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Does this id Weather emoinidl You
that the Heavier Clothing Season is almost here? It it does it remains our duty to remind you that Holly's is the place to buy them. How about
that New Suit or Overcoat, Winter Weight Underwear or Shoes? Wu have a complete line both for men and boys. Call and let us show you the
many new things we have in Winter Wearing Apparel.
Moiiyg 5c Huskers, the Best in the State,
WM. HOLLY, the toMer
Plattsmouth,
Nebraska.
REAL ESTATE
Classified
AK'mmI. ir-iinlly nilltiitr -ctliti In ItulTalo
i.nnty. Nelirn.sk a. i.iwmI iM-nrlitmrH. II vr
miles Ui town. N Improve fiienltt. (inly ili
ix-r acre. t'Mi down. Iiulanct one. two hikI
three yearn. K. J. Wool worth. Kearney. Neb.
For Sl -The I .ute IhiiiIs mIoiix the It. Ac M.
uikI the I'. I". lie rallroMN up the North
Platte river valley north of Tatton. winie
2.4iil acres, have just lieen placetl with us for
immediate sale. No Ix-tter farm land In Ne
braska. Prices SJZ.Ut to JfcMKl mt acre on
ea.sy payments. In tracts to suit. Address
Itratt A: laoodman. North Platte. Nel.
or J. It. KliIiiKSworth. tJotheiihurjr. Neb.
or A. K. Troutmaii. Paxton. Neb.
40-1
OAfl actes 3 mile from thriving fit y of III 0
vl inhabitants; level IMatte valley land,
black soil, no sand: 11 acres cultivated. 1.11
wheat. I0 alfalfa, small Improvements, a bar
gain at fll.OiO.
320 acres level Platte valley land In central
Nebraska four miles from county seat town
of 2500. OihkI black still.no sand ; 55 acres In
pasture, balance cultivated; N acres alfalfa:
fair Improvements; great snap at f 45 per acre
Claypool Ac Johnson. Kearney. Neb.
For Information concerning Irrigated lands
address The Iletitcli Land Co.. Scott's
muffs. NeU 4i-4
Northeast Nebraska Improved farms, some
genuine lutrgains In Dakota and Dixon
counties. Twenty years residence enables
inetu-Kli'e customers best deals. Write for
list. W. T. Hartlelt. Jackson. Neb.
4H-t
Land -Fine Improved farms In Central Fast
ern Kansas. J.'IS to ii'A per acre. Write for
list, come and look them over.
Ill 4 Nonken Ac Fuller. Pealmdy. Ks.
Good farms In Ked Willow county. hiVK 2.'o in
cultivation. House and well. Price ..
000. one-third cash, balance : yrs. Itox 28
4Ci-i IleiKlley. Neb.
CAR acres, deedi-d. and long lcaseon rtacres
UU school land. 2'i miles from town. l0
acres in cultivation: 4-room house, stable,
well, windmill, pasture fenced: price .?!2 Mr
acre. For further information call or write
4i"i 4 II. P. Kunion. Iteiikleman. Neb.
Put vour money in land. Can sell a 2.000 acre
Trai't at a figure that will insure a hand
some profit in the natural advance In land
valnes alone. Write for particulars.
MassuereA: Simpson.
4U-4 Starkweather. N. I.
Choice farms for sale In the liest agricultural
district in the northwest. Hardware busi
ness for sale a money maker. Write Mas
suere A: Simpson. Starkweather. N. I.
4i-4
Good old farmer, you have worked hard for
your money. Think once, think twice,
think three times. and then say 1 would rath
er have some western land, than all the banks
for my surplus money. McKibbin A: Son.
4i-4 Sidney. Neb.
Ten years time on the entire purchase price
of our Colorado lands. Pay the interest.
that Is all. K:istern Colorado Land and Im
provement Company. Century Building.
4t-4 Kanhas City. Mo.
