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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-06-06
MINOR MENTION.

Mrs. Walter Matccr came up
Monday TO visit her sister, Mrs.
Sage.
Arthur Comcau is erecting II
BIG barn for VIM Bcnoist, ON the
Reservation.
Rev. j. w. A. Collins will preach
at the Harmon schoolhousc next
Sunday morning, june 9th.
Co. Supt. Collins was in town
Wed. with Mr.. III. &. Spenslcy,
agent OF the American Book Co.
JET Sage is informing various
county commissioners that he has
bridge and culvcrt material to sell.
M. A. Comcau is working this
week ON his son Walters $ new res
idcnce which the latter is erecting
in Appomattox twp.
MIR. Gccr left for Michigan
Tuesday, having quit his job" as
engineer of the watcrworks at the
Agency. Martin Smith is filling
the vacated position temporarily.
Chief Clerk c. w. RastalI. ac-
companicd ny interpreter. Penn
Garfield. returned from l1tpierrc
We'd. evening. after paying Bad
river Indians their per capita
money.
Miss Judge has resigned her po-
siton as head nurse at the hospital
and left on Tuesday for Auburn
MY. Miss Elizabeth Sheppard.
assistant nurse. is filling her place
temporarily.
Ed. Harmon was i'm town Tues
day to get load of rail
road timber to use in
, constructing q storm cave. llt
: informed us that Editor kiplingel
of the Gettysburg Herald was set
ting up new cylinder press this
+, week.
Chas. Douglas and Will Comca,
i, with several helpers, lumber, etc.
s started for Thunder Butte, Mon
c day. to begin the erection of til,
. two new government buildings a
that place. Mr.. Nj. A. Comcan il
to Join them next week. to act "a
I superintendent.
!. Louis I.aPlant and his grand
7 daughter Miss Maud Lallant lcf
for the home of the former. nca
4 Leslie. Tuesday morning. He wa
d called home by reports that TIN
q Cheyenne river had ovcrflowed it
banks and washed away his resi-
dcncc and corrals. with larg
j, portion OF his stock.
Thru letter from the publlshe
J. Of The Press. | 5. Senator Gambl
y has taken up the matter of secu1
y inc an extension of the Pierre
!, Laurel mail route to Forest Git
j. and will give it some valuab
assistance The Pierre pape,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-06-06
Notice OF Eighth Grade Examination

The second examination for
Eighth Grade Diplomas will be
held in my office, Friday and Sat
urday June ] and H. 1901.
j. w. A. COLLINS.
Go. sSnpl.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-06-06

state that the 2nd Asst. p nj.
Gcm. has already addressed letters
of inquiry to the postmastcrs on
the route, to oct particulars. ''Le-
beau to Pierre, via Forest City -
How would that strike we local
retailers!
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-06-06

+. S. Ludlow, who has been alb
sent for several weeks. returned Il
few days ago, accompanied by
Mcssrs. +. l.. Footc and }. {.
Molloy Of Montrosc SD. promi-
nent stock buyers.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-06-06

The following named parties
registered at the Indian Agents
Office during the past week:
ii ii Briggs, Sioux City
Alf NJ Sebrin@. Sioux Falls
G A Kccler "
j + Albright $
S Il Mcigs 6
.Jno Goggins. Seneca
B l. Goodman. Aberdeen
III j Eidam, Forest City, S. u.
+ V Sullivan, St Paul
& y Lang, Omaha
ii II Davlin, Albert Lea, MINI.
Lucy ',, Mn1taush' ,a.'1' Gettysburg Y
Leonard Gciso 6
j Stcis $
n L Ridgcway :"
A kula S
Miss Alice lNula, Bulky
Mrs a + Kula $
J { Molloy, Montrosc
T. l. l'ootc $
Albert Rousseau, Rousseau
+ j 1uttlc, Faullton
Cha, Ingalls, .
Fred Hanson 8
Carl Mosby ).
Mnthly Review of Reviews reg. prices 300
Sncr'ss....., ................. 90
sunset ] D
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-06-06

