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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

1t N4s p~ers.steaily reported In 81
Petersburg ~ the 2sth. tast there had
Ievn a mutlny 10 the B.ack sea aeet
ara that a pcri.oa q he SeUastOyO.
saFnsor hal mat.n.ed. si.ling the
chef u staa anG w0undlns a eo.oael
Ufcen have tess issued t. the team
porary H. itaFs governors IN the Polish
provinces ~ show Z, meEcy 10 ag.ti-
tors an ~ris,efs. but to eXtefmiHate
them.
Qule, has hcca restored IN vlaalsos-
aok.
Trocps are teing rapidly forwarded
to ge.nio.ce the gagf.s ns "a Poland.
Agfar!au escf.efs IN the district Of
SutEha have assumed such a Nio,ent
phase that the troops afe uatb.e TO
core With them. The rioters are plI.
iAglug estates and burning harvested
crops
IT, portions OF vladimir government
peasant mobs are demanding the sur
fen.cr .! stocks U. provisions aud
Threatening 10 set the torch 10 estates
AID storm the ooInty treasures.
The ear hA ratified the nominations
OF PF.yy Councillor Gerard a. govern
o~s-gor.ral Of Finland. a selection most
atcepiai le 10 the t.nn.sa pcoge.
The nsv admiralty yards al st. Pc
tcfsbure have lea closed On account
Of the demand Of The workfneH for an
tight.hogg Jay
A tattalion u rcssryists At Gomel
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Warden Hall Of the Mlsfour! pen.ten'
ilafv ard ave guards. United statca
Marshal ulISssA " hS1<as tit,. sut
IS q his deputies escorted Il fedora!
prlfoueFs from Jefferson City. Mo, TO
The government prison al Fort Leav-
enwcrth. Khs. For some reason Thorn
o. Barrett. 10 meF JERK o. tho st.
Louis eog;; " aipeils. convicted Of
Naturalization frauds. was no, trans
ferfei.
Oscar Ne,scn. aged about 90. was
thot three times By an unknown AZ
8 oux Falls. $ D.. aud will hardly re
cover.
Arthur ". Foo,e. Agei u. a pupil
OF Phillip grammar school In Salem,
Mass. He'd fum Internal injuries re-
oeiyed IN q football game.
In a desperate attempt to escape
from the Nis,ogFl penitentiary BY four
eoLyic;s. Gatekeepsr John Clay ind
Commits afy oscer T.. Allison were
kl'led and Deputy Warden X II. See
| tho; IN the arm ali side, The convicis
we're refapturei after 4 lively chase
and desperate battle when they wee
brought % bay. two Of them being
wounded. one. Hiram Blake. dying OF
his wolnGs later.
Ncwtoa c. DougheFty pleaded guilty
At Peoria. H.. TO the charges o. en-
be1z,nmeat against him and was SEN
fenced 90 ~ lntcierm. nate term In tho
Joliet penirentiary
sephas polude1ter. the murderer OF
Deputy Na;shsl z Il Wade, was
hanged II Rocky Mount. Va He de-
olafed on the ssanald that they wer
hanging an Innocent a
Mrs william Mcwliliams and hei
FIVE children. ranging In age from
three 10 IL years. were found muir
derci In their farm home six mile
south Of Independence, Ia, All hat
been killed by blows with n hammer
The husband AMI father. who Is eyi'
IDENTIFY insane. 1, charged vita th'
crime.
W. n. Haideman. editor Of the Louis
vile (KyI Times. has formally en-
tered the race for the seat In the Unit
ed States senate now held by Hon. J. c
S RlatLturn.
Gen. n J. vll!ocn II In FL paso. Tex.
negotiating for land near FL Paso OF
which IN establish another colony 10
the Peers who recently ~abandone'
their homes in chihuahua. Mexico.
The enforcement of the order reluir
ing Internal revenue taxes 70 be pai'
on certain preparations sold as rene
dIes. but containing a preponderanc'
| OF alcohol, has been postponed Ill Jan
uary l neyt.
The porte has rejected on all point
| the prorossis Of the powers with re
card 10 Macedonian reforms.
The national grange. Patrons OF Hus
tandry. favors the organization b.
farmers OF independent telephone com
p,ries as a means of securing NOR
| reasonable rates ard better service.
Marshall Field. Jr.. while cleaning
gun. PREPARATORY to going hunting, wa
| probably fatally shot at his home !
| chicago.
Attoruey-Ceneral I0rrin Andrews O
| Hawaii, who went 10 Shanghai On a VI
cation trip. has concluded to renal
there, hav,ag struck 4 good thing.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
SELDOM SEEN.
An author Who desires lame.

