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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-12
SOCIETY EVENTS.
Continued from Page Two.)

Lieutenant-Colonel G. s. Bingham,
inspector of posts in the United States
army was in Pendleton Thursday eve-
ming, the guest of Attorney and Mrs.
Charles H. Carter. while enroute from
Fort Walla Walla to Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Jackson of
Portland, have been in Pendleton this
week, guests at the home of Mrs
Jackson's parents. County Treasurer
and Mrs. G. w, Bradley.
The Epworth League will give a
Valentine social in the parlors of the
Methodist Episcopal church Monday
evening. All the young people are in
vited to come.
Miss Maud Latourelle of Seattle,
who came over to attend the wedding
of her sister, last Monday morning,
left last evening on her return to the
sound city.
Mrs. ]. H. Ferguson has rented her
residence on South Main street and
has gone to Portland to make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Baker, of Her
miston spent yesterday with Pendle-
ton friends while on their way to
Iowa to visit relatives for several
weeks.
Attorney Oliver P. Morton, north
west chief of the legal department Of
the reclamation service, is in the city
today from his headquarters in Port
land.
Mrs. Eugene A. Vaughan has re-
turned from a visit of several days
in Portland as the guest Of her Sis
ter and other relatives.
Miss Pauline Lederle of La Grande,
is expected over this evening to spend
Sunday with her father at st. An
thon's hospital.
Miss Myrtle Thompson of Athena,
is the guest of Pendleton friends to-
day, having come down on the morn
ing train.
Mrs. Eleanor Redfield returned
this morning from Portland where
she had been to visit friends and tran
sact business
Mrs. Ernest L. Tatom of Portland
is in the city, the guest of her moth
er. Mrs. Frank Downey of West Alta
street
Mrs William H. Lytle entertained
the afternoon bridge club this week.
Mrs. Sam Thompson won the prize.
Miss Leila Mckay of Portland, was
in the city for few days this week
for the transaction of business.
Mrs. NJ. E. Folsom is spending the
week in Walla Walla, as the guest of
Garden City friends.
Miss Alta Sharp of Athena, is the
guest of her sister, Miss Carrie Sharp
and other relatives.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-12
CHARCOT SENDS MESSAGE OF
CONGRATULATION TO PEARY

New York, Feb 12.-"Commander
Robert f. Peary, North Pole, Brook
lyn, N Y. Hearty congratulations.
(Signed) Charcot."
This message from the French sci
enlist who is believed to have failed
in his endeavor to reach the south
pole was received today by Secretary
Bridgeman of the Peary Arctic club.
The absence of any dispatch from
Charcot with reference to success or
failure Of the French expedition is
taken here to mean the French ex-
plorers have failed to reach the south
pole.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-12

The new Baraca class of the Baptist
church was organized last Sunday
with a good charter membership.
James B. Hartwell, president, Wilbur
Kurlley, secretary, and Harrison Min
mis- treasurer. The boys are starting a
healthy class for Bible study for
young men and boys over sixteen,
who are all invited to attend the class
Sunday at the Baptist church at 9:45
a. m.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-12

At the Baptist parsonage the Bap-
tist Young Peoples Union gave their
regular monthly social last night. 1t
was an "Old Tyne Partee" and dis
tinguished colonial personages were
present Washington, Webster, Han
cock and others. Ladies Martha Wash
ington. Molly Pitcher, etc. An old
time spelling bee was tried with credit
to those partaking. Everybody en-
joyed the good time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-12

Charities and Corrections which be-
gins tomorrow The question Of as
slsting women seeking charitable aid
will be considered.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-12
To Study Charities

Camden, N. j., Feb. 12.-Delegates
from all over the state are arriving
here today to attend the conference
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-12

Miss Gladys Lynch of Twin Falls,
Idaho, is the guest Of friends in this
city.
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SOUTH PENoBsCoT.

