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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-21
Klop IL has large line! Of Oriental

also many acres Of oats.
Ignatz We'll. OF Standpoint, was
|transactlng business in Rathdrum.
Monday.
Deputy Assessor d. r. Adams was
incapacitated with an attack Of la
grippe part of this week.
Postmaster John w. Peters has
put new coat of varnish on the
wooden fixtures Of the postot1ce.
| Mrs. C. A. Mcdonald. Miss Lillian
Reinha,t aud Miss Elizabeth Bump,
were Spokane visitors, Saturday.
Klopf has new supply Of bicycles
and bicycle supplies. A carload OF
shingles just received.
! Thomas Moderie, lumberman of
lGranite, transacted business 10 Rath-
drum, Tuesday.
! Ed Louther, Of the Bell dray, has
rented the j. C. Callahan residence
property.
| w. +. Hutchinson, a we'll known
timl erman OF Standpoint, is in town
on the jury.
| Victor Wistrand. son of N. p.
lWistrand, who is now located at
Grand Forks, B. c., is visiting with
Rathdrum friends.
| The Reinhart Bros, are engaged in
gathering quantity OF logs and will
soon begin work ia their sawinill west
Of the poor farm.
i LOST. Ladies' purse, between
town and cemetery; finder please re-
turn I'd q. w. Royce and claim re-
ward. 1t
Justice A. w. Post oficiated last
Saturday at the nuptials Of Ernest
w. Otis. Of Spokane, and Laura
Dean, pf Phoenix, B. C..
4 R. NJ. wark, of Harrison arrived in
town Monday, having accepted the
position of bailiff for the present
term OF the district court.
v. w. Sander and James Roach,
merchants of Occur d'Alene, are Ia
town as witnesses in the arson case.
now being tried in the district court
Marion Edwards has gone to his
home near LaClede, and tonsoria
: artist from Spokane has taken hi
in the Star Barber shop.
Sheriff Doust was at Post Falls
Saturday, when he sold the flxture
and npplies of Alfred Kennedy
saloon
Joseph Shaner was exhibiting SOM
fine specimens Of fresh lettuce on tn
lsJreet, Monday evening. the same be
ing grown in a hotbed on his plac
north Of town.
III A. W. Post has purchased th
"Grandm Travis residence proper
: ty 10 the north part of town. w
understand the consideration 70 hav
bee9 $500.
County Surveyor w. H. Edelblut
returned late Saturday evening frol
J. Thompson's Spur, four miles beyon
Granite. where he surveyed count
road.
Justice Wilson received a full set ,
Hsh and game license blanks last Sa
urday, and Is. prepared to serve II
disciples OF Isaac Walton with witt
the law has made necessary.
= III. ]. Fehlhaber,.a brother OF Y
+. Fehlhaber, arrived in Rathdru
last week from Missouri and will 9
side permanently. He will engage
farming on the prairie.
Rev. Il. A. Walker, pastor Of II
. Presbyterian church, and A. w. Po
departed Monday evening for Odess
Wash, to attend the annual meetil
lot the Presbytery which c0nven
there Wednesday.
- Prof. G. w. Spoerry, the emerged
nd principal Of the Rathdrum schoO
ext A
40 was a visitor to Spokane last Satu
- Iday. While there he procured Sol
;. Igold fish for the aquarium OF I
High School laboratory.
A. d. Robinson, of Spokane, l
accepted an important position vi
the surveying parties on the propos
new railroad to be built across
County by D. G. Corbin.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-30

are buying and shipping cream over
the Northwestern. It looks now M
though Jim I'M would start new
town on each side of Plainvlew, Who
could blame him II he did under tho
existing conditions? A commercial
club that would take steps to improve
tho roads leading to town might pre-
vent little mushroom towns from
sprlnging up on each side OF ua. It
could certainly do something to pro
mote the welfare OF the town Right
now Is a good time to form club and
look after these matters
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-30
Road Notice.

