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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02
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Two London cabbies were glaring at
each other. "Aw. wot's the matter with
your" demanded one. "Nothink's the
matter viii me, you bloomin' idiot"
"You gave me a narsty look" persisted
the first. Me: Why. YOU certainly
ave a narsty look. but | didn't give it
to you so clip me-
His wife's mother had been visiting
at the mans house steadily for seven
months. On toward Christmas time
she said to him: John. | am going
to have my photograph taken as a
Christmas gift for you and Minnie.
What dress do you prefer me in:
Your travelling gown, dear MOTHER
the son-in-law replied.
The Observation-Disclosures man per
sisted in trying to extract information
from a prosperous-looking elderly man
next him in the Pullman smoker
How many people work in your Of
fce:' he asked. oh" said the elderly
man. getting up and throwing away
his cigar, Il should say. at a rough
guess. about two-thirds Of them"
An Ozark County father received a
note from Il young man who had beeh
going with" his daughter recently,
which read as follows: Dear Sir
Wood like .JeSsie's hand in marnSe.
She and | are in luv and | think l
nede a wife. Iures. Henry. h
fermer replied by letter. saying:
'Frienl Ucnry--You don't need a wife.
You need a Spelling-book. Get one and
study 1t n wear. Then write me again.
The Comptroller of the Treasury is
an auturrat whose decision overridss
even that OF the chief magistrate Of
the nation. Some years ago the then
incumbent of the office refused to sign
a warrant for money which General
Grant thought it proper to eNpend.
THAT is right" the president said Il
admire your firmneSs. Where your
conscience is concerned. never permit
yourself to be rOerctd. You ma con-
slider yourself clear in this affair. for
l shall appoint a new comptroller to-
morrow"
A prcstidigitatcr, in the curse of an
exhibition in New York recently. had
one Of the audience select a care from
Il pack and then he handed a sheet Of
paper to another spectator. IL timid-
looking blonde nan The professor. who
did not see the card. announced that
after it had been returned to the pack
the description of it would be found
written oil the paper. The card was
the eight of hearts. 1t was taken out
by the professor. "That'S all right"
he was 4 very conscientious man, and
later he insisted on telling the audi
encc that the professor had written on
the paper, please say That's all
right"
Believing with SOlOmo that to spare
the rod is to spoil the child. an earnest
parent keeps in a certain closet a
leather strap with which he administers
punishment to his offspring when they
commit any misdemeanOr. A few days
but it was missing from its usual place,
and a thorough search Of the entire
fiat failed to discover it.. Then he Of
fered a reward of five GEMS to whose
ever of his olive branches could tell
him what had become of the lost arti-
Gle. .'Gimme the Nickel cried four
year-old Ben; Il know where 1t is
When the coin Was safely tOWed away
in his trousers pocket he said with
much uride Il frowed it down the air
shaft
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02

A FORMAL CALL.

'luu look sh"epish. TOn.," said Mr..
Lanman ore evening about 10 o'clock,
Is his srvpntcen,l raroId son came in, Il
little more carefully dressed than usual,
md SAL down lhouyhtfully by the fire.
What Is thr matter? Where have you
been: What has happ"nrd:'
"talling, fatner.' said the BOY.
"Why should that make You look like
a funeral: Didn't you have Il good
time
NO. Not very. | went to see Fran
res Davis. sam went, too, Il Frances
cousin from M]ercersburg was there.
1t was too ~grown-up.'
Mr.. Iunmun regarded his son with
ONE amusement. The boy was young
for his years. he reflected. e a sud
den reminiscpncr If an incident when
he himself was under twenty made him
smile.
"Trll me about it, Tom" he said.
why, we always used to AVE such
jolly lines over at her house. She is
lots Of fun. for a girl. and last time her
cousin was here everybody said how
fine she was, too. But its all changed.
Frances thinks that we have grown
up
~ should saw Won are growing ND,
not Won have crown,'' suggested Mr.
amman
"Well she acts as if we had already.
We got there IL little after seven they
have supper n six, YOU NOW Maggie
came to the door, and said that she
would see if Miss Eranrrs' was IN. We
knew she WAS. because she had said
she was going to be: but Maggie went
off and r,n,n hazel, TO say thot Miss
Frances and Miss Brooks unuj,t be
"Fronces' room is inst over .hc par
lor. and we ru,!d hear them tcampiny
round, getting rcoNv. Why is it that
girls make so much noise before they
have their shoes on. and so little af-
tcrword."
Mr.. amman shook his head.
AT any rate she came down, and
her cousin with hnr Thnv wore nice
TO rs of course but we sot ND stiff
" and .,i,n.+ ,,v. am, ,,mos nr any
.hinu n,,., Sam ,t ,,r ~ +no eonr
f., shaw how mis- .I,r nInyol with tha
tu,tla and my m. look, ha GOT ,
U~bo,-
"W-,Sn,t if , 1;,,In ,rulicnif,l., s,r-
costod his f,th,r
..Nhv vos .u,n,.o # ,.,s o,+
GOOD o,o atoms, u.o.,, ~ Er,,.or an
onr Nvas ANA thar wasn't tho worst
About half ,,.t oiuh, ,nlr !, eoo,no1
tho ,,on N,rui. =, IN with s,,o
lono,,1, an; .ix ,,a,.,r Iitlo su,oo+
caka--
..U-br T,,, n ouoh, NOT g., c,o,1.
tbo+ vav oh,,t ho.nit,li+,. v,, b,va
sb,rod-
.1 ,-,o - rb+r.+ 20 .r;+;.i,o
hr o,,.+ hahn j. U-h- o,,r +w,
niehts ,co va want o,,+ ourselves and
mado o,rdv and did oil sorts or tb.n,s
in rho ~itche
"Perh,ns thot was wbv tbev d,d,,+
let Won oo aoain t~o-nioht,
"N1ovhe h,,t thov naadn.t have hoon
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02

