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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30
PERT AND punognv.

cnAaAcrKR N what Ne ere M che
dark.
Tsx man who kAs q short msmory
needs long legA
NerHExa esn - Tivsa that has nos
eo~t us sameshing.
TIE msa Who wosid hs . leader mat
b. the arss 90 start
A roo1 sooa shows that he Aas %
empty head by ths qs~<inns be sska
--Eams uorns
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30

The TcN1, corn crop u phc-
uumcu1lly large.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30

Fesllng against lnc Iniiec
State !. running h,Sl IN Madrid.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30

The civil war IN Brazil IA at an
end.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30


rh.fs Whist Fr.s silver Axsssssea 0. 10
i.x ~ the rrs.~na rs@s.
Business activity depends In large
measure upon q Inv rata a Interest,
which IL the most conclusive prof q
plenty u money to be loaned II can
st capital NJ 4 yer cent q year, I can
build factory and employ hands and
carry ON an industry SUCCESSFULLY and
with profit b. myself. whsxp n had ~
pay GO 7 per cana for the mansy CO
eould not borrow 10 At al I might he
unable 10 do 81 and thssactory woala
rcmain unbuih and tho laeor unsmpiny-
ell How are We 30 have interest cheap
and money ahunaantg Capitalists are NO
worse than other men But they are no
hetter They are just hke yourselves
What wuuh you dos Surprising thai
there were q 10 q men who advocated
the passage a . law that after yua had
loaned uut money ga eod values woulA
furve yuu o. aoccpt silver values In re-
turn Noud you lie In hurry 30 lend
money! Mouh yoa not rather keep II
licked MP In a trust company ca else loan
% oRly At high interest ana Cor short
ternisi W course yuu w0uid And then
II this agitation st0pped and every one
hccame satisfied that there would he NO
interference with the standard a values.
and that capital when loaned cut would
he safe aud wond b. repaid in money M
good - LDaned. wOaA not yoa. wVuA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30

Nebraska adopted q silver plat
foam.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30
STATE NEWS.

Jadge Jaiaes \. Pant died In
Holly Spnnys last week.
III. i.agar,Is Of saltel.o. vas
tried convicted aud fiaed Tor sell
Ing Jamaica ginger in a prohibi-
tion couaty.
The weather conditions have not
been favorable TO crops too much
rain IN the central aud southern
counties aud too little in tue north
ern.
Nicksburg entertained an insur>
ancc convention last Monday.
Magnolia has a broom factory
IN operation.
Tho Columbus Index says the
farmers II I.owndes county are IN
a better fix financially than foi
years
The authorities % the penitenti-
ary are having an immense guam
tity ~ peaches preserved which
they propose 10 seud 30 the Atlanta
exposition.
Gov. NJ. NJ. Evans i going 10
embark in business ia Wesson.
West Point shipped the FIRST
bale IL neE cotton.
The populites % Linsoln have
put a full ticket in the field.
West Point has voted Tor a water
works system at a cost ~ $1,000
Tue standpipe will be $50 feet
high
The Teachers Institute ~ Amite
county was not very highly appre>
ciatrd.
The NO Brooks and Will Skip
with, charged with completely in
the Killing Of McRce m Hinds,
have leen admitted TO bail 10y
Judge Chrisman
A spoke factory Is To be estab-
lishrd At Elllsyille.
A fire broke out ia the spinning
room II 1he liosalie Mills at Match
- last Friday but was extlnguish>
cd before any damage was done
The West Point Wheclbarrow
and Woo'lrnwAre Works began ac-
tive Operations this week.
Northeast Mississippi seems 10
be- the Mecca IL Western immi
grants.
Cotton i worth as much now as
la 1850, and more than ia 1860
The GIst railroad Incorporated
IA tins state was IN 1886
In 1906 Mexican OF Petit
Gull" ,O,tlu secd we're introduced
into this State
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30
Quitman ,oanty - a wolx
aud the Board a s1Yslylsors "a
VI Cor each scalp brought.


