 158 1684 156Erie com 26 26 24 24Erie 1st pf 80 80 00Erie 2d pf 36 38 86 36General Electric 165 168 158 16S

Illinois Central 134 114 134 134

Louis Nashville 112 112 111 111

Manhattan Elevated ISO 150 149 149Met Sees Co SVi 88 85 88Metropolitan St Ryll Vfe 117 115 11Mo A T com 17 17 17 17Mo Kan T pf 38 88 38 18Missouri Pacific 92 tt 111

Mexican Central 7 8 7 7T4National Lead SO 20 10New York Central 117 11781117 117N Y Ont West 27 27 f7 27Norfolk Western M 4 88 68-

i Penn Railroad llfli 11SV 117 117

P o Gas of 88 M K M-PreeMKl Steel Car SS 88 2SReading 4 4 48 46

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Rock Island pfd W K MRubber Goods 17 17 17 i7St L Southwestern 12 12 12 12St L S W pf 34 StK 36 KSo Pacific 4fl 43 48So Railway O 5fi JS ViSo Railway pf 87 87Tenn Coal A Iron 37H 88Texas Pacific 24 24 24 24Union Pacific tt 90 91U S Leather 8 f 6 SU S pf S 80 8 80U S Steel 18 11 KU S Steel pf 58 S8 57 58r S Steel fe 77 77 77 77Wabash 3 l 16 1Wabash pf 35 35 35 S6iWia Central 17 17 17 17

COTTON MARKET STEADIESAFTER IRREGULAR OPENING

NEW YOK July 7 The local coton market was disappointing in view

ot the Liverpool cables as a number ofyesterdays buyers for a turn took ad-vantage of the first bulge by selling Af-ter the call however a steadier tonedeveloped Trade was of moderatevolume New Orleans bought Octoberand ember while one prominentSouthern operator sold

A cable from Liverpool statedthere was good demand from spinnersthat stocks were being rapidly reduced

that there was a big interestIt was noticeable nevertheless that at

the opening futures in Liverpoolshowed moderate declines evidentlycaused by the efforts of smaller hoMersto get profits

Opening NoonBid Asked

March 9MJulyAugust 10S8 lei 1046 1856September 886 71 878October 944 945 951 53November 7 94SDecember 942 0 949 856

CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETCHICAGO July 7 The following

prices were quoted on th grain markettoday

OoeninK NoonWheat Bid Asked Bid Asked

May 8HSS 89

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September 7K 712

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HALLETT GLACIERThe history of the t f this

glacier is an Interesting one An oldbear hunter chanced upon the field onMummy Mount which he thelargest snowfield in the Be

his death which occurred shortlyhe mentioned this discovery to a

gentleman living in Denver whoto the exploration of

and strange localities inand the neighborhood-

In gentleman avisited the spot entirely alone In trying to ascend the north side of the Ice

he suddenly broke through thebridge of a hidden crevasse but by ex-tending his elbows he managed to ex-tricate himself from his perilous positionand returned In safety to his campThis incidnt finally led him to wonderwhether this might not be a glacierIn 1 W and 1887 Mr Inwith an experienced mountaineer willwas as familiar the Alps as withthe Rockies twice revisited the spot

the first of these expeditions aftera careful examination the true natureof this vast expanse of snow and icewas for the first time determined In the heart of Coloradoexisted a glacier showing crevassesmoraines In the characteris-tic of the wellknown Alpine glaciersof Switzerland To this was given thename it now bears Edict Glacierin honor of the man who in such a

way made the first real die

A VEGETABLEThe socalled

New Zealand Is attracting much attention at present says Nature olLondon Fungoid parasites are com-

mon in all parts of the world but notgenerally conspicuous enough to benoticed l y any but naturalists

Many of the largest and meet remarkof the Austrian region

be infested by variousparasitic fungi which convent the wholesubstance of the caterpillar Into awoody substance and fromit to a length of several inches

