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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-22
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses sold y Ooo
shares on balance in the local market. In London
eensos easier and foreign bonds were inclined
u sell on The general market was inactive and
irregular. Call money was more active in connec-
ion with the nstslment due on the Transyaal loan
sno as high as per cent paid Discounts were
steady The Bank OF England made a Door re-
rare Of discount remained at per cent. Paris
change on London lower. The result of the
subscription 10 the Russian loan will be known
oss, but the fui effect upon the money market will
not be felt until next week
LACKAWANNA STEEL-Of the Lackawanna
zee Companys notes s6ooo.oo0 bearing interest at
meEts are being made take up the notes al
though no decision IN the matter has been reached
Is yet II has been suggested that the notes will
Dc Iepisoeo by short term debentUre. The plants
OF the company are in better shape than they have
oeen al any time since the company began business.
CINCINNATI FTNDLAY & FORT WAYNE
The committee. composed Of Albert H Wigzin.
Chairman; Sidney c. Borg and Harry r. whitcoTnb,
representing holders of the first mortgage per
bonds Of the Cincinnati, Findlay d. Fort Wayne
Railway Company, has received deposits Of large
majority OF these bonds. After February ! further
deposits viii be received only upon the approval OF
me committee and upon such conditions as may
be imposed
BATDENDS DECLARED-Dividends have been
declared follows: Bowery Bank regularly quar-
tery per cent. payable February !: Greenwich
Bank regular quarterly ~ per cent, payable Feb
Fpary !; Sversniths Company, regular quarterly
per cent. payable February Il: Gorham Manu-
securing company regularly quarterly Pa per cent
on the common, payable February 10: Twenty
WIG ward Bank, regular semi-annual per cent,
payable February !.
AhALGAMATED DIVIDEND UNCHANGED
TIE Afnalgamated Copper Company has declared
ne usual quarterly dividend of Il of per cent.
Inc Boston & Montana Consolidated Copper &
: oAFer Mining Company has declared the regular
westerly dividend OF 81 share and extra
dividend Of 81 a share
CAARGE OF BOND DEPARTMENT.-RIch-
sro l. Morris formerly with Potter. Cboete &
PRENTICE. has taken charge Of the bond depart
Psnt o. the New York Stock Exchange firm Of
: IaeeEe Meyer. jr-. & Co, No. Wall street
LYNDON GOLD MOVERENTS-Gol 10 the
amount Ct 100000 withdrawn yesterday
ron the Bank OF England for shipment TO Ar
,NtNIRAL TRUST COMPANY ELECTION-At
I ennlAl meeting OF the board OF trustees Of the
aasl trust Company Of New York, held yester
49, following officers were elected: James y.
$3.50 president and E Frercis Hyde, Benja-
-s y mitchell, Dudley clcott and Edwin G. Mer-
-. % Bangor. Me. vice-presidents Milton Fergu-
r~s elected secretary in the place Of George
.st resigned. Mr.. Merrill until recently
's'oent Of the Merrill Trust Company In Bangor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-22
OIL HEARING IN CHICAGO NEARs END
Testimony TO Show Discriminatory Rates from
Toledo TO New York and New England

Chicago, Jan. 2.-The taking OF testimony in
Chicago I'm the governments suit 20 dissolve the
Standard OIL Company will probably close to-nor-
row The attorneys FOR both sides will then pre-
pare for the presentation OF the case before the
Judges of the United States Circuit Court at ST.
Louis March % Only several minor witnesses
remain to be heard here.
Fred W Boltz. traffic manager for the National
Petroleum Association. OF Cleveland, testified to-
day 70 rates oil between Toledo and New
York. The railway rate sheets. he said, quote
fat rate OF = cents a hundred pounds between
these points although It may be carried
railroad which goes into Vermont before reaching
New York. This testimony was Intended by the
defence 10 show that the 25-cent rate applies 90
points in New England since the route led through
Vermont. The government officials. on the other
hand, contend that the rate applies TO New York
alone and that much higher rate is charged for
New England points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-22

