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Fergus County argus., 1906-10-19
VOTERS GIVEN
INFORMATION
ATTORNEY GENERAL GALEN
STATES REQUIREMENTS UN-
DER THE LAW.

At the instance of Secretary OF
State A. N. Yoder, Attorney General
Galen has prepared an opinion Civ
ing the necessary qualifications for
electors to register and VOTE in which
he says:
First, as to qualifications of elet-
tors:
Section of article 8 OF our state
constitution provides that every male
person of the age of twenty lone years
or over, possessing the following
qualifications shall be entitled to vote
at all general elections and for all Of
fees that now are, or hereafter may
be elective by the people and upon
all questions which may be submitted
to the vote of the people.
First, he shall be citizen of the
United States.
Second, he shall have resided in
the state one year Immediately pre-
ceding the election at which he offers
TO vote, and in the town, county or
precinct, such time as may be pre-
scrbed by law provided that
no person convicted of felony shall
have the right to vote unless he has
Deeu pdIuOuCu.
And by section 1,1S1 of the polit-
ical code it is provided that the cleo
tor must have resided thirty days IN
the county Immediately preceding the
election at which he offers to vote
here is no requirement prescribed by
law regulating the time of residence
in a precinct, further than that the
elector must be a resident of the pre-
cinct before he is entitled to register
therein
Second, as to the necessary quail
iiications to register:
Section 8 of article 8 of our con-
stitution provides that the legislative
assembly shall have the power to pass
registration and such other laws as
may be necessary to secure the purity
of elections, to guard against abuses
OF the elective franchise.
Pursuant to this power conferred
upon it, the legislature has provided
that every person who presents him
self for registration must take the fol
lowing oath:
I do solemnly swear Cor affirm
that I am a citizen of the United
States of the age Of twenty-one years
Fergus County argus., 1906-10-19
No Word From Pearx.

New York, Oct. 1S-The middle
of October having been reached, the
time limit set for receiving news from
the Peary Arctic expedition, hope
practically was abandoned last night
of hearing this year from the band
of explorers who sailed from this port
fifteen months ago. 1t was expected
news would come from the expedition
through the whalers when they sailed
into Dundee, Scotland, at the end of
their cruises this fall.
The whalers have failed to come in
to port and this is taken as a certain
indication that unusual weather condi-
tions prevail in the Arctic and that
the entire fleet has been caught in
the ice in the sudden closing of a re-
markably short summer period
The first word from Peary was ex
pected to come to Mr. Morris K. Jes
sup, the principal backer of the expe-
dition. Yesterday at his office it was
said that the hope of hearing from
the explorer this year was abandoned
Fergus County argus., 1906-10-19
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT

A Few Facts for Your
Consideration
First. That systematic saving pays. deposit Of
slOO week for five years, with per cent interest
puted semi>annualy will yield you s2e7o5, while in
years you would have S675.O5.
Second The safety Of your money. The wel>known
character and ability Of our board Of directors sufficient
guarantee Of honest and capable management.
Third. That take any from sloo up
wards.
Fourth. That your money is payable demand.
Fifth. That pay per interest Certfi>
Of Deposit and Saving creding the interest
the Saving the last day Of June and Deem
Der in each year.
Sixth. That extend to patrons every courtesy
and accommodation in power. consistent with good
banking. and
Seventh. That under Government inspection.
We respectfully solicit your business
GEORGE J. BACH, Cashier.
Fergus County argus., 1906-10-19
Notice..

Office of the county treasure. of
Fergus county, Montana. Lewistown,
Mont, Oct. 1, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that taxes
on real and personal property for the
year 1906 are now due and payable
at the office of the county treasurer
in the city of Lewistown, Fergus
county Montana. If not paid prior to
6 O'Clock p. m. November 3O 1906 d
penalty of ten per cent will be ad-
ded thereto, according to law.
E. P. CHANDLER,
Treasurer of Fergus county, Montana
Fergus County argus., 1906-10-19
Call for Bids.

