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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29

Mrs. Jennie Williams, Mohawk, Ore
goD, vaiuly tfieI doctor after doctor Tor
the binding Dizzy spells, PalpilAtiOn Of
the heart, pains In back aud head, anu
nervous chills, with which she suffered
over three years. The very first bottle
OF DIR. Plefce's Favotite Prescription
brought grateful relief, anu two more
with two Of his Golden Medical Dis
covefy) bAnishod all pale, made her Il
well, happy ana strong woman.
Mrs. HHlidm HOOusr, Belleville,
Ohio, was given up by three doctors.
She suffered from female weakness
and could scarcely stand up. Dr.
Pierce's FavoTlte Prescription made
her entirely well aud 20 strong that
she now does the work for y family OF
i've.
Mrs. AHna Dduel, col South Main
ST., Bloomington, ILL.,, after suffering
for eight years from female weak ness
and womb trouble became a mere
skeleton and had to be carried home
from the hospital. Friends then Ia.
duCed her 10 take DIR. Plcrce's FayoTilr
Prescription, which elected a complete
cure.
Mri. Mary r. CopsR, Scotland, Bon
Hommu Co., South Dakota, was pro-
nounoed iuourabIe by this beet dOotort
. Ia the WosL Her trouble was falling
Of the womb aud leucorrhea. After
giving up all hopes she was quickly
made n swell woman" by Dr. PlerotI
FAvorile Prescription.
The above llst could DO continued "a
embraced over 10000 grateful letter.
received by DIR. Pierce, but space iOr
bids.
A GREAT HOOK FREE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29
PLANNELS.

White night gown Flannel, full
one yard vide, well worth gsc, at l1c
50 inch biuu'grcy wool Shaker
Flannel, lbs actual value Is s5.,at.lBs SIC
Cream Tailed Flannel, wool
filling, ~ inches wide, worth SIC,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29
BLANKET AND COMFORT

iGxi Grey Blanket ior....,...
White IINl Blanket, good
and heavy ior..,....,.,,.,..,.......,
Al wool white Blanket. Iox4,
worth $500, ior.,..s,.,............
Our regular 1875 Grey wool
Blanket, ioN4, S los, ior......,..
A California oil wool Red
Blanket, ioN,, "a los, ior....
A Grey Notified Wool
Blanket, iixi, ~ lbs, for..,...
A good Comiort...............
Fine Saline Comfort, best
quality OF batting, large size,
a bargain for..,.........,.......,..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29
WRAPPERS.

Special sale. This week we offer
about so dozen odds and ends, 10 odd
sizes IN F.innelleites for DOC, roc,
81. 90, value double.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29
LACE CURTAINS.

Renaissance Curtains with
Gfenadinc ceuters, sold East
tor sio 90 pair, at cut price Of $3.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29
BOYS
CLOTHING

Boys Refer Coat, made Of
Beaver cloth, fine finish, velvet
collar, value 500, io'."........ 50
Boys noucic RCe.cr Coat
trimmed with broad braid, lat.
est style Of the season. bar
gain at g. 50, cut to....,.....,.. Sc
Boys Chinehilla Refer Coats
the Ia est style. the very thing
lor school, warm and durable... So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29
LADIES WAISTS.

An elegant line OF new and stylish
WAISTS, ~ materials plain aud mixed,
ancy and novelty Dress Goods In great
variety Of up TO date labrics, cut to
lit perfectly at special cut prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29
Great Slaughter Sale Of
A-... FURS.

Is so Concy Fur C5pcs, 80
inch deep, i5r................... $L75
Sac 90 Asrachan Cape5, 90
inch deep. ilr................... 81 90
1890 Electric Seal Capcs,
so inch deep, for ....,........", 50. 90
$1,000 Russian Seal Caprs,
50 In deep. trim. with Thbet
iur edge for ............."" $500
s35 90 Wool Seal Cape. 80
inch deep, with Astrachan
collar, lor....................... $1,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29