The Gre losses OF the United States
and Canada for the calendar year
1908 aggregated the sum Of 1928 162.-
$50, which Is exceeded only by the
years 1904 and 1906, when the yearly
totals were swelled by the c~ondaEra-
lions at San Francisco and Baltimore.
During last year there was no great
number Of large fires excepting tie
one at Chelsea, Mass, but there vas
an unusual number Of small ones
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02

They had a hard time with that
young woman who went into Mysteries,
didn't they?'
Il should say so! They thought at
first they would have to give her an
esthetic, but finally they got her quiet
with an epidemic intersection of NOR.
pheus. And now the doctor says she is
completely under the influence Of the
aniline"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02

mot IN this train" he said. This
1s going to New York.
Miss Archer, for once in her life.
lookod really startled.
but | must get to Boston" she
cried. Its for a wedding" Then.
in spite'of herself. the situation over
came her. and She laughed hysteric-
ally.
At three o'clock the bride tO-be re
Ceived a telegram. Miss Archer had
not spared words
1T has happened. | made wrong
connections Fortunately | am not tho
DON VIII see you sail Thursday,
without fail. Congratulations.
"IOur chaStcncd
CLARA Archer"
-NOnth'S Cprnpo pipp
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02

Nine. Guadalupe de Haro, a Mex4-
can, and a descendant Of the Montes
zumas, is In New York studying do,
nestle science as practiced In the
United States. She will carry it back
with her to Mexico, and at the bI3n
ding Of her government introduce t.6
that country
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02

One of the first tasks a man gives
his wife is to hereafre- carry ON all
the correspondence with his kin folks.
OF what use Is it to have a wife, he
argues, unless she will relieve a man
Of all the letter writing to his kin.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02
Did She Lose!

did you ever gamble, ma" =;
"Only once, my son." =
"And when was that?"
"When 1 married your father."-
Birmingham Age-Heraid.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02

Fortunate is the woman who remem-
bers that frowns beget more wrinkles
than smiles.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02
9TH the Day Of JudHment."

9TH the Day Of Judgment"
General Grant has ftly been spoken
u as Can unaffected great soldier"
It may have been the blending Of this
lurge-mindedness and lack Of afecta-
ton that invariably made him 80 court
eausly kind to any n who asked his
assistance, SO generous in his praise of
nh opponent. even when that opponent
was fighting him to the death. The
following little story. hitherto untold,
emphasizes all these qualities:
After the fall of Fort Donelson. to
prevent the needless violation Of prop
erty by either the army or by camp
followers, projections were issued by
tlr United States government. To
Miss c., whose six brothers were light
ing in the Confederate army, such a
protection was granted. 1t had 6een
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02

Don't touch a piano unless you ca1
play.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02
WHY LOCKS ARE FAVORED
FOR THE PANAMA CANAL.
-w@uA1-

