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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-23
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

Baltimore. Sep. Z-WHEAT-Stock in elevators.
LS5.7G bushels. shipments from elevators. 5sa
bushels. Bag lots. by sample as 10 quality and
condition. brought Ie0 per buShel Settling prices;
Contract SPOT. Iol No. ? red Western 1913. No.
red, s steamer No. red. siS. and steamer No
red Western, s5}s.
CORN-StOck IN elevators. 85 So bushels: ship
ments from elevators. SD bushels spot mixed sold
for 5sl2. nominal; year com az the opening was
56is, nominal while February At the opening sold AZ
56b nominal. January opened az $50 nominal
while February at the opening sold ~ 50is nominal
Settling prices: ContaN 5s1
OATS-Stock IN eleEators 50 0l5 bushels; ship
ments from elevators Il 5i2 bushels The quotations
for new oats on spot were: No. white 3sI1 ;
standard white. IS, sales; No. white, 57is Ne. (
white 36laa5
RYE-Stock in elevators. 3 $40 bushels shipments
from elevators J. 0i3 bushels No. l ne Western do
nestle 7Ts7s: No 2 re. domestic 76a77 bag lots
as 10 quality and condition. 65a72, No re West
en-. domestic 72A7i: No rye. nearby T2a73: No
rye. nearby. 7Oa7l
FLOUR-Winter extra, new. 5.4Oa36O DC clear
new. AO6ai25; do straight new. 44Oa4 So; 60. rat-
ent new. 4ss5J0: spring clear 450a4 s. do straight
5.30a5.S; do. patent, 575a6oO; City MID best
patent $50; Do high-gTsds patent. SIS co. straight
5l5; choice family AGO; extra, 3iAs39j: rye -four.
medium 10 choice. l25sl.50; cornnea, per 100 lbs
5aL@
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square sO3l-Lot 80; Charles F. Mcintosh ct Tx.
to Harry L. Rust and George G. Worthington,
trustees TO secure Kennedy Brothers. Inc, 81 500
] 10 80 months. per cent Per annum.
Ingleside-Iot 7s block Is. Emerson w. Matthews
et ux 10 Harry L. Rust and George G. Worth
ington trustees to secure Kennedy & Davis
Company. $500, l 10 70 months. per cent,
semi-snnually,
West Of square lOS2-Lot 10; Louis H. Grove 10
d. y. Rust. j.. and Ernest II. Daniel. trustees.
TO secure ZepT Brothers S2.s6S.50 monthly pay
ments per cent per annum
Square Slot Y; NJ. Warren Mitchell 10 Wharton
f. Lester ana Michael ]. Colbert trustees. 20
secure the National and Permanent Building
Association. 1000.
Square 2se7-Lot q; Alexander Millar ct Tx. to
George NJ EmmeTich and Douglass S. Macksll,
trustees. 10 secure the Washington Six Per Cent
Permanent Building Association. 500
Efinghsm place Undivided oneeleEenth interest in
west half OF lot 4 block %; Lacy r. q. John
son TO Thomas Walker and James F. Bundy,
trustees, 10 secure Clarence VI. N1cVeile, $40 l
to months. per cent per annum.
Square isl-PaTt Of lot ); Belle L. Germon to Fred
Il. Rhodes and Charles s. Muir, trustees, 20 Sc
cure Maria f. Shufe $3.50. monthly payments.
per cent per annum-
Square l0Sl-LOts . 10 ., George W. BarlJman
ct ux 10 James Berry and Arthur Carr trustees.
to secure the Perpetual Building Association.
Sl00Oc
Barry Farm-Part of sublot g. section /; Samuel
H. Houston Ell TX. 10 Bruce X. Underdue and
John L. Smith trustees to secure William II.
Underdue. Sl,l50. l to u months. 6 Per cent.
monthly
Square ss2s-LOt .; myd @. l. Evans to B. Francis
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SAYING AND DOING.

