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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-09-14
DIED SUDDENLY AT NIGHT

News Received in Dawson MONDE
Ign, Oh Death of Mr.. Munnerlyn.
Monday night about u o'clock Mr.
r. M McNulty received a telephone
message that his brother-in-law. Mr.
j. P: Munnerlyn, had dfe6 suddonlr
in Albany. wv . 0'uenly
None of the particulars of Mr.
Munnerlyn's death have been learna ~.
here. The deceased married - ME- Iee
Daisy McNulty of this civ UaS
cashier of the Albany National RAM %IS
and was held in high esteem in both hot
business and social circles.
the remains of Mr.. MunnerIvn
viii be brought to Dawson on +bn
o'clock Seaboard train Tuesday af-
ternoon, and inferred in Cedar Hill
cemetery. LII
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-09-14
Wednesday Afternoon Club.

The Wednesday Afternoon Club
had its first meeting since the sum-
mer vacation last week at the Ii
brary. A large number of members
were present, and answered roll call
with quotations from Bayard Tay-
Tor. Mrs. H. A. Wilkinson presided
the president, Miss Mary Hornady
being out of town. An enjoyable
sketch of the life of Bayard Taylor
was read by Mrs Wilkinson, and a
short account of the life of Thomas
Bailey Aldrich by Mrs. ]. G. Dean
was full of interest. A short discus
sion of current affairs closed the
meeting, which was thoroughly en-
jOyable for all present.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-09-14
NEW TELEPHONE MANAGER.
Mr.. Davis Resigns and Mr.. j. d.
Weaver Is Elected.

Mr.. Davis Resigns and Mr.. j. D..
Weaver Is Elected.
Mr.. J. Fl. Davis has resigned the
position of manager of the Dawson
Telephone Co., to take effect on Oc-
tober list, and the board of directors
have elected Mr.. J. D. Weaver as his
successor.
Mr. Davis leaves the telephone
company in order to become actively
associated with the w. H. Davis
Realty Co., with which he is con-
nfcted As manager for thes tele-
phone company-Mr. Davis has always
been polite and attentive to the pat
rons of the exchange, and has given
the public most excellent service.
Mr.. Weaver will assume the duties
OF manager the first of next month.
and may be depended upon to keep
the service of the exchange up to the
will be active this fall.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-09-14
AUTOISTS WILL MEET.

Will Discuss at Dawson Inn Matters
of Interest to Them.
Mr.. q. E. Worsham, secretary of
the Dawson Automobile Association,
requests The News to announce that
there will be meeting of the as
ISOLATION at the Dawson Inn TONIGHT
(Tuesday) at 8 o'clock, and every
member is invited to be present.
Matters of interest to automobile
owners will be discussed, and all are
urged to be on hand promptly at the
hour named.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-09-14
HOVV'S THIS?

We offer one hundred dollars reward for any
case Of catarrh that cannot be cured bv Halls
Catarrh Cure. + J CHENEY q Co Toledo. 0.
We. the undersigned. have known r. J. Cheney
for the last - wears and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and fuan-
ciallv able to carry out any obligations made by
his firm. WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, ono
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surface of
he system Testimonials sent free. Price rs
cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constitution.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-09-14
Expert Machisist.

We have two expert machinists in
our employ, and are prepared to dis
patch promptly machine work of all
classes. We are also in a position
to make small castings, both brass
and iron, and in the future any work
given us in this line will be gotten
out without delay We solicit your
business. VARIETY WORKS co.
P. S.-Gin work handled with
prompt dispatch.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-09-14
Fire nj RaIdwin,s Ginnerr.

The fire department answered an
alarm Friday from Baldwin's gin
merry. The fire was in the condenser,
and was extinguished without the as
sistance of the department The
damage was Insignificant.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-09-14
IN THE SOCIAL REALM.

me Past Week Was a Quiet One in
Society Circles.
Miss Gladys Minis entertained
number Of her little friends at
birthday party Saturday afternoon
Inc time was spent in playing out
OF door games, and was a delightful
occasion for all the guests. There
were about twenty present. Cream
ana cake were served late in the
afternoon.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-09-14

