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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-06-15
STOCK AND CROP,

-Turney Bros stable of runners
won 81, 06O in thirteen days at Toronto,
Canada.
Thomas Henry Clay sold to R. B.
Hutchcraft 40 stock hogs, averaging
l20 pounds, at $5.75 per hundred.
The average We iglt of hogs receiv--
ed at Chicago the first five months of
1905 was PIG pounds, against 213 pounds
the same period last year.
The export of wool from Argen--
tina during the past year amounted to
1865, 693 bales of 1872 pounds each,.
against 396, 228 bales in 1904.
At public sale of Shorthorn cattle
held last week by w. H. Schafer. of
Keensburg, ILL.,, 80 females averaged
1874, and eight bulls $40. ]. A. Ger
laugh sold at public auction at Harsh
man, Ohio, for an average of 1910.
-Catesby Woodford, of Montgomery
county, has sold to Jonas We'll, of Lex
ington. three hundred and forty cattle
to be shipped East for the butcher mar
ket. The cattle averaged 1, 225 pounds,
bringing $4.65 per cwt., or a grand
total of $4,000.
--Thos. L. Robertson, of Bethel, sold
this week to T. ]. Dunlap, of Yer
sailles, forty mead of yearling mules
for $120 per head. Mr.. Dunlap also
purchased of Hughes Atkins, of Mont
gomery, pair of three-year-old mare
mules for $500.
-Rouble Bros. shipped from Burgin
last week to Philadelphia eight car
loads of slop-fed cattle from Dowling's
distillery, which they sold to Ed. Hig-
gin, of Chicago, at AZ cents per pound,
there being 163 head; average weight
1,211 lbs. Also sold to Simon We'll $50
head, fed at Curley's and shipped to
Baltimore, for 43 cents per pound.
The Standard may be able to draw
dozen grades of oil from the same tank
but it takes a Chicago packer to get
three grades of potted chicken from
the same calf.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-06-15
Raising SunfiOwerS for Profit.

A fve-acre farm owned by Rood
Brothers, of Lake Park, Ia, has been
planted with sunfowers, which will be
cultivated and the seed sold at from
$1.75 to 81 hundredweight. The seed
makes good food for parrots, and the
stalks make excellent kindling.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-06-15
G. S. WARDEN &-sON.

York Wednesday evening and will sail
for Europe Saturday.E-- Mr.. Gamble
lOOkj well and was kept busy while on
the streets handshaking. Herand his
family will return to their farm near
town next year.
Mrs. Belle Armstrong and daugh-
ter. are guests of her sister, Mrs. Anna
Brady, of Carlisle.
Miss Ruth McClintock left for
E ninence and Louisville to visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. [Connell, Miss
Nellie Shea, and Mrs. T. B. Conway
were among the number who attended
the Connell-Gorey wedding at the Paris
Catholic church TUESDAY. Thej bride
and her maid, Miss Mary .Rassenfoss,
were handsomely attired in1white and
never lOoked.lovelier.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-06-15

A Cincinnati man accused of bigamy
pleaded insanity, but after looking him
over the jury came to the conclusion
that the woman in the case was the
one mentally afflicted.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-06-15
DON'T CROSS YOUR LEGS
And You Will Not Be A attacked by
Appendicitis.

1.-The prevalence of appendicitis is an
admitted fact" said a surgeon. Il
have myself operated on 719 persons
for the disease. Crossing the legs is
responsible fer a good deal of this
trouble.
'That sounds strange, doesn't it?
Nevertheless it is theory advocated
by more than one great surgeon. In
deed, know some men who say that
if people never crossed their legs ap-
pendicitis would quite disappear. You
see, crossing the leg squeezes and
cramps the delicate vermiform appen-
dix. Squeezed and cramped the appen-
dix becomes irritated. Inflammation
sets in. Intense pain comes. Then
presto-yOu are on your back, the
sweet and heavy fumes of chloroform
are choking you, and the appendicitis
specialist bends over you with sharp
knife.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-06-15

AN A~oANA 0A0 JOY AuupdAls
qThe greatest tonic on earth is a good
nights rest. Restless nights and the ter
rible exhaustion of a hacking cough are
dread dangers of the poor consumptive.
QBut why this fear of the night when a
few doses of DIR. Boschee's German Syrup
will insure refreshing sleep, entirely free
from cough or night sweat1 Free ex-
pectoration in the morning is made GER
tain by taking German Syrup.
give know by the experience of over
thirty-hve years that one 75-cent bottle Of
German Syrup will speedily relieve or
cure the worst coughs, colds, bronchial or
lung troubles-and that, even in bad
cases of consumption, one large bottle of
German Syrup will work wonders. y
QTwO sizes, 25c and 75c. All druggists.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-06-15
Williams Carbolic Salve With Arnica
and Witch Hazel.

