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DiUidend Notices.

OFFICE OF THE aNERICAN coat COMPANY
OF AIIEGANF COUNTY.
No J hr-adua3
New Tor August - 1876
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
American s-oal ro.nla@> Of Ailegan, county ,lev
jersey have fis 6us declared semi ANIMAL dividend -
FIVE PER CENT tie Capital stock ~ the CON
paEy pakasIe al his ofoe n Satars2> September
5ec6
transfer books siI d. IN Weinesav Angus,
22d Al three -lck r. q ar1 recprrod the morning
% September 2, 1906
GEORGE 81 IouLBY Treasurer
THE BOARD or. DIRECTORS or lord &
TAYLOR have tHis day declared thc regular semi
annual dfICenI three per Preferred Sto.
cf this Cooperation payable September lst The
TRANSFER books viii closed August 2Sth September
r.. TIrIs Treasurer.
August 20rh 1896
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Bankers posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-New Oreans-Com
mercial 81 discount bank 81 premium. Boston,
2l2c discount. Chicaso-25c discount. Charleston
Buying par; selling. asc premium. Cincinnati
Par. Savannah-Buying, 45c discount; selling. 75c
discount. Minneapolis-15c premium ST. Louis
25c discount bid, 15c discount asked San Fran
ciscO-Sight, &c; telegraph. &c premium
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York-Exchanges
S15O.2S5,OSl balances, s72o4,414. Chicago-Ex-
changes, s36,1O9,913; balances. $3272OSs BaltI-
more-EXchanges. $4,000, ,46O. balances 1896 9l6
hiIadelphia-Exchanges. S16,3iG377; balances 50
524,74O ston-Exchanges. $l6515. 7Ss: balances.
S1.53LOlL
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 6sa.c Mexican
silver dollars, Bic. Bar silver in London closed at
S07sd
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 95: Lisbon 2
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted 1882.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Custom receIpts
reported from Washington S52s go: internal reye-
nue. receipts. Sl.l67,24S miscellaneous receipts s33
976 Receipts for the day. 81 497 expenditures
$i720000 Receipts for the month date sS5 sl.
expenditures 81 100000; excess of receipts $3.50 10
Receipts for the year date. $ss 79723; expendi-
lures. $97i3721; excess of expenditures IS 232 9S
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was cred
itor 70 the Clearing House s2lll9i
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GOVERNMENT BONDS,

The following shows Yesterdays closiro QUOTA
tions for government bonds, compared .th Sat
urday's:
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ACTIVE CURB sTocys

INDUSTRIAL
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on caI opened at
per cent; highest per cent; lowest. Slz per cent;
last loan per cent close, per cent; ruling rate
per cent. Time money was quoted az 4IaQ5 per
for sixty to ninety days, 54G5ia per cent for
four months. and 5s4d6 per cent for five and six
months. Commercial paper quoted at 5I5d6
per cent for sixty to ninety days, 5alGS per cent
for four to six months and 615 per for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed easy
Actual closing rates follow:
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FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Ca money in
London. , per cent. Open market discount rate for
short bills, 31-16aSb per cent long bills, 31s3 GIG
per cent. Berlin discount rate 3Ss per Berlin
exchange on London. 20 marks 45s4 pfennigs. Parts
discount rate, 2Is per cent. Paris exchange on
London. % francs II centimes. Bar gold in Lon
don. 70s 10l4d
FOREIGN SECURITIES-Britis consols for
money 81 9-16; for the account S7ss French rentes
81 francs 671a centimes
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YEARS RECORD DAWN STOCKS.
Expectation of Further Bull cuiy Money Rates Higher hHe
Sterling Exchange Declines.

and cotton bills in the market large enough to
depress sterling 20 a level that would permit
shipments of gold from the other side OF the
ocean without the deposit by the Secretary OF
the Treasury with importing banks of gold pend
ing the receipt of an equivalent amount from
nh
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Z 40 " Total sa'es Tor The DAY. 'Unlisted
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u,IIE RoARD a. DIREcToRs nE LnRn
EinancinE Ncetings.