Robert Nichols remains the same.
Capt. e. Perkins left Monday for phila-
delphia.
Fred White was AT home from Casiine
over Sunday.
Thomas Grindle, Colby II, arrived
home Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Saunderson, OF Sedgwick
preached at the Baptist church Sunday.
Mrs. Gus Cain received visit from her
sister, Mrs. Snow, OF Bluehill, last week.
Farmers say that the hay looks from %
to 40 per cent. better than last year at this
time.
Miss Nan J. Grindle arrived home Fri
day from Hsverhill, Mass, where she
teaches.
George J. Babson and family came from
Foxcroft in his automobile last week, for
a short visit.
Several graduates OF the grammar school
took the entrance examinations for Blue
hill academy at Penobscot Saturday.
School closed June "a. The school went
on picnic in the afternoon. Miss Gray
has been well liked, and all hope to have
her return in the fall.
June IS. MEMO.
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EAST LAMOINE.

Mrs. Loring Collins is quite i'll of heart
trouble.
Mrs. Almena Holt is with her sister,
Myra Young, who is ill.
The scout cruiser Salem was at the sta
tion Monday taking coal.
An autombile party from Bangor spent
Sunday at w. F. DesIsles.
Mrs. Reuel Bartlett and family, OF Ellis
worth, are at the Peters cottage for few
weeks.
Mrs. Perry and daughter, Mrs. Lam
cester, of Old Town, are at the Perry
cottage.
Mrs. Fred Reynolds and family, OF
Dover, n. H, are at their cottage for the
summer.
c. Z. O'Toole, of Bangor, has opened his
cottage and confectionery store for the
summer.
Miss Ingraham, who has been visiting
Mrs. W. F. DesIsles, has returned to her
home in Boston.
June %. N.
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

Wilbur v. Cole, a Colby student, is
spending a few days with his parents, j.
W. Cole and wife.
Mrs. Josephine Blance. who has been in
Washington, d. c., the past nine months,
arrived home Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Van Ness, OF Brookline,
Mass, is at !. s. Whitaker's getting ner
cottage ready for the family.
J. NJ. Williams and family had a shore
dinner at their camp on the western shore
for their guests, on Wednesday.
William II. Moore and wife entertained
large party from West Sullivan Satur-
day. Their daughter, Mrs. Havey, was in
the party.
"Allenhurstn, Capt. George Aliens
place at the Sands, is open for the summer.
Mrs. W. II. Barnes and daughter, OF
Philadelphia, arrived recently for the
summer.
A blackboard party from Franklin en-
joyed the hospitality Of ]. S. Coombs and
wife Wednesday. Mrs. X. ID. Guptiil and
Miss Guptill, of Gouldsboro, joined the
party here.
June e. e.
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MEMO.
ORLAND.

Mrs. Van Sawyer and daughter Char
lotte have returned to Bar Harbor. Master
Sherman will remain with his grand
parents, G. Nj. Mooney and wife, until
September.
Miss Lois Tewksbury has been presented
with very fine gold chain and iocket by
James 4. Hall post, G. A. r., as token OF
appreciation for her excellent recitation at
the memorial services.
After pleasant term OF school OF ten
weeks, taught by Miss Ida Perkins, OF
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advertisements,
HOT WEATHER AND
CONSTIPATION.

There IL close connection bs,waa.
hot weather and constipation. Peop,.
do not seem to understand this. ana
even doctors are slow in comprehand-
ing it.
Constipation depends mainly on dry.
ness Of the bowels. During the bo,
weather the fluids of the bcdY ara
drained away in PRECIPITATION. ualess
considerable extra fluid is drunk. ~
internal organs are deprived OF their
usual amount OF fluid. The auis.
usually used by the bowels to keen shs
contents moist, are absorbed into IL
blood and evaporated on the surface q,
the body, to cool the body during tba
hot weather. Hence, constipation.
1t Ii very unfortunate indeed. Tor any
one to be obliged TO take drastic catbar.
tics TO relieve constipation. OF course
drastic cathartics will clean on. the
bowels, but the habit Of constipation
remains just the same. Even q littla
worse,
II mild and gentle stimulant Of the
o~eis 40 use"'a co"'oiheu win tonic
that mas the denoie enectof stimulating
the nSurai perisfaiuc action of the
bowels, - Wen ms attracting TO the
po"eis the necessary portion OF fluids,
II snch remedy could be devised it
wouiu De OF great vaiue 10 the people
curing 'ne not wea.her.
- - osi'e'ea eha' reruha comes
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MANSET.
5une "a.

