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The bee., 1909-01-21

taken from a New York daily PAPER,
giving a simple prescription, which
is said 20 be positive remedy for
backache or kidney or bladder de-
rangement, n taken before the stage
Of Bright's disease:
Fluid Extract Dand elion, one-half
ounce; Compound Kargon, one
ounce Compound Syrup Sarsaparil-
la, three ounce. Shake well in a
bottle and take a teasepoonful dose
after each meal and at bedtime.
A well-known druggist here at
home, when asked regarding this
prescription, stated that the ingre-
dients are all harmless, and can be
obtained at small cost from any
good prescription pharmacy, or the
mixture would be put up If asked
to do do. He further stated that
while this prescription is often pre-
scribed in rheumatic Affections with
splendid results, he could see no
reason why it would not be splen-
did remedy for kidney and urinary
troubles and backache as 1t has a
peculiar action upon the kidney
structure, cleansing these most i'm
portant organs and helping them to
sIftand filter from the blood the foul
acids and waste matter which cause
sickness and suffering. Those of
our readers who suffer can make no
in giving 1t trial.
The bee., 1909-01-21
Earthquakes Cause Panic.

Several earthquake shocks have
been felt recently in the Kongo dis
Gict, Africa. There have been no
casualties, but the natives were panic,
stricken. Many OF them ran for miles
and refused to return to their villages
unless they received guns and annuni-
ton.
The bee., 1909-01-21
TAFT Addresses Negro Y. N. c. A,

Augusta, Ca, Jan. 1S.--Introduced
10 a big audience Of men comprising
the negro Y. M. C. A. OF this city Sun
day. as the most popular and con
spicuOus citizen Of the United States,
Americas great statesman. our UNI
crowned king FROM who we wish a
successful administration" President
elect Taft discussed the Christian up
uft q Y. NJ. G. A. work.
The bee., 1909-01-21

The provisions for an increase OF
the salary Of the president to 500. 600
and Of the salaries of the vice presi-
dent and the speaker to $4,000 each,
contained in senate amendments to
the legislative, executive and judicial
appropriation bill, were taken up In
the senate Monday and the point oa
order made against them by Senator.
Borah, was further considered, result.
ing in the adoption of another amend
ment fixing the speakers salary at
$4,000.
A sensational and bitter attack on
President Roosevelt was made in the
house of representatives Monday by
Mr.. Willett, of New York. His re-
marks, which were delivered under
the license of general debate on the
pension appropriation bill, were cut
short by vote of the house that L
would hear no more of them. So We
hement was the denunciation Of the
chief executive that it seemed as If the
New York member raked the dtction-
airy for words which would properly
express his feelings
The house committee on Indian az
fairs, which Vice President-elect
She7 is chairman, will report the
Indian bill this week. The COMMITTEES
decided to authorize the disposal OF
cerain non-reservation Indian schools
which the secretary of the interior has
reported 10 be Of no further value to
the Indian service.
Senator Raynor Monday endeavored
to have the senate adopt a resolution
calling on the attorney general for
information as to whether the presi-
dent had ordered a suit brought
against the New York World and the
Indianapolis News because of alleged
libel in publications relating to the
purchase of the Panama Canal prop
erty, and under what statute this &C
ton had been taken.
The postoffice appropriation bill
carrying an aggregate appropriation
OF $234,000, was reported to the house
of representatives Friday.
Another meeting of the insurgents
OF the house, seeking to amend thel
rules of that body, will be held next
Monday night. The meeting wasI
called Immediately after the return
from the Isthmian Canal zone Of Col.
Hepburn, who has presided at all the
formal meetings of the insurgents.
Whether the insurgents will be able
to agree upon a course Of action is
regarded as problematical.
Private bills had their inning In the
house of representatives. Friday. al
most the whele session being given
40 TO their consideration. Many were
passed.
The Goebel libel bill for the consoli-
dalton of libel suits in the federal
courts received approval Of the house
committee on the judiciary, after it
had been amended so generally as to
constitute nearly new bill. The bill
as agreed to provides that In libel
suit in any court of the United States.
the defendant may prove in mitigation
Of damages that the plaintiff has al
ready agreed to receive compensation
in respect to substantially the same
libel as that for which action was
brought.
The bee., 1909-01-21
DUKE ENDING TOUR OF GLOBE
Cousin Of Spanish King In New York
After interesting Journey.