CHICAGO, MiLWAUKEE & ST. PAIL RAILROAD
COMPANY.
rrHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders 81 COMPANY the election cf Directors
.1d transaction OF other business u the Company
VII be office u the Company. tie f'fy of
siwaukee, Twelve o'clock Noon Of SATURDAY septenl
b.P 2Dth. 1853.
The transfer books VIII be closed wednesday. the
18th re9pened the lst n October next
BOSWELL. MILLER. Chairman Il the Board
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A DVERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
~ Tribune received fheir Tptogn Office No 1894
r0adUar Ietweeu IE5 3Tth OK p.
aa.eitIeeerts received following tces
regular urtl o'clock n. siz: - sth
aVe > cor 2gd 153 9th .or 18TH
ltrh si. c57 West 40 between 7th and sth
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BONDS.
BOSTON CURB MARKET.

CRepor.ed by J. Thomas ReInhardt. No. IS Val Sl-.l
New York and No. 70 Exchange Place. Bosloal
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Aug. 20, p. m-The market for Amer
lean securities was strong and active, with South
ern Pacific the feature. Last quotations follow:
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strong I'm Death.

in the line of absolute and abstract
politeness nothing can quite reach the
heights attained by a certain English
baronet who became the high sheriff Of
London. 1t was his invariable custom
when hurrying along the street TO sa-
lutte any of his numerous acquaintance
with bow, touch Of the hat and the
words Sir, ] wish you very good
morning. AS high sheriff OF coun-
ty it once became his painful duty to
attend the execution Of criminal,
when, having seen that all the prelim.
mary arrangements were complete. lie
bowed, touched his hat to the culprit.
whose black cap was already over his
face, and took his leave with his cus-
tomary Sir wish you q very gooa
morning,"-N Y. Herald.
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Little Jimmy Stiles is animated By
two ruling passions In this life One ID
a perfectly sincere hatred of school and
all that therein is. and the other an in.
ordinate liking for fishing in a gircaua
close to his own home a li,tlC Will,
ago he discovered that he was pos
sessed of a defective memory which
permitted him to forget all about hiS
school duties, and so he be,ook him-
self TO the heroinbefore mCntionoe
stream TO fish. He was proceeding
homeward when he met enc OF biz
schoolmates
Halo, Jimmy. What yer caueAtP
queried the latter.
30, muffin yet" said Jimmy. Il alan
been home. London Answers.
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a majority of the council and most OF
the common people; the other, headed
by the intendant Duchesneau, consists
of few members of the council. lie
Moyne and his sons. Jacques lie Der.
and several other fur-merchants. the
Bishop Laval. together with all the
Order of the Jesuits. The quarrel be-
tween the two leaders is one due-to
their official positions: the intendant
is jealous of the powers granted to
the governor and writes continually
complaints of his actions: the gov
ernor in turn is Jealous of the intend
ant, regarding him as a spy upon his
movements. Then, too, FrOntenac is
in secret sympathy with the outlawed
coureurs-de-bois, and is lax i'm his eff
forts to apprehend and punish them.
lie has an eye to the profits they make
in trade, and undoubtedly shares in
them"
"Cospetto." cried Tonti. how much
you have learned in so short a time. 3"
There is more TO tell yet" contin-
ned Pompon. "Duchesneau in turn is
interested in the profits Of a certain
group Of traders here and at Montreal.
OF whom Jacques lie Der is at the
head; hence an additional reason for
his hatred Of the governor and the
desire 10 thwart his plans. The
Jesuits look with disfavor on the ex-
plOratiOn plans Of FrOntenac and La
Sale claiming that they would mean
the ruin Of the Indian tribes they wish
10 convert. and whom they claim are
supplied with brandy by the governors
friends. the COMMUNICATIONS. Fronte-
nae believes that they have an eve 10
the fur-trade themselves. and that Il
is the beaver skins and not the heather
souls that they fear to- lose. lie
claims. too. that he has proof of their
selling brandy also. They are bitter
likewise al the evident favor shown
by the governor 20 the Recolld friars q"
'Sangue di Dio,' burst forth TonH
what sea Of not water the copte's
patronage will throw us into. Tho
clergy. the intendant and his faction.
ana lot Of rascally traders You
have indeed done well to learn all
this in time"
Truly responded Pompon. "a
man warned is half saved. Our enc
mics viii do all they can 90 binder our
success. Listen After making love
10 the pretty Marie. ABOUT ten O'Clock.
as ] was lying on one Of the benches
az the tavern thinking over all that
mad been told me. man entered the
room VIII. 10 was empty save for my
scli, and after looking about carefully
and seeing only me asleep and snoring.
with an empty glass near m, on the
table. he sat down as though awaiting
some one. All are not asleep who hare
their eyes shut, however. 50 although
continued W. my drunken SHORES,
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The two pretty American ghla had
met two delightful Englishmcn or the
way across and had given a cq dial
invitation, warmly seconded by tcciT
mother, to Sir Charles and his friend
TO visit them at their country home
One day a message came saying the
two men would arrive that afternoon.
The family was thrown into a fever
of excitement, and many plans of en-
tertainment for their guests were sTg-
gested and abandoned. 1t was final.
ly decided that as Englishmen are no.
toriously fond OF tub" and as their
guests were coming directly from the
train, they should first be invited to
take a bath. After that the hostesE
would rely on the inspiration of the
moment. The young men arrived
promptly, and after some demurriDs
were hurried off TO the bathroom. In
about an hour they emerged and went
Immediately to their hostess, saying:
I'VE are sorry to leave so soon, but we
only came to make call, and our traiG
leaves in IL minutes. "-Lippincott'a
Magazine.
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FOUR YEARS OF AGONY.
Whole Foot Nothing But Proud Flesh
Had to Use Crutches-"Cuticula
Remedies the Best on Earth"

