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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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for a business trip to Topeka.
J. A. Brad6eld, Of St. Joseph, was
in the city on business, Tuesday.
Leo Bockemohle was in town Wed.
nesday etween' trains. .
John and Ray Brown were down .
from Galaiia after harvest hands.
Cap Weirs, of Ellinwood, was trans.
acting business in the city Wednesday,
Chas. Lyons is here from Sterhrg
shaking hands with his old friends. =
Frank Pile and wife are rejoicing.
over the arrival Of another fine ten
pound boy.
Another nice little shower Tuesday
evening. No damage BY hail as far
as can be learned. I
Mrs. Louis 0mer and daughter are
visiting with Mrs. Omer's parents
sbulh of the city.
Everett Ashpole went to Hoisiug.
Ing Tuesday evening for an extended
visit with relatives.
Bruce Morrison arrived from TIE
west Tuesday morning for a visit with
friends and relatives.
A balky broncho on Broadway
caused considerable interest in it's
welfare late Tuesday afternoon.
County Attorney James Clarke re.
turned Tuesday evening from bust.
ness tip to Kansas City and TOPEKA.
Miss Alicia lIealy lid not return to
Wichita as was her intention. and at
this time does not expect to go back
a, all.
Miss Blanche Marx returned Tues. :,
day evening from Hutchinson where
she has been visiting for the past few
days.
Mss Florence Wildgen has been :.
o1t to ?. +. Murphy's for the past
ten days as the guest Of Misses Agnes =.
and Mary Murphy.
Calvin E@alt and wife who have
been visiting relatives in this city for
some time past, lett Wednesday for
thar home at Springdae, Arkansas.
The city marshal says that some
one is apt to be in police co1r if they
do not quit shooting fire crackers in
the city limits before the Fourth of
July. as there is a city ordinance
against this practice.
Mr.. ard Mrs S. Z. Moses who a,e
nov at Portland, Oregon, " ite that
they are having fine trip, but seem
TO be 'wfully far away from their good
friends. We will wager a box OF
chocolates that they will, like so many.
Others, DRIFT back to Great Bend.
Sheriff Dllziel left Wednesday for
Oi>awatomie with the insane man who
WIS picked uo over at Hoisiugton
onetlne ago. NJ trace of his friends
co I'D be found, and as he cou'd not =
ba induced to talk at all. he was sent:
to the state asylum. =
Word has been received from St, :
John that in the storm OF list Ssiur. !.
day evening fine new barn beloag.
ing to Pat Hingey, disappeared. No
trace Of the barn eau be found any
place. Mus have been scattered by
the wind to its mates, the other three
winds. ..
&c Glno, of Medicine Lodge,
! well known here, had litle' expert.
ence in The storm down there the oth.
er day. He had just returned from
the country, driven into a barn. and.
tied his hose without unl,ching,
The barn was demolished, also the
buggy, and the horse was found
! mile away.
Mr., Ellen ColghIin had birthday
Tuesday, and in 'he evening a few
a frienis, to the number of about twenty
, Gale on her and proceedei 10 have
5 a good time. She was very much
i snrnriSed 10 have so many Of them
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28
New \. 0. 7. N. Officers.

At the regular meeting of the
Knights of the Maccabees held
Wednesday evening, the following
election of officers took place.
Commander, j. ". Down ey.
1t. Commander. J. W. Richard.
Record Keeper, Chas. Vancil.
Finance Keeper, q. L. Chap.
man.
Sergeant, S. Harvey.
Master at Arms. A. F. Nelson.
lst. Master of the Guards. f.
Mason.
2nd Master of the Guards. John
Mayer.
Sentinel, Wm,. Pfister.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

The best Deering Standard
twine for sale at The Great Bend
Hardware & Implement Co. At
the busy Corner.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

