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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-10

at the Methodist church tonight
Come 90 the shc@ tonight and see
the fnuf npw exits dos n stairs.
If sou want coal phone u#. Central
Fuea aud Feed Company Both
phones Archie Thompson. mgr. As
Nos that a city primary election
has been called for February eth the
candidates viii have TO do soyna hast-
linz
Might Watehmau W H. GrlzsArd
went TO Dallas this morning to APP
pear before the United States uraaa
jurF
" / Huie. samuel Erger. c. A.
MlIlor and }, ~ Broadhead were mi
tiated into the mysteries OF Elkdom
last Night.
The meeting 60 have been hcld az
the court house tonight In the in
terest OF better sidewalks has been
postponed
%
AR A. l.. Eddleman and Miss May
noono. both OF Italy, were married
by Mr. Chalmers Mcpherson at his
residence this morning.
We are prepared 10 execute All
orders promptly rs we have the best
equipped delivery outfit in The city.
Waxnhachie Ice Works. 40
AT cost and less than cost sale con-
tinued. When in town stop in at
the Boston Store. Nearly all goods
selling at just one-half value. At
The two-year-old son of W. =. Sui
Ivan died at the family home near
Red Oak last Saturday. The death
OF the little fellow was due to mem
branous Group.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will pack a o for Buckner's orphan
home on Thursday afternoon. All
who have any clothing they desire
10 send will please feave at the
church OF at Mrs. G. E. Schuster's 40
r. ". Crawford and wife of East
Texas have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Couch on Marvin street
for several days. Mr.. and Mrs. Craw- !
ford will make their home in this
section.
\ little innocent snow balling is
I'll 'lEhf, but ~.tcu 4 gang OF boys
make a business of parading the
and pelting everybody that
passes they should be suppressed by
the police.
Mrs. n. J. Thomas is spending this
week with her sister, Mrs. NJ. +.
.risler. at Dallas. Two sons of Mrs.
have lately been stricken
with appendicitis. One will undergo
operation this week.
a force of linemeu for the South
western Telegraph and Telephone
Company arrived il the city last
night to begin some important i'm
proVements for the service. This
work Will include the setting OF new
poles and %stringing cables. Some
time during the year an entirely new
system will be installed
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The ladies OF the Baptist church
will pack a box for Buekner's orphan
home on Thursday afternoon. All
who have any clothing they desire
TO send will please leave at the
church or at Mrs. G. Z. Schuster's 40
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K. ". Crawford and wife OF East
Texas have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Couch on Marvin street
for several days. Mr.. and Mrs. Craw-
ford will make their home in this
section.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-10

\ little innocent snow balling is
I'll 'lEhf, but N4cn 4 gang OF boys
make a business of parading the
streets and pelting everybody that
passes they should be suppressed by
the police.
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NHH Hrzsf tht plar ar .at
ab eef saea thinner r-flae -.
rsuaiuH FRI HE HH IA
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Mrs. n. J. Thomas is spending this
week with her sister, Mrs. NJ. f.
Crisler. at Dallas. Two sons of Mrs.
Crisler have lately been stricken
with appendicitis. One will undergo
an operation this week.
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FOR SALB-Baled hay at 26c per
bale. See Satchcl & Blank. 40
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a force of linemer for the South
western Telegraph and Telephone
Company arrived in the city last
night to begin some important i'm
proVements for the service. This
work will include the setting of new
poles and stringing cables. Some
time during the year an entirely new
system will be installed.
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HAY Fort sale AT csc per bale. See
SatGhell & Blank, at market. 40
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Ready aHa esittnF If NAxAlaehle
rari~er Compauy fa- u a.ts
heating stove ~
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WANTED-Everybody TIC know that
we are doing a cleaning, pressing and
repairing business at 10 West Main
street. Ladies work a speciality. All
work guaranteed, Give us o call.
Both phones. Holcomb & Pace
Tailoring Company. If
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WANT COLUMN