We prefer our friends to beeclose-
mouthed rather than close-flsted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN Transactions Ior
foreign account in rhe local stock marKe[
amounted TO u2WaTG, o. 49,, 49, sales les
COPPER STOCKS ABROAD DEC y Z
The decrease in the European visible sup
pIv of copper Of 500 tons reported Ee9l54 >
day IS equivalent 70 49, - - IS---I5
brings the total visible supply III E-h A
and France down 70 20, $50 POUNDS OF.
October Is This is the smallest VlslDl7
SUNNY reported since september ID - 80,
when the total amounted 20 11z.4.V'o''
pounds. Since February u lhefe itdS oSt =.
1-ac-IcaIIv an uninterrupted SErlIlka5e IN
supplies abroad, the lotal =. 30 - l
that date amounting 70 +l--z4.4v pouIlu2;;
while the worlds visible supply OF L--t -
metal has been reduced apprOXinl4- 49,
GOO 90 pounds within the last SIX "t-hs-
SILVER HIGHER--Bar silver N LONDON
made q new high record for the ear -rS-
terdav. selling at 25d an ounce me Ll--S
fgr1re mas not been reached since FeDrlIzlr :.
s. 1875. Meanwhile. largely because o. -
I',,.-s~+ior ~ buying on account or the
Indian government, the price lei 20 -
lowest OF - 5-16d. at the end or NOVeIiIueL
of that year. The lowest yearly a[erasE
was reached in 1893. when - LIDO "17
touched
COFFEE EXCHANGE SEAT Soda
seat was sold at auction at the CorIee E-A-
change Yesterday, 10 close the estate %
Victor z Muller. for $50. The last pre-
C4ding sale was ar 2.t2J- The nominal price
IS now around 500
NEW DIRECTOR OF ROCK ISLAM
CONPANy-At the annual meeting o. the
stockhoIders OF the Rock Island Company,
OF New Jersey. held il Jersey ClCy yesJeI =
day. Benjamin Strong. IT., vIce-presldenL OF
the Bankers Trust Company. OF LnIS cltE,
was elected a director 20 succeed JOnn r
Thompson George g McMurrry. the OtneT
retiring director. was reelected
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. = Dividends
have been declared as follows The Siegei
stores Corpora ton. regular quarterly IA
per cent on the preferred, PAYABLE on No
yanlber I. the Federal Sugar Refining Com
uauv. regular quarterly HI per cent on tHs
preferred. payable on October 81 People. =
Gas Light and Coke Company, regular
quarterly - per cent, payable on NOvem-
Der 3
STRICKEN FROM THE LIST.-The
Stock Exchange announces that su0ScriT. .
ton receipts FOR Utah Copper Company
capital stock and the Hooking Valley Rail
wav preferred stock have been stricken
from the list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Commission houses on the Consolidated
Fxhange handled a heavy business, with
their orders ranging from odd lots Of the
specialties UP 70 500 share blocks or the
leading stocks. The size OF some Of the
lots OF Steel common that changed hands
was particularly notable One dy-share
block went az 1874, two such lots at "a ana
another at TIA while $50 shares Of Union
Pacific early sold in one lot at 1888 It was
d broad and active market, judged from
every aspect. Sales JOtalled 20. 800 shares,
with the list including siXJy-seven stocks
Iowa Central SlOss-Sheffeld. Mercantile
Marine preferred. American Telephone ana
Telegraph. Chicago Great Western pre-
ferred and International Paper prefer ed
were some OF the speCialties represented by
odd lot transactions. Detailed operations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

r.gra4r oct I-.-ConsCl2 closed IN
changed al slls for money ana ot-4 LOT a r.
.orr- Anaconda Was q higher ar - 80
madam Pacific was = higher eL US anu
Grand TRUNK was a higher ar =
Money rates were harder and discount
rsira- -rruer to-day
-,f.. BANK ar ENGLAND and the Continent
shared To. --Hr..-a South African gold con-
EiEUUcur.
m. stock mar lzet was fairly active and
firm. D~fsa.ial.E home rGlls. which improved
-.rFer me lead ef underground shares IN
i-r--t rreut buying. haltrs and foreign Sc
r.--s-ra- hardened on Paris support ana
COPPER shares closed strong
American securities opened apcIt En-
...su-ed and then declined an realizing.
An Irregular movement followed until
Continental and Wall Street buying i'm
proved EaI usE. During the afternoon prices
continued 20 Improve. and after "a slight Tee
.s--r0u -1e 0Izraer CLOSED firm
TaI money I'm London Tisft- per cent
H- .r market discount r-rs for short bills.
-- G.n- cent. i0T- bills -s- ue~ cent 1ef-
Dam discount rate. 81. u-r cent Fa-'- dis
count rate u He~ cents Paris exchange on
.ov1oU o. frames - oeurIrueS. Berlin eE-
change ru lsFr5 'u- - marks +1i- rf-Unl -
'.-~ -ufI. -s- .e American eagles. l1- I'd
F.s-Tir. gr-. - Domestic securities We're
irregular. Hrf Americans We're firm and
higher orr rnr Eaer-e.
r--. .r. r--Thrao nc- cent -euras
closed 80 ~eIrIr-e- higher ~ q7 francs naH-
shines. T-o rrrIo un the H0uTSo was r-ru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
COUNTRY'S FOREIGN TRADE