The caterpillarfour long when full grownlive until they are ready to assumepupa state they bury them

m the ground die and the funupwardt from tiltneck ot the caterpillar sometime ac-quiring the length of nearly a foot andsprouting up from ground thecaterpillarftlam nts may sprout from a single caterpillar The Now Zealand namefor this plantcaterpillar are Hotelsand nauves eat the plantswhich when fresh have the flavor of anut and also use thorn when burntas coloring jor theIr tattootingrubbing Into the wounds Inwhich state it has a strong animal

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NEWS AND GOSSIPQF STOCK MARKETS

WASHINGTONThe principal trading on the local e

change today was In bonds Washington Street Railway bonds sold at an ad-vance of from to over yesterdaysclosing bid 6000 being sold at 77 7777 and 77 These bonds are more

considered every day and onebroker who has all along expressed thegreatest confidence In their future of-fered 77 for any part of 100000

Chesapeake and Potomac Telephonefives were the other class of hondatraded In one broker filling an order of10000 He got them at prices ranging

from lOSifc to 10S which was from to1 over closing bid

Washington Title Insurance Is not of-ten in The bid price has been

2 tt 3 and at the lat-ter 100 shares were sold

Greene Copper again had an Inning100 snares being sold At 14 and 800 at114 A sixty days option was sold at

Bank of Washington was bid for at480 end offered at KK but both bid andoffer were probably Pickwickian

The directors of the Peoples Bankin the Warder Building at Ninth

northwest at a meetingheld yesterday afternoon declared asemiannual dividend of 5 per cent andcartled 10000 to the surplus fund Thebank began business last October with a

of 55090 and has been remark-ably successful William J is

president

NEW YORKPennsylvania Steel preferred and

Atehlson seem to have about the largestinterest but there Is a fair short

In sit active stocks which doesnot attract attention as are re-newed quickly from day

American In London are strongfeatures St Paul and Union Pa

and Steel preferred up

advance such as has taken place

g proportion of the trading elementThUr resistance has often the effect offacilitating operations for a further advsjtee and it can be counted as arule to collapse at the turning pointTraders sell stocks short cover and goshort again a little higher feeling forthe top and if the advance continuesthey end by turning and going longtheir power of resistance being finallyexhausted

Union Pacifics continued advancecoupled with the sharp rise in NorlnernSecurities in the outside market servedto hold that stock In the place of prom-inence which it assumed oiV TuesdayThe Street s looking shortly for a de-cision in the injunction proceedings in-

stituted on behalf of the Union Pacificagainst Che Hill plan of dissolution ofthe Northern Securities Company andthe In some quarters was toconnect the advance In Northern Securi-ties with the outcome of the injunctionproceedings Generally speaking how-ever the bulls on Union Pacific seem in-

clined to Ignore the outcome of theNorthern Securities dissolution and tobase their position on the general pros-pects of the Union Pacific system

lit connection with the failure of theRichmond Passenger and Power Com-pany to pay the July Interest on itsbon 3 it was announced yesterday thatFrank J Gould had offered to pay incash at par for the coupons of the bondsof the Virginia Electrical Railway andDevelopment Company amounting to37300 and of the Traction

Company interest In which amounts to12500 Both of these companies are

owned by the Virginia Passenger andPower Company a Gould propertywhich interest payment on July1 owing to pending litigation

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Brookland Lena B Sayman et virIsaac H to Isaac S Pennybacher lot21 block 23 10

Long Meadows Potomac InsuranceCompany vs Henry Anton Sander lot14 10

Estate of William Holmead John LWarren trustee to Mylon Roche lotEl SlMO

P Street northwest between Twentyfifth and Twentysixth Streets AqullaE Payne to Edgar M Hayes lot Wsquare 1361 HO

Madison Street northwest betweenSeventeenth and EighteenthJohn Marbury et al trusteesA Sellhausen lot 323 square 150 193230