WEATHER Tonight rain warmer.
Thursday occasional rain. Tuesday
max. ~, min. IS. snowfall . rain
fall 10.
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LOST-One f~our-in-hand scarf fur
on or near square. Finder please re-
turn to Mrs. w. b. Ferguson. Al
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HAUiING-if you want anything
hauled. notify me at Pierce & Vines
barber shop. T. w. Pierce. Alp
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FOR RENT Residence No. 400 Rog-
ers street. Write s. T. Brin. 4io
Elm street. Dallas, Texas. If
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FOX kENT-One six room house,
including bath room. on West Main
street. Close in. city water, electric
lights. closet with sewer connections.
Room for n head of stock. Apply
to I'D Oldham. Il
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call nominal at 8 per cent; time
money quoted OF IX@4,< per cent. for sixty
TO ninety days, * as per cent; for four months.
SKG6X per cent. for Ave to six months. Com
mercial paper quoted at 565N. per cent. for
prime single names and bills receivable;
other names, 5x@6 per cent.
The foreign exchange market was s'eady
to-day, with sterling rates unchanged. Posted
rates were quoted Of y say for long and 8 ssh
sight drafts, si.s1esasi .s47o. and cable trans
fers, S4.SSdt4 .s5o6. Francs were, quoted at
sax less 500 for LONG and 5.lsx less l-s2 for
abort. Reichsmarks were quoted at % 1S-l6
for long and o. LIE plus i-e4 for short. Guild
ers were quoted at 20 for short dates.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
Par, C~lcago-t0o. discount. Charleston
Banks, buying, par: selling, ,Ko. premium.
Montresi.siHS: SRTsmi~%1. \ Sew 1rles1 A.
count. st. Paul-l5c. premium. Minneapo-
iis--2Oc. premium. Louisviile-3oc. premium.
BIZ. Louis Par. San Francisco -2Sc. pre-
MUM.
Money In London. bob per cent. Rate
of discount In open market FOR short aud
three months bills. S@s Lie per cent. Con-
soils for money CLOSED at SIN and for account
g g f friSos ssH confines Tke private rate 81 q
london % francs lSn confines; Berlin ad-
vices ouoted exchange on London 20 marks
<eX pigs. Private rate OF discount is 81
per rent. %
New York Clearing House statement: Ex-
changes, SSi7, go, 7sI: balances. SIS, 7e6 SOL
Sub reasury debit balance, Stie. ee7.
Commercial price OF bar silver In New York.
sAKc. Bar silver In London, SOD. Mexican
silver dollar we're quoted at 800,
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SELL OUT, CASSATT ORDERS.
Notice 20 p. n. n. Employees to Get Rid OF
E~ntanglinG Alliances.

In accordance with he recommendation
Of it's self.investigating committee, the
Pennsylvania Railroad has instructed it's
officers and employees to dispose OF stocks
IN companies dealing with the railroad.
The Pennsylvania made the following
statement yesterday:
The following notice was sent out to-day
from the Office OF tho Pennsylvania Railroad
that corporation:
Z kRAL NOTICE.
The attention Of all officers and employees
Is directed to the following extract from the
preliminary report Of the special committee
OF the board Of directors appointed May
~. 1905. to examine the report upon the facts
connected with the acquisition and ownership
by any officer or employee OF the company
OF stock or other interest In any other com.
pany or association the holding Of which
can In any manner affect the performance
by such officers or employees OF their duty
to this company or the performance by the
company OF its duty TO the pubic:
bee. snd .is,. .e i. ' IS as !. Fl ta ,S s al on, &C. sns sSd n sm.
ployees should. BE- absolutely FREQ 20 discharg their
sSs coal I% aPsd. as an A {}as' Is,,o sn'i The p1 iesh cont to
Ds,,,,sn Of q tn to 3 Sn. .sSS,1sis f EsiTsos Sins con saa en- 10
shares Of g., any coal producing MSi, COMPANY n = ana ne s s,sS
TO D6rt Win any interest WHICH ne has u y VIII
any arm or Individual mining coal. on any Of the
lines OF the Pennsylvania Railroad system. and
every onfcer and employee should be required TO
refrain from any Investments whatsoever which
may possibly prejudice or anec! the interests q
the company or Interfere with the companys
fun discharge Of its du.y TO the public.
The report OF the special committee having
been adopted and approved by the board Of
directors OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany at q special meeting held July ?. 1905. all
officers and employees are required to divest
themselves OF any interest. direct or Indirect.
that they may have In stocks Of any coal COM
pany or in any firm or with any individual
owning or operating mines located on the
Pennsylvania system. or dealing In coal pro-
duced therefrom, and also to divest themselves
of any interest direct or indirect they may
| have In any company or firm, or with any indi-
yldual engaged In any other business where
the holding OF such interest might In any way
conflict with their duty TO this company or
the company's duty to the public.
A. j. CAssATT. President,
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who are Understood to favor the transfer
nation OF n OF the largest ,i~ndependent
railroad systems In the countryto bea feeder
t Sssn a sIse9sa e sy: ssnVs NTH MT a oSsoSsra 49, sss
and until that time cannot DO removed.
The Illinois Central has thirteen directors.
One IL, OK oficio, the Governor Of Illinois.
The others are elected In seHes Of three and
bold ne s.i G,nse rs, t9r '9 1n Xs S Zach ,e The sb = the the
M: Beach, !. T. Haruhan, Cornelius Wander
bflt; until October, 1901, Stuyyessnt Fish,
Edward II, Hartman, John Jacob Astor;
until October, 1904, Charles A., Peabody,
John c. yelling, w; Morton Grinnelli until
4%SstSssr,c tsss; John W. Ap0h'n'lo''' Robert
Welther Luttgen; who was elected last
October In the 1909 class, has since died, 80
that. the directors to be chosen this year
will be successors to Mr.. Luttgen, deceased;
Mr.. Beach. Mr.; Harahan and Mr.. Wander
analyze the standing OF the other directors,
whether pro or anti Hartman, II IL granted
that the election Of the four directors this
year will determine whether or not Mr..
Hartman IL to control the road.
Az a stockholder Mr.. Harriman's strength
rests principally In his interest In the Rail-
roa Securities Company, which controls
about %, 800 900 Of the stock Of the Illinois
Central. The holdings In this company
are divided into three parts between Mr..
LAoi rs Val EEbu III huIul, LOW q o.
Kuhn, Loeb 4 Co. are considered certain to
act with MIR. Hartman In case Of q show
down. ~
The holdings Of the Railroad Securities
Company, however, are small In comparison
with the stock holdings Of individual in
vestors. While this company has about
% 800, 900 Of the stock, the total stock out
standing is COS 400. 900, and this 90 per cent.
OF the stock Is well and securely held for
investment purposes. II 10 not q stock
easy to buy, for holders hold II. For that
reason Wal Street observers were inclined
to doubt the intimation conveyed In the
Hartman circular that large blocks Of it
had been accumulated In pursuance Of Mr..
Harriman's scheme.
On the other hand ii was pointed out
that Mr.. Fish was the only railroad presi-
dent In the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany who had stood out against Mr.. Harri-
mar and the Standard OIL interests. He
was a member OF the investigating COM
mittee on which were also John w. Auohin-
Gloss, one Of the directors Of tho Illinois
Central, and President Truesdale Of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
Against the wishes of Mr.. Hartman n
Mr.. Harriman's superiors Mr.. Fish in
sisted on a thorough housecleaning In the
Mutual, and because his associates outvoted
him or this point he resigned.
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EXTENSION or BANK LOANS.

