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The Greenville times., 1902-04-05

The Times apologies TO the
readers Of the Democrat in de-
priving them OF reading space
Iasi Monday.
The Greenville times., 1902-04-05

TO have had any show in Jack
son we would have had 10 bought
Rlngling Brothers or some other.
The Greenville times., 1902-04-05

Chief Engineer West of the
Levee Board, accompanied the
River Commission down the river.
The Greenville times., 1902-04-05

Can we expect of you a new
subscriber! If we can, accept our
thanks IN advance.
The Greenville times., 1902-04-05

The echo from the Connolly lee
ture has rot died yet.
The Greenville times., 1902-04-05
Memphis is covered with Moss.

The Times this morning is an
April fool TO IFS readers.
The Greenville times., 1902-04-05

=
Democrat, New Orleans, La. Sub.
scribe nOw. and get your friends 70 .
subscribe also. I:
- --.-.-..-.- -s-...is s..- 80. ..ss.
The above announcement which
appeared in the Times Democrat
and other papers has awakened
many a Mississippian TO his full
sense of duty towards the brave
men who gave four years of their
life in defense of their homes, and
caused them to contribute LIBERAL
ly to tile fund now being raised for
the purchase of Beauvoir, the old
home Of Jefferson Davis. To US
the purchasing of this home
should be by the sons and
daughters of the old soldier and
not the old soldier himself. Let
it be bought and presented to the
veterans of the state as a home
where if they please they can
spend their remaining few years
on this earth among the old COM
rades in arms in pleasure and rest.
The Times urged that the Legis-
lature while in session purchase
the home from Mrs. Davis, and
their failure to do it we feel was a
blot upon the state, for the very
thought that Mississippi has for
ty eight ex-Confederate soldiers
langnisbing today in poor houses
OF the state when its peosijIe lear are en-
enlosg,iing such prosperity should
cause US all to hang our heads in
shame.
The raising Of this sum, S1O,-
900, should not exceed months
time if every man will do his du-
ty.
The noble work of Brigadier
Gen. L. NJ. Henry in the cause is
commended both by the press and
people.
The work OF every camp of
Sons of Confederate Veterans to
raise the money makes us conf
lent that it will be accomplished.
We are glad that the press and
people of Louisiana aud Tennes-
zee are working shoulder to shout
Ter, as did the veterans of both
states in line of battle in the
sos, for victorious result. God
yrant that the fight will be suc-.
,essful and the home bought that
will be haven of rest to the tired
oIdier and stand as a magnificent
monument to ''hnman valor" and
sIoye" for ''brave men, and "a
ost cause. z
Those who desire to subscribe
o this fund will send their sub
10 Sons of
Confederate veterans, Greenvllle,
Miss
The Greenville times., 1902-04-05

Five eanis per line for all obituasy or sSeieiy
resolutions
One-fourth cent per word each Insertion for
noticing entertainments, donations, suppeTS.
aocials-Anylhing from which m yDsy II reAilz-
ID. be the proceeds for private, church, public
or other benefit
All charitable notices free.
As usual. notice will he eheerfnlly given
when printing for the same Is done at TINS once.
The Greenville times., 1902-04-05
In one place the Democrat J


In one place the Democrat says:
There IS absolhtelyno danger
at present or in the near future
from the raving banks 1T jenkins
in Choctaw Bend
Still Just above this 10 the same
article it says
Chief Engineer West has aes
tcepted the Invitation add will be
with the Commission Oh its trip
and will urge on The Commission
the vital Importance of the reyefs
ment work at Jenkins Bend being
done this season, fot ifaleIayed 4
scar or two the Levee Board will
lie confronted with real dangef
and with the necessity of buildiila
the new lieYee on the line east 81
Lake Bolivar as surveyed by the
Governmentengineers.
Engineer Westsubstantiates tie
Times article that the Delta is en-
dangered, and urges that sthe
work be done this season and saw
If work IS delayed q year or tuo
hesNpenaitnraDf SSeQ, 900 or
new leyed .slll sesE scessanv > IL
abals fklna abui uAagg made
good.April fool had the articles
peared a day later.
The Greenville times., 1902-04-05
70 Al MISGPlIAS.


