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The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03
A Social Time.

MT. and Mrs. ". T. Kizer, who reside on Dallas avenue, enter tanned large party of young and married folk on Thursday even ing last. Up-to-date music and popular songs were the order of the evening. Dainty and delicious refreshments were served. Among the guests pres eat were: Mir. and Mrs. s. s. RakSr, Mir. and Mrs. w. w. Whitley and daughter, Mir. and Mrs. Matt Bolton and Miss Bol- ton, Mrs. Mcknight, Dr. and Mrs. ]. w. Klemm, Winthrop P. Clarke, Henry Wright, MT. Hyde, Mir. Frieze and the Misses Rain vile. All had most enjoyable evening.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03
AFFECTS THE ROAD TAX.
The Supreme Court Decision Said to
 Be Against Amendment No. }.

Little Rock, Ark, April 27.- The decision of the Supreme court of Arkansas rendered last Monday in the matter of Palmer vs. Rice, from Lincoln county circuit court, is of more impor- tance to the cities of the state, indirectly than was at first thought. It not only affects the validity of amendment No. 3 to the constitution of the state but also the validity of the three mill road tax amendment. In Little Rock this means a loss to the city of $60,000 per annum from this source alone.
 The full effect of the decision has not yet been felt as it will be later on but the blow has been dealt to many cities of the state. The matter has been attracting attention in every section of the state and even now arrangements are being made looking to the re- submitting of the amendment al the next regular session of the legislature.
 The poll tax amendment is also virtually declared invalid by this decision of the Supreme court Under the law before the decision 1t was necessary to exhibit pol tax receipt for the preceding year before citizen of Arkansas could vote at any election. Great mum bers of negroes have been induced to pay poll tax in order to be able to vote, and the decision vii most probably affect a decrease il the revenue from this source.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03
Fourteen Crushed by Landslide

santa Cruz, Cal, April 2S.-On the day or the earthquake 14 men were killed at Loma Preta, ten miles from here, by the crushing of a sawmiU by landslide. There were l5 men in the mill and only one escaped. He brought the news of the catastrophe tc this city. The court house in Santa Cruz is in such dangerous condition that 1t probably will have to be razed With dynamite. The county official. refuse to enter it.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03
In.uronce Rate. Advanced.

Philadelphia, April 2S.-As result of the San Francisco conlagration the Fire Association of Philadelphia Thursday advanced it's premium rates in the congested central district or this city 25 per cent. The American Fire Insurance company announced that it had reinsured in the Commer- sc cial Union Assurance company oI Ell gland it's entire outstanding risks ex- cept the perpetual insurance. Presi- dent Irwin of the fire association also said he had ordered 25 per cent ad- vance in premiums on risks of this company in the business section oi New York and similar action Will pc taken elsewhere With the advance ID premiums the fire association also re- duced from fifteen to ten per cent the commission allowed insurance brok' CTS.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03
To Avoid Legal Complications.

Washington, April 2S.-Secretar Taft has telegraphed Gov. Pardee O. California, suggestion from the presi dent, that in order to avoid any possi, ble legal complications the governor should call upon the president formally for the use of United States troops in San Francisco.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03
Asked to HoId Consirnments.

oakland, Cal, April 2S.-Sixty car loads of provisions from various DOT
 tions of the country arrived over the Southern Pacific at the Oakland Mole serly Friday. The supplies were im- mefately taken in charge of by the ~.'ici committee for distribution in Oakland, San Francisco, Santa Rosa and San Jose. So great is the quantl- ty of supplies that are now arriving that notice has been sent to the ln- terior towns and cities of the state to hold consignments until the train loads on the way here have been used.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03

Some person left his coat be- hind as he went out the west gate of the court house yesterday. ln the pockets are papers probably bearing the owners name and he can recover the garment by call ing at the Star office.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03
The First Box of Berries.