Special bargains in Oklahoma Farm and
City property, write tieo. II. KeimAcCo.
4ii-4 Walters. Comanche Co.. Okla.
Excellent stock ranch. Antelope county. 520
acres. Ml acres in town limits. Creek
through part. Cheap corn for feeding. Hood
house, large barns, wind mills. Price Wi.OO
per acre. State Hank of Clearwater.
4i"-4 Clearwater. Neb.
Fine ranch for sale or trade. 340 acres, t wo
miles from railroad town, mi miles from
Denver. Abundance never failing water.
Some rich valley alfalfa land, good house,
good sheds and corrals, water piped to house
and sheds. Well fenced, price SIO.OCO. Will
consider good clear procrty to amount of fl."
000. Will carry SlieUU on ranch at C per cent .
K. A. Trimmer. Limon. Colo.
414
0
wners price,
farms left.
Commissions, if earned.
Hank drafts or checks
line
ood
as gold .
Kx-iiscs alioweil purchaser.
A. J. Durlaud. Norfolk. Neb.
4'tl
I handle tow... city property, business houses
and business opportunities. If you want to
buy. sell or exchange, communicate with me.
Lists and information on reipiest.
A. II. KosenlKinrn. 32l-:CI N. V. Life Itld.
4st4 Omaliri. Neb.
Fine Hurt county farm near Tckamah. will
lie sold at Kef'eree sale. lilieral terms. Sat
urday. Dec. 21. '07 Address P. K. Taylor.
4st4 Tekamali. Neb.
Ftrms for very UkIv -we have .lust Issued a
new land list with descriptions, terms, etc.
of many farms. Write today
Hradicy v Mathicson. Woibach. Neb.
4t4
Graham county. Kansas, is one of the lct
counties in the state, for diversified farm
ing r!5 to wi'.l buy gxsl wheat and corn
land. Writ." me. D.J Haiina. II ill City.
4-t4 Kansas.
Grain ranch- 17-ii acres cheap. rl'. Lands
ad joining selling ;2i. to .'. Ct'inmissi'n
paid if earned. Drafts preferred to gold. Kv -M-iises
allowed pt:rcha-er. A.J. Durland.
Norfolk. Neb.
Notice for Final Settlement
All lH-Ion ir.'e.eted :ne hereby notified
th.it Cora M. Walker, as. executrix of the
last w ill ami li st anient f I'mina I". Walker,
mii'svil. has h l'il her final account with the
County Court of Ca county. Nebraska, and
her iietition for final settlement of said ac
count, and the diMrihulioi. of the residue of
said est ate. real ami personal, to the liersons
bylaw and the provisions of the will of said
deceased entitled thercti. That a hearing
will lie hal n said n-port and iietition in the
county court room in the city of I'lattsmou'ii.
Cass county. Nebraska, on the I4tl. day of De
cemlier. A. D. lnV. at : o'clock, a. m.. at which
time the said account u ill ! allowed and the
prayer of said et!tion allowed, if objections
lie not made thereto.
IlAItVET D. Travi.
(Seall County Judge.
Corn Shelling.
I have just purchased one of the
latest improved Ottawa com shellers,
and would like to figure with all parties
desiring corn shelled. Satisfaction
guaranteed and prices reasonable. Tele
phone from Murray or Weeping Water.
Leslie Gregory.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice to Creditors
STITV 11V N'KllltlSKI. I I.. 4i .
I , . 'ssi'i i iMiniy v on. i.
III the matter of the estate of Ham.a K.
Calkin, deteased.
Notice Is hereby given that the creditors of
said de eased will meet the administ rator of
said estate. In-fore me. county judge of Cass
county. Nebraska, at, the county court room in
Plalts.i.oi.th. Iiisaliliiiiintv. on the 7th day of
I ccciiiher.l!07.and on the M Inlay of June. I '..
at 10 o'cliM-k. a. in. each day for the puniose of
presenting their claims for exainin at ion. ad
justment ami allowance.