COTToN-Aftsr little early uncertainty and neg-
the cotton market became very strong ana mace
new high records on broadening demand with me cos,
steady a advance % to 10 points sales we're
estimated 10000 bales The market opened steady
advance OF points, sold OF 20 net decline
o. point months. then rallied SHARPLY with
prices gain Of IL 20 - points
little the best under realizing
The initial improvement reflected good cables and over
night buying orders while the reaction the result OF
heavy realizing and selling for based largely upon
the theory that cotton purchased on the National GIN
Of the previous day would not be carried
the report due saturday morning tut
there aggressive decline, offerings
well absorbed that early sellers became nervous
midday market almost seuSationfl
strength. with January selling at e72c. March 81 Oc
OF 3 Of higher spot markets.
improved and private reports tending
confirm Ginners figures the amount
during the period January and January
advance Realizing APPEARED The
motive close The upward oyerneut In cot
ton. which has extended 20 matter OF l 70 l3o
points low level month IS naturally at
tracing increased attention Investment circles and
the volume fresh buyinG sufficient FOR tho time
being. least. absorb the realizing Of ever
longs Southern spo; markets ociay reported yester
day generally i-Ga3 lBc higher Tho sales al the
various points the lRrgest for the week.
The OF contract prices IN the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-22
NEW WISCONSIN CENTRAL OFFICERS.
Radical Changes Follow Transfer of Control
TO Newman Erb and Associates.

Radical changes were made in the list Of officers
and directors Of the Wisconsin Central Railway
Company at meeting of the board yesterday. fol-
lowing the transfer of control OF the property
Wednesday 70 Newman Erb and his associates,
who il Is understood Will IN time turn that con-
troll over TO the Minneapolis, St Paul & Sault Ste
Marie Railway Company. which is part OF the
Canadian Pacific system
The designations OF F. T Gates, William A.
Bradford. George J. Gould. Thomas L. Chad
bourne jr, George A. Feruaid and George ".
Webster were accepted. and their places
filed by the election of lie Roy W. Baldwin, VIII
lam J. Wollman, F. II. Prince. f. n. Foss. Clar-
ence D. Simpson and ". n. Walden.
Mr.. Erb was elected president, succeeding Mr.
Bradford. and also chairman OF the board and
Mr.. Walden. who is Mr.. Erb's private secretary
was made assistant secretary. In. place of Mr..
Chadbourne. Messrs. Prince, Simpson and woll-
man were elected TO membership on the executive
committee. from which Henry c. Starr retired
l. NJ. Dittenhoefer chosen general counsel
succeeding the firm OF Godkin & Chadbourne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-22
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

:, 1oaoon. Ian. 1.-THE weekly return of the Bank
-eIsnc shows the following changes: Total
sss ns increased EI,<30009: circulation decreased
49, oliGa Increased 900; other securi-
= -zs Sassssd 1851 zoe; other deposits decreased
,.,r.' public deposits increased S3.es6, 900;
inent securities decreased s5o0. 900 The pro-
81 ns- "a tne banks reserve TO liabilities is now
r--s- oent against 1870 per cent last week. ano
sx51 - With an advance from 52sz per cent tn
sJss vt cent n this week last year. The rate Of
r is unchanged at per cent
r-.sN' I'm 1.-THE weekly return Of the Bank Of
er,-.s SHOWS the following changes: Notes IN cir
&c. decreased IS $4,000 francs; TREASURY de-
increased 1925, 900 francs general deposits
q e-r a. e-z-300o francs; gold hand increased
frs, atancs' silver On hand increased 3.975 600
49,, Dls discounted decreased 79 925, zoe francs:
'sAces decreased s525 900 france
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Jan. 21-C1osns-THEAT-Spc easy. No
red western winter Is 1d: futures quiet: March -
Tisd May. Is 6asd; July. IS ID C0RNspot steady ne|
IS md futures
Mach S. sSsd: MAY 5s 3%d PEAs-Canadian steady.
= FIOUR-Winter patents steady. 29s Cd HOPS Ia
London CPachc COAST firm e 5saf3- BEEF-Extrs In
ala mass steady Cd PORk-Prime Western mess.
quiet rs HAOIsshort cut Il 70 Is 10 strong as
Al RACO<-Curuherland % 30 n firm. As shor-
rib fS 10 "a 70 strong As long clear middies light -
10 "a n quiet ass long clear mindless heavy. Is 70 40 n
% "a. short clear hacks 10 20 n steady, AS.
Lear bellies "a n. quiet. Sis. SHOULDERS
39s. LAAFtD-Prirne Western IN
tierces STEADY. 49s Cd American Retired IN pals ssss5y
50s BUTT ER-Go0d United States steads- -
CFIFSgc-Canadan finest white. firm. SIS Canadian m
est CoIored. firm 63s- TALLOW-Prnne city dnll IS
ans Sd ROSIN-Con1Iron
arm Ga Cd LEUM-ReSnsd steady. lad LIN
sEF-D OII-Firm. rs 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-22