The best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum. letter, Chapped Hands, and
all skin eruptions. It is guaranteed
to give satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price 25c by Druggists.
WILLIAMS M'F'G. Co., Props,
Cleveland, 0.
For sale by Oberdo rfer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-06-19
THREE. WE'RE
BURIED Al:H5E:
A f9a.t.il5 Discovery Hale il Che
Exc GsM2teTy.,-E2c2 Down.
ward Tells the S.ogy.

A startling discovery We made
by worlNmen that are raaaYilg
the bodies from the Old Ela0
city cemetery. The remains OF
two persons were found - DC
face downward ia the casl1et and
the body Of a third person was
found lying ON it's side. AS the
flesh had fallen from their bodies
it was impossible to gain from
their features any expression of
agony but there is little doubt
al three were buried alive.
Identification Of the remains
We're impossible. There was no
name plate upon the caskets,
which had rotted almost COM
pletely away and nothing in the
baskets gave any clue to their
identity From all appearances
they had been buried for thirty
fva or forty years.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-06-19
,s1.ao ailis L Cook

a good japanese cook wants a
position in mining camp. Apply
al This Office. Ionc - times.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-06-19
INCORPORATED!
Arizona the E'iac,

Organization effected n ARIZONA with eXpens
Can begin business day papers reach No franchise No pu
required Stock holders exempt company abit
Hold meetings keep books and business kin
issued and paid TIP CASH property III
assessabe Under the legislature rovI
affect corporate franchises by subsequent laws Territorial Off
prohibited by law serving companies president
stoddard for Secretary Arizona officially
charge incorporating business. Write copy
STODDARD INCORPORATING Co. Phoenix Afizon
Reference: Home SAVINGS Bank and Tna. c.. nIo-u---
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-06-19

me Virginia aud TrncI-=a -
tension has reached 2 point altsea
miles south Of Carson.
A rich strike is reported TO hay c
been made III the Juanita nile 8 {
the old and historic town of Aurora.
An immense power plant IS to DC
put i'll on the Truckee river east Of
Reno to supply electricity to the
mines at Olinghousc.
r. Lowenburg Of Elko suicided
near Reno last week by jumping
into the Truckee river. His body
was shipped to his sister, Mrs. Elias,
i'll Stockton.
Governor John Sparks has re-
turned to Carson from his peace
mission patching the differences be-
tween the labor unions of Goldfeld
and the Western Union Telegraph
Company.
Leo Strausman and F. T. Nc
Ginnis, two men who escaped from
the Nevada Insane Asylum, have
been captured i'll Winnemucca.
McGinnis is the fellow who held
up the Oteron saloon game keepers
in Reno recently and while in the
Wasiloe county Jail made several
attempts at suicide.
The Grand Chapter of Royal
Arch Masons met i'll Reno and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year. High Priest, c. Z.
Falstouc, Carson; deputy high
priest George Z. Oliver, Reno,
kag. ". /. Cox, Reno; treasurer,
G.. a Morgan, Virginia; secretary,
c. !. Noteware, Carson; captain
Of the host. L. y. Lenaire Battle
Mountain; ro2al arch captain, ".
s Porter Wianenucca.
~ n-s.a f.sgg, =. and +. n.
IN. rs.l90i5r Offices il. s.lz'
a= -.r a.e.ei in seas. Grand
~- .77rr. r. .o.s.5s'
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
TERMS OF EXCHANGE.