We can get the aboyc for you
for 50. 40. cash in advance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-21
Commercial News
BY Daniel Logan.

population looks like
before Twenyne of the Hakalau lots
brought $4,000
price They application
menta
Pminae including advanced for dividing the Kap
lease planting
1000 1000
land
of a
o abundance, will be devised
activity
95 which bid of $2775
a
for $3.50 He bid $2750
containing
5.17 almost completely enclosing this piece
Ewaiko by E. r.
fathoms bought the
Deeds lately recorded Rodr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-21
Excursions to Tropical Africa.
New York Sun.

oft excursions
the traveller both pleasure
supply
possible The routes will be those having facilities of steam
transportation either land
of ordinary
Bonvao who discovered the of the Niger organized the
facilities educated French
of their country 1t will send out its first
fall tropical Africa The of autumn IS chosen as the
viii be through snegamba
middle Niger and there viii be side trips
fields the Nimrods have little big shooting
the of Daka where
point of the continent
will travel by to of the largest towns IN west Africa
houses and hu the homes of
$4,000 miles
its eraeed hills have of European houses whose white
strngy with the tropical verdure
Senegal River At
vessels ascend only Pudor about $50 miles the
will about 600
miles the
will them the Niger The river banks at Hayes will
present then the win be the
be loading freight with
awaiting the high to be carried through by
bewe he Niger
long paralysis
railroad be built straight from pakar to Hayes and then the
upper through rail connections with the
waiting which viii them
about 300 miles through tropical forests and across the grassy annaS to BAN
viii be ready them down
miles forbidden
and mysterious city stopping at many on the way to visit
collecting points for
every cloths
loads its return trip with palm OIL agricultural products the koa nut and
will be distributed throughout senegambia
TIE aunts of the elephant hppopotamu hon. buffalo and antelope will be
shall chronological geological
vast wealth IN natural resources Weh IneSe regions possess ana IN Iou
they quanet MOhammeian
opportunity
Of the
ordinary o travel in those
Another by Hamburg
about weeks in Zanzibar Oar sm the capital
party in
highlands of the Usambara Mountains and then the
quickly Victoria
1900
be the of tourists to see the the great
Victoria Lake RPon Falls and become the Nile
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-21
Small Talks

JARED G. sNTEdawai will producing
Ipineappes within
PETE advertising rig looked well to-
bring up the of the military of
JAS F. MoRANThe appeal judges
the bar of the United Supreme Court up our d
BALc-By profession am mining
and here climate quite
agreeable.
DR. A. wear but the crop
poisoning both
cases poisoning this
HENRY TAYLOR proportion of helpless nearly helpless
mates OF the Leah Home
new arrivals the helpless with
get we'll BETTER
ACTING GOVERNOR ATKINsoNIt
breadth mind for automobile
auea
employed IN making boulevards island
WILLIAM A LoVE-The Jocher a
ana orchestr the evidenced by
the combined band of 5000 musicians Philadelphia
the
which he was the leader for considerable time
HARRY j. JofNsToN-Und inning alien
II ne mas lived here forty will
ne goes to the Coast and this United
year or more IN Cuba foreign
tax entering the United States discrimination against
me ritoryq Ne'
L. L. McANDLEss
Legislature as far back as 1898 They
IN cutting down that hill beyond
$5O0o put in the loan
the of r
JOHN grown shipned Germany
the recommendation
More orders for them but the
" sell nearer the home market An
sentative Honolulu to be
not filled for the
Territory have the flavor and the keeping qualities.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-21
Mark Twain at Oxford
The Outlook.

