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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-03-23


ienation of Minister Witte and his
council of ministers, it is reported
upon good authority. has been accept
ed by Emperor Nicholas.
Toxic. March 1S.-Kuropatkin nav
ing failed in his declaration that ne
would DICTATE TERMS OF PEACE
IN TOXIC" the Japanese have now
turned the expression and are ciamor-
ing for OYAMA TO DICTATE PEACE
IN ST. PETERSBURG"
There Is much speculation over the
extent Of the Russians retirement
Harbin Is regarded as logical base,
but 1t Is suggested that they may at
tempt to hold the Kirin line. The coun-
try between Kiyuan and Sungari is In
hospitable.
Formerly the conservative element IN
high councils Of Japan favored setting
a limit to the Manchurian advance. II
opposed advancing to Harbin. but the
results of the victory at Mukden arr
removing opposition, and the bulk Oh
opinion and judgment now favors
pressing advantages and carrying tnf
war to the utmost limits possible.
The japanese press considers thai
Manchuria is now virtually in state
of japanese occupation. but the papers
dismiss the thoughts Of speedy peace
in view OF Russian reluctance to ad'
nit defeat.
Under the circumstances. therefore
II Ia held that It will be essential te
prosecut the war vigorously.
The premier. speaking at dinner O
the Bankers club. asked his heerer'
To conceive themselves in the positier
Of Russia. who. although enormously
superior in resources, population and
military renown, II now confronted
with the painful question OF suing fol
peace with o nation hitherto regard
ed with contempt 1t would be unwise
he said, to anticipate such confession
The Japanese. he added, must be pre-
pared to continue the war to the bit
ter end.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-03-23

The saw mill of 5. H. Bolinger
& Co, at Bolinger, Bosier parish,
was DESTROYED by fire last week. The
loss is SCI, 900, half covered BY in.
snrance. The plant will be imme-
diately rebuilt.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-03-23
Artesisn Wen for Alexandra.

The city authorities Of Alexan-
dria have contracted with New
Orleans firm for an artesian well,
and if the well gives from 100 to
$50 gallons per minute the con-
tractors are to be paid $500. and
If over 200 gallons, $500.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-03-23
BOOKER WASHINGTON DINED.


New York, March 1a-Booker 7.
Waxhingtoa, tho noted negro edu-
eator. was the guest Of District At
torney Perome. They lunched- TO-
gether It the City club.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-03-23
TO Investigate Port Arthur ssrren1ef

ST. Petersburg. March IA COM
mission has been. appointed, under the
presidency of Gen. Roop, q member OF
the council of the empire, to investi-
gate the surrender Of Port Arthur and
act as court to determine the respon-
sfbility Of Cen Stoessel.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-03-23
Uncle Sam - Help u

mt stations Of Louisiana, has
ed from Washington, where
at last week to hold confer
with the heads of the depart
Of agriculture in regard to the
eration work which is being
in Louisiana between the
Zed States agricultural depart
and the State officials.
Dodson was very successful
Us mission, and besides bring
about q closer relation between
siana and the Federal officials
ke agricultural department., the
eration and assistance of the
nment was secured in several
Ftakings which will be of in
liable benefit to the farmers of
isiana and to the State in gem
Mr.. Dodson saw Prof. Hays,
assistant secretary of agricul-
Or. Galloway, chief of the bu-
Of plant industry, and DIR.
head of the experiment sta
Of the United States.
Dodson arranged to take up
ional experiment work with
department of agriculture,
will be done, jointly between
State and Federal government.
asde arrangements with the bu-
kof plant and seed introduction
kslre some of the plants and seed
eerv character that they import
s foreign countries, and will Sc
] from the United States what
seed or plants that are wanted
the purpose of establishing q
IN in Baton Rouge, in which
Kse grown every kind of agri-
|6ral product that can be raised
bis climate. This garden is to
Established at the experiment
fon Just north Of the city.
B Dodson arranged to take up
: of the crops that are grown
market, but are not well estab-
3. and grow them in sufficient
6fities in order to test the ques-
whether or not a market can
Ietablished for those products
IS example, Mr. Dodson will Sc
through the United States de-
emit Of agriculture, the very
specimen Of artichoke which
5un ii France and imported to
ountry in large quantities, and
it cannot be grown in Louis
Just as we'll as in France, and
Il SEE If 4 more extensive mar
81 this article cannot be devel-
in the North.
ofher very important and ad-
q step which will be taken as
salt Of the trip of Mr.. Dodson
ashington will be the selection
ne farms in Louisiana where
Ieolfs If fhe experiment sta
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-03-23
JAPS MAY Dictate
At ST. PETERSBURG
japanese Clamoring for Oyama to
Name Peace Terms at
Russian Capital.
TOXIC fAVoRS CARRYING Tue
WAR TO The UTMOST LIMITS.