Six months are allowed for the c fed i tors of
said deceased to present their claims, from
the ;th day of Novemlicr. I'.n". and one year
for the administ rator to set t le said est ale, from
the llth day of Noveinlier. I!u7.
Witness my hand and seal of said Count y
CoiirU at Plattsmouth. Nebraska, this 12th day
of Noveu. 1st. Hahvkv D. Tkavis.
Iseai.I County . I udg'.
4714
Notice of Sale
IN THF. DISTRICT COPKT OF CASS
rol'N'TY. NKHUASKA.
In the matter of the est ate of ' - s
Patrick Shields, dei eas.-d. , -Dee of Sale.
Notice Is hereby given, that In pursuance of
an order of Paul J essen. judire of the district
court of Cass county. Nebraska, made on the
tit li day of Noveinlier. It '7. for the sale of real
estate herelnliefore described, there will lie
sold at the south door of the court bouse at
Plattsmouth. Nebraska, on the 14th day of De
ce. ntier. I!n7. at one o'clock, p. n... at public
vendue to the highest bidder for cash, the fol
lowing ilescrllied real estate, to-wit: The un
divided - of lots ten (in), eleven (II) and
twelve (12). In block sixty (t'.0). of the city of
Plattsmouth. Nebraska, subject however to
the homestead anil dower rights of Cat herine
Spader in ami to said premises. Said sale will
remain oiien one hour.
Dated thisiith day of Noveinlier. I ".HIT.
Thomas Wai.i.im:.
D. l. Dwyer. Attorney. (iuardian.
4;u
LEGAL NOTICE
I n t he mat f erof the estate Jin County Court,
of Andre Welier. deceased, rt 'ass County.
I Nebraska.
All persons interested in the almve estate
are hereby notified that the administratrix
has tiled her final report and Ktition for final
settlement and for an assignment of said es
tate to t lie persons ent it led thereto. A hearing
will te hud ukii. said reiMirt and fietition at
the county court room at Plattsmouth. Ne
braska, at 10 o'clock a. m.. on the 12th day of
Decemlier. A. D.. l'.i'T. and all liersons inter
ested w ill file their object ion. if any they have,
to said leiKiit and iietition on or In-fore 10
o'clock a. n... of said 12th day of IMs-emlier, A.
!.. I'.'7. Hakvey D. Travis.
Seal County Judge.
II. C. Wellensiek. Attorney.
4st2
Legal Notice
I n I he mat ter of t he estate I I n County Court,
of Matthew MidkitT, - 'ass County,
deceased. l Nebraska.
All iersons interested in the aliove estate
are hereby notified that the administ rator has
tiled his final report . toget her w it h his pet it ion,
praying that said reiKirt lie allowed, his air
counts finally settled and for a decree assign
ing the residue of the estate to the parties
entitled thereto and that he lie discharged. A
hearing will lie had on said iietition on the 12th
day of Decemlier. I'.H7. at the county court
room in Plattsmouth. at 10 o'clock a. m.. and
all liersons interested will file their object ions,
if any they have, to said reiKirt and Iietition
on or lie fore 10 o'clock a. m.. of said 12th day
of December. IW7. Hakvey D. Tkavis.
Iseai.I County Judge.
Hyron Clark. Attorney.
4st2
Notice to Creditors
STATSSA!SKAf -countycouit
In the matter of the estate of Martin
Henccke. ileceascd.
Notice is hereby given that the creditors of
said diseased will meet the executor of
said estate, before me. county judge of Cass
county. Nebraska, at the county court room in
Plattsmouth. in said county, on the 2tit h day of
Decemlier. H07. and on the 27th day of June,
lirns. at 10 o'clock a. m..eacl. day. for the pur
pose of presenting their claims for examina
tion, adjustment and allowance.
Six months are allowed for the creditors of
said deceased to present their claims, and one
year for the executor to settle said estate,
from the llth day of t ictolier. 11107.
