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1t Should BE In Every House.

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Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
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Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa, claims
Dr. Kings Now Discovery has done him
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Try 1T. Free Trial Bottles at Christian
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Old papers,.f for sa's at this office ten
gents 1904
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-18

DoLEs letter has arrived at last and
the reason is now very obvious as to
why President Cleveland did not send
it co Congress with his last batch of
Hawaiian correspondence, its extreme
length evidently having deferred Minis
ter Willis from having had it tele.
graphed TO the Department OF State at
the time his other matter was sent.
In the meantime the press of the coun-
try got hold of the document and used
their wires to place the letter before the
President and the public in the papers
before he himself received it. Repre-
sentative Hit and Senator Hoar have
no cause for complaint in this matter.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-18

THE TIMES can Do Iouno regularly on
ale st the following places:
Roanoke, Va.-Hotels Roanoke and
Ponce de Leon, M. l.. Smith, w. Frank
Carr, Terry Building, Elks' News Stand,
az Salem Avenue, r. Goldstein, Jefferson
street.
Bristol, Tenn.-Hamner and Sullivan.
Pocahontas, Va.-Pocahontas Inn.
Radford, Va.-Radtord News Depot.
East Radford, Ve.-Radford News
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Salem, Vs.-F. a. Love'ock.
Wytheville, Va.-E. n. Bailey.
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IT SEEMS to be pretty wrangle that
Congress is getting into over the loca-
tion Of railroad stations in Oklahoma
territory. 1t usually is the right &C
corded railroads to place 4 station where
they chose and it is usually placed
where the business demands it. The
case seems to be reversed in Oklahoma,
speculative reasons being assigned as
the causes for the trouble. We see no
remedy for the matter unless the charter
be withdrawn under the general princi-
pie that the road is not being managed
subservient to the interest of the com
munity through which it runs.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-18
"YELLEN MARY" a MASON

Mary e Lease, "Ycllcn Mary" of
Bleeding Kansas, not content with
worrying the politicians, has new fad
which will prove interesting to the vast
army of secret society devotees Of this
country. A special from Topeka SAYS
that she claims to be Mason, and she
has made the statement that she pro-
posed 20 organize lodges OF Masonry for
women throughout the country.
Mrs. Lease wears upon her bosom
suspended by gold chain, u knight
Templar charm with tho usual X eystone
OF the chapter on the reverse side and
she declares that sho is as much en-
titled 10 wear i as any man VINO be-
longs to the Tcmplar order. She says
her commandery is Hugh De Payne, OF
Fort Scott, Kas. and offers to provo To
Masons that she knows all the signs
and passes of the order, blue lodge and
chapter, and that she obtained them
legltimately She says if Masonry is
good for men it il much better for
women, as they are moro needful of
protection than men
She says once by giving a sign OF
orders she was saved from personal
violence and from that moment She re
solsed to give the women the Same ad-
vantages of Masonry that she eniovs,
She said that she was thoroughly up in
Masonry work and it was not necessary
for her to obtain the consent or aid OF
men in initiating women. If the men re-
fused to recognize her disciples as
masons they could and would act indie
pendently OF them and conduct lodges
and grand lodges Of their own.
Mrs. Lease admits that it is contrary
to the Masonic rule for women to be-
come members, but she declines 10 state
how she gained the secrets of the order.
She challenges any Mason to test her
on the secret work of the order.
All of this is indeed interesting. Was
it her hubby who violated the oblipa.
tiona OF the order and gave the whole
thing away? 1t is not to be SO inferred
from her statements and If not the m Va.
terry deepens. Mrs. Lease was surely
intended to rule the roost in her little
hen house and this she is evidently On.
deavoring to do.
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Entered at the postohicc at Roanoke as second
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ROANOKE, VA. FEBRUARY Is. 1894

1T IS horrible tale of barbarity that
is reported by Minister Mcdonald, of
Persia, but the promptness Of the retri
button melted out to tho TENDERS is the
striking feature of SUCH countries as
have only half come under tho banner
of Christianity. Tho wishes of the
American representative, it seems, arc
highly regarded.
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o o o O &C 600 600 O
Weekly Isnnk Statement.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE weekly
statement Of associated banks shows tho
following changes: Reserve, decrease,
Sl1,096, SIS; loans, increase, SG,743, 300;
specie, decrease, S9,2l2, 700; legal ten
ders, decrease, $1,000, 200; deposits, de-
crease, S4,ls4, 100: circulation, de-
crease, S447,3O0. The banks now hold
S74,536,s25 in excess of tho require
ments Of the 25 per cent. rule.
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COMPLIMENTARY RECITAL.