Forty-eighf ex-C0nfederate sol
diers in the state of Mississippi are
IanguishIng In pooFhonses. They
fhould have home la which they
may live out their lives 10 honor
and In comfort. The Sons OF Vet
erAns Of Mississippi are st work
raising q fund Of $4,000 20 pur-
chase such q home. They desire
70 buy "Beauvolr, z the former res
nence Of the late jefferson Davis,
the President o. the Confederacy.1 d
The requisite am0nnt should be
raised at once. Send Ia your sub
seTiptions 70 tile Jefferson Davis
Soldiers Home, care The Times
Democrat, New Orleans, La. SUB
scribe noE. and get your friends 70
subscribe also.
The Greenville times., 1902-04-05

II you want ] paper You ela b.
fer to with pride give the Times
an ad. under its new rate.
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MONEY AND ENCH tNGE.

Money on call. Sac per cent, last loan, !
per cent. ruling rate. per cont Time
money IL quoted Al per cent for sixty days,
q per cent for three months and lrr rent
for four and six months. Commercial VA I"r
is quoted Al eN6', per cent for prime single
names other names. e'sd1 per cent
sterling exchange was firm during the
but in late dealings prices shaded on slic, Ny.
Continental eNCtaugs was steady. Posted
rates were quoted at :<st FOR long and - 81
for ort Nctual rates. Long hills. tts3 ,
as, So, sight drafts, $3.50 asa s8',, and
cable transfers - ss' ,1s,s6'-. Francs were
quoted AZ 5?ld;la'. for long and 5l1',a
is'. for : ort: rec sharks We're Qloted
at ~ 9-isuo',. FOR long aud a5 l-iSHo5'. for
: ort. Guild ~ were Quoted AZ 70 -.u3a Isle
for long and ~ i-lsp.0'. for ort
Domestic exchange on New York. Bost on
-'5G IL ?-3c discount Charleston Buying.
l-1eo. discount. selling. i-isc premium.
savannah Buying. 7ic discount. selling.
'5c premium san, Francisco Sight. ?',c.
premium. telegraph. Sc premium St.
MUM. Cincinnati - Bet ween banks, l'c
discount. over counter. 5ty premium New
Orleans Commercial. o. % discount; bank.
par.
Money in London. q: N? per cent Rate of
discount IN open market for snort and tire"
months bills, 3i,H3's per cent Paris adj
vices quote &? per cents. 30 francs a.', CEN
times Exchange on London. % francs i:' 4.
Centlmes
Commercial price OF bar silver in New
York, SEC. Bar silver IN London closed at
% 5-lsd MeNiCau silver dollars we're quoted
at iDC.
Now York Clearing House statement
Exchanges, s3ss s1i32i balance, slt. s6t .3pi
Suh-TreaSury debit balance, s..,i3,36s.
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OFFICIAL LEGAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION Is CALLED 70 THE ADVERTISE
MENT IN THE CITY RECORD Of Octoh 18th to
3lst 1900. OF the confirmation by the supreme court
and the entering In tn" Bureau for the collection
utrtI anI ,HIrN,ts % 1855 nent i1i
following named sweet In the BOROUGH or THE
BRONX.
PATH WARD. SECTIONS 10 AND II. EAST i7iTH
STREET OPENING. from jerome avenue 10 Park
avenue vanderbilt avenue West; confined JVy
% 1902, entered October Il 1902
EDWARD VI CIRCUIT
Comptroller.
City OF New York. October IL 1902
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EINANC1'L.
A LETTER
FROM PROF. DWIGHT.
Nssssr College,
popshkeepsie y !