The September returns Of the country s.
foreign trade. with comparisons. follow.
sept 1910 Aug 1910. sept 1909
Exports .St6S s5s. t0S SI3+ 1g4 $50 Si53 go sa5
Imports III 81. Oif 1SS.S51. $50 IL 0l4 $50
IN exports 81. SS7 p7a 81. gA4~ RS
Ex- imports. s.. SOS 49,
Exports. according as they represent aer,-
cultural or other than agricultural prod
ucts- with comparisons. follow
Sept IN Aug. 10 sent .un
Agricultural 81 t61 1Gg S4l SCI 80 81, as ss
NON aEr.rUt o.. ~ ,g'6 .s2p 50 - UIS 80 81 }~a
Merchandise trade for the rhine completed
months " the calendar wear
IaIO ltsst. iQs,~
Exports 81 2- or 2s 81 tGl 02{ 9Iu 81 80 lt- gtp
Imports I152.S75. $40 Ices, So. 356 1gS 4,.s l6~
IN exp $50 $50 s,,s sa.. 43e.5st san. .,,,s -
In series Of yrars rhc nine months rntr-
chandise trade compares as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
BANK OF GERMANY.

Berlin. t-. 1.-THE weekly return ot THO
imperial bank 20 Germany shows the fol
.u--- changes GOLD on hand increased
marks deposits increased 1888 GAO
--s~E- notes i'm circulation decreased 49,
f.--a marks treasury nIl- decreased 90
f- 0rH MARKS. discounts decreased IaN.l5 taH'
MARKS loans decreased 30 .e15 ,.a4 marks and
Isl u ..r- 100000 - -.--.--- mari
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
I35 Broadway. New York City

rN-rrAxAPOIJS. UNION RAILWAY CONPA9,1-
INDIANAPOLIS. Indiana. OCTOBER t. l"i'
Bonds wanted for Sinking Fund -
TIE INDIANAPOLIS tNipN t-AI-%" =
CQETPkNT OF Indianapolis. Indiana y .--
-e,--s zear4I3 r,-orosaIz for the sale OF twenty
one Thousand Dollars tS@l, 9OVopl or us ~
MORTGAGE Bonds. at the Office Of kideiitF LIllz-
5.,-7-a ~ tn the civ Of philadelphia or - prior
TO no first day Of November. 1910 hhtN7 v'
ra-a0 at the lowest price. not exceeding pdl a.
aco--rad interest Will be accepted and paid Tor.
should bonds Of different holders % 'HeI -i
A. the same price. the number or BONDS iaHeA
from each shall be- on "a pro rata pasls, a -sa
~ a. r,-sctirabIe s~ proportion 10 the whole
number % bonds offered
EsAN&O& Sec~e-a-y-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations Tor stocks in
which there We're no transactions yester-
Gay on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
Outside SECURITIES.

In The market for outside fecur TI speG-
ulation continued on an acE IF f f5sE Isa AIN
further sharp rise IN Ii 1hry9nghof tbn iigi
was fai 5JocEs er distributed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
censiderable inside purchases 1 IN naoer
cd ne lilsu pIl..1II,,fslv strong. advancing
meas IA coIspic T,I,jno. Miami. British Co
iumbia ab p3 d;iToux we're fractionslly better
Butte Coalition develoged more n ofityity rat at
eiI,-. iil 'N ,iIleilt - steady but inactive
The Io,' STOCKS ,is, ,sst1es ruled firm. with the
exception Of Ray Central which recs 1,5 z
tarc,.,,tfotLtIli fIStt,sr broke rather sharply
on v.s. t he good selling After
falling no d fa points it recovered only
slightly. American Tobacco -a ADVANCED fa
points Standard oil was up f,o.ii,5 l nul.u
were dull and unchanged 'pTi q
lions were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