U Street northwest betweenand Eighteenth Streets Anna M

Colclazier et a to Arthur G Nicholslot 259 square 150 400

Central Heights Marie V Gehring toMary O Cooley lot 4 block 1 400

North Grounds Columbian UniversityWilliam H Dennis trustee to

Berliner lots 11 and 12 block 80 11105Barry A Pierce to Isa-

bella I 41 and 4 section2 J10

Second Street southeast between L-

and M W Mosby Williamstrustee G Williams part original lot 4 square 7 9 00

First StreetO Streets Florence V Creamer to Eliz-abeth S Danenhower lot 145 square C17

Redford W and William II Walker lots4 and 11 block 2 500

Addition to Congress Heights HenryLongnecker et ux to Ethel S Cuslcklot 7 block 4 300

Moore Barbours Addition Allda SNewton to Martha E Hasselbach twothirds and Clifton E Hasselbach onethird lot 19 block 3 10

THE LADY AND TWO FARESAn amusing situation L L Blake of

Laidlaw Co a stock exchange housesat beside a stunhing woman In a sur-face oar the other day Aares

the conductor The fair one handedout a quarter received fifteen cents Inchange and looked thoughtful as theotncial passed on After awhile she gotnervous Her Cinderellabeet apitapat on the floor She fingeredher change excitedly Several passoiugers noticed her agitation among themBlake Pardon me he do youwish to get oft No she

I am waiting for my change Theconductor was summoned This ladywants her change Blake informed

I gave correct change maamthe conductor confidently Youme a quarters and I returned fifeents Quite right but whoreother nickel Aint paying

for this nodding tovuruBlushes Confusion Blushes

More blushes HauteurIndignation It was the nearestcamo to a free ride said Blake

WHERE DOSS MADE A MISTAKE-A senior of one of our large manufac-

turing concerns came through the storerecently and noticed a boy sitting on acounter swinging his legs and whistlingmerrily says the Louisville CourierJournal The senior eyed him severelyas he confronted him and Inquired

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Paradise for SettlersIn Northern Michigan

Ground Almost for the Asking ProfitableCrops Wood Water Tonical Climate

Wilderness Dotted With Towns

NEWBERRY Mich July 7 CongressIs providing for the Irrigation of landsIn the West and millions are to be spentin making the arid regionsIs no question of the great thenation of these projects Yet In this

j north country in the upper peninsula ofMichigan there are vast tracts of

more attractive and valuable thanthose In the regions of scanty rainfallnow being given so much attention

j Here the man desiring a homo canpractically carve one out shaping it tosuit his fancy He has an abundance ofwood and shade has water in plentyand an atmosphere of groat tonlcalproperties He does not have to scourthe country to gather

his dinner Inclearing thcj timber from his land hesells his maple and birch at a priceample to repay him fpr his labor orshould he prefer it there aretracts of land free from timber that areavailable to the settler and the soil otwhich is suitable to the cultivation ofgrames celery and other crops thatthrive In the lowlying areas

Growing Sugar BeetsLest year was the first season that

the cultivation of sugar beets was givenmuch attention and the weresurprising the roots notwell but yielding a percentage of saccharlne matter at the very top Al-though others are contemplated the pe-

ninsula now has but one beet sugar fac-tory at Menomlnae and thatwent for the first timelast fall

The farmers in that section found

that gave them a profit Itfully withstanding the almost unprece

cold weather and heavy rainsyear the acreage devoted to

the cultivation of beets has been great-ly increased The factory stands Toadyto take all beets offered and Is willingto enter Into longtime contracts withthe farmers for their supply paying on ascale based on the percentage of sugarin the roots v

The State experiment station atChatham Alger county an enterprise-not sufficiently provided with money toconduct affairs on a scale demandedby the possibilities of the district hasshown what can be done by intelligentdirection Grains roots vegetables andfruits of a size and quality not ex

Wait Till Its Over Is HisInjunction

BUSY DRAWING UP PLATFORM

Inspired by Presence and Counsel of

Hearst Leaders Pettigrewand Darrow

ST LOUIS July 7 Will you boltthis convention if the platform or nomi-nee doesnt suit you

