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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-18

to q gushing young
woman, daughter Of
a western Demo
cratic politician.
She was deeply ir
terested in politics.
but her knowledge
was not proportion
cd TO her zeal. She
had a brother living
IN New York who
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-18

1872 for president.
As commander of
the Iron Brigade"
he won a record as
n soldier seldom
equaled. 1t was at
the secondBullRun
that the "Stonewall
Brigade" of the
Confederate army
and the Iron Bri-
gade" Of the Fed
eral army Trappled
i'm a death strug
gle. When the sol
dicrs had exhaust
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-18

son. utes. Only thirty
minutes interviewed before his train
would start. and it was the only train
before the hour for the appointed
speech. As Mr. Swanson was born
while his father was lighting I'm the
battle of Malvern Hill and all his
knowledge Of the various strategic
movements Of the war and his stock
OF anecdotes were acquired at second
hand he felt himself poorly equipped
TO undertake an offhand effort to the
grizzlcd veterans.
He called up the station detective
and the telephones TO police hcadquar-
tiers were set going with hot questions
as to how 60 find the bag. I'm less than
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-18

-
Governor Claude a. Swanson Of Nir-
ginia, who says the railroads by elm
mating competition in rates have
forced the public to protect itself by
controlling the same, was a member
Of the house Of representatives 2 short
time ago, and one day he was leaving
Washington 10 deliver a speech at q
convention Of Confederate veterans.
As he stood at the wicket in the
Pennsylvania railroad station buying
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-18

a ticket he placed
his little hand bag
on the floor. When
he had folded up
his ticket and turn
ed to pick up his
bag it was gone.
Inside It was the
speech which he
was to deliver to
the veterans. 4
cold chill ran down
the congrcssman's
DaCk, ana lllell not
perspiration oOZed
from every pore,
willing his fine lin
en- i'm a few min
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-18

Indigestion is much of a habit Don't
get the habit Take a little KodOl Dys-
pepsia Cure after eating and YOU will quit
belching, putting palpitating and frown-
ing Kodol digcsts what YOU eat and
makes the stomach sweet. Sold by Chas.
RhOde.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-18

Mayor George b. Mcclellan Of New
York, who narrowly escaped being in
the railway accident near Salisbury,
England. says there is no such thing as
honest graft" and that "gild it rs you
please graft is grisly." He was for
mqrly congressman from the Twelfth
New York district one time while he
was at Washington he was introduced
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-18

For headache, constipantio etc. Dade' s
Little Liver Pills are best. They clean, e
and tonic the liver. Sold by Geo. T..
Sharrar.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-18

der anyway. It is
said that the vice
admiral believes
that his officers
hauled down the ST.
A n drew'S cross
from the guuboat
on which lac had
taken refuge out of
affection for their
commander and in
order to save his
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-18

LOST Sunday evening. between River
dale and the residence of l.. 5. Utter one
ladies' black coat. Finder please advise
Miss CORA UTTER,
r. +. y. 10. o. Ithaca, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-18

Any itching is a temper-tester. The
more You scratch the worse it itches
Doan's Ointment cures piles, eczema -
any skin itching. AT all drug stores.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-18
Prominent People
big Tin" SaIiRan-AAmlral Rol1sb6G-
sb'S Case Fletcher D. Proctor.
Iron Brigade" Bragg-JOke On
Mayor Mcclellan.

Mt is rather an UNI
usual thing for
"A member OF the
house of represent
ativcs at Washing
ton TO give up his
seat i'm order TO so
to the legislature Of
his state, but Con
S'cssman Timothy
y. Sullivan Of New
York. who IFS talked
Of as the next boss
of Tammany Hall,
does not look mt
the matter i'm this
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-18
BENTON HARBOR--
ST. JOSEPH DIVISION