To All Whom 1t May Concern:
The commissioner appointed to To-
cate a road commencing at the Sc
corner of the NE quarter Of section
i.21-1, running thence north between
sections 3 and A, oil and between
sections 33 and "a, 22-1, and terminal
ing at the NE. corner of NE. quarter
of section 1921 has reported in IA.
vor Of the establishment thereof, and
all objections thereto, or claims for
damages, must be filed in the county
clerks office on or before noon of
the 27th day Of June, A. d. 1905, or
such road will be established without
reference thereto,
Dated at Madison, Neb.. this the
23rd day of May, 1905
Emil Winter,
County Clerk
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-30
100 HEW HITCHING POSTS
Street Commissioner Richey Gets
Ready for Many Teams.

Street Commissioners Oscar Richey
started today on the work of install
ing 100 new hitching posts along the
side streets in the business portion of
the city, preparatory to the Fourth Of
July celebration which will be held
next week. The posts are OF cedar
and are placed three feet deep. They
are placed on First, Second Third,
Fourth and Fifth streets. They will
remain permanently.
Water has been drained out of Sec
ond street by the new commissioner
also. The moisture was drained into
First street.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-30
GOOD ROADS OR COMPETITION.
PIainview Republican Insists on a
Good Road Movement.

SOOC HOdO movement.
The Plainview Republican has the
following apparently convincing argu-
ment why good road movement
should be undertaken there:
While here last week Fred Rogers,
general passenger agent for the Great
Northern railway, called on a farmer
living five miles west, who has a farm
that would make an excellent site for
new town. Randolph parties are
interested in the project which is not
as mysterious as at first supposed
Creighton has lately been draining the
territory that really belongs to Plain.
view and Brunswick. The merchants
of that town have reached out for
trade in new territory during the past
year with great success The first
half of 1905 has been a prosperous
year for them The trade has set i'm
their way for several reasons In the
first place Creighton business mon
have advertised extensively. In the
second place the roads leading into
Plainyiew from the west were not as
good as those leading into Creighton
from the southwest, Creighton as a
result of this is now getting cream
and shipping it that should come to
Plainyiew and go ont over the Great
Northern TO Sioux City as it did last
year The Hanford company on ac.
count of this have threatened to start
q general merchandise store in Plain,
view to compete with merchants who
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-30
NEWSPAPER AT TlLDEN.
c. r. Montross Has Purchased the
News Plant.

Battle Creek, June 29.-Special to
The News: c. F. Montross has pur-
chased the News plant at Tilden. The
paper was established at Tilden a
few weeks ago by Morris McDermut
who, after a two weeks Intellectual
raid for glory and wealth, suddenly
decamped. The plant is one former
ly known as the Yeoman of Neigh
and is a splendid outfit. Mr.. Mont
ross is known as one of the best news.
paper men in the county, having sue
cessfully operated the Battle Creek
Republican for ten years. Tilden peo-
pie have only to stay by him to get
what they have long wanted-a rat
tling good local paper.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-30
STORM TOOK ALL BUT WOOD.
And Even That Crop Was Damaged
by the Wind-Tales of Hail.

"All Of the crops that had, with
the exception of my wood crop, were
ruined by the hail storm, and even
the wood crop was partially dam
aged" said Fred Krantz, who lives
southwest on the Elkhorn river,
"The wind seemed to be from the east
at my farm and large trees were
snapped off and umhled into the
river"
Sam Kent, jr, who lives between
Norfolk and Battle Creek, telephoned
today to correct the report that his
farm had suffered in the storm. He
lost nothing from the hail,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-30
Battle Greek.