VI tor each scalp broughd
An independent ticket = thoughi
Of in Tippah county.
Snakes % all varieties are -
abundant in the Delta that catch
ing them alive has become Ia
'rative industry. Dr. g. W Nc
Graw. Of Bardyille, Ny. has placed
an order for 100 with Greenvills
snake catcher
The Port Gibson oil mills re-
sumrd work last week.
The Summit compress will b.
ready Tor business the latter part
81 II, cember.
HARRISON has been the victim
81 a gang 81 thieves.
Illinois farmers are buying large
tracts 81 lanl in Bolivar county.
UrecnyIIle will build ten new
brick buildings this fall.
Mississippi has one licensed 80
louu 10 every 2453 people, aud has
one church 10 every 2j7.
The canning factory At Bates
Vile has put up $4,000 cans Of
fruit and vegetables.
Tunica wants q society for the
prevention u cruelty 10 animals
Tunica j. shipping immense
quantities Of staves to Memphis
BrookhAven u 10 have u popu-
lite paper.
Bcauregard n 10 nave an oil
mill
Carroll county blasts % squash
that weighs 100 pounds
Henry Ehrsam. driver u Jack
son, fell from his wagon while in-
toxicated and broke his neck.
Jackson merchants think ths
farmers will get eight cents for
cotton thiJ year.
II Il complained by jackson
people that negro excursions de-
moralize labor.
A large force l. Al work remod.
cling Mississippi College.
Tie Terrells were tried in Hinds
aud the case has been continued
until next term Of court.
Gov. Stone has parloned Willie
CLARKE. 81 Scranton. who was ssn'
fenced for life for murder.
The postmaster nj Greenville
aas been allowed $500 for extra
clerk hire.
Indications point 10 the busiest
tall aud winter trade the state has
experienced M ten years.
The commission sent 10 snves-
tigate the ka Cheng ma-sacres
sre ptaeiscalIs pri-onefs.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30

FuV ,IrEk uF TuE SlI1iEa 4
Cut 80.
carr ~ rNuwN.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1895-08-30
Aumrpr liz
kkItE AEnTs

Nih - tot o. On ~ he htmo
rtat e. prrtyv % tbe llosIng an
nIHuusm fu's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10

C;rande Is rose 4. to 1914. East Tennessee consol
gold IS ! to 1867. Missouri. Kansas and Texas DDS
2, t. 553. New-York, New-IIaven and Hartford
consolidated debcnture certificates Ia t. 1892,
Northern Pacific Sd coupons 3. to 90, and Pittsburg
Western lists q 10 S324. Among the losses may be
mentioned Hooking Valley IS. = at 30; Oregon I'M
provement consol js 2. ut 4Sa.. and Oregon Ndvi-
cation 5s. receipts, ~ at S3a. Par value Of sales
was Sl.6GS.0OO
The Sub-Treasury had debit balance at the
Clearing House of $477292 It's net loss on balance
was S33G 1873 made vi by loss in currency Of S2i9,
t6i and a loss in coin of $S702S To-iays opera
tons included: Receipts. $lS15i@S; payments, "
1S99$l. resulting in genera balance % SI2l'o5@,-
979 consisting Of sS6O27 POO coin and S65oOSO73 cur
rency
The United states Treasury at Washington re-
ceivod to-day Si7O6i6 National bank notes for re-
denpiinn The customs receipts were S2O9,9l2, the
internal revenue receipts $lSS90l and the miscella
neous receipts M6l66 Total Government receipts
for the day. si1i979; expenditures $i?N2"5- Excess
of expenditures sS65.353. Receipts for month -
date s. i37.1i9; expenditures, $14I@333f excess ot
expenditures over receipts, $7.296.lS'.
To-days Washington Treasury statement ~ cash
on hand and deposits i'm bank compares with the
figures OF the last previous statement as follows:
cold ON hand 50, SG5 & sos, pee Hn ;i%:is
Il, r. hand !s 81 IS, s5ssS B Dec: is5
Actual cash in the
ceriiacacs Sl>o,o 81 $4,000, Doc So, 2 S
Deposits in bank. 15G2G377 13.7cs.o"i Inc. S'2'
Available cash Sos 1906, s2o'7io'o' Dec. sp' 40
Deduct minor liza -.- 80, o.
Actual cash bal sIsGoio go SlsG2N3ds Inc. SiGNi'N
The above statement reflects conditions OF busi-
ness on Saturday last
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS
Call money was at 2N2is per cent. In all It's
branches this department Of the market was
easier. We subjon orr usual table OF rates
made up from information furnished by the bust
est houses:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10
AID DOMINI IL y +.