doesn't what you say you do wrong from day to
day Your moral lectures may be sound with OF thought
they may abound but when you spring them folks will grn ana
say "Old Ncks rebukng SIM Sometimes see my neghbor
do thing that jars through and through and swell up with
virtues fire. my heart is filled with noble ire and to myself say
81 trow rebuke my neghbor now When he performs
scuvy deed that makes my moral bosom bleed my duty
protest and plant precepts in his breas And while m
training for the job Inner Voice begins hob and whisper
my spirits You're blamed virtuous, fear It jars
you horribly your neghbor rob apple give the
melon graft boost lift chicken from its but you whom
these deeds make have done the thing and or
And then O. hive up, and take large enameed cup and
pour my head and leave those moral things unsad
The who breaches and rebuke about mems little sins and
ukes should have record snowy white his deeds should make
his words right. WALT MASON
Copyright by
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Bonds and bank stocks were the lead
ers in the local stock market yesterday.
Trading in the bond list began with the
sale Of two Gas certificates. one for 500
and one for $500, both OF which sold on
the basis of lO4ls. One Anseostia and
Potomac 8 per cent brought 1914 and one
Potomac Electric went on record at
10l
Ninety shares OF National City Bank
shares sold at no. when the offerings of
the stock ceased. and a lot OF ten shares
offered at Us was taken. Twenty shares
OF Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Bank stock sold at lisbR
Among the traction shares Railway
Common attracted some attention. after
being quiescent for some time. 1t sold
s2H on call and at 80 after call.
Harry f. Mayer has been elected a
member OF the board of directors OF the
! Dime Savings Bank.
The annual report Of the Southern
Railway. which will be submitted at the
annual meeting OF stockholders, to be
I uGtG on AClOUCI H. al ANAN44A-tS-'N-f N-si
will show that the fiscal year ended June
| 30 last was the banner one in the history
Of the company, and tnat the surplus
after paying charges has been exceeded
only twice since the formation Of the
/ system.
The gross operating revenues in the
/ twelve months amounted to $57,295,eo0
an Increase OF $56S3,OoO; expenses. $Ss,-
/ $50, 900, an increase of So $4,000. and net
operating income. sl6s9S, 900. gain of
/ 81. 1885,. coo Figuring in charges nd other
income estimated on the basis OF the
actual figures for the first six months
/ there remains a net surplus OF around
S440.000 In 1905 the company earned
IS. 229. 900. and in 1915 s., $4,000
These were the best years in point OF
surplus the road ever had. In 1908 the
balance after charges almost disap-
peared. being reduced 10 $4,000. bat in
the year following this was brought Ut
TO Ss5ll,oOo.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prices quoted are wholssals.)

prices quoted are wh0lesale.l
BUTTER-Faucy. tub. per b., 81 20 s2Ss; high
grade tub Is: renovated 2 10 zl4i print. So
EGGS-Nearhy, fresh Virginia Per dozen. q:
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia, 2; Tennes-
see. 2.
LIVE PoULTRY-snring chickens. lsc per H.
hens, l6 per b.; ROSTERS. Il per h.; ducks. IS
per ID.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens choice. Der H.. r.;
roosieTs. per h. p spangsrs lIals; ducks. per h.
l2al4; geese. per H.. sal0.
VEGETABLES Potatoes new No. l. per Dbl.
l25alT5: No. 2 Dbl, 75al00 sweets. per Dbl.
I.55a225 yams per Dbl. 2O0s225; cucumbers. per
basket 75al00 onions, per box. 75se0; cabbage Per
hbl 60al.00: eggplant. Der doL. mas: squash Per
crate 25a40; string beans, Pc Dbl. L50a20o; lima
beans. per qt sal2iz, lettuce per basket LO0al75
tomatoes, home grown, per box, 2a50; celery, per
per basket 25s50; turuips. per dozen punches. Is
heets 100 punches. locals green corn, Per doZ..
I0als.
GREEN FRUTTS-Apples. per Dbl. LcOas.oo;
oranges. California per box 3.J0ssS: lernons Per
box 350at50; grapefruit, per crate. 30osSS; pine
apples. per crate. 29oa3.50; cantaloupes. per crate.
S5ai 60; teaches basket t0a65; wsteTmelons, each,
l5a25 grapes Delaware, L5Ca20o; Niagara, L25s200.
Concord, 0alCe per carrier Bartlets pears, 25a4 =
Der barrels; damsons Z00a2b
HAW AND STRAW-Hay Western. No. l. p. Soc
2O0; No 2 20.J0a9l90; mixed ls.00a2l %: straw,
rye bundle. n.5OalZ00; straw. ryA machine thrash.
sOOas50 straw. wheat Ter ton. SO: straw. car, Per
ton. e.50A7.e0
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed. free Of burs.
per h.. a. wool. unwAshed per b.. 2: hides. green.
per b.. g; hides dry per h. 12ali: calfskins green
each. L25ai.40.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Sept. 2.-CATTLE-Receipts. 1884
head. No trading to-day; feeling nOminally steady
dressed beef quiet at sal2 Der pound for native sides
Texas beef at Sac; London and Liverpool markets
unchanged.
CALYEs-Receipts $50 head Veals active and
finn; grassers and Western calves strong 10 25c
higher. The pens were cleared. Common TO prime
veals sold s50alL00 per 100 pounds; Clls 6O0as %;
grasseTs. 500a575; Western calves. 600aJ.O0; city
dressed Ttals firm at l4al7 per pound country
dressed de. az l6al5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1855 head.
Sheep were in limited supply and steady lambs
quiet and unchanged; all sold Dressed mutton
steady Sale per pound dressed lambs at l2al4 4
few choice hog dressed. at l4ls.
H0GS-Receipts. LIS head Feeling firm 10 l0c
higher. Pennsylvania and State hogs were sold at
s65a9 IS per 100 pounds. Country dressed hogs sell
ing at lgsaH per pound for medium and light
weights
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

