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New-York tribune., 1899-08-17
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug Is (SpeciaD.-Wheat to-day feco''
cred half the decline Of Tuesday, to-nights pi'e'
being I5c TO &c yesterdays LNerpool "ao
as Unexpectedly steady as II was uheApe0
weak Yesterday. With all the local talent oeai's"
and short It took only this Liverpool surprise ~
start general covering and a rally sep'sn'
opened at 7Oiac sold between 7oi4q'0Sc ana nc "
76c and closed at 70s. .d707sc. December closed nc
over September AT 7Si.d12sc: May closed al W.
Liverpool showed no decline whatever whle rd''o
was up trife. Cash people declateo uIe'v u
some improvement in the spot SITUATION NV "
crease in the actual business but certainly "'o,o
bids and closer 70 the market. There was 90
OF so coo bushels from here. The seaooard reP0''I
twenty-one loads for export Primary receipts "e'e
under last wears for the third day IN succession
40 90 bushels compared with isS"0 oushelS' 10
Northwestern car lots just the same d. a'
year-ls4 Receipts here were less-e'snS o' :,
against ninety-seven There were niF-sN Na'S -,
new wheat including fve Of spring Mu'eap
reported twenty-one cars Of new sptlhs' i"o -,
ances were 10000 bushels The NoTth"sS|
perfect weather. report from Kansas C'Os nc
the State Grain Association Of Kansas maze .n7
crop only % 600 Oo0 bushels made no impression u
cause the Government makes the Kansas c1op o.
900 OGO bushels and the State offciaIs SSV"'' ,.u
els II continues a local professional mar nc" 49,.
the talent bearsh and timd on the euro N"'
was weak-September. 1O7sc
The entire corn range WAS NltHli ~
nrices the same as Tuesdays 10 sc over. Sep'e"-
ber 3osc: December, 2si.c May 2"ac' Ahe'e =, " ,nn
a slow shipping demand, sales being only "V
bushels Country offerings were free iNe,poo.
was Id TO I'D lower: seaboard clearances SI"'
bushels Local receipts were moderate--z'o ca's'
with $50 for tomorrow Lake rates were Wy
2i.c Patten continues the principal bear lh'e'e'"
selling September
Oats were helped by first rate cash n'"a'''
sales from here being over 100000 bushels ann '''
export business at the seaboard 800" ousne,s,
The entire range OF futures however. was hares
i.c the close only &c to i.c over TUESDAY eep
tember l9a,als7sc December, l9ss9l9N.c; May Law
2issc.
Flaxseed lost 2lsc 10 3i:c in two days haVlns 'o'
all the extraordinary advance made SATURDAY au'
Monday September closed at 81 or OCTOBER 80
December 81 OOiac Minneapolis had cars p"-
luth s Chicago l3. The Minnesota weekly crop
bulletin reported cutting under way ana the o'op
large. -,
Provisions were quiet and easy on carry sep
tember llquidation steader hnally on cash de'na"a
and strong Liverpool prices. Lard and rios 0'o'
2isc to Sc over Tuesday: pork unchanged 70 %
lower Short ribs and the live hogs are sehi,s
practically at the same price Fresh lolns are sen
ing over o.. with ribs only &c. The shipping &C.
mand has improved
on the curb puts on September wheat closed s'
7ois@7oiac calls Tl4c. Puts on September eofn'
So,ac. calls, Sc,ae
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latent resources along the line. MI ""o" "
quarters will be IN Baltimore
MONEY MARKET FACTORS.

An indication Of the increasing bank hool"ss -,
reflected in the inquiry by the local oahks OF .ne"
OWN account for prime commercial paper 70,
49,, .,,no tho citv institutions have not been IN tne
commercial paper market. the greater part OF 'ne
napor business being handed by interior oanNs
,yhicb were anxious to discount choice paper a'
~ rho ,o,dercv Of the money market yes
terdov was in favor Of lower rates aithougn 'ner'
was no decided reaction in quotations.. III '''''
money 4 per cent quoted as minimum ~
a little business was doing at ~ per cent lot io"'
IN aIx months accommodation. Borrowers con-
tjnued 10 be somewhat independent. however ',
deavoring to secure six months loans at per cent
Little gold has been received this week az tne ouo
Treasury or Assay Office from out OF town pnt the
banks are gaining currency on the interior move
ment and forecasts that are now made OF IT,, ,n,s 'n
weeks bank statement indicate another gam u.
cash and surplus holdings The banks nave . su,.
an antinuated method Of compiling thir statement
tha forecasts seldom. If ever. are borne OUT py A.
t,al results as reflected in the difference ~ ,as.
week's many forecasts and the offciaI heures
from the Clearing House. Sterling excnahse vas
frmer owing more active demand ana :"
lighter supply of bills.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-17
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT.