point OF age history architectural beauty personal ao-
cation direct
oaen cVlzed world, Oxford
tendon An honorary
academic distinctions of the
pa by the man who is fortunate
anu econatey known as Mark Twain
or and has now the right
DOOR, Mark Twain IittD,
Ve IN comforting the
lou are one OF the finest agreeable
nave maze the SIDES OF the entire literary
OF my own authority and with of
you TO the honorary of
N as the most celebrated humori Mark Twain de-
nor is because he
Is because he of
is the less profound
e fundamental
eizaton Mark Twain a d+rovor
IN human nature He has helped
SP the individual in
~ ne comes home he has something
University Oxford still confer
nee on inns subject between Cicero Horace
carried English,
"hneaW Reid
"soSle hoh the French
eehe huard klping the British
french thus
no. the authority
by coincidence
k hopes later to describe
oxford which elected
oh he reported
follows 1T beyond anything imagined The Americans can n
waving ms hand toward the pageant ground
ne added with
steadily IN the
l1nay be SAID to inspire to noble fortitude.' 80"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-21
MOSQUITOES AND YELLOW FEVER

It would Cofers presentation
of and vigilance IL guard
against yellow sana Perhaps the
presentation OF the matter was the stress n
Of
primarily disease but destroy the mosquitoes
which intermediary spreading disease Quar-
in the
period
be the ephenea creature we
period hundred eighty days and
conusivey pretty important
of yellow
of coupled the yellow fever
life limit of the mosquito
which fmigation of vessels from yellow fever port Is
according TO Dr.
Sauna Cruz
Francisco and other must be tuml
No Hawaii An
be likely to
infected The difference would be that
would find bite
to bite him.
the Chamber
community fgaion vessels
arriving infected nibe port would
Marine Hospital
the Chamber Commerce
nstence and the vigilance that the quarantine
informed public
THERE'S DR.
the yellow fever
itself 1t reduce
OF vanishing
yellow epidemic
knowledge
But
present subject absolutely
possibility
of yellow fevere S eliminated.
sufficiently adopt
plain really yellow
epidemic a impossbilty9
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-21

likely inauguration
Republican Committee post
duty here unless something than these demanded it, while
Kim after he reaches the east and the will from Oyster Bay the
Office of the New
Burton-who heavy my arm
would jabbed
July T. Burton
copies the Advertisers article entirely and then g for his who
company having
reputable public Judging
party Republican
Democratic
multitude back
whiskers the viii
dip He is Pickering and giving off SCOT
All this
taking Land Judiciary building
that prints the Referee not
been afraid publish thing tip off
The next winner in the native pe list cn Parker for HS Fl H g
sit This bet
checkers holding split
shef job the favote is Paul although Aloha
Humane Officer Rose Dawson handicap
weights have been by the
v and the County Committee which alter things For ars old
Job after strong
Wise and Jack Kaaea Both colts show well the workouts
this
ton uahiwa possibility
'''A morse walking on with the - purse
by couple quite
Sunday number
Of the officers of the Rorer others
subject turned to cricket Now the officers of the Ro
have cricket they defeating
several occasions and have
telling they part the mean
gentleman
was going but saying word
The minutes when of
o m sayi
81 don't Hamilton
'We haven't years. came the
reply The last time played against
the An-Engand
for moment Then the subject was ba
the
~ ~ ~
Clarence Macfarane during the week and n on1
waiting other tbings for
which he sole agent the order for
some came IN over the telephone Wednesday,
0n protect Maefarane until he lands his call it so
de seated at his desk bell buried
HELLO. Main 49, Macfar
Yes, this IS the Washington Light Company"
Fire extinguishers? some
I'm sorry can't right hand to the Knnario
will have next boat and will eord Won III -
~ VIZ 00nu 5ou an you
An right Mr. Smith Thank you. Goodbve,
Hanging the receiver his
dickens Smith, $500 VIM SHe
Continued from Page Eleven)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-21