This question was put bluntly to WJ Bryan In his In the JeffersonHotel Bryan come from theColiseum where he had attended theconvention and the preliminary meetingof the committee on resolutions ofwhich he Is the Nebraska member Hehad at once plunged into the task ofdrawing up a platform representative ofhis views

Nobody said Mr Brya in answerto the question will know untll thlsconvention Is over whether I shall

When told that one of the NebraskaC D Casper had been quoted

as that Bryan and his friendswould bolt the convention If the platform should prove unsatisfactory tothem Bryan

I am sure Caspar never as-sumed to speak for Bryan Whenhas anything to say Bryan will sayhimself I have refused absolutelysay one word about bolting and Idecline to say what I shall do incontingency

Pettigrew and Darrow ThereIn an inner room where tho platform

was being drawn up were exSenatorPettigrew of South Dakota and Clarence S Darrow the labor leader andlawyer of Illinois and Darrow who Is a member of the Illinoisdelegation are leaders In the Hearstmovement The platform that was

drawn up is to represent not onlyBryans views but also those of otherleacVrs hostile to Judge Parker

Should Bryan bolt a thing which fewof his friends or opponents expect himto do It is believed that a majority ofthe Nebraska delegation will go withhimC D Caspar denied positively that

ever said Bryan would boltSpoke for Himself

What I do say said Caspar Isthat personally I shall not support theticket nor vote for Judge Purkor if

We of the Nebraska delefree to use our individual

judgment and it was agreed someweeks ago that none of us shouldquestion another member about bolt-ing

This agreement has been adheredno member Is competent to speak

for another It is absurd to spread theimport that I had asBumed to speak forBryan His burden is certainly heavyenough at this time without my doinganything that would add to it

Casper denied that Tomllnson Hallat Indianapolis has been hired by theNebraska people to hold a bolters con-vention in next week

Little fuss is made over BryanAbout tho only politicians who visithim are the member of the Nebraskadelegation or of the Hearst movementSome of the associates of Louder Mur-phy of Tammany have called uponhim with exceptions ho isquite neglected by the real factors Inthe convention

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celled anywhere are grown andnumerous experimental cropsheretofore deemed foreign to the regionhave been successfully raised

Money in StrawberriesIn the north country too strawber-

ries equal to the very best are cultivatedon a rapidly Increasing scale the sandysoil here and there apparently beingparticularly suited to the Theberries ripen at a time when from

I more Southern become exhaustcd market at fairPrices The Northern berry is much

I firmer stands transportation better thanthat shipped to the peninsula early Inthe season and each year sees thefarmer giving its cultivation more at-tention Last it was proved by ac-tual experience that a net of700 to JlOW per acre can berowing strawberries while in additiona crop of the fruit was raisedlate in the summer at the experiment

farmAside from the various of thesoil It has been demonstrated that there

la in and In thedairy business in the peninsular andan area than that of RhodeIsland Delaware Connecticut andMassachusetts combined is muchespecially that from which thebeen cut available forthis purposeNew Homes Everywhere

Much of the upper p rlnsula Is as yetvirtually a yet one is sur-prised at the number of new metwith in driving along the themoat outoftheway places In trampingthrough the woods will be found neatlittle cabins about which the ground hasbeen cleared and upon which fineare growing

are not the pine homesteadersyears gothese homesteadershave long ago sold their timber and have

tie and realized so much newhomes are as a general uponlands the settler has purchased on easyterms from the lumber or tendcorporations The man who ahome not often secuVeIs the pineries butturns rather to districtsIn times like these when men areseeking some place where they earna living building their homestrikes and dull times there Issunshine pure water cheap fuel honedcial climate and a soil that will yieldbounteously the north country is cerentitled to and thesame conditions to northern Wisconsin and Minnesota

seekers Thom he dismisses with apleasant word and a handshakeIf downhearted Bryan not showIt His manner is as cordial cheery

and magnetic as ever His resent his comparativehe attracts no more than sassing attention when he appears on the streetor In the lobby of the hotel

the convention adjourned for

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were nearest the Nebraska sectiongates from States climbed over