People who are well informed regarding brooKHh
Ranid Transit affairs are not disturbed over he re-
cent success OF the bear element In depressing the
market value Of the stock Mr. Keene Is credited'
az usual with the leadership in the campaign
against Brooklyn Rapid Transit stock ana ,he
theory that the insiders willing 10 let me price
slide off I'm order to get rid OF troublesome snort
interest is still In evidence in market discussion III
the Street Irrespective Of the merits OF TINS stock
II is well TO bear in mind that the shorts In nave
been whipped In almost every attempt that mas
been made break it's price. The reactions loi-
lowing the declines in Brooklyn Rapid Transit nave
been as a rule, sharp. decisive and rulnous 10 III"
hears The course OF the stock yesterday was not
IN favor Of the bear element. AS the stock Is heln
in large amounts by some OF the leading hnanciaI
interests in the Street and these interests and
10 their holdings on every setback. 1t would seem
an unwise proceeding 10 sell Brooklyn hap"
Transit short II is stock however, IN "hich
operations for the long account should be packcn
bv substantial margins. Probably more pear ldlI y
tales have been sent out 10 THIS STOCK lidl -
to any other security the list, the latest case ~
point being reported disagreement IN the Bodru
Of Directors and dissatisfaction with the manage
ment under the present president OF the COMPANY
While the report being circulated that MT,
Rossiter would be forced out, the directors were
passing a resolution thanking him for his erectVe
and able work.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-17
COPPER STOCKS.

prominent brokerage firm Is quoted by "Ihe
Wall street Journal" follows regarding the cop
ner stocks: During the next sixty days we look
for general resumption Of activity In copper se-
curties and predict that most of them VIII eN-
nerience a material advance. The upward move
has begun In stocks already. Arcadan being
one instance The copper situation shows decided
strength. especially the commodity, which natural
" mparts strength to copper stocks The facts
are that the production OF copper is little more
than IL was few years ago while the demand has
increased remarkably. Few of the copper mines
have shown increased output. and the only lmpor-
tant addition the copper industry OF late has
been the Utah mines. striking fact Is that prices
Of copper show decided irmness Notwithstanding
Tho fact that prices OF all grades range from to
7 cents per pound higher than this time year
ago. Efforts have been made TO substitute other
metals for copper without any degree of success.
Aluminium, which is Of the best substitutes, is
I'm large demand. and cannot be obtained except in
moderate amounts Viewing the situation as a
whole il seems to present very strong features.
In addition 10 the favorable conditions u is a well
known fact that behind the principal copper com
panies some powerful financial interests which
propose in the course Of time 10 put the copper IN
dustry on a very strong basis
New-York tribune., 1899-08-17