Notice is hereby given, that the
board of commissioners of Fergus
county, Montana, will receive bids up
to 8 O'Clock a. m. October goth, 1906,
for the excavating for and the con-
struction of a stone Jail building on
lot IA, block %, townsite of Kendall,
according to plans and specifications
to be seen at the office of the county
clerk in Lewistown, Montana, or at
the store of J. NJ. Parent in Kendall,
Montana.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
BY order of the board of county COM
missioners.
F. J. HAZEN, County Clerk.
Fergus County argus., 1906-10-19
How to Cure a Cold.

The question of how to cure "a cold
without unnecessary loss of time is
one In which We are all more or less
Interested, for the quicker cold Is
gotten rid of the less the danger of
pnemonia and al other serious dis.
eases. Mr.. B. w. L. Hall, of Waverly,
Va, has used Chamberlin's Cough
Remedy for years and says: 81 firm
ly believe Chamberlin's Cough Rem
edy to be absolutely the best prepara-
tion on the market for colds. | have
recommended it to my friends AMI
they all agree with me-" For sale by
all druggists. Ch,
Fergus County argus., 1906-10-19
Notice of Dissolution

Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Hoople & Gahagan, doing business
at Stanford has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr.. Hoople
retiring. All accounts due the firm are
payable to P. H. Gahagan. to whom
firm bills may be presented for pay
ment.
Dated at Stanford, Oct. II, 1906.
VIM. HOOPLE,
lu-l2-3t p. II. GAHAGAN.
Fergus County argus., 1906-10-19

Continued next week.
Fergus County argus., 1906-10-19
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Unclaimed Letters Remaining In the
Postoffice at LewIstown, Mont,

OHC'AtWeo IetterS remaining IN tne
Postoffice at LewIstown, Mont,
Oct. 18, 1906.
First-E1ead letters with writer's
full address. including street and num-
Der and request answers to be address.
ed accordingly.
Second-Letters to strangers or
transient visitors in the city, whose
special address may be unknown
should be marked in the left hand
corner transient" This will pre-.
vent their being delivered to persons
of the same or similar names.
To obtain any of these letters the
applicant must call for advertised
letters" giving the date of the list.
S. r. Boone, Chas. w. Parker, H. R.
Rusco, d. H. Wilson, May German,
William Page. Richard Trimmer.
ALBERT PFAUS, Postmaster
Fergus County argus., 1906-10-19
Sick Headache Cured.

Sick headache is caused by derange-
ment of the stomach and by indiges-
ton. Chamberlin's Stomach and Liver
Tablets correct these disorders and
effect cure. BY taking these tablets
as soon as the first indication of the
disease appears, the attack may be
warded off. Get free sample and try
them. For sale by all druggists. Ch
Fergus County argus., 1906-10-19

The Presbyterian synod will meet
next year at Great Falls. The re-
ports submitted at the Dillon meeting
show gain of 12 per cent in the
membership in Montana during the
vast year, record equalled by but
one state in the union-Washingt
Fergus County argus., 1906-10-19
Baptist Church Services.

Sunday Oct. q in hall formerly o..
cupied by y. NJ c. A. II a. m. sermon
subject Individual Responsibility 7:30
p. M, Does Death End All? - m
Sunday School, lesson The Parable
of the Talents. VIM. Remington, Pas
n
Fergus County argus., 1906-10-19
Presbyterian Services.

The pastor returned last Monday
and will preach at II and 1880 next
Sunday. Young Peoples Society of
Christian EndeavOr meets one hour
before the evening service. Sunday
School at the close of the morning
service. Strangers welcome.
HENRY QUICKENDEN. Pastor.
Many men give lavishly of gold.
To build bridges and castles and
towers of old;
If you want everlasting fame, a ben
efactor be,
Give the poor and needy Rocky Noun.
tain Tea.
Philips Drug Co. Ho.
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|P|OR|TRA|T Of
JOHN 4. BRYAN b
distinguished North Caroliniai,s
Picture Added to Long List
ofs1Iis Peers.
IRE ED BY THE GOVERNOR
Governor. Glenl, to Assist III Max
ing the Governor OF Soutl,
NCarolina Shriher.
lSpeciol TO J'hc Times Dispatch.,,