They posoce that where the poce
u.s. who property an
values and income
Nobody blame that but inclined to think
postofce influence population
Francisco did other part of the
determined
wholesale
did
where the Postofce Having and plenty Of
difference did it make
clerks their work?
partisan Honolulu, think the
neghborhood
Bishop would
don't believe
be
taking the establishment Potofces don't much
visited
Punahou viii hold business
- :. - ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-21


of the On
bottles and couple of packs of silence
ascu across beyond
lawyer spoke: thinking he said won bE
thought awa rat
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-21


while
asked atwyo a
thoughfuy sovereign Done Sheridan and he
Of killing
that
the replied. not ducks
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-21

There is more in this trip of Robert Beverly Kidd to
the east than meets the eye just there in Kidd
himself than meets the eye and have been trying to
learn the true inWardness of his mission What little
have been able to dig up points to of two things;
either Kidd is his way to the White House lay a
complaint before Roosevelt of the way he bounced
out of the Robin Blue Chamber he is going to
Willie Hearst about founding branch of the indie
pendent League here The story that he remain in
the east and retire the legacy that has been bequeathe
to him by avuncuar relative is not credited among
those whose good fortune it is to Kidd all
tmately In the crisis which faces Hawaii the Japa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-25

but quiet Rye Flour-Firm. cornmeal--
Firm. Wheat-Spot firm; No. red. s4'sc.
elevator. Options ssnA.c. net higher. May,
s75sc.; July, Ss7sc.; September. 90hc. Corn
Spot firm. No 2, 5Sc. elvea,or. Options q %
1hc. net higher. May, 57Ac.; July. SIC.
Oats-Spot steady: mixed, 47isc.
Beef-Firm. Cut Meats-Firm. Lard
Easy; western prime. sS75IS.s5; refined.
barely steady; Continent. seas; South Amer
lea. $1,000: compound. ss.25 as.62ls. Pork
Steady: mess. sl7.25@1s.oo. Tallow-Weak
city, SIC; country. 5esa6hc Petroleum
Steady. Rosin--Firm. Turpent!ne-Steady.
Rice-Steady. enthusiastically. Sugar
fugai. 3.76c.: molasses sugar, 3O4c.; refined,
steady. Cotfee-Spot. quiet; No. Rio,
6%c.; ON. Santos. nc. mild. quiet; Cor
dova. 9a12Ac. Futures unchanged to s
points higher. Butter-Firm. creamery, y,
M34c.; State. dairy. 25d33c.; western fac
tory, ood24c. Cheese--Firm and unchans-
ed Egss-Steady and unchanged.
Freights and Peanuts-Quet and unchang-
ed. Potatoes-.Steady and unchanged. Cab
bagcs-Steady; South Carolina. flat Dutch,
per crate. s2m2.5o. Cottonseed Oil-Firm
for spot and barely steady for futures.
Prime crude. I. o. b. mills. 36As q &c.,; prime
summer yellow. 46c.; off summer yellow,
AZ a 43Ec. good. off summer yellow, 43 "a
i3Ac.: prime white, 52953c.: prime winter
yelInw Mhoc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-25

map were followed by a prediction for cold
er weather in the western belt Tomorrow,
and the market stendied up before midday
to a net advance of about EOS points. rms
was followed by a setback OF or points
owing to the eastern belt forecast calling
for clear and warmer weather, but Sellers
were rendered uneasy by the relatives hrm-
ness of the near months. and In the late
trading the market ruled quite hrm, reach,
ing the highest point of the session and
selling Just about the high figures OF last
Saturday reports that May tenders would
be promptly stopped next Friday The
close was within a point or two of the best.
Port receipts for the day were under es-
Inmates, and were slightly exceeded by the
exports, which will total about l.~.1yoo
bales so far for the season against 5,o2i,ooo
for the corresponding period last year.
Southern spot markets were generally
steady ard unchanged.
Receipts at the ports to-day we're e.l43
bales against 2O.3i4 last week and ll,556
last year. For the week (estimatedl 1900
bales against S3.195 last week and s4,5i
last year To-day's receipts at New Or
leans 3o56 bales against 1928 last year.
and at Houston 2,530 bales against 1888 last
year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-25
ACTIVE BUSINESS ON
PRODUCE MARKET.