large enough for person to place
three fingers in the back of
the head where the bullet had
come out. 1t must have been ac-
cidental, he not thinking there
was another cartridge in the gun.
lie is a man about 95 years
old, las wife and three children,
bis wife being a daughter of W.
VI. Phillips, the section foreman
of the Missouri Pacific here: The
victim died at noon Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Shaffer of Shafer.
Kansas, is here for avisit with the
family of +. P. Shafier.
James Harris is working for
D. X. Logan a few weeks before
going to Great Bend. -Pawnee
Rock Herald.
Miss Blanche Marx left Satur.
day morning for Hutchinson,
where she will visit with the Carr
and Kelly families fora few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas. from
Ellinwood, were visiting at Tony
Hrch's for several DAYS last
week st. Peters Items. Kinsley
Graphic.
D. b. and Jesse Riegel. j. F..
Bailey. and J. &. Windmill we're
fishing at the Sawlog Saturday
and Sunday. -0ferle Items.
Kinsley Graphic.
Henry Mehrhoff and his son.in
lawsWill Henning came up from
Great Bend. Wednesday to look
after their interest in this locality.
Rush Centre Breeze.
W. H. Payton has installed ma.
chinery in the produce building
and is manufacturing brooms.
This gives Pawnee Rock another
enterprise. -Pawnee Rock Herald.
Must be sold this harvest an
immense stock OF harvest sup.
plies. Such articles as you will
need for harvesting and taking
care of yoGr grain. The Great
Bend Hardware & implement Co.
At the Busy Corner.
The intense rivalry between the
Kinslev and ElIlnwood baseball
teams mas resulted in the making
of a match game to occur Oh
neutral ground for a purse Of
5000. The game will be played
at Larned on Sunday, June 30
and a large number of fans are
expected to accompany the team
as a favorable railroad rate vii
Je secured. -Kinsley Graphic.
A. E. Nell, the popular Santa
Fe engineer had birthday Wed
nesday evening, at which time
surprise was perpetrated on hin
that worked like ella m. Ab,u
twenty five Of his friends gathered
in and they had a mighty fin,
Itime. Light refrpshment. wer,
served. The company very mucI
appreciated the fact that Mr.
Nell had a birthday occasionally
and of course Mr.. Nell did {,
when they came in and Lad
good time with him.
2.500 600 naonlp in tha l. =
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

100000 people in the U. 5.
now enjoying food cooked on a
Majestic range affirm that the
half has not been said in its
praise. All parts are made of
charcoal and malleable iron, ex-
eept the 6rebox and purchasers are
assured that it is as good and as
honest as skilled labor and money
can produce.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28
Annual School MeetIDn.

County Superintendent Opie
informs US that the annual school
meetings in the various districts
will be held on July 18th. All
persons please take notice.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

Mrs. DR.. Smith leaves this
evening for a several weeks Wis it
with her parents at Canon CITY.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

Peter Bloom was down from
Pawnee Rock to dav on business
in the probate court.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

The Wednesday evening Whist
Club enjoyed the last session of
the season with Mr.. and Mrs. {.
n. Wilhide. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
4. Bolinger and Mr.. and Mrs.
I'd S. Marx we're guests of the
club. Mr.. Bolinger and Mrs.
Hooper received the highest scores
for-tbe evening. and the highest
scores for the season we're made
by Mr.. and Mrs. LundbIade.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

Probate Judge Torrey today
issued a license for and per-
formed the ceremony, uniting
Lincoln Harpprof Olmitz, to Miss
Mazzie W. Phillips of Hoising-
ton.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

Every thing in muslin under
wear goes at 25 per cent of. at
The Cyclone during this sale.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

Mrs. Thos. Knight has i'm
proved sufficiently to be out a it,
tie.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

Mrs. N. j. Warren spent Tues
day in the city shopping and. visit
ing relatives and friends.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-08

ulansad any sav In order 70 rest n"
sol, AID save the farm
This ~ a subject TIA II Fsre8f
upon by Texas farmers Al
N II their meetings or In ans OF
heir speeches or contributions O D
ar.s.. in either states st IL one OF IN"
mast important and iatcrsating top
les o. discussion. or course the fall
mr.. 10 consider II here speaks londIf
Ia favor OF the character Of Texas
soil. indicating that no consideta-
ton OF IL Is necessary But let Us not
be deceived. or neglcciful at "a highly
| Important point, Right her" ts where
~e discover another good reason ~hF
] We should diversity our crops. III
time we must pay more attention u
this work oil saving the soil. u th'
sooner the beat methods are discuss
ed and praeticed the easier VIII h'
the task and the wiser VIII De IN
man who must perform It.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-08

