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New-York tribune., 1909-12-26

WORK WANTED.
Male.
JAPANESE RELIABLE Es,o.,.... ..,..,.,
ses sixth Ave. Phone soss Brysnt. 5est Jsp-
referencss investigates
ACCOUNTANT. EXPERT
desires engageue-t Openin. closing halsncing
books- svsteuatzer. Box 80. Tribune once
ARCHITECTUR CRACKERIACK DESIGN
er- engaged with leading New York City frm.
Mdeon -. brOoklNu
BOY Y-About 10 begin law studies: wishes posi-
ton m law office. l. G. Box. y. New York
Tribune.
CHACFFEUR-H YOU want a Eood ehaufeur
give ne trial; long experience Burns iof
West 64th
FARMER--Hish class. expsrienc.d. intelligent
farmer gentlsman's small farm Henry
Wslksr. Route "a Danbury. Conn.
7 WISH 70 place my chauffeUr. who has been
N my employ four years. conp>tent. indus
trious and temperate. Those wishing first
class mechanic. and willing % Fay highest
wages, address r. Anderson. - Monroe st..
Springfield. Mass
I WISH 10 place nv superintendent, who has
had charge of nv farm ana dairy Tor the last
seven years. thoroughly experienced IN butter
gardening. expert IN the breeding OF horses cat
IL ana sheep Those wishing hrst class man
iu every particular. and willing 20 pay hrst
class WAGES. address R. Andersen. . Monroe ST.
FAINTER. paperhanEer fu-niture polisher.
hotels private. city. country. board and
small wages Address CRUDE. 10 Bleecker 81.
SALESMAN man. active Intelligent
ard coI.vineing talz-r. any line. Kay, liza
42d So. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Female
WHEN IN NEED OF situation come always 20
Bloom Bureau; be sure 20 have coed refer
ences with you Tt7 Lexington ave
YOUNG LADIES wanted 10 sell COok-Peary pus-
zles- Apply United states Puzzle Co.. Room
40e. IieI Broadway
YOUNG WOMEN OF refinement wanted IN train
ing school FOR nurses. Suydenham Hospital.
i16th sr. and 1sr ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26
HELP WANTED.
. Ess-s 7IF.7ER On spssa ls'as. 81 rsaTi