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lei Mortgage IN b On
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OHs favor o it's
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extending 1t does nE the entire props y OF III on q
upon har rhsm a t IN q 10
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provided by the bono
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DRUMsEY
Secretary
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New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
OF contract prices in the local market to-day
Yester-

Ife local market for srot cotton was quiet with
6,lI na l39 s for Iniddlng Gulf sales 300 bales
Yannah steady lee higher al i5~1ec saes 1851
bale. bale: NgTfoIk firm unbalanced at 1o7s sales 546
Rosk quiet; &c higher at 83sc Galveston firm; &c
higher at i1i6o Wilmington aFm ''sc" 3so hisfer @
bales MemBhs on3 &c bgeT geeF at at 1o aa as S
bales Houston steady; S1ec higher 10 316c; sales,
goo bales St Louis fr; No higher ioS.c; sales
& Houston sS o g bses RGns tG 6as
last WsS o a ana bales @ as year at Galveston 5s
ssss last yfa a nd .o at SsT Orleans @ to II
Cotton ton, ExGsDge gs sResa % GerPoG dE cables Spot
export 1900 American, ii 900 receipts 1900 bales
all American. Middling upland 575d Futures opened
ons; closed steady decline of 2q5 points No
sry March 5424d March April, $3.50; ;April-May.
august S5sd 5a7d 5a6 Manohe''F
FLOUR AND MEAL-There was q light miscellaneous
trade in -four to-day consisting chiefly OF winter strsghs
were steady 70 firm unOh sngea Rye -four quiet
& s o Ses patents s. 5s spring aess s. %
s sS 651 * Tasf NJ shsa ssSdy ao
per 100 n RYE FLOUR nm q gs4tfea Est5 TO
EE4L steady; quoted: kin dried. 81 t. to brand.
+ a g. 81 ia ys2n
y l @ % sar @ @ so spRF F9 s SD % NoTe d
Der shipment; city brs bulk 500 So 15a
eaop bulk Co. % ssc 2s eG oes 10 $50 1897
GRAIN-WHEAT--After period Of more or less
ss hight The No Ncrt%ss SSss f.rnl.ssd no.t Of the
bun ispstg.' being rs!atysy strong all day. day. on
demand ana receipts of only 67S cars against ss1 oars
s to M b en s sss @ al Of
good wh.st in the Northwest would be wanted this
ffs st atatseat sndsd to conTm feoo3t bull claims
cssnoa @ 2 the Of s IN a WITH h s'd ans 's
after adSsy Ters % fair saS
Most OF the trade solo wheat early IN t9e u esg
probable that the market was in for another g9oSe
ievsi It had practically before the close
searboard clearanees amounted TO $4,000 bush Of
sIs 900 bush against 1,s5s0OO bush a year ago. The
Price Current said winter wheat needed moisture AND
porant effect tho market. owing 10 the fact that
The weather map shSwed signs OF rain aim through ue
foreign markets most Of which closed without any
mportsnt change from the previous night private
bush against 100 900 bush last year. while Broom
hall estimated that Argentine shipments would be
10 red in New York closed s0&o elevator and saAo
| I o anoht; No ! Northern Duluth sac and No
s aaG was ssnera rm all day corn
night It's nrrnness resulted chiefly from the wheat
10 Il net lower and BrcomhaIl estimated that Ar
| 1O46 600 bush a week ago Exporters took : loads
10 aSs4 oGrn N was qgSss qSs and %o sso~
| Z o adoat oATs-The market for oats was steady
day With Other sr2Rs He% Yaf oo.sa m
Mixed 2e TO s2 10 gsc natural white 90 to sS NJ a.
clipped e~ white e 90 V g 20 r ne e, ss
New yorf ESTk BsaIF1YMarEet saIe STEADY eeding
shG Msre, mssi.s - a6Sa 5Sn s. rs peT 100 y
NEW YORK PRICES
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
contract prices in the local market to-day

COTTON-The cotton market active and strong
again to-day with prices reaching high level for
opening steady a of
o points and time during the trading
prices about points. the
rallied before midday snd in the middle The
afternoon showed gain o. about II % points.
with the months relatively firm. November was
particularly firm selling 10 3oc and closing
bid, and December sold 10 20c January
March 10 9c. The close little of
under realizing but steady in a advance Of
0 q points The sales estimated at 45O 900
bales The advance seemed 70 be due the
Southern markets and regarding situation
IN the near months whsATYere said 70 contain large
and short interest Unsettled
Eastern belt aided the upward movement which however
not much due 70 anything in the way o crop
TO the of
shorts during the early winter months. IT
said that the South offering spot OF
consequence OF grade above strict low mdding, and
there gossip the effect parties who had sold
the months here during advance of last Octo-
bGr, expecting to bring acta here delivery
failed sufficient OF product protect
their sales and that covering these parties was
largely responsible for the According
higher
The range OF prices market to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

