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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-22
$lO-.kn,. going at $3.50 a, Coles.

: C. H. Rankin sold his dray and busii-
ne.. to T. A. Watkins on Saturday. He
retains his horses and may do a little
leaning. Mr.. Rankin has been IN, the
dray business long time and it began
to tell on his health. He was strict
" reliable man and his patrons will be
sony that he has concluded to quit. We
know Of no one who IS more entitled to
. rest than Mr.. Rankin.
> ]. A. Notney of Great Bend, who
assisted H. O. Cress, our merchant
tailor, during the summer, purchas-
ed an interest in the ablishment
last week and is now permanen tly
located here. Messrs. Cress g. Not
ney have added a ladies tailoring
department and will give the same
attention to making ladies suits
as they do to the gentlemen's de-
partment. Since locating here,
Mr.. Cress has built up a large trade
and it is increasing all the time.
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Alfalfa Mill at Lake City

Alter delay Of some weeks, owing
to the difficulty in securing satisfactory
site, the wrinkles have been all Toned
out and construction work on the alfalfa
mill and elevator begun. When COM
pleted, which will be in about forty work
ing days, it will be one Of the most COM
plete in its appointments Of any similar
plant in the state. 1t may not be as
large, we are not informed as to that,
but il will be the real thing in soundness
Of construction and capacity Tor work tor
which Mr.. Roberts, reputation as con-
tractor is guaranteed, while the well
known business acumen Of its promoters
is assurance Of its success as financial
venture. The main building will be
36x 80 feet, engine room 25x30 feet;
material required in construction. 10000
feet Of lumber, 5000 feet Of sheet iron.
one car Of cement or more, one car OF
brick, $50 loads Of sand. Capacity Of
mill will be from IL to 20 tons; Of ele-
vator 10000 bushels. Power. l25-
horsepower Coriss engine; l50-houe-
power Atlas boiler. Yard & Eager viii
do the cement work and Fred Nurse
will superintend the general construction
and this j. another assurance Of perfect
ness. .1
In addition to the steam power a SIX
horse gasoline engine will be installed
with which to operate the elevator when
the mill Is not in operation.
II. NJ L.
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Sun and Lake City Happenings

Sun and Lake City Happenings
Dr.. Ginger made professional call
at the Cornish home.
Frost in very small quantity struck
these parts Wednesday morning.
Frank Hart who came very near
passing over jordan. is up and about.
Harley Rhoads of Sedgwiick county,
IS here studying the labor problems.
Mrs. Riley Lake ard children return
ed from Colorado Springs last Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Eben Douglass has been very
sick with typhoid fever. but IS on the
mend.
John Garten has rerted the CorEsr
place Farmer John is the right man fos
the place.
Wortie BIB. our hustHng young
ranchman, is about to buy an automobile.
GoodyI
Messrs Lamport and McGee were
entertained at dinner at Dr.. CIinger's last
Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Lake left last Monday for
Kansas City to visit relatives for three
weeks.
A man representing one of Wichita $
music houses was in Sun trying to unload
a piano last week.
c. c. Sherod Of Valparaiso Univer-
sity Qnd.) is visiting John Campbell and
family and ye scribe.
Geo. Lott and wife entertained a,
dinner recently bunch of Sun City
bachelors. An invitation to this hospita-
bic home is always accepted.
1t seems that the alfalfa squib in our
recent correspondence effected some
good. AT any rate the building began
the following Thursday morning.
1t has fallen our lot again to attend
the Wichita fair this week and take care
OF Bill Rauhut and Howard Shore. This
is grevious task but someone must do it.
The Rebeccas cut quite a swath at
their last meeting. After the work was
given Mesdames Freemyer, Sears, Mas
sey and Miss Abbie Clawson, ice cream
and cake were served and general jol-
hhcation was enjoyed by all.
We tailed to get report Of the S. S.
convention in last week and will take this
opportunity to say that Robt. Bursin' $
Grafton took the lead, being both In
structive and amusing. The music Of
the various schools was also good.
Sneaking into the Goats school house
last Thursday we found Prof. Fields,
with the exception Of mustache, look
ing about the same. He, with the as
sistance Of two other able teachers, i,
bringing the kids up in the way they
should go.
The Shisley family returned from
their trip to Seattle last Sunday a week
and instead Of being tired out were more
spirited than when they left. The
neighbors are talking Of having Mr..
Shigley give lecture so that all may get
some ofthe benefit Of their trip.
Mrs. Bissantz and daughters who have
been visiting in Kansas City and other
places arrived at Wichita the latter part
Of last week and will remain there until
after the fair. Louis is getting very i'm
patient and declares if they don't come
home pretty soon that he is going to ad-
vertise for another wife.
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Maurice Kathren enjoyed two days,
Of prairie chicken shooting IN the vicinity
Of Spnnsvale last Wednesday and Thurs
day. He was the guest Of Miles John
son and wife. He and Mr.. johnson
bagged about Is chicken. m the two
days and they had fine hunting. He
says chickens are more plentiful in that
vicinity than he anticipated but the
chances are that they viii be pretty near
ly wiped out Of existence before the end
Of the season. Maurice returned home
on Friday.
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Coats C0uY0nt CLIPS