Polshkeepsie y
october .th. 100.
Messrs. nsushcrty & Alb-rs
New YORK. y y.
Dear S,rs
Ihavc ius' made a,i'it Of inspection OF Minel,
Motto. have examined all It's shafts and levels.
It's diamond dring> and their revelations. the tNI
denceS Of large ond persistent depos is OF good ore
rs past present and prospective milling and smell
nc plants. ard various other points when have an
intimate bearing on the successful working OF a
mine.
I should also state tina, hove for many yesr.
been well acquainted, partly by previous personal
examination, With the extent and character OF the
lead ore deposits Of the he IN which Mine IL Motto
Is situated, and With tho most remarkable success
with which they have been worked al soma points
Us the result OF my Investigations. am glad 70 he
able Ia testify that nnd the claims made By you ir
your circular Of the, present and prospective vA.e
Of the milne To be wei wud'n the ruth.
The lead ore deposits src cnorrou, In extent
The ore Is well and rlchly disseminated III Two or
feet in diameter, 30 that It can he worked ct tho
shafts In from one To three levels In some cases
more economically hy surface openings
These orc hearing belts extend over a, less
l?,"o acres o. n, nearly 5000 acres comprised In
aud has been a large and famous producer. YET not
more than sixty acres OF the surface have been
worked out aud onlS one third as many Of the de>p
Nickel and cobalt arc obtained also as a secondar,
Bureau OF Mines aud Mining Of the State Of Mlssour
claims tina more nickel and cobalt are produced
from Mine Ia Motto than from all other Sertions Of
the tuited states combined
Though this mine Il always cited In the state Min.
Ing reports. and IN IN Sc Of the nited States Geo
logical survey a. one % the great LEAD mines Of this
country, set from inSu 'lcicn' working and lack n
modern methods Ihe output has been fsr bel W H.
POSSIBILITIES and FAR bel ~ inst Ut similar mininr
done on similar deposits IN It's vicinity II Is sls
highly probable that n con siderable tercsutsge Of
the nckel IN the orc failed of cIttactkla.
There Is no question A. 10 the Immense value o,
the mine, the cN'sat OF the dep 81 being clcariy
shown both in the shafts and levels and ny the dis
closure, Of the more than 2O1i borlngS Of the Ola
mond drl,l.
There Is also no question thai the great and Saya
cinuN development pJth e. be- orc workings Al.,
Of ths milling ana smelling plants now "a prnrrrSS
VIII very greatly increase tn. og'vui spd can
heavy dividends,
have no hesitation In rnaking A. larrc an iryes,
ment az can nySti IN this mlnC believing t. 20 hc
one OF TIE most safe u'nc Investments Of witch |
have ever had kn1wledgc. and me which is pT,ct.
cauy certain 70 pay bcaiN dividends
Yer! tcspcC, fuliv Nours
tSigncdl WILLIAM ". DWIGHT
protC sol u Ily a,,I
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FIN 4N(JiL NOTES.