Fred Parker's family has arrived to
spend the summer with him.
The Ocean house opened June %. A
prosperous season is expected.
Nathaniel Lord and family, of Bangor,
are at Mrs. A. V. Kings, for the summer.
Mrs. Robert Squirting is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Robinson, at
Nash's island.
George Lunt, OF Togus, with his wife, is
spending short time with Mrs. Lunt s
mother, Mrs. M. c. league.
Rev. E. A. Trites is home, after spend
ing his vacation in New Brunswick. His
wife and two daughters accompanied him.
Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs. NJ. A. Stanley,
Miss Isabel Dolliver and Miss Marion
Newman attended the commencement ex-
ercises at Bucksport, where Mrs. Smiths
son Franklin was graduated. He was
class historian.
June "a. MAD.
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BABsoN-MAYo.
Norman II. Mayo, U. OF NJ, '0s, and
Miss Mabel Babson, Colby, '0s, were mar
ried Thursday afternoon at Fair View, the
summer home OF the brides parents at
Parker Point.
The cottage was lavishly decorated. the
living-room with white roses, the dining
room with pinks. Rev. Charles A. Har-
grove performed the ceremony in the
living The bride wore q dress Of
white silk crepe over white tafieta and
carried bride roses.
A wedding luncheon was served after
the ceremony. Those present were Rev.
Charles A. Hargrove and wife, E. P. Bah
son and wife, parents Of bride, E. W.
Mayo and wife, parents of groom, +. E.
McGouldrick and wife, and Mrs. Billings,
grandmother of the BRIDE
The groom is one of auehiIl's most
popular young men, and was prominent
as a student and athlete at the U. of NJ,
playing as first base on the varsity base
ball team, the last year as captain. He
has been tutor in civil engineering the
past year.
Mrs. Mayo was prominent in college
activities at Colby and is one of Bluehill's
brightest and best-known young ladies.
Both have host OF friends who extend
best wishes for happy future.
June 81 H.
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COUNTY News.
CASTINE.

CASTINE. s,I
Walter Brown made short trip to Bos-
ton last week.
Miss Susie Norton is working for the
summer in the dry goods store OF Il. n.
Grindle.
Miss Frost, Of Belfast, played the
organ OF the Congregational church Sum
day morning.
Mrs. Wallace Miles and son Ernest, OF
Rockiand, are spending few days with
w. B. Bartram and family.
The Arcadian hotel opened for the sum-
mer on Saturday. The proprietor, w. A.
Walker, expects a good summer.
Miss Elizabeth Carpenter, who has been
attending school in Massachusetts the
past year, is home for the summer.
Rufus Parker, Of Newburyport, who has
spent a week with his father, Capt. z. o.
Parker, returned home Wednesday.
Miss Alice Hatch, who has been teach
ing in Auburn, the past year, is spending
few days with Mrs. J. II. Parker before
returning to her home in Melrose, Mass.
A special meeting was held at Emerson
hall Friday evening to plan a celebration
for the Fourth. Committees were APP
pointed. and it is hoped to have fine cele-
bration.
5une "a. G.
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BLUEHILl.

E. J. Brook and family will spend the
summer at "Elwin Cove.
DR.. Otis Littlefeld attended the twenty
fifth reunion of his class at Bowdoin col
lege.
Miss Abby Gross has returned to Bos-
ton after spending her vacation with her
mother.
Mountain park is being placed in con-
dition for the horse trot to be held July 4.
The list Of entries appears elsewhere in
this paper.
Carleton Merrill, of Los Angles, CAL,
came from Camden in his touring car, and
il the guest OF Arnold Merrill, who is
spending the summer here.
Rev. w. III. Mcbride, Dea. F. A. Fisher,
Mrs. R. G. Lord, Mrs. J. w. Kane, Mrs.
w. /. Partridge, Mrs. P. J. Gott and Mrs.
Buker attended the Congregational con-
ference ct Castine, and report fine time.
The following cottages opened last week
Mfss rsaiess --nihe Slavens, OF New
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COUNTY NEWS.
sARGENTvILLE.