Business on the Cary Street block, where
the wholesale produce dealers and the COM
mission merchants do business, was fairly
active yesterday. The receipts of country
produce were large enough to meet the ac-
tive demand, but no larger. Early vegeta-
bles from Florida and South Carolina were
in sufficient receipt to meet the demand
and prices remained firm at former quota
lions.
Fowls more plentiful than they have
been, and prices sagged n little. Spring
chickens are now getting down within rea-
son, and good brolers can be had In coop
lots and in the feathers at from twenty
four to thirty.two cents per pound. EGGS
'are not altogether as plentiful ms they have
been. and the figures little UP yes
terday. fresh laid eggs from nearby points
being readily taken at seventeen cents In
crate lots.
Fruits are scarce and high. apples being
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-25
LOOSE LEAF TOBACCO
SCARCE AND NO SALES

There were no sales of loose leaf tobacco
At the warehouses yesterday. for the simple
reason that there no leaf tobacco worth
mentioning the market for sale II ia
true that few wagons loaded with the
weed were In the warehouses. and few
packages came In by rail. but all of them
put together would not have made good
sized break and therefore the warehouse
men decided TO abandon sales for the day
and hold over for larger breaks this morn
ing.
The Indications are tina: Something like
so. 900 pounds OF good sun-cured stock Will
be put out this morning. The sales VIII
run as follows: First at Sheburne's. sec
ond at Stonewall. third at Shockoe. and
fourth Mt Crenshaw's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-25
New Virginia Concerns

Tho State Corporation Commission has &,
sued the following charters:
Tip Top supply Company Uncorporatcd)
Tip Top. George Shafer, president. TIP
Top; T. r. smoot. general manager: J. v
Fox secretary and treasurer. Capital: Max.
imum. $4,000; minimum $4,000.
Newport News Tent City Corporation
Newport News Arthur Lee, president
Hampton: j A. Wiiie,t. interpretation,
Newport News; w T. Chaplin. treasurer
Capital: Maximum. $4,000. minimum. $1,000
Norfolk Harbor Motor Boat Corporation
Norfolk J. a. Baker. president T. r. Por-
ter. ce-president; s. T. Dickinson. .Jr.--al
of Norfolk. Capital: Maximum. $4,000;
minimum. $500.
The Roanoke Banking Company Gncor-
porated), Roanoke. NJ. W. Turner. presi-
dent; L. b Cabaniss. l.. S. Davis-al OF
Roanoke. Capital: Maximum. $4,000: mint
mum, $40. 900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-25
STEAMBOAT AND
RAILROAD NEWS
Southern Turning Exposition
Travel Through Rich
rnond.

Mr.. John Bowers, who was injured
last Monday In the Chesapeake and
Ohio baggage elevator at the Main
Street Station, though considerably
bruised up. was not seriously hurt and
he expects to be out and resume his
duties in few days
Mr.. w. C. Conc, of st. Louis, pas
senger agent OF the Big Four Line,
was In the city yesterday looking
after traffic arrangements for expo.
sition business.
The Southern Railway is making
some further changes in the direction
OF perfecting and increasing its train
service for the exposition and turn
ing travel through this city. The new
schedule. effective May 9Th. provides
for through coaches between Rich
mond. Keysvile. Chase city Clarks-
Willie. Oxford. Durham. Raleigh and
Goldsboro. This car leaves Richmond
daily at 1875 A. M. On the return
movement It leaves Godsboro about
o'clock in tire morning and will ar
rive In Richmond at 4;1o p. NJ. pass
ing through Raleigh. Durham. oxford,
GAINESVILLE ana Chase City.
I1ueCtlVc on inc Same date, train
No. A.. which leaves Atlanta about 8
p. NJ, Will connect with train No. 3
ut Danvillc. due In Richmond at 4:l1
F. NJ. With this arrangement. tho
Southern Will have three through
schedule connections daily from Attain
tn and intermediate points to Rich
mond; and, on tho same date. the new
train VIII be put on from keysvilla
in connection with the train leaving
Richmond at a. NJ for Chase city,
Clarksrille, Buffalo Lithia Junction.
forming connection at Jefress with
the Norfolk-Danville line and interine-
date stations.
The Llray the new steamer put on
the James by the Virginia Navigation
Company, came UP from Norfolk last
night. reaching here on schedule time.
She brought n good list Of passengers
and splendid invoice OF freight for
a first trip. The Luray Will leave for
Norfolk and the jamestown Exposition
Grounds at o'clock this morning. She
will carry full load of passengers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-25
COTTON MARKETS,