old blackboard vas stiIi siaaeknx as
Deg the caves a, one cad Of he Gao
In. Hos did ,hls aaa a 10 g.
II 10 sach a place. OF shat esftAf
nae rnata IL have t.an In these fnush
and rugxed mountain heights =
even II men set around al All n"
must crawl or leap from eraS -
| erag and descend BY jumping o
| one juttinS rock 20 another ihls
rude vehicle could o be- drawn
Through these mountains a} either
man or begst. spe~ruiatlons aud ar
gumonts being over, theoriainS set
In This man Was either more 'ami''
tar with the trails and passes ~
the~. mountains than ans . else
now alive. and could therefore maze
trips through them and around them
by routes aud defiles noN
or else he possessed e fondness Tor
mechanics and constructed this V"-
hielc as q pasume and pleasure ana
solely a. a diversion.
There Is no sport. or object, TINS
gentleman remarked. in the Davis
mountains. or anywhere else IN Tex
as or any other state more interest
ling than this stanton lodge, OFTEN
II is above The clouds aud storms.
land no one seems TO know anything
i, about. or ever seen it except a ven
lturcsome huutsman, or a COWBOY
who rides the range. and to THESE u
not only affords shelter from the
chill and inclemency Of the ~eaIeef
/ but a study OF the peculiarit'es o'
: man at the same time.
Concluding this scrap of NesI
- Texas history. it may be remarked
j. that nothing has ever been heard o
= Mr.. Stanton since he left his noun
=, tain home many years ago, eNcep
\ one time when he wrote an acqualn
lance that his health was good ah'
that he hoped his Davis mountain
e cabin would not be disturbed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-08
SOLVING THE PROBLEM.

The little Swiss republic has ap-
pareutly come nearer TO solving the
nroblem OF a free ballot without po~
lifical log-rolling. confusion or mNs
tifleatton than any OF The great ma
tions. including the best government
on earth. The Swiss government mas
adopted a form of federal reieTeh-
dunn and the kind OF ballot used In
voting To accept or reject 3 measure
IL arranged so that the voter mas
nothing TO do but write the one
word yes or mo" in a blank space
for that purpose. It's as plain a prop
osition as counting and popping the
question. and more conclusive, Tor
the YES or no once written ana III
| the slot Is final in the case OF the
| voters. A separate ballot Is used iol
, each measure TO be voted on anu
| reads. do YOU accept such auu
sueh an amendment to the eonstltu-
! tom" or new law, as the case may
be. III the Nolei dN''P"
yes" If he rejects, no and that
is all of it. Counting the ballots IN
such an election is as simple as
counting eggs. The votes on eact
question are deposited in a separate
box or compartment of the same ooN
and there is nothing TO do but sep
~arate the yeses and noes and ente'
the total. Is not this far ahead O
some of our methods of voting an'
recording results? For instance II
Texas local option elections we nav
a for-or-against prohibition arrange
mont that confuses many voters
WHY not have the ballot read: IL
Won wish the sale of intoxicating il
quors stopped? Answer yes or no
eo"st.sAel9naass 10y ny I w.,
: tba1lot could have hcen p~rinteaS4
Q full like this: DO you want to pa
Q the legislators more money! "lo
bet | don't" The few that voted II
: other way would no doubt have bee
glad to make II unanimous just
try the new system. At the anne tin
it would be unwise to hurry aroun
to the referendum fad because it
so easy 10 vote on in the Swiss sty
7 for it takes as much time to go
the polls to write one word AS
would under any other system, an
II the country already has entirely II
much politics per acre.-Fort Wor
" Star.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-08
\ Business Change.

This Is to notify the public mat
have sold my interest in the firm OF
Forbis & Armstrong, proprletofs oi
THE Cozy Corner to JACK WIZ
Iiams, who Immediately succeeds me
in the business. In retiring from the
| firm I wish TO extend my sincere
| thanks to our friends for the llpeFal
patronage they have accorded us l
bespeak for them a continuation Oh
your patronage.
| EpANK AR MSTRONG
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-08
A ARMSTRONG

poferrine TO the above We desire
ia saw that "The Cozy Corner Will
be continued at the same stand, II
that We propose to keep on hahos
at all times a first class line OF CON
f%ections, fruits, cigars ana 'oro
drinks. 1T shall be our utmost en-
4 rNOHpI, a. Willie NS.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-08

Obituaries, resolutions Of respect.
cards OF thanks-all matter not
NEWS-will be charged for at the
rate OF 5 cents per line. Poetry at
double price.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-08

Entered at the WAxahachie Post
office As mail matter Of tho second
class.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