I'VE. THE UNDERSIGNED. TRUSTEES UNDER THE
w Voting by the Reorganization Com
mttee OF the Philadelphia Reading and New England
Railroad Company pursuant 70 the Agreement between
Deposit Company OF the city % Philadsiphs dated
the fourteenth day Of March 1895 being the legal sue
Janney. Chester Chaplin. Alfred C. Chaplin and
John W. Hamer. ths persons originally constituted
Trustees Of said VotQg Trust hereby In aeeordancs
that advantage OF the parties holding
thcatss Of beneficial interest IN the shares Of STOCK
lodged with Voting Trustees 20 deliver said stock
holding such certificates surrender % the
same 20 after the twenty-third day OF Janu-
ary 1909 which day is also the end o. term Of ten
Central New England Railway Company the mortgage
referred in Clause Fifteenth Of said Reorganization
do hereby call all the holders OF said Certificates
OF beneficial interest surrender them the agent OF
the undersigned trustees Room the second aoor
racing East Forty street OF Grand Csntfal Sta-
toH In New York City the or New York
We do further hereby authorize and Instruct J. c.
Pares personally BY hts appOtntee for
the purpose receive for surrender OF such GER
tihcates OF beneficial interest said stock and
attorney in and behalf 20 execute upon the
the holders % thus surrendered csrthestes.
fers OF the respective amounts OF said stock Of said
Railway Company named said certificates deliver
We do also instruct and authorfze the said J. g.
Parker in name ard behalf advertise notice Of
this call for the surrender OF said certificates % bene
fetal interest by Insertion OF this Instrument
advertisement IN the Philadelphia Ledger" and New
York Tribune in their respective issues OF the twenty
In witness whereof have hereunto hands
on this nineteenth day OF January. 1909
WM ROCKEFELLER.
CHAS. +. BROKER.
CHARLES LANIER- Trustees
WILLIAM GREENOUGH.
WILLIAM L B4RNETT,
The above Is true Of the instrument executed
Attest JOHN @ PARKER. SecrstaTy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-22
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New January 81 1909.
totFEE-The coffee market fairly steady dur
ING to-dsys early session. but ground later. clos
ing easy net unchanged 10 points
day were reported of I5.7 bags The opened
steady at unchanged an OF points
scattering demand IN the absence OF important offerings
ana held around he initial figures during middle OF
e Gay but yielded under increasing toward the
close when there seemed considerable realizing and
some selling by
feature Of IN general news and
o. an import duty appears about all
speculative demand that II IS likely pending
further developments Nevertheless
teess express very favorable opinions Of the market and
many that Will should there be
further reaction. Meanwhile deliveries OF
coffee continue liberal and the situation
is oS sustaining Owing holiday
there were cables from the Rio market yesterday.
Santos quiet ana unchanged. Receipts at the two
poFts vera s4e0O bags. against 900 last year and
~ 900 years HavTe closed n decline Of
l.d4 franc and Hamburg unchanged To a higher
The market for spot coffee steady the basis Of
~ GTI5c Rio No. T.
The range of prices in the local market to-day
folk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-22