New York.-Under the incognito Of
IN. de villiers," Ferdinand due de
Montpensier, brother Of the queen Of
Portugal, cousin of the king of Spain.
brother of the Due d'Orleans, son Of
the Comte de Paris and grandson Of
Louis Philippe, king OF the French. is
at the Hotel Knickerbocker. having
The bee., 1909-01-21
Women's Settlements.

Many women are living in settle.
ments in different parts of London,
working on quietly and steadily day
oy day, seeking no glory or notoriety
tcr their work. finding their happiness
IN humble service. ready TO help where
their help il needed.-Nineteenth Cen.
Iaxy,
The bee., 1909-01-21
Leavenworth Theatsr Burns.

LeavepwOrth. Kan. Jan. 1.-THE
orpheum. located in the heart Of the
business district OF ths city, was
Quilted by fre Monday night The less
is estimated at $4,000. about half the
total value Of the building.
The bee., 1909-01-21
ouch.

! am sure that II fairy babe me
choose between the sense OF sight and
that Of touch l would not part with
the warm, endearing contact of human
hands or the wealth Of form, the no
bility and fuilness that press into my
palms.-Helen Keller. in Country Mag
azine.
The bee., 1909-01-21
Mnat araas MldoM Meana.

No woman need object to be called
grass widow" on the plea that II
is disrespectful The term is from the
French grace, the origin being grace
widow" It Is an Old and honored
expression and means widow BY
courtesy.
The bee., 1909-01-21
Wood PUN Mako. for SAFETY.

Wood Pulp Makes for Safety.
Wood pulp, sometimes fatal cargo.
is often used for the safety of ships. A
layer of cellulose is built into their
sheathing. and in the event of a leak
tends TO swell and so close the hole.
The bee., 1909-01-21

Lighthouses on British Coasts.
There is a lighthouse to every IL
miles of coast in England, to every
"a miles in Ireland and to every 50
miles In Scotland.
The bee., 1909-01-21
MAKE THIS UP AT YOUR HOME.
Mix Il YOussIf by Shaking Ingredients in
Bottle.

What will appear very interesting
to many people here is the article
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01

