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Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind. dis
courages and lessons ambition; beauty, vlgor
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Assignee's Notice of Application for
Discharge.

In the matter OF the assignment OF Charles II.
Turner, Assignor.
The Creditors OF Charles II. Turner, assiRnor,
and all persons inter9sted are hereby notified,
that l. the assignee Of sad trust. will on the Goth
day OF April, A. ID 1908 make application TO the
Kansas, for u discharge from sald trust; and
that will on that day file my petition for such
discharge in said Court, as provided for by the
Ia ws Of abe STATE Of Kansas. Dated this 25th
day OF February, A. d. 1903. W. d. WoMIR.
Assignee Of Charles II. Turner, Assignor.
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Arthur Underwood,

MI. LippS was 10 Town MONDAY.
Four cars OF stock shipped this
week.
w. e. Strain and family spent Sun
day in the country.
Terah Furlong spent Sunday visit
ing In the country.
Horace and Jasper Smith plastered
Jake Shorts new house last week.
Call and examine those new cream
seperators at l.. W. Underwood's.
Mrs. Tom Underwood and son jim
mie spent Sunday at J. F. Carols.
John Gaumer, the man who tries to
sell POSTS was In town Saturday.
We hear that W. L. Wilson has pur-
chased residence property In Logan.
Some Of our young people attended
the lecture, at Kirwin, Saturday night.
L. W. Underwood still has few
heating stoves to sell on next years
terms.
Miss Maud Watson spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home In Long
Island.
Miss Lille Allen spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home OF 2. r.
Powell.
Marion Case has purchased Tim
Sulllvan's house and will move into 1t
at once.
Arthur Underwood will take your
orders for job work, advertising and
subScri ptionS.
L. W. Underwood handles Union
Lock poultry fence. Examine it. None
better on earth.
Just now you can buy washing
machines at Stree silver" prices at L.
w. Underwoods.
Guy Ingle left Monday night for
Goodland. He expects to go to work In
the round house.
Joe Caps has moved into the store
building recently vacated by @. E.
Bradley and will run a restaurant.
Just now we are placing on sale our
new spring line Of clothing at prices
that please the buyer.-E. L. Keckley.
Mr.. Elrod, the Baker medicine man
spent Saturday and Sunday In Agra,
the guest of Mr.. Wisman and family.
Rev. Henslee assisted by Rev. Davis.
of KensingtOn, Is conducting revival
meetings at the M. e. church at this
place.
The l. o. o. f. Lodge has decided
TO purchase new uniforms and organ
lie a team. Come In boys and see how
we look.
Jake Thompson and son Smallwood,
started overland for Thomas county
last week where they expect to farm
this summer.
II you want to buy a farm, city
black smith shop, farm
tools, silks, syrups or chewing gum see.
e. L. Keckley.
Mrs. John Bailey who has been In a
partially paralyzed condition for the
past few months Is again able to be
out and around.
Mrs. W. H. Clark has the window
OF her store nicely decorated, which
greatly adds to the attractlveness of
the business part of town.
One thing that pleases our custom
ers is the large and varied stock we
carry. Remember we claim to sell
every thing.-E. L. Keckley.
Ike Munyon's, OF Crystal township,
had the misfortune to lose one of
their twin babies, which died Sunday
morning and was buried Monday.
Don't forget to see Strain Smedley
& Co.'S line OF spring and summer
dress goods. A fine line to select from
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S. A. Matteson Of Crystal township,
has few bargains in real estate. He
also cares for the lands OF non-resi-
dents In his vicinity. Postonice ad-
drls IS Agra Kansas.
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For Sale.

A good blacksmith shop located in
the best business part Of Agra. VIII
be sold with or without tools, on
reasonable terms. Only good work.
men need apply. Call on or address
Il. L. KECKLEY,
Agra, Kansas.
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and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out Of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
thatkis notuncommon
for a child to be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. 1.-THE child urin-
aies too ofien. n the
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BY druggists. In fifty
cent and one dollar
sizes. You may have a
sample bottle by mail
fren- also namnhlelinll-
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Remember.