Witness my hand and seal of said county
court, at riattsmouth. Nebraska, this 2:d day
November, toi'7. Hakvky D. Tkavis.
Iseai.I County Judge.
44t
Notice for Druggist 's Permit.
Not ice is hereby given that J. K. Wiedeman
tiled his iietition as riimired by law with the
clerk of lireeuwood village, on the 2it I. day of
November. I!7. praying that a druggist's per
niet lie issued to him for t he sale of malt, spirit -oi.s
and vinuous for medical and mechanical
puriMises in t he brick store room, on lot '.WU.
I ii-ccnwood.t 'ass county. Nebiaska. for the en
suing fiscal year. Any objections thereto must
le tiled on or before Decemlier Kt. I!i7.
.1. K. Wkihemax.
Notice of Probate of Will.
STATF. l IF NEKKASKA
Cass County.
I n County
Court.
To all icrsons interested
John D. Theirolf. deceased:
in the estate of
Whereas. Anna Elial-th Thierolf. widow,
and of said county, has tiled in my office an
instrument pu riHitt i ng to be the last will and
testament of John D. Thie.xilf. deceased, late
.f said county, with her petition praying to
have the same admitted to probate, which will
elates to lioth real and iiersonal estate, and
you are hereby not itied that I have apiiointcd
i he 2;wl day of December. ll'7. at 10 a. in. at my
ortice in said county, as the time and place you
and all concerned may aiM ar and contest the
probate of the same.
It is further ordered that said iet itloner
give notice to all in-rsons interested in said
cm ale of t he IH'tidency of the iet it ion and the
time and place set for healing t lie same by
puMi'-at ion of this order in the Plattsniout li
Journal, a newspaiier published and of general
cii'ctilat ion in said county, for three weeks
consecutively next previous to the day set for
sa id hea ring.
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto set
hand and official seal at l'lattsmout h. in
said con nt. . t his 41 h day of 1 eccm!cr. 1'.'7.
Hahvky D. Tkavis,
-eali County Judge.
Notice to Creditors
STATE F NEHMASKA In County
Cas County. !N Court.
In the matter of the estate of James L.
Dewey. deaeased.
Not ice is hereby given that the creditors of
said deceased will meet the administ rator of
said estate liefore me. County Judge of Cass
county. Nebraska, at the County Court Koom.
bi i'lattsmou'.h. in said comity on the 4ll. day
of January, lii's. ami on theOth day of June,
l:"s. at in o'clock a. m. of each day for the pur
1nis of presenting their claims for examina
tion, adjustment and allowance.
r-ix months are allowed for the creditors of
said deceased to present their claims from
January 4th. Vx7. and one year for the
administ rator to settle said estate from the
2lt h day of Novemlier. IKI7.
Witness my hand and seal of said county
court at Plattsmouth. Nebraska, this 30th day
of Novemlier. Itur
Harvey D. Thavis.
Iseai-1 County Judge.
4;n4
Highest cash paid for poultry, deliver
ed at Mynard any day in the week.
Tel. 3 O. W. F. Richardson.
Mynacrd
(Siiccial Coriesiwu. deuce)
Miss Lillian Wheeler of Plattsmouth
visited with Elza Stokes last week.
Florence Vallery and Ella I.ong spent
Thanksgiving vacation at home.
Nelson Jean and Edra Kiser left for
Nebraska City Saturday where they
will enter a business college . at that
place.
Rev. Wachtell began revival meet
ings at Eight Mile Grove Sunday.
Ray Lloyd of Lincoln visited at the
home of C. L. Jean Sunday.
Miss Fannie Will and Eleanor Todd of
Plattsmouth visited at the Will farm
last week.