Especial to The TImes-DispatcllJ
Sssg RA1.Ercitf, N. C.5April SIN the eXccu-
8tive Office OF Governor Glenn, there was
ISthis morning The presentation TO the state
Through, Secretary Of State j Bryan
Grimes 81 q handsome lifo.s izo painting
,gof tbe late John lIcrritngc Bryan i l9s-
.g1S1nwho had the distinction of having
ISt-radunted with highest honors from the
sSTJniycrsity of North Carolina at the iisc
3 tlf eighteen, and being elected IN 1875,
Igwithout his knowledge to both the state
II Senate and the United States Congress
from the Fourth Congressional District,
g composed of Carteret craven, Jones, l.c-
3tnolr, Green. Wayne and Johnston counties,
This being All honor without parallcl III
I, tie political annals Of the State.
3gt HE was the grandfather of the present
i Secretary of state and the painting Is pre-
& sen ted bv Captain Francis 7. Bryan one
OF the eight surviving children, the others
gheing William Shepherd Bryan, eS-iudgc
OF the Court Of Appeals, Maryland; Henry
r. Bryan, Newbcrn. now judge or the
Superior Court OF North Carolina; Mrs.
XIII. Lewis, Rocky Mount; Mrs Jno. G.
slvinder. Raleigh: Mrs. A. P. Bryan, Raj
letgh; Mrs. Bryan Grimes, Grimesland;
Mrs. Andrew syme, Raleigh
& The painting will be hung In the read
Ing room of the State Library. where there
sts an extensive collection Of distinguished
citizens Of the state.
.4gA charter was issued this morning for
tho Citizens Trust and Savings Bank OF
jAshevile capital $4,000, by j. *. S. Ray
and others Also to the Monroe Realty
Company, of Monroe, capital 100000, ny
tl3 IA sliCrnft md others.
83st State Auditor B. +. Dixon goes to Beau
fort Thursday to deliver an address IN
advocacy of the voting n special tax BY
THE town for graded school purposes.
IL Governor Glenn received this morning
naturalization to go to Columbia April 18th
10 witness the comforting OF the Shrine
auegree OF Masonry OH the Governor OF
South Carolina The latter wrote per-
8sonnl letter to Governor Glenn, appealing
#to#llim to be present and stand by hin
during the ordeal. II is probable that
4 Governor Glenn will nttend.
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THE COURT
ST'ENOGRAPH|E''.R
o. Raymond Brown DiscourSeS
Upon a Subject OF Much
Interest TO Many.
EXPERIENCE OF HIS LITTLE
DAUGHTER.
He Tells Of An Incident OF Two
Years Ago That Caused Re-
joicing in His Home.

About twenty years ago q young l'l'.iii
came to Richmond who Isl no" it'NE'
nblv known to nearly everybody III ny
CITY After receiving a good eaueaup''
he entered the commercial life lie hnr-
,Icd here and Is now residing az 10 10
west Avenue. His name Is .. Ruyllo NV,
Brown. He is a notary public ana a,so
court stenographcr. Two years ago iiisa
only child, a beautiful little daughter'
twelve years old, was attacked with eye
sight trouble. Mr.. Brown. In speaking % u,
the change In her condition. said
"For several years my daughters eyes ,,,
were affected by twitchtng Of the lids,
cspeciuly of the left eye. This impaired
her vision and caused intense headaches.
I consulted several specialists ana she
was treated by them, without any sliei.
Her cycballs grew smaller, especially one
of them, and twitched more than ever.
1.-Two years ago Charles Lincoln Smilh
came to Richmond. ] read of the good he
did many persons and took my daughter
before him. > was laughed at by some
of nv friends for doing So but now the
laugh is on the other side Of the fence.
Nv daughter's eyes are all right, ana
for the past two years she has had no
cyesight trouble and Is never bothered
with headaches.
1--WE are all happy and will never cease
to be thankful for the visit of Charles
Lincoln Smith to Richmond
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DELIVER themselves
TO THE PEN|TENTIARY.
Thomas and Charles Whorley
Come Without Official
Escort.