Miss Evelyn Gray is visiting friends in
Bangor.
John r. Sargent is visiting friends in
Bangor and Boston.
Fred J. Sargent has purchased valu-
able horse of Brooks Carter.
Mrs. John Bennett is visiting Mrs.
George Harding at Sedgwick.
J. Frank Hinckley, who has been en-
ployed at Milton, Mass. is at home.
Misses Jennie and Sarah Parker have
returned from their schools in Gardiner
Capt. Frederick Cover and wife have
returned to their home in Orange, N. J.
Mrs. Azor c. Dodge and Mrs. Nathan
Ash are visiting their sister at Bridgton.
Mrs. Evie NJ. Kimball and children, Of
Bangor, are at their cottage for the sum
mer.
Lawrence Grindle, OF North Sedg~ick,
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Charles Sim
mons.
Misses Flora Bowden and Jennie Grindal
are visiting friends in Waterville and
Medfield, Mass.
Ralph NJ. Buckminister, Of Sedgwick,
has opened "Brookhaven" for the sum-
mer. Fitx Bridges is working for him.
Among the arrivals in town the past
week are Prof. Herbert Roberts, wife and
daughter Aleths, Of Northfeld, VII Mrs.
Roswell Norton and family. OF Buffalo,
n. T.; Mrs. II. A. Knapp and Miss Lucie
Logan, OF Scranton, Pa; Miss Caroline
LAtimer, Miss Charlotte Langford and
Mrs. Herbert Cowing, OF Brooklyn, N. y;
Mrs. Charles Law, Of Mussogee, Okla.
Miss Hester Davies and friends, OF Phila-
delphia; Harry Lee, OF Amherst, Mass.
Miss Gertrude Gay, OF Philadelphia.
June q. SIM.
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NORTH ORLASD.
June a

Mrs. Bertelle CHM is In poor health.
Harry Patterson is building new
house.
FIJI. Dodge, of Ellsworth, visited friends
here Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza Atkinson visited friends in
Bucksport last week.
Mrs. Clara Robinson, OF Beverly, Mass,
is visiting relatives here.
There will be q dance as usual at Whit
ney & Jonnson's pavilion the Fourth.
Miss Eliza CHM, who has been visiting
in Millvale the past few weeks, is home.
Miss Grace Crosby closed successful
term OF school in district No ! Friday.
with interesting exercises.
June "a. B.
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SEDGWICK.

Mrs. W. Z. Sylvester, OF Brooklin, called
on friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph Sargent left last week for
Cherryfield TO visit her parents.
Henry Vass and wife, OF Boston, are at
"Harbor View" for the summer.
Miss NJ. E. Herrick, who has been visit
ing at ''Harbor. View" returned home FRI
day.
Lloyd Byard, OF Haverhill, Mass, IS
spending the summer with j. G. Eaton
and wife.
Henry Cole and wife, OF Pittsburg, Pa,
are visiting Mr.. Coles parents, Z. c. Cole
and wife.
June "a. IL.
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June "a

at cured me,n or sit saved the life oil
my child", are the expressions you near
every day about Chamberlain's CONC,
Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy This y
true the world over where this valuable
remedy has been introduced. No other
medicine in use for diarrhna or bower
complaints has received such general ap,,
prevail. The secret OF the success OF
ChsmDeriain's Collie, Cholera and Dlar,
rhsa Remedy is that it cures. Sold oy al
dealers.
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH CAsTINE.


MIS-. Aroiine waru"eii Is III
G. M. Leach and wife visited relatives IN
nth Penobscot last week.
Mrs. Howard Lowell returned Sunday
from weeks visit IN Ellsworth.
Frank w. Dunbar left last Wednesday
for Rockland to 90 on a fishing trip.
Miss Annie L. Dunbar and Annie B.
Conner are at home from their schools in
Penobscot.
Mrs Mary wa.on and daughter Abbie.
Of Orono, are visiting at Capt. Bennett
Dunbar's.
Mrs I NJ Snaw of BluebilI. ana Mrs.
AZ Cain. of South Penobscot. were re-
,a,+ ,,ras.s - f,v,,s I.ach,s
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". R. Parker Clothing Co.,
ELLSWORTH, MAINE.