The Premier of Japan, Speaking at
D,uner of the Bamkera' Club,
said the Japanese Must Be fre-
pared to Continue the War to the
Bitter End.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-03-23
DU)ISlANA STATE NEWS
Quarantine Line Changed.

The regulations of the Louisiana
Crop Pest Commission have been
amended and revised. and the quar-
antine line against the boil weevil
which last year was practically the
State line between Louisiana and
Texas. has been moved eastward to
include the weevil-infested portion
Of Louisiana.
These changes were made at a
special meeting of the commission
held last week in Shreveport. Those
who attended the meeting were !:
Prof. W. r. Dodson, L. S. Frier-
son, Howell Carter and Prof. Will
mon Newell. !
The new boil weevil quarantine
line runs in general along the Red
river from Arkansas to Boyce, Rap
ides parish; thence south from Rap
ides parish along the east bounda-
ries of Calcasieu and Cameron par
ishes to the Gulf of Mexico. That
part of Louisiana included in the
quarantine line is as follows: Cad
do, DeSoto. part of Red River, Sa-
bine, part of Natchitoches, Vernon,
Rapides, Calcasieu and Cameron
parishes.
Hereafter there will be no re-
strictions % shipments from Texas
to the parishes west of the quaran-
tine line. A quarantine will continue
against Texas and that part of LOU
isiana west of this line. All quar-
antine will continue in effect on
cotton seed, cotton seed hulls and
household goods.
The commission has also enacted
a quarantine regulation intended to
prevent the introduction and the
dissemination of San Jose scale and
other serious pests Of fruit trees.
This quarantine will prevail against
all States and countries. Hereafter
no shipments of nursery stock will
be admitted to Louisiana unless ac-
companied by certificate of in
spaction, and after August / all
nurservmen in Louisiana will be re-
quired to have certificates of in
spection> before making shipments
of nursery stock, and also after that
date all common carriers will be
prohibited from handling stocks
from nurseries unless the shipments
are accompanied by certificates of
inspection.
The crop pest commission has de-
cided to use every means in its pow
er to prevent the further spread Of
the boil weevil and pests injurious
to fruit trees. The work has been
well organized BY the commission,
and under the leadership of Prof.
Newell it is hoped to stop further
advance of these pests in Louisiana.
The commission has appointed J.
B. Garrett and w. O. Martin, of
the Louisiana State University, as
assistants. to begin work on May Is.
Messrs. Garrett and Martin have
taken d special course in agriculture
at the university. and have had ex-
tended training in the entomolog-
ical work. Mr.. Garrett was in the
employ of the commission in 1904,
while Mr.. Martin has had an ex-
tended experience in agricultural
work.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-03-23

st. Petersburg, March 1s.-The res
ignation of Minister Witte and his
council of ministers, it is reported
upon good authority. has been accept
ed by Emperor Nicholas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12