local spot cotton was quiet with prices
for middling CUR sales for consumption 500 bales;
sre tesgrnPhed as foilSws; Mobile firm lso higher at
sales 20 s ss1 sa'snnah steal, 1-c hsaer al
ezo. Norfolk steady nc higher 9Ac; 3O8
changed 0Ssc sales 100 bales Little Rock steady Nc
higher at csc st Louis steady unchanged Csc: sales
5000 bales. Galveston steady sc higher csc sales
bales bales SsT 1kn 65e &c sS br at go sass
Houston steady. $-l0c higher a. la-lee: sales go
At Houston 200 to 200 bales against 4io6 last week
against ss4S last week and sl4S last year; at New Or
leans $500 TO 10000 bales asinst 1860 last week and
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-spot
good sednand sHsS II 600 bales spespaon and OK
20 ooo mdding upland 527d: futures steady
az ponts January and January Febraar BID :Febru-
eTy March, 5131sd: March April 5l3d: April May 5l2l
May0June and June July. OIL I'D: JuyAugus. 51Ol2d;
octoOer-November Iassd November Decenber 4oi 3D.
cloths the higher prices asked check business.
FLOUR AND MEALEFlour remains nrrn. at un-
Kansas strshs Rye sour ps o was 9n 'ls
Tons T o The following are prices quoted m the
60 So winter stTeigh.s sS:4 7s patents <
81 @a aqgs p 5i h2 oSe So g .t So 35
G esDiss to Kun fa sT,s ssGass s1RSsl
Fine white yellow 81 5oasi g. coarse 81 4eS1 Is
sF s sanda a m6ans 60 QqS G d. s
red dos 800 city bran. s24 30 in bulk. in sacks
Soiny chop sa7 IN bulk s2s 20 in SACKS oil
GRAIN-w'HEAT--whileth the May position continued
July and thoashou h sntaR
ihe Who.e narket was effected and last prices showed
the Nay option spoke oonhdent .; the Satars as
fair cash trade al Western markets and export
to bush in Ts s n and @
s ecs s sD to @ cars sc epR Win @
ears year ago and the total Western movement was
Winnipeg the receipts were 50 against I1s
HOUSES were the chief sellers Of late positions ans ON
the Liverpool cables and the B-oomha estimate
1919 600 bush the previous week On the other hand
Tioe Carrea report was rather bearssh it was pointed
or; By the bulls that the s0T P0teeioh orT the Wes
and rains. leaving the crop again Tseeptibie to any
the Afternoon said thai the weather in the south OF
Russia again unfavoTabe low temperatures have
essppsarea pors ' eonus %
sna ana ~a s paSS M be e1en Smaller San ss
Wien the Total 90 push Cash wheat the
s. 0sas elevate ara q ios b ahoat; 20 Northern
is6s. @ H. Y q! hard s rs'' an; sss IN
corr came oshs rs lAst hour, when
spEns enc Gs & ii Rli tss
night Reports o he w. said that fssrs ss Tsss
the affected ia carlot estimates for FRI
IS marSet was neglected but showed good seady
baritone. Indicating an absenes OF pressure ~ vas es
mated mat eo as1 Ws 1s 600 bush last week Liverpool
closed I'd s5 d SO % yssPs
leads here and L s se. a. and s1 soa
No white nominal and no yeiiss ~, SC % ahoat
ssnt.ussr and receipts being Ugh coats
market ruled generally firm Throughout ne sefsioa ash
~ q n ssa5s4c natural white ~ 70 - n 54g5iso
and eliPpsd vhits g 20 ~ 1 Nov Yerk BAR
IEY-MaTke, quiet: mailing 'Sa7sc. ara fssdnE e'g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-22
OFFER TO FERRY STOCKHOLDERS

The stockholders committee of the Brooklyn
Ferry Company has informed the stockholders who
deposited their securities with the Windsor Trust
Company under the committee agreement of an
offer from the New York Terminal Company TO
which the Brooklyn Ferry Company was delivered
by the bondholders' committee which bought in the
property at the foreclosure sale on June last
permitting them 20 subscribe TO stock In the
Terminal company receive 10 per cent OF their
deposited stock In the income bonds Of that com
pany. This offer expires February H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-22
SOUTHERN PAclFIc's SUIT SETTLED.

Judge LacoInbe. In the United States Circuit
Court yesterday approved notice Of settlement
entered in the suit OF the Southern Pacific Com
pany against the Newport News ShipbuildinR e.
Dry Dock Company. filed by Gordon NJ Buck
counsel for the plaintiff, and Joline, Larkn &
Rathbone for the defendant The notice states
that settlement has been made In fun and that
the suit is discontinued. The suit which was for
breach of contract in the building of five steam
ships. was brought in the Supreme Court and after
ward transferred TO the federal court The amount
involved in the litigation was about 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-22
NEW WILLIAMSBURG TRUST HEAD.