do dark 25asl 90 DO Gu Su G S0aSos s1. S5c
Turkeys young t9ls i2g2Se: 90 X1nns men hs fed 200
CSC; do fed 16d24c chickens roasting mix fed
old ID. 12i=c; ducks. 12a1sc seeTe Ss4c
POTATOES AND yEGETABLEs--Foregna a potatoes s1g,
Sweet R afae esaRd brbe aqa Bmetic onons Grassns
sa4ey new moving sowy AsPaaggS .6 quai
ity Cabbages slightly lower. Celery moving slowgy-
es ss5qr @ Psas ae and and ans plenty and
Peppers steady Radishes weak tomatoes eaS 0tasr
sstond cop as pl bS s. 5oSs8 MARYLAND virginia
sak sna TsT'9 per $50 Sq5oaa r. s do a{s ter es sg 3
nssR PS Rr $50 S II s. 'Sg$ Ss S 9 Be- m 81 scofeh
s. & DO Il irish s6 g ogss 5o do Bs?mn Bs & s9s s M
Jersgy per ease ki sSH a2ona per
dozen bunches 81 Sass DO North s. 6oqsa DO
Se% oTieaas ai'S per b6i % ssess Ga
s2TRa French PER 5 & drum s S souS Oh Carolina Win
ter per 100 bHnchss s2a$8 Southern ordnary per per
81 81 G6 Bemnds Ss pef eo 4as ss DO Florida
ST. c2RRo4 south aroma per sS9
S. % 90 Do Se Ola Is5cd s2gss psf S 3D. s. g. Do
5 or 5@s r. 60 caBaAG6s a 56 os sEuts g. s2 M
DO Fioda White per Crate s. 5oas8 red per
afcrSa SIa s pr 90 ea state 4Gs5 do Florida per
q m o SeSe S 1c 81 o eS s. 80 @Sagf So
IoTds basket s@$s do French per box Of y 50 90
CICoRY Ne orleans per Dbl Sf4 es6s qo per bbl
s. 5Sas4 5O DO Florida per 81 a5qs .FSsi EGG
K1E norfolk per Dbl $lGsi s. DO Baltim9rs SIG SIG
s. 12 K0HhRABI New Organs PER 100 oqGnT Foda and
South Carolina 1er basket s1q$2 80 do North Carohna.
$1d$1 90; do Norfolk 50eaS1 iEt<S New OrleaH sI 59
s.: DO Cuban ST 25aS$; OYSTER PLANTS; per 100
lunches So 506S5 ONIONS, Connecticut and Eastern
white per s3a$5 so: yellow 81 75a$2 90 do Ted red
506S2: Western. white per crate 30
81 DO yellow, 14o-fo bag s2@s2 81 do per 9tn 10 0as
f4Clh bag. 81 2JGSl co. 90 PEE
100 10 bag 0OcdS1 10 County. yellow. per bag
81 25S2: red. s19$1 so; do Texas. new Per umner
5OGS2 25; Cuban per crate, SZdSZ %
PARSNIPs old per 81 25G$1 30: PEAS. Florida per
basket 81 5OdS4: PEPPERS. Florida carrier 81 zP
So DO Cuban $1q$2 PARSIEY New Orleans, cugS' cur ~
%IaSf % ROMANO Florida per basket; S1GSi %: do
Bermuda, per box I5cdS1 23: RAI1ISHES South @ Csro
basket SfGSi so. do Norfolk and North caro-
ina rer basket. SlGst %: sTTALLOTs. New Orleans
nor 100 huncfes S2dS2 50; SCALLIONS. Norfolk per
basket 50a75c: do North Carolina per crate S0cmsI 90
South Carolina 100 punches, SldSl 30; DO Baltimore
basket 5Oc; STRING BEANS. Florida green or wax
per basket crate. 81 5og$3: SPINACH NoTIoSk Or
81 5D6S2: SQUASH nearby Hubbard
or marrow per bbi s1Gs1 So Florida box 81 so
e do, 81 25GfS2 TJRNIPS
Canada rItabaga per bag 9oc$ ~ do other ruta5aga
T5cTSl: do white. old per DOL oeQo9c'
TOMATOES Florida carrier 5tcdS2 90 Ln6en Toe
Isl 10; NATERCRESS. per 100 punches 81 ooaS2 %
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March 3l.-CATTLE-Recei $4,000 head
market steady S5GS7 35 S4G<5 70, hefers
So 25aS6 1895 25 calves IS 50dss; stockers
and feeders $3 30d$5 80 HOGS-Receipts (estmated).
q 600 head strong sc higher; choice heavy
shinping S7dS7 TO- butchers SIS 954ST light mixed.
Sd 759S6 So light. So S5S6 93 packers S6 s9G
Sc S5 3eds6 40 bulk Of sales So s0a$1 SHEEP
sheep s3a$T lambs Sass 80; yearlings s5 6oqS7 35
Crnrinnat March HOGS-Receipts. 1850 head:
slow and generally 1Oc lower; butchers and shippers.
81 2Oas7 25; common. IS 6Oa$6 40 CATTLE Receipts
124 head slow and lower: fair 10 good shippers s. G