is. Warnstaf left Tuesday for the
northwest. He will visit the Seattle
Exposition before returning. :.
Mrs. G., w. Fields and daughter,
Miss Myrtle, arrived last Thursday from
Shenandoah. Iowa. and will make their
home here for the next eight months at
least, and possibly longer.
I'M. Hellings went to Wichita again
Friday where he is having his ears treat
ed for deafness. He is making the trip
twice week and it is hoped that he
will be benefited by the treatment.
Friday FIRE broke out in the attic
Of Walter Fulton. house On Elk creek
about 20 miles southwest Of thi. city.
The strong wind made it impossible to
put the FIRE out and all that was saved
wa. just what household goods could be
carried out before the house burned
down. Earl Smith and family had been
living with them and were moving when
the house caught on FIRE having only a
part Of their goods destroyed. A de-
fective Aue is said to have been the cause
Of the FIRE. The house was FIVE room
frame structure and was partially covered
by insurance. s
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-22
I only have one price,
That's always the lowest.

Mrs. A. ". Smith went to Wichita
Monday to visit with her son. Fred, who
IS still in the mail service. She will re-
turn today OF tomorrow.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-22

Taken up: A stray calf about FIVE
weeks old. red and white spotted.
Owner can have it by paying 40 cents
FOR this notice.-Thos. Garter.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-22

Dave Freemyer Of the Lake State
bank and C: c. Shigley Of Lake City
were attending to business in the city
between trains last Wednesday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-22

MIS-. c. B. kmkaid and Mrs. c. B.
Curne returned home from Ceuda-
Springs yesterday. Mrs. kinEaid has
improved IN health very much during
her absence. She was there several
months.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-22

J.. hoinas succeeded IN getting
another bnck-mason to help him, the lat
ter part Of last week, and work on the
two buildings being erected on the Citi-
zens Banks and H. D. Fairs lots is 60
ing at more rapid pace.
Dr.. Coleman took Mrs. w. A. Dorr
to Bethany hospital, Kansas Civ, last
week where she submitted to an opera
hon on Thursday. Dr.. Coleman return
ed home on Saturday. Latest reports
are that Mrs. Dorr is getting along nicely.
INDICATED at lastI Even the Cresset
became neutral last week and wa.
condemned in the house Of it. friends
Sometimes even the most heartless Weld
to their better instincts and spare the
feelings Of innocent ones.
Fred Cullison. second yard man at the
Metz Lumber Cos, will be transferred
to the Capron yard October LIST. and
the man at Capron. Mr.. Coates, will
come here. Mr.. Metz is making a
number Of change. in his string Of lumber
yards this month.
The Index enjoyed short visit one
day last week from G.. c. Sherod of
VALPARAISO University QIndiana) who az
nved on Tuesday to visit his brother,I. o.
Shenod, and sister, Mrs. John Campbell,
both Of Lake City. Mr.. Campbell met
him in this city upon his arrival here.
The youngest child of John Mitchell
and wife took down with typhoid fever
last Wednesday. Their Oldest daughter.
Miss Belle. who has been bedfast with
typhoid the past month and over, is i'm
proving slowly. The little gih is. seven
years old. This family is having more
than its share Of trouble. T.
Roger A. Axline departed on Satur.
day for Manhattan and on Monday
registered at the Agricultural College.
Aside from making his mark IN the
sciences, we anticipate great things from
him as champion twirlef on the dia-
mond and a swift one on The gridifon.
In athletics. as well as id books. Roger
is always there with the goods.
Ira P. Smith and his son-in- law. Frank
Fnsby, Of the Mnable neighborhood,
intend to move to Colorado. near Du-
range. soon after they have their sale on
the 10th inst. Mr.. Smith and his
daughter. Mrs. Fnsby. both have very
poor health and they are going back to
The mountains where they always had
hne health. We hope that the move
viii restore their health.-Alya Record.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-22
See the bargains at Cole