80 - Sraston Ives, who has been president
- e Williamsburg Trust Company since its
:, --4 q business In June has been compelled
60. 49, on the advice Of his physician and al the
tr,s-- Hssung OF tie directors yesterday Jacob
So. sSs elected his successor. Mr. Klinck was
,ssIeisEv Of the Metropolitan Trust Company and
p-s. director In the Bsnk Clerks Cooperative
,ors.s aad Loan Association. Northwestern Con
So @'iillng Company, Prospect Heights Citi-
association and the Recker Cereal Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-22
WHOLESALE pRxeoops FAILURE.

ST., :, oat. Jan 21-The wholesale drygoods
"a. burton Spence & Co assigned to-day for
- benefit Of their creditors The liabilities a..
~ Alins'eiy $4,000. &c which must be added
.s-1ro.ss q $4,000 capital making the amount
ss.s 80 about $4,000. The assets are about
r,.s-lo The creditors are largely British and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-22

sNet earnings. above. availsois tor divldenlS
stock fSnrplus-
The report states that notwithstanding the hard
times there were ffty-ve new Office buildings 70
ba wired and equipped with boxes. the cost Of
which Is included in the above S4247eo expenses for
the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-22
AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH

The American District Telegraph Company, o<
Sew YORK has issued its annual report for ne
wear ended December 81. 1875 The income corE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-22

roc. &c New York. BUCKwHEAr-Nsw York stat.
quoted 74c nominal.
NEW YORK PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-22
BOSTON STOCKS.

asked lex DIVIDEND
The Ordway new era., 1909-02-12

rardiness is. Attendance e per cent
HIoussr RAMS, GRADE :.
I. Ethel Krieg, . Francis James j
oIya Rornschein, 4, PncahontaS Wad
linyton, 5. Lena Kaiser,
GRADE :
/ Marie Rass. > Linda Gallavan, a
Ira walter. ! Lola Ginger, 3. Law
renee Kaiser,
Pupll, neither an>cnt nor nrdy;
Roys-Carl RaScr. Floyd BullacSer'
Francis James. Howard Mashbuvn,
Frank Miller. Paul Peterson. joe
OCruueu. Lawrence Kaiser.
G,r.,-Frru Dennis. Lena kaiNrf
PrahOutas wadlluglon, Marie Bass
Cechs Cook Elsie Cox, Linda Galm'an'
Elsie O'Connell. Alice Walter, Louise
Ross, Vera Sewers
MARY VAS Huo,E. Teacher
GRADES q. 10, II. -
DAYS taught, ~, pay> absent, o,
TArdiue>S u teacher, o.
Enullmeut. boys -; girls -: total 3
Belonging. boys 10, girls Is. total -.
Attendance day hoy, Ia slr.> 80.
total l6lf
Average Attendance, boys :, girls
II plus. total =
Tardtne>>, 6: attendance = per cent.
HIGHEST RANKS
F.f.H-..Hr % NNHf D.
Marian Fa,>. 3 I2tH Belle sale, :.
lO;hr Cecil I,r>. H,h F.os>ie
spindle
Pupils neither absent o y tlrty.
Brys-C,aude haur, Cuu,ru Rice.
Glrl,-Nartan El,- E,ug. Beer,
Ada Beer, Jessie Flicker. Mary Free
man. Cecil lIc,, Olga johnson. Edna
McIver, Belle sale, Viva Syphcr
Lillian TrotIer.
VIOLET >FooE. Teacher
SUMMARY
Month endlnc February i,h. lHo,.
DAYS taught, - Day, absent o.
Earullncnl, boys lis. girls -. total
276
Bel0ns!ng, boys IL girls IL. total ~
Attendance daysk bov, 2l@2- EIrls
1874. total SsEh
Average attendance, boys I9". girls %
total ls.
Tard!ness s.. attendance, q per cent
& VAN Hoo>E. Supt.
The Ordway new era., 1909-02-12
FAUST" AT ROCKY FORD
Friday. February 10Th. at the
Grand Opera House