tors are not emily worth protecting but
that they require protection tor tue
good OF tue Ie1ile. by protecting lhem
the public protects Itself. Discoveries
that Increase the comforts OF llie anu
lessen lie burdens anu hangers Are Tue
result OF brains, study nnu genius, hnu
thofe lsa premium on Drains 'he "oii'
over.
Every discoveror " entitled 20 the
fruits OF his labor, genius ruu tklll. ~
Ii enough that ne places MIS- uitcoNeiy
within the reach OF the people. he
need not MAKE partner OF tue publc
OF a oonhdant oil the profession.
The case In point N discovery
which Ia annually Frightening tue
lives OF
THOUSANDS OF WOMEN,
n discovery Whlch, according 10 tneli
own written slhlemehtbi mas Issoueu
over SO,OOO women itom CONDITIONS OF
hopeless desp0ndenoy ana despair ahu
brought them happiness anu hsallh,
This discovery u iegalIY ptotso1vu y.
Dr. flefee's FayoI,te Iiesot'puon' ~
70 hst bu.o". Hltue"'0i out w hA"l \.
and Individuality arc, IoF me peneh.
OF All, pT0teoleu hghtt' plthloa nhu
humbuss. IL - 10 ulteevety OF Df,
~ V. Pierce, OF hullAio, ~ 4" Cnl'l
Consulting lnyelelhh 70 'ho AhNHluh
Hotel Anu surgical institute anu
author Of lho fe9plos common sense
Medical ADVISER, OF Whloh over tih
hundred anu elgnly 'nousAAu COPPER
have alfthly peth hOIu.
Why SHOULDN'T women use u lls
discovery 10 regularly quAIlheu phy,
eician VINO mas nAue tho Iea,ineht o.
ailments peculiar 70 women n lit
study ana NE epoolnIty, his thltly
years ptseues III tnis speciaI neIu,
during Whloh no win nlo hlau .,
epeclhllhts @vo suouessIu"y HoAleu
hunuteus OF tnousahus VI cnses, hul
nuordou MIN oppVIsunIues oIloyou ~
no ono else iVI Hnvo'oslns 'he HBh'
methous hnu 'he iish1 tun'euior'
lhAt no snouiS, ~ ~" wv pio'eS
who are scattered all over the glots
every Inventor In other fields avail,
himsalf. IA neither unp.oieteiOnal uOl
uubu.l ness-llke. It's good, SOUND
common sense,
In every State, city, town and ham
Lot Dr, piercs'a discoveries have effect,
ed just such cures as those reported be,
low, Long neglected, seriously CON.
plicated aud so-called ineurable case,
are treated by him by letter VITA d
success that 10 simply astounding
Where the ordinary practitioner tTeA, 1
one such case, Dr. Pierce aud tbs
skilled specialiata OF Tho Inyalids
Hotel and Surgical Inhtitut, treats ten,
o. Thousands, anu what l. regarded by
the focal doctor as n complicated cass,
one that puzzles his brain and bsills,
his skiil, Is ss simple Of treatment aud
ture OF being cured Ia this in1tllutlon
800
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29

mon Sense Medical
Adviser, he annOunc.
i that after $50, 900
iopies had beon sold a;
le regular price, 81 80
ief copy, the PROFIT on
Thich would repay
ilm for the great
mount OF labor and
Goney expended in
producing H. he wCGld
distribute the next
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29

han million free. AZ THIS Number OF
copies has already been sold, no 10 now
distributing, absolutcy Jree, 100000
copies Of this most complete, Interest
ing and valuable common sense med
zeal work ever published-lAo reoip-
lent only being required TO mail TO
him, or the Worlds Dlsponlafy
Medical Association, OF Buffalo, n.
", OF which he 10 PRECEDENT, THIS little
COUPON NUN. .---s nER with
twenty one coUros l2lj one
cent stamps No. 100 TO- cover
coat OF mailing #--H only and
the book will DO sent postpaid. II 10
a yeTitAblo medical library, COM
plele In one volume. IL contains over
1000 pages aud more than 800
illustrations. Several finely illusttEl-
ed chapters are devoted to tho careful
consideration In plain language, OF
diseases peculiar to women and their
successful hOme.tTealment without the
aid OF physician and without having
TO submit 10 dreaded examinations
aud tue "stereotyped applications"
30 Tepulslye 10 tue modustly sansi-
tive woman. The Free Edition Il
precisely the same RB those sold a sl,bO
except only that tho b0OkA arc bouni
IN strong manila paper covers Instead
Of cloth, Send now before all are
Given away. They are going of rap
iily, therefore do not delay sending
INN cdiatey " IN want % one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29