~ Steamers for NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. OLD POINT
COMFORT and NEWPORT NEWS. VIRGINIA. BEAcH
PETERSBURG and RICHMOND. VA. and WASHtS1.
COY D. cMoi To- Va Thurs ana s sa a ES'
For WEST POINT, YA.-Tues. Thurs. and sat. From
Pier 20 new NO h. t9@t , ;,rhs sote, 20 all
'''''' ''1'" AM W. l. oUIILAUpEU Tran,c Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10

wi From Ncw-York Wed, Fri. and sat 49,, 40
, pETJcUTFII TRIP ny SEA To THE PORTS Of
~ TEXAS-tEORGIA FLORIDA
STRAIGHT AND ROUND TRIP rICkETS - all pms an
etc Georgia and Florida. Excellent accomm"latlons
TOURISTS TICKETS. good tor SIX or nine months
wr,te fer our 6i-page Pocket Guide (ralled freel .
G II MALLORY & co. Cen. hsta.. Pier 20. f. X. " l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10

CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Tuesday. April 9-p m.
The unpleasant features Of yesterdays items II
news had somewhat depressing effect upon
stocks to-day, despite rather favorable quota
tons from London. This was apparent in the
GranCers and the cause Of a decline for tho
whole group wac doubtless the bad showing of
Buriington's annual report Burlington lost the
most. rs net to 7lss; but the others were down
pretty large fractions. Favorable crop news Of
course. Offsets the report in a measure and. on
the whole. the Changers resisted pressure well.
Indeed this may be said If the market as "A
whole The bcarish element was continuously
aggressive but had ntte success save whore it
was helped by sales to realize profits Atchison
shares wor" sold because the reorganization
scheme seems TO put a lot 81 new liabilities ahead
of them. The Otrer interna tionals Wcr" strong,
and generally made small advances. There was
some trading In the Western Nand"rblts. and
Canada Southern advanced - net 10 1O3s, and
Michigan Central points clear 10 O. These
ROADS helped by the tales of improved bust
ness which are told about them. 1t Is also sug-
gested that the meeting Of the trunk Nne pr"si-
dents held yesterday may result in some in
proVement in rates. which. OF course would b"
benefit all around. Their action. az reported late
this afternoon. is certainly encouraging In"
comparative activity for North American was
said to be due to ar improvement for some OF tn"
bonds owned by it-a strectcar line in NIL
Waukee.
40 developments were reported in the anthra-
cite coal situation ana the delay and uncertainty
discouraged Reading a to 12l2 at the close, while
jersey Central remained unchanged. Both Della
ware and Hudson and Lackawanna had rcccded
slightly at the clos. Sales Of Deawar" ana
Hudson yesterday are now attributed t. on" ~
the directors Of the company. The lndustIlaIs
were irregular, but both Sugar and DistlIlng
were fairly active. A slight advance was scored
by Sugar but Distilling rcccded 3, net TO 1i"s
owing to the apparent disintegration of the Ds-
filling Association At the close the market was
fairly strong; total sales. l4S10i
The only novelty Of the days markets aside"
perhaps, from an advance Of "a for silver bullion
certificates which reflected the speculative att-
tude toward this metal In London, was " rise in
petroleum 1t Is not dealt in on tn" Exchange
but It's advance in Oil CITY, from 81 u Ton Satur-
day) 70 81 ~ bid to-day. was commented on with
interest. ON the Consolidated Exchange here II
was quoted at ltj. with no sales. Petroleum has
not been so high since 1873, IL Is said when II
sold for 81 Sc. The cause OF this advance If II Is
ANYTHING except manipulation. is not clear.
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: 1000 5s regular. at
l15AMll57s: 81 900 IS, coupon at 1l51. Quotations
were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10