St. Louis Feb. 1O.-George J. Gould, accompanied by Mrs. Gould. Benjamin Nlceolls, R. H. Russell, Mrs. Stewart and daughter and E. T. Jeffrey. spent today in St. Louis and tonight departed over teh Iron Mountain road for a trip over the Gould southern properties.
 The trip may extend into Mexico. In speaking of southwestern traffic. Mir. Gould said:
 '"The earnings of the southwestern lines are not altogether satisfactory at present though I believe the pros. poets for better traffic are encourag- ing The cause of the decrease in earnings I ascribe to bad weather and not to the war in export corn rates as has been stated. Certainly the Missouri Pacific has not lost $5O0.006 by this war as has been intimated bs some experts and when the matter is sifted I am sure that h will be found that the Missouri Paeif. ie did not start the rate war. feel certain that within few weeks this trouble will be settled if not earlier I expect to rettrn by St Louis and when I do hope to be able to give out information regarding the Gould lines in the southwest which will be of interest"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12
STORE. IO5 Dexter Avenue Telephone A6
 AGENCY NEW IDEA PAPER PATTERNS.
Money Saving Chances
 in Every Department.

We've arranged sale that will keep busy early and tepce being the magnet and quality the reward of the effort coming here Read the list carefully there's surely something need
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12
Gould on Rate War.

County Roll Butter, 20 eents pound Smith & WOFnum, Phone GOd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12

NEW SPRING PERCALEs, regular
 IF I-2c quality, nicely assortcdI light and dark, for Monday. ice goo pieces PIQUE, white grounds, with assorted figures and stripes, also solid white. light blue. pink, tan and garnet, worth fully 1Sc a yard, for Monday .................... 1Oc 1OO pieces RUSSIAN DUCK. polka dots, stripes and solid coEorsy regular 15c. quality. for Monday .............1 ice One ease FRENCH ZEPHYR GTNG- HAMS, suitable for Waists and Shirt
 Waist Suits, for Monday, per yard .....'...'..''.'.' '.''s.'.''AOc FANCY CHIFFON vOILEs, figured and
 solid, in aIl cOlors, worth 2Ee n yard,
 foR Monday ..-........s'.....1o MERCERIxED POPLIN LAWN, in solid
 cOIors, worth 2Sc a yard, for Mon-
 uay '.. rs' 's''''. .s''s,.'...s''1oc DON SAN sUITINGs--Heavy quality
 assorted coIors. for Suits and skirts, 2Tc quality for Monday ......... .15c CHECK NAINSOOK, regular Sc quality.
 for Monday, . yard. ..............Se .Se WHITE INDIA LAWN. regular Sc quaI-
 ity, for Monday .....,...,.......6 .6e >4O-inch WHITE LAWN, very sheer and
 strong, worth 15c Q yard, fOF Mon-
 any .................... ..14e EMBROIDERIEs and INSERTIONS, a
 large assortment, worth Sc a yardB
 for Monday ........:....'...s. ..0c EMBROIDERIES, Swiss and Hamburg,
 with insertions to match, sold else@
 where at 16e to 1Se a yardJ for Mom- day 10e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12
PAINTS AND OILs

Lumber. sash. doors and blinds builders hardware. lime, cement Nand plaster at Payne, Willingham S, Woods No. 121 Commerce Street. and Lumber Yards on W. of A. Railroad tracks. Phone 970 or 1540. ady
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12
TO PARTICIPATE IN PARADE.
Two More Students Names to Attend
 Inauguration.

AuE0NAOAs
 Joe Frank Lassiter, of MontRomerv and Walter Mellman, of HuntsvIlIe' were yesterday appointed by State Su- perintendent of Education l. W. Hill to go 10 Washington and participate in the Presidential inauguration as stu dents of the schools of Alabama.
 This completes the group of five high school pupils who were invited by the Committee on Civic Organization of the Inaugural Parade to attend the cere- monies on March 1. There are five or less students from each State invited
 The other three boys who have ere dentials from Alabama are W. R. Brandt. of Montgomery. M. Bibb Fol mar. of Troy, and Herbert Pettus, of Huntsville.
 The students will report to the Civic Committee on arrival in Washington. and receive the necessary instructions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12

A woman's idea of superb finance is not to lose the nickel that she saves from her shopping for her car fare home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12

X woman does a lot of thinking try ing to agure out whether the haoy is going to be d great man or Eoaa man.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12