When DR.. Pierce, Published the first
edition OF hla work, The Peoples Com.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01

on THE STOCK EXCHANGE


Transa ct.ons n stocks to-day resen.'ed fhe
dealings in the dun and ufeIess days OF mlsum-
mer. There was absolutely nothing but profess
sional trading. and little Of this and only ih-
small board room traders developed any appear
ance Of a desire to take risks on very narrow
market When the present African mining craze
has passed into history the Stock Exchange here
may and unioI edly viii. see a revival Of foreign
interest in Americans. When the cotton market
ceases 10 be SO unusually attractive. and when
the gold export fear has been removed, traders
and investors may hope q some life and buoy
ancy in Stock Exchange transactions just at
present speculation IN cotton overshadOws that
in all other markets and further advance on the
Cotton Exchange was recorded to-day. The con-
diton Of the foreign exchange market Indicated
that the present high prices were stimulating
purchasers for the foreign account and, despite
the great advance in the price the export trade or
cotton will be far more satisfactory than has gen
orally been expected. There were reports to-day
that more gold would 60 oGt on special orders
from Germany. but there were no gold bills In the
market and one OF the leading foreign banking
houses in the city received dispatch from its
Berlin correspondent T. this effect: DO not be-
lieve In further special demand for gold.
Speculation was narrow enough to prevent any
important change in prices but the majority OF
shares We're weak and closed al net declines
Total transa ctiOns amounted - only 1907 shares
Of which Distilling and Cattle Feeding CompanT
furnished over onc-quarter. The stock was
feverish all day and broke per cent at one time
but recovered a part Of the loss closing fraction
ally under It's best price. The agreement between
the reorganization committee OF Distilling and
Cattle Feeding Company and the Greenhut-MOr-
rs interests now apparently waits for the raiica-
ton OF the court although some Of the men con-
nected with the Distiiling Company denied to-day
that there was anv agreement Their deduc-
tiOus however. do not appear wise in view OF the
tact that interests closely connected with the
reorganization committee are authority for the
statement that an agreement has been concluded
The cOalers Were weak On the failure Of the Read
ing reorganization plan 10 appear, but traders
probably lost sight Of the fact tnat there was one
development o. interest in the coal situation-an
arrangement fHr another advance in the price u
anthracite. The general railway LIST was ex-
tremely dull and OH side OF 50. Paul and Reading.
dealings were small. or he chief active stocks
the only advances w scored by Pacific Mail
and United States Rubber common. The closing
was weak and lNeiess
The following table shows final prices OF the
principal active stocks. compared with last quo
tatOns Saturda":
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01

ra.... f.O. Missouri Kanfns ana Eastern
f.IIua. .IH.f maturing Orf Deer = VII De
f..f af h. f. p m. Missouri Kansas and
T.s1. nsUvnI '.marI. ~. g. N'i.-s, On and
after thaf iatr
rI.rlI. syringe mining n1liat0ns a. received
hf Thomas D. Manauf. Ir. a e. tn-'lat, Wrre ~
follows Argrntun Tunafa i2'. M1ihe Gibson.
o. Portland 300. Isabella - Work. 81, Ana
o.una. bod. G.il aud Globe. lsis. Grippe Creek
& Consolidated a.. Aucl0ra Leland. 200
THc ent.r. l--u. = g 900 ou1 hfi, wear per
cent gniI bonds .f fle Louisville ana jefferson
Vile Briig. Company. which wls purchased ny
4 = "a Bllsscvsln. has been placed abroad ar
- and interest. Amsterdam basis The bonds
are guaranteed bv the Cnesapea<" and Ohio and
bv the Big -Four" Jointly and se,eraiy.
The Bonrd - Directors ~ the or"g n lmpr We
ment C0mpirs, at meeting held on saturday.
decided that the payment u the October interest
on the Sc i6s 900 ~ consolidated second mortgage
per cent bonds was impolitc, as the none
would have T. be- bOrro we'd. The interest am UNITS
T. Sl55.245. The interest will accordingly De- de-
faulted.
An officer of the New-York Central saws: The
actual results Of our operations for the quarter
ended to-day promise TO exceed the controiiei :
estimate made for last weeks meeting az the
Board Of Directors. The directors feel more en-
cOuraged 10 the outlook for business than az
any time since the panic Of 1893 Last week :
meeting was the first genuinely cheerful one held
In TWO wears"
The following coupons due October l. will be
paid On and after that date at the office Of Blair
< CO.. namely Cleveland. Iorain and Wheeling
Railway Company first mortgage 5s; Cleveland,
Tuscarawas Valley and Wheeling Railway Com
pany first mortgage IS; Kansas City Gable Rail
way Company consolidated mortgage is; City ~
Minneapolis. MINI. City Of seattle Wash
The B0ndhoders' Reorganization Committee or
the Toledo. Ann Arbcr ard North Michigan Rail
way announces that the Ann Arbor Railroad
Company having been formed under the plan Of
reorganization OF the Toledo. Ann ArbOr and
North Michigan Railway Company. the holders OF
the common stock II the last named company
have the privilege of subscribing for one share Of
The common stock Of the Ann Arbor Railroad
Company $40 a share for every two shares % the
first named stock held by them. Subscriptions
must be paid 10 the Metropolitan Trust Company
I. 1895
Messrs Winslow Lanier & Co. and y W. Har
ris a. CO. will pay dividends on a number Of securi
ties lists OF which printed in another column.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01