The following births were reported 70 the health
Office during the last tWenty-four hours:
John H. and Myrtle !. Grove. boy.
Thomas II. and Kate B. Mitchell. bog.
William W. and Ada T. Cross. boy.
Charles ". and Bertha 0ckershausen, boy.
George ard Mary Callahan, girl.
Maurice and Ada Seftshetz girl,
Albert W. and ElenoEa LOyelsce girl and boy
twins.
Charles 4. and Annie GibsOn. boy.
Frank and Marie Miles. boy twins.
James NJ ard Goldie G. Costello. SRI.
Frank A. and Mabel c. Sinks girl.
Joseph L. and Mary B. CARL. girl
William P. and ElleT Cady girl.
James A. and Hazel s. Hoover. SRI.
Patrick and Sarah WholihAn, bog.
Henry S. and Mary NJ. lawson, sirl.
Walter and Efhe Coleman boy.
Charles and Mary Vaughn, boy.
Clarence and Mary Bryant, boy.
BENJAMIN and Virginia Digs girl.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore Sept 2.-Quotatinns ~ baltimore
Fnit and Produce Association ar '-Fows;
BUTTER-Creamery fsncr re =, do.
choice. 2sl4a2s: do. good, 2g5. citation,
@lsaz; do. prints 2si1a3l; do. boCA,. .; ladle.
p: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls D .,hio rolls
q; West Virginia rolls p store packed 81 Mary
land. Virginia, and Pennsylvania dairy prints p
process 24a26
BGGS-Siaryland. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts
per doz.. q Western hrsts q Southern hrsts. .
West Virginia frsts. g.
LIVE PoULTRY-SDring chickens young h. Is:
DO. small and medium l6 old hens. H.. heavy IS;
do. small 10 medium Halls: old roosters b. lOall
ducks, old, Muscovy and m0ngrel Ter b.. HAIL. do
young. white pekins fat per 10. l3ai4; do puddle.
old, per h.. IS; do. spring. lbs i3ali: do
spring. small poor, y; pigeons old. per pair. 20:
do young. %; guinea fowl young II lbs and over
EACH As. do old each Is
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DEATHS REPORTED.