York, are at sBorderiand"; the Owens, OF
Philadelphia, at Brightly; Mrs. Nevin
at "Airiy Beacon; the Westons, OF Cleve-
land, will occupy Shorty.
Hugh Barbour, of stonington, and Miss
Margaret Hinckiey, of Bluehill. were mar
ried Saturday, June 25, by Rev. W. II. Nc
Bride. Mr.. Barbour is painter, and dur
ing his stay in Bluehill has made very
many friends. The bride is the daughter
of L. J. Hinckley and wife, and for the
past few years has been teaching in Ston-
ington.
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Penobscot, school closed June "a. All are
pleased that she has been engaged to teach
the fall term. Those not absent we're
Edith, Charlotte and Roy Cotton, Guy and
Reynold Soper, liner and Willie Snowman,
Guy Hutchins, Oscar facteaux and Leola
Bennett.
Iupc ~ u
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MAD.
M'KINLEY

Joel Colt, with his wife and two little
girls, is in town.
d. L. Richardson has returned TO U. OF
M. for six weekslof summer school.
Miss Annie Colt left for Portland
Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. Z. A.
Turner.
Heman Gott j home for short visit.
He intends to jeturn to Cape Porpoise for
fishing in July.
June q. P. M.
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lifetime Do forget
next few
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SEARCHED,
BY HARRY VAN Amsuo.

Copyright. 1909. by American Press Asso
ciation.l
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

sie 74s 600 Total sales for the week.
-ssE tSbF tst0F'.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
MINING
BONDS
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

& 500 Am Sr1 SEC IS 10t 1921 fu7fz -
81 90 West Psc 5s- 9S2 93l ass
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

Of shares Of all
lprces OF
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THE PETROLEUM FIELDS

Operations III the various oil fields have
cont tlr111ed fairly active during the last
z,eelz the search Tor new producing terri
tor continuing L. many districts These
efforts. however. have not met with any
marked degree Of success. an6 the iUpoT-
1aur Developments were IN the districts
vSHica have been producing for some time,
especially IL the Shinnsron district, in Har-
1tsor. County. ". Va. where another gusl-
rr IS reported with = production OF 1.ooo
rsr-eis q DAY Several other good produc-
e-s are reported 81 this district The South
peun oil Company has brought IL q well
,vhirh produced seveuty-tTvc barrels IN the
r-st tweuty-four hours. while several other
wells with capacities Of about twenty bar
rels each are reported. In The Smithfeld
district. il Roane County. q good producer
IS reported. while il the DUVal district sev-
s-zl wells with producing capacities rang
5uz from fifteen 10 twenty-five barrels were
brought il in Fairfield and Perry couu-
-ies- Southeastern Ohio. new work is be
fag started. and the bringing in cf some
good producers s expected 10 result from
these operations. In the rnid-cOntinent field
several competitions have been made, The
productive capacity OF the wells ranging
from twenty 10 fifty barrels. IN the cen
-rsG Western fields work Is being actively
prosecuted operators generally being anx-
us 10 complete ali the work possible be
for The cold weather seIs IN. IN the Gulf
Coast district interest stiu centres IN the
tso eusfers Al Markham, which flowed ~
the rate Of 4.eej barrels and are scul holding
- a.5G3 barrels. Tie other susher was
brought in Al TinI0n and mad AT initial pro
suctlon OF 3.oeo barrels
Prices Of refined petroleum are m
hanged 81 80 cents il barrels and $50
cents II bulk Al New York. The London
market was weaker, with prices OF refined
petroleum sd lower. at 5lzd an imperial
gallon Bremen Is unchanged. at 8 IS marks
ror 80 kiIos and Antwerp - 49, francs for
Ee klios
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
CHANGE OF NAME.