Most Enjoyable Event rendered the
Y. nj. e. a. Delegates MT the College.
Dou btless ono of the most pleasant
features of the Y. M. c. A. convention
held in this city was the complimentary
recital given tho many delegates by the
pupils and teachers of tho Virginia
College for Young Ladies' at tho col
lege chapel at o'clock yesterday even
ing.
The address Of welcome was delivered
by DR.. w. A. Harris, president of the
college. tho response being made by IL.
M. McIlhany, OF Staunton, who paid
high compliment to DR.. Harris, tho
teachers, pupils and to the school.
Tho recital was entirely impromtu,
but passed off very successfully and
met the hearty appreciation OF the
large audience present. The pro-
gramme included vocal solo by Miss
Annie Fulton, recitation by Miss
Schermerhorn, vocal solo by Miss Leila
Ball, instrumental solo by Miss Dorothy
Carr, recitation by Miss Lila Ives, and
the chorus, Ava Maria" by tho school.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-18

CHRISTIAN & BARBEE, druggists, will
tell you that Johnson's Magnetic Oil
always gives satisfaction and is the
cheapest.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-18

THOUSANDS who have boon cured
gratefully testify to the merits of
Radam's Microbe Killer. Read what
they cay by calling for fifty-page book
free at JOHNSON & JoHNsoN's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
tlnancial
TO THE HOLDERS
OF THE
st. Joseph and Grand Island
Railroad Company
FIRST MORTGAGE 60 GOLD BONDS.

ue,,uI, having been made by the ST. JOSEPH AND
cPAND ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY In the payment
81 the coupons payable the first day OF May eei ana
default having also been made by the UNION fAClFl
RAILWAY COMPANY depostng ,hirty-fve thousand
dollars monthly as required by It's agreement 50 ha'
,be counons upon said bonds might be paid. the UNDER
signed have consented act as committee to enforce
the rights and remedies OF the bonchoder as wei as 70
take whatever steps may be necessary TO protect ana pro-
mote your interests In tie promises
An agreement looking your protection has been pre-
narcd and is now ready for your inspection at the
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF New-York and the
OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY OF Boston. or from
any member Of the committee.
In order Of action. you are reques'ei
10 deposit your respective holdings with either OF SAID
Trust Companies speedily possible Ihis VIII also
facilitate notion Of the committee
Upon deposit OF said bonds with either OF the said
trust companies there be Issued temporary receipts
exchanreae for the engraved certificates soon as The
same can be prepared early application will be made
10 list said certificates on NewYork Stock Exchange
Dated Ncw-York. June l. 1884
FREDERIC =. OLCOTT. Chairman.
BERNHARD MANNER,
WILLIAM l.. BI LII,
GORDON Abbott.
COMMITTEE.
J. y. WALLACE.
Secretary.
81 Wall ST.. y. Y
WILLIAM STRAUSS.
sol
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Proposals.
OFFICE Or TIE MAYOR.
PHILADELPHIA. Penn. June 9th, 1894
En- PROPOSALS for thp following de