Sc IS: common 81 75d$3 75. SHEEP Receipts lo2
head steady: So 25d$5 20. LAMBS-Steady; s. 2oqSs
East Buffalo March 31.-CATTLE- Steady: prime
steers Sc 45dS8 IS. VEALS-Receips. 400 head active
and 75c higher: STGS1O % HOGS-Receipts. 2600 head
active: best grade 1Oc lower: steady and
mixed 81 25dS7 Workers. S6 00dS7 25: pigs Sc COO
Sc rs; roughs S6QS6 40 dairies Sc 90dS7 90 SHEEP
AND LAMBS-Receipts. 54o0 head; active; ewes 1oc
and sheep pc higher lambs. s5qss 90 yeariinss
S7G$7 6O Sc 5OgS6 49, IS 1885 3d. sheep
mixed, S4GS6 so ooo,,
Including OF Southerns market strong to lOc
higher top So s5 export dressed beef steers
s6 feeders S4qS5 co. Southern steers
81 65dS6 20: Southern s3GS4 70 native COWS $50
S So native hefers 81 50G$6 bulls So 15G$4 So calves
81 50ds7 so HOGS-Recepts. 10000 head: market 90
SIS sOas6 rs: packers and shippers 81 65dso a hghts
S6 35Ts6 10 pigs. So 25aS6. SHEEP-Receipts. 1000
head. market higher Colorado lamb>, IS 10: lambs
So 50ass Is: yearngs S6 25$7 IS wehers 50 oOsS6 %
Inion Stock Yards. Pittsburg. March 3l--CAI LII
TReceips Light choice S6 40qS6 90 prime so Zon
30 SIEEP-Supply light, steady; prime wethers 81 -
e5s6 IN cI,ls ana common S3aS3: LAMBS S6dsS SO;
rro heavies 81 35GS7 90; mediums. 81 30gSa 80 heavy
Walkers 81 20qS7 30 light Workers. So 9OlS1 90; pigs.
ss 4nS ST 81; roughs. IS 50aS6 so.
Toledo. March S1.-CLOYERSEElD. cash. - 90; March,
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01
cu,cAeo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, March S1.-Wheat for July delivery SOLO
here TODAY at 81 O7as a bushel. new high record
mari, for the season. Crop damage reports were
largely responsible for the strength manifested dur
ing the grea ter part of the session. AT the close
nrices showed gains of 12c to llsc TO nc corn
and oats closed firm. but provisions steady.
Sentiment in the wheat pit was bullish all day.
b,,t the volume of trade not large The July
delivery was r active demand throughout the en-
fire day owing to numerous reports OF poor con
dion of the winter wheat crop in this country, but
the May option. which under considerable sell
ing pressure at times by local holders, was not IN
The market was also bullishly affected by a pri-
vate estimate on the shipments of wheat from Ar
gentina during the week. the amount being placed
at more than 100000 bushels below the actual
shipments of the corresponding week year ago.
Firinuess OF cash markets here and at Kansas
city also had a strengthening influence During
the day July ranged between 81 Go to 81 O61s and
81 07s. The market closed strong, with May at
81 49,. and July at 81 o..
Small receipts and the bulge in wheat had
bulltsh effect the market, but prices showed
only moderate gains and throughout the day ranged
within a l1c limit The lack OF any substantial de-
mand for the cash grain had tendency to depress
the market. The market closed firm, with prices
at 6614c.
Oats had strong undertone, helped by the firm
ness OF wheat and corn. There fairly active
demand for the deferred months for country
count which was taken TO indicate that crop
prospects were encouraging as heretofore.
AT the close prices sc to $50 TO &c higher,
with May at 541ae and July at 47lac 10 4I9sc.
Trade i'll provisions dull Slight frmness was
manifested at the start because Of moderate
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