-.t'- IN On eiSF- 'e-''+ 80
L'r re1-.sorfsfir- for rreat runuav .'th-
BsfIuaF fer1rf. an "FsiN
Hri-r Nr Lasl1. a. ~ a-f
HFr solng man rsuf-e ~ ie.-.ns
...s-.I Ie-sHe c' - Vest sca o.
rI-f.., -e-n,- soii-iror ~ atilr.. one
tu.e nl-Iness lig comm $50,
t-. rf9 Ae Msn. lln Mesi ..sln =.
~. >- n sErTl toVr bssg sc.iing holssle.s
starr af 1n.s large dcmsul for . -
% Sd. n-fF rlrrfes assured. lrFfe 'gnt0
t---a .ss-l ~ aeal. sv. ggne-s ~
raEN-s wANTEp FoR a nicH Lass
....ssstf-.Iv prat@o enc iilustrafec dollar p
pal ssla aoi.ar subsc-iItieE ~, ,,..,,r -
aeNrHr1 - sDruce -. New Yort
AlIATe % eel rhe nsU Empire Governor Gas
rrr ne money maker Sew ora Gas
- ah1s CO. "a Roueu
AsfNrs a., makiuF ten ea'iars o. aay -eilns
~ sTe irorinE NeA aE~nf- ff..' '.i.'H
- ilr1r RI Brooklyn.
afEAT- eauted e. srn rrfrauarins shset
urF 5o rer cent uronr to HE'n's le'-
t--'H s' hrelktn
AeE,-rs vautsa a. SCI re A-rT sna ssl.
re- Errlr pine anc nseiles ssenis san'i'+
ff 1873 Fuiron o.. Hrooslfr
altNTs -gS 81 81 sanv sslfrg perfertioA
n.snts burnsrs hrtsit-st go hsrt trss- ssf--
- clfsninrt cisctricif5 Lsliefn A1slt CO
~ sstFssr 2 az u sl = Para EeV. 'Roan
AeE,'Es unniss 81 M sssf ane chsapesl h-nd
t1culr cleaner or rho FoarEer. FriHe - enl
80 So renlcrsfraron. gf2 81 efe Ltliif
-.neri a Errort Cnmpsny
tcsrrTs sr So af-sf Frusic snc rcVelties senc
rt11 Tor eoraplete monsl sefinf css-i's-"
ceeers NcEeity E0use IEi Para how
AEATE Vactcc fc 81 our sun-Rcg incan-
e@faent Ecrassrc Rurner loeral incuceuteafs
- free. elusrlsx G-siisht Company. =
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago sept CATTLE1-Receipts estimated, 12-
steers. IS 6OdsS SO;
So 50S5 heifers s. 50GS6 bulls. SSdS4 So calves.
S3GS9: stockers ana feedars So 75aS5 81 H0GS-Re-
choice heavy, SIS 40dSs -. butchers. S. sass 4J, light
mixed s. s09Ss o5 choice light IS 10dSS % packing.
s. 6ss 90 81 25GS7 90 bulk Of sales S. 05dss 80
SHEEP AND LAAfBS-Receipts estimated, 2s,oO0 head
-S6 25qS7 %; yearlngs. S59s5 50.
Cincinnati Sent 21--CA ATTLaE-R Receipts 1882
STEADY; good shippers s. 35gs6 90 common s29
Scers and EEigpe+s SIS aiSss So common 81 5oaSS :
sF5EEIRecepts so4 head; steady, 81 75g$4 % LAMBS
East Bufsalo Sept a1-CATTI.E- Receipts 100 head.
steady: prime steers. IS 659SI yEALs-Receipts 100
head, active 25c lower; S69S9 30. HOGs-Receipts
1000 head. and steady Workers. 81 T5GSs 80;
sTqs7 70: roughs 81 0GST and grasser 81
active and steady lambs slow and 1oc lower; lambs S.
Kansas City Sept 2i.-CATTI4E-R Receipts. 26 600.
cIuding Southerns. steady choice
s. 90dS6 25 steers 81 s06$6 80. stoCkers and
50 o5GS5 Southern steers s. 2S4 70, South
s. 1888 Is; native cows. S2GS4 %, native
heifers 50 35GS5 bulls 81 5ogS4; calves S3Q$T HOGS
27a sales s. 756Ss %; heavy. IS 10dSs -
packers and butchers ssgss 25; light 81 70ass IS pigs
STEADY 70 lOc lower Lambs s. 75as7 yearngs S. so
ass 2 wether 81 25as5 10 ewes s4as4 SO. stockers ald
Pittsbu~g sept. 21-CATTLE- Supply light slow;
vvethers 81 sOTs5. cus and common 81 50GS3. lambs
5OdS7 y. calves. S91S9 - HOGS Receipts light
active prime Ss 6opSs 60; mediums. IS 55d$s
heavy Workers IS 35dSs so; Light Workers 81 909Ss 10
pigs s. 50as7 20. roughs IS 5odS7 80.
Toledo sept 21.-CLOyERsEED- Cash. IS 70 Octo-
IS a.. No IS rejected. 81 50. T e e s.. TIMOTHY
Prime. 81 -. ALSIKE-Prtme, IS; October. IS TO-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
cpA,N AND PROVISIONS MARKET.

Chicago. Sept. 2l.-Bullish enthusiasm was ram
cavf tn the wheat pit on the Board or Trade TO-
ts- ara nriees advanced from 1lzc 10 3isc. com
CsTsd with the closing figures or the previous day
IRE market closed strong AT almost the top
I.o-se orain and provisions closed firm
THE wheat market was unusually strong from
start 10 finish. the September delivery oelhg espe-
si,-, b,ovarf and Al one time up 32sc over the
T1acernher option The range FOR the september
delivery for the day was between 81 e5.S ana u Oos
To.a1aber sold between 989sc and s. The close was
Ht-onT with September at 81 05ls and December at
sgJkc 20 81 -, q, -. =.
5av and declined nearly 1c owing 10 liberal sales
~ cash interests The deferred months, however
80 strong the greater part OF the session Tie
T,ecerober delivery sold between 6o1sc ana 0D,sc
IRE market closed strong for future dellVeries
go ,roalC for the September option the latter be-
Srs ofp &c compared with the previous close. De-
Gambler was 40 higher. -,
T-I,e cats market held quite hrn nearly al day
The market closed hrm with prices lae 20 sc ana
&C higher .s... -. -, st~.,,,.,,
of grsin Closing quotations we're ia lower 70 isc
As1ox,
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22