MONEY AIARhET-AToaey OF call opened al :
per cent. highest. Per cent; lowest ) Per cent,
closing. Per cent: last Loan. Q%E cent. Tu-4Is
rate per Time money ~as inactive \
small amount of money loaned, coming ctieIT
from out-oI- town banks Rates. I05l- le- cent
for sixty 70 ninety days. Per cent for four months
and sTT rer cent for six months Mercantile paper
vas bought spa-iagly by olt-ot-tcT1 insltu;i9ns
e. hign rates rates b=ing quoted nor--2a--y a -
l. per cent
CURRENCY MAREET.-The demand FOR cur
re7cy was lighter than reported II Tuesdays mar
kst and actual transactions were made az lo"el
rates Brokers held the market at frst toT pre-
MUM II - Per cent. bur were UTa--e 20 oTilE
out demands above II Per cent a. t1is 1su-e seF-
eraI sales took place There - general feeling
that the ContrCIers bank call marks the tesl-ning
al the end Of the premium CT currency he COS
ing rate re- cent
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-TLs foreign exchange
market opened easier with cables quoted ~ 49,
4s-55. demand sterling a. 4-ssG $50 and s-x->
5av bills 4-soE= =S5-.- Short francs we're around
5lsixT5.E-la less lis and slo-t Te-cEs--zrEs
= u-I5aes4 The market became f---s- Il re
afternoon ard sterling rates advanced 70 Sl5 points
from the crsni7g lsve-- Gables Es-e 1-o-ed 81
$3.50 S-e5 demand sterling AZ s5I5E ASA ard
sixty day bills a. +S5E s-sILa- S1o-- francs Ee-1
around 5I--z less 1--5 and short rs---s-aks s4s.
less L-S1
Bankers. po.-ed rates were ss follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
SECURITIES VALUES STRONG.
EARLY DECLINES FOLLOHED BIZ MATERIAL I'D
FlfNCES.
Corn of Shorts Furnishes the Chief Superficial Money Easier
CurreRcu Premium Dozen.
-N4TERI4L I'D
FOLLOUED BIZ
F4NCES.
Cal Money Easier

manner i II is not bu-dened with TIE neces-
sly = handing speculative operations. 4he
bar parry Il ll= most powerful element II
the street Al present, ana il shows 10 dlspo-
s-r.ol 70 Change lis position except Icr tenn
pl-a-y excursions on t-7 long SIDE u specu-
.a-5ca- Bonds Of recognized merit ara being
tzk=1 - fair volume y investors Who nap
Pm = have Idle money on their hands IN
c.-dIag corporations L1at II TIE poorest year
generally nave surplus for investment IN
attractive Bargains Burlington joint IS were
ac-lgs features yesterday, ana the advance n
ch5se issues ana II Northern FaclLc ana
Great Northern shares vas accompanied BY
resurrection Of t1z old story O = transfer
of No-tl=Tn Eac1-lc.s interest IL the Burning
,on Company 10 the Great Ne-CaeTn- Various
absurd s.1rles We're -; cut L. explain the
-lSe il securities but t1ey sounded JJo Ulucn
GA5 t-e ancient ~d5al stories - carry con-
yICE-un.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
= posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Bosroa M a-d sc:
Chicago. & premium = Louis -Sc premium BID:
San Francisco. sight lie discount. telegraph pa;
New Orleans. commercial 20 discount bank g
premium. Cincinnati L14c premium, Savannah.
buying . discount sailing SC premium
BANK CLEARINGS-Nsw York exchanges. s5l-
sossss: balances, SsS2.75-; Chi-egc exchanges ~
2-lSs2 balances s z59.S72: Boston exchanges ~
- balances s. 45S-12i: 5alt more exchanges s4z-
-. balances i5S- s. Philadelphia exchanges "a
- ~. balances E.SSI IL
SILVER NAFKET.-Ba- silver. 5--sc- Nsxtczn
silver dollars. - Bar silver II London closed a.
55z.5 advanced lid
GOLD PRE1tIJ Nh Msd-.s I2s5s Bsbor- =
MEXICAN EXCEANCC-Max.-z, exc1a-ge o.
NsE Yo-z Is quotas zt z-+
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS-Cusro--s r=csi7cs
reported from Wss1tagto7- S-=25 - internal rz-e-
-ecEiF-s. s2S-S-4s miscellaneous receipts s5-
75i Receipts for re Gay. s2-3-92s. expenditures
g SS0Hu Receipts 90 the mont. = Ez-s Sss s-5.
expenditures, s5Sldc. excess OF expenditures s.
-7c-1-i RecsiP-s for ths year 70 data, 80 ss-s:
expenditures 80 lSs: excess % expenditures
S5&
S-B-TREASCRT---he Suo-T-=zs--y was c-es-
iJo- 70 the Clearing House E@5s5
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
OFFICE @
.=rrvtCs~ S-rFI TTNf; & REFINING co.