- New York. MarCh 81, 1909.
CoFFEE-The coffee market was lower to-day under
realizing. but offerings closing
tone was steady net decline 5Q15 points.
80 EePopIe9 o. .'os., rags 1hf market opened
pretty figures during The day Wash
lnEton dispatches indicating that
Finance would eliminate the coffee duty provisions
from the tariff bill, had probably influence n
promoting the decline. but the loss prices could
hardly be regarded anything much substantial
than natural reaction following the advance
may have reflected absence any further in
formation regarding the effect OF hailstorms
on the new crop Of Sac Pauo, well the lessened
probability of import Foreign showed
little change and receipts Brazilian ports con
tiuued very light. reaching only tags against
VI warehouse deliveries
1881 hags. against a year. ab-
Of anything like speculative Interest
futures market be dominated by existing spot
conditions and the probable large requirements Of
sumption from visible supplies during the balance OF
the The market for spot coffee steady with
quotations the basis of SSso Rio No {
The range OF contract prices the local market
SAY va.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01

The local market for spot cotton quiet and un- m
d9ss S5s9fa q @ 10 'G5 & id'eE sRin On 1a
bales ] S3qtheTn sPot ,s ma5eis Ms5' Al sa
bales savannah steady unchanged az 216c; sales.
Norfolk firm and unchanged sasc sales. 2029 bales
steady and unchsnged qlzc. sales. 1o3 bales. st.
Louis quiet and unehanssa at .l9e saes' - "a O.
leans hrm and unchanged al Ii6c; sales L33o hseS
steady and unchanged alec: sales "a haI"s. Houston
siesGy ana aachanged At as.c: sales 500 bales Es
mated receipts a. @ sadng & points fT % @ & Al s
47iI last zesr and at GsIfI9n se1 i e's 70 "" oaeS
cotton Exchsnge spscaI Liverpool cables: srot cotten
ne-csr o1 rnddinc ,niand so5d futures opened
quiet and uncnanse9 oi@ea s a. Anr ~ a5S Apr
Msy. 4H4zd: June 1910: Jun@,Jniy 4ss e: du.g
te- SD. octoher-Novsmber. 493iad: November Dc
cen1her a2i4d; Decerber-January a2d; Janusr7Feh
rfIary 4a1lRd Manchester-Ya Yarns better with moro
GRAIN0WHEAT-E cash situation IN the Southwest
referred hy the bulls ~ one Of thc strongest ON
Tesero Ifes In nav High levels for the Juv contract
Kaesal IsTe snd c had sold s s. 40 Hhe MinneaPos
claimed 70 haze s@d 10000 F haslT ast nE of It's KIND
on record II said that fully thTeefoqrhs OF TIC
] - l2' ,be say seemed to centre about
ditions in cash circles There vas fair milling De.
business ~ loads eeause ~ predictions oo t5 6ad
bushels this week. the Tvernoo market after earl earl
Nbiie Berlin was or 11tc and Budapest down O.;
IN the last two DAYS due better conditions N
Germany and larger Continental supplies, As ii2ht
storoents expected from Australia tn" outlook
for worlds shipments for total below European
reouirennents. This news gave the market here us
,ipt,j-,1 little setback At anN
time during owing the strong support given
b,- and the exceeding nervousness
90 interior movement amounted 10 4fb""l
429 600 bushels last year and
traders regard the 2l0 at Minneapolis ana
UYIurb large in view % tho approach
irF AnriI tax The May contract. while firm all dav.
did not quite previous high record nf 81 l"
al chicago The local cash market acted verr strong
nth futures and closed follows No . red. 81 27i, ~
q os1. elevator ard 81 PSI . u afoat No North
- nd No rd winter. 81 &c Z h
aroat CORN-Excent for one sharp reaction toward
5oor when the crowd getting overloaded an
carl advance attempted at profits tho corn mar
he. Vas generally firm higher all day closing at
net advance in New York i'art Of its strength
5re ., igft receDts at Chicago. and cst-
mates that Thursdays arrivals would be only Il cars
The Liverpool market I'D net higher primary re
ceipts ONLY 00n bushels compared with $4,000 last
vear and seabosrd clearances ei4.ono bushels The
local market also hrmer win No quoted ~
sle and T4c q b afoat No = "hlfe nolnl
naI and yellow. T4c h ahnat, oAIS-Wlth
ruled firm all fav and c!oseh
at the Receipts light and cash demand faS 20
cash oats al New York closed as follows: Mixed. "a
- II 17'=c- natural White. 20 :" ~ II, "a
sac nd clipped white. - to a. III - 6'c- stAt--
Market ouIet 10 Western. SIC. nominal : o Ee%
York BARIEY-Msrlet C"i"': mating. ibp NC. anu
feeding "a 15c I New York
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL March 3f.--C1osng: WHEAT'-Spot STEADY :
No red Western winter. 41ad; futures drm: MAY
IS AID Julv SIS 5Ssd: september. Ss sd. COSN-Spot
quiet: American mixed via Galyeston 5s l".d; I'd
5s Std NFI6ITR-Wnter patents strong. S2s- HOPS
In London GPacihc COAST. steady. i2 1saE3 BEEF
Western DUH 75s HAMs-short cut u to 1s ~ steady
ass sho-, rib Is to steady 49s Sd; long clear
mfddss light IS TO 10 steady. 49s Cd Jng clear mid
dIes heavy rs TO 10 steady 4es short clear backs
s 10 20 NJ firm clear bellies "A TO 16 10 steady
SFIOULDERS-Square. IL TO IL 10, steady.
LARD-Prime Western. in tierces steady SIS; american
nrest white irm 62s Sd: Canadian finest coored firm.
s5s "a TALIIOW-Prime city dull 2ss. TURPENIlND
Snirts steady 2es Cd. ROSIN-Common steady. S.
E1TRoi.EUM-ReHned steady. T&d- LINsEED OIL
S.aad
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01