An author who desires ame
A wife Who has a cent TO her name
A lawyer who thinks he has 20 case.
4 woman who has something to wear.
An egotlst ~ho ever considers hin.
self
An old maid who want to be mar.
rled.
4 college graduate who does no, know
Il all.
A philosopher who applies his thilos-
ophy
A bachelor Who Is dissatisfied ~lih his
state.
An oaee.seek,r Who really desires the
once.
A widower who can sappiani bis srsi
spouse.
A lover Who is no, going to be true
forever.
An inventor Who 10 tot going to be-
eome rich
a spelleindef who 10 no, telling the
bald truth.
A politician who IL In the business for
the spells
A bride who ever would look a, an.
other man.
An editor who does no, yearl for tie
unknown genius.
A correspondent, who dsss not write
her letters 10 haste.
An amateur author who does tot
thlnk he Is turned down" through
jealousy.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
CONVINCING EVIDENCE
Snss os. Williams PINK Pine VIII cvss
Nhevmstsm.

People can cure themselves 81 n good
mnuy common ailments ut a very smnll
cost II they 20 about 1t the right way"
said Mr.. Hear. recently. For instance.
! have just cured myself OF a very pain.
ful disease. I might have begun to treat
it sooner. that's nli the mistake l ma'e
la the matter. Bat ! found the roo, 81
the difficulty and I picked out the right
remedy without the aid Of n doctor.
"lt was really all in my blood. ] first
Eel, q twinge In my left foot aud ankle
in the middle % last January, following
.xrs-ute to cold. ! realized I had rheu.
mntism aud I knew that really omc
from had bod. Cid simply develops
it. Then my hands aud feet were cold
and clanmy even IN hot weather. and
nnmb q great pant % the time. con.
elndcd that my blood was thin aud pbor
aud the circulation sluegi III.
after n time my feet aud ankles
swellcd =, badly that ! couli only tie
my shoes half way M. Ny legs swcllci
terribly nni I could walk only q short
distance lrfure giving oct completely.
when I rad u the curcso ~ all kinds
% bipsi diseases, tlnt hal bcen effected
by DR.. Williams Pink Pills. I WINS con
viuced that they were just the remedy
for my case. aud >, IL proved. I could
see that they were tcnefiiing me- before
] had quite used M the first box. Tho
improvement was decidedly marked NJ.
ter I had taken two bnxes. Threc moro
boxes restored my hands AMI feet and
J legs 20 natuml sikc and feeling aud
then I stopped taking medicine and have
since been perfectly we'll"
Mr.. r. l. Roy Hear lives NJ No. iss
Constitution street. Bristol. II I. Any
one can get convincing evidence that
~. Williams Pink Pills have cured
anemin. rheumatism, c~ryrrrlas aud
other serious diseas.s 81 the bod by
simply writing to the DR.. Williams
Medicine Co., schenectady. MY.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

Msddened by iea0uly because the
Lnec;iops o. his young masters had
teen usurpod by a pony. an English
bulldog attacked the horse In the sia.
bic a Attorney r. G. Perkins. " Pits.
burr. Pa. and In the battle which fol.
lowed the pony vas AZ badly Injured
" Will probably have 70 be shot. For
some time the BULLDOG had been 4 spe.
clhl pet ~ SIR. Perkins children. Mr..
Perkins a few days ago secured .
beautiful pony for the children. and
they At once forsook the dog, trans.
ferrlng their affections 20 she pony.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