Steel Steamers City of Benton Ilarbor and
City of Chicago.
Leave st. Joseph 1870 a. m. daily except
Sunday.
Leave ST. Joseph S p. m. and 1880 P. N,
daily.
Leave Chicago 9:3o a. m. and 1920 p m.
daily.
Leave Chicago 12;3o noon, daily except
Sundays.
Fare soc each way. Berth rates, upper
&c; lower SI.oo, entire stateroum Sis.
LAKE SUPERIOR DIVISION
Leave Chicago Fridays p. m
The right is reserved 90 change this schedule
without notice
T. S. NoRrON Scc'y aud Treas
+. IT. GRAHAM, Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
n. MIYERINC O.. =. 81 D. s..
Chicago dock foot Of Wabash Ave-
Telephone, Central POP.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-18

Vice Admiral Perovitch Rojestven-
sky who pleaded guilty before Rus
sian court martial to the charge Of
surrendering the gunboat Biedovy, did
so, it is believed, in manly effort 20
save the members of his staff At the
time of the surrender the Russian com
mandcr was seriously wounded 1t is
doubtful if he was i'm possession OF his
faculties at all The Japanese say
that he had nothing to do but surrcu-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-18

LIyAN. way. Before his
election to congress ms the represent
atiye Of 100000 people he served sew
eral terms i'm the New York legislature
Now me proposes to 60 to Albany again
instead OF returning to Washington
big Tim," as he is known i'm New
York, deserts Washington because it is
"too fur away from the Bowery' to
suit him and because it seems 10 him
that Uncle Joe Cannon is all there is of
congress that counts Congress is
dull me says, land it's too much of "a
one man game TO suit me. Just imagine
a game with about 300 men sitting in
and one man taking all the pots.
big Tim" was "a uevsboy at eight
years of age and a politician at eight
cen. lie does not smoke or chew At
one time he owned six saloons, but he
has never used liquor rs q beverage
There isn't much about the sporting
life that big Tim is not familiar
with, and one day at Washington he in
duced a rural representative TO accom-
pany him TO pool room in Virginia.
Little Jack Homer is a cinch,' Sui
Ivan told his guest "Give me So to
put on him"
The representative produced a five
dollar note, and Big Tim put it on
for him at odds of 10 TO 7. Sulliyan's
guest knew nothing of the mysteries
of the pool room. After the race was
van sullivan handed his friend 500.
do ! get all this?" he exclaimed
wonderingly. And all for 50! Sure
there's no mistake"
Its all yours; the horse won," Con
gresham Sullivan told him.
SAY, sullivan" the other statesman
cried, chow long has this thing been
going on? Why didn't you put me
next beforef'
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-18

Fletcher ID. Proctor. who was nomi-
mated for governor of Vermont by the
recent Republican state convention at
Montpelier, Is a son of Redfcld Proc
tor United States senator from Yer
mont. Should he be elected governor
the Green Mountain State would be
comforting its highest honors on two
members Of the Proctor family at the
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-18

ton they dubbed their guns. and when
these were broken they fought with
appalling savagevy with the stones of
that historic railroad cut for missiles.
II WAS at once a charge and a melee
In that batda and i'm the other engage
ments ia which it participated during
the remainder of the war the Iron
Brigade lost more men i'm killed and
wounded than amy similar command
OF the whole Federal army.
1t was u 1851 at the convention
which first nominated Grover Glove
land for the presidency that General
Bragg coined the phrase That has beer,
SO often quoted since. Bourke Cock.
ran and Thomas T. Grady. represent
iug Tammauy Hall, lad made a fierce
onslaught upon MIR Cleveland. then
governor of New York, and I'm replying
to it General Bragg i'm am impassioned
speech declared:
we love him. gentlemen. and re
spect him not only for himself. for his
character, his Integrity, his Judgment
and iron will but we love him for the
enemies ne has made"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-18

When Attorney General Moody re
turned from Chicago. where he wor-
ried hard TO put the beef trust officials
in jail, me went to his residence To take
q short rest y visitor called to see
Mr.. Moody, but met an obstacle in the
person of a negro butler, who said:
1t would be agin de constitution to
wake the attorney general. Can't you
call laterf"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-18