NGINEEI'lNG NEWS, the leading technical publication In the
- United States devoted to the engineering profession. reviews at
length the Panama canal situation ard tells why. in It's opn-
ion. the lock plan is preferable for Che canal rather than the
N&A sea-level idea. The article 10 written for the general public as
WVJ well a $ for engineers. and gives IN clear, simple language the
- essential facts sin the controversy and the main points Of the
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02

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New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
REEVES

New York Nav 10 1900.
@ Il! 'a a6d 81 @ S'f hias
making with cattle. % cars 70 be soa & ds
ma rke was slow To- 's.- bulls and fat cows
epser and cars bulls unsold; bologna bulls ana
Medium to choice s. 5od$7 per 100 n oxen
and stays at s. 25aS5 25 81 25dS3 80 Including
than carload Of distileTy Le! 80
bulls outside figures. al 81 3oas3 % rev
aiends 50 % Dressed beef vas rather siow a. sr
quotations or at aa1oi4e rer n f2r natye
Shipments iris port today about 1850 quarters OF
Ieef Teutonc. TO Liverpool. ,,,,.
81 Tar the arst There was an feeling FOR fresh
undergrades averaged SZaS3 Pc tr,r1 49,
s25 10 SO with three choice mixers bringing
salSs"John Ducey: fresh cows. at sac per head }
George Van Dyke COWS and calves at S3oaSS5 per
: c curtis & son: 10 mixers at s25qsoo each s-o
CAINES-Fecoipts we're 2.o4. hea. in' st 4ersHy
CIV trade opened slow. sellers trying to shaGe
prices little. hut the feeling vas better ate ana '
stronger market with prices averaging pc higher tnan
Nonlav pens we're cleared At botn yaT @ =.
choe yeas sold at Sass per -" ] ~, ie~ IPy were
soaIy az SaiIirc per n. choice heavy carcasses
SHFEP AND LAMBS Receipts were 81 cars. or
- 7Gs head Including cars for the market her @ :
a. vos held over. fairly good sheep sold
,f 81 500 So per 100 - with prime lots onered
81 ordinary 20 fairly E92q aI3os at y ,o- - T
stead 100 l3c IL. dressed ainns az l14 ao.
country hothouse lambs at 81 1oaS6 per car
'HoGs-Receip,s we're ao'4 cars. or 5s2o head in in,
faf~iy steady with sales O. light and medium weight
hogs NJ 81 81 CO per 100 lb' few heavy hoss al
sales 8 sanders Pennsylvania steers 1870 n aye55o
age al q PER 70 ~ do l2G9 n a; So 20 - d. ll6s
bails 20 i475 n a, s. To- do 1880 10 at 81 DO 1855
Il, AZ 81 o.: ae3 n. 81 so: d. $50 n a. =
D. SO n nt 81 10 do 300 10. At = 90 90 So '0
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
gsS5.ss.s 1872 1879 1879 1888 1872 1872 Gs
sE., 1s.S % 3st9 33sstt9g 1876 1876 125 1:4 1879