We handle the Hamilton Brown
shoes. Come In and examine them.
You will be treated right at Strain
Smedley & Cos.
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urine scalds the flesh or Il, when the child
reaches an age when Il should be able 10
control the passage, Il Is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting. depend upon Il. the cause Of
the difficulty Is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treaimen, Of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble Is due 10 diseased condition Of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit As
most people suppose.
Women as we'll as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble.
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swamp.Root Is soon realized. Il Is sold
by druggists, In fifty HK
cent and one dollar ~ IEiI 1,tsh
sizes. You may have n \ h ~
sample bottle BY mail =
free. also pamphlet tell Hone Of s-supR.s,.
ing all about Il. including many Of the
thousands Of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing o.. KIlmeT
& Co.. Binghamicn, N. T., be sure and
mention this paper.
Don't make any mistake, but remember
the name, Swamp-Root. Dr.. Kilmef's
Swamp-Root and the address, BlnEham,oh,
N. T., on every bottle.
The sun., 1903-09-16
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call, 2H62k per oent.: last loan
~ per cent: ruling price. AZ per cent: Time
for four months 81 per cent. for Ave and
six months, 81. as, per cent. for seven and
eight months. Commercial paper is quoted
at per cent. Tor primo single names and
bills receivable, other names. 8h67 per
cent.
Sterling exchange market was qulet and
without much, feature OF interest. There
was only moderate amount of bills Offering,
while the inquiry from remitters was small.
Continental exchange was irregular. Posted
rates we're quoted at .4;ss for long bills and
A.s2as4;s2,.; sight drafts. -. s5s1s4 SO.
were quoted at S,2ohd5 20 for long and 5.ls1j
at 941sd@ ll-le for long and s5 s-l8b8sH
for short, Guilders were quoted at 406
40 Lie for long and 40 s-lea4oA for short.
Domestic ex change on New York: Boston
Ing. l-lec. discount; selling, i-lec premin m.
Sc pTsmlu M " San ny FraneiseoHsisht. h'qs. se.
Ecusloe 'eissnRn pfenu m 'sh chioasoiso es% pFs. ss
MUM. Cincinnati Between banks. 200.
premium; over counter, 500. premium. New
premIiIm;, ;,,. Pittsburg- 2So: premium. st.
discount. Minneapolis-Par Montreal
vile, Csc premium.
Money In London. 3m3Is per cent. Rate
Of discount In open market for short and
three months bills. 3Nm4 per cent Con
account at 50 l-l8. Amount OF bullion with
drawn from the Bank OF England on balan ce
to-day. f2s.oo0. Paris advioes quote 3 per
cents. o., francs S2h centimes. The private
on London. rs francs 10 confines berlin
advices quote e1 change on London 20 mark 4
as1s pfennigs. The private rate of discou nt
Is AZ per cent.
New York Clearing House statement: Ex-
changes. size, ,sS2.772: balances. 50, ,s3s. 1884
sub-Treasury credit balance. s45,s7s.
Commercial price of bar silver in New
2e'sd. Mex lean silver dollars were quoted
at I4a4c
The sun., 1903-09-16

Having apparently discounted bad weather
and crop conditions for the moment, number Of
local operators attacked the market with success
especially AS some Of the leading Southern bulls
seem to he quietly selling September and October
at every opportunity though publicly supporting
those months from time to time and bidding for
September again Just before the close. In other
words liquidation, raiding. an idea that reaction
was due after the recent advance. and an absence
of active outside buying call. consp!red 70 depress
prices Receipts are creeping up. but they are still
far below those Of last year and the crop news is.
II anything. worse than ever September rallied
10 points before the close on bull manipulation:
1t IS a two sided market, which will be governed
by the weather and the receipts. One frm said
THE market will be largely Influenced from this
time forward BY the receipts which are likely to be
heavier than previously expected as result OF
widespread premature opening. The labor question
will be a very serious under these conditions,
and should bad weather prevail, notwithstanding
the crops need OF rain II would be OF Questionable
value either help to the plant In growth or in
any degree changing conditions for the better.
while It would surely interfere with picking very
greatly. We not Inclined 70 look for heavy
Speculative interest In cotton, but the temper
OF the trade at present is ainst serious decline
COFFEE. Rio on the spot was steady at 5llc. for
No. 7. Sales 1900 bags Bogota and 900 Mara =
caho Futures declined 10 10 Is points on most
months closing steady with sales Of 81 500 bags.
havre advanced al: Hamburg was unchanged to
a pfg. higher Rio advanced 50 reis; receipts.
20 ono bags stock 10000. Santos was nrm re-
cepts IS OOO bags stock l.2o2 900. Prices here az
foIinN
The sun., 1903-09-16
live STOCK SIarke ct.