COTTON-There another bullish en-
thusasu and active general buying the market
this morning as the result OF the Gulf storm news and
prices again made high records. with nearly all the
active months selling well above the 1Sc Levels bale
the low prices OF September 13-practi
c5Ily week Realizing heavy around
l311c for December and 13. Ice May. found 4
substantial demand scale down with hearish
tors showing little disposition the aggressive
until details could be learned the OF
storm damage. which plenty of 70 in
huence the governments report
shortly after the first Of the month Prices eased of
from the best however. as the demand from outside
sources was aPpeased and the close was barely steady
AZ a net gain OF only 2fl6 points. The Gulf
pears 70 have entered the belt the central Gulf
ana swept northward. wide area, and.
Cortlng 70 private accounts
property and in Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas,
Alabama and parts Of Tennessee. Owing
tAegraphc communication points path
Of the disturbance has been impossible. and time
during the day the exchange with
New Orleans, 80 that outside of the numerous private
wires trrm points on the outside Of the disturbance
little is known regarding the actual damage. The
t opened firm at an advance OF 7q1 points. reacted
10 about the closing OF previous
IeelziEs. then frned on continued broadening de-
nand until prices showed gain Of 1920 points.
The selling appeared be chiefly
Southern SPOT markets We're isdltc higher and large
sales reported
The range OF contract prices IN local to-day
was as fol
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
POTATOES AND vEGET4-

POTATOES AND vEGET he
POI aIoes have been Iary plenty and = ms vel a ily
sweet potatoes arriving freely ard meeting an aetive a.
hurdened small poor stock. which drags
and irTsglar prices CGrE in sxesssvs supply ana low
Celery DUH Cauf1ers arriving freely and selling fair
eTaiv poor and BTiSes ME low Sem beans have sesr
psn-v an5 yTeai- trvar5 TIE -ioSs -.r1Iershi sr4-
from Virginia and prices generally lever Peppers
weak Tomatoes plenty and very low general sales fom
tabIes as gaotef We quote. Potatoes. Maine per
Beg s9s 10 3 @ Ia % i IGng issRa ss N n % sg Per 2 6O & g 70
jersey and PsnnsyITa1a round kinds per b6i s. 7sss:
90 long Alnds 81 4gSl 90 do JeTssy round kinds per
TATOEs Maryland Virginia yellow. per Dbl 81 25p
81 40 og JsTze per 494sesad es S2gs2 So d SS Per Sa
Luz ~ aul s = Sg % per DOL St. .'s sCEeS EeezsSs
Per l 29S do % a5hsr i1g5sy and and M b9ns s& Ie279 &
state per basket 6al5c; do Jersey, per box soG5oe
per 5bL Sass CELERY. per DOZEN stalks. sgs8es
a. lass 81 b 4, iz = 14 e. 81 72 E1.5T sIEs Er T Re
81 LIMA BEANS Jersey potato. per basket 75c9s1
90 hat t0a9Oc: Long Island asd Jersey potato
per f0O-ib bag 81. % write per crate 5Oa65c Do s1sn
white pickle PEI crate 75caS1. do state waite per has
county. yellow per bS siasi So 90 red S5eSs1 81 90
90 Jersey white basket 6OCGS1 Do yellow 65T5c:
setrs yellow per 10G-b bag laSi L. do Southern per
nasHeLI- 4. l' Ot~Ht4 per oasset s.esSl 80 90 PEI
YORK per 5as 56cas2. % vrsnia per basket slasl Il.
PEPPERS, per large chl s5C3S1. per bh
Toe. do per basket 25a4Oc red per bh 75c0s s.
Virginia. green per bb 30G60c EADTSES. nearby. per
100 bunches I5e1Sl RONAINE state. per basket, 500
Toe STRING BEANS. Western New York. green. Per
basket 40ltc: do way 4oa 5c % Western New YORK.
bag 25TI5c, 10 Eastern +ff5c- do jersey.
basket 40G65C. do Long Island and JERSEY
35250C- d0 Virginia per basEsr 3565Gr.
SPINACH Boston 2-bOT 15cISl. do state.
basket. 5t16nC; SQUASH. Hubbard per bhl T5CSI
msrr7w 6]l9thc d1 white yellow crooknecs. = dI5c,
TUFsVIPs RuLaease per h6L 75c9Si 90 waits. 100
bUuChas. 81 5fS2 10 bb. s. 501S7 y. TOMATOES.
hox. fOR40C- DO h0thoUss n, 1aG2lzc. do
carrier. 25Q+oc, WAFEFC6EsS Dbl Sl0Sl 50
trAAIE-Ths season is open for veuisou and all
kinds OF piOvzr taera n aosarcs
of domestic The exception q
lots 4 frozen English snpe Foreign venson has arrived
rather freely and few 7ts ~ foreign fr11eu p0vaF
available quote SNSIPF frozen Enssn. dozsu-
So. GOLDEN FLt1N Err foreign SD So TZNISON- sl-@
dies n. S5040~ do whole deer. 2sR30c
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,