II is a r%emarkab', ao,. and one
thar should be Of Inter ~ 90 our farm.
.rs; tia, while population. the area
~ land cultivated. the number OF live
stock ssd productive Industries. have
made n very large advance 10 the las
three decades. the number of sheep
the world over has greatly d!ia. nlshel.
The principal reason for this dwin.
ding Of the focks Is the fact that the
world has been eating up is sheep
The figures taken together show a de-
rea 81 at least 100000 sheep
since 1874, an average q 5000. 900 a
year.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

A sadder occurrence can hardly be
imagined than the recent death Of a
public man In Georgia at the hands
Of his own wife. who sho; him In his
home at night In mistake for a bur.
glar. The house. 1t seems. had been
disturbed by burglars. and a shotgun
was kept on hand as a precautionary
measure. This instance. which is OILY
n Of many such tragedies brought TO
p;ibllc notice in recent years. compels
the rejection whether vastly more
harm than good does MOI come FROM
keeping firearms In a home for pro-
tective purposes.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
the vertical plane

Tie Prussian minister for railways
has placed A. every lmportgn, railway
center throughout the k.ngiom a mag
rineentiy built and appointed car TOT
the transport of sick persons. These
cars have BEEN lifted W from plans
supplied by sanitary authorities.
Spr!ng beds and every medical device
for the alienation 81 suffering during
transit have been utilized. There are
ice safes. gas stoves for cooking. room.
for attendants. snd Ingenious devices
for munilng the sound caused By tbs
motion Of tho train.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
JOYS OF Maternity
4 wuuih's BEST HOPES REALIZED
Hrs Potts Tells How Women Should
Prepare for Motherhood

The darkest days Of husband and
wife are when they come 90 Nlk for
ward Ia ehildless and lonely old age.
Many n wife ha, found herself Inca.
pablc % motherhood owing To a dis
placement Of the womb or lack Of
strength In the g%eneratlye organs
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

Rev Dr. psrkhurs; u quo'ei as say.
ins that he vas pa; IN possession -
he eyidcncc t.n years : sho sing
all the lately cNplsei methods Of the
biz iusurnrc. tolpaa'c. Hs reason
for no; MAJ NJ ~. q h oyldeaee is
that Z would have been zoo much Ike
planting a iyram.t. bomb under tho
throne % sa'an.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

Il is The cpshlon Of Charles Denly.
TIRE new chief eieTk 81 the rate de-
fsrmeni. Nho recently completed a
..Ysfr Official residence "a CANA iha'
the chinese boyco'; o. American
rpois can Do carried 70 me pcint
II seriously affecting our commerce In
the Orient.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

According to the LAT religious cen
sgs u the t'nltti States. there are
In ihis country no lees than i4j d.
unc; denominations. or church bodice
coming under the %sohefal name d
Pfo,sF;an'. The Prcsbytcrians them.
selves are sibdlyldcd INTO ~ separate
hoiie. the Methods; into ~ and the
Lu'hefars into ~
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

T. has beea 'Ae sg5lcc; o. frequen,
remark that suicides Indicate how
much The unfortunate people who CON-
nit them are Influenced by the force
. imitation .; thus happens tia; sui
tAcs that srccsed each other In rapid
succession are committed IN much iac
'Ane o showing apparently. that
re later hes have Initiated those that
have Yone haflfn
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

Bn, little paper has been recently
made from rags; ver-.able snb<an.
oes such a. vocd. Alfalfa and straw
are especially employed Hg, the use
81 fgrze. Wild or cultivated. has o
bs,a ihonsh' % until ~rescn;ly.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