Miss Carrie Smith returned yesterda,
from her visit at Geuda Springs.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-22

J.; P. Thomas succeeded in getting
another bnck-mason to help him, the lat
ter part Of last week, and work on the
two buildings being erected on the Citi-
zens Banks and II. D. Fair lots is 60
ing at more rapid pace.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-22

VIM. Rule and wife returned home
from Colorado Springs last Thursday.
content to spend the ensuing months in
Medicine Lodge. They are due al
their summer resort July IS. 1910.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-22

Mrs. J. B. Stocks6ll represents the
Chas. A. Stevens Co., and will take or
ders for ladies' tabernacle suits. She
will take measures and will appreciate
your order. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-22
Gravel for sale at 20 cents per load.
NJ. Best.

Save money by buying your paints
and varnishes from Dwight Mills.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-22

Dr.. Coleman took Mrs. w. A. Dorr
to Bethany hospital, Kansas CITY, last
week where she submitted to an opera
hon on Thursday. Dr.. Coleman return
ed home on Saturday. Latest reports
are that Mrs. Dorr is getting along nicely
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-22

will take measures and will appreciate
your order. Satisfaction guaranteed.
A letter received from Mrs. Vina
Macy this week states that she has re-
moved from Los Angeles, California to
Seattle. Washington. Her son, Clark,
has recently been employed in a large
shoe store in Seattle. Mrs. Macy says
the next time she moves, it will be back
to dear old Kansas.
M. E Updegaf returned home from
Wichita Friday. He took up car load
Of hogs Wednesday and struck a market
OF $3.50 per cwt. They averaged
Zl21 pounds and the car load Melted
him $l257 after paying all transportation
and commission expenses.
Nicely Chapin and mother, Mrs. P.
n. Chaplin. arrived from Ely, Nevada,
on Saturday to visit with the families 81
F. b. and L, w. Chaplin. Mrs. Chap
in will probably spend the winter here.
She has been very sick during the sum-
mer but is gradually building up strength
again. Nicely will visit here about three
weeks.
w. II. Thompson rendered his resis.
nation last week as Garner on route |
west Of this city. His health is too Door.
" to warrant his continuing the work
His successor viii be one Of those who
took the examination at the time of hi.
appointment probably Wlburt Have.
who IS now the temporary carrier, 4 he
wants it.
Dr.. |. w. Stout went to Ceuds
Springs on Tuesday Of last week tr
spend two or three weeks there. He !.
troubled with blood disorder and ha,
concluded to Try the Geuda water.
During the summer he sustained a small
desh wound caused by thorn while
picking blackberries and It has moi ye
healed but seems to become more nm.
tated and it is possible that blood poison
! may develop. We trust that there vii
be nothing so serious.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-22