New York, September y.
cor I E1EtLIhe coffee market active
day although there was no change general
the news sales for
5000 bags The market showed considerable hrnlness
early on what seemed to be European demand probably
ior the covering Of shorts, but after opening
unchanged 70 10 points higher and 5d1O points
above Mondays close the market off. partially
under realizing and local trade selling closing steady
unchanged % points higher The initial advance was
encouraged by higher European markets Havre being
4nchaiSed 70 = higher. and Hamburg showing a
agVance OF 4q pig Broadly speaking, the steadiness
OF the market at
sustained primary markets. Notwithstanding the big
ceipts and II Is beginning to worlds
trade had overdlScounted the effect
spot quotation for after large receipts
braziian ports are apparently making little
preston on the nireis price Fine hot weather
was reported in Sac Paulo following recent rains and
local authorities that conditions been
favorable for the coming crop however may
huenced by the drouth earlier in the
lillian cables Of day reported Rio firm at advance
or . reis and Santos unchanged. Receipts
ports were l320O0 bags against 600 in 1906,
bumper crop year The market for coffee quiet
with quotations the basis Of 714c Rio z
The range Of contract prices IN the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. ssptsa1ber n. 1aO8
cIadiaE 70 cars for ssuEbarers and for re aTEs5 ana
n1portancs T5 resn- vas g-saiy Dressed 5ss VS. =
IN Ialr demand AZ l3s IioL1{ lyerpoo and L0HiR
mated dressed weight srSns t's oral rsserato- be-
today To morrow TIE Majestic VIII take abogr
CALvES-Rsceipts we're ESQ head all f5r ths mar
Se Yeas ais were s.TosI nominal eas Isslns s,aady:
were cleared Poor 20 medgm yeals sold A. S5gSs es
$3.50 Dressed sayes IN f1.ry g9od demand ~ ssQls9
and 6asao for dressed buSe-Inilss ana Erasssrs
shippers Commission CoIlDa1y: 70 Western vsals 1s1
n ar s. q p. 8 Virginia % 5alyss 20 n ~ a. 50
SIIFEP AND LAuBS-sseeipts we're 14ls cars. -
he marset masng win ne ssa;s stock 14ls cars On
fII Yesterdays closing figures and nearly al
ate hour common to prime sheep sold at SSsa 7s per
lg51 l 1 .sa, s IS 49,, 6sr ~ sss5sS ss isS = 80 20 y
ea1sc WITH bes hoa dressed lambs selling up I5lse
sv1sse Al FsTqa n s. west Virginia a ca lalss
:, saiPPsrs, =, 2'Fss,9n ss &c - sss ylrEina lanas.
n At 50 25; A Vest virginia euls Do few sass55
vsnla 90 y IS so 3 sasep ana euIi iaass
Co. l21. 2as : v.zfgia =. q z1 lambs g5 80 50 y At s
= Judd & CO., virginia lambs al ~ a. 81 Ts
o9H rs Son ia state iarasS - ~ ~ = y 3 ,s,s
2l2 Co. - 20 a. Ss; s,lI9 saeep' - - - az g 50
nelson & M,ca5S. 50 state lambs s is az 81
Ieife. WrfRhr & Is sheep. A. 4
s. So, do. 95 d So BUCKS. IA ~
a s. 50
HOGS-Recelpts were % cars. S4ss mad fnol,la-
ing talf a FOR the market The feeling Wa
seady and good light % heavy hogs guotabis ar
25GSS SO per 100 -. including pigs az So 25GSs 90
Sa.es-J H. Baker. 45 state hogs Isl % aVeraze. az
IS 50 per 100 70.
II l9I hogs. \. ar
s. 206 n $ 90 roushs 3O3 n. aE 81 g..
do 3tS r. ST 5j.
c. Curtis son .lats yestertayl. = state hoss 15s
-. a / So -. ar 81 81.
& shannon date Yesterday n.
153 p. az s. 40 roushs SIS 81
90. s. ta
$ Jutd Co. Gate yesrsrday'- hogs. rs az
s. - do. no 70 at 81 3o Fuughs 125 81 So
a $50 n, az 81 10
s. Sanders llate Yesterday state hogs 80 n az
50 1O6 ll2 n az - t "a Pennsylvania DO. 1ST
- D, Y rcush7 ~ 70. a. 81 ~ boar 390 -
COrcrrtssiOn Gate yesterday.
vanta hogs. 162 n. AT - -; 1 rOugh 40 n.
Ncrherzon Co. Gate yesterday>- state hoss $50 n
at ~
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
EuRoeEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool sept 2l.-Closing-wH -wHEAT-spot quiet; 10
red Western winter. IS aid steady Septem
ber 7s sad; December. IS nd March, = I'D corr
American mixed tva Galvestonl bs "a
Futures quiet; October, IS 3=d December 5s 5d FLO r
a 33s 50. Hops IN London tFa
k4dE5 5s. HFEF-t-Ztra india mess
arm at o2s Sd. EAMs-short cut. "A 20 70 y. firm AZ
&c a. BACON-Czmberland cut, 81 10 80 fb, firm at
ea9- short Tb f6 n 72s long clear nj
Sies Ignt 10 az lis 3D. long clear mid
des heavy 40 n strong at 6s short clear backs
AZ bellies, IL 20 10 quiet
~ .;ss sIFOULDERs- IL 20 IL n. firm a. sos
prime Western. steady SOS td
I-,.-sran refined p pals. 6lE Bt Ctt
araSiaD finest white steady Sos: Canadian finest col
-,sS sreadv SIS TAIIOW-Prime city STEADY az
"a a rT-RPFNTINE-S steady AZ Ais I'd HpSIN
-orrnou hrm o. Sd PETHolsE-O d -itehhed steaay
e -E5 ITSSEED OII--F1rm at 26s 3D.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
aosroN WOOL MARkEr.