The price Of domestic exchange was as ioHoWs
at the places named Charleston. buying par sell
ing lsc. premium: New-Orleans. commercial -Vo
discount bank 100 premium; Savannah ouyihg
par selling I. premium up to $1,000. l-l0 premium
for $1,000 and over: san Francisco, sight par tele
graph &c. per 500 premium; Chicago "oc as
count: Boston. IL 20 l6 % discount.
Bank clearings were as follows az the places
named: w-York-Exch1nges Ss,1si,sh; Dai- a
ances. Sc Isl. .604. BostOn-EXchanges, Sl-'uS"''sf
balances. 81. .503 1896 BaltmOre-Exchanges' si'-
ss6 1874: balances 1921. .3Se. Philadelphia
changes S7.652. j3S: balances. $32l.339. Cnlcago-
Exchanges Hj.6420 0SS; balances. slf2O5l
The price Of commercial bar silver in TINS mar
ket was GG7-c nominal. per ounce. Mexican DOL
lars were quoted at 53i4. In London the price OF
bar silver was unchanged at 80 s-l6 The Aher
sailing for Europe tomorrow, Will take out l"V'O
ounces - silver.
Money on call i'm London was i.Hig per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market Waf = i"r
cent for short and three months bills. Ihe
amount ~ bullion which went into the 8ank ~
Fngland on balance today was $4,000. BRUSH
.,nsnis were quoted az l0I s-l6 FOR money ana
fI-a. f.~ The account. American stocks IN London
u.f. weak Last quotations ia London com
pared with saturday. last prices ana with their
NsR Ynrk equivalent were ~ follows
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
Nuetion Sales. financial.
Louis MEsIER, Anctionser;;,
REGULAR AUCTION SAhE or
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON.

WEDNESDAY, w -
Al 1870 o'clock. a. ne y Y, s h~l'- '-Hs'a'e
ny order Of Henry lie Forest Wcekes Committee oI
Leonard p. Beckwithy
i5l shares Chic burlington Quincy X H.
100 SHARES st Paul. Minn. a Manitoba II. X
shares quincy r. r Bridge CO.
SO shares Chic Milwaukee < 81. PAU X r. pre'd'
yp shares Chic Rock Island < Pacific r. X
loo shares chic Northwestern X. X common
l94 shares Pennsyyania II. H. 90 -.
Si5 600 Burlington Missouri T. r. 60. IN Neo. D. C.
Mtgs Bond Regstd.. due 1918.
- shares Barring Cross bridge 90 M, An.
81 900 seventh Regiment Veteran club p C BIS due
1905
81 Ooo Denver Union water 90. lst M'se. p. c Gold
s2a4 $40 sinnemahoning Iron Coal 60 Of Penn. ist
,IIypothecaiedl.
81 ocS NsW York 4 Rockaway R r. p Bds-, 1901.
Guaranteed.
shares BROOKLYN Bank
shares Hamilton Bank of Ekivr.
- shares Wagner Palace Car Co
81 Nev Jersey Electric Ry. 60. Lar Mige . p G.
GO shares Rrr ok yn civ r. r 60. HIypothecatsd).
~ shares ~ St, Man. a =. Nich Ave- r r.
- .hs .letropolltan Gas Light GO. of Bklyn.
abs LAWYERS Title irs. 60
ss, PiftSbtrgh Painerille Falrnorf r. r. Co l
Mfge Gold Bonds 1916
81 600 Ret9or Mining CO. lst Mtse p. g bold bls
1873 Hiypdl.
20 shs United states M0rtgage & Trust Co.
80 shs. Continental Insurance Co
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
finaurial.
NEW-YORK AND NEW.ENCLAND
REORGANIZATION.
New-YorE. September 18th. 1906