herman trlCke was DuAlneHB WV
itor from Pierce Friday.
The German Lutheran school closed
Friday for the summer vacation
Hon Edward Mnggi Of Lincoln will
deliver the Grafton here on the Fourth
Of July.
E NJ. Felix OF the Meadow Grove
Touring mill was here on business
Monday
Mrs Sophie Schwank OF Madison
was visiting relatives and friends hero
Tuesday.
Peter Thomson OF Tildcn visited Mt
tho home OF his brother, Mr. l.. Thorn
sen, Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Rooster. who gradual
ed last week from Gates college mt
Neigh. Is home.
Mrs c. +. MOntross and children
of Pierce were visiting friends hero
the fore part of the week
John Jost moved Monday into hia
residence in east Battle Creek that
he recently bought OF G. + MontrOsS.
Lambert Kcrbcl has had the interior
of the corner saloon repaired and dec
Grated W. A. Sutherland Is doing
the work.
Prof NJ. G. Doering went TO Omaha
Tuesday, and from there will go to
Lincoln to attend Lutheran teach
crs' conference
VIM Maurer was here Saturday
from Madison He was accompanied
by his daughter, Mrs. Christlansen,
who went on to Boyd county.
The Hale grocery building at tho
corner of Main and Second streets
has been raised nearly two feet and
brick sidewalk will be laid in frOnL.
The Fremont saloon building oCCu-
pied by p. II Tngoldsby, has been
treated to an entire new front and
makes an altogether different appear.
anCo.
Warner Daniel shipped carload Of
cattle and one Of hogs Monday and
on Tuesday Hoyt Osborn and ]. l..
Pope shipped three carloads of cattle
to Omaha.
Joshua Martin has bought the VIM.
Bates lot on Depot street and the
house Of J. H. Dufphoy south Of his
livery barn, and viii move the house
and fix it up for a home.
The Luthcrans will hold a mission
fest ON Sunday July ., I'm their church.
REV. Mr. Ncbou of Clearwater will
preach In the morning and Rev J.
Hoffman i'm the afternoon.
The high water this season has not
been damaging to the mill J. u.
Sanders, the proprietor of the mill, Is
receiving large consignmcmts eyery
day and lis shipping his products to
the east and TO the west.
The Primitive Baptists held ser
vice on the creek west OF town last
Sunday Three persons, Mrs. Irwin
Rogers Mrs. ID E. Fender and Mrs
B. Rogers, were baptized. Rev Mr..
kecncy OF Central city, was the OH
ciatlng minister
Meadow Grove and Battle Creek
/ played a game on baIi sunday. Score
I to In FAVOR OF Battle Creek Next
sunday the Pierce team VIII come
/ over ANA play our boys and on the
/ Fourth limerick VIII play Battle
/ Creek for prize.
Two members OF the village board
are in bad shape. Mayor Taylor IS
/ lmping around with the assistance
| of cane and umbrella on account OF
a sore foot and Peter NeuworIi has
/ an absc"ss on his left hand. Clarence
Pratt Is running his dray line.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-30
STRONG W,ND AT CREIGHTON
Chimneys Blown over, Trees Broker
and Wires Tangled.

Creighton, Neb., June 23.-Special
to The News: A strong wind that
blew from the northwest, did some
damage here early this morning to
trees, outbuildings and wires. The
wind came between l and 2 o'clock
and was the strongest seen here for
long time. Many chimneys in'town
were blown down, very large trees
were snapped over and cherries and
apples were shaken off their branch
es. A number of little outbuildings
were overturned but no damage is re-
ported to homes, excepting the chin
news. The telephone company suf,
fered to some extent.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-30
Letter List.

List of letters remaining uncalled
for at the postoffice at Norfolk, Neb.,
June 81, 1906
Oskar Alderman, Mr.. Louis Ash 2
Mr., Heenon Cyrus, Clifford c. Haw
ley, Jud Knapp, Mrs. Chas. Pearce.
If not called for in fifteen days will
be sent to the dead letter office.
Parties calling for any of the above
please say advertised
John r. Hays, p. M.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-30
Yours Truly.
Geo. A. Iatlmer.
BANKERS WIFE WANTS DIVORCE
Mrs. Sherman Saunders OF Bloomfield
Wants Separation and Alimony.