PHILADELPHIA. Penn. June 9th, 1894
EALED PROPOSALS for the following de-
y scrhcI Toans cry II philadelphia viii he
cefvcl opened by thr undersigned ut the MAYORS
Oncc at II O'Clock noon. Monday June 18th. 1871
Loan for Three Million t3.oooooo) dollars. au'h1rizel
by ordinance Of CITY Councils approved April 3D. 1897
THIS Lean Is divided into twenty '@l series ~ one
Hundred ana Finy Thousand l3ooo) dollars each. al
phabe'cav arranged. Series ~ being payable Decen-
b. 1901 and series each succeeding year there
efter until December 3ls' 1923
Also series a." due December 3lst. 1901 and Series
N due December Dist 1905. for Three Hundred Thou
sand ,3'ocN dollars each q the Loan ~ Six Mliion
oi tOe,so dollars. authorized hv Ordnance OF CITY
councils approved March 18Th. 1894
Tho Loans viii bear Interest ~ rate not exceeding -FOUR
a. per per annum payable half yearly on the
a-s, dav Il ard July in each free from all
taxes 40 hd will considered unless accompanied by
certified check order ~ the ely x Philadelphia
fo- five 80 - tho amount - loan for which bd
made nrd checks accompanying bids accepted Will
he bidders within twenty four go hours
a,,c the opening bids. The deposits ~ the successful
bidders viii 10 applied partial payment for The amount
u loan awarded and interest such deposits Will be
adjusted In the nnal settlement which must be made with
the CIV Treasurer before three 81 O'Clock p ~ Thurs
d. fuy 9Th which date interest on the loans
vi
Proposals.. be made upon blanks. which can be OBJ
,ainei on application the Mayors Ofce.
himself the right 70 reject any
o. all BIDS award only portion ~ the loan bid
or rs H. may deem best for the interests ~ the CRY
y, pbu,de,nhia EDWIN 5. STUART.
80 Mayor q Philadelphia
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Of Frederic Cromwell. chairman Cornelius b.
Cold. Evans r. Dick, Char!emasne rover, -,
tarv. The committee has prepared an asreenenI
which Il urges bondho!ders to sign at one. d,
az ,bn receivers of the Northern Pacific Rail
rnad company which Will protect the interests
Of the bondholders. and 20 bring these neg9.'a a.
49, n,ta1 that the committee receive the neces-
sary authority from and support Of the pond
holders. , -. ,,,roho,,s.
The Institution for the Savings OF M1Icnan,S
c,,arils has declared a semi-annual dividend at
the rate of per cent per annum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

rY1IIE BANK OF AMERICA. NEW -lohN'
4 Jr.Nr 10TH 1Soi-The Board of Directors have TO-
day declared a scm-annual dividend 81 FOUR Cp PEk
CENT n payable July I'd. lS? to stockholders
of record of this date. - 49,, -,
The transfer books Will remain closed until July otn
1894. W. NJ BENNEI' ASST cashler.
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EUROPEAN FIHANcIAL MARKET

ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London. Jun" ~ 7 m ,ort venaavivania and
nspo a-.f mortgage bond. is's 'anadien ier,, "a
i;,ican ordinary IL 50. Paul mmon VI we,ic,n
Central. loo. rennsyivania- - At~si.on common
-. ., ,rft,, gone into 'he Flank
-, F. ~ ID, h,larre today Sc io'"' None, = -
"i - discount 'fr open innih't ''' '''
o,,h., - ,trco months bills be- :, Per c"ft -. 80,
20 n rn-paris advicos quot" 3 per con- e,@. ~,
"."' J., account. ana 'Nchhnk" ~"
an, n, - francs Il confines ior checks SI'"'" -
Oh pn-,,, Jun. ia-Exchangc On LONDON. - rain' -,
,orrinrs f0r SIGHT. and - marAH - Ii'n''"s' ''
ninery-day bills
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n Y. ONTARIO B WESTERN R. R

Trains leave West 42is. follows 10 minutes
earlier from FrankiinS -. ,,.,,, ,.,,-
$50 A. NJ lday. except sunday for Waikiki Valley
X r. stations Midietown. Ecnylle. IallsbuTB Liberty
Carbondale Scranton. Walton peihi Sidney NORWICH
Utica. Rome. Oneida. Fulton. Oswego.
3:i5 T. NJ except Sunday. sullivan Co Express tor
Waikiki! Valley Railroad stations. Campbell Hall Middle
town Elenyle Mountain Dale. CenrevNle FallsOuFg.
U-lcyvie Liberty Falls. Liberty. Parksvie and Llv-
Tts r. NJ daily. Middleiown. summitylle Falshurg.
Liberty Livingston Manor Rockand walton sidney
Norwich Oneida Fulton. Oswego. Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago.
-' J. c. ANDERSON. G. r. A..
Now York
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RAILROADS..
Pennsylvania
b RAILROAD.

