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The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-11
MONDAY MENTION.

Albert Altman went to Dallas.
A. +. Ward of Madison was in the
city.
w. NJ. Oelsligh of Tilden was in the
city.
Emil Zitkowski went to Rocky Ford,
Colo.
w. ]. Stadelman was in Lincoln on
business.
DR.. C. A. McKim went to Pierce on
business.
d. Mathewson went to Wakefield on
business.
William p. Mohr of Spencer was in
the city.
f. P. Weatherby went to Plainview
on business.
f. r, Pearson is at Fremont visiting
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gilman of Yer
del were here.
r. G. Rohrke of Hoskins was in the
city on business.
Miss Nelson of Tilden was in the
city visiting with friends.
Mrs. G. A. Miller of Hadar was in
the city calling on friends.
j. S. Smith and A. A. Corkle OF
Omaha were in the city on business
c. w. Henderson of Sioux City spent
Sunday with the w. r. Hoffman fam
lily.
Miss Nora Dixon of Denver is in the
city to spend two weeks with heI
parents.
Miss Annetta Schlote went to Til
den, where she will visit at the L. w
Schlote home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Patch of Lincoln
are in the city visiting with the Fred
Braasch family.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Hauptli have gone
to Los Angeles, Calf, where they will
visit with relatives.
H. Richardson of Michigan, former
schoolmate Of B. T. Reid, was in tn,
city enroute to Montana.
Mrs. F. Altman and daughter, Mis-.
Hattie Altman, have gone to Trip
| county to locate on the homestead
which was left by the late Frederick
Altman.
II. Steinkraus OF Plainview, who hal
been engaging in debate through the
columns OF The News with DR.. Mackay
and the editor Of the Anoka News owe
the high cost OF living, was In the
city Monday afternoon.
Over 100 Representatives OF tn,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-11
THREW KISSES FROM A TRAIN.
And a Married Woman Resented II,
Shooting a Brakeman

Joplin, Mo, March AT the lonely
mining camp of Cliffwood Mo-, in a
remote section of Jasper county eigh.
teen miles north of Joplin, Mrs, Sarah
Vanderpool, the pretty young wife of
Corbin Vanderpool, miner, shot and
dangerously wounded brakeman of
a Missouri Pacific train running on
the branch between Carthage and
Pittsburg. The brakeman, whose name
could not be obtained, was taken away
by friends.
Mrs Vanderpool used revolver
and says she shot because the brake.
man insisted on for cling his attentions
upon her. This happened February
%, but because of the isolation of the
camp and the silence OF the railroad
employees news Of the shooting was
suppressed until today. A few weeks
earlier Mrs. Vanderpool shot three
times with a pump gun at freight
locomotive. She asserts the engineer,
fireman and others in the cab persist
ed in waving their handkerchiefs and
throwing kisses at her as their train
sped by. The shot from the pump gun
ratified like hail on the engine.
Mrs. Vanderpool moved to Cliffwood
five weeks ago. She says the train
, crews have been flirting with the wo
men who lived in the house before
she moved in.
MY husband told ne not to stand
for any foolishness. He gave me in
structions to shoot if necessary. Sc
| shot"
The so.called tlirtations between
train crews and Cliffwood maids and
matrons is said to have been quite
general. Beginning with an exchange
of love missives, the girls holding the
notes on the ends of long sticks and
passing them to the trainmen as they
passed, and the crews in turn tossing
notes from the cars, the tiirtationS
reached point where trains would be
stopped on the little used stretch %
track and visiting would be in order
, Trouble began when Penney Gum, l.
years old, ran away to Pittsburg, Kan.
only to be followed and brought bach
by her father, John Gum. Then came
the shooting of the brakeman. Nov
the trains on the Cliffwood spur pass
that little settlement at full speed.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-11

The G. 4 N. w. railroad bridge,
three miles east of town over the Elk.
horn has been threatened for some
days, by an ice gorge. Ice breaking
up in the river above had lodged
against the bridge, but Foreman Rada-
baugh has had force of men work.
ing with it and have watched it nights
and have succeeded in getting it cut
loose Section men from other places
as well as Roadmaster Stafford were
assisting.
The Elkhorn is high but still within
It's banks.
Ducks are plentiful.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-11