RALEIGH, n. c., April 3,--Thomas ana
Charles Whorley. well known men Of I4c-
loir county, who were sentenced respec-
ti>cly, to ten and two years for impli-
cation in the killing of Ed. Waters, ar
rived here Sunday; spent yesterday about
the city and went this morning to the
State pcnitentiary and gave themselves
into the HANDS Of the officers there to
begin the service OF their terms of i'm
misonmcnt, Sheriff Num- came this
morning and made the formal delivery.
The young men having Bcen out on bond
and preferred to come without escort 10
the prison,
This Is the third case in recent years
where men have come without official
escort to tho penlteNtiury to enter upon
the service of their terms of sentence.
Notable previous instance were the
| White brothers from Concord, FOR killing
| Russell Sheriff. and Il, w. Dewey, New
| bern for emhc2zling funds from tho mer-
| chants and Farmers Bank
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CHARMING WOMAN.
Is Fond Of Fancy Work and Lit

erature.
Nyhcneycr there Is n lull in her house
hold duties, almost every woman OF taste
and Intelligence likes to be sewing, shap-
ing out some fancy article or reading,
and to be deprived Of such recreation IS
IL great misfortune to her.
Mrs. w. TT. Tomkins, OF Oil North
TWenty-second Street, charming lazy.
Is very fond both of reading and SEWING
but until recently she had been unable 70
do either with any comfort or satlsfac-
ton during tho past twelve years on ac-
count of her eyesight Tho defect has
been remcdied and she Is enthusiastic on
the subject. Speaking Of how she was
relieved. she said:
II had some muscular affection Of the
eyes and suffered with intense headaches
for twelve years, IT seemed rs If some
thing was pulling at the corners OF my
eyes, and felt as If ] could not sec
straight Reading was painful, and us to
sewing--and am fond Of both--it was
impossible, especially Mt night. ] con-
suited several specialists and followed
their advice, without the slightest im-
provcment. One of them told INC that
my case was incurable. Comforting, was
1t not?
when Charles Lincoln Smith returned
to Richmond n few weeks ago took tho
| advice OF u friend who had been relieved
| of cycsight trouble by him, and went to
| sec him. am wearing n pair Of his pre-
scripton glasses. All pains IN my eyes
| have gone. the headaches have left me.
! my vision is clear. In fact, | feel like
n new woman, am perfectly delighted
with his method and prescription glasses.
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CAPT 7.F. ANDERSON
]. killed BY A TRAIN
Was Depot Agent at Weldon for
Great Many
! Years.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

WELDON, NJ c., April 3.--Captain T.
+. Anderson, agent here for the Scaboard
Air Line, was instantly killed Oh the yard
of tho company this afternoon at half
past 8 o'clock3by nortllbound passenger
train No. IS. Captain Anderson was on
tho yard looking after the switch engine.
Tho passenger train was forty minutes
late, and when 1t camo in vas running
1T a high rate of speed. CAPITA In Ander-
son stepped right In front of the engine,
and in an instant he was knocked down
and ground to death beneath the wheels
,rhe accident causes gloom In every home
in town. He was ono Of tho most faith
full mon in the service Of the road and
had boen agent here for the company
for more than a quarter OF Il century.
Tie came here from Mccklenburg, Va,
where he still has many relatives ana
friends.
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6 Medical Graduates.
.(special TO The Times-DIspat

45]38 Especial TO The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
E;s CHARLOTTE, n. c., April AT tho
graduating exercises Of the North Car
3iolna Medical College, held in the Acad-
envy OF Music here this evening. twenty
-four embryo doctors received their de-
grees and diplomas. DR.. H. Is. Hayes. OF
Oxford, delivered the prinaipal address.
md following the exercises q banquet was
rendered the graduating class at the
Denny Cafe.
At the Same time and place five grad
nate nurses from the training department
#of the Presbyterian Hospital received
diplomas.
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SECOND DECREE FOR
MAN KILLED MOTHER
Famous Case, in Which Christian
Science Was
Blamed.
snccjnl 10 The TRANSFORMATIONS

WILMINGTON, N. c., April .:.-ln the
Superior Court here to-day II. q. Nc
Craw, II we'll known Wilmington uphol-
sterer, who slew his mothcr-ln-lnw last
October, was allowed to submit to murder
in the second degree, which will carry
With it Il long, term in the penitentlary,
though Judgment hns not pronounced
as yet.
1t was believed that NlcCraw was tem-
porarily insane from whiskey and NOR
phinc when he committed the crime. The
case attracted widespread attention as
McCraw wrote q letter. making dire
charge against the Christian Science faith,
and claimed that this was the cause of
his domestic troubles and prompted the
tragedy.
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LeVV--RcVner.