a n EFEECT MAY 2sTH. isoi n''' Sta
p 1900 PENNsYLva%IAI Si Li * Surs
and vat nP Cars E'l A sss Sss5 Pans NJ
land 52j A. NJ. Cincinnati 6:55 a. ". and ndaaapoll.
200 r. ii: tHicXGo HN6 ST. Lor sis'i EXPRESS.
Pullman an. sefpss and r RnnS Car; to 81 Louis L
o aspi 5, e. w v fss%s2
' and Dining cas- t: caeaso and cIstsiaaG SA1ss Ts::
-,1s e iI s. NJ fsff next day.
Arrives cnennat NJ. Indianapolis ia:i5 P 1'S w
500 ' +. 81 PAGiFIc EXPREss Sleeping G.,
70 Ptisbgrg. Comets for Chicago and Toledo daily.
BxITIMonE, WAsMIyGTSx Ayn THE SOUTH.
$50 Congregational Limited az PaTor snd pining Cas-,
So 800 nSf sa E nis' a. sqp9 ,y
ard Dining Cars. 43O. Dining Carr. 900 p n.
1@O p. M.-Rlchmond ard Danynle Express. dali,
sleepers 70 Ashevilla. Tampa. and Neworlesns: i2i;
500 p. M.Dsy for chcsapeaEe & ohio Railv,,
r5 Th 9b s sSrs 99a RFs ,a NORFOLK via
Charles Route, s A. NJ weekdays and. with Through
Tampa 1acksonvlr and Charleston. 900 dsr %
r., EXIT RaTiASIIc cITY $50 P. NJ weekday. with
r5 an1 EYE P MS9 Fo 5s 6; weekdays.
For Long Bransh Abur. perS o-,n ~ Groys and pr.
r'sfaR Wee GS sanddy' a.s ~ SIS M 10
not stop at A o, P I'd 9:I2p i've on sundai
1910 II \. y. 1890. J. 2:lo. g., > 42o. s. O. $50
$50 40 Limited 10 A NJ. 4. 4so 5 c. 7;ij. .
ricke 70 cnccs M6s 49, o. 100 lis ana 20! Broad
Fulton street 9s BToafTa{ ana 9,qo yr. A1nsT STA
Try NewYor Transfer Company will call for ard check
tagsge tow hois ard residences 'nGgR w 9c,9aton
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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Qlnited States
Mort9aoe Gompann,
80 CEDAR ST., NEW YORK.
PARTIAL S2.000,0O0
sIItPIIs 100000

SURPLUS Ooo'ooo
Trsnsacts n General Trust Business
Allow. interest on Deposits.
Loans money on Bond and Mortangc.
Issues First Mortgage Trust Gold Honda
Take. entire chnr Of Real Estate.
Act-n.Truurc. Registrar, Transfer Asi'
Pnys Coupons. Executes NIL Trusts.
George W Young President
Tuiher Ko.ntzc. Wires. James Iimps"nxh .IFeS
Arthur rurnbul Treas. William 7. fllioti, Sec
Clark Williams Asst Sec-y lreas.
EXECUTIVE COMMIT T.
Charles u. Dckcy. IT. Gustav = ASSET
Theodore A. Hntcmeycr Irthcr h"naE''
tnarles L. henderson Inmes Impson,
tich,rd \. McCurGy.
DIRECTORS.
l.. hancock.
william pnbc0cs. =. Frisco, harlton J. LHwio
CharI s -. D!cSey. Jr. Levi. A"y;
pahert CrnrnlsS Richard A. McCurdy,
Theo A. Haycmeyer. ltohcrt ~ Ylha,''
Charles r. Henderson, tdwin &c" ~
James J. I'M, -. Pau. William " hlrn't""
Gardner g. Hubbard. jas " seymour Jf'
cr.t,v Kis.~l Jane, Timpson.
Luther kountzc. |e"rse ". lou"S.
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L. OR SALES Per Cent First Mortgage Gold
i Bonds $3.50 each int. and Dec. par and
accrued int from June |. in ANTS desired. only 40
bonds LEFT OF $4,000 issue best references. Address
WASHINGTON FIRE CLAY Co.
p7-g9 Nassau 81. Now York
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DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. n,
stations in Ncv-lOrlS foot of Barclay and
Christopher Streets.
VESTIDuLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET


Direct route 10 NEWARK BLOOAFIELI MONTCLAIR
THE ORANGES. summit. Bernafts'i.le Baskns
Ridge Madison. Morr.st,wn Fassaic. Paterson Boa.
ton. Dover stanhope. 81 DIS LAKE LAKE 10.
Washington. PHGLLIPsBURG. EASTOE. WATER
GAP. sTROUDsBuEG. P,cono Mountains scRAN.
Ton, PiTTSTON. NILKESBARRE. EANTICOXE.
DANviLLE. NCRTHCMbEhLAND Mon;rose BiNG.
UAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH. Wa'cryi.e. UTICA
KicHFlELD SPRINGS. Cortland, srRActsE os.
WEGO. ITHACA. oWEGO ELMlRA. CORNING.
BATH DANSyIILE. BCFEA,i.oe, an ant al points
T:2o A. M.-BINGHAMToN N IL stops at principal
900 a. M.-RuTFALo, SCRANTON .BINX1G BIS.
man I;uGet Parior Cars Connects at Bufalo VITA
train for Chicago arriving $50 a. next morning.
100 p M:-scRAAToN. BlNGHAMToN ard ELMIkA
EXPRESS. Pullman parlor ears
400 j. M.-SCRANToN. wILKESBARRE and PLYM.
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman paror cars
7:2O T. NJ CDailyj-BUFFALO SCRANTON, BINGHAM.
TON ard ELMIRA LIMITED EXPRESS. Pullman
Buffet Sleepers. Arrives at 7i5 a. n.
900 i. NJ. Oaily)-BUFFAiO SCRANTON. BINGHAM
ToN. RICHFlELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and o.
WEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet sleepers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS az -
Nurrav-s and i2g Broadway Tickets at Jerry stations
1S5 and 942 Broadway 50 West l25fhst 23j Columbus
ave New-Yorl 33s and 726 Fu,toa-s, and "a Broadway
brooklyn tables. giving iul information at all sta
..... go ., -
cheek baggage from hotel residence to destination
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

IA n ,55. G s,a asca f RiS ss11.
Trains leave station loot Of Liberty,s.,: T..
5Sr I Fn. so n@9 h Af8." H-afa Si1sS 80
s g. Eas'S e. t & ~ 81 lc 80 9 so 2 M sun
For wkesbarre. ,Pit,s,ol. and Seranto1. oio A. A'
'' F. K, Esad , sa2 i@o@ 1890 NJ
s snDa 80 A. 49, iO6 so. $50 600 P. H. i3is
night .o e.oo o.,o =, ,.,o ,,o
4Gc 5o 5as ~ ~ is5 HsS Sundays. 100. go
oS s r. l5 re- rs s' Z T Sundays. at rs 10
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
p r9: n n s. s a 55S" sad P2p'a 3S'n s ris
G as to sn a'g A. Fans PAX s' 200 f w. 400 ocean
For LAE5WoGp Tens Biver leo R9rDgsa' PARK and
For Ausntic city. vineland and BTid;e'on $50 A. ~.
s 80 R' seesgs s5 f p NJ f saasy ns 30
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC
From Per : y r. ssi5 R~e 2o 81 Ruz,,.
ns B,p'1 s, a"a L8 Ss, R'1 AS
Soo f. NJ O sundnys 30 A. NJ 100 2 ''' NV
.o T5 T5 Agy 20 3'? GTS SS az P sa:
DAYS onlO. 80 500 p ~ sundays except AsSuFy Pax
For Labe~ooa Toms Ri1er. and Barnesa,. $50 A. n
90 P NJ. SATURDAYS only $40 p 49,: ~ An "
q 90 p. NJ SATURDAYS on.v).
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. bAALTIMoRE AND WASHING
70 rbn,de,pbia. week .sys 40. 500. 900. 1000
II 80 DINING cap A. VI. 80 BOO. 500 Bunet Pa,lo.
Car. 300 600 Dining car,. 80 80 ? NJ, l2is
i 40 300 600 dining Carr. !. N, 1913 night ,.
For Baltimore and Washington. week days. 900 ll:p
Dining carr A NJ. 80. 500 300 900 Dining Sal
L NJ l2.l5 nigh. Sunia"s 800. il.3) DINING Ca0
A. ~. 80 800 c 90 DINING Can p ". 1915 light
Tickc's parlorcar be procured az ~ 9o
AS 9ii 10. 1923 Hrcadwcy 73T ith-lle.. 81 East
IAN St. l3i Eas; l25th ST. 2oi IVES; i25th St, 81
Columbus Az. New-York. Court ST. $50 Fulton ~,
BROOKLYN: Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG. The New-yors
Transfer Company will ca fo- and check baggage from
hotel or residence TO destination.
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Dipioen0 Notlres.
OFFICE OF
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANi'
% BROAD ST. mills Buiid'ngl % ,so.