The readers of this paper Will be
LEASED to learn that there Is at least
me dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Hairs Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity Catarrh be-
ing constitutional disease, requires
constitutional treatment, Halls Ca
tarrh cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the disease,
and giving the patient strength 10y
building up the constitution and assist
ing nature in doing it's work. The
proprietOrs have so much faith In its
curative powers that they oner One
Hundred Dollars for any case that II
fails to cure. Send for list of testi-
monials.
Address; +. j. CHENEY & CO., To-
ledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family pills for consti-
patton.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-11
Small Fire at Clearwater.

Clearwater, Neb., March Especial
to The News: A fire started in the
barber shop OF G. w. Myers, but by
quick work OF the citizens and the
chemical engine It was soon extin.
guished. It caught from a gasoline
blaze used In heating water and be.
fore noticed had crawled between the
studding and reached the top OF the
building. The damage was mostly by
water, as was also the saloon next
door.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-11
PIERCE WINS DEBATE.
First lnter-High School Debate for
Creiqhton.


Creighton, Neb., March Especial
to The News: The Pierce high school
debating team won from the Creigh-
ton high school debaters here in the
first debate Of the year in the North
Central District of the Nebraska High
School Debating league, winning the
votes of the three Judges in spirited
and high.grade discussion of the
league question, Resolved, That La
Dor Unions are on the Whole Bene-
fetal"
The members of the Pierce team
are: Harold Boyce, Warren Melon
aid and Benjamin Inhelder with
Charles Chilvers as alternate. The
Creighton debaters are: Dwight Lyon,
Glenn Merritt and Thar Strain and
Gordon Saunders as alternate. Each
speaker had ten minutes and then five
minutes for rebuttal.
At the conclusion of the rebuttal
speeches the judges, without consul
tation, handed up sealed votes, judg-
ing, according to the provisions of
the constitution of the league, ION
the merits of the debate irrespective
of the merits of the question. In
deciding which team did the more
effective debating the judges gave
equal weight to QD presentation ENG
lish and delivery, GU direct argument
and refutation and 60 rebuttal." The
judges were Prof. NJ. NJ. Fogg, profess
sor of rhetoric at the University of
Nebraska and president of the league
Supt. r. S. Whitley, of the Sioux City
schools; and Rev. Edwin Booth, jr.
pastor of the Congregational church
Norfolk.
The debate held the closest attention
of large audience in Green's theater
The Pierce Team was accompanied
by Supt o. r. Bowen, who had trained
the team and Principal Rena Olmstead
and a roofing" squad of a dozen. ano
Creighton was out in force to follow
the discussion. 1t was the first in
ter-scholastic debate in which Creigh
ton had ever participated, the work
in debate having been established al
Creighton this year by Supt. E. S
Cowan, who came to Creighton last
year from Ogalalla.
The training of Creighton's new
team was under the immediate direc
ton of Miss Jennie Benson. Judge
Calvin Keller of Creighton presided.
Pierce won the championship of the
district last year by defeating Albion
and so had the honor of sending a rep
resentative, who was Allen Bechter
to the state championship debate or
the high-school fete day in May
Pierce and the winners of the Albion
st. Edward and the Wayne-Randolpt
will be paired to decide the district
championship for 1910, which is tc
be settled by April Is. The state
championship debate will be held al
the University of Nebraska on May
10.
Before the debate Professor Fogt
spoke on the object and work OF the
league in which there are sixty
scholastic largest high school de
batting league in the country. The OBJ
ject, he said, is to give Nebraska higt
school students vigorous training II
clear, connected and cool-headed think
ing in preparation for vocation and fol
citizenship.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-11
HE Idsa Of Eeebomv.

ITS all very well for you to preach
economy" said his wife. "but | notice
whenever cut down expenses that
you smoke better cigars and spend
more money for your own pleasure
than at any other time"
well. confound II. what do you sup
pose want you to ecouomixe for. any.
wayr-ChicaSo Record. Herald
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-11

ne ana water or Ire, ana nnung 1t
nowhere, because they seek not where
alone II Is TO be found.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-11
Land Raised IS a Year.