The presentation O: MurFi>ou'>
Faust" on tour has proven one OF the
biz surprises OF the theatrical year.
both 10 artistic aud financial sUnce.
10 Faust" Goethe gave TO German
literature j production that ranks
with any single creation oc Shakes
peare. and to the world the bet work
his nature aud prolific genius evolved
in period which included nearly h!s
entire creative career. The old
familiar legend Of every land o. him
who sells his sou! TO the devil 70 salts
" the cravings Of carnsl desires, found
in the German mysticism it, deepest
meaning. aud in the German university
atmosphere its most retued and sar.
dOnic Interpretation. The scope Of
the theme Afforded 10 a mind 80 subtle
and sophisticated a. GOethe's. it j.
well nigh impossible TO exaggerate.
It deals with the deepest problems
which can engage the mind OF man.
The innocence and the fall OF Mar
suerite appeal TO every heart: the
inward struggles OF Faust. like those
OF Hamlet, and the aItagouism OF the
sensual aud moral principles, stir the
natures Of all alike, since all are sim
i!arly constituted, So great was the
effect OF GOetbe'S poem that IL has
been said that ii entered a. a whole
into the mind and thought Of modern
Germany. Goethe himself said. CON-
Corning the wonderful success Of
Faust: The commeudatiOn which
the poem has received 30 far and near
may os, perhaps, owing to this quality.
that it permanently preserves the
p=.iod o. development Of a human
soul which i tOrmented By all that
saicts mankind, shaken also by all
that oistu!os it, repelIed by all that
Il aods rePells1I, and made happy by
a! that Il desires" Tue Morrison
version Of "Faust- has for its aids the
most complete modern mechanism and
stage Effects, rendering 1t perhaus the
most spectacular performance before
the public As rendered By Miss
RO.sbsl Morrison. the scene on the
summit OF the Broken presenting
the reyels Of the demons on WaIpur.
Si> night. i to the las, degree wild
and weird. Il Is g realistic a repre-
sentatioa 0. lest souls in torment a.
could Dc conceived. The apo,heoSis
OF Marguerite Is also a triuuph Of
stage effect TIE entire staging i an
improvement oa the piece a. formally
presented and the singing By the
tauoos "FaQs,- Cc,stte has also
greatly eohsoced the beauty OF the
pruduction.
The Ordway new era., 1909-02-12
Real Estate Movins

While in Denver during holidays.
u. c, Roberts closed i deal for the o.
Clark farm of 10 acres two miles west
Of OriNay. This well-improyed farm
i considered I very desirable one and
Nr. Roberts i c1nEratulatlus himself
en- his new possession He says be *
looking t0T other b2r-atu> equal 70 IL,
and will snap them up 10 hurry when
he 5D6S them. The consideration waS
in the nsighborhC0d q 500 Per acre.
MI. Clark. who wa> one Of The trsl
settlers hsre, Is now - years old and
was positive in his statement. that
had he besn ten years younger and
able 10 see 10 the property personally
it would still Be his"
The Ordway new era., 1909-02-12
Pa. G..s a--rEsE..--

The American telephone Es-l Is.
been t-anSpla--e5 70 Pa-ts- and 50
co-tiHE % reports she has ICs- -o-e G.
the qualities which distinguish be- /
this country but IS quite IS -ezEv r.
break in upC1 her c~1 private rc-
Ts-Sacto1 TO ob,iEe I customer Of II
telephone =; any time z-E h. rs
plies 70 t-ars a-t dtso6--i-< us--
asking for co1rec-5c-s are q tha za-
temperate and hIEh-cIzss E-E-sh 81
employs al home
The Ordway new era., 1909-02-12

Fred R2SS and 1 b1Uihsr iu Illinois
nov Owu the John Hill farm Of +S+i
Scsss between Oriway and Sugar City.
$4,000 i represented in the deal
which was cOusuunatsd with the aid
OF :. CMclrsr, Q: this place. Nr. Hill
takes il part exchange, 3 tus farm in
Illinois and sous prairie land ia Tex
a. B1Ss Brothers are 70 Dc to1sratu-
lated OF securing this valuable farm.
which i acknowledged 70 Be ous Of
the osst improved properties in this
SEXTON 0f the fertile Arkansas waller.
The Ordway new era., 1909-02-12
c-ciss Occc-u-f-y

The lights went CIT in the DQ1lsy
street terminal the oShsr night abort
Evs o-ctocs- ard everybody svitsarIy
kissed his best girl for the air =S
fall ot screams Of delight and tsltcats5
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