General Edward s. Bragg. to whom
congress voted pension of $50 a
month"; has had career as warrior
and statesman, and ne viii perhaps be
remembered best 10y posterity as com
mandor of the famous Iron Brigade"
in the civil war ana as author OF the
now historic phrase, I'VE love him for
the enemies he has made" He has
been congressman, minister TO MEXICO
and consul general at Havana and at
Honckony and participated in the con
ventions which nominated Hora Ito Sey-
mour i'm 1865 and Horace Greeley i'm
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-18

ten minutes word came that the thief
who took it was held at headquarters
and the bag was there to be identified.
Mr.. Swanson rushed in a cab to head
quarters and told his story, got his bag
and just caught the train
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-18

tor will be opposed FOR The governor
ship by Percival W. Clement nominee
Of Democrats and independents. The
younger Proctor is president of the
Vermont Marble company, founded by
his father, concern with cuptaliza-
ton of 100000 and a payroll of
100000 per month. An interesting
feature i'm connection with this indus
try is its system of company stores.
Last year the stores paid a dividend OF
$4,000 to the employees Of the marble
company patroni2ing them.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-22

TO open up a new Big Injun pool ana =. 4, -,
that there Is a large opportunity for such .-sec
this section. The new well started IN ar So ~ n
rels an hour. and then increased to tor hae Jar
and 1t is thought that deeper drilling win ,,a..s
this output. Needless 10 say. new worx =.
contemplated In this section. A good sbovv -, 1oS
1oo-barrel producer Is found I'm the fourth So
Churchs Fork. on Rock Camp Run WetzaI c,oa "a
More would have been thought of this strfks - -
~ not Tor the fact that gusher was srsss
section. e''o entfs
Development work generally Is ceaslnz a, ~
Pleasant Creek. in the old Keener sand pooI ,r.SHt
promised so much earlier in the year AN s-..sn
70 expand the pool beyond it's present desrSss
limits have been such failures that nothing 1s -nsc
likely TO be attempted az present WITbir IS
limits considerable drilling may yet be done .s -
there is an assurance OF striking light wells as
possibly something better, which will lass -" ."1
little time. The story for the week IN the snn,sa
west would be dreary reading II extandaS S~tH-
southeastern Ohio there Is practically no charaH II
from last week OF the week before OF for T1st rss
previous weeks, only light producers hav. Ey
recorded and the duster list has continTa5 -, Teen
most dfscOuragingly. s-o"
From the Illinois region come the repor-a q.
more gushers are being struck In Crawford Cons.
but at the time operators are shutting 49,
tankage and pipe lines Until they are aSia =
handle the product. at least store II uro-e-lSo
there is little In opening wells which mus -
chOked Off they begin to flow Tbs :. . -
oil field in the country
Refined petroleum is unchanged at s. 80 in ba--.l
and - 20 in bulk at New York. Philadelphia prtrss
are on basis OF points lower. Foreign prices az
lon; Antwerp. 10 francs per loo kilos. and Bremen
635 marks per so ktlOS-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-22
NOTES FROM CONSULAR REPORTS