The II u Cl1fin Company has declared
2 Quarterly dividend OF l., per cent on IFS
FIRST preferred stock and T., p"r cent on lis
second preferred stock, payable Nov /
The United Copper Company has declared
a dlvidene OF per cont Oh its preferred stock
payable Nov 10
The regular quarterly dividend Of a., per
cent on the stock Of the Nest Chicago Street
R7tlWay Company guaranteed by the ,hica 60
mon Traction Company will hc paid Nov Il
The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad CONF
ON its preferred stock, p1yablo Nov
The National Inamc!uc and Stutnping
company have declared the regular annual
dividend OF per cent on the preferred stock
payable in Quarterly iItstallmcnts of l.. per
cent. each On lan. J. April I, July l. oct /,
lgo3 and an annual dividend Of pcr cent
on the common stock. payable quarterly,
! per cent each on Jan L. April /! July i
Oct. |, 1905 80 -
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was SOFAS. loc closing sO7as.osc January, s:iet
S I ron c0.sq s,r. I ss4s mere r:@s':%
sscs ?od1n bnl.s. Prices a. follows
October "sa;". t I. q, s aasr 6.
December ............. SIS S4s s+6ns.
Jisnusry .,...,,.,.... "a. - ssSss5c
May ...................... SIS so ssGHsS
Couon declined. mainly owing 10 good weather
spo, markets weakened li,te and New Orleans
on The go Goycrnocni rePor' ieh, receipts. Wal
street Support and buy ms by reg traders. Bu,
caused moderate decline. The Government -
port said Texas Tcmperapre "a yorable llttle rain
except 10 parts OF coast district and eastern portion
OF state week propi,ionS for rapid progress toward
completion OF picsnS and for opening TOP crop
Two or three weeSs NOR Of warm DRY uesihe-
Of the northern ror'lon o, to S,aic bu, whole
,Ge top crop VII he very llsht; North CAROLINA
pe,ature above norma c,c.pt 18th fIost SUNDAY
sS ass a as FsRs t %4s
comnic'on WITH Yields IN sorle places better than
0sh Ta,2n ;s,b pnr sarsng
OF state damaged nothing picking nearly finished
ss1ceP, n1c.naln TOP c7oP which n.ed, %a IN,
We, w,sS medcra,s 10 h'nyy irost In no-,h m,.
ddn1 mir1io srT,ori WednrI.,y arr thur.
lew >cnttered ds,-"'s No II" prove n,ent IN Weld
M sb1 Is TSsh 1 ps,n n9Tn9 dA PsEs
Generally dry and favorable oScept rather cool
SAIL ~ "0cs ,"1' t st damage d nTrsIn Tounc
nelds no ir1proycnCrl IN Yield. which CONTINUES
to a,ra 'n nrfca,o @ sHi Hn
thNurN SN-'evhs, re's-ded ny r'ode -a's showers
nc D wsss s sians ssq.ra %sds good
mplcted son' sections well advanced GENERALLY
Favorable week Tor nIct ms bulk PICKED general,
and nearly competed some localities. while N
average some places. bit generally much below
ave-age and in many lccslies not more than half
T avorsss rSahs rTsVa.d and SGP picking p."
sre,scd rapdly, bulk open. Arkansas. Gencrally
acncd; three tcur,hs bicked IN gcrtheTn pci
a. fast a. picked, 1.lahcm, and indian Ter
,r.p" al. ~,rd o~s',.~ v"p to c'or NO. w."
ENs, Indian c-on looks vel. rrvrti'n crop. u
arnsars is no, likely 10 creed the les, owe. Pc
ceirts l1rre ~ ilersrdra. srvsr even th.n a. the
corr responding rc,iod Of lsn7, Ira or 1901, when
each Troy. Ala The ton cron ~ this section Isl
very sporcd o.. bout ONE h,l, of The scre"rs
hos 20 ton GROW 'vhrtever with s-rn~id tor cror
the weld IN his county vii Re from IL 10 70 per cent
shor' ot l'st wear. Formers have about FINISHED
pcRinv u-lcss the to- IRON orc-s These are Tho
~. FAC corr0r' IN ~, con Ky oreSa Al,
columbus. ca - do rot tuy sgree with the Ch-or.
ri. 80, ''%. IN, PIC me lerr1ry ""r.h o.
a. FOOD as last wear. The section south ON r'ahr
YOU find farmer uho viii wake ss much cotton :.
last season; In somc rle"rs the ls'e formation
% % ,o no rron ".rC @ mus cTcT
Therefore Is 'h-t - Not -~celyc as much cotton
G 1 ss' so or or G M s GS was steady
,cr No S'!c,. 1890" bag ,. Rio and Ssrto,
S,cs'y and Unchanged 10 10 poin,s hirhrr, 81.
$3.50 hsVS Hsvre dcc''rcd ii ard Ffrburv
Rio declrea IS reis receipts. % 600 bags sto.l
7oi 900. exchange. I'D. 'ecline Of SGD S6ntos
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The curb arket to-day displayed a steady
tone ~ the opening, and in some instances
prices advanced q fraction above the previous
close ~ the day advanced the market
showed an easier tone. There was 10 special
feature. and the volume of business showed
decided falling OF The transactions
amounted 10 only 4 little er half Of those Of
Yesterday. In the late afternoon price. be.
came weak in sympathy with the decline I'm
the stock market and losses OF y, TO over
per cent were sustained especially IN some
of the issues which are governed more or
less by 'hs actions nj that market, notably
Mort "eru SECURITIES witch under considnrs-
BILE selling pressure declined %, per cent 10
loa'. The Rock Island issues were i.ai,
lower, " hiie some OF the low. priced shares
showed smal! losses. The copper shares we're
generally lower and considerably less active.
Tennessee. on comparatively light dea lin as
declined II. per cent 10 IN. Montreal and
Boston -. British Columbia was frac.
tion on. while " hitc Knob was somewhat
s'ron ger, advancing over | per cent on pur.
chases by insiders. The United States Realty
issues showed some irregularity especially
for Ne common stock, which, after opening
AZ So, advanced /, per cent further 10 33i.
but subsequ' n ~ declined TO 81 aud closed
about unchanged from last mig { preferred
was somewhat steaGier. but \ fraction on
The. market closed generally weak NJ almost
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Nine La Motto and adjoining estates.
consisting o. N,tl4 acres. is owuei by
the Mise La Motto Lead & Smelling Co..
q limited amount OF The stock Of which
We are offering at 81 50 pr share (Psr
Value $l0). until NOV. STH. when the
price Of stock will be advanced to $3.50
PR SHARE.
WRITE FOR FULL PARrICU LARS expert r.
ports and l~t Of references also other letters from
recent visitors 20 Mine Ia Mote. Addrcss inqpir,es
and make checks nav Abe TO the ordcrof
DAUGHERTY&ALBERS, Bankers
30 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.