Store. =;
C. w. Wilson Of Kiowa visited here
Sunday and Monday. He has just sold
hi. interest in the kiowa Gram Com
pany to his partners. Burgess and Hen
son, and viii probably put IN a few
months resting. Like all other rehred
capitalists. his plans for. the future are
not matued. We only ask him to re-
member that the latch-strins to Med
cine Lodges door IS always on the out
side.
The Stale board Of health ha. decd
ed that the public drinking cup law
which it enacted without the aid Of the
legislature. does moi apply to hotels,
court houses. and places Of amusement
II we had our way about il. It would mol
apply any place else. Perhaps some d
these days when Crumbine and bus IN
derlings make some more foolish and
nonsensical orders. there will be people
with the grit to show this little bunch Of
usurpers that the public still has few
personal Liberties.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Gibson and Dug
Martin left Tuesday afternoon on land
viewing expedition in the country about
Garden City. They drove their own
car and Wi \ be gone several days. The
Gibson's have been offered a soodly
tract Of land IN exchange for their proper
ty here and should il prove to be what
they anticipate It is more than possible
that these time tried and popular Isabel
merchants viii sell. Harry Stevens and
wife have charge of the Gibson store
dnring the absence Of the land seekers.
Isabel Herald.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-22

The school board has ordered three
large filters to be installed at the differ
ent faucets in the school building. 1t j.
a wise thing to do, in fact a thing that
should have beer done sooner. The
drinking cup fad enforced by the state
board Of health is nothing compared
with the greater necessity Of providing
purer water.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-22

INDICATED at lastI Even the Cresset
became neutral last week and wa.
condemned in the house Of its friends
Sometimes even the most heartle.s Weld
to their better instincts and spare the
feelings Of innocent ones.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-22

Piano boxes for sale at the Music
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The largest trading the Consolidated EN-
change was in the late afternoon decline Earlier
in the dav the market was extremely dull for long
perods Commission house orders tn large part
represented odd-iOt buying, which has been OF fair
proportions Of late. A majority Of the -four trad
ers had taken the short side. Early attempts 70
cover IN the narrow market existing resulted IN
prices generally ruling relatively higher than the
Stock Exchange quotations Late IN the day
stocks were supplied more freely. A number OF
prominent issues reached lower figures on the
afternoon decline than were touched on the other
board. United States Steel common, which in the
forenoon had sold at .75, a Of point above the
top price q the other exchange fell TO 16ss,
against ISL. Reading. which had touched a high
Of 1S05s. against I6Oi2, dropped TO los, against
15Sts Copper went as low a. S2Ss. against S2J..
and Smelling to 9SI4. against 9S3s. Union Pacific
exception. failing go under 199. against
1855 Southern Pacific touched i29 late in the
day. against Stock Exchange high of 12STa De
tailed operations follow
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
1Aers posted rates were as follows:

49,, t,O'IbS tlC ENCHANtiE.-Boston f2ts,, discount.
C-lIaS', 0pc discount, san Francisco sigb. o.
aPh 3c premium. New Orleans ccr,r,s-,.isr
&C dho ouc discount bank 81 premium. Crtrrssr,p
nuyms pa. selling i-lnc premium. ST roufs 80
ulScount bid 5C discount asked: CincfnDarI Ia. {s
count, Minneapolis. l0C premium; SAVANNAH b,,vIr..
S-l6c discount selling par
BANK CLEARINGS - New York exchanges
$50 lo+S9s. balances si67l2,5-5; PhuadeIpbia az
changes S.U23 i6i. balances 81 7SS ON4. Cbc,gr eV-
changes stLS2S545. balances 81 rs oG4. RsIPt,,ors
exchanges Sh564 IL, balances S6Si S76
SILVER MARkET.-Commercia bar silver $50
Mexican silver dollars +4c. Bar silver IN London
closed at 2S'sd decline or Id.
GOLD PRENIIUM-In Madrid as. Lisbon fo5O
MEXICAN ENCTfANGE.-Nexicau .xchspSe on
New York Is quoted az 2Oli.
GOVERNMENT REVENUE-Receipts from, -is-
toms Yesterday were S5t5t6. Internal revenue SiSs
jS', and miscellaneous. S3OI29S a total OF Sl0Sse
against total expenditures On ordinary account ~
s. Nc.t15 For the month % date ordinary receIpts
have been SHRtoIt and ordinary expenditures
S'4ei2u, The excess of expenditures amounting 20
Ni92-c. tor the fiscal year to date ordinary re
ccpts nave been 095 against SSl6S 2S In the
same umc IN 1908, and ordinary expenditures NS-
lfolH against Sh3Si5.25S I'm 1903. the excess OF ex
pendltNres this year amounting 20 SCI 59e. t2A com
pared with Sc excess last year OF S2AS5.00S. In
cludinS Panama Canal account and public debt. tns
excess ot an expenditures receipts since july
amounts TO S94Sl.0S5. against excess IN the cor
responding period year ago OF $S4275.Is.
SUB-TREASURY.-The Suo-Trsasury dsceos
70 the Clearns House sSi2OCl
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