West Point, Neb., March Especial
to The News: +. Hubenka bought
two forty.acre tracts Of land last
week paying therefor SIPS per acre.
This land sold twenty years ago for
$23 per acre, an increase of S. per
acre per annum since that time.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-11
Japan. Bar 10 Anti !. Js..n...-

A bill was introduced in the Japa-
nese diet at Tokyo the other day pro-
viding that no foreigner may own land
In Japan unless he II a native OF q
country which permits japanese 70
own land within its boundaries
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-11
PULPIT.
A FAMINE
IN THE LAND

= will send famine in the land no,
famine Of bread. nor a thirst for water. but
Of hearing the word, Of the Lord" (Amo,
vii, y.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
NEW YORK DOCK REPORT.

The report of the New York DOCK * CTa. TsIe
pany for the year ended juno '
says: .-a.avt general
customs and have the period OF sefai seIT.a
IoT9optc terminate with the period req9lIeu
t'sl tepor s+sta and national reports, the bylaw
Were amended to make the fiscal year year en-. enc
ON % June so. instead of July & 81. For tF.. n.
"a, ISL ,rasyoDdine DeriOd of the previous
I1ear y,pe is not submitted; the gross earnings IS
for the corresponding eleven 90, mensns ge IN ,Ye os
Ille po Pr IecIaSsed 30 253 81; the net earn
inqs increased $7O.613 81; insurance, e. de de-
nreeased lr-ea sS 954 81: taxes increased So.op'
and the net surplus after all charges III
crooeed S42 8SS "A
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

ACTIVITY 9 was @ Shown, H n with decidedly better
inquiry in all the leading copper ISSUES; ;,era Ia
reanbed 80 tLs bnving was attributed to
insiders The grssaS priced shaTss T6e Drin
moderately active and irres U,,hich ne ne Pl III,
ne, 80 ne " Ceiling up to 90 Miami.
Insniratinn M fn MARI; Cironx Consolidated. Butte
Coalition and Mason VALLEY TItra were fhd str9ng 8!H
and more active. Ely Cent. 49,, o., NS,Do S,,o,.is,
ruled about steady. In the industrial lis list
bacco at an improvement OF three m points. dlbi.
ca5n SihI..e1, ,as weak at a recession of
standard Oil was shade loTeT Te,r1 in the fog
bid. In bonds there was Iair tbar 9riFs isso nor
were mncbanged Detailed operations fol-
1nxg
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened
at "a per cent; highest per cent; lowest,
g. per cent: closing. 22a per cent; ruling
rate, 90 per cent Time money was ilrIn-
Rates were AZ per cent for sixty DAYS.
zlLdl5 for ninety days and 4SsG4a4 for
four five and six months All Industrial
collateral loans we're made at > per cent
Mercantile paper vas not in such good de-
rnand Rates. 5jzG5& per cent for SIXTY
and ninety DAYS bills receivable. 51aG6 per
cent for four to six months choice single
names: 6ia for others.
FOREIGN EKCHANGE.-The foreign
exchange market opened shade easier,
with rates down points TO 4.S655d4 I 1860 for
cables AS51k al $3.50 for demand sterling ana
: Sssd4 SIG FOR sixty-day bills, the latter
showing a more pronounced decline on the
hardening London discounts. Snort francs
,E,ere quoted at 51S3z less l-64 and short
reichsnarks at 95h- The market was
Eteadier In Che afternoon, showing an ao-
vsnce of ; to 10 points from the opening;
cables were quoted at .s665p4 500. demand
.ferlins at 1855 bid and asked and sixty
dsv bills al 4S3G4. .S31s. Short francs held
around 51ssz less 1-32d5.lS24 ana snort
reichsmarks 951s.
or,ira ed rates We're
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The market on the Consolidated 3,,s. otqok
Exchange continued to broaden; Ieneceiill5
IL raIIi1caI of nublic interest. COMMISSION
tI7.a Lil9 y,,ar.e buyers of stocks from tho
nOoning of business To a considerable eX-
tent their wants we're supplied IN the the e1ery Wers
ueaitIS IIiS For a reaction. and who laIeT
tTrned active bidders to cover the snpai
lines they had put out & As resTT esTIT in the
stochI 2.nra under the Stock Exchange
d1y I6W gures. fa but subsequently the magK9, caT5
generally exhibited relative stHTd frn6ss rTra5ssctons
paIFI paTo6 /" ~ 100 shares. distributed among
t2IdrfT iIaI,'ffva stocks this being the broadest
market witnessed on the exchange a11e5 Srotit Su
luz Jil{;,, 20 nv early buyers in progress. be-
tojIed orerationS follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
roT-rurRN TrER DEVEDOPMENT COM
copaRTNERsHIP DISSOLUTION.