FIRST
Ada, Mimi, independent School
District, School Building
Auburn & Syracuse Elec. R. Co,
First & Refunding Mtge. Gold
Bay County, Mich, Third ST.,
Bridge Refunding
Buffalo & Susqueh1nns Railway
Co., Equipment
Charlotte, Mich, Sewer
Dayton, Ia, Water Works
Des Moines Citv Railway Co.. De'
Moines, Ia, Refdg. Mtge. Gold
Dominion Power & Transmission
Co., Ltd, Hamilton, Canada
Fort Dodge, Ia, Refunding
Fremont County, Colo. School
District No. I, High School
(Canon City)
Galesburg, H., Elec. 1t. Works
Greenville, Tenn, School Series A
Inter-U1bsn Railway Co., Des
Moines, Ia, Firs, Mtge- Gold
Knoxville, Tenn, Market School
House; Public Improve
Lenox, Ia, Independent School
District, School Funding
Menominee, Mich Refunding
Monmouth, Ill. Refunding; Water
Works Refunding
Mount Airy, N. C, Water Works,
Electric Light and Street 1mp't
New Kensington, Penna., School
District
New Whztcom, Wash, Municipal
Gold
Odessa, Mo, Electric Light Works
Rock Island, H., Board of Edu
cation, School District Refunding
Schiller Company. Chicago, ILL.,,
Funding Mortgage Gold
Shelby County, Tenn, Court
House, Furnishing & Fitting)
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01

sOT1ON-The market less
day, irregular. with tendency easier
barely steady decline or ga points
The opened steady unchanged prices ad
Of points with months relatively steady
covering and response the cables Il seemed. how
that leading spot interests We're sellers OF March
and May. there few March notices circulating ia
way a evening UP that position. and after
opening professionals sold conf
expectation q high
point Of Tuesday morning Trading during the middle
day very quiet the closing prices q
previous night. nut when & that the re
better spot demand making impression
the leading Southern markets. offerings Increased
TaeRhat, and last prices tho lowest level or
session Possibly the prediction Of showers in East
Texas promoted Of the days selling but the
fluctuations seemed the result OF local teChn
conditions following the advance since the low Level
week change In the general attitude
c toward the remnant Of the old crop. no
clear impression 10 prospects can he
secured early in the season and the main arguments
against adequate yield q; present available appear
based winter drouth IN Texas as rendering me
susceptible dry summer ana
upon theory large crops In success
improbable. There less foreign buying In
market to-day and the stradde Interest has
undoubtedly considerably reduced although there
NAV sl large short interest against cotton
erf foreign purchases in the months
Of prices IN the local market o'laE
follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01
WinsIow, Lanier & Go.
So CEDAR STREET.
NEW YORK.