Boston. sept 2l.-The local wool market Is marking
-fr-e stocks re we'll cleaned the s
domestic quotations
Obio ard Pennsylvania heeces-XN 36d37c; Y, 34d3Jc:
ed 40d4IC. . washed. unVgashed.
2Td2sc half blood combing. 36a37c threeeighths
rIo,F 0ou1hinc 3631C- blood combIng.
c deIa!ne washed. 3914lc; deaine Unwashed 33934c-
STfcbizsp Wisconsin York heeces-Ffne
.-.ste5 95626r- unRashed 3lG32c one ha
bIoo5 Ilnvashed 34a35c three eghths blood
saGs5g- one quarter blood 33G34c Kentucky, Indi-
ana and 8iissourTree eighths blood. Sac; onequar-
ra~ hIooa 32G:3c. Georgia 81 d32c Secured values.
Texas-F1ne i months. 75QTSC me 8 70 months s. 2
5SNfDc California Northern. 6SIT0c.
middle count ssd65c. free 5Od52c. 0regon-Eas
err staple. 7sc clothing. 7OI2c; valley
no 57l5sc. Terrttory-Fiuc staple. 1850, fine
dunn staple 7Oq72c; clothing, 5oq re hne medium
clothing 67G6sc blood. 73176c elghths
blood 6SQ7Oc. one-qUarter blood 6706sc PulledE2Xt,
72qT5c: hna A. e516sc: A suDers.. 6og63c
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
DAVIS DAILY COPPER COMPANY
To the Stockholders: :

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New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
Sex dividend.

