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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-08
Board of Equalization.

The three judges of the county
court, Assessor Ramsay and Surveyor
peret. with the county clerk, as clerk,
met Monday of this week, and organ
lied as a board of equalization, to
euualize the merchants and manu-
facturers assessments. Practically
all of the merchants and manufacture
ers Of the county have made sworn
statements as 10 the amount and
value of goods on hand, These state
ments must be accepted by the as.
SCISSOR As they are made. but they may
he changed by the board Of equaliza-
ton. After the board considers the
valuations made by the assessor, IL
will give notice To those persons
whose assessments have been changed
from the figures they returned and
then II will meet as a board Of APP
peas to pass upon each case. After
that, the valuations are given to the
county clerk, who makes up the mer'
chants and manufacturers tax book,
which Is then turned over to the
county collector.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-08
Union Sunday School Picnic.

Last Friday the Woodyille and the
Nickclfs Grove sunday schools unit.
cd for 4 picnic. Dne hundred and
forty members of bot Il schools met In
Yves. Meyers grove and proceeded to
enjoy themselves.
When the noon hour arrived a
luncheon hard To describe but to
which all did ample justice was
spread ON the ground. There were
lemonade and walermelons for all
and enough To last all afternoon.
In the afternoon the children(Y) EN-
Joyed the numerous swings which
had been prepared for their pleasure:
the Older ones gathered In groups un.
der the shady trees and passed the
time IN pleasant conversation. Hut
the greatest event of the day was the
baseball game. The boys, young men,
and old men divided into two divi.
sions, designated Oregon and Mound
City respectively. both sides played
good game and much interest was
manifested by the spectators, but the
maj score stood Is to ~ In favor of
Oregon.
Both schools unite In saying that
they greatly enjoyed the day.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-08
First NJ. +. Church.

AT the Fourth Quarterly Confer.
ence, held Thursday evening, Aug.
81, the church was organized for the
Forthcoming conference year by the
election and appointment Of the fol.
lowing boards and committees:
BOARD az STEWARDS.
T.. NJ. Brooks, Geo. +. Seeman. ".
y. schultz. !. a. krcck. Miss Alice
Spocrle. Mrs. Jennie Dillon and Dr.
C. l.. Evans.
Recording Stcward-J. a. Krcek.
District Steward Dr. &. l.. Evans.
BOARD ~ TRUSTEES.
DC. Whitmcr. l.. |. Moore. u. T..
Kreek. gu. G, Cook and j. NJ. Camp
bell,
Tricr.of Appeals W. u. Richards
COMMITTEES.
Es'imating Pastors Salary !. A.
krcek, ~. G.. Cook and j. NJ
Campbell.
Bencyolcnces W. =. schultz. Fanni,
h'''' ~ W. IsuNfH~s IsbN U tllt'
and Jessie Ramsay.
sunday schools T.. NJ. Brooks. Oli>,
Morgan. Ellen Peterson. Mrs. Ora
Ware and Reed bailey.
Church Records II. h. Krcck and
". J.. Schultz.
Auditing Accounts &. l.. Evans. G.
!. Hunt and Samuel schultz.
Parsonage Furniture Mrs. Alic,
kunz. Mrs. Anna kreek and Mrs,
Elizabeth Bunker.
Church Music Mrs. Alice Proud,
Mrs. Minnie Moore and the Pastor.
Next sunday at II u. M, will bc
the communion of the Lords Supper.
Other services upon the usual hours.
The annual conference con,enes "a,
Brooktield, Mo-, ON the 27,h of Sep.
TENDER. WHO will rcprcscn, the
charge In the lay electoral conferences
Come To church mex, sunday and
help determine.
All are cordially invited 10 worship
with us. 4. &. TAYLOR, Pastor,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-08
Married..

", VI. Bucknum, of Cherokee, Okla.
and Mrs Jane llardman. of near New
Point, Mo-, were united In marriage
al the residence Of the latter, Saiur.
day evening, September :, 1911, by
Elder Augustine. pastor Of the New
Point and Forest City Christian
churches.
Abou, ~ friends and relatives Of
the bride were present, including W.
II. Hartman and family, northwest of
this city, and Il. &. bent ON and wife,
Of Oregon. After the ceremony a
splendid supper was served, and while
the last table was eating. the other
neighborS came, who were not invil.
ed, but fully expected, however, and
of all the noises that one could well
imagine were soon pulled or IN
great shape, according to Mr., Hen.
tons account, But the bride and
groom were ready for them with lee
cream, cake and cigars, and the merry
crowd soon dispersed In great, good
humor.
Mr. and Mrs. Bucknum will reside
at the latter's farm.
And now for Uncle John W. Davis
part In this marriage. Did you know
that he is a regular matchmaker9
Wen, he Is. lie is also akin to about
every one, and so he called this cou.
since Of his up from Cherokee, and
when he arrived he introduced them
as follows: "Will, this is Jane, and,
Jane, this is win, and ! heartily and
earnestly recommend you-each to
the other, May the Lord bless you
both" Now, Uncle John, come on
with the next cousin.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-08
The August Weddings.