Ia Frsac. NJ Santos Dumont has
been continuing his experiments with
varous shaped alrships. His la;es;
patterns have assumed more Of a nsa
sha2e Experiments nave been contln
r~f also with Lehauiy's aiThlps. As
coats with them have recently been
nate AZ Mssson. Ia France. grcai
s'ron being paid to the aefoplanes
SienN-.ts g. : Toe 'ha sirshin
N thu vertical piane
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

TIE uh.iei States government; has
p.sccd one II the large; :Jain-e-s FOR
torpc.oes EVER male With a Brooklyn
frm The contract calls Tor the de-
livery Of g. 90 .ooc worth Of dirsibis
.fc,rie ,orpoioes Of the Kind Nh!ch
the company ~pa.cn'ei several years
ALL
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

"earsory

Gladly Mamma, wnai u "earsofy
Nsmn,-lt J. N. hind u look that your
fts,f sve. wn.u Re wants TO swear bus
cvs,nt .arc-Rns,yn News.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
Not TO n Thought OF.

Husband Don't you think II would
b. as well TO save that money for .
rainy day
Wife Good gracious. no, can't 20
shopping on a rainy day.-Cassell 9.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
THE WEEKS NEWS
TERSElY OUTLINED
Al Epi,ome Of the Most Important
Events a. Hsme and Abroad
the Past Week.
NORTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH.

iatest Devsi.pemests II the later
ssi fseussss IN nu.sts, Together
VITA Iseas OF Interest Csiied
tro@ the t~@portsss happenings
All over Moria.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

A dealer in artificial limits estimates .,hat
sp.cy kngli-hmen have lost one or both
leg.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

49, ass vecy ss'ecs weess ee~A.g i~e~
md 6Svs tale Grand ssuDsdy . ssisfS
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-02

Receipts. Shipments.
wheat Du.....s'''.........,lz ZtUOO 1bl, OOU
Corn bu..,',................ 6Oe 5000
Oats, bu....,..,,..,,..,...... 1890 $4,000
The range OF prices pNid in Kansas City
as reported by the Edwards-Wood COM
pany, 110-111 Board Of Trade building. was:
ArticlesI Omen. High. Low. Close.l Yes,y.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-02
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Demand from shSrts Satisfied aAd Early
Market IL RsaotiOnary.
CLOSING is IRREGULAR AND EASY
American Smelling, Reading and
Missouri, Kansas a Texas
Make New High
Records.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The demand from
the bears caught short Of the market
yesterday by the news from Russia having
been satisfied during the day, was no
longer in evidence in today's market ny lts
sustaining influence. Besides that the tone
of the news from Russia over night re-
Vived a feeling of apprehension that the
medication of the country was still open
to question This factor was dealt with
from a theoretical rather than n pracucal
standpoint as the foreign stock markets
were closed in observance of "All Saint
day" and the usual barometer OF foreign
political conditions was thus lacking IN
iuenCe from this source was almost entirely
sentimental as there was no actual selling
of stocks for foreign account.
The news of today's events as II came
TO hand also served to quiet apprehension
regarding the situation in Russia. More
importance was attached therefore, to the
reduction of the short interest as an ex-
PLANTATION of the reactionary tone of the
early market The decrease in the volume
of activity also pointed to the satisfaction
Of the short interest. There was not lack lac
group of speculative industrials We're
rushed UP, some OF them to record hBures'
In sudden spasms OF ACTIVITY; A Al eca.1
figures, although the last named stock was
undergoing a process OF proht-taklng SO
that its rise was limited. The most con-
spicuous new point of strength was in the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas stocks which
have been much neglected since the annual
report OF the president deprecated hopes ISL, OF
There was talk that buying for representa-
tlves on the board was the cause OF Texas
advance, but nothing authoritative on the
subject was made known The sustaining
influence Of the special points of strength
induced some recoveries in the general
list from the early depression, but no firm
resistance was shown to the reactionary
tone.
Sterling exchange continued its decline
and no further talk was heard of gold ex-
ports for the present. The turn OF the
month abroad brings normal relaxation In
the money market and easier conditions are
expected until the end OF the month. In
our own market a firmer tone for time
money was maintained. New Orleans got
an additional $4,000 through the sub
treasury and the loss by the banks to that
institution since the last bank statement
was swelled to $2,249,OOO. Further calls for
currency are looked for both from New
Orleans and Chicago The tension In the
call money market, however, was slightly
relaxed The discount of the New York eX'
change at Chicago was widened The an
pearance of advance sheets of the Iron
Age Weekly Review caused late spurt
In some of the iron and steel industrials
and the market closed irregular.
Bonds were irregular Total sales pal
value S3,1S5,000. United States bonds were
all unchanged on call.
The range of prices on the New York
Stock exchange was as follows:
Sales. High. Low Close
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-02
T BE- $:;::: :;g;; 81, " g.. a 81 ~