NsW,a"rs' N,o septembrr 17th. Isoo.
NOTICE 4. hereby given that on October ist.
A d. 1sO5 the undersigncd will redeem GER
sincates reprcsenting second Morfgnsc
Bonds OF the New-york and srw-Ensi"nd
RafIrond Company, deposited for their ac-
couut with the MANHATTAN Trust cow
PANY of .ew-York with the OLD CoLoNf
Trust COMPANY of Doston, ana ent"'"S
thr holders 10 receive par and interesf Tor
the bonds so deposited. on surrender Oh s"ch
ccrtincntes The certificates m"s' ne pre-
sented Mt the Office Of the Trust 'o"p""'
issuing t,,. anne. TO wit. those issued ny the
MANHATTAN TRUST COMPANY ut It's ""c.'
corner of Wall and Nassau Streets New-i i"'.
CITY md those issued by the oLD '","''
TRIsT COMPANY ut Its Office In the Ames
Building, BOstOn.
No interest Will be allowed after oe'""er
I, 1895
signed. o..,x
HENRY W. CANYON,
T. JEFFFRSON COOLIDGE, Jr''
REORGANIZATION Committee
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01

provement coneol IS TO 3s. The business dohe
reached only $l2iSOOo.
The United States Treasury received to-day
sos O2s National bank notes for redemption Gus
toms receipts reported to-day from Washingtoh
were s6l5 lO9 the internal revenue receipts S's3.,
52l. and the miscellaneous receipts Al,lSi lo'ai
Government receipts for the day, slf"s 'o4 en-
pendtures sl5s,I37; excess Of receipts SlZ'V'o-o'
Receipts for the month. s27 j4967I; expenditures
s2i 374 637: excess Of receipts s3l75.0O. Receipts
for the fiscal year 10 late. ss55120I2; eXpendi-
lures So. 5.50 Ss5 excess OF expenditures over re-
ceipts 90. S.Sl3.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement COW
ering actual results Of two days ago, compared
with the last previous statement. was as fohoWs'
Sept. 2s. Sept. ~. Changes
Net gold On hand so4 ss06Is s92 >Il2s Dec s55S ao
xs on .%1 s.@4 on Ma q ass: ~ Dec Dec So
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
cerihcares . siso 1871 ~ 500 755 81 els 32
Deposits bank 1i.7s5.32O iie22.as7 Inc i'7d67
Available cash s2oaW2 7o7 s2o1e7s 5e6 Inc 81 i7757So
Deduct minor la
bnies -. 2o,13i.eos 2O5sos7o Inc i5'.7Ii
Actual cash baisis977i.ls9 sls5os9el7 las ssiso2S
The Sub-Treasury had debit balance at the
Clearing House Of s9Ol9. Its net gain on bal
ance since Friday S. 53l 800 made up by a
gain I'm currency Of 81. los 420 and a gain In coin
OF $1423.0S0. To-day's operations include Re
ceipts. A34o667; payments. R.as7.Gs3. resulting
in general balance Of sl96.353.95l consisting or
s91 60s.91l coin and Si04 744 $50 currency. Re
cepts OF Saturday and to-day were s1.419.+S3 and
payments A.9i79s3
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
The local money markets opened the week un-
changed in general features. There was fair
inquiry for choice commercial paper which con-
tinued in moderate supply. Rates. as furnished
by the busiest houses. were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01