Especial 10 Tho Times ispalch)
VIEWPOINT NEWS, VA, April 3.-Mlss
Celia Reyner. of this city, and Harry
Levy, of Norfolk, were married this even
!nS ii O'Clock AT Synagogue Adath
Jeshurum BY Rabbit \. II, Schwartz and
Rev, Dr. Cohen Of Norfolk, After the
ceremony an Elaborate reception was
given at the Casino, IL large number or
present.
y spocal boat brought over the guests
from Norfolk, The BRIDE Is the daughter
81 j. he5ner, prominent local merchant.
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OLD and YOUNG

SIZE, alike from General Deblllty. u
i ayery common disorder, and results il :
fran variety OF causes. It SHOULD lfi
not be coniounded with fatigue, whlei'
= +, !, At General Debility, the weakness,
unisss arrested, will gradually increase
ard finally become permanent. i.
"i' For this reason great care must be
exercised in The use OF the proper rc'11-
81 WJhat Is wanted is something int At
,,.;it rnstore the lost energy and D1i'u
10 enc system. This can be had III
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BAD STOCK.
Man Shot Son of a Father Hang
.s.s ed for Same Offence.
lfSpecIal to The Ifmcs-Dispa tc

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
ss H RENDERS SON, n G.. April 3.-R. II.
& Hayes, who was shot here by Policeman
@1ienderson, is white man, and was born
and reared in Granville county. His
father. It is said was hanged some years
\ ago In Meckenburg county, Va, for the
Same offense.
He Is man Of desperate character, and
SHas in the employment OF the father of
Ills Victim at a saw mill, near Charles
ZION. w. Va. whittier he was carried a
JfeWadays since.
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SWimley-Benner.

wiSic sSi'H nc VIZ il'- ApnI 82s,ss
Lula l3enner, daughter Of II, j, l3enner,
of Jordun's Spring, this county, was mar
rled tonight TO Harry II. Sw!mley, Rcv.
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WASHINGTON Increase OF Al per
cent, was shown in the quantity Of but
tons made in The United States In 1901,
compared with 1900, The number was
20, 7as, OiS, OF total valuation OF ST 1873,
55a The wage earners number 1865, and
their wages have increased 80 per cent
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.MEssRs BOUDAR
SUBMIT REPQRI
-(t.ontin,lod from first Pagc.)


icctiots for taxes to Tho State Auditor,
aid paid over tile money for same, SUCH
cXcessive payment does not utter, ~ 4. my 4
above reported, being OF tho sniln cha
tor us if'ti,e county funds were used TOT
any otlicr speculation or loans.
Iii tile cash Items turned over TO US
thero were notes OF indy dluls 4ngBregul-
ing si,4t5.os, payable IL from two 81, t I,
not consider Iii making up our statement.
The Treasurer Kept all funds, state
cot,nty and schools together, dcposltc,dd
i'll vtlriolis banks, ard I've would Suggest
that Sonr board. &c 1T has tho power,
should require III future the Urea silrcr to
IS separate from those under control 7, OF
the School Board and those Of tho S.nte;l
tic should be required to deposit eaCnj
days receipts the next day, and not ~
allowed TO check on the deposits without.
the authority or Il Warrant. Nh, I'M
the funds controlled by, your board WIZ ,,:iIi
nsccrtnincd by us on Tllursdly, Ma ay,i
sgth md we Informed the COMMITTEES,
through Mr.. Saunders, on Friday morning.
Wo also furnished tho committee VIII
rho amount due tho schools as SHOWN ny
the ledger with the statement. slnhtth,;w w
iimfshed orr examination this t1norning,
and All errors reported Were. noted ~ ~. "
rs the work progressed, ,nid we s ~, ~
this report as showing IheFtr CONF lt 70
OF tho Offices oxa1ll y G. e,,o,,tf,ss
We made no exam nation or the ollsrl M
books, us ( no handles NO funds or tne
RI, b. EOUDAF & CO,
Public Accountants.
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TENNIS AT WHITE HOUSE.