Tue Presidents Ns::as. Tina Undly!t;cd
Profits Are Not Included in Surplus.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Comptroller
OF the Currency has sent a letter TO every
national bank president In the United States
notifying him that the recent legislation by
Congress permitting national banks to loan
10 ger cent. of unimpaired surplus to one
borrower does not include undiv ided profits
as q part Of surplus. Some OF the bankers
have taken the ground that because, under
the construction of the war revenue law the
undivided profits were regarded as q part
of the surplus for purposes OF taxation, the
new legislation would include the undivided
profits W thin the term surplus. In his letter
Comptroller Ridgely says:
Section $500 United States Revised Stat
utes, as amended by the act approved June
az, 1908, does not include undivided profits
with surplus in fixing the limit OF loans.
Undivided profits cannot therefore be con.
sidered in this connection until carried
TO surplus account on the books OF the bank,
under authority from the board OF di-
rectors.'
In another letter OF instructions sent to
national banks the Comptroller says:
-The officers and directors OF banks are
admonished that all excessive loans must
be collected OF reduced TO me limit At the
policy oif ihis Office to enforce the law by re-
auiring every bank, without exception. TO
keep It's loans and discounts within the
statutory limit"
When he urged the new legislation upon
Congress. Comptroller Ridgely explained
that he found It impossible to enforce the
limit loans to 10 per oent. Of capital alone
but he promised that IL the 20 Legislation
were enacted he would enforce 1t strictly
A loan In excess OF tho limit Is not treated
as an act Of insolvency, but as q violation OF
Of which is q forfeiture Of the banks char
Tar.
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Live stock Market.

SATURDAY. July Z.
Receipts OF beeyes were 772 head, all consigned
Feeling steady. Dressed beef had the usual limited
Saturdays demand AZ unchanged prices. or, at
liverpool and London cattle and beef markets
slow bnt steady; Exports Today soo beeves and
Receipts Of calves none, and there were none
In the pens for sale. Nonilnally steady for Al
and prices were steady. City dresaed ,yeals sold %
eei0|4c. perlb. country dressed at 4es'sc. dressed
arnssep and fed calves at k@0c.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were l.7st head,
inc,uding cnrs tof sne msrkes, making, witn 1me
pal. but rated .iesay;,lsmSs were nrm, and Food
entirely cleared. 4 few Gull sheep sold al ss.7s per
100 lbs: common 70 prime lambs a. se:7boe7!os
foJSc. per 10; dressed ami o. i0ai6lzc.
Receipts Of hogs were e,618 head, all for stAugh.
seIers. Nomindly o tribe weak In Buffalo advioss.
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ALTON REBATE CASES PUT OFF.
Application fer . New Trial Denied. but .
Stay or Sentence Allowed.