Alice Maude Saunders. by her at.
torney, T. ]. Mahoney has filed n pc,
tition for divorce In an Omaha court
against Sherman Saunders, n banker,
of Bloomfield Mrs Saunders home
has been In Bloomfield until the early
part Of this month, when she took up
her residence in Omaha
The allegations made In the pctl.
tion in addition to drunkenness are
that she was cruelty treated, that her
tives to dog her footsteps, that at two
different times he compelled her TO
leave home and sent her away, once
to Portland, Ore, and another time to
Florida, and that she was forced to
stay in each place for several months;
that he has circulated slanderous re.
ports concerning her; that on various
occasions he has driven her from
home in the middle of the night when
she was compelled to seek refuge with
relatives; that since February or this
year he has failed to provide reason
aDle amount lot neT support, HOIWlIn'
standing the fact that as she alleges
he is possessed of real and personal
property to the extent of 100000
Mrs Saunders asks that her hus
band he compelled to pay her $1,000
for expenses in prosecuting the suit
and 5000 a month for her support dur
ing its pendency.
Mr.. Saunders Is we'll known in Nor
| folk.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-30
CAPTA|Nk|RkMAN SSTORY
EXCUSES OFFERED ev HIM FOR
HIS ACTION.
CONDUCTED HIS OWN DEFENSE
off'eer Now Serving Term in the Pen.
itentlary Denies the Guilt OF Mrs.
Chandler Who Suicided In Omaha.
Opinion OF Court Reporter.
IErom Tneadny,a DnllY1

lFrom Tuesdays DRliyl
Captain Kirkman was remark.
ably resourceful man. ono peculiar.
that while his defense was insanity
he conducted his own case, examining
and cross examining, making ohiec.
tions and arguments with n presence
Of mind and shrewdness htat belied
his plea"
This IL the opinion OF Minor s. IA.
con, OF Lincoln, who took the testi.
mony in the various court martial
hearings given Captain George w.
Kirkman at Fort Niobrara Kirkman
sentenced to prison for three years
after II trial on three charges. One
was adultery, the other breach OF ar.
rest and the last cmbeazlement.
MY Bacon Is In possession OF the
written statement made by KirlSmnn
when he was tried on the charge of
violating his arrest It was this cir.
cumstanCe and the incidents OF the
next few hours which led to the sui.
eide OF Mrs Bcssie Chandler. wife of
weeks ago
The statement Is long and rather II.
legible, but plausible enough by Itself
The testimony produced on the side
and through various witnesses over.
came the force OF the statement and
convinced the court OF the guilt of
Kirkman
He was under arrest and could not
leave without permission. One night
he went to Valentine, remained at n
post the next morning and was put
under guard In the afternoon. He
rode with Mrs. Chandler and she was
found in his house. His story puts
a different light on these cIrcum
stances
II being time for the resumption OF
his original hearing, he says he heard
that several of his witnesses were
about to leave Valentine He tried to
get authority from the head officer to
go TO Valentine. but failed and his
servant brought him word from a sub
sidiary officer that at would be made
all right on the strength of this
he left Attending TO such business
as was necessary at Naloutiu, h,
went to the best hotel because unable
TO secure carriage by which to re-
turn TO the post. I'm the morning he
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-30
WANT FIRE Tournament
sALooNkeEPERs AND ElREMEN
FAVOR IT.
SEVEN PLEDGE $40 APIECE
A Meeting Of Saloonkeepers and Fire
men Was Held Last Night TO Deter.
mine the Sentiment on the Tourns.
ment-TheY Unanimously Wanted Il.


A meeting or the saloonkeepers and
firemen was held last night at the
Eagles club rooms to discuss the ad-
visibility OF contributing towards the
firemen's tournament. The sentiment
was unanimous in favor OF the tourna.
ment. Seven saloon keepers present
offered TO subscribe $40 each and e
b. Kaufman pledged 500.
A committee composed OF c. f.
Hartford, c. II. Vail and DR.. J. II,
Mackay were appointed to call on
saloon-keepers. hotel keepers, restau.
rants and business men to obtain
their sentiments regarding the advis-
ability of holding the tournament In
Norfolk and to ascertain how much
money could be raised to defray the
expenses of the same.
The advertising last year, including
the expense OF sending men all over
the state and the payment of men en-
ployed, was $3.50 The cost of the
Grand Island band was $3.50; ladies
band $50; grand stand $3.50; incident
ais, programs, fence, etc. These eX
penses had to be met before a dollar
could be given in prizes. The purses
paid last year amounted to $4,000.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-30