,r,N-E-v MARKET Money ON call
..,E-eneG az 81 Ter cent il-leSl D Pe-
...rlr- ----I7-ly rate So Der cent Time money
was IN somewhat better demand ana rates
we're ARMY held Rates. ~ az per cenl
Tor sixty days. $40 per cent 10y l-Ilee-l
aav-S and z5za42. per cent for 1our- i've alu
six months Mercantile paper was NlIhoul
change. Rates. 7a<0ge@ Per CeLL lv- 7-Ats
and ninety DAYS ludO-seC bills receivable.
Es-1s re~ cent Tor choice IOuT To SIX months
single names and tIv-2 per cent TOY ol--rIS-
FOREIGN ENCEANGE.-The foreign eI-
change market opened firm. with rates UP
- al r0i-7te ~ ss35a1 $3.50 for cables.
- ssG5d4 $50 for demand sterling anC 4-e5
tar siN---day bills Short francs We're
81 The market was a shade easier IN me
afternoon. with rates showing a decline OF
-rou 10 19 points from the morning hlSh
level Gables were quoted al 41oa'd7 $500
demand sterling a. 6-q5ftz Sc and sixty -Csty
mis- ar ass snort francs held around 51s-s
jess l-52 and snort -eicnsInarks a. g.
Bankers posted rates were
,-erualg ~a.chsuIarks ----- So @5s
Belgium francs -----.....-- -
Paris francs ------------.. '-h a-te-
switzerland. francs -------- 80 1l~ra
Holland Eull1e-s .--...-.r- 40 SUB
DOMESTIC Boston -oc
discount Chicago, 1HC discount. san iran
CISCO sight lc premium. telegraph &C pre-
mum. New Orleans, commercial l5cgl dis
count. bank 81 premium: char lesion, buy
trz var. selling 10C premium: St Louis DC
= .-rOuut hIl. l5E asked. Savannah, buying
.-lFc discount selling uar-
BANK eliza FlINGS.-NeW York eN-
.srl-es se+u5 4.5-2. balances Sle.s-l.t--3. bos-
rnu. exchanges S-..oll.a-a, balances &a1---ol--
TnfIade lpll5a- exchanges S-a5-ci-a1u. 1alaiic,-s
81 gsg. Chicago. exchanges S5sso-.57C- bal
s.ICes S--7sl6t-
SILVER NAEl(ET. Commercial bar sill
e.r-, 56ssc- Mexican silver dollars, 45c. pi-f
silver ~ London closed II 16a. an advance
.r lzG
GOLD FEEAITJN-Iu Madrid. 40. Lis
rrT- r.
MEXICAN HANGE.-AeXicaG eN-
change or New York is quoted al -'-'--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
GOVERNMENT RoNDS

The following Shove Yesterday closing
quotations for government bonds. come
psred with SATURDAY..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18

Year ended July Fl lasr showed net profits
OF 600 90 after deductiuE all admiuisrra-
tive and general expenses The COmpaU
SAYS. The fiscal year closed ON july 81
has been a very profitable one. notwith-
standing the fact that we were unable 20
get the fun benefit ~ the rise IN rubber
prices on account OF some rubber contracts
already IN force Contracts already en-
tered INTO tOr the sale vf our product durIuE
the present fiscal year cover approximately
three-quarters Of the expected output and
the prices average higher than those re-
.elLeu dunn the La.r t.s..aL Naar -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE.
BOND MARKET SALES.