" In the year 1899 the side of my right
foot was cut off from the little toe down
to tue heel, and the physician who had
charge. OF me was trying to sew up the
side of my foot but with no success At
last my whole foot and way up above nv
calf was nothing but proud flesh /
suffered untold agones for four years. and
tried different physicians and all kinds
OF ointments. | could walk only with
crutches. In two weeks afterwards |
saw a change in my limb Then | began
using Cuticura Soap aod Ointment often
during the day and kept 4 up for reven
months, when my limb was healed Up lust
the same rs If | never mad trouble. 1t is
eight months now since / stopped using
Cu;iCura Remedies. the best on Gods
earth. am working at the present day.
after five years of suffering The cost
OF Cutlcura Ointment and Soap was only
So; nut the doctors bills were more IKE
5000. John NJ. Lloyd, us s. Arch Ave,
Alliance, Ohio, June -. 1906"
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church and the Hotel pfeu. A t,a a

cnurSh ana the fiotef DfeN. a GA a.
OF many voices greeted their ears a.
they entered tho enclosure. They
found the place filed with a crowd Of
interested and curious spectators. Sol
diers of duty, citizens, with their
sleeves rolled up. stopping in their
work TO witness the annual sight; good
danes with their knitting in thei,
hands, and their children, toddlins
along beside them holding fast to the
folds of their skirts. Sere and theirs
an officers wife with her vscort-all
mingling in a good-natured confusion.
ut is early yet" explained Madame
BLIZZARD to Tonti, as they wendell their
way slowly through the crowd This
market does not begin fer a half-hour
yet. Meanwhile let us work our way
toward the opposite side of .hc square
where the crowd is thickest: there we
will find the anxious SWANS signing
for the appearance OF their future
wives"
They finally reached a position
where they could see and hear all that
went on. Before them were congre-
gated some hundred or more men.
most of them of the peasant class from
the neighhoring farms ard seigniorie5,
clad in their holiday garb while the
clothes. made of skins and caps of FIR,
betrayed a few of the hardy pioneers
who ventured to the further limits OF
the settlement TO rear their cabins ard
set their traps. They exchanged greet
ings with one another, laughing and
joking noisily, while pipesful of to.
bacco and drains of brandy changed
ownership in friendly barter or social
comfy. Through it all, however. each
kept an anxious eye out towards the
side of the square from which the
procession of Kings girls would APP
pToach.
They all seem eager for the fearful
fate before them" laughed Tonti.
True" was the reply. hat had Q
touch of bitterness in it, but if you
pity the men, | pity the unfortunate
girls more, doomed as they are to a life
of servitude and labor with n man they
have never seen before, and whom
| they will probably wish within a
month that they had never met. Still,
as you know, they arc all bourgeoisie
who are accustomed to nothing better
| than hard service and abuse. 1t is
their kings command that they shall
marry, and they obey. We soldier
| folk, however, although the kins
makes us marry, too. have Partisan
saying that we bear in mind"
What is that?" was Tonti's query.
Keep your eyes wide open before
marriage and half shut after" waa the
saucy rcjoinder.
ITO Be Continued
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But what news do you bring? for there
must be something important on your
mind. One does not usually climb in
at windows at dawn simply to say
Bon jour,'"
you are right. l have important
news and such that you must know
quickly. II your brain is sufficiently
cleared to listen and understand, | will