cos,or. A.. dividend Of per cent has oeeh oec'"'e"
-. Chosapeake and Ohio stock.
y" IcATION TO LIsT.-Application was mane
...xdov IN the Stock Exchange for the ilsths VI
:. oo oo NJ the capital stock OF the Indiana ino'S
- rowa Railroad Company. The Stock Exchane.
49, admitted TO Its list s2iOoc,cO common anu
q, ooo nm preferred stock OF the oregon haiiio"
na Navigation Company. taking the piace %
-, ,rust certificates that the voting rust
Is dissolved ,,,,,,,,,,c, A, thu
o,,rg Of stockholders OF the New-1or NJ.
-. comnanv held yesterday morning IN Jels'y
C,.,. Tho resolution recommended by the boar' VI
,>,.,ora 70 the Stockholders increasing the caP,-
t.I s,ock from 100000 to so.oooooo. was u'ldni-
,o,,.,v adopted only 81 10000 OF this stock Is TO
~ ,..rod AZ this time the balance to remain ]"
the treasury o~,,s -rho recent
,,,v,+v in 500 stocks Is due parity 10 ''e P'.
,,.,olIv large Increase In earnings ana dso ~
49, ,oct that application has been mace 10 '''e
Iordon Stock Exchange to have the STOCKS "''''
.hor. which will he acted upon soon ,
dividends DECLARED.-The Iowa 49,
po1vay Company has declared diVluehu VI ~
ner cent on It's preferred shares payao'e o" '.p
..u,her I The transfer books will close on hu-
Gust 81 The Homestake Mining COMPANY mas w
oIarad us regular monthly dividend OF - cents !"
aharo and. besides an extra dividend OF the same
amount a share both payable on the 18th ins''' ''
,he Office Of tho transfer agents. This means
.o.aI ~ q 7o3 $50 paid I'm dividends to date.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-17
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKETING outside
securities market opened steady. closing firm
Standard OIL closed at +5q47O against 47Oa473 on
Tuesday. Last prices on other prominent issues
were: Amsterdam Gas, 3iizaS215; preferred. s7p
5SI4; Air Power 6Oa57; Bay State Gas. 2a2s; Anal
gamated Copper S14a97 Republic Steel. 24Q23ie
preferred 73&nH. Havana Commercial. 30l.a3l {:
preferred. 69a7O Electric Vehicle. lood102 Union
Steel and Chain. 29l29la preferred. 6sd69s Rubber
Goods common. 3ll4Q22; preferred. s9q9o.
LONDON TRADING.-London sold about E.0o0
shares on balance in the local market. The sales
were the largest In Southern and Central Pacific
and Louisville and Nashville Arbitrage houses
bought and sold Southern Railway preferred. Atch-
son preferred and Northern Pacific.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO DTvIDEND.-As
foreshadowed In this column on several recent oc-
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BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

W.. or.sence IN the market Of strong specu-
-. ,,,.res,s was again leading feature IN
-,..o-dav.s securities trading. The movement OIL
,os vas attended with much rreguiarlty'
t.,on+ Auctus+ions and an increase in the VOL
80. NJ business; but the general tendency OF
-. noe in the direction Of higher level
eha-n declines were made in a NUMBER OF Is
sr.s and near the close aggressive pear a''aoh'
mere again general throughout the list. In 'he
greater number Of issues. however small net ao-
yanoes we're recorded. Pool work rs one Oh 'he
features Of the current market In many oi 'ilo
leading speculative issues the erect OF carelu'
hull pools is visible. while In other issues 'tne
carefully laid plans Of bear ciques are easilS
recognized Two powerful parties are IN 'he
market. The stronger Of the two is in favor OF
higher prices because It has stocks 10 distribute
Ind because II believes that conditions are 1aNor
able 10 a higher range Of values
The bears strongest card has. for the une al
l.sst been eliminated as a market influence
Bear traders placed their hope in the money
market as likely to produce disturbing 1actor
in stock speculation, but. as is well Known
money rates have not been stringent, nor mas
,oorav heen scarce. while bank holdings are now
beginning TO move in favor Of the borrower.
Having lost the money market as an enectNe
reapon. the bear clique is making violent EFFORTS
To induce liquidation. on the theory that prices
are TOO high, and that the future is hlled with
s,oneh uncertainty to warrant the disposal Of
we,I held stocks and bonds Under the leader
ship Of a we'll known and aggressive operator,
the bear party is wagng a speculative contest
against the strongest combination OF capital In
the Street Perhaps the advocates OF lower
nrices hope to frighten public traders into iqui-
dation but they must possess peculiar ideas
about the power Of Wall Street capital If they
hope to force the Flowers. the Vanderbilts, Mr..
Morgan, the Standard Oil people and other lead
ing interests into their net of wind and bluster.
When the principal owners Of stocks begin to
distribute their holdings, prices will subsequent
Iy decline because the big men will be out and
may assert that it has won a great victory, but
perhaps at that time II VIII be victory follow
Ing enormous losses. Certain market traders
have maintained throughout the summer that
prices would not go higher In August and Sep
tenber, and now that the more important bank
ing interests have shown so strong disposition
to advance values. the traders of pessimistic
proclivities putting forth the efforts of their
lives to prevent an upward movement, and in
cidentally 10 save themselves from the losses
that their own want of foresight has made prob
able The stock market. from a speculative
point Of view. presents an interesting situation
Two parties striving for victory, with every
thing favoring the bulls.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
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Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-Ori Orleans - Com
mercial 75c discount; bank, 5Oc premium San Fran
csco-Sight, 10c; telegraph. PFC. Cincinnati-Over
the counter SOC premium; between banks, oc dis
count. Savannah-Buyng, l-l6c discount; selling
75c per S. 900 premium. Charest ton-Buying, par
selling &c premium. Boston-Par and &C dis
count. Chicago Dc discount
BANK CLEARINGS-NewYork Exchanges
SS1.s7ll5; balances. $co9.S8 Boston-Exchanges.
$50 $50. 40: balances $1.S94.55Z Philadelphia
changes 1892 O9l; balances 9. BASS. Baltimore
Exchanges, s. s44.4sS; balances. SO7.53 Chicago
Exchanges. 81. .70S S34; balances 81, 1914
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money In
London. 3u3Iz per cent. Open market discount rate
81 per cent for short and 3& for long bills Berlin
discount rate. ~ cent. Berlin exchange on
London 20 marks % pfenngs. Paris exchange on
London. 70 francs 2H centimes. Paris discount
rate. 2% per cent.
FOREIGN SECURITIES. - British consols.
105% for money and I0s for the account French
rentes, 90 francs 50 centinnes. Spanish Is in Lon
don. 5Sss
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. sO1.c; Mexi-
can silver dollars. tsc. Bar silver IN London. a.d.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC.