T0RCHON LACES-From enA fo feMa
 inches wide, with insertiona t0 naas1ss
 for Monday ..So q %ARN LADIES' WAISTS, of extra Gn9 auaHl&x
 WHITE CHINA SILK, neatly fszrMe
 med with valenciennes imsertfam nm@ tucks, regular $500 vainss Ter Memv
 day ....s...ss..s....ssss sNN-~S WHITE CHINA SILK WAISTS, tsanhea front, set oR with French lsnets~~N garment worth @4.o0--for Mpm~ day ................... .vA.a57 LADIES' WAIsTs--soIid black mmA white extra quality China Saiks also white Iawn, trimmed with va1em~ clennes or embroidery anseFtaoms roE~ ular sS.2S goods for Monday. s<4 WHITE LAWN wAISTs--KxnnGsau1 trimmed with embroidery ineeRtloA and tucIxa worth s2.5o for MeM- day .................s.. SxsgA WHITE LAWN wAIsTs--Eamhxeaae front with three clunters tiny tuei<a each side also wzfte with large kzMGk
 polka dots reguiar S1.60 value feE Monday ........s.s....s.tssv sv's~ BLACK LAWN WAISTS with tucked front and white trimmed wtth lace insertion sold elsewhere at 01.zN fcz Monday s.s...ssss...s..sess sH@e WHITE LAWN WAISTS tucked and trimmed with Insertion regular e1.e0s values, for Monday. .S4c LADIES' WAISTS made of white laws with small black polka dots also solid whlte insertion trimmeA mmd fueked. worth zSe, for Monday .......... .1Bn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12

No Name Cambr full yard wide and good the Londa for
 Monday 10 yards for 1Dc Canton Flannel, 10 yards for :. s5e
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE New-Orleans- r,o,
mercial. &c discount; bank. 81 premium San Fran
cisco-Sight &c; telegraph. &c. Boston-Par. Chi
caso-lOo premium Charleston-Buying par: SELL
Ing l-1oc premium. St Louis-3Oc premium bid Aoc
premium asked Mlneapolis-6Oc premium Cinctn
natl-l5c to ac premium Savannah-Buying EDo
discount: selling, 75c premium.
BANK CLEARlNGs. = New-York - Exchanges
SA9S5l7e65; balances. $SO205.oe. Philadelphia-Fx-
changes. sSs,947.45; balances, saZSS7S Boston
Exchanges. s52;e44.2O balances g 2S478 Chicago
discharges. sSs.e120S7; balances. SS67s6s0 Balti-
more-Exchanges, &427,1a2; balances, ss5a,65
SILVER MARKBT-Bar silver, 5T%o; Mexican
silver dollars. sc Bar silver in London closed at
2s 7-Isd
GOLD PfSEMIUM.-In Madrid 81 81; Lisbon $50
MEXICAN EXCFANGE-Mexican exchange on
New-York is quoted at 2025k
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS-Customs receipts
reported from Washington. ssa. .17s; internal reve-
nue. receipts 1885, 3; miscellaneous receipts ssas
Receipts for the day 2217sa5; expenditures 81 TO-
eeo. Receipts for the month date S. $50 os4: ex-
Denditures, <4eo.ooo; excess Of receipts, seloosA
Receipts for the fiscal year to date s4ss Ia; ex-
penditures. s53 eG7a2; excess of expenditures sse
1886
SUB-TREASURY.-Tha Sub-TT~azury was dabtor
o ths Clearing House $a-20-lE.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03
CONDITION OF TRADE.
"Dun's Review" says