KEW YORK April 2i.--The cotton mar
ket vas little more active to-day. and
after some early irregularity ruled steady
to firm with the close steady al a net ad-
vance OF 10e points Sales for the day
ing was steady al decline of lG4 points.
and prices showed net loss OF sn5 points
shortly after the call under scattering Ii
quotation and selling for a turn, which was
encouraged by slightly disappointing cables
and n decidly better weather map But the
Houston estimate tor tomorrow was light
the higher temperatures shown by the days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-25
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, ~ c., April 24.-sPIRITs
TuRPENTlNE --Nothing doing; receipts. 10
cask, Rosln--Nothing doing; receipts. 1l3
barrels. Tar--Flrm at $3.50: receipts, 1sa
barrels. Crude Turpentine--Firm at $4,000
80 and 1925: receipts, barrel.
SAVANNAH. GA, April 24.-TlIRPEN-
TlNE-Firm at 651ac.: sales. ao5 cs,ks; re-
ceipts As 7casks; shipments. 1856 casks.
Rosin-Firm; sales. LESS barrels; receipts,
2.2e5 barrels: shipments, $50 barrels; stock,
%. 6S2 barrels.
cHARLEsToN. S, c., April 24--TuR-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-25
DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK. April 24.--The dry goods
market holds irregular. The reselling of
goods by seconds hands has not reached tho
volume hoped for BY ustSs who are short.
Fall supplies of domestic prints glnghams
and knit goods are being ordered by tohbcrs
and retailers. There were many buyers In
the market for tho day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

BORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL "a, 1907,
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley shelly, NORFOLK. mer-
chandiso and passengers. Olu Dominion Line.
SAILED,
Steamer berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
landings and Norfolk merchandise and pas
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-25
CHICAGO GRAM MARKET.

CHICAGO ILL. April 24.-Drougth in
Kansas furnished the chief incentive to an
advance in wheat prices to-day. The July
delivery closed at n net gain of &c. Corn
is up hc., and oats ls4Ac. Provisions are
down 715 to 10ql2hc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-25
LANCASTER & LUCkE
Bankers and Brokers
Richmond, Va.

THE VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS COM
PANY, on THE, FIRST DAY OF MAY,
1907, at IL o'clock noon, at the office
of the company. In the city of Rich
mond, Va, Will open tenders to sell
to !, on the lowest terms such an
amount of it's five per cent. second
mortgage bonds, with Coupon No. 10,
and subsequent coupons attached, Is
sued under and secured by that deed
OF trust or mortgage dated the I'd
day OF June, 1909, between the Vlr-
ginin Hot Springs Company and Hem
ry Y. Wckham and Henry Taylor.
Jr., trustees. as the sum of twenty
thousand dollars will purchase. said
sum of twenty thousand dollars hav-
ing been set aside to be invested in
the purchase of said bonds according
to the terms OF the sinking fund pro-
vision of the said mortgage.
BY order OF tho Board of Directors.
DECATUR AXTIILL.
President.