President Plays Game With
French and German Ambassadors
WASHINGTON D. c., April Sine
perfect spring weather permitted Pres y
don't Roosevelt to indulge YESTERDAY IN
lis first game Of tennis Of tho season. n;
lie turned tho game into an interna ~ tional
affair by inviting Baron speck Won stern
burg. German ambassador ana M . US
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x III. Cod Liver Oil Emuition 'Por Etef'l'ntt,' l'
It renews the appetite. restores the
nerve tone and ct,ric!lcs the in,poyer'-.'
islcd blood
It IS a food as we'll as medicine,
and supplies the nourislment ncces-
sary to enable the organs Of the body
to properly perform their functions
which means perfect health.
Ozomulsion is the kind Physicians
Prescribe for Colds, Coughs, Con-
sumption and all Pulmonary Troubles !
Scrofula, General Debility, Loss OF
Flesh, Anacinia and all Wasting DIS
cases. ,
For sale by all druggists.
There are two siaes-8-oz. and 1901. Bottles ];
the Formula Is printed In languages on eaei1.
OzoMULslON LABORATORIES
eS Pine St, New York.
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scrand, ambassador Of France. to
hiiii. 3.Thls was done rs q modest .
brhtion Of tho stcoessf,,l conclusion Of
A1gcci,'ns conferences; Which hasGires
III avertihg tho tdhngtr OF n collision
tween f1rrafce hnd Gertiiany over
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PATHETIC CASE.
Az Dung Girl in Dying Condition
$3s Moved from Burning House.

M Especial to The Times-Dispatch.0
kSA IIENDERSON, n. c., April "a iiro
occurred here Saturday night which par
italy destroyed a two-story building,
which was occupied by white women.
One OF the inmates, n young girl, was
I'LL with typhoid fever, and was removed
itn ano1 her house almost in dying cond-
ton. It is said she cannot live.
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!, rar f,,ri,nr interests IN Morocco.
NM president was nrrnyed IN u t'lack
sr.oai o. and white shoes and trousers,
whlo Ills guests wore negiEee shirts n qltni
lark trousers. Tho internn tiunnl contest i1l
trohthueti for moro than nh hour
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. iApF'iD -At>D ''SSS,,AN'N - -
BONDS.
Alabama state bonds Observation-Disclosures.
ns'lEa a MoxIc o' Eh,ernai ,v:oi bonds
Virginia Century bonds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
CITY q winnipeg, Man. Water Works bonds,,
Montreal Corporation bonds .,...,'r.,,,,..,'.,.,
hishHops (y41 cl,y. bonds
Atchlsonr Topeka aud santa Fer, r. GEM
MtGe roia bonds ,,an,is
II, and o E.R. LIST Mtgo, gold bonds ....,s,....
y; aug .. Is, Il, 60, LIST Mtse, gold bonds
Southwestern division ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
iici, L. II, ana stock Yards bonds Of indian
ppOtB ..,t.n..sn ,,.i..,s.',t
i1ro1.lyH lnon Elevated Il, II. LIST Mtgn. tbonds
Canadian i'aclile Il, R5ist Mtgc.H gold BOMBS:
CenirpE Pacific Rs. n, refuiidins gold, haiiIs ~
c'es and Ohio r Il Gell Mtge, 500 b'lds,;ss
Ehes AMI OHIO 4 II lSt Cons MICE HolH
b1nhs t..,4.t,. ..,t,.it.. .s.... ~.
cbieag2and Western INDIANA II, u. inn'iM
gold bonds ...r.t.,,t.,t
chicago dnd Weston lniipna IL. u, 90 Gons'
alSet g!car gold bonds ,.",,,',,,.,s,,,',i