to-day with spot quoted at f1S1 5s and futures at lS2
% 75 2s85c. CoPPER, was higher in London With IT
The l6cai market remained qGet with lake quoted
at = z 525 IA p LEAD Vas unehaneed at fi8
Steadv m az 40 a a5c SPEI.TER was unchanged at
t22 in London The local market was firm , az 0,I2rs
ke with Cleveland warrants qu2,ed at SIS Io The
9Goted al sI IS SIS 25 The market foT pig
and unchanged With regulars quoted as follows:
So 75g So so May So as SO 9 Jgns s5gs1s M
oc26s N2ysbs and R9ssmRsr Si I
and syrups steady in the main. but quiet all
f6w vas ew Orleans
H Ie 1877 re6n air obe8 sg 2 Ee COOS % 2c sYRPs
I5a17c: fair I6a2oc; good, 19a 22c prime. 21a25e;
OILs-Cottonseed oil was fairly active to-day. with
local bear pressure in of crude situation
aT9 srsRgh @ a6G Of fndFe? n @ 300 y
1900 September. GIoc; 1000 October 6I2a i0S @
561c Linseed oil showed further change with the
fined petroleum reported steady at recent prices
bulk 5c PhiiadephIa ia S42G; 69K SO & Tenngd bits SbG
New York j99oG h 56 ~ SG bIa 95c
bulk 64SG water Thts SessS assn NeW f9TE PT rude
4soc prime summsr ye & low spot ~ so S"c ,Snst
Sgi a "%SG: :oSdr 78c Decerber $40 a SIC:
5sc. town raw. bGa5Tc; Calcutta raw 75c
es and hea Teepts az the WesI followed by late
recovery due 10 commission house support Total hog
receipts 10000 which % 600 were at chicago
e1pec,ed 5i,6oS hogs on Thgrsdsy. steady
ss Hes @ SIS SIS g g $ 2 a@g s' 696,s 81 s
$40 5oqs 6amy s SIS so S RE Pase &
Quoted: S24 a S28 DRESSED Steady. quoted:
pigs Ioc CIT MEATS EPickIed bellies steady Quot
lI%c: - lG 1IaII& Picked hams steady quoted; 9s L
5-sc IARDEFir1n, quoted: Middle Western. 10 81 a
1o95c. City lard steady Quoted: 1o2+c Refined lard
saay Rrsl SSs go'fa f S952 Qn6ed a
slsc. STEARINE- STEADY. GU. ed: oleo PC; city
RICE@The rice market was steady all local
Smand ana G 10 ooy sSTeenngs ord
nary 81 fair AZ goo %6 yana
81 a e. Patna. &c: Java. 81 a $40; Rangoon. ~
sUGAR-rfe market for refined sugar steady
quoted at sc net less per cent cash. The follow
ing ar@ less Sc and &c per loo II rom sny2of ] @G
Crystal dominos. containing so 2-lb cartons
F3g asei. 9G IN '1ss c e1 oa c bd s5S
FaeiS eonfoctonSrs sranSIsted @oc %xXX pow
dered. 5Ioc: powdered and coarse powdegea' ] 20SG;
lated a5c: Eagle 2-h cartons OF fne granuated,
bags DO l5o 1oIb bags do Zoe * and 20 il bags
do &C. Eagle fne or standard EranSlated and dianona
4e5c Nos and : SC: Ne o . Soc % 40 +2s; 10
426c 80 II lie Nos IL and Il 41oc, Nos u and
sugar Closed generally quiet but nn With June sugars
still oHered at - bur not tascn Sa,fs & were ; ."o
at > l9-32c 99 test. and freight equal %
pai3 closing spo, prices we're follows: Centrifugal
hG test Csc: rnuscovado 50 45r. and moasses
sugar. 50 test. eoc Tho london market for bee;
quoted rates which were as follows: May and Jgns
s s g[cs % Figures In tons comparing vim last
against GS4ls and G2no1 and - o65 nel,nes 80 900
1a3 compared with 500 21o and 22o7 779 and $50 45l
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20

Celery poor Corn increasing in supply Cucunlhers
s a1d Rsoh hshe Sa' R3 9an
and weak T9mat9es G 9 weaksr oeT r bbi IS o
IS 25 do Florida white. $2as4 SO; do new Tsa
DO red S2a$8 IS do New Orleans per Dbl 50 5oast DO
Maine. in bulk per $50 10 81 I5gS3 do per 5Ss S
per- bag s. 5oaS2 e do nLs scotch per 16s9 s3S
81 75. GO foreign wasty per bag, s1q$1 %; SWEET
POTATOES Jersey per Saset 4STa$ TX California
French per drum. SO 5Gd$4: BEETS SCUM a. Hea.
HgT rsans Per S9%ss: CARROTS south Carolina; per 100
hunches S1a$2 30; DO New Orleans $2q$5 90 oa sIG
ger 5d 5O RB8GEs 90 Eastern shore Maryland and va
gina per 5a'S Sb siss Ssa 81 do DO N6FR caR9ns
S1q % DO sogh Gssoiias da 81 ds So DO per
0noh case 81 25$2 do per sinch case SiqTl F,o 30.
CORN Florida per standara Srae' a. 81 Tew Orleans per
io sG$a UBERs savenneh os, per @ RsseGS gGGPlSNTs
s d4ida Sq; do Per f0f5aa b62 s 81 nearby Sod
frame Pc PeS-T6I 99 TeSse white per crate sa$ So do
yellow $1dS1 % do BermGaS Per % G[' Tr small basket
NST S $50 oFfanF Sa Egyptian Si Per 6ae PEAs I Ba %
and Eastern shore small per d PasEs @ small basket
5gn2 a. large ar sms Rashe5 per q large basket @ DO
large basket 81 s d9 75cs1 81 do per small basket
20g 49, New Orleans curly per bbl 5OcG$2 do PLAIN
5 so RADIsa3Es 3 nssF9g s5T5gc Pf1 R IF RARB nearby
lunches Sld$2 SCItlI0NS neSI PEI ner basket 75c
%s 3 DO green 75casi So south carolina o9 Tas
wax. basket 75eg$ g. so sse s AsH Hubbard or
ACH nearby per 6s 50 "a bife per box 75ca$ 25
SF' do yeoT crookneek g so TTRNPS 4sbaea Sanas Psr
rqabess 5sg "Ge S S g - per 40 100 bunches 55s
TOMATOES Florid9 x7 pc Per carrier TleF''
per MIX III ASD exchange Bsos ,oPs 5sm9R 4Rs
24c quart net to m the art Of last week greatly
reduced surplus Complete etEms l8 85 4s 46duat
cans and 2ss S2o quart o. milk and g. g699
ed Ma
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20