CHICAGO, July Judge X. M. Landis.
before whom tho Chicago and Alton Rail-
road Company, John N. Faithorn and Fred
A. wann wore found guilty yesterday OF
granting illegal rebates. to-day denied their
application for q 10Y trial.
The Court, however, decided that before
he pronounced sentence he wou' allow
the defendants until next Wednesday to
collect evidence that may tend to show
that the granting Of rebates by the railroad
TO the Schwaryschild d Sulzberger COM
pany was publicly known among all shippers
at Kansas Cily.
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Gold Car Heatins and Lighting Co.

ALBAsY, July THE Gold Car Heating
and Lighting Company Of New York city
has been Incorporated for the purpose Of
manufacturing devices to heat and light
Is IS 900, 900, and the directors are Edward
T.. Gold, Richard Voges, John C. Dixon,
Henry j.. Horn. LuoIus E. varney and
Ambrose l.. 0'Shea Of New York city and
Edward j. Roman OF Brooklyn.
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savings hanks Must Pay Recording Mort
gage Tax.

ALBANY. July THE savings hanks
must pay the tax under the mortgage tax
law which went into effect on July /. This
was decided to-day by the A~ttorney-('en-
eral. who holds that the new mortgage
tax law supersedes the provision in the
banking laws which makes the expense OF
preparing and recording such instru ments
a charge upon, the borrower. z.i
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Treasury Receipts and Expenditures.

WASHINGTON, July THE Treasury De-
partment is recovering from the influx o;
expenditures due to the beginning Of the
new fiscal year. The excess Of expenditures
over receipts to-day was little less than
half a million. The receipts were as follows:
Customs, 81 ,2Gs, AT; internal revenue,
81, 2i2 COS; miscellaneous, $61 ,s5S. Total,
$2,sl2, eo9. The expenditures we're S.
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Business Troubles,

Judge Blanchard Of the Supreme Court has
appointed Henry r.. Stern receiver for the
seymour Hotel Company, which formerly ran
the Seymour Hotel at ~ TO so West Forty.
fifth street.
Felix ,Muehleuthsi. reading al 1870 Fifth
avenue, formerly q cigar manufacturer, has
filed q petition In bankruptcy with liabilities
90, 600 and no assets.
Charles A. Heller, real estate broker at
lei Broadway. has fled a petition In bank
ruptcy with liabilities I'll, 87i and assets s25.
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Impofts and Exports.

The imports q spsciss for the sos week m. Esrs
Total sp:cie imports snce Jenqary I 90, soi ,s4s:
kxports OF specie were; Silver. 900, 5s7;
Si,isa, sas the previous week. The erports Ct
ss,siS,sc7; silver. S1s.t77.sss. . tetAl Of o..
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Prof. se,Isman a TAX commandment.

ALBANY, July 7.-Prof. e. B. A. seligman
OF chs Columbia University faculty has been
appointed by Gov. Higgins a member of
the commission Of. fifteen to revise the
tax laws. Mr.. seiigman takes the place
left vacant by the failure OF Charles a.
Hull Of Ithaca to qualify.
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Due To-mofrop.
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The sum Of $500 900. believed 10 be insurance
money, was transferred by banks through the
Sub-Treasury yesterday for San Francisco. p
William A.. Read 4 Co. have opened an
Office In Paris under the mana cement Fof
BENJAMIN q. Woodward. -
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PORTLAND CEMENT never In such demand.
fsoS product,on worth upwards 90 Million Dollars.
Shortage Of ~ Million Barrels on years prodletan'
ture Of pCRTLlN CEMENT q great and growing
Industry. KANSAS PORTLAND CEMENT pest
BRICK SHALE and NATURAL 4 LAND In fam
Gus KANSAS CEMENT N GAS BEtI. our &c
years. Low CAPITALIZATION. Treasury stock
offered OF Zoe. per share. cash or instaiment pay.
made In this stock, Our 1000 barrel a day plant
with our trss Fss ,ssl I'll ea.n a~s sisp 61,iys I'm. IN,
nm reuuest. UTHRIE MOUNTAIN COAL q
CEMENT COMPANY. SIS Hall Bldg, Kansas Cty'
Missouri.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAT.
sun r,ses, .. .<11l Sun sets. -. T7e Moon rises. s:ss
e10 HOB wArsH THIs DAT.
S.ndv Hook, eos Gov. Island, $40 Hell Gate. ia
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G. c.mnaula from Liverpool for New York,
"a IA Bretagne, from Havre for New York:
So Minneapolis, from Southampton for New York
a Rhynland from Antwerp for New York.
n Fufnessia, from glasgow for New York.
81 Bremen, from Bremen for New YORK.
Ss Patricia, from Hamburg for New YORK.
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Arrived -sATcHpAr. July T.
Ga Celtic. Liverpool, June 30.
Is 81. paul. Southampton. June so.
Ss La Touralhe. Havre. June 30,
So Columbia, Glasgow, June 20.
IN Monterey. Havana, July J.
So Colon, Colon, July i,
Ss Dinnarn are. Bel mudA, July T.
Ss Kansas City, Savannah, July =.
Ms Apache. Charleston Suly ..
IS Jefferson, Norfolk, July o.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
HELP wANTED-rEMALE.