state ar New York, ONCE Of the Secretary Of
State,
THIS CERTIFICATE. issued in duplicate
terehv rerrifes that the GOTHAM LlTHO-
GRAPHIC COMPANY. INCORPORATED. a do
,,oeeti, stock corporation. has hled in this Office
on fhts twentv-four1h day Of September. 1910
rzuers for the voluntary dissolution OF such
corporatioa under section 221 Of the General
tro-rorstion law and that il appears fherefrom
,bar such corporation has complied with said
section in order be dissolved.
Witness nv hand and the seal Of Office Of the
S-erre+arv of State at the City Of Albany. this
fureuty-fourth day Of September. one thousaho
,,tra hundred and ten. THOMAS T. FENNELL,
TSesI ! , Deputy Secretary of STATE
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bosto le 2-5c
discount: Chicago, &c discount; san ran
r5eco sight &c premium, telegraph 7c pre-
ynIlrn- New Orleans commercial 10cdsl diS-
count bank 81 premium; Charleston, buN-
ing psr. selling lOc premium: St. Louis. par
I'D 10c premium asked Minneapolis. &c
premium. Savannah. buying 9-l6c discount
selling par.
RANK CIEARINGS. - New York, eN-
changes s277 9135l5; balances sl4979. $50; Bal
sIrnore exchanges S5. SIC. III, balances SsJo,-
'S03. Philadelphia. exchanges $2s.555 vi, bal-
snces 81 -ss6. .OO9: Chicago, exchanges So5,ZOS'-
79S balances S4,560.S27.
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar sill
yer. 5g7sc: Mexican silver dollars, 45c. Bar
silver in London closed at 247sd. a decline
of 1-I6d.
coin PREMI1-M.-In Madrid. 7a5: lis
bon. 3
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexicsn ex-
change on New York is quoted at 2ol12.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Oct 3.-Consos for money
closed 1-le lower at s0ik, and for No
xember account 3-16 higher. al sos. Cana
dian Pacific declined y, 10 1855, and Grand
Trunk lz 10 255s. Anaconda was un-
changed at fs1s.
Money was fairly plentiful, and discount
rates were frTn- :,
The Bank of England secured the bulk
.,f The 10000 South African gold consign-
ment- -
The stock market was quiet and irreg-
mar Conner shares and foreign bonds
we're 6rnl and home rails advanced on
the prospects of a settlement of the Man
chester cotton dispute. but kaflrs were
easy and rubber stocks weak on the de-
cline in the price of crude rubber
American securities opened trlfie hlSh-
er Trading was light, and prices eased
oN during the forenoon. New YORK oHer-
Sngs caused further losses in the afternoon
end the market closed uncertain
a call money in London 2NZ12 per cent
omen market discount rate for short bills
2iAN3sk per cent; long bills. 5A per cent
F5e-lin discount rate, per cent; Parls
1;scounr rate "a per cent; Paris exchange
on london 25 francs 23ss centimes; Berlin
exchange on London. 25 marks 45iA prem
pigs Bar gold. as I'd American eagles
7es ID.
Paris. Oct. 2-Three per cent rentes
,losed 11iL centimes lower al 81 francs D
oentir7eg Prices moved irregularly on the
Eourses
Berlin, oct s-Trading was dull on the
Eoerse.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

Total compared with 9o
shares for he corresponding day 1909.
October 3. inclusive. 130347& go
shares compared
In
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES,
Furnished by Swartwout Appenzeiiat' NO ~