Very Low Excursion Rates to Denver,
Colorado Springs and Pueblo, via the
Northwestern line, will be in effect
from all stations January z, 8 ard 9,
1905, with favorable return limits, on
account OF annual conventions, Ma.
tional Live Stock and Wool Growers
associations, Two fast trains through
to Colorado daily, only one night. For
full information apply to agents Chi.
cago & Northwestern R'y.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-30

eastern states. This industry la In Its
infancy.
1t Ia not surprising. with such re.
sources, that President Roosevelt,
Vice President Fairbanks and other
far seeing men, expect great future
for us. Nebraska people who come
to the coast should not fail to see
Spokane.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-30

Il can't get a girl" cries the de-
spairng housekeeper A want ad in
The News gets the girl, restores sun.
shine in her soul, cheerfulness in her
home and happiness in her husband
and children, News want ads are
great stun, II used.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-30

Repairing-neatest. best, cheapest.
Paul Nordwig, harness man.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-07
BENNINGTON RRIEFs.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

John r, Healy is In Arlington today
on business.
Tho Misses Holt entertained a iev
friends last evening.
Russell &. Graves 10 up from Now
York 10 spend a couple oi days,
Mrs Mcleod announces display
of trimmed hats Saturday April aih.
George Cox has taken ihe position
temporarily az sexton ai 80 Peters
church.
Miss Josephine Tyler 81 the Soldiers
home has been seriously 900 iur hrfrr-
nl days,
Miss Kaihryn Mnrrlssoy has inkon
a pos zion ns assistant leo ile town
clerks Office.
Nrs George Iepson of Schenectady
nas ln town Yesterday aud sent 20 Ar
] nFiun today.
Miss Leu'o %. Noble of Rutland
has h0en visiting friends here Tor
SEVERAL days.
Roy Denloy was able % sii un ior "a
while yesterday after hn Illness OF
nearly thrco weeks
10 IA announced that as ihr frost Ia
out oi the ground doe work oi laying
the gas mains through some of The
sifrun will be- commenced at once.
List ~ letters remaining uncallcd
flf in ihe post Office Tor ihc week end.
'ne April 3 1895. Frank Boiling, El-
inn ID Collins, Vim Doslcy, Chas =
in aIis. \ r Pnuchcr, sam Shlmlan.
mskry. Harry Waller, Mrs Nellie
Marsh. Miss Mcdonald, Miss ANA
Quinn, Alice Read.
Major II. r. Tuihcrly oi ihc lnspcc-
tor Generals Department, who has
been on duty in tlc Philippines Tor
thrcoyears, has been relieved from that
dopn rtncni aud ordered 90 report Boo
San Francisco. MAJOR Tuihrrly was
for some ilmr un duil With ilc We're
mont National Guard
AZ the meeting 81 iho directors of
che Atchison, Topeka aud santa lie
railway company M'du ,du1, Gen
John q. Mccullough was reelected q
director Of the company Geo 900 iho ga.
caucy caused by lhe death uf Captain
H. Somcrs Hayes Gen Mccullough
was q rmvrly d rector Of the com
pany. but resigned about Eve " eks
ago.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-07
MANCHESTER