The current advancing tendency Of Southern Pa
cihc stock is due in great part to the activity Of
hull pool that recently formed 10 put the Sc
curity higher. Outside OF pool buying there has
been an excellent demand for the stock from well
Informed commission house circles, and it is gem
orally believed that the quotation will be carried
10 the level reached by Central Pacific. The chief
selling in the last few days has come from old In
terests in the Central Pacific company and arbi-
TRACE houses The principle buyers yesterday were
A a. Housman Ulman Brothers Louis Levy &
Co Dominick Dominick and Norton Tunstall.
4 large block Of the stock for sale at 36is was
oasilv absorbed
New-York tribune., 1899-08-17
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Aug 6-American securities, after a
dull opening were frmer, but inactive owing 10 the
settlement now going The market closed
steady. Last prices Were: Atchison 23s; Canadian
Pacific. @l9 ST Paul 1351s; Illinois Central 1l7l1;
Louisville and Nashville, 7sle: Union Pacific pre-
ferred. 79h: NewYork Central. 142; Erie 1873.
Pennsylvania. 6924; Reading, In; Erie first pre-
ferred. 39As and Northern Pacific preferred 7s
New-York tribune., 1899-08-17

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market firm. Total sales
amounted in par value TO $4,000 against s. S25 900
on Tuesday. The heaviest dealings were in the
Atchison and Baltimore and Ohio issues Cleve-
land. Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis As Colorado
Fuel and Iron IS. Kansas City. Pittsburg and Gulf
lists. Missouri, Kansas and Texas DDS, Northern
Pacific Ss Reading general 4s. ST. Louis South
western 2ds. Southern Railway 5s and Wisconsin
lists
New-York tribune., 1899-08-17
INDUSTRIAL AGENT FOR r. AND o.

The policy Of the new Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road to foster and encourage local Industries along
the line has taken definite shape by the appoint
ment OF W. W. Wood OF Baltimore Industrial
agent II will be his duty to advise manufacturers
and others desiring good locations for their plants
with detailed and accurate information concerning
the advantages OF territory and towns adjacent TO
the Baltimore and ohio Railroad. Now that the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Is rehabilitated and in
a position TO handle traffic the management sees
the great advantage IN developing tho hitherto
New-York tribune., 1899-08-17
ST PAUL AND OTHER EARNINGS.