i niO->.-i hAtNhEL.-NIoney on call opened al =. .
per cent: highest. 2. per cent: Lowest 81 ~ -.
IaSt Iodl. - per cent, closing 2l.U2t, per ,snt
I'iS rate "a per cent Ti,ue money was ycf,r5r.
uLyS' y' s-44S'a per cent. four months gi,Ts5 r-~
cent hNe and SIX months. 37.r.t psr cenf NJ
amounts because of light demand Rarsse Si,-,~
@ @hu ninety days bill receivable. Ss.1I4 DER csnt
@ Lo-t 90 SIN months choice single names tlIE. r-r
cent; others. ~ % 5is per cent '@'- F-'
FOREIGN ENCHANGE.-Tha foreign s~,z,. .
80 s- NeJ Opened easier. with cables quoted ar Sss5
tiTl eslu @ Ste tirg at +S6iOitS54 and sixt,-4a
- a, f,oo9 t.Sol' Snort francs We're s. To-. r,ss
4-4o' and snort rechsmarks 50 sis Tl,e r,s-tt - -
S,'aus Stta"ler IN The afternoon, hayip- r,c,,-.
were were quoted at LS67nq4S62. demand sts~lin.
s,Sot,l +So's and stxtyday bills at 4S5loSi -
rl francs held around 516s less LIS and sbNr,
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

rr,o- was little or no Improvement IN the MAJ Ne'
for outside securities Trading was limited a.-+'
70 the mining stocks and IN those SHADES de'l
furs showed a falling off. Price movements were
Darrov,- with tho urdertoue about steady. Chicaso
Great Western eased off considerably ~ the ''o
prize Western Maryland, after LOSING = rec'N-
cred. Standard OF was down points. AIle''-'I
Tobacco was firm but inactive. chicago SUBWAY
was down Il full point moderate seluHS- NI"-
haitian Transit weak. In the mining ISL "
\ ada Consolidated ruled steady. Nlaii W. w.
strorser Kerr Lake was in fair demand. selling
* dividend az about unchanged from IneSHay
yukon Gold. la Rose and Golddeld Ccnsol'dateo
we're quiet but steady. Bonds contin'''i H''' VII"
prices bout stationary.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

FOREIGN MONEY MARkET-Cau money I.i
London, izg'4 per cent. opeu market discount rat.
fol short bills, - Pei cent, long bills H. Per cent
Berlin discount rate Is per cent; Paris discount
rate. Ia per cent. Paris exchange on London. =
francs ici< centiUes- Berlin exchange on London,
- marks 43ia pfennigs. Bar gold. I7s 90.
FOREIGN SECURITIES. - British ccrsoIs eor
money, So -ls per cent. for tho account 50; French
reutce. IS francs 42Is centimcs
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
OFFICE OF THE

80 l5Iaalva.. Nv OH seI I eil's. - !, l+l' -,
Ja,ns,ly4ua far election of "a President and Ten
toff and Ton such other business a. may come be-
+. ti.r meeting held - fhe u.ace Ci tho COM
. in Jalistoun pennsylvania. on oetouer 2. 1903 al
-snsrr books rit close S.r te-hsr sotn all r'-oren
a.. !. .l-.. ,,-h u n &EUTAAi. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
TipaRciai Proposals.
t,rr.r.cn a CIenrarld Coal q Iron %
!. ll.-- L.nll lnnG.