THE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DIVIDENDS ARE
PAYABLE AT OUR BANKING HOUSE. on AND
AFTER
APRIL 1ST.
Cleveland ( Mahoning Valley Ry. Co. Rest S.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh r T. Co. Gen Mtss. AS.
Franklin. Indiana
Tau-rencsburE Indiana. Rsfundng as
Marion city Indiana. So High School Bonds ana Cors
pons
Niagara Falls Power Canadian Coll 50 Deeentures
Pittsburgh. Ft Wayne & Chicago Ry- Co LIST Mtsa ~
Series D
pittsburgh Fl Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co. End MtSe n
Series b.
p,ttshurrh. FL Wayne & Chicago Ry Co srd Mts..
some reg. int
Pitsburgh. Ft wayn. & Chicago Ry. Co. spL Gr st<.
Quarterly div. - %
Portsmouth Ohio. Street Improvement Bends
APRIL 6TH.
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Chic. Ry- Co. Reg Gr stE.
Quarterly div. 1%cs.
APRIL sTH.
Portsmouth, Ohio. Street Improvement So
APRIL 18TH.
Pulaski County. Indiana. Funding SIS
APRIL GOTH.
Portsmouth. Ohio. Street Improvement.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01
APRIL INVESTMENTS
La Rose Consolidated Mines Company

IS5 Broadway. New York
The Board Directors declared regular quar-.
dividend per and dividend or
per cent. payable the Goth day Of April 1902 70
the stockholders OF record the close OF business on
April 1909. The transfer books will be closed al ne
business April l, 1909 and reopened az tHs
opening of business April -. 1893.
Dated March -. 1909
DAVID A. DUNLAP, Secretary-Treasurer-
THE NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
81 Willoughby Street. Brooklyn n Y
DIVIDEND NO. 102
regular quarterly dividend Of one and three @
has declared the capital stock or TINS
Company. payable April 18Th 1909 stockholders OF
at close business April 5th. 1909
FORD HUNTINGTON Treasure
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01
FIRST (contfnuedJ

FIRST (contfnuedJ
South Bend & Southern Michigan
Railway Co. First Mortgage Gold
Springfield, VT, Water Works,
First Series
VILLA WzIlz, Wash, School Dis
trict No. 1, Refunding
West Plains, Mo Water Works &
Electric Light
wilkes-Barre, Penna. School Dist.
Wilmington, n. c., Water &
Sewerage
York, Neb., School District No.
II, Refunding
Poplar Bluff, Mo-, Refunding
Henry, ILL.,, Water Works
SEVENTH
Marion County, Ore. School Dis
trict No. q
Mitchell, s. OAK, Independent
School District, Refunding
TENTH
Fayette, Mo-, Water Works
Morgan County, Ga Court House
FIFTEENTH
BurIeigh County, n. OAK, Re-
funding
Carroll, Ia, Independent School
District, School Funding
Chippewa County, Mich, Re-
funding
Clinton County, Mo, Refunding
Islip, n. Y, Union Free School
District No. l, School
Warsaw, ILL.,, Water Works
Winnsboro, $. c., Electric Light
and Improvement
Woodlawn Township, n. OAK,
Refunding
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01

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TIMOTHY. prime 81 50: ALSIkE prime IS 90
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01

flour AND MEAI--Business in flour today wal
et he hand and mouth character, With prices Firmly