Sturgeon Robbins aud George Bunyard, two bright boys. called at the Star office yesterday and left box of very excellent staw- berries sent in by Mir. l.. B. Buu- yard. They are the first home grown berries of the season and were greatly appreciated.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03

MT. Tom Estes and Miss kfol- lie Simmons, who came down from Waldron Tuesday to hear the Sam Jones lecture, returned home yesterday on No. 4, accom- panied by Miss Mollie's sister, Mrs. Sweetie Estes, who will visit with her parents at that place few days.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03
Nebraska Pioneer Dead.

Lincoln, Neb., April ,s.--A dispatch from Broken Bow, Neb., says that Taylor Flick, populist candidate for governor in 1900 and Nebraska pioneer, is dead there. He was 7s years old
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03

Mrs. John Pffinniug received a telegram this morning amour cing the death of her mother which occurred at Fort Smith at an early hour this morning. Mrs. Pfiinning left this afternoon for Fort Smith to attend the funeral which will take place tomorrow.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03
Money Found.

Owner can secure same by ap- plying to me and describing in full. Rev. T. K. Turner. one and a half miles east of Rocky on Potter road. 4S-d&w-1:
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03
A TEXAS TORNADO.
Fourteen Persons Killed at Bellevna as, and Many Injured-Fire Fol.
 lows storm.

Bellevue, Tex, April 28--A tornoa. which swept through this place Thu day night destroyed everything in it. path and as result practically ths entire town is mass of ruins onl,. three buildings now standing Tba tornado was followed by fire wb;as consumed the wreckage This renor. is being sent from the top of a talo phone pole a mile from Belleyue bn, it Is as close as a wire can be had
 The town Of Bellevue consisted ~ over 200 houses.
 The whole business section of tho town and all stocks of merebandisa were destroyed. Among the business houses destroyed are Nelson & Spiyev M. Spradlez, D. Ognotz and Robleys
 The tornado was mile wide and travelled over the earth for 6 distance of eight miles, levelling everything in Its path, running crops and destroving all farmhouses and barns on the way
 The fact that so few people were killed is accounted for by the fact that practically every house was equipped with storm cellar and the people ran to them as soon as they saw the tornado approaching. Those who had no storm cellars or who could not reach them were the ones who suffered Last winter many lives were lost in the same neighbor- hood by tornado. Conservative estimates place the loss between $780, 900 and s175.000.
 The inhabitants of the town are not only homeless but without food or raiment and utterly destitute, ali | their possessions being swept away Relief is being hastened to them | from neighboring towns.
 Sydney Webb, chairman of reiel committee organized at Bellevue Texas. has asked the Associated Pres to make public the following:
 "Six hundred of our people are home less and practically destitute. Thirteer were killed and a number seriousll 1 injured The entire town in heal of ruins, the destruction being com plete. Help of every kind is needel and this relief committee appeals [ tho public for aid. The committee re 1 quests that all contributions be sent | W. B. Worcham & Company, bank CTS, Henrietta, Texas"
 Fort Worth. Tex, April 2S.-i dispatch Friday morning from Belle vue, Texas, places the loss of If there by the tornado at IA. The tow is partly wrecked, the buildings whicl caught fire after the storm passed be ing burned. A carload of provision was sent from Fort Worth Frida morning and tents and bedding wer rushed from Wichita Falls.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03
Gr.alnr.s sa. .Inse r1n.rt.

Washington. April 2S.--Gen Greedy has telsKraphed what he believes tc be complete list of the dead in Ssr Jose and vicinity. The total, includ, ing ss patients at Axnsws asylum. is IT.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03
Hahn Defeated Nou,,or

Athens, April ,S.--In the fnal heat for the 100 rsstres race Archie Hahn, Milwaukee (Wis) A. C., was first Fay II. Moulton of the Kansas City A. C.. was second and Barber, Au. tralia, was third. Time, II 1-5 seconds
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03

w. E. Watkins is having the front of his new stone building pointed up and cement walks laid along his business block, all ad- ding much to the appearance of that portion of town. Watkins Bros., make a fine display of goods in their new store.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03

Mrs. George Pitzer of For Scott, Kas., is visiting in the cit. the guest of her parents, MT. an' Mrs. Wagoner.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03
Get
 SCoTT'S Emulsion