CoFToN.-The cotton market was & 9cti'e f ana eH- e
cited today. with prices making high RECORDS io
the and with the close firm al net aaFan'e
l3 10 "a points The market opened steady at an Hd-
vance cf 10 points in response higher cables than
expected good English SPOT sales, but Developed
realizing ~
old longs and local pressure. which seemed 10 t
encouraged Idea rains IN Texas laH
led 10 Improvement IN the crop prospects Of that sta,e
Prices eased OF decline of about % points
in consequence, hut there large buying orders
a making II appear as II n
YER powerful willing take All me
cotton was sale around lo2oc for July ana
1072c readily ABSORBED
by this time render early sellers very uneasy ana
market became sensafionaly
general demand. which included covering % eaIty
old bulls who had taken protis
on ines earlier week. Nc but the
big buyers seemed have cotton for sale on
the advance and before the upward movement was
checked May had sold nj Il 4oc. July al HE
and December lie The close was 3 or points OF
the top old months, but within point or
two u Cn showing evidences OF
t9nued spot markets officially re-
ported unchanged isc higher Tho weather map
further light precipitation in the southeast
hut some claimed Improvement from recent rains
IN this being Offset by too much preclpita-
Eastern sections
The Of contract prices IN the local UaaIN'' TO
vras follows
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
EXPORTS.
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
COFFEE


COFFEE-The conee Eaarket was very quiet today,
OF The last hour after which bags changed
hands including 1000 exchanges The market opened
unchanged prices decline OF points late
spring being relatively and the
clo quiet. unchanged scattering demand
from shorts little buying by the leading bulls
There nothing indicate decided change IN gen
eal trade during the day and the local trade
evidently inclined await developments. SO far al
concerned The Initial
decline probably sympathy with the French cables
rsuorGfne a OF franc. while Hamburg was
unchanged Brazilian markets were 20 reis
lower 70 higher Jundiahy receipts were 300
bsrs : last receipts at the
two ports 900 bags against iIFN bags last year
New York warehouse deliveries on TUESDAY were SO
hays against year. Sales OF May made
late trading here 7l6c while JULY sold az
6oc. points. compared with 90 points
by business OF Tuesday The market Tor spot
coffee quiet with quotations on the basis or tsHoc
Rio No :.
The range prices in the local market to day
follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
NEW JERSEY

ELM SHADE COTTAGES. Ridgeheld. Conn: open all
year. Mrs ]. H PERRY Prop. All advantages OF
yorkshire Hills found within y hours OF City
altitude 500 feet pure water OF everything for the
service. accommodates - guests cottage
q Sralnds for
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
BEIARCLIFF MANURt NEW IO4NIN-
BRIARCLIFF LODGE
PROSPECT HOUSE
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN RESORTS

reached by the ULSTER DELAWARE Railroad; a
naradse for children. sanltariurn ioF everybody
ssaa e5,artisen1ent in sunday Tribune
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markell

lSysrpo9. May Is-Closlng- ng-W4EAT-Spot-N > red
tsteEn winter nominal FUTURES quiet. July 9s 4d
.-.seratsT. - - December 3tsd- tORN-Srot
u new American mixed via Galveston Is ID Fut-
STEADY. Is 5szd- PEAS-Canadisn nrm
= 10 FLoJ-R-gyntsr patents strong 30s. HOPS
= .LobaCn Pacific Coast firm al f2HE3 BEEF-Extra
..lN ness dun al I00s PORk-Pnme mess Western
e. Eg a. SIS Cd HAMs-Short cut. - 20 10 n strong
ee.h ca EACDN-Cumheriand cut. 20 10 strong
co.. 90 81 short rib IS - rh strong at 5ss Sd: long
cess aiaeea. light, y 70 - 70 strong al Cos long
Se fnddles heavg. 40 n strong J9s. short
= = iSeks 10 10 20 ~ 5es: clear bellies. u
~ !. r. strong al SFIOTLDERS-Squsre II 10 l3
ss,, - ng sss Cd LABD-prime Western. in tierces
fFF = SsF. American renned IN pals strong Al 5as 90
S.1s.-sECansdian finest white firm e4s Cd Canadian
=. - eoloTed hrna s7s Cd TALLOW-Frime city nrm
-r1A TGRPESTTNE-S steady AZ 2ss 6d. KOsIN
rs aion steady a Sd Observation-Disclosures steady
~ AsISSEED OIL-Steady al 2Ss 3D.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20