Money on call in London was l. per cont. Tar
rat" IF discount In the open market iur h',h 8" ~
and long bills was ! $40 per cent IN" Bank 81
England gained in gold bullion IN balance t'.itE
lS1 00n British cous'ls advanced lilo 10 lV' l'-l'
for both money and TN" account nm n an Sou
rites wor. generally higher and al,h'I,h I'm" d.
clinci : 10 l0is and Ai-hi.'n = /, '.' H"i,,''
central rose 2. 70 9o'.. Canadian Parh - 10 ~
Erie DDS l., 1, G5i2 Louisville ani Na1hNilI" = u
;3I. $. PAU l.. {, 59', and New-York Central =
t. ?si..
cxrh,ugc IN London. - francs 21i2 c"utln"r. Her
I'm sigh, sterling 20 marks i6'eH2' marks =
dividend 81 -. per cen, has heeu declared IN
the capital stock . IL" Central RAILROAD company
OF NcT-Jcrsry. pay1hl" May a..
Redmond Kerr n CO.. of,r t. Investors ~" mrs.
mortgage . peg cent loo-y"ar IL bonds = me
lurphus-ave AMI Lexington ave railway q. gu "4'-
,cnd hy the METROPOLITAN Street Railway Conri-
ny - Now-Y rrA ,
The plan for The reorganization ~ ~" N',h'S ~.
topeka ana Santa re Hallway Company - n'"
rnsdv FOR pilhii. distribution. II IS pi"iAf'l 1T
Tho roallos, u 10. Sew-York General K"pfSAni@'-
ton Committee. the London b'nIholA"Is 'li,-
mlttco and Hope 4 g.. = Amsterdam a t''F }"
behalf II the Dutch hondh''doIs 10y 'h' y.i,
.,I,iye REORGANIZATION C'mm.tt"". consisting ~
Edward King Il SIuers Hay"s. EI"ari y ''l'"-'
C:cIrl,. . Haven. Adrian l-'En. Ji.. g. 9'it "'
p,,hopicr RJbcr, Fleming john Lu!"n am
tor MorAwetz Tho d"pHsItari"- VIII I". CIV. or
,oslfs ~ securities and assessments t~ .i'"
I'm Now.Yurk thc Union Trust 'NuI any, ~
A,chis1u general 4. 50. 'ni ~ iiSA~' \ "''
''H' hlnls ana income bonds ~ ~, ""' Wv
Xcvy.rb Guaranty anI Indemnity C.mpanL. i'f
Af.n.,n stock. in Boston. ~" agency ~ 30" '' %
Tru., Company. DID,; N"N -i'rr. fog aiI B. MS 'iI
the Oid colony Trust Company. fnr ih" ~ "nl'
IN LONDON BIrng R-1~ ~ TO-. .i"l'''' .' 49,
bonds and stock. in Amsterdam Hop" Co.. %
all bonds and iIuhr" a'. Van lItt'n. ti'i " 'H
Vissar FIR tho st. only Deposit - 81" .ui ~
viii lc simultaneously received ny thc s"'ri''
posiinrics. beginning wi'h Aprl IL turiH,I ''-
iails If tn. plan may be found in another c'lnh"
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The New.York Guaranty and Idemnity Company,
G5 CEDAR STREET. NEW-YORK CITY.

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IN h'N.''"
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. ,,.-.,- . .-..... 90, l-..,t, ., tho t-ni n
-. ,..
80 f'T
iNlIN' 'i'4ht-i'N w. '''' "'
f....~ deposits . - Is nni i-sEe ''f'i' 'i''7 ~
Deposit tler.f.r and f'...," payment - install
,t... 4, pho ,..e.-fl,rf - agents behalf r the
,, ,.,s Gu,f,r,, and Indemnity Company.
-. ,,..,.,.,.,,,
IL nv IriN''N
l-f obi. ih'"
II %" company. VINO VII receive 49, ''
nis AMI trH" cert n it'" ~ i''' sly '''''.' d,
agents nn l"fff ~ To-" 'Hl.h lt"'' ''''i'i"9 ~
~ York
I.r .'..a only
Nl'. '1'rI 80 l"h'"r N'n Toy NH1'''' ''''''-
an'..f "ir-fi hi o..
funfr.h' Van itr"nr'tsp"l Vas Wiser
Arrpng,r"is h7'" boon mad" - isfi" ~ l"nl'n Am
,'.rftfu anI Boston 1s vuI ms "a N'w-Noik. uniform
rc,r .ull.r ,.f'1et', q d'Iosf = tho Mon Trust
,..,ut,nv u S.-YUr fa- General Mprtgag" Bonds tni
..,,t N.,.r,-, tt.,.is Gins. and Cltss H. and uni
..,,t...,.. .t.,.., ia.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMERS.