When you go to a drug store and ask for Scott's Emulsion you know what you want; the man knows you ought to have t. Don't be surprised. shouoh. h you arc offered something slss. Wines, cordisls, extracts. etc., of cod liver oil are pIenti- fuI but don't imagine you arc oettinu cod liver oil whom you take them. Every year for thirty years we've been increasing the sales of Scott's Emulsion. Why7 Because 1t has always been better than any substitute for It.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03

s. H. Allen and two children returned home last night from s visit with friends at Philadelphia
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03
FRIDAY

A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to H. A. Baker and Mrs. Martha Ralph of Egger.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03

Dr. Marks of Kansas City, who for several years held the position of assistant chief surgeon of the Kansas City Southern hospital, came in last night for few days hunting and fishing.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03
SATURDAY..
N. A. Gann of Rust was ming ling with Mena friends today.

NJ. H. Van Zani of Cove was transacting business in Mena to- day.
 Dink Winton of Rocky spent last night in the city the guest of his brother, M. D. Winton.
 Mrs. J. T. Donaldson left this afternoon for visit with relatives and friends at Spiro and Fort Smith.
 Prof. A. c. Thompson of Board Camp passed through Mena to- day on his way home from trip to Oklahoma.
 Wash Dilbeck, J. A. Abernathy and Benson Bates, prominent farmers of the Big Fork neigh borhood, were n Mena today trading.
 K. s. Allen returned home this afternoon from trip to his farm in the Choctaw Nation. He brought back with him several very large catfish which he in Mountain Fork last night.
 Revs. J. B. Lumbley, J. k. Small and J. J. Mershon and Prof. s. H. Allen left today to attend the Fifth Sunday meeting of the Baptist church at Mill Creek.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03
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SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists So9-4f5 Pearl Street, Ne.s Ycrk GOO and Si.oo. Ali druasIsta /
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03
THURSDAY

Robert Gamble of Waters was in Mena trading today.
 Pink Logan of Black Springs was in Mena today trading.
 Ben Gipson of Hatfield was up mingling with friends in Mena today.
 A. A. McKinzle, merchant at Waters, was in the city buying goods today.
 A. c. Holt of the Jansen Lum- Der Company was looking after business matters Tn Mena today.
 w. D. Allen of the Allen Beck ett Lumber company at Rust, was looking after business mat ters in Mena today.
 K. D. Sale went out to Board Camp this morning to attend the picnic given by the Odd Fellows at that place.
 Jesse Lilies and family and John Mckenzie and family of Waters passed through Mena today en route to Weatherford, Okla, where they will make their home. J. B. Cummings, who has been conducting second hand store On De Queen street, has sold his business to E. A. Deseve, who recently moved here from Hous- ton, Tex.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03

Dink Winton of Rocky spent last night in the city the guest of his brother, M. D. Winton.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03

Pink Logan of Black Springs was in Mena today trading.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03

NJ. H. Van Zani of Cove was transactine business in Mena to- day.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03

Robert Gamble of Waters was in Mena trading today.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03

Ben Gipson of Hatfield was up mingling with friends in Mena today.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03

A. A. McKinzie, merchant at Waters, was in the city buying goods today.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-05-03

A. c. Holt of the Janssen Lum- Der Company was looking after business matters Tn Mena today.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-07