Pw oryls va, up from New York
Tuesday.
The listers started out on the war
path Monday.
Mrs Cochran 81 East Dorset was in
town Wednesday.
CD Mil'oii recently sold his house
on Seminary ave 10 the Equinox Co. q.
Geo Bennett Is decorating the inter-
Tor of the Dorset Congregational
church.
Mrs l. n Homenway. Who has been
visiting relatives in Hartford, Conn"
has returned.
Miss Clara Hcmenway left Wednes
day afiernooI for a months stay in
New HOrE.
Samuel Randall cut his knee badly
while running a drag saw In Barnum-
Vile Monday.
Tho Ladies sewing society held an
all-day session at the Congregational
church parlors Thursday.
Fred Fish has given up his position
as night Waterman at the Equinox.
His place is taken by Hugh Bachelor.
The card club was very pleasantly
entertained Wednesday evening by
Mrs Ramsay McNauRhten at the Sum
NIT House.
Prin Colburn occupied the pulpit Of
the Congregational church at Dorset
on Sunday morning. He left Monday
FOR a vacation.
Geo Utley, who runs a meat wagon
for Mr. Lambert, tripped while getting
out Of the cart Monday and fell TO the
ground breaking his shoulder.
The Womans Missionary society
met at the home Of Mrs A G Reed
Wednesday afternoon. Miss Flower
and Miss Gardner gave talk on Jap
anese Art
Montgomery Andrews of Manchester
Center-has been appointed assistant
postmaster to succeed j l. Thompson,
who is running his mothers farm 10
Londonderry.
The Hillside golf links are well set
tied and dry and green committee will
begin work on them at once. Thomas
Morris began work on the Ekwanok
course Wednesday.
The Christian Brotherhood held the
largest meeting of the season at Chas
Hawley's Monday evening. The prin'
ciple talk of the evening was by Chas
Orvis on "Some of the Mysterious
things ofeveryda life. :" There was al.
so music by Mr. Hawley, Mr. Barstov
Mr. Swift and Mr. Hard. Mr. Orvi:
rendered a verse of the Marsellaise in
French. Next Monday Chas Burk will
entertain the club and Mr. Reed will
speak on Telescopes. "
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-07
ARLINGTON

George Coolidge Is quite ~ with tbe
mea sles.
Charles Hard has gone 10 shushan
for week.
Miss FloIonco Hard OF Schenectady
vas 10 town over Sunday.
The Rev SIR Randall Of Pouliney of
dciatod in 81 James church on Sun
day.
The village schools we're opened
again 90 Monday after short vacai-
loo.
Guy Brownson and daughter, Mrs
MAY Laihfop returned from Dunyllle,
Ontario on Tuesday. Mr. Brownson
had been spending the winter there
with his daughter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-07
WANTED

WANTED Household moving and general
w trucking. Inquire a. l.. Marcn, iiS North
straet 6st24
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-07
A thousand Dollars worth orGood.

81 have been afflicted with kidney
trouble for years, passing gravel or
stones with excruciating pain" says
A. H. Thurnes well known coal OPP
orator of Buffalo, o. 81 got no relief
from medicine until began taking
Foley's Kidney Cure, then the result
was surprising. A few doses started
the brick dust-like substance and now
have no pain across my kidneys and
/ feel like a new man. 1t has done me
$1,000 worth of good" Foley's Kid
ney Cure will cure every form of kid
ney and bladder disease. Sold by b.
A Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-07
Music.

Messrs John H. Daley and II. M.
Richie wish to announce that they are
prepared to furnish music for dances,
receptions, etc. Any number of in
struments desired, prices reasonable.
1t is needless to say that the music will
be of the highest quality. Call 122
Adams street. Telephone ll3.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-07
For Young Men, single and
double breasted, al $500,
$500, $3.50, $500
$3.50, $500, $3.50, $500,
$1,000 $l2, $3.50, SIS
Spring afd Easter Suits for
Men al $3.50, $3.50, So 90,
$1,000, Sl2, $3.50, SIS.

sprlng Shirts ni 'nc, Cos, Ion,
-, 10. Nohhy Dress Spring
Gloves 40 100. i.ei, ] i0i tho
celebrated foNnes nnrss Gloves
LEO. Spring Rain Goats nt
500, 300. 1880, 1900, 800.
Spring Top Coa's az 10 0o, 1900,
1900, 1900 Spring Hats, nrrb.
les aud Soh Hats at ine. LOO,
10, 200. $50, . 90. Spring
Caps 9ic and 5oC.
a.tl..f ...a lranesf Nlaa Guafl
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-07
ToDAYS STOCK QUOTATIONS
Sslllns P'lss, rods, On Ns~ Yoh tsshsAss
Al Noon

Today's quotations on tho New
York stock exchange az reported At
noon by J. n. Willislon 4 Co, Of !
Nassau street, New York city 20 the
Bennington Security company arc a.
f,lIa....s