DED ID" LINE OF STEAMERS.
for la Guayra. Puerto Caheilo Curacao and Mara
,Sbo. Curacao from Pierrepont Stores. Brooklyn
$. e. NENEZt Saturday April 3D. y. m
:. y PHILApErPHIA......W Wednesday. April a. D. M
$. :. CARACAS Saturday May L. | y. M
Thsss American built expressly for the traia
have superior accommodations for passengers
For Curacao and Maracaibo. freight only. -
H.. Z MARACAIBO. ........... Tuesday -
BOUI.ToN BLISS q DkIirT'r.
General Managers. l33 Front-s6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10

The price II domestic exchange was as follows
at the places named At Chicago. '3c. premium
asked: Boston. 10c. dis count.
Bank clearings were as follows al the places
named: New York-Ex rhangos. &2.20l 40; "a %
ances S. 33S. 1872. ChiCago-ENchl Nf.-o'''fl
balances Sl65l g95 Phila ielphia Exchanges,
s1I 30 72q. balances $l.4l6.l23 Boston-tX-
changes $li725 So: balances. N.31I@l'.
The price OF commercial bar silver IN TINS mar
kot advanced To- G57.c.. nominal. an ounce" MoNi-
can dollars wero quoted at Sc In London bar
silver advanced III. 10 oi2d. per ounce. The
London market WAS firm. The \"w-Iork. san
ing tomorrow will take out 10000 ounces OF
siI1ar md 20 600 Mexican dollars. the Columbia,
for Guatemala will sail with 100000 ounces.
owing to a very light demand. foreign cN-
changes were easier. l|lIS W"r" = ucr' NJ 'n'
cioso the narke, wa dull. Rates AZ which busi-
moss was actually done were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10

,oar ordinary ,o,t: St Paul common. 5os. New.iorR
e1,rai asi. PENNSYLVANIA 52A Reading 6f'; MexiCh
central new per bonds "a; Louisville and '"'"
VILE s3i.: AtchisOn common, 3's. 49, Rank
4.Jo D. m-The amount Of bulnon gone mo NV & ner
Of England on balance to-day is fS'wc Mohey; nth
cen, The rate of discount In the open market i'' ~
abort and three months bills Is 1916 per cent a, 100
tu-Paris advccs quote , per cent fetSS -" -,
francs g7is confines FOR the account ana eNcha"e'
London AT % francs 27is centimes for checks .etl
I,crIn Anil g-Exchange on London ~ MAJ ~ az
meanings for sight and - marks i0is pfenningS i "
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10
GENERALE Transatlantique.

New-York % Alexandria. Egypt; VIA Paris trip Vai''
DAYS SlGo. second class q 10
< FORGET General Agent NJ. Bowlin- 1s-eu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10
WHITE STAR LINE

Ell ROPE. Inlrty IA'uIsIoH> ~ i'"'Ni
"A. Popular prices. $50 and up Ocean uc.e' sp y
az lines send for Tourist Gazette. +. {. CLAhN'
Tourist Az, III Br'ay y. y oHich Ticket As'' Penn
sylVnna and Erie Il. X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10

In State issues: $1,000 Tennessee settlement 3s
at S4asMS4i.. 49, 900 Virginia 6s deferred trust
cepts. stamped, at 6%M7; $4,000 Virginia funded
debt 2-3s Of 1891 at 59fsNj93s. No dealings In bank
stocks were reported.
Trading in railroad bonds was remarkable for
nothing beyond the small increase which vas
confined to the Kansas and Texas issues Prices
showed no tendency In either direction and fiuc-
tuations were generally for small amounts.
Among those which higher. Denver and Rio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10
STOCKS UNDER PRESSURE.
PROFESSIONAL TRADING ONLY
FEATURES OF A RESTRICTED MARKET
INTEREST IN SILVER AND
PETROLEUM.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE APRIL ..
DEAILNGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. April g. ! p. m.-Consols. Ioi 1913 both
money the account. Canadian Pacinc Ili.. Erie.
lOn do consols Goh Illinois Central Ho.. Mex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10
financial,
REORGANIZATIO
OF THE
ATCAISON, Topeka & SANTA FE
RAILROAD co.