10 shares corn Exchange .335
sl"otD Park d. Iilf.rI per cent gold dehentuTe
bonds due 1886 interest June and December
% shares sasa6ol, Nanufaeiuring company. lot $
SO shares AlIis-t Halners Company, common 16
o'p shares Greene Consolidated Gold Company, -
400 s5a5es q Pas Consolidated Goid Mining q,
100 shares Jnlon Bag and Paper Company com
200 shares Greene consolidated silver company.
80 shares Republic Iron and steel Company. -
10 shares colorado Fuel and Iron company.
10 shares Union Ferry company of New York :.
10 shares coas9iidated National Bank Of New
30 sizes United states steel corporation. pre-.
loo shares sa chicago Union traction Company
common ocentrai Trust Company certifi-
20 t6sT-s Tnitz8 states Title Guaranty and IN -.
10 sasres Manha'tan Mortgage COMPANY pre-
80 saafes Ds,iilers Securities Corporation g
= shs-es New YORK Air Brake Company. s.
- shares American surety Company 21J
ZOO STATE OF North carolina per per- cent special
e.. Western North Carolina Railroad Company SIS
~ , S''sl 5 a5qsd ,5555 Sg5pa5I DUE q May s. 1893
soOoo Degstur. chesspesSe & NeW orleans RaiIWay
boads due Juy. lo2a. January. 1891. coupons.
'seODo Bainlridec. ,-uthbert & columbus Railroad
COMPANY per en-, bonds n, 10, sue july $50
ISo s5 f8is 'S Ncr orleans and ocean canal
esn5 noTtease gold bonds. due July. 1917.
s5a7es Lawyers Mortgage company. rights 40
shares Trust company of America 4o9
:, g s.sres snerican surety Company 20
Nsoaal sss.eh omPsay 1s9 ,3,ersT psT ea a5usTv ae
So iR,srHtionsl Great %QT5heTn s- .s Rsilr9ad ISs
interest March and september ...-.-..-..-.. 4e
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
PINE FOREST
CAMP FOR BOYS

men and physician in cha
FOREST HEALTH CULT
adults. bungalows and ter
booklet. I53 West one HuE
CITY.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20

Z muller & son
BY order CT executors.
Al right. title of the estate OF Joseph
n Graham Of interest q l1iz uer
profits under X T Tyre. option agreement
tAUeriCau rights. dated January -. IAH,
expire MAY Il. 1909. be extended sold
without recourse. .--.......-- o.. s
BY order 4 guardian
10 shares Mutual Trust Company OF West
10 shares Mutual Trust Company OF West
chester County !
For account N whom u may concern.
80 shares Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Company ...-... 2
$4,000 Terra Haute & Peoria Railroad first con
s0li1ated mortgage. per cent. guaranteed
principal and Interest ly Endorsement due
renbeT. accrued interest 20 bc charged $500. !
20 shares Broadway Trust Company !
- Shares Pacific BANK New IgT1- >
30 shares Pacific Gas and Electric Company.
common --.-.-..-.--. ..-.--....
$40 0co Ohio copper Company first no-reaEe Is per
cent gold bonds. due September 1911
coupons March and September. ...--...-.....-
- shares NsW 1ors Transportation Ccmpa-",
lI 75dI=--
share Ea=-e Warehouse and Storage Company /
share Union Fern Cornl'a ny
share United Shoe Machinery Corporation.
L--INfrel . - go q. -- % o. - >
share United Shoe Machinery Corporation
common and s. - scrip--..-..--.-- s
snare 1eiuiold Comps -----.-- j
snare Albany d. Hudson Railroad Company
- common ....-..-- =
S.oo0,AIbauv & Hudson Railroad Company first
Lng-tEas7 4e-Esar gold bond due March,
1912. March, 1salS. coupons attached -....----
shares Mechanics and Traders Bank. New
lnFk Temporary receipt, Equitable Trust