TUESDAY. Sept. is.
Receipts Of beeves. none. No trading. Dressed
beef slow at 6l38siac, per 10, Last London and
Liverpool cabrs quote I'VE cattle and refrigerator
beef unchanged. Shipments to day WERE 1872
cattle $50 sheep and about $500 quarters OF beef
To morrow the Majestic Will take out about 1900
quarters Of beef 70 Liverpool and the New York
10 southampton will carry !, 800 quarters,
Rrcripts OF calves were lO2 head. all for sale.
The narset was steady and all OF the calves were
sold. Common 10 prime veal, sold at S45OdtS 75
per 100 lbs, Western calves AT 81, no grassrTs on
sale. city dressed Ycas steady Al aGtl3c per ID.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 70 cars, or
4 ,5sT head, including cars direct TO butchers and
IL for the market, making. with the stock held
over yesterday. 2Ba cars on sale all AT Jersey
CO. Sheep were slow and barely steady; lambs
were extremely dun and 100 l6c lower than yeser
day About II cars of stock. mainly lambs were
held over Common TO choice sheep sold at 81 300
Ssb per 100 lb. few extra do at -: common TO
choice lambs at stEeB l2la Dressed mutton slow
at Sla@sc per In dressed lambs At T,a lOj,c.
Receipts Of hogs werr " cars. or 2s2l head mono
on sale Prime STATE and prnnsyIvanis hogs arr
Hight weights.
The sun., 1903-09-16

Renewed pressure was, again felt in out
side stocks to-day. which caused further
shrinkage in values in the issues which were
leaders In yesterdays market. The selling.
while not heavy at any time met little re-
sistance. however, and prices sageed on from
\ to :. per cent. The principal pressure
was felt in Seaboard Air Line, Mexican Gem
tral debentures and International Mercantile
Marine preferred. which touched a new low
record price at lsk Northern Securities
after an early loss Of X per cent, rallied near
the close. in sympathy with the strength In
the inside market. and ended slightly above
the last final.
Hackensack Meadows Company was run
up %. per cent on reported deal to pur-
chase the property at a price in excess Of
that at which the stock is now selling No
confirmation however. was obtainable up
to the close Of business American Can issues
Ssns 9ns ass and N sh ySsnS the D
sit Company sold off X per. cent. while Elec-
1 shSe 1ecE. gained In h
and United Copper y per, cent. Mexican
Central debentures. on small offerings, suf-
fered loss Of over per cent.
The transactons in the market to-day
The sun., 1903-09-16

Coffee was more active but lower. The receipts
were moderate. but the cables were rather disap
pointing and there was disposition TO realize
profits
MErArs,-Tin In London was steady at El2i Is,
Cd. for spot and fl2o i2s Cd. for futures. Hero
there a rise OF about rs points Copper declined
los. for spot in London TO EOS IFS. Cd and is. I'D.
for futures to ESQ IS Cd Here the market was
du and unchanged, Lead declined Is. Sd, abroad
TO ell 5s speltcr there declined rs Cd to E2i SIS.
The trading here was quiet, The following are the
GuOtatlon9 Of the Metal Exchange: Copper, Lake.
spot l31S&laS S'ac elccrnlyuc, spot, i3t?l?@
l3Iic; casting, Spot lS37'2glsao Tin: 2l,i5@
% no X, T si7 %o sle5c so '' piSin' n1Atr ST.
No sof', slS6o@sis pig iron warrants. nominal
NAVAL STORES. Spirits ~ turprntlne. 50659t7c
Common to good strilned rosln 81 25
PROVISIONS Lnrd was easier: prime Western,
was quiet al si5Gsls for mess. Tallow, Sc. Dressed
hogs. s@otsr Butter Creamery, extras, 20iac%
nrSts ian2oc,, state. dairy, hrGts lsHi0r cheese
state, T. e. small colorcd. fancy. Ii &C., white.
~ &C.: large, llc. EgCs Nearby, fresh gathered.
extras, 24c western. ?3c. Chicago Sept Is
There wns n fairy active market but closing
prices were lower III around. The action OF corn
was higher market early In response To some
buying TOR outside account. nut no market could
Withstand the general selling by packers. Tho
ArmOurS vrru Sclur moro ldnuaD taGn any other
delivery. The lcadug bull interests were giving
support TO October ribs AVID lard, There was
good demand for cash meats. ana hipmrnts OF both
lard and meats wcr" larger than year ago. West
ern hog receipts were 1900 com pared with 50 800
year ago"
SuGAR. Raw was nrm at 37,C. for Oh est and $3.50.
for 80 test Refined was In fair demand and steady
granulated 1900.
The sun., 1903-09-16
Decrease in Dutiatlc lmp0rA