80 Jap +1as-.--- 80 10000 N r. * ID 50
5eo0 Argentine 5s en- 5000 No p 5s 1917 .1gll
1909 Rep IF Js.lU--s 300 do C-r -s-- 80 81
goo y y { 4f..s.l9Is. 1900 Nas L, T. p -
1900 do -....-. as@- 5000 y RVS OF n
2o1U Adams E7l is 81 4goo \ @ Deb
1903 Sss Use Us - 1899 1899 30 Gen 5 81 s
ZOO am q IS 102st 1890 do n Col
1900 A 7 * L Us. ga SIS ----- So
1000 am T * 2ou0 y y G Sc r /
Cyt Is. 1ozl. r * p 5s..l02
5oo5 do -.---.-lo4l. 10000 do 4s-.--.. $50
7 72a2 90 Ip-es Ion' 20 -------- g.
2lso60 do ...... io4ts 1000 y Y y III H
1880 sSs, AN Too IS 5Ss ,sooo e5 49, }$t
226G5 do -...... S6L 1000 \ y. r SIS 3sh
600 An Ar lst IS 20 1000 y * " Con
1000 armour as s25s y -.------- ss's;
10000 a r O r ieu" sa ...----- t-'-
5000 DO DO" -. 90 1000 DO cv- 4s.-le5s.
l ..SS DO cTt +sl IL 1000 1900 90 iS8z
100 Al Coast As % 800 a. .-.....io.t :
5000 90 ....-... % ioo, do Div as ass
5000 do L * y 1850 y p p 4s.-.lo}-
$1,000 Is --.--- So $3.50 do .---.-.. I ,1..a
$1,000 5000 Gold SO 1889 1880 ore 90 L Gsd 100
26ooo Beth So IS - 10000 do ........ ag=
o.. 200 d -...-... ~. leeo P r * T 7s. r.
2sSSS 90 - -, 5000 90 as 1918 3
-&.6 do 5s. 195 soo6 do As ia4s .le2-.
10000 El Isr.l'2-- 300 n Ref As ~
100 c g q Fl IS Ple 1000 80 .-.---. ~
Us .-.-----Io4 400" p : g d IT I.
COCO G. OF ga - As G----.-- 9a
eeea Cen. g.. ~. 900 Read Gen As. -.
i'[N -' --..--- srff yg'l 90 -s----.-
5000 Cent p G-5 1000 RIO w Isl. 81.
1000 C. * q Con GOO do G r. IS. s.
Is ----.-.. I12Z 1000 81 7 ] u S $
Ao0a 81 - -i01t. taaa do REF IS s5a
1000 90 --..---Iu2 5000 ST L Ok S 7 r
200 Chic d y " eoor DO REF As. s.
1000 chi B & q - 1000 81 l. sv isr 49,
5000 DO u as. - 1000 S 4 < 4 p
2ooo do m Bts 5ooo soab A J. AdJ
Is .-.. ao-. 5g.e d. cola o.
1-- 5s-..--I oarz $3.50 : C. & g lz--loE.
5""0 go ..--...l0s a0.o So p G. r. S.. "-'
A. ia34 aa., Is ....... %
2G0oo C. Il 7 d $1,000 ao sTt S.. 20,
1900 !, n r As -. 5000 j.. ...-. ~
1000 1899 q, DO g. 7's 7 7l@ DO Gen 4s ~
1000 g : Re- 8 1000 30 ST T. Dis
3 5@Se r 1873. 81 sS"5 Tr.-i 5 IS i.l.l
10000 a. ON IS. ~. -,ra ST.
49,. Eer 5s.. o. l.aoo 40 ....--.- 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
4NDREW !. MeCORWACE. Aactio,--.
FTGTL4aF AUCTION zALE -
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ilRliA \. EuLLEa q SOW
OFFICE NC 81 WILLIAM ST
"Wednesday, Oct 18th, 1871
a. IN O'Clock. - re
EECFIA NCTE SALEERCCW