Approx.
Maturity hid Ask yield.
name. ,i+b n 1911 qg7s 1O0S 5.7S
Au' lRaI y * ,9i2 ....... aS 9S& $40
Bait & ohio p c. Mch 10 lell st Ssst leS oS 4"o
do 4 q d C. June. l9l.!. a., 80 a. ; %
Beth steel Corp p G. ESN ',a1a f SSG1 99t ssS
Chic & Alt c. Men 20, 10; i'i" 992is as 80
c II q u c, July, i"l1 1o,ii ,SoE t01is a ~
c c & 81 /. p e june, i'rs ,ae, 49, t01 ~
u & II equip AZ p c; J1iy' i"--'ioot oo7t ,oau 10
Erie . c. April $ lgii, az ,iois; oss "a as Goa
Gen Rubber 4iz c. Iu,y' ,o,1 ,o,1' o. o. o. 90
HUDSON COS 'iof3 .. 9T % Gf2
Interior r T g p c. May isid .lo3,s i0S ~. oe W
6 ny y ~ X 1918 -. 94a 95s. 700
90 p 9; RiaN Nfch taI5.... aiie ~ TO
MINI a. 81 l. d p g, Fen; i'll'' eo@ u.s. ~ on
NJ X 4 T5 p c. Aug. iel. - w ''7s go
Central Lines equip G Loa,a. h,-
Nov 1910 30 ,,, .,,o ffos4 ~, "asis
Nv u III q ~ e 1911 u .l0o.2 lol :
S. J. q 6 r AZ C. Feb. 1e1@ 9a'a ~ 6S
30 D G. s FEB 1918 o7& 9sI 20
Tidewater 20 y c, June, 1918 luoss lnt 3 30
vas,an II a T p c. Feb. 1912. 99ss 99@ no
WShouse r & NJ p c. Aug. 1913 sa% 100 600
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
MINING.
RAIL ROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
FURNISHED by Swartwout & Appenzellar. No. 40
Maturing I91O-'2I.

FURNISHED by Swartwout & Appenzellar' NO. 40
Pine street,
Name. MdVuIltsoc Aheeis SAeiII- -
Atlantic Coast Line 4 y c, 1slO-1f.:.. 4.s ~
Bun Roch & Pitts 4-419 c. l9l9-2i "A 80
Cent Of Ga 41k-5 p c, 19i0-,1I ---..- . AZ
Cent r r of n J p c, 191o-1'------ - 80
Ches & Ohio p c. 1910 IL :::.::c...- "a
Chic a Alton 4-4ta-5 c, 1910. ~ ..' 9Ts %
chic < East Ill 4ls-5 p {, 1910 H. ~ -.
chic II AZ + As p e, 1910 ID % 4.s
Gin Ham & ID 4t3-5 p c, 1Sl0-2o---..- % 70
Del a. Hudson Az p c, l922----.-.-- 80
Erie 4-4E-5 p C. 1910 ::...;;:.'.' D.
Hooking Valley 4-41s 4. l9lo- Is. "a
Hudson & Manhat p c, 19lO- ID o,
kan { FIT 5 & NJ Ara p G, 1910. lS,, o,< -
Kan City Southern Ala c. l9lU. 10: 20 IS
Lehigh Valley 4-4h9 c: lslo-l0- 2 -
Missouri Pacific c. 1alo-'1I -..-.. 2's rs
Mobile & Ohio q {. lelO-,l6 :..... % -
n Y central Lines 5 c. l9lOo -
Norfolk & Western p c: l9lO-. lo-.- rs -
Pennsylyanta 3i2-4 p C. leloo .--'--' 80
~ l. q 8 f 44i2-h c. 19IV- IT, y o4s
do guar A = x + p g l9lo-.I t. 2ss ts
Seaboard Air Line 4ls5 c: l9lO.1I. 29s p
southern fy 3h 4-ils c. l9lo-'I-.. "a
Virrinian Ry < p c. 19iO-le ;:..-... %
Wabash u r 4is-5 2 c. i9lO-,2l T. :ss S's >
wSeSl & Lake Erie 4}4-5 c. 1910 90
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GOVERNMENT BON OS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. com
pared with Saturdays:
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NON-MEMBER BANKS.