Gross earnings Of the Chicago. Milwaukee and
CT Paul for the second week in August were s729 =
g7l. an Increase OF tlO5 OS4 over the same week
year ago. The earnings in the second week last
wear were moro than $4,000 larger than in the cor
responding time in 1897. Other earnings received
Yesterday follow.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-17
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on call. 2a4 per cent with
exceptions at 212q3 per cent. The time money mar
ket was quiet al per cent for sixty days. 4q4z
per cent for three months. 4G417 per for four
months AZ per cent for six months on railroad COL
lateral and above mixed collateral CONNER
cal rates were 4a43 per cent for three months.
4Q4lz per cent for four months and 4.G4a per cent
for six months for the best names and above for
paper not so well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Mar firm. Actual
closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1899-08-17


santa Fe Prescott and Ph9nix. 81 "a
Central IL. 30
chicago Terminal Transfer June net. % Is
Flint and Pere Marquette June neD............. 10
Lake Western June 81 92
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OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET.

STREET RAILROADS IN THIS CITY.
dReported by C. l. Hudson & CO. Nos. 81 80 "all-sto
BONDS
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tDollars per share. TEX dividend.
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
CReported by CLIFTON Gilbert. No. Wall-st)
New-York tribune., 1899-08-17
STOCKS DULL AND FIRM.
Low PRICED ISSUES ACTIVE

BOND MARKET STEADY-MONEf hAi 60
SOMEWHAT EASIER.
Closing prices yesterday of the princ'pa, o.
tive securities and net changes from TUESDAY
La
New-York tribune., 1899-08-17

The general balance sheet as OF June 80, sss'
shows: Assets-Cost Of road and equipment A"'
O42 aS stocks and bonds. Ss76soS2; other permanent
investments 81 N425slS; open accounts 2,lSoei; casn
on hand 1924 O4s; total $3O749Oi2 Labilities-Capi-
tai stock common. 100000; funded deo''
s. 900 ooO loans and bills. payable. $S8S0l22 interest
duo and accrued s125 900; mortgages &l.co 0Foo'
and loss (surplus) Ni7sls total, *so7is,o42
New-York tribune., 1899-08-17
STREET RAILROADS IN OTHER CITIES.
BONDS
GAS SECURITIES.

eported by C. l. Hudson & Co. Nos. "a SO Wall-s)
BONDS.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-17
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BoNDS-Market strong. Fins
mutations follow:
New-York tribune., 1899-08-17
CENTRAL NEW-ENGLAND.

The general balance sheet shows: Assets-cost
OF road and equipment. s3 2s 52s stocks and bonds.
s0o,OS3; supplies on hand. S9,2li: due By agents,
s2S go; due by Others $3.50; betterments. H. c.
W. Railroad, s356,457; cash on hand. Ss.a52:
earned taxes and insurance. 5000; total. N4ss5i4
Labilities-Capital stock. common, $500 capl-
tai stock preferred. $4,000 funded debt $4,000;
interest due and accrued sl35il; due for wages
800 6s2; open accounts, 1855; due for supplies.
81, ,9lS; real estate mortgages Sl0o; rentals &C.
crued sl92S2 profit and loss Csurpus) so s7s: total.
sl4 Col 5i4 The 1898 figures Of operations under
receiver OF Philadelphia, Reading and New-England
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-29
Judscnu