A. the request - tho New-York General io'Han"i'o"
Committee the London Bondhoders commune anu
Messrs Hope & Co. Of Amsterdam. acting on oe'aIi oi
Dutch hondhodes the undersigned Joint Executive Ie
orranizati1n Committee formulated ran LOT the
re,rganzaon II tho affairs the Atchison Topeka and
r,,ta 70 Railroad Company WHICH PLAN HAS
DEEN APPROVED ny
The Ncv-YorI< General REORGANIZATION
Committee.
The London BondhOidcrs Committee ana
McsSrs. Hope d Co. of Amsterdam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10

McsSrs. Hope a Co. of Amsterdam.
Copies Of the Plan and Reorganization Agreement can
b. obtained either Of the Committees or inc oe-
positaries named below.
Tho following securities are now called Tor deposit uhher
the Reorganization Plan and Agreement:
ATcUISON GENERAL MORTGAGE FOUR PER
CENT BONDS WITH COrPON 80. or JANUARY !.
1894. AND All. SUBsEQUENr THERETO ATTACHED
Thcs. bonds will rccev" under the Plan:
- nor cent N the principal IN General Mortgage
-Four por cont, one hundred year Gold Bonds bearing
interest from October lat 1885.
40 per Forr per cent "a" hundred year ADJUST
mon, Bonds bearing interest payable only ont u net
c,rnngs non cumulative TO July l. 1900. and cumua-
tive after that date.
ard oc I.r cent N" dcpdsod bonds VIII be paid IN
cash at the time Il deposit respect Of three months In
tecs, thereon deposited before the 10th day Of
June. 80
ArcIlISoN FOUR PER CENT. SECOND MORTGAGE
roNDs CLASS J. WITH COTTON so. OF ArRIi.
l. 1874. AID All SUBSEQUENT THERETO At
TACKLED and
Ar.rusoN INCOME roNps OF iSSo WITH COUPON
so ; OF SEPTEMBER I. 1894. AND ALL SIbSh-
QUENT THERETO ATTACHED
Thcs" bonds ass"ss"d u- per cent. - which TWO
per cent paid tho time ~ deposit of the bonds
the balance when IN" securities are ready for de-
livery.
Thea, bonds are entitled unior the Plan TO receive ii3
pe- cent, ~ their pa per cent noncumul-
tive preferred stock = toe nov company
ATcmSON FOR PER CENT SECOND MORTGAGE
EoNUs CLASS 49, WITH CovPON 80. OF APRIL
l. 1896 AND ALI. SUBSEQUENT THERETO At
TACHED
These bonds arc ,s.e.sc per cent. q which two
per cent mus, paid tc tim" = deposit u th" bonds
balance when tho securities are ready or De-
Ivory.
The.o bond. entitled under tho Plan to receive lis
rer cent = their par value per cont noncumua-
preferred stock q ~" now company
ATTH~oN CAPITAL STOCK.
Tho stock s so per share. = which 80 must
,F, balance In install
The Dickinson press., 1895-11-09
How to Prevent Group.

SOME READING THAT WILL PROVE
INTERESTING TO YOUNG MOTHERS.
HOW TO GUARD AGAINST TIE DIS.
EASE.
Group is a terror to young mothers
and to post them concerning the
cause, first symptoms and treatment
Is the object of this item. The or.
igin of Group is a common cold.
Children who Ire subject to it take
cold very easily and Group is almost
sure to follow, The first symptom is
hoarseness; this is soon followed by a
peculiar rough cough, which is easily
recognized and will never be forgot.
ten by one who has heard it. The
time to act is when the child first
becomes hoarse. If Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is freely used all ten
dency to Group will soon disappear.
Even after tho croupy cough has de.
yeloped it will prevent the attack.
There is no danger in giving this
remedy for it contains nothing inju.
rious. For sale by ]. j. Freeman.
The Dickinson press., 1895-11-09
Nels Nfchols-Miss Bertha Lebe.

Special to the Pass.
The many friends of MI. Nels
Nichols in MedOra and vicinity and
Miss Bertha Leb0 are congratulating
them on their rather romantic mar.
riage which occurred at Glendive
Saturday. Parents and friends alike
were taken Ivy surprise. The young
folks suddenly took it into their
heads that single hl%essedness was not
just the thing for them and taking Il
train made a hasty trip to Sentinel
Butte, there taking the train to
Glendive, where they, as above stat.
ed, we're, united in marriage. The
happy co uple returned to Medora
Monday night where they remain
for u short time before going to
house keeping. Mr.. Nichols is a
young man of promise, industrious
and steady and a nephew of Sheriff
Pellissier. The bride is u daughter
of Judge Lebo and a general favorite
with all who know her. The PRESS
joins in congratulations.