Toledo o, October 81. 1902.
Special Meeting 81 the Stockholders OF THE
TOLEDO RAILWAYS & LIGHT COMPANY Will
be held az the once ot 'hc Company In the city OF
Toledo. ohio, on november 7th. TO take action on
such business as may como bcfrr" the meeting TIE
hooks OF the Company will close on saturday. DC.
tnber ?5th. a. twelve o'clock noon. aud will reopen
on saturday November sta. at ten o'clock a n
ErN IN y. REED SECRETARY.
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AMAIG1MArED COPPER COMPANY

~ EroadNay, New York, Oct. ls'h, 1902.
At a meeting OF the Directors OF the Amaga.
mated Copper Company, dividend Of ONE.
HALF OF ONE PER CENT. u Of - was de-
clared. payab' November ?1th, 1902 10 stockhod-
orS Of record at O'Clock =. NJ, Thursday. oct
tsd, 1902. TfanSfcr books close AT cloCh =. N,
Thursday. OC,. .5l. 1902, and reopen at 10 O'clock
4. NJ, Nordag. NJy l0ll. 1902.
NJ. q. kOCkFIELLER. Sr,rcfarv & rrrasurcr-
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UNITED STATES ENPRLSs COMPANY.
NcR York, October Il. 1902.
III

\ Semi Annual Dividend of TWO DOLLARS per
share has been declared payable November Is 1902
Transfer books will close october 81. AZ 80" + NJ,
and reopen November -
EDWARD r. PLAT Treasurer
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(ONMERCItE.
Grain Lower on Favorable Weather and
Liquidation Cotton Closes Low yer Good
weather Onscts Buiiish Government
Report and Ligh, Receipts -COnee
CHARACTERIZATION Lower.

TUESDAY, oct II -.GrhIN-Wheat. Spot
was dun and easier Sales. 10000 bush
No ?, red. in elevator. 10. over December
No I Northern Duluth, Sc over December;
No I Northern New York. Sc over North
western receipts were 1929 cars against
10, last week and 7ss last ye1r; Chicago. $50
against co2 last week and lie year ago
Futures closed '-.c lower Sales. 400 900
bush Prices ns follows
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Something to Chew On.

4 paper that's well written il vol read
we'll read paper Is the one in which to adj
YER, ysIttise. IHr srsjh well written and we'll
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Trust COMPANIES.
DIyIDEND> AND INTEREST
NORTHERN SECURITIES COMPANY.

NrN OH. October. Ia, 1907.
There has been thi, dlv declared dividend Of
ONE PER CENT. on the Capital Stock OF this
Company. payable November ], 1897. to stock.
holders OF record on the books ~ the Company At
the close of business October 90 1909. For this
dividend, ard also FOR the purposes OF the annual
meeting OF stockholders. to BE- held November
10, 1907, the stock transfer hooks viii bc closed
~ O'Clock 7, NJ. October -. 1902. and reopcned
~ 10 O'Clock \. NJ. November n, 1907.
EDWARD Z. SICHDI 5 Secretary
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New York stock Excnange Sales, Oct. II.
usrrrp STATES AND STATE BONUS uN N,oooS.

u L > 81 c'.,'..,... .'-..,.,.... 90
CLOSING PRICES or UNITED STATES Bonds
Bid asked Bid Asked
U s ?sr L Is,
1872. Oefi OF 1928. zoe. 36A l37x
p, C. U : Is, c,
1889 iOe'. iols 1925 1873. 1885.
B, ?. L ) 5s, 7.
i"oN-ls'.l o7S )Csi5 lel...lo4i lo5k
L IS. c, 4 S s., G.
l@s-is,.iosH 100 1904 oo}s ioe1
Is, 7, US3a5r
iar7....lll III. is?,DC.l23
Is, q.
1907 .,,.l II lllL
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CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.