Warmer weather is needed to restore normal con-
ditions botn In trade circles and the farms The
season opened bright with promise dealers prepar-
ing for heavy spring business. but abnormally
low temperature and excessive moisture retarded
consumption. and burdensome stocks must be
ried over unless denominations are reduced by
clearance sales at bargain prices A few weeks OF
hot weather would greatly improve the situation.
however, particularly to the agricultural out
LOOK. which would be reflected in other Industries
very promptly. a little weakness is noted in pig
iron, but most lines of finished steel are in good
demand, and confidence is expressed in results a
month hence unless there should be a serious con-
troversy regarding wages. Other leading branches
OF manufacture making favorable reports the
rise ia prices of material acting as stimulus
at textile mills, but any excessive imitation would
prove Injurious. Such reports are available for
the full month May indicate much better results
than last year particularly statistics of failures
and bank exchanges. while incomplete returns Of
railway earnings show an average gain of IL per
cent, norelgn commerce at this port for the last
Week was also favorable exports exceeding those
OF 1901 hy "a ss7.Ss9 while imports showed a small
gam OF sfslS54. Aside from slight furry In call
ioans que 10 monthly settlements, money has ruled
easy. ana securities recovered little more OF the
recent Icss. Bank exchanges at New-York wars
U.s. Per cent larger than In the same last year
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, June 2, p m.-The market for Arneri
can securities was weak Last quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03

Quotations for foundry at the II a. M and p m
calls compare with the closing prices Of Thursday
as follows: -,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03

while ST other leading cities there was an increase
of 17.2 per cent.
"Bradstreet's" says: N
Trade reports. crop conditions and. to, a lessee
degree collections display an improved appear
ance the result of rather better weather condi-
tons Clearing skies and more seasonabe weather
have rnada for better retail trade improved recorder
business with iobbers in seasonable goods, and last
but not least have cleared the crop situation and
aIioped some measure of ascertanment of the
damage done by excessive rains, high water or low
temperatures in widely separated areas. reports
IN HFradstreet's'' indicate that some impairment
has occurred in winter wheat, the outlook for
not probab Bile Spring wheat promise is good and
NAV make up for some Of the less anticipated
had to be replanted and that crop has not secured
the best of starts while the hen acreage Will aoou5
scarcity Of labor .precludes best working West
East of that river the prospect is better. but not
ouite equal to a year ago. Indications favor the
yievv that the 10 per cent decrease in total area
predicted last week viii not be far out Of the way
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities in the first
part of the session inclined to be Irregular ana
trading was on a moderate scale The fluctuations,
however were of small proportions. hardening
tendency developed in the afternoon in sympathy
with the strength in the stock market There
was considerable activity in a number Of the low
priced stocks, which was accompanied by good ad-
vvances Northern Securities sold off l per cent,
but subsequently recovered Interborough Rapid
Transit was erratc; opening off fraction It rose
figure Chicago Subway continued its upward
course gaining per cent New-York Iraansp93g- pr
sues were materially higher on limited trading ding
way shares ruled strong. In the copper stocks
british Columbia was the overshadowng feature.
on heavy dealings 1t gained more than l per cent
Greene Gold was active, but irregular
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03
asked
CHICAGO STOCKS.
FURNISHED by W. r. Hoigan & Co.. No, III Broadway
slra
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney Co.. No 25 Broad-st.
Nevg-York and No. 122 South 4th-st-. PhilaGeIphia9
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03
BOND MARKET TRADING.

GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market steady. Final
quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03
MONEY IN CIRCULATION.

Money in circulation in the United States on June
! compares as follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened et 91h
per cent; highest, per cent; lowest 2A per cent:
last loan, % cent; close. 292A per cent; ruling
rate. 21a per cent Time money was quoted at ner
cent for sixty days. 81 per for three four and
five months ana SAQ313 per cent for six months
Commercial paper quoted at 3s444 per cent for
sixty to ninety days. 4641a per cent for four and
six months and AS per cent for others
FOREIGN Observation-Disclosures closed e+esd
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03

100000 Total sales for the day, unlisted
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03

RAILROAD BONDs.-Market irregular. Total
sales amounted in par value to s427s5eO, against
$4'21|oo0 on Thursday, The heaviest dealings
were In the Atchison issues, Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit IS, Central Pacific 374s Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad Is, Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy IS, Green Bay and Western debenture Bs
Northern Pacific IS. st. Louis and San Francisco
rounding 4s Union Pacific convertible 4s and
wisconsin Central general Is American Tobacco
As and IS and United States Steel rs were olso
active
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03