~ J-pREAfF COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
-r -7-e matter o. .- Uui Ice riDu OF F7aTrIl5n z
z-~ IN aa-r- fcr aUrhorf-E re rHanSs its name
ID. Ia -,,zr t.--1-,s7-- H[atFC- II hereby given
-f-- lFs-rrsr. zrd goupaur- 2 domestic cor
r-,-5--ar HAVING ire principal et'Ico IN the
..-s. t-.+-44-y and state af New York. viii
zr,r5- rr -he supreme Court of -lr state Of
-a~- york 7f Special Term Part T. thereof 80
-r re|0 ~ -Hr 'Hu7-r 'o7ff House iH aTo foT
--- ---s--H New York. $50 -IEe Borough -
Mani. =-rzr. .t-l-- or Sew York. o7 me IIn Ca-
III rsa.-H7-n- 1914. ~ rs o'clock he
forenoon ~ Thar d=-. IS soon thereafter as
..ogr=-r an E.a heard f7- an nrL@~ auth orlz1nC
* n corporation -r chang f-s corporate name
20 F+a--ar COMPANY. Dated. E.r York, 40
-.r-- per ..-h. 1910
TE ~ AS ZNIa COMPASS HE FIfN ARD K
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-~rzrTT - -,r-r-.sNTr ATTORNEY for Pori-
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GOVERNMENT BoNos.

,oIiov'e V,''g1' wi'h bond quotatiors compare as
'''," Of 4 week lSo5
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CANADIAN NORTH. BOND OFFER

William a Read & Co offer TO investors,
sUb]ecr 10 sale. the unsold balance Of Zoe
90 cf the Se.o99.6e9 Canadian Northern Rail
way CoInrany trst mortgage equipment AZ
l.er cent gold bonds series 7, issued by
TO Imperial Rolling Stock Company, Linz
i,ed- due 800 eoo annually, November : 1871
ia 1a2e The bonds win gleld tie investor
per cert m the Investment. PRINCIPAL
It'd interest are payable in New York ana
eron1o. and guaranteed by the Canadian
|Sq-thoTD Railway Company.
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HARDWARE MEN OPEN FIGHT
Plan &. 600. 600 Corporation 10 Contend
Against 10-Cent Stores.

Fitteau-s Nov. 9-Tbe opening gun IN g
f=r- oC retail hardware dealers Of Penn
s-Ivania,- an6 nelshborinG states for the
elimination Of jobbers ana catalogue houses
VIII he nred tomorrow At a meeting Of
rne stockholders Of the American Hardware
~u6 Supply Compan-.
Tne object Is % combat . and 10 cent
stores and similar establishments which
make Iuroads into the business of the re-
-zif hardware dealer. and q S1.Hpo,fao Corpo-
ration Of defence IS being planned
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
comm 7sSfo- Orders Executed in
CITIES SERVICE COMPANY
60r Cumulative Preferred
SNLnTWoUT & kpfEklELlkR.
Members X. 2. stock Exchange
a. pr=e street. New York
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

THF PENNSHIVANTa Il. r. CO.
Philadelphia November l. 1910
-.r- Fzoz-6 Of Directors has this day declared
quarterly dividend of One and one-haf per
rent l-eveury-five cents per share upon me
.-u..zl stock Of the COMPANY payable on and
-r-s- November 20. 1910. 70 stockholders as
--ztstered upon The hooks of 7he Company az
close n rs7sIness November ? 1910 t-ecks
-,fT- br mailed 10 stock holders who have fled
rse-71sr7erlr dividend orders.
JAMES 2 FAFTNESTo'-k- Treasurer.
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,ovr.F-7sFlrFNrS AND UBscRr

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s-1 7r- American DisrrI~- Telegraph c-s
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
BANK EXCHANGES AND SALES.

,,,I ne ndHk exchanges of the New York
the New York stock ExchanEe lasI week
anu @ IN tne same week of the preceding two
years compare as follows.
F,oh sS sTSoy, ~ 'le Noy. ao go Noy II as
SbS so,d % s. 0gl s.s. 744 s. =. s,3.
- t'o' "a 4.G4i .931 q iu4 $50