WASHINGTON. Sept. l5.--The Bteau OF
Statistics Of the Department of 'dnmerce
ISSUED statement to-day show ing Qlst the
imports of dutiable goods for Angus.
amounted to only $40, ,9Ii ,663. ~ again
$50, ,2i03O7 in Angus, 100? The lmpprts oi
free goods. however increased from sso,S'-
S9+ TO $35, ,l2l ,5s7 The statement gvS the
August exports as $50 5s5, no. a, 1gauis'
S04 ,9i2, $40 last yeaa.
The sun., 1903-09-16
sUB-TREAsURY TRANhAcTI0Ns
Stay for Universal Tobacco cempany.

TRENTON. N. j., Sept. IS Argument
was heard to-day on q motiort stay tho
order of the yice-Chancellor I'd suirins the
Universal Tobacco Company b produce
its books for inspection in the foCcetIngs
brought by Edwin A. McAlpin ld others
to oust President William Fl. hitler and
his brother. George T. Butler yro'n the
management of the corporation II vas
agreed finally that the present prceedlnss
should act as a stay until next Monday,
when the Vice Chancellor will nnouucs
his decision
The sun., 1903-09-16
e. n. Rollins e. Sons
BANKERS,
,e MILK ST., BOSTON.
HIGl GRADE PUBLIC SECURITIES.
FINANCIAL
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
New York. August Il. 1908.
HE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK OF THE
or

New York. August 81, 1908.
THE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK OF THE
UNITED STATES IN NEW YORK.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that special
meeting " the shareholders OF The Western Ma
tional Bank OF the United States in New York will
be held al its oticcs. No. Is Nassau Str Street, IN the
the 2sd dav Of September 1905 at II O'Clock noon.
for the purpose Of voting on the following propo-
stionS:
To place this Bank in voluntary liquidation under
the provisions OF Sections $40 and 522l OF the
United Stues Revised Statutes. such liquidation
to authorize and approve the sale Of all the assets
OF this Bank at the book value thereof as shown
by the Banks statement OF Its assets and liabill
ties OF the uatr OF such sale and In further con
slderatlon a the assumption by the National Bank
OF Commerce In Now York OF all the liabilities Of
this Bank "A shown by such statement; and to
transact suoh other business as may properly
come be fore the meeting.
By order q the Board OF Directors:
CHARLES l.. ROBINSON, Cashier.
The sun., 1903-09-16
OFFICE OF
AMERICAN SMELLING 4 REFINING co,

QUARTERLY DIVIDEND NO. II.
The Directors OF the American Smelling and Re
nning Company have this day declared the regular
Quarterly Dividend OF ONE AND THREE QUAR-
TIERS uan PER CENT. or the Preferred Capital
Stock OF the Company, payable October o. 1903
TO stockholders Of record at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. Sep
tember %. 1908. The books OF the Company for
the transfer OF Preferred Stock will be closed at
3 o'clock P NJ. September %. 1908 and will be
reopened October !. 1908
The sun., 1903-09-16
Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Division ,;uprrm" Oourt Rcres
Supreme Court SI+ l4i Term. Part H0cOa
calendar called at ION " Iari u * parts
matters
SurrOghteS Court 'hinbrr. For probate Wits
OF Margarrtha Il, rhrLbaRh 81 10 4. n CathArho
WynkOop, Patrick ~ Rdllg. Johann lIeb,.
IgnstI NrrOWits, Susan y ON pklns Ludwig
Pollens at 1880 A. NJ. NtSnna u SchlAnp AZ
2P ~ .
Ciw Cour-spsciai Tern-,--Ceun epsns At 10
A. N. Notions.
The sun., 1903-09-16
FINANCIAL NF1A