Miss Manota Perry entertained a few
friends Thanksgiving day, among those
present being Misses Elsa Stokes, Edra
Kiser, Lillian Wheeler, Fannie Will,
Messrs. Clare Thomas, GroverWill, and
Frank Cook of Alvo.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean of Michigan are
visiting their daughters, Mrs. Will Jean
and Mrs. Oscar Gapen.
Literary next Friday night at the M.
W. A. hall.
Mrs. Tom Will and Miss Dora Will
entertained a few friends Saturday at
a "knotting" party. Those present were
Misses Eleanor Todd, Manota Perry,
Fannye Will, Bernice Barker, May and
Low Vallery.
C. L. Jean is remodeling his house.
Maple Grove
(Siiecial Corresiiondence)
Mrs. W. .11. Puis and children visited
with friends near Avoca last week.
Chas. Chriswisser purchased the Mrs.
McVey farm for the sum of $80 per
acre.
Lewis Young visited at the home of
John Perry, near Wabash last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Puis visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William Puis
Monuay.
John Albert and wife of Cedar Creek,
passed through our village Wednesday.
J. R. Cathey and son, Cameron, of
Weeping Water, spent Thanksgiving
in our community.
Quite a number from this section at
tended the dance at the Jenkins hall at
Murray Thanksgiving night.
Mrs. Lewis Young made a trip to
Weeping Water last Thursday.
Will Wehrbein shelled his this year's
corn crop last week, Henry Creamer
done the shelling.
William Puis made a btsinass trip
to Plattsmouth Saturday.
P. A. Hild and family visited at the
home of W. H. Puis Sunday.
Corn husking is all finished up in this
locality.
John Urish shelled corn Monday and
delivered it to A. S. Will & Co.
August Engelkemeier and family
visited at the home of William Puis
Sunday.
Leslie Gregory purchased a new corn
sheller last week, and is now ready for
' business.
NOTICE.
Sealed proimsals will Ik- received by the
county clerk of Cass county on or before noon
lanuary 1st. Hits, for furnishing the following
ISooks. Blanks and Stationery for said county
clerk during the year lWs;
CLASS A- KOOKS
1-s nuire mcd. Commissioners Uecord (printed
head)
:i-siuire med. Deed Kccord (printed page)
1-ti iiuire med. Index to Delinuuent Lands
(printed head)
1- Siiuire med. Deed Kecord (printed head)
2- siuire med. Mtg. Records (printed page)
1- s inire med. Miscellaneous Deed Kecord
(printed head)
2- s nuire med. Mtg. Records (printed head)
1-s nuire med. Apfiearance Docket (printed
head)
1-0 unite med. Court Calendar (printed head)
l-4iuire med. Fee Ikxik (printed page)
1-s.iuire med. Probate Fee Hook (printed page)
Canvas Covers each
l-siuire med. Court Journal (printed bend)
Patent Hack lier iiuire
1-Miuire med. Trial I locket (printed head)
I ndex iter luiok
All records to lie extra liound of No. 1 Linen
Ledger paper. Hyron Weston's Iedger Paper
or Whiting Ledger pain-r.
CLASS B -STATIONERY
Ruhlier Hands No. 11 lier gross
Penholders No. 327(5 per do.en
Wilting Fluid Blue-black ( Diamond Brand)
Iht Muart
(iillott's No. 5tU Pens. ier gross
Erasers No. b sr E. Faber's. iht do.en
Rubber Hands No. !:. per gross
Estet brook's No. i'4s liens. t'er gross
Congress Tie enveloiies No. Hi?4 " thick l-r 10
Erasers No. b'so K. Faber's. ier do.en
Red Writing Fluid (Diamond Brand) iter pint
Esterbrook's No. ?'J Pens, per gross
Congress Tie enveloiies No. li'-l-'j " thick, lier
PHI
Congress Tie enveloiies No. 10-2 " thick. ier li0
Mucilage. Carter's Arabian, iht dozen quarts
Congress Tie enveloiies No. 10-1 " thick, iht loo
Denison's Notarial Seals No. 21. per loo
Congress Tie enveloiies No. lo-1 " iht 100
Pencils No. 7'H Tiger Copying n?r dozen
Penholders No. Crown iht dozen
RuMht Hands assorted 1-A iht box
tiillott's No. 501 Pens, per gross
Congress Tie enveloiies No. 10'4 " thick iht IiM
Pencils No. blti Elnrhard FbIht, iht dozon
(iloln Reversible enveloiies No. 10, iierloO
Ink Wells. Safety No. 1. per dozen
Steel Erasers. Joseph Rogers No. lsU'.i A. iht
dozen
Ink Stands, Safety No. 3 iht dozen
RuIiIht Bands assorted No. 100. per k
Red Writing Fluid (Diamond Brand) per (ju art
Separate bids must lie made on each class of
supplies in the estimate.