sUMBRELI.AS-Ex pericnccd operator wanted;
STEADY work. ALLISON d LANSoN. S East l7tn ST,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. case fnisher wanted.
steady work. ALLISON d hanson 5 East nth a.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wanted. ALLISON a
LAMSON 5 East 18th st. az
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FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL.
WE, OFFER TO THE PUBLIC
t. yM4 ne unsolap portion Of or . per cent 80
H.. IN r, n cumulative "eek ofh - s"
United Milling & Grain Company
OF Topeka, KANSAS ELK,
Capital Stock, 100000
s,so oso POI cont. franrr.a e" 1 sIsoooe commou
~ ''E All ar siso o o per- hse IRE
Capital Stock,

$50 600 Q per coat. Frefsrrsd " "
AZ par eise 90 per share
ResistsrsA by The Internatisnal Savings ard Trust Co.. .PittsburG. Pa.
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A SQUARE DEAL.


a. .-t sta".. e. t.. SQUARE DEAL IT, .f'
stock 1. S s% assn @s ss, p sss % ssa y; ss4Ys$s 9 Perm S: a 81 ns s S %$sSs': sS&;. EysS 'ass S St
SSs $ SS 81 i Sss ~ u R ~ "a s X S$$ sS rf$ s%pq.s ..su, s.ssssssn N. owning .sa -sm,;
ss$ $ s$$s $ sssss 1.. ;s ;s wi $s$ S $% s' " " Iii ri $ IS S Il 's IN ~ ! ES$ $a$Fs 5:?:ss VIC @s ssS Isl
IRON our Sn SeGG Y Sss ~ sSs s@S PRs9ss u, tn. air WI breath.
La - R III MANAGEMENT
N. NOR sss s s.s |: %:1 9ss1 y i E1 asEssss fss ss ss gSs% e S az se %1a sa .a %%1 Ssa. %s
II Parker Chairman Executive Board. President of the Parker Grain Company Kansas City and
Ss Es Rn s.ay A %a o. ia as T sH4ms sAa G Corn %;y years with, A. Kaor Flour Nil. of
'" Raymond. Asnusn, Secretary %ss several year connected witt theM dtonAHn' MM of
Ne Tho %IssnS article Ths wall aJ oWMa apl m c>n,s,, such randi nuer.v in tn.
Southwest, Afe InemsSd srase Of wheat each year is drWneo out the tIee land Increasing
yes.d F % ~ y g. sss sa@ a 10 S% SSsss SsS Sa G sH'' hM a are s% %%%sf The a "n s crop
/. .u %S. 81 si %% sS s S.P s$ In Nc a. ,s fT st }ss. = $ s:: %ss s@s ~ ~ " s'Dn'" made
We PROMISE honaM and Intelligent management and the dhvdends VIII be ahthen ete earnings
STATEMENT ONE YEARS OPERATIONS
Manufacturing 10000 barrels Of -four tU c..".""t lSoS
Handling o6o bushels ofg grain at 0c" ' .'" '"'"" ""'"" PNp
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FIXED CHARGES n OPERATING EXPENSES. "
Cost Of msnutSSd2r,a 10000 barrel. of nour,, "."." 1900, "."i ":". ..".,". tSSS
Salaries q once sna M clip :""". NM. "":" iS SS
$ Ss:s :.$ II m $ S$ $%s y" **"" HSsss
PPe spTSSSn as ssdm ina aEMdess R .pervn ". :""" ". ."" " ."." "..". .."."... sSS
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