Articles open. High Low. Close. Yes'y
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-02

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.--METALS--There
was a sharp break in the London tin mar
ket, which closed at e145 for spot and at
e145 IS Cd for futures. The local market
remained dull and showed comparatively
little change, closing at $S2. S0QD33. so. Copper
was about SIS higher at e51 los for spot,
but futures were unchanged at ESQ los I'd
in London. The local situation is I'M
changed Lake is quoted at 316.37q16.671s,
electrolytic at $1625q16.621A and casting at
$1600@16.3715. Lead was unchanged at ETA
los Sd in London. The local market con-
tinues firm, with quotations at prompt
spot delivery ranging from $500 to $40,
while supplies for shipment within thirty
days are quoted at s5.l5. spelter was un-
changed. Iron was easier abroad, with
standard foundry closing at sis 4d and
Cleveland warrants at 52s 71hd. The do
nestle market continues firm, with good
demand. No. / northern and southern
foundry are quoted at SIS. 25q1s.5O and No.
northern and southern foundry at S775q
1900 Exports of copper for the month
were 1904 tons, as against 26,5S5 for the
same month last year.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1,-METALS-Lead
quiet, s. 12h, bid. Spelter, weak, $602h
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-02
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day ON Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.--FLOUR-Recepts
1854 bills; exports, 1.7Os bills; market quiet
and unsettled; Minnesota patents, $460q
$50; Minnesota bakers, $S,65d4OO; winter
patents 4.zbq465; winter straights, $4,000
4lo; winter ~ re extras 81 @SsgSSS winter low
good,> $4.OOpL10; choice to fancy, S415q4.50.
Buckwheat -four, firm; spot and to arrive,
RECOMMENDATIONS; delivered in New
York 64I5@65c
CoRNAEAL-s Steady; fine white and yell
low, 81 ;26gl.SO; coarse, al6ails; kiln dried.
RYE--steady; No western. 76c, c. /. f..
BARLEY-Firm: feeding, 42Ac, c. /. f.,
New York; mailing, 614c.
WHBAT-Receipts p, 900 bu. exports 49,
a1oat; No No. Northern er Manitoba, s2c. T. O.
b.. afioat. Apart from higher opening
ON cables, wheat was weak all day, closing
professionals and reported selling by the
bull leaders constituted the weak points,
In face OF foreign news that was generally
bullish. May s3ssa95c, closed 933sci De-
cember, 94xd9G%c, closed 95c.
CORN--Receipts, 1880 bu.; exports 49, 99
VStor and se Seea by aoa NO Se
low, 63lAc; No. white, 631ac. The option
market was generally easier with wheat
lower; January closed 54%c; May, 5l7sq52lac,
closed 5lSc; December, 51hg51Ssc, closed
0ATs-Receipts, $1,000 bu; exports, 1910
bu. spot market firm; mixed oats, &c 20
30 lbs, CSC; natural white, 30 to 80 lbs 35ls
QS7o; clipped white, S6 to 40 lbs, S7qSSjac.
, FEED--Firm; spring bran. $l700; prompt
shipment; middling, $l615, prompt ship
ment city, A1Oq3;0o,
choice, 7I1aUS2lAc,
HoPs-Steady; state, common to choice,
1905. 17a22c; 1904 l6q2Oc; olds, Sal0e; Pa
cine coast 1865, l2aiSc; 1904 12gl5c; olds,
Sdl0c.