Trust Company declared yesEday ths usual
ou artery dividend Of Per CT ON the CONF
pany's stock.
pany has declared : auferiy dividend
Of TX per cent. upon tho ca3nl stock. pay]
eblo at the company's omo} on Thursday
Oct I. 70 stock he ders OF rard Sept IL
The sun., 1903-09-16

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals suitably Endorsed on envelope
for Painting and Repairs. Upper Quarantine sta
tlon. HoImans Island. NJ Y, may be sent by mail
day the 2sth day Of Sept 1908, to Frederick II
Schroeder President Board OF Commissioners
OF Quarantine, at ll5 Broadway, New York CITY
when the bidg will be opened and read publicly.
'<awlnss and specifications may be consulted
I'D blank forms OF proposal obtained II the Quaran
4ar CommisSioners' oSsce, ii5 Broadway. or by
-ypli, alton TO G. l. Hens State Architect, in the
Capitol at Albany. N. Y. Contracts will be awarded
TO the lowest responsible and reliable bidders
unless the bids exceed the amount OF funds avail
able therefor. In which case tho right to reject
a., h.s.s l. reserved.
FREDERICK Fl. SCHROEDER
President Board Of Quarantine Commissioners
GEO SCHRADFR, Secretary.
The sun., 1903-09-16

Scptembe 10, 1909.
Pursuant to a resolution OF the Board OF Direc-
tors the quarterly rental and three quarters
per cent. upon the capital stock of the Company
TO bo received from the intsrurban Street Rail
wsy Company will be distributed on October l5
lo0S, 10 Stockholders OF record the closing OF
the transfer books on September "a. 1908.
The transfer books to be closed on that dato
viii be reopcncd on October 10, 1908.
49, MOOREHFAD
The sun., 1903-09-16

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS. ID. c., Wash
ington. Sept. 8, 1903, Sealed Proposals will be
received at this once until II ". Saturday Sept
~, 1908. for furnishing and installing Mechanical
wing OF workhouse for males, Washington Asylum
Grounds. Specifications and drawings suficlcnt 10
give the Com nlssloners and consulting Engineer a
used must accompany the proposal. Forms Of
proposal may be obtained In the Once of the in
spect0f OF Buildings and bids must be made on
such onicIal form. HENRY b f. MACFARLAND
HENRY L.. WEST. JOHN BIDDLE Commls.
The sun., 1903-09-16
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
COMPANY
CONPANH.
New York: Sept. o. 1903

" - I
DIVIDEND NO. 40.
The Board Of Directors have declared 4 Quartely
dividend Of ONE AND ONE-QUARTER PER
CENT. upon the capital stock Of this Company
payable at the ofrc OF the Treasurer on and after
ihe 18th day OF Qrtobcr next. to shareholders OF
record at the cloG OF the transfer books the
10th day OF September inst.
For the purpose Of the Annual Meeting Of Stock
holders to be held on Wednesday, the 18th day Of
October next. and OF the dividend above referred
to- the transfer books will be closed at three o'clock
on the afternoon Of September 10th inst. and be
reopened on the morning OF October 10th next
NJ r. WILBUR Treasurer.
The sun., 1903-09-16
THE HALL SIGNAL COMPANY.
FIFTEENTH QUARTERLY DIVIDEND

New York. Sept. Is, 1908.
A quarterly dividend of ONE AND ONE HALF
PER CENT QIzes) upon tho Common stock OF
this Company has been declared payable October
!, 1908, 10 stockhodeE, Of record AZ the close Of
business September "a. 1908
The transfer books will close September 20 and
reopen October 2 r. X. WALLER, Secretary.
The sun., 1903-09-16
GREENE CONSOLIDATED COPPER co.

GREENE CONSOLIDATED COPPER co.
The regulw annual Stockholders' Meeting Of
be held on the 10th day OF October. 1903 at twelve
o'clock noon, a. the ofacss Of the company E & 2.
York, for the purpose OF the election Of oficers
for the ensuing year and amending the by laws
OF the corporation,
tember 2l 1917 and reopen on Monday October
H. 1903
The sun., 1903-09-16

FORT SlOCUM N, s.. Sept T. 1908 sealed
proposals IN trpcate for constructing addition 10
Post Hospital here, viii be received until II A "
sept II. 1908. Information on application T.. s.
reserves right 10 reject or accept any or all pro
Constructing Addition TO Post Hospital, NJ Il
HuGAyd. q. NJ"
The sun., 1903-09-16
CENTURY ACCUMULATIyE COMPANY.

Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting
OF the stockholders OF Century Accumulative Com
pany for the election OF directors and the transac-
before the mectlg, will be held at Ill Fifth Avenue,
Room a2O. New York n. Y. on the 3Oth day OF
September. 1903, at S o'clock p. NJ
G NJ, GALES Secretary,
The sun., 1903-09-16
RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.

Adams Exp4s Erie gm lien " Rio GTande W u
5000. O2 5000 SO 5000, If, 84l2
800. 20 IL Flint & en- 81 Id san Fr fdg
Amer hide &LG 1000 OLA 5000. -. y o 81
1000 7sl2 Hooking Val tias 10000. :. 80 81
AtebTop p&SFeA 5000. % 81 Louis s W ist
3UO0. 100 Hous TeI & On bU0O, :, Q 81
bl00O. SS7sl 5000. 100 81 l. W cn u
The sun., 1903-09-16
New York stock Exchange sales. Sept. Is.
CLOSING PRICES or uNITnD srArIs BONDS.

Bid. Asked.l BID Asked
Us2sr S&s.r,
lo3O.,,..l osA 9h Io,5..... 36k u bN
US2sc, U S 4s.c,
1880. 100 1904 is25..."l l35x 35N
s 3s r. U 8 S.
IgOs-is IOS 100 1904 ..... OH az
q Sasc. U S S.. O.
iyOsis los 100 1904 "... olh o2i3
L S..r U S 1851
IgO1..",lOo 40 i02<. DC 1910
Us1.c
ig07..""l % III
The sun., 1903-09-16
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
EXPORTS or MERCHANDISE.

Exports of merchandise from the port OF New
York, as reported at the Custom House compare
as follows with those Of last week and the CORE
spending week one year ago
The sun., 1903-09-16

..;i:s:::s;SI;. |: / siiis. d
S0U0....o0 Ola
aa.iS%c Sc:SS;SS.:| oSS ;!oia
ssis siisw0aiSS sss|
<ooo....o3-
s.isSSs sSSSl;;;s sS 8. s.:
500. 81 IL
Bklyn Un u ist
5000. 8
bOOo....07l2
10OO....0 81
Canada Southist
1000. O3
Canada South I'd
1900. ! o 0l2
Central Ca en- s.
1000. O5
Central Ga I'd In
5000. =. 29
Ches q Ohio St<s
3oo0.. ! O2 lAI
1000. l02
1000. Il 02l<l
Chi q Alton IS
s0Oo....8 81
Chi Bur d Q deb
1000. OF
Chi Bur 4 Y -
10000. o 2lII
600. Ia
1O0O.c. QklAI
100U. 9 2le
2UOo.S. q e
5000. b IL.
Chi & East III N
1000. IA
Chi 4 Eric LIST
1000. Il l 3 70
Chi II ID = X Il
gold 10
6O0O....7 sis
10000. 75
5000. sis
| S000....7blA|
Chi RIG = RR -.
7ooo....73.
Chi X ID p Ry -.
5000. l0Ole|
! $4,000. Il 90
coca 81 L gm "a
<000.... 90
100O....00a a
Cons Tobacco ~
1000. OF
10000. 3 6 81
5000. % 7a
6000.... 8 6 81
10000. ....o o6l2
1000. o s.
1000. 8 6ll q
Det City Gas 81
1000 .. e2 Ia
De, NJ q n grant
i0o0o....7a
900. 7 3
DistillerS' Secur-
tiles Cor S.
$4,000, ... 3 9 81
3O00....60
Dul&lronR LIST s.
1000, Il 90
z 4 V d u en- So
2OOO..l 10
1900. Ala
Ene-Penna Coal
col tr -
l000.... 8 q
Total sales OF /
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TITLE GUARANTEF q TRUST co.

TITLE GUARANTEE 4 TRUST co.
l4e Broadway, New York. September 1S, 1908
By resolution of tho Board of Trustees, q divt-
dend OF THREE PER CENT. ia payable on Sep
tember 80 1903, to stockholders of record on the
closing OF the transfer books at 8 p. M on Sep
tember 10. Tho transfer books will he opened
at 10 A. M 1 on oG,qber n isr.X,vv r,,,
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

'Ex-dlvidond.
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Gross earnings.
Oper. expenses
Net earnings,
Other income -
Total income.
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