I ..... t.f. uu. fal lf 5000 francs NJ crn-
N... Na .. .. HanE. uu london % irlnrs -
.r..n.. .I ft hanfe on iondNn. ~ marks
l|I. II.NN|
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London sept 10 I D. -C1ns1s iui DO iar mono
and lo7s. sor the account Canadian fafiN -'s fH',
H. DO second censois ~ Illinois Central l' MeN1h
ordinary % ~ Paul common. -. New tofk central
1853. PENNSYLVANIA 81. Reading l"s. H.A,ah
Pc bonds. y, L)urfllr 'hh .''SF"'-' "'s'
AtchisOn common. @ii- .,- ,,.,
$50 70 m The amount II bullion gone iato the banK
or England on balance to-day is t,in~ Money, '4n'2
per cent. - -, s.,,o. a, ioo
D. Paris aivices quote j per cent Ieh'es al wv
francs - centimos for the account
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01

The foreign exchange market was duil ana
steady There were no gold bills In the market
and the supply Of commercial bills was large
Rates at which business in the foreign exchanges
was actually done We're follows
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
pubIie Notices

FINANCE DEPARTMENT. BUREAU FOR TIE ,s Soic
LECTION or TAXES, No " chamhss.Ko am,sK S''s'' ''''"
art Building New-York, October L ts.''
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS -,
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN tnat tnc ~ ~
~ ea,nent Rolls of Real Estate Personal Properly ane
Rank stocn n tae CITY and County of New tor Vie
year 1895 and the warrants for The s"ieeoh OK M:
axes on sad rolls row due and paysn'e ~
this Office. - -. ,.. a.. ..v =, xov.us.,
r.x, rhe pcrson 80 paying shall be entitled 10 e tenen,s
nenf,onsd In secton s43 of tho Newfoh CRY Coaso-
caon Aes Of iss: viz reueen OF inss,es. A ,hs ms:
ana he lat day Of December next.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01

BoNDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY
c,tss q, Government bonds We're MINED 10
go 900 coupon * Of 1925 at l22's. finai quota
IONS follow.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01

In State issues there were sales OF %yo0 IA IA
oama rs Ia v,nne tr,ces were inclined % droop,
shsys was no movement worthy OF no.e asiae
,Se deelne Of Per cent in the oregon I'M
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
STOCK MARKET DULL.
PRICES FALL FRACIIONALLf.
.oxnrT1oN OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE
BONDS AND MONEY.

- TUE STOCK EXCHANGE SEPTEMBER 30.
SAl,t.S - "a. r,,,.1,. AZ, pANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01

Loans Time Money (,ommercial Paper
on call 80 d amo' 4mO' ems' ! mos 'mo' e"o'
lLa2 .. isbas I4a4h ~ 4i.a5 >
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01

SOUTHERN RAILWAY
s,,r,u. sioisj4 sf3L0i0 sl312n
Deficit
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01

TWE PROCTEK GAMBLL 'O.ITANI. -
cincinnati Ohio. sept. Il. 1895.
yI,IE DIRECTORS Of this Company have de-
i .laraa tho regular quarterly dividend Of TWO PER
-NT on ths Preferred stock of ihs Company PAYABLE
,l orfer october - The transfer boks will be closed
fr,rn september 10Th 20 October IL inclusive
"' y. GAMBLE. Sec
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-12-13
Free Scholarships.

In addition to Sl5Oo.00 we pro-
pose TO give away each year in
scholarships III Harris Business
CVllege and school of Shorthand.
we are Offering ms a premium a
solid gold watch 10 the person who
sends US the greatest number OF
pupils from Oct. LIST, 1895 to Oct.
3lst. 1896. Cost OF course for
four months, including board,
blank books and scholarship. $50.
Don't think because the rates are
low it is cheap work. 1t is thor.
ough. This is on . parity with
these hard times. Catalogue sent
on application.
n. J. HARRIS, Pres.
Terry, Miss.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-12-13
Faithful to the Last.

A touching little story of dogs
devotion comes from Cincinnati.
A poor old woman lived in a little
house, with no other companion
ship than a white bulldog. A few
days ago her ncighbors noticed
that she had not appeared, and,
fearing she was i'll, they looked in
at the window and saw her dead
body lying on the bed. The faith
full dog lay across the door and re-
fused to let any one in the house.
For a long time no entrance could
be effected, as they hesltated to
shoot the dog: but at last one Of
the best-acquainted neighbors got
piece of meat and enticed the al
most starved beast into an out
kitchen, where he was shut up.
The dog seemed to realize that he
had been tricked, and, leaving tn:
meat, whinsd most piteously at the
door until the corpse OF his mis-
tress had been taken away.