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where Bryan Is declared by his friendto be a good loser

FINANCIAL STATEMENTSDEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

of insurance of thedo certify that theBENEFITWashington in the District Columbia

and insurance on the assesIts condition and business

date hereof I shownis re

to be as followsCertificates In

Number 4463

2fiWee79 ISContingent Mortu-ary None

LiabilitiesLosses unpaid NoneAll None

Cash income the yearCash the

Mortuary and disJ89 2SSManagement etc S 2 6

513563650

None1509613

In witness whereof I have hereuntosubscribed my name and caused my offlciHl seal to be affixed the day and yearfirst above writtenSeal THOS E DRAKESuperintendent of Insurance District of itDEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE-

of theDISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

I DRAKE Superintendentf of the of Columbiado certify that the UNION INSURANCE COMPANY located at Washington in the District of Columbia hascomplied with the laws of the Districtof Columbia applicable to It and is authorized to transact in the District of Columbia its appropriate business of lifeand insurance on the assess-

ment plan Its condition and businesson the 31st day of December of the yearnext preceding the date hereof Is shownby the statement under oath as required by section J7 of the amendedCode of Law of the District of Columbiato bo as followsCertificates in force

Number 2021Amount J102S750

AssetsInvested SlCOOOONonInvested 1W4 97

i 97Liabilities

Losses unpaid NoneAll other None

NoneCosh income during the year 12401 48Cash expenditures during theyear

Mortuary and dis-ability 52SW24

Management etc 88667411553 9S

In witness whereof I have hereuntosubscribed my name and my ofclal seal to be affixed yearfirst above written

Seal THOS E DRAKESuperintendent of Insurance Dis-

trictCHAS A HARTMAN President

SAMUEL S CARROLL SecretaryIt 472 Louisiana Avenue

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CHARTERS GRANTEDUNDER DISTRICT LAWS

Certificates of the Incorporation of thefollowing named enterprises were re

todayWashington Manufacturing Com-

pany capital stock 96006 Ineorporators-W TV Payne J Dugan andGeorge F Hove

The Columbia Importing and TradingCompany capital stock 56000 Ineorporators Joseph S Vowles N EVowles and E P Parker

The Merchants and Bankerscapital stock 100000

S C Van

Hopkins Co to buy andexchange and foreign coin

capital stock SttQO incorporatorsThomas S Hopkins S GE G Seibert

The International Legal Aid Associa-tion of the District of Columbia capitalstock 1000 incorporutorsVowles Edwin P ParkerVowles

FINANCIAL

THE WASHINGTON LOAN

AND TRUST COMPANYOFFICE CUR TH AjtD K STS-

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real estate or ooUataril at rtasaoaWerates

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JOHN JOY J3MOX IVesblentJOHN A SWOm Vlea PrestdcatELLIS SPEAR Second Vice President

PAKBR TreawiwHARRY G MEKii Assistant TreasurerTHOMAS BRADLEY Real Estate Officer

REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENTIs prepared to assume th management of your

THE RiGGS NATIONAL BANK

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CAPITAL 1000000SURPLUS 1000000EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD

Cable transfer and drafts direct on princIpalcities of tho world

Letters of Credit Ktreiga and DomesticCOLLECTIONS INVESTMENTS

STOCKS AND BONDS

THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSITSAVINGS AND TRUST

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CAPITAL 1000000rays lotorai on depositsRents Safes Inside Burglarproof VaultActs ss Executor Trustee etc