The Commissioners reserve the right to re
ject any and all bids.
Bids will be addressed to County Clerk and
marked proposal for Hooks. Blanks and Sta
tionery. Bidders must file good and sufficient bond
for the faithful performance of tlieir contract.
Bids will tie opened the first meeting in
January. w. t icoskscrass.
County Clerk
GIVE THE DEVIL
HIS DUES.
Results Achieved By the Nebraska
Railway Commission.
What has the Nebraska railway
commission done since it was organ
ized the ninth day of last April? A re
port comprising seventy-two pages to
be filed with Governor Sheldon tells the
story. The Lincoln News says it con
tains a historical sketch of the creation
and organization of the commission,
statistical matter compiled from annual
reports filed by railroads with the
commission, applications filed by the
railroads, formal and informal com
plaints against railroads and no ac
count of their disposition suits in
court in which the commission is inter
ested, and a statement of the com
mission's finance?.
The members of the commission are
H. J. Winnett, J. A. Williams and H.
T. Carke, jr., Clarke Perkins, secre
tary; U. G. Powell, rate clerk, and
Mrs. Gertrude C. Wells, stenographer.
Eighteen formal complaints have been
filed with the commission, some of
which are still pending, awid five of
which were dismissed, some by agree
ment. One hundred and twenty in
formal complaints were filed, forty
eight of which are pending and the
balance adjusted, withdrawn or dis
missed. Five orders and 113 special
orders were issued. After giving a
history of the creaton and organiza
tion of the commission, the report con
tinues. RECOMMENDS
NIGHT SCHOOL
The Superintendent of the Nebraska
City Schools Favor Same.
In speaking of the recent report of
Superintendent Sinclair of the city
schools, the Nebraska City News says :
"The truant officer is looking up all
children that are under 16 years of age,
who are not attending school. This is
hard work, as it is necessary to go over
the census list and compare it with the
list of those attending school. There
are something over a hundred working
at various employments about the town.
These people should be in school. One
of the necessities of the school at the
present time is a free night school.
There are a large number of parents
who have large families. This is, as
all know an era of high prices, and
most of these people must have the
help of their children during the day
in order that they may assist the par
ents in providing food and clothing for
the family. These people are in the
main taxpayers. They are unable to
get anything out of the public schools.
If there was a night school these chil-
dren could work during the day and
attend school during the evening. This
matter should receive the attention of
the board before the opening of another
school year."
The same conditions exist in all cities
and large towns. They exist right here
to the extent that the truant officers
are kept pretty busy. Now, where
children are compelled to stay out of
school to work in the day time, why not
assist in arranging for a night school?
Notice to Our Customers
We are pleased to annonnce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds
and lung troubles is not affected by the
National pure food and drug law, as it
contains no opiates or other harmful
drugs and we recommend it as a safe
remedy for children and adults. F. G.
Fricke & Co.
trie sOuan
This is enc reason why Aytr's
Cherry Pectoral is so valua
ble in consumption. Ir stops
the wear end tar of useless
coughing. But it does more
it controls the inflammation,
quiets the fever, soother, heals.
Ask your doctor about this.