The weekly statement of averages nte or the
hanks of New York City. Brooklyn' JeESeS I,;eiS,
SiiW Hoboken and Staten Island Wnlcn
80 not members Of the New York Ciear-
ine House Association but which clear ga,
through some of the members IS rs I'i-
lows: e. "a Increase.
loans dis sfo2 85s 200 500 425 500 81 ss o 81"
CircuIatlon -. 80 GOO liz - 81. 900
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
BONDS.

$40 coo $ p .Fris ter 4s 92ss s2ts 9H 93fs e.1 M
600 west Psc SIS. e+t e4h pa
.seIIs cents per share. tCroesed- lex divt-
dend sOdd lots
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
BOND MARKET SALES.

1000 Jap AIS. 94l2
5000 y y & Al $. 101ls
I12o00 do As 1859 99lz
1000 a & 6 3l2s- "a
1900 Am c Q 412s 97l9
$1,000 Am T & T
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
pITsItc UTILITY SECURITIES
Furnished bv Williams. Mcconnell & Coleman
No. so Wall street.)
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished BY ]. Thomas Reinharit. No. 3S
Broad street. New York. and No % Devon
shire street, BOston.)
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
MEETINGS.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
To STOCKHOLDERS OF
WELLS. FARGO & COMPANY.

You are hereby notified that the next Annual
Meeting Of the stockholders OF said company
Tor the election of Directors for the ensuing
wear and the transaction of such other pusl-
mess as may come before the meeting VII oe
be1d in the Office of the Company. II Broad
way. New York City. n Y. on Ihursoay'
October H. 1910. q O'Clock A NJ 80
The Transfer Books will be closed at 4 =. NJ.
October 8. 1910 and remain closed until 10
A NJ. October ID, 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
TSJoN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.

ANNUAL. MEETING
The annual meeting of the stockholoers OF
Union Pacific Railroad Company will be hello
a the Office Of the Company, in Salt Lake CltS.
r-tah on TUESDAY. October II. 1910. at
twelve O'Clock noon. for the election OF hfteen
directors Of the Company, and for the trans
sctfon Of such other business as may lesalE
come before the meeting -,
hooks for the transfer OF STOCK tDpth
Common ana PreferredD will he closed for the
PURPOSES Of the meeting at 3 o'clock = M on
Monday Sept L. 1910. and will be reopened
zt ten o'clock A M. on Thursday, october 10
1910. ALEX MILLAh' secretary
Dated August % 1910.
SOUTHERN TIER Development COM
PANY-
Notice is hereby given that the annual
,,ea+in-, of the Southern Tier DeNelopne nj
Conpsnv for the election Of Directors and Tor
the fransa ction Of such other business as may
he nrousht before the meeting. viii be held AT
-he Office Of the company, No 30 Church street
in the city of New York on Tuesday october
II 1910 at 2.2o O'Clock P NJ
The stock transfer books VIII be closed Al
-he close of business on Saturday, september
1H-h 1910. and viii be opened at 10 A NJ, on
Thursday. October Il. 1910
nv order Of the Board of Directors
DAVID BOSNIAN. Secretary
~ York September I. 1910.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

BANK STOCKS STOCK EXCHANGE.
Actua
lOp. Hi. Low FInl Bid .Ask
II Z lcommeree -... -. 2a 2921zL29l 2o21s-299 25
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Van Schaick & Co. No. Wall
street,
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

Furnished ty ". ~ Coler 4 Co. No. - Cedar
strCetl
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.r.o,ncps interchangeable Registered &C
mons. sReglstsred and coupons. 'sterhns
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Berlin, oct. a-Trading was duil on the
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FURNISHED by Warren. Gzowsii & Co. No. &
Broad street,
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COBALT STOCKS.

sales OF bonds. 81 .999. 500
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IMDIISTRIAl.
RAILROAD.
MINING.

900 Chicago Sub. 4 lsH
100 S Shore Tract. 52~t D.
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Bankers posted rates were
l-ix+,- .5sx-s T,e,sa nd
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tAccrucd interest 20 be addedl
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UIFE COMPANIES.
CASI-AITY COMPANIES
CHICAGO STOCKS.

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