MeSsrs. w. n. Grow and A. ID. Ford
delivered their lot of lambs to Mont
gomery & Sweeney at five cents per
pound.
Jack Naylor sold one yoke of oxen
to Mr.. IIcndrcn. of Madison, for 800.
Mormon Grow, of Mt. Hebron, was
in this locality last week cutting
grass.
Business called Robert Simpson to
Bryantsville Saturday. 3. . Mr.. Paschal
Miller. of OwenSboro. visited relatives
i'm this part of the county, last week.
80. Mrs. Mariah Lane Lota, spent
Wednesday with Woolford Rancy'S
family at Lock No. s. Mrs. Bernicc
BroadduS and children. of McCreary,
are spending the week with her par
antS, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Naylor.
Mrs. Stella Ford visited her parents.
DIR. and Mrs. Evans, of Lancaster, Fri
lay and Saturday. Mrs. Eliza Mob
llolli NCChO Nlolt
to her daughter, Mrs. SpoonamOre, of
Hubble. Nick Lane, wife and little
Annie, have been visiting relatives at
Nina. :. Mr.. Scott, our smith, is suf-
fering from wound on his arm, cauS-
ed by horse biting him. . Jack Tur-
ner and wife spent Friday with Jim
Clark and wife, of Sycamore Valley
Miss Emma Naylor, Messrs. Will
lie and Edward Grow, attended
preaching at Mt. Hebron, Sunday.
We are panied to say that We have
lost our assistant post master, but,
like faithful Paul, of old, he had a
Macedonian call and has taken his
reaper and gone to other fields of Id
Dor.
Hardly day passes, in families
where there are children. i'm which
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT is
not needed. 1t quickly cures Cuts
Wounds, Bruises, Burns and Seals
Price p and SCOTS. c. c. & j. f
StormeS
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-29
McCrearY.

Mr.. Sam Myers, wife and children,
Of Illinois. and Dyson Myers and Sis
ter, of Jessamine, visited their sister,
Mrs. VIM. Simpson, last week Mrs.
MOllie Morris, and little son, Ben, of
Trimble county, and Mrs. Besner Nc
Cormack, of Richmond, visited their
uncle, Merrell Hardin the latter part
of last week. . Miss Eta Cotton and
Mr.. III. Roper, Miss Tudor Hendren
and Mr.. Paris, of Kirksville, visited
Miss Stella Broaddus, Sunday. Miss
Pearl Ross, of your city, visited Mrs.
Alex Walker last week. Sam Mof.
felt and wife, of Mt. Hebron, was
with their sister, Mrs. L. Forbes, Sat-
urday and Sunday. Misses Myrtle
and Leila Hendren, of Madison, were
the guests of the Misses Hardwick
from Saturday until Monday. Mrs.
Mary Thompson, of your city was the
guest of Miss Gulley, last week. . d.. g..
Alex Durham and sister, Miss Carrie,
visited the Misses Hardin and attend
ed preaching at New Antioch, Sunday.
Miss Ira Hendren and Marion Coy, of
kirksville, was with Mrs. A. Walker,
Sunday. Miss Nellie Bourne and
brother, Ernest, was with their Sis
ter, Mrs. w. X. Warren, Saturday
night and Sunday. :. Quite number
of the young folk of your town and
kirksyille, attended the Children's
Day exercises at this place.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-29
Buckeye.

John w. Ramsey and little neice,
Miss Myrtle Ray, of ROckcastle, are
visiting relatives here. Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Wearen and little
daughter, Josephine, of Stanford, and
Master Harry Waller, of Louisville,
visited j. w. Brown and wife, few
days ago. Dan Ray and Miss Lulu
Simpson attended church at Hebron,
Sunday. :. . Louis Ray and sister, Miss
COrdelia, visited their uncle, Taylor
Ray and family, at Parksville, Satur-
day and Sunday. :. Miss Nora Saun-
derS was guest of Misses Maggie and
Susie Sandidge, last week -. Mes
DANES HerOd Ray and VIM. Davis,
have returned from visit to rela-
tives in Mercer. :. . Miss Hattie Jones
is spending this week with friends in
Madison. Mrs. James Hardwick has
been on the sick list. Mrs. jeff IIib-
bard was with her mother in Rich
mOnd, last elk. Miss Eta Cotton,
of Madison, has been qiSiting Miss
Alice Saddler, and while there the
bees Swarmed, and she, good natured
like, undertook to settle them, and
they, either not likeing the sere-
made she was giving them, or were
attracted by her pretty face, flew out
after her. She running, fighting, but
not until the bees had Stung the little
beauty enough to make her sick fol
several days.
BACKACHE should never be neg
!ected. 1t means kidney diSOrde
which, if allowed to run too long will
result in Bright's disease, diabetes o
other serious and often fatal com
plants. FOLEY'S KIDNEY Curl
is guaranteed for kidney disorder.
I'm c. c. & J. e. StormeS.