Bankers and Brokers1419 F Street

Aetna BankingTrust Company

1222 F Street Northwest

Foreign Exchange and Foreignand Domestic Money Orders

Savings Deposits 4 per centcompounded quarterly

Time and Demand CertificatesSpecial Department for ladies

BANKING BY MAIL

Year After YearThe record office will show

what vast amounts of money we loanon real estate during the course of ayear Itl will also show you thatmany of the largest operators in theDistrict have been doing their loanbusiness exclusively with us formany years past It Is scarcely nec-essary to comment on this fact Itspeaks for Itself

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PACKED forshipment or stored in fire andburglarproof vaults at the bank-

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AMUSEMENTS

The PeoplesPopular Playhouse

LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON

Vaudeville Singing and Da icing

Uncle Toms CabinAugmented Company Absolute and

Complete ProductionPrices 15o 25c 35s few at 50c

Mats Tuesday Thursday and Saturday

GRAND CONCERT

cATiLoAHRSfs MARINE BAND

Every Evening Including SundayDANCINGEVERY EVENINGExcept Free

AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK

TODAYPhiladelphia vs Washington

GAMKSONE ADMISSIONIt FIRST GAME 2 P M

and Lawn FoteAt Lofflers lawn 2S Brightrood Ave

t and 7 Take Brightwood AYe carsPerfect car strvic no crowding neces-sary Admission 10 cents Jy53t

EXCURSIONS

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JOYCES OLD COUNTRY CIRCUS

In Car TicketsZtZSj Givon Away SJfi O-AT THE

Washington Railway

Relief Association ExcursionBenefit of tho Relief Fund

STBAMERS Pentz Arrowsmith Ran-dall Waketield Kent and RiverQueen

WILL LEAVEI Ofl 1100 a m andT SO215 530 600 620 645 and 00 p mreturning every half hour after S p m

LEAVE ALEXANDRIA 1115 216 715returning 500 800 1030 p m-

Ail for 25cCHESAPEAKE REACHLong boardwalk lined with arciweiDentsscenic railway dancingfishing1 craboing boeting Fine picnicgrounds

HALEYS BAND50c ROUND TRIP 5Oc

Schedule of trains under PR time table

FOR A COOL RIDE AND A COOL

BATH TAKE A TRIP TO

WASHINGTONS ATLANTIC CITYSPECIAL TRIPS FOR THIS WEEK

Saturday July S546 pmStr Randall

Fare round trip ticket good 30 days JL

i vnday July It 84i amSet V Arrowsmith

Fare rcand trip ticket good day effit cents

THIRTYDAY TICKETS SOLD ONALL TRIPS

ROME AGAIN ABOUT 3 P 3LBathing Boating Crabbing and

FIshing the finest to be hadCOLONIAL BEACH HOTEL NOW

OPENRegular schedule starts TUESDAY

JULY 12 JyTtf

RIVER VIEWF-REE FREE FREE FREE

Special Engagement of

Mille De AcoI-n her wonderful wire slide of 500feet 80 feet In the air from the ofthe water chute on the lake from a liveelectric wire

Costume covered with electric lightsSee the wonderful slack wire

shooting actTwo performances dally 230 and 830

p m No increase InSATURDAY JULY 9 SUNDAY JULY

M WEDNESDAY JULY ISDo not taU to see the great feats

Music and dancing week daysConcerts Sunday

Take steamer Saml J Pentz Sunday11 a m 245 and 615 p m week days10 a m 215 and 645 p m

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a m and 23 p m p m IndiarHead trips every Thursday Friday andSaturday at 8 p m Sundays 11 a m

FAkE Cents

Chris XandersWhite Brandy

FOR PRESERVING 1EACUESand fruits generally In use for

as the most cleantasting medium7 for faultless fruit preservesj 250 Gallon 65c Full Quart

Quality Hoes W 7th st Phone E 6C3

FINANCIAL

Safe DepositBoxes 250

Going away soon Leave your val-uables c In a safe place

Storage Rooms200 Per l onth-

If you are going to travel duringthe summer this company willstore the contents of your house laIts FIREPROOF warehouse andburglarproof building See us atonce about

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