The value OF exports from Germany 70 ths United
States for the fiscal year has broken al previous
records. The sum total OF the declared exports
Of 1895 and 100000 greater than IN 1904 Ths as
gregats for 1906 would have been sun greater haS
there not been a large shrinkage IN the export %
beet sugar.
A French chemist has patented process 70 rem
der celluloid freproof.
France and her colonies exported 20 tne Crtted
States goods valued at n07 s5 S7 for the fiscal ysa
as compared with sSs061.7o$ for 1905
j. Martin Miller. United States Consul At snsinuA
France. says that two leading American typvris
ing machines were recently placed N business
house there for trial One OF these machines had
the advantage OF It's competitor n reputation, cut
the less known and undoubtedly ths fnterior ma
chine had the greater advantage os having Hvs
representative. German with American ers-
ness education and a knowledge Of The French lar
guase. This agent explained TO the head Of ths
firm and the operator ON the typewr;ter sN ar
tachrnents and improvements and how the machine
RIBBON. me clever sales asen, was On a campaign
q education and he made ne sale over the narvs I've
g,r9vement and. IN fact: adyantagss the etnsr @
ever NV was snoTant tRess and hs i French ass
was not educated IN the art OF e1plafnins what ne
saving invention.
According to the reports Of the steamship cou-
panies engaged In the transportation OF hnzns-
grants from Italian ports and fr9rq Hayre ,ss ns
total number carried 70 the United STATES q U<o
was &4ss3 against 150.f1s n ne preceding rsnr'
In the first six mouths OF 1906 Great Britain b
creased its imports TO the extent Of IN ooAp ovsr
the corresponding six months OK rSoG Nesriy one
half OF the increase was In Industrial ratsr1a1A
But the showing in that respect Is not Gu,s %
good IL looks, since II to no inconsideracSs
extent accounted for by the higher prices paid To-
cotton wool, copper and other raw materials useu
IN manufactures. Thus, raw cotton. wnicn "a
hibtts increase IN value OF about klSssstsSsA
shows decline IN quantity OF I1S 600 ounos~SSn,
weight q hundredwetght equals IL pouncs -
Great Sritain)- There was an increase II tnc V~ss
OF the imports of food drink and tobacco 20 -
extent OF g, 100000 and OF manufactures 20 w
extent OF A20o.00
novel and improved fog signal b rrsx "
stalled at the Needles lighthouse. Iss OF WIZ
II consists OF a set OF reed trur1pets worsso :.
compressed air and be started instantly ~ ~
fog descendS giving blast hve seconds lons ,ss
fifteen seconds. which be heard Ten H.
treble the distance OF the old fog BEN sisna-
The once fourtshing tea trade between CAn.oA
and America and Canton and London ID now p~
tically extinct. During the year not one po.
sent 10 America. and shipments 70 oea
countries amounted 10 only some ee,oo pouneSess a.
which Is about one-tenth OF the export nSu.U. AZ
1895. and these again only half or the exyo. 81
ten years earlier. The exports TO Lcnaon ,>n- n
II, 100000 pounds In 1855 dwinded 70 halr tAe~ -
ury In 1885 and to 10000 pounds IN DA
New-York tribune., 1906-10-22
ALLEGED FORGER HELD.
Inspector Mclaughlin Present When A C..
Babbit Was Arraigned.

The Importance Of the arrest at the Hotel Ma
varre on Saturday night of Arthur c Dabbit who
It Is alleged uttered forged checks the value OF
about $4,000. shown by the appearance Jt
Police Inspector Mclaughlin. head OF the De-
tective Bureau. at the jefferson Market court yes
terday. upon Rabbits arraignment Babbit
held for examination this afternoon He refused
to discuss his case. although Inspector McLaugh-
lin alleges that he has confessed 70 the acts
charged
The prisoner taken 20 Poltce Headquarters
and photographed for the Rogues' Gallery, and hs
was measured by the Berrlon system The ap-
pearance of Inspector Mclaughlin at headquarters
on Sunday is unusual
Babbit IS nephew by marriage OF Captain VIII
lam Fl Wheeler. retired army officer. who lives
at No. 6S West 51st street. It IS alleged that ne
uttered the forged checks through the Second Ma
tional Bank on the Mutual Bank, Broadway anu
SD street. The checks wera drawn on the account
of Captain Wheeler, who had q large account IN
the Mutual. Babbit issued a check FOR SOU wn,Sn
overdrew the captains account and Llls LED ID
the discovery OF the forgeries-
Babbit found IN Philadelphie oy Inspector
McIaughlin, but the arrest was deferred until Us
return It is said that Babbit spent nearly al Q.
the money IN high living and IN gambling II stocks
and at the racetrack
Captain Wheeler returned from q year abroad
on Saturday. He did not go 10 his house. anc. as
far can be learned has not yet returned thsfa
New-York tribune., 1906-10-22
BOND OFFERING.