= Broadway. \ Y C--v- Cec- : 1907
QUARTERLY PrD STOCK Dividend No -
~ 5.-er-c-s American S1el-i-E ard Refining
C----pr-v E=-e ms 67v 5eC'a-e6 Div--elC @ ONE
a>S- -FPEr-oL R-ERS PER CENT. f1ss-4 the
---sF=--r~ rs-f-s. SOCK cF Conoz-y. psysrie
--s--s-v = farS . sto-ktol5ers o. reco-6 three
r-c---E Is 1907 TIE Books q -Hs
5-rrgzy for re transfer o1 the Preferred sock 81
- el7s=s s. -'c-o-E 2 =. De-e--hs- 3. 1907
s1s VII Z recpsle1 Dsce-her : Iao-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
AMERICAN SHILLING & RETINING co.

= E-1zlraE- ; : L-.s. - = -
QUARTERLY COMMON STOCK D5N N-D6NH N1- i
Tie directors q the American S7-et--E and @s---
.-r g~--71z-- have r1-s Gzy declared DIVIDEND .
r-TvC PR CENT go rLs Common -aP--a. S-ocH
= J---ra-y -avz5te Ja--z-- H. 1905 = stock
tol5e-s -soo-- D=-z-oer IN is-'9 --e 5c-As p;
C C----lc- S-scE z---
CLOCK II December 21-L. 1897
s. wEi = -sc2z-sE Ja--z-v :. 1905
- y 2 E-EETSS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
aNERICAN >NUFF coNPANY.

El<-E Avenue New E7-k- December ! lSlt
-7tv-5e-.zs z-z c-s--z1 rs- Ce-- q ne E-s-
sock q IT, Common ~-Nr-
rr American Company 1TeCE MS cay C=c-lr--
-zvzA.e Ja--z-y > E2lS stlCkl.c1=-s q record a.
-f-se q business December - l%l-- CIscEs "-A
r --siles : Z. CHRISTIAN. SecE and Treas
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
T%HFNATIo\4 PAPER C0NPANY

c----7 = @--i1s-1 e: - = - E--'.-l5 -
Sc Jz--z-y la1S- p-efs--s5 seocs.oCe-s =
c. DeCe1he- isa9F
= b5oss VII remain opsa Checks ra5l=d-
x EyDE Sec-erary-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

rOaE-LN 4oNEI NARAET.-Cal r-o-ev "a
L-oIcon 1--@is p7E csni Open market discount
-a-e to- s1ort tbs. 5sSs par cent long bills So
G57s De- cent Be-l-a discount rate. rsr cant
Pans oiSccG1t rate, - -e- cent Paris ex-
change OF Lon6on- = francs 49, ce7rsr,ez pa
gold. IS l5lsd- Berlin exchange OF London .
marks - p-e.rLgs
FOREIGN CCEITTES-E-ltist corsofs r--
u7o-ey So Isr cant; for tEe account - F-=-~1
reztss q fTar-cs - centfues
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
TEF Plaza RANK

Ns- E--z- December - 1907
Es-5ze-z = t-er PER CENT has his say
esz- 5-e-e-e5 rayzh-= CT end after January = ie2s
--z-ses- books c--sz Ieoe=ale- cS-G l$97- a16 -
oIa1 '----'s 80 &. CLARKE. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
DiCi3cnd Notices.

~----> ---17- 7Tz7-r--C -0SECCo CoNPANY
~. IL Fl--h Ars--e- NeT fo-s-
-sc5--he- E-h. 1871
5.-fzs-5 = - hzs tes2 declared 1Eo2 - Pre-
TIE z----lCz- tobacco Company. pay
So "a ---1z-- --5 ZOOS s-ocz-ol6e-s . -scor1
= -rz c-ze - Business December 1s-E. 1901 Checks
- = : = Z HICKS Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
REFUBLC IRoN 6 sTEEL. COMPANY.

c-z--s-lv 6tr-6z-5 C Preferred Stock q
Co--srv ben declared rayas-s Dece-o-- list
1907 s-c-Ehc5ers csosz o business
Ts-z-s- Er- 1877. --z-s<e- BoCSs o TIE Cc---z-E.
No-h C----c- ana Preferred vi. ccs= - the c,ose =
fsz-sSs 3 o-c-cck ? l. Dsce-bsr 81. 1877. s-1
l ROvNp. seq. & C-eas
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
WHEAT.
puiIapEIp pHIa STOCKS