cOFrrE W, New York November IS 1906
ciarra5 market for coffee opened steady at I'M
prices, which hardly a response to better
trp gtoes man due but there further scat
or w. iqu9aton here and prices sold points on one
s"o positions during the early session There was
demand however attracted partly perbaps nv
ided that the President Brazil
INC new 20 lSTess might something bullish
the coffee situation. and market was
o towara the close, when there very little
Solee Tor sale Last prices were unchanged 10 nonts
cwer. Sales 70. day were reported 0f aut 81 O0
e%gs No private9cables received to explain the
e tone or the French market which attributed 20
ana uncereinty as 10 1ust what action
aNel Dy the brazilian Government under
iStration which IS said TO be very impressed
me necessity Tor enactnS laws beneficial
growers Tho persistent
hausted the remaining long in the market to
nosTate volume ana thus
technical position and placed IT position
the publication Of encouraging
franc higher, but Hamburg unchanged !. pig
lower at the hour Of the local opening. change
reported in the Brazilian Of
change recovered 116d Of Aess receipts
little higher at the The market
coffee quiet with quotations the basis Of 1850 for
Rio No
The Of contract prices IN
follows
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16

ss5e do rgddy. sIgsi 25; do wdgeOn. 25d5oe do com
VENIsoN fresh saddles. n. s5a45o do
deer I6d2Oc
POTATOES AND vEGETA BI.I:s-Irish potatoes held
steady but Sweet potatoes firm ana higher
Onions firm for fancy CucumbeEs weak and lower Egg
hrm for fancy. Mushrooms scarce and Arm Peppers
slow. Peas String beans less plenty hrner
Radshes dragging unless fancy Tomatoes light sup
ply. New Orleans vegetables plenty, selling
we'll Other vegetables quoted We quote:
POTATOES. Maine per bag. 81 5Oqs1 So do Long Isl
and in bulk per b. 81 e2aS1 rs; state in bulk per isO
~ 81 50Qs1 c.; do Dbl sack 81 45aS1 55
sey per bbI or bag, 81 4oqS1 60; SWEET POTATOES
Jersey per bb 81 25Ssl 20 60 per basket 69asoc do
per N quart sgi2' . 6o sunese Dbl ss S9
washed per- S5 81 25Ssi So Do Ga%ssSed siasi IS
dom.sto Ssaso; do per 81 5Os4 90: cGcUMBERs s.
hothouse per dozen 5eegSis CAUIIFLowERs. Long
DO state per basket sgsi So CELERY state Ga ana Misk
gan per dozen 16q50c: DO Jersey per dozen staks
I0g4Oe; CHICoRY. nearly per basket. sigsl IS: 90
7ocas1 EsCA New oTsans per bbi s5i do Erspch
EdGPIANTs ne9r6y per 9Si }s sl9s2; DO Flordas pes
50 so: KAl4B nearby: par Dbl S95oei LETTUCE nsaIS
Nv p porSsn.. s Pc - ess; Ssr.Ss per S.sS.s
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16

ass do Notek{ do RostSSa Ss per fiFfg r o 81 Hff
Rooms white per ~ 0GGqsi g tan 4ogs9c; oNleSS 81 :
as 90; do Connecticut and Eastern white per Dbl s. 90
S}. per bag 81 50Qs2 IS: do red and yellow I0cg
81 IS DO state and Western white per crate sl 90
Splss1s per 100 lunches So oKRA. Florida, car
80 90 ,6 az so: PEAS Florida. basket. S24Si; DO
Virginia sigSs do caifOnia per nat box 81 PER- Pr,
Sass: do per basket 5GeGsi PgMPIINs per bSl SoC
100 punches. 75cgsl; RADIsadES Norfols per basket
SS,ss per 100 punches S1Gs2 RoMAINE nearby per
bbs SIdS1 90; DO New Orleans per bb sigSS; SrIlN9 w
FIorda green per baskst s. soas2 So 90 wax $29ss;
g. ,osa SO; do wax. s2gss; DO Virginia 6ocas2; 60
7:eas1; do Marcy, e0Sasli DO Florida new per sss
eo norfolk per bb 81 2Oas2 DO saltIIOr. 81 % To
G aTSoES nearby. ripe box 6ocg$li DO green Eoy
s5e. DO Florida carrier. EGsiTo Do SaiifSrnis
Ip I1T 9 nearby white per bb T5casi 2 Jersey and
I6nx Island ruabaga 753soo: DO Csnada raahasa. Ooc
fSxIs W VATFRCRESS, per 100 bunches. Sl8s2
roledo. Nov. 6.--CIovERsEED-cssh IS 2oL Ngvsns-
h.r rs 20; December - 2oI March. - 30 TLNVTaxs
AZ "a AtSlKE u ~
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