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Cau money in
London izdss per cent; open market discount rate
for short bills is per cent long bills Ia per cent
Berlin discount rate, 3l4 per cent Paris discount
rate. "a per cent Paris exchange on London %
francs "A centimes- Berlin exchange on london
20 marks Al pfennigs. Bar gold. rs 1O4sd
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consos for
money S34 per cent; for the account Ss 5-16:
French rentes. 81 francs 371a centimes
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
DESIGNED SUBMARINE FoR GERMANY

Lewis Nixon, the shiphuilder. arrived here ron
Bremen yesterday the North German IIuya
liner Kaiser Wilhelm III. He took the baths A,
Germany, and incidentally designed two suhrnarrss
Or new type Tor two foreign powers. OF tne
he was confident that Iamulany would Win t. fh.s
forthcoming election - -
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
FRoMER BROKER DEAo M HoTEL

Wallace Scott was found dead in his bed In a
room In hotel at Rivington and Chrystie Streets
yesterday morning. He died from a stroke oe
ap0plexy. He was about sixty years old Nfr
Scott came % New York from the south ab0srr
thirty wears ago. For many years he was sue
cessfu in Wall Street but lost his fortune in lsOA
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22

Approx
Name MarIrity Bid Asked yield
Amer Cigar Co : 2 G. Mch Is. 1911 ... qsla
co 4 p c. BIch l5 1912 .....----... eT1s $50
Am Tel & Tel 2. 1910. INn2
Atlan Coast c. Mch. 1910. -I00ls IOI 323
tln Ham 4 D c, July, 1el2.-.--.. 97is 97S
81 Q Ch & ST l. r r June. 1911 -10Ii4 1O1S4
Del Hud eQuipts Al c. July, 1922. 1929 I03ls
General Rubber al c. July. 19i5.-..
HUDSON CO Oct 15s 1911 ...1O2ia 109ts
Iuterh0roUgh + T c, May, 1911. lO21z I044
Kan CITY Ry & Light 8 p C. Sept 1912 eqss $50
l-acKayanna Steel c Mch. 1910 a9ss 475
Lake Sh N So R r C, Feb. 1910. 1908 1O01a 30
10 & Nash r r = p e. Mch. 1910. .IOOIa 1O07s S y
Mich Cent r P 3 Feb, 1910 .IG0la 1oO1A 10
MINI & 81 Z r z c, Feb 1911. gs7s Qg@t
\ 7 O. & II p r r > Feb. 1910. .1OOl IGlIa 3.7O
GO equipment c. Nov 1901 AZ i41@3~s basis
y n g n r r 19Oa-'12- .10Olt 1921
Norfolk & " 3 2 May. 1910 1Oo1z 101 s 50
Pennsylvania r p = Mch u, 1910. .1OOla lO07s
Puh Serv Corp Nov. 1909 100 1909 s 20
= L & s Fr L r . p c, Jan. 1911.-.. 90 99ls $40
do ~ a. Feb. 1912 .--.--.---.. a5is e61a b3J
Southern Ry e Feb 1910 --..-....l 100 100@ 36O
@ called r. Nov. 1902 1Oo1a 1O}ia
Ticewae~ co c. June. 1919 .102i4 1929 BIS
Westinghouse c. Aug. 1910. 10ois 1n1 50
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
FERRY COMPANIES.
cHIcAeo cLosINc srocks-
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing 1909 %
FURNISHED by sWartwout & Appenzellsr No 80 Pine
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Lor-svrrI.E { vAsHr1rrr

L0rTSvTLLE e NASHVILLE
es'n1 Fses IN sept. Se1efG0 Sau3. 0F0 S4Sz 2aO
'-3 p TO @e7- l4---- 'tl'"@7 9os3,673 10. %. .671
AM ARFoR.
Ftr' Sen. Sal su- So "a.
5u- z t- Seu- 1-..... 2-e 257.TSa
DETROIT. TOLEDO & rRoNToN
F-- -esk t7 Sept s24 So s27
July 70 ssrI- T----.- sO2.67s
HAVANA ELECTRIC.
i4H 1905 Changes.
--- Ne@E n repL--- 50 4hl s9-.ais Inc. SI.545
san ~ SEPT b. l-l-l5i 151l.s21 Inc. I01 LAP
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
500 LINES.