- ~ Chz-lss . Bz--zy & c. Ne E--ss
- New YEk sz5 Nc II So1-h zrh s--es-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

re following securities we-e sclt yes-eroO = =
.-,--5o- AZ TIE Excha-xe SsleS-oc- ~ Ac-AS u
Nf,Iis- & Son
- A--or-r q wlo- y May cr-cGl
T.z-r LS-e a. ----oN>Ls.
q : pE ce-- 0c-ca -
Scvs-1=- 1S-1- G-a---S- Nay s-- SoseS-< -,
~ IS Cz--sS-s -rusc C
e - : n SIS @ 80 c.-- cc-pc- ooc-A -
1Es - -, - ry-N1- -. 81
- IS - l-1eo1l5 - - .As-s f-.t
-. - T--s-- --rsr Co Sl--sS--E-- - :,
Ts--s--sv 1Sr 80. oc--A
e 80 ---s-- = cas- 3 purchase z-->y ----SASe
h.--Ss s-e 1915 cc-pc1S --,s 49,
0s-s-1r.sr. cscs-hS-. 1907. cos--c-< o. 90 sS
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London Cec- ! ? ua--The market .o- Ac,e-i-
,.cEs follow.
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Government BONDS.

--e following shows y4s-e-sav-z closing cuo-a-
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RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

77a 20 7o,al salss sor the day. .Ual.sse1
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Financial Meetings.
DETROIT. HrLspaLE 8 SOUTHWESTERN


DETROIT. RIIISD.IE SOUTHWESTERN
Il. K co.
ANIMAL MEETING.
TIE z---al meeting q Stockholders q ;he
Det-of- F5.l5sLae So1-h7as-e-- Railroad Company
vF be hzl6 st the once C Cc-2raly- TpsaurL
Michigan or Tuesday. January = 1905 70 oclocG
= n ec- the election g: Directors serve to-
and <c- The C such other
as properly before he meeting
SAMUEL SLOAN. Secretary
FORT WAYNE s JACKSON PATIRoAD COMPANY.
ANNCAL MEETING
The annual meeting q the Stockholders of the Fo-
WAYNE Jackson Rz.'r-sE COMPANY. Ger RE election
Directors the = such Other tzs
-sss nay A-C-r-- before The meeting vii be
Ssh O. ---lz--. 1875 he once o. The
Co-uuz-v- JzckscE. EtcA-
The transfer b75ks NIL ciose January Il. 1905 ana
SAMUEL SLOAN Secretary
Mutual Rese-Ee LIE Insurance Company.
Inoc--c-s1e5e
Mutual Reeerye Buil-inE, se5 S5- & 500 Broadway.
\ew YORK C--y-
December = 1877.
No-fce IS hs-zey given .hst SreciaI Meeting re
ss2es-s - re E--zl Reserve Life Tcssrs1Ce Con-
called consider az Amendment
& - EZTs g ~ Cq-Ez1E- n the T-1cs1al 90 =
Cc--z-T -1e N--lal Reserve B-i5-E Dc
- as S@ S-clGTsy- NeE YC-k CRY. TCss1ay.
CHARLES v CAMP. Secretary
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Bowling Green Trust Co.,
IS BROADWAY. NEW YORK

Capital, sl,COG,000. Surplus, S3.O]0,O00
EDWIN GOULD Presiier.
WILLIAM Z TAYLOR Is Vice-P-esi5sa.
CEAs. P. ARMSTRONG % Vice -Presidsn.
JOHN 4. HILTON, Sd Wires. & Treas
WILLIAM IL LAWS Secrstsry
DIRECTORS:
Charles P. Armstrong, George J. Could,
Frank BTaina7d, John a Hilton,
Harry Bron1er, Myrol 7. He--ick
Franklin Q. B-oEl Edward 7. JeEery,
Robert c. CIoETy, Wi1slow 5. Pierce,
Edmund c. Converse, Morton =. Plant
Wm- Nelson Cromwell, Dick s. RaEszy
Grelville u Dodge. Frederick 3. Scheack
4 Goepsl Andrew Squire,
Edwin Gould. william z. Tsylo-,
Frank J. Gould John P. Truesds1,
z. :. O. Young
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Nztaa, Rs.e-r. IL. Ia.n-anse conpany.
Bank Statements.

INC lSas
REPORT OF The CONDITION OF
JHF FFRECAN ENCHANGE NATIONAL BANK.
Ne~ T1-k u ere S-4-e q NeH ycrk- re c,ose
Z business
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MINING STOCKS.

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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
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