Recorder IIibbard issued the fol.
lowing marriage licenses during tie
month Of August:
Brickey, Bcrt, and Nellie Morgan,
of New Point. August ri, 10y Jacob
King, J. T..
Bohar,. Jesse. Of Mound city, and
Grace Drake. of Pores, city, August
|. 10y John j. steele, j. J..
Conrad. j. g., and Margarc, Nich.
olson. Omaha, Neb., August ~, by
Rev r. G. Taylor.
Game, Jesse IT,, of Oregon, and
Caroline T.. Wilson, of Forest City.
Angus, |, by Rev. +. u. Angus, Inc.
Greene, A. W., and Hazel lIon.
mann, of Oregon, August ., by Elder
Is. IT, Dawson.
Marford, VI. j., and Vienna Good.
pasture, August u. by Rev. ". Il.
Enyeart.
Nicholson, Edgar G., and Linda
May Bue,zcr Of Mound city, Angus,
-, by Jacob King, J. J..
Roberts, IIarland NJ, Lahania, la.
wall. and Carrie Vance darby, Edo.
RADIO Springs, Mo-, August -, by Rev.
4. -. Roberts.
Naunice, T.. W., Klamath Fails,
Oregon, and Eva Mc,ralf, Maitland
August !, by Rev. :. -. Harlan.
Nandevcr, Sidney, Wathcna, Kan,
and Alice Walker, Fores, City, Aug.
u>t -, 10y Elder u. u. Dawson.
Whitcticld, ". H., Ncmala. Neb.,
aud Mary T.. Ellenbcrger, Holt coun.
-, Mo-, August %, by Rev. q. ". FL
ipubprupr
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-08
August Weather.

With the passing Of the eighth
month summer comes to It's end,
and with the record Of having been
one OF the longest and hottest sum.
mers for many years, the tempera.
ture for the three summer months
being - degrees, which is q degrees
warmer than the same period since
1894. yet for the eight months Of the
year, there has been register Of only
| degree above the normal for these
eight months.
August, 1911. was extremely hot 4,
caused more from humidity, a. the
mean for the month was three de.
grees below the normal. yet We had
) days that averaged a7.2 degrees and
one day that said loo degrees
there we're five days that averaged
~: the mean maximum was 81 and
mean minimum was IL. August is
usually our hottest month, but this
year 1t was July. with a mean tenn.
perature at ~. Tie lW.degree rec.
ord for Angus, has been:
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-08
Missouri State Fair.

The Missouri State Fair will open
this year. September 30, with every
exhibit IN place and all details ar
ranged beforehand. President Will.
ian II. Taft has accepted the invita-.
ton Of the Directors Of the Missouri
state Fair to attend the 1911 Exhibi.
ton and he has stated that he will be
here on saturday. the opening day,
and it is predicted that this will be
the greatest day In the history of the
Missouri State Fair. II Is the first
time that a President Of the United
states has ever visited the Missouri
state Fair and its friends are proud
of the fact that the President has
recognized the State Fair a. a great
educat ionai institution and will hon
or 1t by his presence. lie will make
one Of the principal addresses at the
Fair that will I've made on his west.
err trip. This will afford splendid
opportunity for the visitors at the
Fair TO hear and see the President Of
the United states.
The address will be made in the
Live stock Show Pavilion, which
seats 10000 people, and he can he
heard IN every part Of the building.
While In st me sections Of the State
the crops are not the best this year,
yet the exhibits at the Fair promise to
he better than ever. Farmers In all
sections of the State, especially In
those sections where crops are the
best, are preparing exhibits to send TO
the State Fair.
Live stock entries are tine and the
amusement programme arranged for
10y the Board Of Directors Is the very
best. Educational features will he
strong and 1t can safely he said that
there will he 100 acres Of education
and amusement at the State Fair,
September 10 to October Il.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-08

TIL" second sky performance In the
last icw weeks opened a short engage.
mrnt, Friday night, Angus, -, The
sight Was the appearance of the
Brooks conct. ~ named from its re-.
cent discovery 10y Dr. ". Il. Erooks,
of Hobart college, II was visible Ia
the naked eye, and Mas also 10 h
>rrn Saturday night, Al IL o'clock II,
wa> directly overhead, l, l. a pecu-
liar comet, as /, apparently has no
tail. but is di>'ingui>hcdhl marked,
haly appearance.
On THURSDAY night, August l., the
moon crossed the sky, attended 10y
two planets, Mars and saturn. The
sight Vas Il rare one. ilc like of
which may he seen not once In "a life
time, and may he moi again IN u
Thousand years. II Is not unusual TO
have the moon and one planet cross
the sky In company, bu, for twoplan-
cts To bc 81 close To the moon AT one
time Is a rare sigh, indeed. Sat turn
i known ~ the god of time, and
Mars. the god of war.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-08
- MIR. Ed ROXberry. of Kansas ut