cular to the stockholders OF the Missouri Kansas
and Texas President Rouse says that IRON, the
Pioceeus o. 1he new bonds II Is intended to pay of
an the equipment notes referred TO In the last
annual report. which otherwise vouId bs,,o - -
paid out OF net earnings in the future The amount
Of these will lac reduced to ss67S 5es outstanl;,q, a.
March' lsp. oi the balance then remaining about
Sl.00o00 viii be devoted TO the reduction Of erode
and the reformation of aligments from tho ,o~ts
terminus OK the railway to the Red River To-,
and other improvements, and about 81 cOaOoo will
be devoted to rail renewals bringing the main line
up 10 eighty-fve pounds standard
BANKS LOSING MONEY The loss Of q SEQ M,
sustained by the local banks Monday r,.lin,-
total loss from Friday up the close OF business
Monday OF S,3S0,0oo and a credit by the s,,h
Treasury at the Clearing House yesterday morn
ing for S653657 reported due to miscellaneous
accounts. As is well known offsets to the collec-
tions by the Slb-Treasury at this time i'm each
month are light The banks however. according
10 the best reliable information continue to gain
money as result Of the interior movement. A
week ago the loss by the banks from Friday to
Monday inclusive, was S2,77SOOO
ROCK ISLAND BOND SALE SUCCESSFUL
The Sn1S4'eM per cent refunding bonds Of the
Rock Island company recently purchased by
Speyer & Co. have been sold to investors in this
country and in Europe. The demand for these
bonds was active owing to the solid character of
the security.
RECORD PRICE FOR GREAT NORTHERN
The liili stocks were strong in the hour Great
NotG4eIII preferred, under sales OF $500 shares
made new high record of $40. up 6 from the open
ing. Northern Pacific, with sales of 5000 shares
sold at 2l4Iz up "a from Mondays close.
CANADIAN PACIFIC.-After payment of work
Ing expenses, fixed charges and dividends, now de-
clared. Canadian Pacific has surplus for the half
year of $s6sS6, equal to about ~ per cent on the
common stock.
COPPER PRICES LOwER.-Copper prices were
reduced 3s@5-l6 cent yesterday. in addition to the
decline Of y cent Monday. This makes a decline
OF cent 50 far this year. The highest price in
1895 was 1915 cents a pound on December 80
New-York tribune., 1906-02-07

CURB MARKET TRADING.

Not until the late afternoon did tho market for
outside securities assume any animation worthy OF
mention. During the early part Of the session ex
trene duness prevailed, although prices, = rule
maintained a generally steady tone In the last
hour considerable animation developed IL a few of
the mining shares. which tended 10 hold prices
elsewhere. United was The leader, with up
ward movement Of points. followed closely by
Boston with a gain OF 212- Slight recessions fol-
lowed under pront taking. Nevada Consolidated
was firm and fairly active. The traction issues
decidedly frmeF lnteTboroUgh improved
nearly points. while the new common gained s..
American Light and Traction strong at
terial gain In both issues and rights. Internal
tionai Mercantile Marine preferred advanced q.
point under active speculation. American Can
shares Irregular. International Salt about
steady. Ir bonds Interborough- ropolitan 4l2s
We're up 4. Marine 4l2s =; New York. Westches-
Ter and Boston certificates small fraction; Amer
lean steel Foundry Gs y.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-07
Bankers posted rates were as follows

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-New Orleans 49, Com
meroaI SOC discount. bank. 81 premium. San Fran
cisco-Sight. 1izc; telegraph. lie. Boston-Par.
Cheago-l0c premium Cha-leston-Buying. par;
selling l-lOe premium. Cincinnau-Par. Savan-
rah-Buying. soc discount: selling 75c discount
Minneapois-Jgc premium 81. LoUis-I5c pre-
inium bid. 2Oc asked
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York - Exchanges
s5lsTslsS2; balances Sl2l44 027. Philadelphia-Ex-
changes. t256sl.SO3; balances, s2.s6I.5I6 Boston
Exchanges, tS0s742s7, balances. S2G41 2s2 Chicago
EycLanges s347s05s0; balances s.. .325. $50 Balti-
lHore-EZchanges. IS ss5 So; balances. S5I1I01
SILVER MARKET-B6r silver 65Es. Mexican
silver dollars, 59i7c. Bar silver in London closed
ar 30 3-l6d
GOLD PRE1UUN-In Madrid. 2252; Lisbon. $50
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Nexican exchange on
AeW-YCrk IS NuoCed a. Is9
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington $50 I26, internal reve-
ne receipts s4610l6, miscellaneous receipts s57-
~ Receipts for the day. SI335.0s6 expenditures
AsseoJe Receipts for the month 10 date, s11.774.-
N.' expenditure, $4,000. 600: excess OF receipts
N'74so. Receipts for -he fiscal year 10 date.
S8.sst.Ss5, expenditures S3sl.347. 600; excess of
Expenditures. ss5os-r
sLB-TREAsC RY.-The Sub-Treasurv was cred
itf 10 -he Clearing House S852.s57
New-York tribune., 1906-02-07
Citations.