a
~ Mtgc. , Per- Gold Bonds
.fNkrNG FUND NOTICE
-ss 81 rr1grras ''i ne received Up 70 . ~ ~ ll---
...l. .f S,. ftII. 80 Cedar -. Ncw York, Tor tho
.9a 10 M trustee ~ price not - eNceed los nud
trisrast. 1risrf , cent bonds of This
,rga4v io ir,sft ihe of fortyseyen thousand nne
3oIars SIX tS4I.fS6 J6 Propose s
.rrd m eErtl1p's addressed 10 The Guaranty
,,gt sauanr ~ ,sev foro. and endorsed JefcIsgu a.
iear6ald Cosl T. Ifon Co. sinking Fund
GEO. II CLCNE. Treasure.
rochester - ? AuEust u. 1900
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
IRON AND STEEL BONDS.

dluishsI ny chisholm 3 Chapman W j. Wall s,.e-t,
Rti. NsNe..
Isrr S.s.r la -. due Jan J.. 1a25....... -
lu Tur money due mug. i9'~ ............ IiT
Eural Trlu ~. ttus 49,.
I.lLa 90 & Iron % June gtz.
do d.l I-. Jar. 1.r-S ..............
Dominion 5 - -. JuIy Ig2s.... %. o.
Ia Bell. Iron Works LIST g. la-... .Iui'.
Lack Sr'I lst Is due April l92:. :..-....... a~y g~5.
Maryland S-sel GO 1sJ as Eeb fH.. LEE
tst - Iue Nov. EFF. IO.
Penn Ms1S.aud steel 60 6s. ,lEe Sapt t'25 II0ra
Republic Iron S'eH due 1895 iuIi, lei 3.
S.o-s Iron Is due Feb 1o., i06
tcrsol 4'.s. due April taIS............ -
UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION
col ,..s- IS. \. a. p due April 1851 1I47. 1i5s
De- p. L. due April 1851 .ft4a, TI5r-
SluEu uG fund duo April I. t0- I67
Union tst 5s. duo Dec
4, ,I4frrDu ~t.t. dr' l.aS- 1919.
Sd clair rurn1Cs tst - du. 1910 Ip.s, . . fni
II clair St.,I GO s.. due I91S 1925 ..... lei
Illinois steel deb IS. due Ian 1910. InUI.
do ,lFe J.. 1913 .IOpi.
: bonds quoted and interest
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks in which there were
no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
AuERIcAN CAR AID FoUNDRN COMPANY.
AMEKCAN CAR AND ForNDRY ooMPANI. ~
Financial Meetings.
ruE AMERICAN AGRICIJTlRAI
L-LLL- ALLL Al LnAlDAAA

CHEMICAI COMPANY.
N..... raffbt Elyer shat the Annual Meeting 4
,r... ,snsrau. Ic held ID" nfl,e of the COM
nan ! t5a--rfa Block. fr The city ~ New London.
onu .n tle i5tn day ~ -rptemuei 1909 - = cock
- nj sol. 81. purpose elertug Board ~ Directors
,.- -fa ensuing .oa. and for sust other business as
...s-- i. f-.f1-II l.frr. tho Meeting
rho Transfer Books o. both th' Preferred and Com
,,..r 49, vii. close az O'Clock on Fu1 scay. sep
,.9r'.. -.r 1af9 and remain closed lufl ]" O'Clock
... rrsEfay- Saft' lllcr 2lft. 5000
HORACE BOWkEE secretary
y.l.t. AlEua- o5tI. 1903
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London N-s. Yors Nsu- YORK

London, sept. I. p. nl.-The market for Amer
can securities was heavy and inactive Last quote
tons follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
GOVERNMENT BONDS

Ire following shows yesterdays closing quota
SONS for government bonds, compared u!,h Tues
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
Copartnership Notices.

N-oTTcT Is HERKBY GIVEN THAT THE partner
~ ship esaeang nhitehouse Porter under ths
fr name Of WhitehcUse e Porter has been 1s91 iir
- ire Porter having -srirs1 from ssi1 hr-r-
y is03.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

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