HIDEs-Quiet; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs,
0c; California, u TO 20 lbs, 1870: Texas,
dry. "a to 30 lbs, lSlbC.
LEATHER-FiTm; acid. 26I27c.
PRONlSIONS-Beef quiet; family, Sll 81
G12.50; mess. S9.5Odl00O; beef hams, S21 o.
a22.50 packet, $l0.50all.00; city extra India
bellies, $s;i6qlO5O; picked shoulders. S65(
d100; picked hams, 50 25d975 Lard, steady
western steamed 81 40; refined, quiet; cont,
nent, T.65; South America, $.S5; compound
N.b Pork, barely steady; family, S17 50d
800; short clear, NAO0di6 Is; mess. $500
TALLOW-Steadyi city G2 per pkg. 4ihc
RICE-Firm; domestic, fair TO extra 81
G6c; japan, nominal.
BUTTER - Easy; street price, eXtrs
creamery. 22a22l5c. Oficial prices: Cream
cry, common To extra l6d22c; western fac
tory, common 10 extra, 15dl7ikc
EGGS-Strong; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, Sc; state
choice, SOd38c; state, mixed extra, sc
western fine selected, &c; western average
best 25f26 Kentucky, 2OG2Sc.
CHEESE-Strong; state, full cream, small
Colored and white. September fancy, lShc
state, October. choice, lSAc; state, fair {,
good l2hql2&c.
POIITRY-I.ive, easy; western chickens
lOc; fowls. lie: turkeys, l4c dressed
weaker; western chickens, 9Ii6c; turkeys
ltW s0C; fowls, l0Gl3c.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-02
Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 1880 head. including 500 southerns;
market steady; top steers $500; choice ex-
port and dressed beef steers, S5.25Q600; fair
to good, $3.7j@6.0O western steers, S2.s0lD
4.50; stockers and feeders, 81. 40GJ42O; south
ern steers, $250q4.5Oi southern cows, $.75G
275; native cows, 81, 75d360; native heifers,
$2.65GI475; bulls, $2.OOdG3OO; calves, 81 50d6.5O.
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head market 10c
lower; top, $500 bulk of sales, SS5Gi4. 92I
heavy, A.S0dJ00; packers, A.S5G492A; pigs
and light, $4.7hd490.
and lights, S4.75Q490
head; sheep weak TO 10c lower; lambs 10d
loo lower; native lambs S. 75Gl7.5 80; western
lambs, $5,75Gp7.65; ewes and yearlings "a. 5Oa
500; western clipped yearlings, $5.OOGI6. 90;
western clipped sheep SOOa565; stockers
and feeders, $3.75dA75
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-02

WASHINGTON, Nov. The monthly
statement Of the public debt shows at the
close OF October 81, 1906. the debt, less cash
In the treasury, amounted TO $l.002 GAG, l25
which Is an increase for the month OF 49,
O6Sll6. This increase Is largely accounted
for by the decrease in the amount OF cash
on hand due 10 increased expenditures.
The debt is recapltulated as follows: In
terest bearing debt, 1895, l5S $40; debt or
which interest has ceased since maturity
s, 2Sl, 07b; debt bearing no interest SsSS on,
S9s; total, Sl.2S4. 4l3
This amount, however does rot includs
81 O09, SS4969 In certificates and treasury
notes outstanding which are OFFSET by an
equal amount Of cash held for their re-
demption.
The cash In the treasury Is classified al
follows; Gold reserve Sl50.O006,O; trust
funds 81 GOA, 2SfSia; general fund, Sl59. 559.
2l5; in national bank repositories, So, T2e, sl2