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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York BY rhe Grace Of Cod Free and Ind-psudsn--
To Gqstave Grotrtan Aeer, Grotran Heinrich GrotrAn
GrotTisn Mnns Keuntie nee Grotrian. AIwina aIaler
rich GrOtrian brother q CHRISTIAN GrOtran deceased a
August RIihnan or Ruhuaa Wilhelm Ruhman or aus
man and Ferdinand Iuhn1R or Rdhman. being ehidFsa
GrOtrtsn deceased OF PTevlnce Braunschweig Germany
ceased sister Of CHRISTIAN rOtrisn deceased o. remover %
spanda an Marie sssnTse nes S spaSs Sen Lt. %
tirotrian deceased of BTaunschweig GermaHy Wlsans
app aSlp sesna aa a. s A9geT % M LSgse Ps9gsI
Piapper dscsssss ssia Wisn Lena Loaise ana Cazl
Christian GrOtrisn. deceased Of vierenourg Provincs
q said chrsisa rotrah dsceass 70 the hnsSans s
tae above named asSasw and ns % r. ns sn@ Or % either e
whose names and place OF residence unknown
dsseendants Of said Heinrich eroSTian M s,reS or
Johanna PiapPeT " SHy whose nanss place o. resi-
70 the husband widow hersst-Iw nsxt o. kin n
ana herein may be dead whs
tIsneT m these pToceeanss ATal p%n 10 the Ps;-
ssrssT sisters st Louise etTia1 the widow Of Christian
Braansehweig Germsny. and August sosnstines knore
wdSw q sad crs,aa roTiaa aecsSs G5Ts a Ers =:
Goedeck-. Adlnstrator the soods chattsIs snS
or sister y ~ ssa Louise trotTs 70 ss other brother
named Or any o'hsr hsigz-a.av kin Of sat
Iesdence unknown the Petitioner to tSe hasSsnS
nTosaer or sister p said Louise STotlin .csassd-
nafnA.
and place of residence being
ana all
tEn GrOrian deceased creditors legatees next ~ lin
otherwise. senG greeting Nob Z yos
hereby cited and required personally % be appear be-
fore the - York. al
resates Court o. salt county hei a. the County Court
House In the County % New York s7.h sav @
February 190d. half past O'clock IN the fcrenoca
OF Judicial SaTtIr-
%. the OK Nina SchuiiJz forNerv p'erls,
ESccutrtN and Trustee the rasr MN aD.
Testament q Christian Grotran deceased ano sach -
hereby cited uldcr aga ~ tWentS-
required % appear by guardian
have one OF u Yea have none o. appear apgy Tor
be appointed. U the Cf pasf..r ~.
failure do guardian viii be
fogate 80 represent and az for proceedinx
IN Testimony Whereof We have eau.ed fhA -
surrogGtes the Countv of Net 49, -
heFeunto asiScd. '~ - -
Witness Hon Aener C. Thonas a Su-rusata az cur
said GOunty, at the tusluty OF New sfbts
5aaaary, n the year e eur Lr Thousand nine S1E
cred ans ABNER n 5sr{oAIss '
Iseall sS,~,-~,,.
JOHN y BRoDsISY Atty. for Executrtx ans Tr-sss>
ae-oi Chambers street. n y. city.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-07
COpartnerShip Notices.

TAKE Nt,TICE THAT THO UNDERSIGNED
- members OF the firm OF BlA-IOP L.AIMBEER &
COMPANY copartnership which expired by agreement
January % 1906 renewed. and will continue
said Copartnership until and including December 81,
1906 10 conduct a general brokerage and commission
No. ~ Broad Street in the City and county
of FRANCIS c. BISHOP and WILLIAM
IAIMBEER are general partners. and G. BLAIR PAIN
TER special partner and has contributed 20 the
capital the Hundred Thousand
tsIOO 900 Dollars said partners
New-York tribune., 1906-02-07
THOMAs, EMILE AIN PURSUANCE Of

l. -, order Of Hon Abner G. Thomas a Surrogate os
,ba Snunv or New York. notice & hereby given 10 iii
~ns having claims against Emile A. Thomas late ~
tse County OF York deceased TO present same
the subscriber, placo
aNttr@ business !S2O. No 40 Wall streat IN
sba CIV OF New YoTk. or before the 10Th day of
Afa Datas Sew York the 25th day ot September 1905
"S ~ .vl&STON II. HAGEN.
EDWARD r WHITNEY, Attorney for Executor. ~ wan
Streat New CITY.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-07
STOCKS.