relate rapidly what I have done and
learned since We landed yesterday"
Begin" said Tonti, as he settled
back into a comfortable position.
ITO show you | have not been idle,
will start at the moment when we
stepped ashore. Just after whispering
TO you to leave me to my own devices,
slipped through the crowd while
you were being welcomed by the gov
ernor. | was anxious not TO be recog-
nized as belonging to the party of
Sieur de la Sale. so | found my way
to the tavern of Jacques Boisdon. on
the square near the church. n place
recommended to me by one of the sail
ors as the center of all the social and
political intrigue in Quebec. | Sc
cured my lodging and soon made
friends with Marie. daughter OF the
tavern-keeper whom | found 10 be
pretty and with a tongue that never
ceases it's chatter. She is evidently
weary Of her male admirers of the
place, and found a stranger fresh from
Paris a being to wonder at. admire,
and one TO whom she could tell all
she knew OF the city and its people"
A subdued chucklc came from Tonti,
as he said:
"Peste. Pompon, how the air of the
country changes one. You leave
France a hater of all womankind. and
an hour after you arrive here you are
at the feet OF the first fair charmer
you mee,."
In all undertakings it is necessary
to consider the end | had part to
play. Tell a woman she is handsome
and you will turn her head; tell her
she is wondrous fair and she will soon
turn fool and tell you all she knows.
This one knew much and has told me
everything. | have learned who and
where our enemies are. The situation
is like this: Two distinct parties ex-
| list. the one headed by the governor,
and consisting OF Barrois, his secrs-
tary, and BLIZZARD, lieutenant of his
guard. Du Lhut, leader of the coureurs-
de-bois, and La Sale, together with
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WEE MAIDS MORAL VICTORY
Failed to Accomplish His
Purpose.

NJ IS Clara Logan. and Queen Ttanra.
of he Asbury Park baby parade. sat by
log fire telling stories of children. re-
lates The Washington Post.
"A lady she said. ''reclined on n
couch IN her library one night. with the
light low. trying IN vain to go to sleep.
Beside her, on table, dish of
fine fruit.
AS she lay there she saw her little
daughter tIptoe into the room in her long,
white nightgown. The child, thinking her
mother asleep, advanced cautiously 10 the
table, took a bunch OF grapes, and stole
out again
The mother was grieved at such mis-
conduct on the part OF her good little
daughter, but she said nothing.
Five minutes passed. Then back into
the room again -crept the child. the
grapes IN her hand and untouched She re-
placed them on the dish. and as she de-
parted her mother heard her mutter
That's the time you got left, Mr..
Devil"
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THE NEW CURE

\When grim dyspepsia graspeth YOU
And will not let you 60.
The only thing that you can do
Physicians tell you So
& Is giggle-
Te he, Ia M. hobo!
Let everything tickle you so.
When you feel blue. this you must do:
Tie he. he he. no no!
\ IL what you eat will not digest.
But gets you feeling blue.
About your ailment start to jest
And chuckie through and through
And giggle.
Go. hunt A dark. dyspeptic crowd
And sit around and grin.
Go let your laughter ring aloud
md raise a merry din
And giggle.
. is the very latest fad
10 make your"etomach right.
dinner bell SHOULD make YOU GLAD
pd langh with all your might
And giggfe.
gin to giggle at the dawn.
~ gggle more at noon,
gfgg1e when the day is gone,
knd giggle at the moon
Just giggle.
Re he, ha ma. no no.
= Let everything tickle you so.
When you feel blue. this you must do:
TIE he ha ha. no no!
--Chicago Chronicle.
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Not on the Bill.