The following deaths were reported 70 the health
Office during the last twenty-fosIr hours:
Julia A. Reed. ffty-seyen years 81 Sixth street
northwest.
Edward D. soathgate. sxty-four years. 431 War
ner street northwest.
John H.kRObinson. four years. 7Ss Fiat street
northwest.
Mary Kelley. ffty-two years Emergency Hos
pitai.
Bridget II. Foftus. sixty years. 6l3 Massachusetts
avenue northwest.
George y. scheeTer. seventy-tight years. 75 d
street southeast
George S. Storer. sxty-eight years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Mary BENJAMIN, Eve months, Childrens Hospital.
Maggie Bailey. twenty years Freedmen's Hospital.
Julia Lewis, forty-one years. 1878 Twelfth street
northwest.
west
Andrew Jackson. ffty-seFen years, 2s Elm street
northwest.
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Probate Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Estate q Charles T. Browning; viii dated septem-
Der &C. 1910 fled
Estate q John Cusack; petition fcT letters q ad-
ministratiOn Attorney X. ~ Donaldson.
Estate 4 Harriet a. Craghead; motion.
Estate 4 Frances W. Dickins; petition for letters
testameutaTy Attorney. +. l.. saAtt
In re Alice J.. Ebery q al petition fdf allow
ance. Attorneys Thompson & Laskey-
Estate q Ophelia Snallwood report ot sale.
Estate Of Charles T. Browning; petition for letters
testamentaD. Attorney, g. h. Calvert, y.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Sept 2-Hogs steady 10 q shade lower
bulk Of prices s50as.95; quality fair. Estimated
receipts to-day. 1900: Official receipts yesterday.
l6 56S shipments. 37S2; left over, 5e+i estimated
receipts tomorrow l0O00 Lights. sOOa9.40; mixed
and butchers, s.25as.S5; heavy, Sl5as.0; yofkers,
9. 25as IS, pigs s40as 90
Cattle steady; estimated receipts to-day. $500.
BeeTes, 49ss.0; COWS and heiieTs, 22a6,5oi Texas
steers 4.5s6Oo Western, i.fa7l0.
Sheep weak; estimated receipts to-day. $500;
natives AS; Western, 325a4 40 yearl:ngs 475a570;
lambs. Sz5a1.25; Western. kSozi.oa
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Sept. Z-Money on call al the stock
exchange to-day opened az rs per cent. highest. 2
lowest "a closing. IA per cent. Most Of the
DAVIS loans were made at IA per cent
Time money unchanged. Supply was more
than sufficient 70 meet the very limited demand
and where il was offered at concession in nate the
other requirements were considered too dnerOus By
the borrower TO make business possible Demand
was only nominal. RATES sixty days. So Per cent
ninety days, PER cent four, i've and six months
sIsaiZ per cent.
Mercantile PAPER showed some improvement, ever
In the city where the attractveness in quality Of
names and the refnuneratve rates resulted IN fair
amount Of business being done. Supply continued
good while demand was only fair Rates. 5lta5=.
rer cent for sixty and ninety days bills receivable
Stat peg cent for four 10 six months choice single
names Ga for others.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat. per bushel s0ass; corn. shelled.
per bushel. 6sa75; cob. 3.75aiO0 per barrel: oats.
Western, white. No. 2. per bushe 4Sa52; mixed.
PEI bushel. i5a50; bran. per ton. $50; mddlings
per ton. 200.
HAY AND STRAW-HaJ. Western. No. l. ZOO:
No 2 2lOO: mixed. 22OOi loose local scales 1890;
straw we bundle, l20O; straw rye machine thrash.
1900 straw. wheat, per ton, SO; straw. cat. per
ton, 500.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-23
Equity Suits.