Proctor Borden OF th2 Equitable Building. and
r W. Shibley & Co.. of No. 40 Exchange Place
are offering $2500o of the Portsmouth Street Rail-
road and Light Company, of Portsmouth. Ohio
Ilrst mortgage gold per cent bopds due July
1916. The Bankers Trust Company OF New York
Is the trustee. The entire issue is subject TO call
after five years. at lO2 and interest Net earnings
on the bonds
New-York tribune., 1906-10-22

Exchange last week and for the same week OF the
preceding two years compare as follows:
Oct. 20 'O6 Oct. 21,
Exchanges s2054 02a 100 81 9ss 81 ss3
No shares sold 4S18.596 1921 T2S 9312 33T
New-York tribune., 1906-10-22
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.
MONEY RATES AFFECT STOCK VALUES
Rise in Bank of Engnd Rate Feature of the WeeTade
Unim impqred-Heauy RaiIroad Eanings

metal. Leading interests in the copper business
say that 20 copper will rule in the first six
months of 1907, with the possibility of even
1906
New-York tribune., 1906-10-22
Financial MEETINGS.
NOTICE
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE sToCRHorDERs
OF THE
ARcADIAk COPPER COMPANY

srSe @ eis ot ne Arcadan Copper Company organized
me avs OF the state Of New Jersey, will be held
e he o16e 81 The Company Hudson County National
RANK fuoire Nos 243 and 245 Washington
fey city, y. J. on Monday. November Ia iao6 AZ 10
ocIoH a m foT the purpose object OF seeing II the
toAi4oleTs VIII authorize the and
scn Ifce as ne: he determined the Directors
ci ue -Afcallan copper Company,
sts G2Iporat9h organzed under the OF the
sac OF Sllchigan OF the property bv -he
Arcacisn Copper Company which was acquired b,, II
.ten me 81 MaTys Copper Company. containing about
S1nt nensred $500 and described follows The
orth hat of Section Eighteen in Township FfftTo
I've o norm ot Range Thrtythres t33) West and the
@ hs ad me southwest quarter Of section Thirteen
soor Ssp situated in the County oughton and
% aliclga M ara Tor the transaction such other
poslness as may properly before rneetIng
Inc transfer books Of the Company will be closed for
te meeting AT the close Of business
remain closed Until November 20 1905 80 - A'O"' aAo
CHARLES n BIRRkGr
secretary and a Director Of the ARCADIAS COPPER
COMPANY. A1NN NOFF Ell
S3 4naes Building. Boston Mass
October IL
New-York tribune., 1906-10-22
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.


the o
- j h
New-York tribune., 1906-10-22
DiUidend Notices.
AMKaICAN GRai'H0PH0NE CoMPs

AMERICAN GRaSHOPHONE COMPANY
CoilsecniVe quarterly Preferred Dividend No ls
~ ne regular oIartsry dividend No. 45) ONE AND
1t1INE<hS-2CASTERS Err CENT nreferrea
it STOCK OF the American Graphophoue Company viii Sa
pA.c tScs e1noer lo 1868 stockholders OF record No
ssnlbe- J. - -0'No NJ
By order OF the Directors
EDWARD D. EAsToN President
flNiE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF LORD & TAyIOR
have this day declared regular quarterly dfvt6.ra
% one so quarters per cent q 9e on the com
80 STOCK OF ths corporation. payable November Ist
ksge 1ns transfer books will be closed from Octohsr
tsth 30 November 1st both inclusive. ~ OO'o0ef
Oct Ioth isoe Il. II. TITUS, Treasurer
IA DyERTisEHESTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Tn.
"a IrlbGoe received their Uptown Once NJ ,esI
SFosowsy. between SSH and s7th sts until cfecs
N So~erftseTnents received az the
snoss az regular once rates until o'clock D m Viz
80 an sts: e. cor: zsd st.; ls3 eth ave- cor i2tn
-. Ezst lsrh f67 81 bsfw
th aves tsS West 18TH 1888 ave betwr.n feth
bnc 1ttn s.s: 1o2s "a LIST rTss 60
pear Ssrh 81: 1bI East l25th 95s renont ave
New-York tribune., 1906-10-22
NrW ,rork- q = Oct.