Detroit Tinted PATHWAY.
"a x.cx c,,o,., , ,s": ,. isol chan..
From Jan -. :.Icoi,? 2Ssii. Inc. as soS
Detroit Port Huron shor, Line CRsrii Railway
p Prom MEX Hf'oo'' e.. SO; So; he he N !s
q Prom S;'S III S'ISS'i aSSs s sss s he he ,:,s s
q Pom ri: jyP s$ ,.ss, }q s: s;;g
TS S,ss B., H9m'0n Z: sna d, pnrso -,
' texas ..'s c.n,,ol ''" A''i nee ''''''
p Prom Me-: 5a 3Si'S'T 1885 sss l:, Zee re-:
NIssot ri PACIFIC.
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company rcpous
for August
op,r. expenses. ?.iSsiN 2,iass1 Inc i.ss,
Ne, earnings Nisos7s nsslais bee. s2nsss
G Gross earning: s5s sssi '2aA!s Inc .ss?:.
Ne, earnings. s72.sssi St2aW Dec 8, .777 so7
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN.
The California and Northwestern R.Iroad Com
pany reports for september
Gross .arnngs' ..... ..l2s a. Hi? sss Inc sisS7s
oper. expenses 7a,'22 Ss,'es Inc. 1884
rS.d fs,nles' sssS 'ssei bee be SIG,
surplus .......,.... ss?an t3or2i Inc N.u7
PHILADELPHIA COMPANY.
The Philadelphia Company reports for Sep,em.
Der
G,c:. earning. .nsss!ss 'ss:s!s nc ,i,s!,
o, he: ;soss + ss: SO Inc Inc s:
p1 TSH 'ss,2e "a ';.c.; SO
cn sssee . s:s;,s 's sss Inc Inc ss5s
surplus ,..:...,a.. .los,c'a s772o7 Inc .,7,77o
6 Spsf ss@ns: ;s Inc ;
Other ,s' ssS' "s lis Inc inc ' ssSss
D. Ts a:om. s: : g. 81 Inc
s' sos s 50 s;2 8; he SIS :;;s;
Surplus ...,.... si,77oiT N7sSiis Inc. s?oea
LsHIoH VALLEY.
The Lehish Valley Railroad Company reports
to the State Railroad Commission for the year
ended June 10 as follows:
opsf expenses: isiiiis 1885, Inc RSy' .ss5s
os;f Ss's' csSs c'sl bee bee ''' :so
r T:' sSsls,. 5 s sSss s Pee pee
Detcit 1911. Naa2,777 N13esl5 Inc sla?os2
tt def June 30 5S12lG LIS 2Ss Tuc. ?ifp $50
Oh on dun 81 27sos?2 iio+, 50 Inc 1888
NEW FORK AND QUEENS COUNTY.
The New York and Queens County Railroad
Company reports for the quarter ended Sent 10.
100? 1901, Chang,
Gross earnings ....... sa2sga $40 s07 Inc ~? ?a2
Opcr e1penSes,,.....,. so,?5s 7i,7& Inc, i7,ies
o Met is'as:' SOP i Es' as: Sc
Total income .siox. 40 ~. eSS Inc 1905
Fueo charges.,.....,,. T,Ss x.6o2 Inc. $50
Net Ink. frons all sourc. 17,n3 E<.oos Inc. ts2oe
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Women Who Dress Fash,onab,y

keep up 70 date by reading the Fashion Note.
and studying the dress Illustrations printed
On the Womens Pages OF THs svSpAI bus
and TIA Ev8NIHo 6UH-ASs.