No. 200 Hattie Altman IS Henry = Altman
maintenance Attorney, J. \. Toomey.
NJ. $50 james .. Cornell e. al -. Jennie +.
Lyle, establish trust Attorney W G. Gardiner.
Ne. 29d5. Man1n \ Martin Barr - al ~
Charles II. Milisio Ct al. set aside tax deed.
Attorney. W. G Gardiner
No 1853 Melvin II. Herman e al vs. Frank
T. knight; reform deed. Attorneys, Leckie, Fulton
q Cox
No 1853 james A Davis vs.. Unknown heirs 4
John Clagctt et al quiet title. Attorneys T.. NJ
Brown and W. II. Horyay
No. $50. William Davis a. al. rs Watson J.
Newton 81 al trustees; substitute trustee. Attor-
neg g.. g. German.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-EItra. Der cwt.. 65oa7.j0; do. butcher
550se.00; common, 4.50a50o.
HOGs-Per cwt gross. s.5OaloOo; Do. ordinary
SEQ
sHEEP-Prime. sSoa4 90: do. common. 250A3OO.
LAMBS-Fancy spring. elsa7; falS choice. per
b., Z do, medium. 5.
CALVEs-Prine, per h.. ssl6i do. medium sa
81 do. common, T.
COWs-Frime fresh, each, s5.OoaS.oo; do, cum
mon, Z.OoaSo.Oo; CO.. old and dry. l0ooalso9.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-23
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Reelilar call. y O'Clock noon;
Washington Gas s. $50 az loits 500 at loiN.
anarostia & Potomac Railroad S. Slon al lOlh.
Potomac Electric cons &, SloCo AZ loi.
Washington Railway & Electric oon., 70 at va
5 al 52i. 70 at so.
National City Bank. 10 al 10 % at 10 10 at 10,
10 AZ 10. 10 az 10 10 Al 10, 10 al Us.
Merchants Mechanics EaviEgs Bank, 20 al 1872.
After call
Merchants & Mechanics Savings Bank. 10 81 lisi1.
Washington Railway & Electric com, . at j.
Following are the bid and asked prices posted AZ
Yesterdays meeting Of the Washington STOCK
I've
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trade. New No. ] Northern spring 70 arrive T. o.
b., LZ,'a; 10. red T. O.. b.. l.05; Ne 2 hard. T. o.
b.. IoA VI. macaron T. o. b. L0e4. new No
] Manitoba. Z o. b.. Ito. Reported taken By ex-
portefs, loads Manitoba and 5ooo Bushels IN
Oregon fr France
CoRN-ITrcgular. fair trade Steamer mixed
nominal, export basis; export No 2 (. O. b 6Ia.
Nc. elevator. domestic. 81. nominal. Exporters
took . loads.
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Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs 4 Co.,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
New YORK. Sept. 1.-THE market held firm
throughout the late trading and maintained most
Of the fogenoons advance Of Is points over yester-
DAYS trading on light business.
Spot markets in the South firmer and in some
cases lie to \ higher than early yesterday
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
(Thursday, september %, 1900
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. L.

CHER JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 2s6sa FraSt Vs. Frost: rule retIrnable Sep
tembsr 81 1870 Att0meJE-M. h. 0BTien-Hallam
H6llam
No, asi5. cerimele vs. srngnardi. reference to ex
smiuer. Attorneys. S. c. Pelie and =. A. Chase.
In re 0unacyl Harriet Lewis: ofdeg increasing
bond
No 1901. Edwards et al. vs.. Maupin: order 20
invest funds Attorney. f. w. Haekett.
No. 1855. Altman ". Altman rule Tetufnable
September 2. Attorney J. A. Toomey.
No. 2622 Edmunds EdmuDds; reference 70
examine. Attorneys. Maddox q Galley.
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District Conrt.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 500. IN re extension u Columbia road mar
shall directed 10 summon jury.
N. s9l. In n extension Of Twenty-third and r
streets southeast, same
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Criminal Conrt No. 1.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. E2lT. United States vs.. Benjamin L. Patter-
son. false pTetenses defendant committed
Assignment for to-day: AuaigumtntS.
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Law suif.

No 5sl9 Gerhard Mennen Chemical Company IS
r. II Reh x Bro. appeal DEFENDANTS attorneys
BTaudmbuTg 4 BTandenburg
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibos & Co.
members Of the New York STOCK Exchange. 'hi6bs
Building.
CAN money Open, IL high 49, low. ~ clos<, rs.
SALE OF SHARES By HOURS.
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1rsr1cr pAnNApn