FOREIGN MONEY MARKETS-CaI money in
London, 1A91A per cent Open market discount
rate for short bills, lie per cent; long bills 1-l6
per cent. Berlin discount rate "a per cent Berlin
exchange on London 20 marks 10 pfennigs. Paris
discount rate l sic per cent Paris exchange on
London, Is francs 19 centines
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Britis consoIs for
money SOS lex interesO for the account 80 916 (ex
interest). French rentes 80 francs 50 centmes
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03
49,, 60 5s4 $40 T16 So 57s OO8 6s6 50 sos 279 u

Money in circulation increased In the month of
May S666i0SO and for the twelve months ended
Nav 81 il increased $500 799. Circulation per cap
ita on June l was sSl o. against $50 90 June l,
1884, s2s e4 in 1s0s s2S 81 in 1902. So 13 in 1901 and
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES,

Quotations for regular at the g. m. and
D. m calls compare with the final prices Of Thurs
day as follows
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03
EARLY DECLINES
STOCKS.
tations were:

Closing prices yesterday of the principal acti'e
securities and net changes from THURSDAY 5 q"o-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-26
GrOHnnns sinsr asasn Strabe
gum Sababofe borseidlaseu.

pa Der 8ertebr in Siio=W etibian
Str. spii9en @afbinatOn Str. unb
Der Union Station felt ben lebten Sab.
ten gang gepaltig 3usenOmmen bat, 1T
bOr9ef4lagen tuOrben, Sndion place
BON Wc@rea mad Wsribinn Str. FIR
ben gerte6r 5u er6fnen. %. g. BUR.
fcro eriu9te geitern Die Sirettore1 beg
Commercial Club feline 8emi6unoer
in bieier Ri5tung gu unterfiben. Die
Grpeiterun9 piroe bur9 ben i'm
Gebruar niebergsbranntsn Sitritt
fit6ren.
Cine @afe bsrbinbst iebt bstanntliG
SadiOn plaB uno Wsrioian Strase
uno Serr Surforo i4ldst Dor, bieIelbe
gu erpeitern oura ben Nnfauf Der beia
ben @runofide fioli9 bon berIelbsl,
bon oenen leoe cine TrOnt bon 81 Sub
bat. @s piiroe babur9 cine StraBe
BON 60 Srei!e 6ergefeqt tpsroen. Ser
preis piiroe fi4 auf circa $54, 900 be-
laufen. Sc tperoen mehr unb mebr
&etaiadoen in Der 8eaeno e%rbffnst uno
our4 grmeitun9 Der Strabs piiroe Die
bic 8aibingtOn uno Sqinois StraBe
aberfut6snoe Meni9enmense nod bort-
bin ab9eleitet tperoen.
Die ifdbtiiden Seamteu inb fur
Surforo's plan singsnommen uno es
pirb Der 2Ommiiiuu FIR 6ffentli9e
Irbeiten Elm oabin sebsnoss @eiu9
u~nterbreitst tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-26
NeHe Saeorporatiomen.

Goloenoe @eieli9aften erpirtten
bonn Staatsietretdr lire SncOrpOra-
tions=p apiere
Die 8ant bon u. 3. Nnbretus, ST..
& Son, bon 2aporte; capital $751;
900; Ib-atam %. Nnorews, grdi.
bent. 9ionel M. Ssu9ler. 2affrsr.
Die Society Of gr.@arOlinians".
9irettoren: Sabio 8. @aipt, Sames
8rap, &obert 8. @rpin, &ufus &eo=
bling, @eorse WilbOrn, u. 9. 2Opoer=
milf, &. %. &sobing, IarOn @ortb,
WiQiam g. Moon, Cigar Stuart uno
5. 90. WilfOn.
Die p2igbt, Sent & pOtuer Co.,
@onnerspile, Capital 500. 900; 81.
rettoren: 81. Nsil 8urseB unb 6. 8.
8ur9eb, beibe bon SEEM Oort, unO %.
@berett Sotpe bon @onnersbiles
Die rSarmers Mutual Telephone
Co.," Wbitlsp &c., erb6bte ibr @apita
bon $25, 900 auf 500, 600.
Sic T. padarb Co., Sort Wapne,
erb6bts ibr @apiial auf s4S, 900.