OFFICE OF ..,
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC C0MPANi'
% BROAD ST mills Buldingl. oo ,eo,
COUPONS due July l. 1s94, from ponus vi
" the following ma med companies will be paid a''er
that date this Office:
Central Pacific r.. r. LIST mortgage o.
Western Pacific T.. L. LIST mortgage D. -.
California and Oregon r. X. lSt mortgage eh'' %
Oregon and California LIST mortgage per cent
Northern Railway Company LIST mortgage D.
stockton AMI Copperopolis r. T. LIST mortsaGe D.,
Southern Pacific r. r. OF Arizona LIST nortgaBe W.
southern Pacific r.. Of New Mexico lst inoftsase w.
Louisiana X. r. LIST mortgage d per csh', g., q
Morgan's Louisiana and Texas r. K ana > D ~ iS' "
South Pacific Coast r. r. Co. !. -,
California Pacific r. r. Co LIST mortgage ~
California Pacific r. r. Co. % mortgage D. =
California Pacific r. X. Co 81 mortgage ana o.
Market street Gable Ry. Co. LIST nlortgage :" o~
Coupons July t. 1894. from bonds OF the toow's
narac companies Wall be paid after that date by TIE
Central Trust Company: . . -..u.oo
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass r. r. LIST mortgage
Houston and Texas Central r. r. LIST mortgage per
- . s-,.ra . nor
~ ~ T. SMITH. Treasurer.
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iANK STOCKS.

UNLISTED STOCKS.
Am sug Rein. ass. 99S eS,s 9sx es% esx 10 165
0iiz 9i% 0llz 9l% OIL 9liz 800
Tob s7iz s7lz s7it s73 ~ S711 1914
Horn Silver 200 go 290 2cO 290 100
Dull S & At. AZ 81
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Phoenix 10 Is - Is 1000
l. Leather y 10
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financial
DULUTH & MANITOBA RAILROAD CU.
1-1nSr MnnTGNGE HONDS.


~, r,o,shoisers Protective Commi',c" ANNOUNCE ''
-, . i,,gc number q lanis have signed no
agrcen,cn, dated April = 1921 , ,,
An holders ~ tho above nas who have not ''sn'i "
should Do 20 promptly as negotiations arc ~ p..'
- o, arrangement with tie Receivers q ~" '"'''h
toc railroad Coz which will protect the Interests 81
the bonlhoifc-s -,
To bring these ncgo'atons 20 tuocer'tNl ana I'M
,,4ioc s-ue a. IS essential that tho COMMITTEES al once
receive the Necessary authority from and support 81 "e
to,dbolders who are invited 20 communicate VII" my
member q the Committee i's s'orea1y Y they desire
further particulars
Co,,e. - the agreement NAY h. obtained from tho
NETWORK GUARANTY & INDEMNITY COMPANY
20 Cedar street or from Secretary Of tho Committee
New York June II. i-2i
FREDERIC CROMWELL,
CORNEIII H. GOLD,
EVANS IL. DiCk,
CUARIEMAGNE TOWER. Jr-,
CHARLES u. WRIGHT. Jr.
Committee.
ARTHUR LINCOLN. Secretary.