rr-r,,-r-- ~ New YORK November Ia tsoa
signed direct There wers cars held oRsr y.stS a. So
but no demand to-day Feeling steady with light re-
mgnt fer an desrabis grades and steady common @ bee
9ut- Native sides We're selling AZ 81 79zsc per 10
markets Of Great Britain shipments sodag @ers ioo
cattle to Para. Brazil on the Dominic
CALN LNES-Receipts were 2O4 head tpcfud,ar rs ro-
butchers and 10 for the market Trade Enlltsd but
~ TeIS steady and strictly prime veals firm Grass
az - egg$9 per 100 n dressed calves moderate de-
s az o9lSc per 70 and selected carcasses up iS ac
sa!ss1W r. Hume: p vsals. is4 sv-rsz. at s. rs
GeoTge & l. s Dllsabacl.: 6 veals, $50 n. .,D
; Sanders: veaIs 12S 70, Ss So
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Recsipts were Ii oars or 1e1
mead including cars for slaughtersrs and for the
steady for tn. 1ndepsa5es 99 @ % 11t tstsa6s lamb.
oo sheep sold at ssS $3.50 psT Tal $50 ma n
6as at 81 o5 20 ca8a1n 8aaGn q5 5nS Rsme DO ss s.
%sts4dy % at sgssS per o with bes: wethsrs selling az
a. s. s7la per 10 cuIs As 10 az 81 So. ~ S
IS sheep III rO at 81 60 IL 40 III Ssssas9z
Kerns Commission Company: 225 Buraio lambs Is fS
S. sanders: 1s2 Pennsylvania lambs 20 n AZ .rsT.s
10 cus 80 70 AZ So 10 sheep. .l21 n at S. Do Ii5
George I. 5. Drnen6ack; 64 state lambs, "a n a,
g g curtis soS i asa vs1n5o1, ao5 e r. a.
HoGS-Receips were aol4 ears. or 66s2 head. nearly
all FOR slaugherers Feeling 70 more than steady Good
heavy 70 light hoss plgs nclude) were qaotaois A.
sS9loe per 70 for medium TO light weights.
~ I97 10 aysrsss gss at So per 100 n 90 SO5 n al So
si5 n az S 90 Sss sag sso n at s. 60 . 90 F0osA'
J. G. curtis & SON state hogs f5s 70 at SO u, 40
ssS s. 81 Co., 4GSsns @ Soc rs IS s g. g. % q 30 iis
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool No. I5-Closing-vHEAT-Spo staafyt
% winter. s. 1lad: futures ~
csmbsE Is 4i,d; March ss ssd; May. d asa coaS-
Spot quiet: American IS Sd; futures quiet; Dsoemhsr
SIS S7sd: January 4s sd, HOPS az LSndon CPsciac
IA 15sdL5. PEAS-Canadian. a, al
TIOUR-st Louis fancy winter. steady. S.. BEEF-Er-
ira india mess aTm IOs POIttN-PriIs mesa Western.
BACoN-Cumbsrlend 20 so 70. nrn sis 81: shors
r1b Id 70 "a 10 66s Sd long clear nladles uxnt
10 70 STEADY bs ca DO IS 70 40 ~ steady S4s; shnF,
cltar backs 10 20 D. steady $5s Ga; ea>a IA
TO Is 10 steady. SIS 3D. sHOU1DERS-sqGar- II % II
70 strong. Ais. LARD-Amerfcan refined. hrrn, a. 81
nntst white steady as; 90 oolnrSd
steady Gas. TAILOw-trme city, strong, asa TURPEN-
TINE-spirts strong, eo= IINSEEID OIL arm. IS "a
pUTTER-Ffnes Cnted ststss steady sSs Sqod rnls41
stAtss, steady, s5< R1rRoLEUx sssAAA sSl Ao6og
.-ounnzn0n am. ioD tnd
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
PLAN {:

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d
e tim be t l TO JAY
by ad dprvtHnn tpn o % %auradsa
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. ~ ~ u nd common m
to O a compile h al r
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
Financial.
Financial.
10 the Holders OF Debenture Mortgage Bonds. Series
and Series B, of
THE WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY:

q Nr b no.
naranzmn where Railroad
ofg ~ otXu cms
pmsn u IS rmuasd ah.. q.
the COMMITTEES dna.f &ausA
ott following
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16


New York. County OF New York.
I. JAMES V LOTT cashier of the abcvenaIned bank.
that the is true to the
best Of knowledge and belief.
Subscribed aud before this 18th day q
November. 1905
OLIVER r. MITCHELL. Notary Public,
CCrrect-Attest:
r. c. CLOwRY.
WILLIAM SKINNER, Directors.
FRED'K y. SCHENCK,
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
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Bank Staten entS.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE NATIONAL. CITY BANK OF NEW YORK, at
NEW YORK,
In the state of New York the close Of business,
Novemher II. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

% Van schaiok q Co.. No Wall strss,,
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16

NTER5oRouoH RAPID TRANSIT.
-he lnteEborough RAPID Transit Cornpanv rsno-4,
~ oe year ended September 80. the elevated and
'-'"sy lines being given separately:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
Bank Statements.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Mercantile National Rank

vember II. 1908: ~ " s'' NJ
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
PULLMAN REPORT.

me report Of the Pullman Company for the year
coed July q shows as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

GREAT NORTHERN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-13

Watertown, N. r., Aug. 1.-THE
three hundred islands in the st.
Lawrence river, which were won by
the late Henry Yates in the lottery
which was conducted for the benefit
OF the colleges OF the United States
and which was managed by the Rev.
DR.. Eliphalat Mott, the fret president
OF Union college, Archibald Mcintyre
and Henry Yates. then resident of
schenectady, will be sold here at
auction this afternoon. II is expect
ed that about $4,000 win be realiz-
ed from the sale.
Henry Yates was a notable charac-
ter during his residence In Schenec-
tady. He became Immensely rich as
the result OF the lottery, and the ISL
ands were a portion OF the property
re acquired. He lived In schenecta-
dy until about 1S47, when he went to
Albany 10 reside. He lived at the
latter place to the time Of his death.
lie was brother OF war Governor
Yates and was at one time a United
States senator from this state.
The Islands which are to be sold
vary in size from about thirty acres
TO small pieces OF land hardly fifty
feet long. There has been a demand
for their sale and It was decided to
sell them at auction. There are
about twenty heirs to the Yates es-
tate, among twhom is Bishop Satter-
lee OF Washington.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-13
Esther Mitchell Sick,

Seattle Wash, Aug 12.-Esther
Mitchell, who shot and killed her
brother, George, within As hours
after a jury had acquitted him of the
murder of Joshua Crefiield, is seri-
ously i'll at the county Jail. and un-
less her condition improves soon, a
request may be made that she be re-
moved 10 the county hospital. DR..
Snyder the jail physician, who al
first denied that her illness was seri-
Gus, this afternoon diagnosed the
case as one of typhoid fever. The
girls temperature ranged near 1O1.
There is feeling among Jail Off.
cials that the girls condition NAV
make It impossible to bring her to
an early trial. 1t was expected she
could he brought up for a hearing
next month but this may be i'm.
possible.
II is said by Jail officials that she
is delirious much of the time. but
her wandering mind has not run
BACK To the murder of Cretfeld. nor
the shooting Of her brother.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-13

Sheriff Tuck, Of Nelson, with execu-
tion papers, which put the entire mu-
nicipality in his hands. Six years
ago SLOGAN City was the most pros
porous town in that district, and had
a population OF 1000. Today $50 per-
sons live there.
When the sheriff took charge OF
the place he found that the mayor
and aldermen had resigned. But
there is no one there to receive such
resignation. G. r. Smltheringal, OF
Vancouver, is the creditor who is
closing up the town. He recently en-
deayored to garnishee licenses paid
by the hotels and saloons, but the
mayor was too quick, and paid out
the money as salary for the civic Off
cials.
The sheriff will levy q special tax
on all property to pay the judgment,
and II Il Is not paid will give notice
that all real estate In the city will
be sold at public auction in Is
months.