Tho best kind of a testimonial
"Sold lor ovor sixty y2ars."
A
Kmde by .T. C Ayr Co.. T11. Mam.
SARSAPACiLLA.
PILLS.
HAIK VIUflR.
yers
We luve no KC-ml Wo publish
the formulas of all our metlicices.
Hasten recovery dv Keeping
the
bowels resular with Ayer's
Pills.
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U. J. Hiln
ra on
The Nebraskan Sees Some Good Things in II;
Wife and Daughter Bound for Europe.
BOND ALLOTMENTS WITHHELD
Policy of Secretary CorteEyou Said to Cause In
convenience in Business Circles.
Pittsburg, Dec. 4. W. J. Lryan, en
route to his home in Lincoln, Neb., ar
rived here today from Washington and
met his wife and daughter, who are
bound for New York, whence they will
sail for Europe Saturday. Mr. Bryan
commented on several of the issues
treated in President Roosevelt's mes
sage and credited the president with
introducing an original proposition in
suggesting the appropriation of cam
paign funds by the government.
"I hope," he said, "that it will be
enacted into a law."
Mr. Bryan is strictly in accord with
the president concerning postal savings
banks and guaranteed banks. Said he:
"The money hoarded in hiding places,
if it can be drawn into the banks and
thus put into channels of trade, will
relieve the stringency more effectively
than anything else. The postal bank
will do this to a limited extent, but not
completely, for in the plan proposed
the depositors will be limited as to each
person and no checking account will be
allowed.
"The system of the guaranteed banks
contemplates the absolute guarantee by
the government of such banks as may
voluntarily enter into the system. In
entering the system they agree to re
imburse the government in proportion
to their deposits for any losses incurred
by the government in payment of de
positors in failed banks. During the
last forty years the average loss among
national banks has been less than one
tenth of 1 per cent deposits, and, as we
have passed through two panics in that
time, it is not likely that the average
loss will be greater during the next for
ty years. To sum up, the depositors
need security and this must either be
given by the postal savings banks which
will grow until it has absorbed the de
posit banking of the country, or it must
be furnished through the guarantee of
New Records
(j
.PHONOGRAPHS and records
IB
3
fof ti.e White Sewing Machine
8
(Successors to Phil. Sauter.)
Removed to North 6th Street
Sold on Ecsy
if li n A
s vannornauo.,. 3c -v :
j existing banks."
Bond Allotments Witheld.
Washington, Dec. 4. Secretary Oir
telyou continued his policy of nil m e
today regarding the awardu of Panama
bonds, to be made on the bids submit Ud
last Saturday. On Saturday, afti-r IIk
bids were opened and tabulated, Mr.
Cortelyou issued a statement in which
additional information was promised mi
Monday. Yesterday, it was announced
that the important news as to the dis
position of the bonds would be forth
coming today. This afternoon woid
was sent out from the Secretary's offi
that nothing would le given out t day
and no time of probable action was t t.
The delay is causing serious ir.t n
venience in those business centers whi-h
have not been awarded 'i per cent m -tificates
and which are nov relyiiig
upon securing the bonds to increase the
circulating medium.
On the occasion of the la.st ii-sue of
Panama bonds, under Shaw, the results
were known a few moments after the
bids were opened.
It is pointed out in Mr. Cortelyou 'k
behalf, however, that the Treasury im.w
desires to do more than sell the .h.iIr
at a good figure. The purpose is al:-o,
the price received being the .same, to ;
place the bonds as to best assis t I he
business of the country.
In his advertisement of the 1 miIs
Mr. Cortelyou reserved the right in his
discretion, to give a bidder such uan
tity of the bonds above the arneunt
named in his bid as he (the bidder) may
desire.
According to the advertiserient, the
bidder could not change his price, but
he could take more of the bonds. There
fore, it is being said here that the Sec
retary is probably using this clause ii
his circular to place the bonds a?, he
considers best.
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