Nrv York. " Y. October l7th 1904
NOTICE Is hereby g1vsa that FOR of tbs
speclai Meeting OF stockholders OF THE W-E,sTFRS
IAlQN TELEGRAPH COMPANY. 70 be held on Friday
ne Sd day ot November. 1905 the transfer books
q n: co59asry & Wi he closed P. NJ. wednss-
the morning os Saturday 24h day Of Novenser 1905
A p BREWER Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-22
BANK EXCHANGES; SALES RecoRDEo

The bank exchanges of the New York CLEARING
House and the stocks sold the New York Stooi'
New-York tribune., 1906-10-22
ST LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAIIRoa1
COMPANY

St Louis. Mo, October 10th 1905
Notice Is hereby given that the regular animal ,,a.
Eng OF the stockholders Of the St and San
cisco Railroad Company. for election OF Directors
te 1or Lne transaction OF such other
ss1se 9sIofe ne meeting will be held MONDAY
None1soer lzth. 1905 AZ nine o'clock
81 the principal once ot Company in ,bs T-rtsco
Kssouri ~' - -@ouiS'
Tns transfer books for classes Of the Conon,,v,s
etoes VII be closed IN New York close OF bust
ness on Friday, October 18th. 1906 and will remain
~subsr 18th. 1906. 1'' W.
A J. DAVIDSON. President
New-York tribune., 1906-10-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare as follows
with those of n week ago:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-22

IN THE PETROLEUM FIELps
The moderate pe--ocSar.- like on State Road r,,
in the Greene Distse~S. Wetzel County week ha,ora
last. Is still regarded as important as n annsar
New-York tribune., 1906-10-22
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
forty-two railroads systems for the first week
IN October or these. thirty-three return gains OF
NV2249. or ia per cent and nine return losses OF
S67.is2 or "a per cent Tie whole shows gain OF
SS47o7 or 90 per cent. The Tribune has also
printed the gross earnings twenty railroads
or systems for the second week in October. of
which twenty-one return gains OF S6s.742 lis
cent. and eight return losses OF s6s 43s, or 81
per cent. The whole shows n gain OF ssdo9oa or
80 per cent
New-York tribune., 1906-10-22

p companies. ss,1s05a4 ss211s2o INC ssss74a II
companies I4Sssl s12s2e Dec. 4ss ga
Total 20 cos. ss.e24455 s9oe41s Inc ssooso4 ae
MINNEAPOLIS. ST PAUL, SAULT STE MARIE
Np,,bs- -, miles isoa 1905. 1904
Second week October s2T5 POI gao eas x,nk oSe
July 70 october IA. 361S.o16 2sSG6T4 24e1 0ss
WHEELING & LAKE ERIE
Second week October s122 noo x,oa noo soo 90
July l TO Oct1ber / Syo
BALTIMORE g. OHIO
Month Of September
S93 sSs5 Ss ssSss Sss Iss @
Net earnings 81 6s5 e3S s2h55 sss co T,o a.
July 10 Scot 30 e-'oAo'aoA
Gross earnings. 7sa ,oe
Operating
Net mos 81 6s5 400 AZ ooo s1o "a 49, .S-
UNITED RAILWAYS OF ST LOUIS
Month OF September
cross aor,, 1909 1905. ChanreS
operat'g and 45TTii as4ss7 Ire Sssos
Net earnings ss.soe4 s2se eess Inc SaI o7s
N"A'ses '''''''--'''-' i9s'o26 i9s.s4o Dec sis
Fron STGp1ui ian - SEM saooss sesl4e Inc sss SOC
Gross sarninss SO 70 s24 sae5aoI2 Inc $50 75a
Ne; earnings 81 ecI s4a So 222 or Inc. sss, saa
N'N'e'S ''-''''''''-'' L'sSSep l,I9l,soT Dec s45T
s, So 80
New-York tribune., 1906-10-22
.Ex interest +S2oF

S11. s.. hna Total salee for the week.