fonsni,gte ted Fraction Company New Jersey. go -
I.scph Dixon Cru"ih!e Company .4Q0
r-.ssv 4 Brdson II I-'
Gas a Electric COMPANY uf Bergen County. % ~
lIactensac1 Wa.sr Company common ----.. llp
do preferred .-rff ~
Ff8t.krr y lnprGy ellent GonlTauy -J1
IiuFs,In Gas Company ~ . "'A
ffreey CITY Hohukca g. Paterson Railway co -
= L.orillaTd pref srred 10
Eey-Isrunsyick Light. Heat s. Power co., 60
Neu-Jereey zinc Conipa 900
4 New-Jefsey Telephone CO... i94 = lo111
North Jerscy Railway Company. 70
pat r-sdr q g. Electric Company. 40
Public Service Cooperation l21 W
gand Transit street Railwac company -2ap w
Somerset Union 4 MlddieseX Lighting co 30 -.
south Jersey Electric & Traction Co. W
singer Manufacturing Company s9n
Comnany -tbo c'"
Cnlted Electric Company OF New-JeTssy''''.'. y
New-York tribune., 1906-02-07
SurrogateS' Notices.
\ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

IN PURSUANCE Of AN ORDER OF HON.
Ahnsr c, Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF Nsv
York notice hereby given TO All psrsons having claims
Gtllct. late OF the
YORK aeceased. present the same. with vouchers
~ once OF Evarte Tracy Sherman NJ co
Vii Sraet 4 the Borough OF Manhattan. the civ 81
. SorE on OF before the tweasyeighth OF Marcb
1906 -, a., ,,.,,ts,b ,o,- =, S... -
N~'' JOSEPHINE BLOpGErT GI.IET. EHxecutrix
TRACY SHERMAN, Attorneys ESxec,,-
l. trsI 10 Wall Street New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-07

Frank T. F,tsssrsld a sgrroEsts OF the County %
New York notice is hereby given ali persons having
claims against jacob II Iap late OF the Ccuat. q
~ te subscribers place ransacting business
the offce of John r Booth No 2Tl Broadway Borougn
OF Manhattan In the City OF New York. or bsfa.e
tn. nrst day of May next
Dated New York. the 24th day OF october. 1905
ROBINS A. LAW JOHN J. WIIELAN, J. WALTER
WILSON. Executors
IoHN r BOOTH Attorney for Executors. 27i Bread
way Borough u Manhattan City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1906-02-07
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MAREET-Nioney OF call opened at :
~ cent; highest per cent; lowest 5 per cent;
las, loan. per cent: closed. per cent; ruling rate
81 per cent Tine money was quoted at 4l20424 per
,rt for thirty 10 sixty days and - per cent for
,srss four. FIVE and SIX months. Commercial paper
was quoted az 5I5-a per cent for sixty 10 ninety
davs snd s5sG5S per cent for four TO six months
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Mark closed steady
t,,usl closiDc rates follow
New-York tribune., 1906-02-07

A DYERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
u Tribune received at their Uptown Office No s64
Broadway between Beth and s7th SITS until o'clock o. m
Advertisements received the following branch offices
regular office rates until o clock viz: 254 sth-
2Sd st; 153 6th-ave
I4h-st: 25L West 42d-st between 7th sth aves.:
Zo9 West l25thst: 133s Sdave between 10Th T7th
stS,; 1.026 8d-ave.. 61st-st: /
s9th-st 15T East l25th-st 75e Trernont-ave $50 3d
ave. near 41st-st.: 654 sd-ave 210 BIeecker-st