Assignments for October l. 1916.
No. 2 Frawner vs.. Washington Railway and Etc
trio Company. Attorneys Dodge & Gies-Darling
tor.
No 4. Keeper vs. Washington Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Railway Company. Attorneys. Down
ing & BeTy-BaIbour & Mackall
No s. Sellman vs.. Potomac Insurapce Company
Attorneys. Lambert & Yeatman-MaddoX & Galley
No 8. Weber vs. Goddard, exeeutrix Attorneys
Mackay-Richardson
No 10, Stedmsn Terminal TaXcab Company
ATTORNEYS. Jefords & Solomon Douglas Baker
No p Sullivan vs.. City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys. Bell Happier 4 Merillat-
Darlington
No "a Weiss & EEtwisle Washington Railway
and Electric Company Attorneys, Owen-Darngton
No. &c. Clements vs.. Model Laundry Company
AttoTneys. Darlington & Johnson-PeTy * Son.
No. 8 Graf vs. Cole. Attorneys. LoEing-
Mather.
No. 70 Reeves vs. Lynn ct al. Attorneys. Car
| Tington & Johnson-Douglas. Baker * Dulaney.
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Circuit Court No. 4.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. 58si Newburgh vs.. Warder Ct al order Of
September g. l4l0 vacated aud rent In the registry
ordered paid to defendant. Wilson. Attorneys. J..
H. Adriaans-J. W. Lstimer.
CfreuIf Court Nh 2
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The Safest investments
American Telephone & Telegraph Co,

dividend q Two Dollars per share viii b
paid on Saturday. October IS, 1910, 70 stockholders
q record At the close q business on Friday. Sep
TENDER 70 1910 WI. R. DRIVER, Treasures.
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YNsw Tors stock Exshangs
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board q fTaaG
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-08
Family Cough Syrup
Cures Any Cough In Five Hours.
NEW PRESCRIPTION HERE.

Here is given the most effective cough
prescription known to the medical world.
1t is a mild laxative too, and this is
what body needs when suffering with
cough and cold on the lungs. A cough
or cold indicates pOisOns in the system,
causing Inflammation and congestion.
Nearly all cough syrups relieve, but make
the trouble worse by their constipating
effects. This prescription not only re-
lieves quickly, but it cures any cough
that is durable. Get One-half ounce FLUID
Wild cherry bark, one ounce compound
essence cardiOl and three ounces syrup
white pine compound. Mix in a bottle.
Take for acute cough or bronchitis TWEEN
Ihen one-halt to one JeaspoOnful three
or four times daily. Give children less ac-
cOTding to age. A few hours treatment
viii cure and heal the throat and lungs
of all but cOnsumptives. Cut this out and
give it to some friend who may need it
to be saved from an early death by con-
sumption.
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who are maintained at the two depOts of
the city to assist girls and women who
come here unattended and who require
some slight rest OF retirement during the
short period Of waiting over between
trains or white waiting for friends.
Attention is called Fin Che appeal for
aid to the work done by the association
in the past and the small number Of peu-
pie who have borne the expense. Last
year but sixty PEOPLE supported the entire
association, ana it is felt that the work
should receive the assistance of the en-
tire bod of citizens For this reason the
canvass will be made general and every
one will be invired to contribute some
thing TO matter how small, for the good
Of the association
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piiment to Miss Alice Lund of Ephraim.
The tea table was prettily decorated
with pink and white carnations, d bOu-
quet of the flowers forming the center
piece, combined with smiIaX and ferns
Those present were Mrs. COlley StayneT
the Misses Hazel and Grace DOriuS
Mrs. r. f. Reynolds and Mrs. J. S. Os-
Ter, aside from the three hostesses.
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Miss Caroline Paine will leave today
for Santa Barbara, Cal, where she will
join Mrs. W. II. Dickson and Mrs Rus
sell G. Schulder for a months stay.
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NJ. and Mrs. A. r. Hager will arrive
in Salt Lake early in the spring from
Shanghai, China, to spend the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Read in O
street. Mrs. Hager will be remembered
as Miss Emily Read, before her mar
riage a popular Salt Lake society girl.
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Miss Margery Dickson Of Martins
Ferry, O., is expected in Salt Lake to-
day on her way to California, and will
remain in the city for a week or two
as the guest of Miss Elinor Stewart.
Mrs. H. s. Carey and son, VIII Carey,
former Salt Lake residents, now Of Den
yer, are spending a few days in the city,
and are at home in the Annex apart
ments.
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Mrs. H. G. Mcmillan and Miss Mildred
Mcmillan left yesterday for Frisco.
Titan, where they Will visit with Mrs
Charles L. Smith, nee Miss Bess Nc
MILAN.
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A II. Cowan left Saturday for Long
Beach, Cal, to join Mrs. COwan, who
is spending the winter with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. :. J. Lynn.