Tie Minneapolis. 81 Paul d sault Ste Marie
Railroad Company report for the year ended June
q. lsF with comparisons. follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Sept q. p. m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities was irregular and heavy toward the
close. Last quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
COBALT STOCKS.

ed by Warren. Gzowsd & Co. No. 81 Broad
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
NEW YORK AND oTHER Gas sEcuRnrrEs

"And interest
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-06
PPERLE WILL MAKE THE
RACE,
Continued from page one.)

Continued from page one.)
put in the field, after they have
ally stood by him.
II is reported that Mr.. Bucklin has
irtily endorsed the candidacy Of
W. Aupperle for mayor.
The leaders of the anti-saloon
rty have held conferences every
this week 1t is said that their
icy is TO be TO urge as many candi-
;ies for the mayorship as possible,
ieving that they can keep a solid
cup for their man, Mr.. Aupperle,
a that numerous other candidates
uld so split up the vote that Mr..
ppefle would win
Today c. X. Holmberg, of the
and Valley Progress, is out with
petitions for nomination for com
ssioner of health and civic beauty.
Il. Storm and G. n. Falconer are
= Holmberg's opponents.
Thomas RAIDER and William Potorf
G the most active candidates for
mmissioner of public highways.
The present city clerk, II. +. NOr-
ok, is in the field for commissioner
finance and supplies.
b. w. Nedder has everything his
yn way for commissioner of water
nd sewers.
There will be number of addi-
)nal candidates. for nearly every
flee announced before the week
IDS.
Today the Trades q Labor AS
'mbly is out with statement deny
,g that they have formally and of
cially pledged their support or
edged their support or placed in
candidates.
II is known that practically all of
le candidates for commissionerships
re being interviewed by persons
anting positions in the various de-
lrtments and numerous pledges
ave already been made.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-06
Harris Carrying No Gun.

Stubbs testified that he helped
dress Harris Sunday morning and
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-06

Folding chairs and covered tables
for rent. Crowns furniture store.
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II You wish to invest in land that
will advance $500 per acre per year
for any number of years, let me sell
you Eucalyptus land for 1925 per
acre $40 per acre down and 50 per
acre per month until paid. No inter
est; no fiim-fiam. Cultivate the trees
as long as they will bear it at the
above price. Guaranteed title w
III. Bannister, Grand Junction. Colo.
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Got orr Horse To Kill Harris.

Pace saw the move and thinking
hat Harris was after his gun to kill
i'm. he, Pace, jumped quickly from
is horse, so relate these two Wit
esses, raised his 1890 Winchester
nd began shooting at Harris. He
hot three times, every bullet took
fleet, Harris dropped from his sad
lie without uttering word He
lied instantly.
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Go to Kramers, 537 Main street or
phone junction 1873 during this hot
weather for choice small cuts, roasts
and meats of all kinds. pigs feet,
head cheese. everything guaranteed
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Investigate This.

tContinued on page five.)
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You dropped your watch, 1t won't
run, You're going to take it to the
Blackstone Jewelry Company. Majes-
tic building. That's right.
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Few Words Were Passed.

According to these witnesses the
only words that passed between the
two mortal enemies were the words
quoted above. The whole tragic af-
fair occupied but very few minutes.
When Harris fell from his horse The
animal walked few yards and then
stopped and went TO grazing
Pace Did Not Testify AZ Inquest.
Joe Pace did not testify at the in
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-06

1t DON'T cost a fortune TO nave rs
air work done by Mckenzie. 64i
Colorado avenue
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-06
Did Not Examine The Body.

The woman and Graham testified
the effect that Pace did not exam
ne the body of Harris but remounted
is horse and started for Westwater.
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quest but statements he made TO men
in Westwater show that his story of
the killing is the same as that told
by Mrs. Fuller and Bert Graham. He
claims that he did not shoot Harris
until he was confident that Harris
was fixing to kill him. He stated at
Westwater that Harris had threaten
ed to kill him repeatedly and he
could not afford TO take any chances.
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sentinel want ads bring results.
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TORY OF THE KILLING TOLD BY
WITNESSES.
Continued from page one.)

Mrs. Fuller and Graham, Harris
ropped from his left hand stick he
sed in walking, whirled around as
to draw a gun from his pocket snrS
addle.