EECFTANC1E =ALEsSRCCW
SOS ia Ac-D Is FE5EY STREET
ny ORDER OF E1EC-TORs
e ofa Narrouoll-ar ST. r CO. Gel ~ =
con T-ls- IS. 1927 'C=--fs ~ Ts-s-s
zH~. corr Exchange Ea1s
$500 a1avau1.z club 3 D. q Ds5 Bis IA
100 erv W5urezIrls Mines Or costa "a
shr Ne-ropoiIra-- a1cl- O. prcf-
ya-1ba~v-fr Co~zo.l 5s-=t STOCK Elr-as.r.
80 =hg. Chzuncev Realty Co prsfc.
100 srz international z eva-t1g 10.
pv Order 1F AD3IINIS-FA T0E
q Sr1r75e~erru Consolidated SOCK Ex-hs-z-
rcr. ,rcor-v-- or WHOM y NAY CoN-gsv
H. shz Union PaCiEc P r -o111c--
- 7rs James Bu-le~ t4rccE-T -c. prst1
Sf45.o --4nLs-d C0rdage c. lst Is. AZ.
1915 Coupon o.
Il s-q Northern Ba1k y
50 g09 Tssnuzv.vania knitting N-n5 e .
Fesd-ng. Pa. lsr N-ss- O. G. Pa
- --z stanford Mauutacr--.zz @
sfa sns- central Park. So-th s. z-as- F-7s- z 2
f0srs C1us0lidated Fruit Jar o.
- EMS Ann Arror r. 2 --u1c1-
s. 200 Colorado God Mining s. s1-slrss q
Est IS. 1919
Al -r= M. Vernon Narioua- Bank
x <re Cia-uar-A nIe-1-au Insurance. n.
e snz yVfliIauz1u-El CITY Ere lus. 10
~ zhs. -ou-r 8rOokl-u saw NH Col
s4 - go < F.ss- I'll. r R. ssr-- ---s
81 ehs chic. Ter-uin--i Transfer P r. co-na
sas. chie- Tyr15tnal Transfer R R cauuu
"a 4h- United states Leat1e- Co. r0um0r
TO-, sng Graz National T'slau-ug-a1n ~
Z sfat s1s columbus * Hooking coal & I'm a
COMMON.
20 zhs- Brooklyn CITY T X
10 chs Realty Associates
O0O Ffavara Tobacco 90. 1s- M-Es z
BIDS 1922
=1s. Home T-usr Co
<. 0t4t Vanderbilt Realrv -----cre1-sr- 9, 8
T. H. Profit Sharing B1s-. 1872
4 e7S National Park Bank.
= shs Market & Fulton Na--- Bara
= shs. Delaware. LaclLav-z---z- q Hsste-1 e
s. TOO Detroit. TOIslo s. ir17r1u E7. laast
Nfrg az o. c. BIDS 1850
f0a s-s --a~r7e-l-C>-.z1a 1-1a-r Gold Mines CD
sos Ga-l -ia--a Pv. CO. q Cal lsl MtEs- q -
r. BIDS 1857
10 S-s EI-gs1~ii % Es-al Estate q
$1,000 Bond & Mortgage ~ Richard " Ml-i-
zo-1c-v q o.. Iuc1.. covering 1sr.s1
parcels OF land situate IN me I0E1zt1
~ Linden. County Of L1ton. Sr1 G
New jersey
50 zns Peach Bottom slate Ma1tz O. z
York Pa. preI1.
20 srs Peach Bottom State Ea1eE O
TO-z. p. common.
100 sEs. Pullman Automatic Ts1-tlzrcr M,E 2,
--e---
100 ghz. American SIX CO. 1rsf1
81 sEe. American six 90. common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
,N0lJsTRIAL.

Sales. open hish- 80, .sss-
u Am Tobacco ..4i9 f- II 1
GO Bay state Gas - - "a oct /
800 Inr Rub IT CTS. = "a a. 40
100 80 s :bs59s5 Q 81 .soss eea gsE Sc
go T 7s1-l r5.e- NJ ST. e7ls g ST.
ACC Light & = II y
100 do uref --..-- - - - {
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
INTERCoNTINENTAL RUBBER

IutercoutiuentaI T.ubber.s balance sheet
as Of July 81 1910. shows cash on hand OF
81 I3I.51S and a prort and loss surplus OF
$50 600 after transferring 70 general reserve
account S1O5oO00. representing the amount
o. preferred stock retired Up 10 July 81
The statement follows
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-31

DR.. c. NJ. Sheldon will return in
three weeks from Frankfort, Mich.
You can get home pies and cakes at
Mrs. Traps Ladies' Exchange, 712
Kansas avenue, all the time.
A meeting of the board of directors
of the ProVident association will be
held tomorrow noon at the CONNER
cial club.
Sloan lodge No. 225, A. F. & A. NJ,
will confer the first degree on several
candidates Thursday evening, begin
ming at z o'clock.
The secretary of a prominent To-
peka organization, who is spending his
vacation in Colorado, writes: Denver
is wild over Teddy and L.
Commencing tomorrow morning.
Principal A. J. Stout of the high school
will be in his office to talk over
courses with incoming students.
G. E. Bengston of Marquette, Kan.
will be one of the prominent speakers
at the picnic of the Swedish associa-
ton at the Children's playground on
the West side on Labor day.
The fire bell above the headquarters
engine house will not ring today
and did not ring Tuesday. The wife
of Lieutenant Goodrich is seriously ill
and the bell has been silenced.
This town is certainly improving
and growing" said a visitor from the
southern part of the state this morn
ing as he looked up and down Kan
sas avenue and saw in every block
construction work on new buildings.
The day of the funeral of the late
James E. Hurley no Santa Fe whistles
will be blown in this city nor in any
city. All company flags will be at
half mast and every Office building in
every Santa Fe city will be draped
with black and white.
Commissioner Miller is preparing to
protect the new we'll and sub-river
wells at the waterworks this winter.
Mr.. Miller will make the plant safe
from further ice foes and gorges. He
has promised that the people of To-
peka will have all the water they can
use this winter.
Several of the parts of the pipe
organ in the Auditorium which were
damaged by the fumes and heat of
the gas lights have been removed and
rushed to Chicago for repairs. It is
hoped to have the organ in good shape