He was stout. pudgy individual liable
TO he Irritated early in the morning evil
IDENTIFY subject to indigest ion. and he
walked into the dining room in anything
but good grace. The hotel was new and
the prices were not mellowed. Their stiff
front 'riled' the guest still more
Turning to the freshly imported white
shrted mummy at his side, he said:
Haven't you people any conscience
here"
Citing no answer, his face grew red,
and he blurted out
Conscience, Conscience, Have YOU no
conscience conscience conscience here
Eel Get ecs not on re bills Get ees
charge extra for" suavely replied the i'm
pUrtatIon Pittsburg Dispatch
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my ears were open. Soon another
man entered and they commenced q

my ears were open. Soon another
man entered and they commenced q
conversation OF seeming serious i'm
port. / caught the words magazine
midnight Monsieur PEveque,' before
they left. | was awake in an instant.
l felt it my duty to be present at any
midnight meeting they might have.
Making my way TO the spot an hour
before the time appointed. rolled my
self in cloak. and, lying on the
ground, threw a lot of dried leaves
and earth over me. hoping to escape
detection. / was almost discovered,
however. At midnight three men
came. whom learned from their con-
versation were the intendant-"
"Ventre-saint-gris." exclaimed Ton
Il in establishment.
Laval. bishop Of Quebec"
And"
And Jacques lie Der, the fur-trader
from Montreal"
"Corne du diable! Our worst enc
mics! What did they say"
They VOW vengeance on Frontenac
and intend to strike at him through
La Sale"
Pompon then related the details of
the plans he had overheard. Tonti
laughed heartily. "Peste." said he,
but the game is pretty one. So a
woman is TO win my favor and make
a traitor Of me? Parbleu, there is one
woman he murmurcd "Dut-per bio.
not even for my Rose would be false
to 4 trust"
Il spent the rest of the night" con-
tiHued Pompon, walking up and down
along the edge of the river seeking a
plan by which to foil their purpose; l
have not formed one yet. so we must
simply watch for the next move of the
enemy. | must return. as il is now
full day ard some early riser might
not understand my leaving Ivy win
dow. Tell La Sale as much of the
matter as you think best. For my
part, | believe he had best remain
ignorant; we can help him better so.'
And with this word Pompon put his
leg over the window-sill and dropped
lightly to the ground.
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Modern Hcrnine

Through three acts the william pup.
sued her
But the girl was not greatly dis.
turbed.
In act she grabbed the william by
the scruf Of the neck. twisted hin; into
the shape OF pretzel and huns him
over cliff
You see. this girl understood jiv
ttsu.-Chicaro Sun
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tressing dreaded their approach.
This was my condition for four years.
Doans Kidney Pills helped me right
away when l began with them and
three boxes cured me permanently.
Sold by all dealers 30 cents a box.
FosterMilburn Co, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Longing for Fame.

81 suppose YOU are glad to have es-
capped all notoriety IN connection with
these financial exposures"
dunno, answered Mr.. CumroX.
sometimes | thinl; mother and the girls
would rather sec my name in the paper
thar way than not at all."-Washing; on
Star.
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Euclid gave no in despair
at Is totally impossible % squais
sewing circle" he announced.
Herewith he had TO listen 10 tbs
newest details Of the !ou1s terI1
skel s'on.-New York Sun.
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suffering SO with
sharp pains in the
small of the back
and had such fire.
quent dizzy spells
that / could scarcely
get about the house.
The urinary pass
ages were also quite
irregular. Monthly
fnat.in1. t.-orn 90 AZ
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An Atchison girl who works down town
fou three dollars a week bought IA Christ
mas present Tor her young man that cost
SIX dollaUs--a hair brush And that IS
love too Atchison Globe.
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To Cure a Cold in One pav

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money If it fails to cure.
L. w. GROVES signature is on each box. 25c
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AN EVERYDAY STRUGGLE.
Too Many Women Garry the Heavy Load
of Kidney Sickness.

Mrs + W Wright of 172 Main Street.
Haverhill. Mass. says: In 1898 | was
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ALL SICK WOMEN
SHOULD READ MRS. F0X's LETTER
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Many wonderful cures of female ills
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