Mr., Ed Robbery, Of Kansas City,
was the guest Of his friend, Miss
Gharline Russell, a day or two the
first Of the week.
-Chas. Cowan and wife left this
week for st. Anthony, Idaho, where
they will spend month visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Maude Bleyins, and
sister, Mrs. Daisy Blevins.
-ChautauQua meeting at the Court
House next Tuesday night, Sept. II,
for the purpose of electing officers for
1872 Everybody interested In this
movement Is invited to attend.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-08
C. -. look was in Omaha Thu

C. -. look was in Omaha this
week on business.
John Callow, son, Arthur, and W.
&. Stevenson returned Tuesday, from
Kansas City, where they attended the
annual picnic and meeting of the
Middle West Manx Society, which
met In SwOpe Park there, Monday OF
this week, Labor Day. This was
news to us that viii was a native OF
the !. O. NJ. Pete Galbraith and Jim
Garrett also attended.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-08
County beard ot ts.atth

Henry r.. Wright. president.
Philip >chIo,lhaucr. virc-pr"sidrnt
Francis \. GnSkill, ID district.
&. l.. Evans. county physician.
Frank L.. Irllrr. secretary.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-08
Arrivaland Departure of Mails at the
Postoffice, Gregg 4, Mo.

4 -s,., - - -,
~'N"'""" D"P"''uro vi m"Hs "t the
postof,,ca ,ro,, Mo
Irr.tiy, N,v,,, 80. iar
MAILS pt' 'hr'
7i:a ~ ~. For omaha an. intermediate.
points, and AL points north, east
and west
8iica N. For 81. Joseph aud intermediate
points.
1900 M. For all points south, east
and west, except Tarkio aud
villisca branches.
li5O y. ~. For all points NORTH west aud
east,
eco D. IN. For viilisra north, mail Ia all
points north, east, south and
west, except intermediate be-
tween Forest CITY aud 81. Joe.
si3Op. m, For all point, north, south. east
and west
Pouches viii br exchanged between Oregon
aud Forest ely postufhcr>, ~ follows
Leave oregon At {, -. "A IN, aud return at
$3.50 "A, IN.
Leay" Oregon At i;.op m, aud return At
0'Wp, ~, "
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-08
County Court

Regular Terms; FIRST Mondays In Frbru
sry. May, August and November
Henry r. Wright. presiding Judge.
Philip S'hlo,lhaucr. Judp. Isl district.
Francis !. Gaskill. Judge ~ district.
Frank l.. Iollrr clerk ~ county court
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-08
Friday, September 8, 1911.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Circuit Court

Convencs first Monday In January: fourth
Mondays In April and August
william G. Ellison. circuit judge
Henry r. Alkirc, projecting attorney.
Edwin 4 Durham. g rruit clerk.
A. X. McNulty. sheriff.
Harry VI. Irwin, stenugtapher.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-08

Lloyd Thatcher, who has been
spending the summer In Colorado, Is
home for q visit before returning to
the State University at Columbia.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-08

Convcnrs second Mondays In February
May, August and November.
%. ". Porter, probate judge.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-08

Collector ~ Revenue. Howard :. Tonrr
County Treasurer. Nrvlllr Dickson.
Recorder ~ Deeds, John VI. iilbhatd.
Commissioner ~ ~"huol>. U"n. " ii,avi>
puhlir Administrators, ~, ". cummiu>.
superintendent ~ Pupf -rbnutn Carson.
surveyor. John ". I"rr.
Assessor Perry ". Ramsay.
Coroner. Roy Il. MILLER, Maitland.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-08

Mrs. b. +. Quigley, OF Mound
City, was visiting friends In Oregon,
this week.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-08

Mean maximum, S'i.
Mean minimum, III,
Mean, -.
Rainfall, 3;S inches; heaviest In >,
hours. lii inches on the 81.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-04
Stops a Cough Quickly
Even WhOOpilg Cough
A whole Pint OF tho Quickest, surost
Cough Remasy for SOC. Money
Refunded II II Falls,

II YOU have IN obstinate, deep-seatcd
couch, which refuses to be cured get o 30
cent bottle of PineE, mix II with home
made sugar syrup and start taking IL. In
side Of "a hours your cough will be gone, or
very nearly so. Even whooplng-cough lie
quickly conquered Ia this way.
A b0-cent bottle Of Pinex, when mixed
with home made sugar syrup gives you
pint---a family supply-of the finest cough
remedy that money could buy, at a clear
saving Of 81. Very easy to prepare-tuu
directions in package.
pipex soothcs and heale the inhamed
membranes with remarkable rapidity. 1t
stimulates the appetite, Is slightly laxa-
tive, and has a pleasant taste-childreu
take IL willingly. Splendid for Group,
asthma, bronchitis throat tickle, chest
palms, etc, and thoroughly successful
remedy for incipient lung troubles.
pinex IL u special and highly conceu
trated compound of Norway White Pine
extract rich in guaiacol and other healing
pine elements It has often been initiated
though never successfully for nothing else
will produce the same results. Simply mix
with sugar syrup or strained honey, IN a
pint bottle, and IL Is ready for use.
Anyone who tries Pinex Will quickly
understand why IL IL used In more homes
in the u. s. and Canada than any other
cough remedy. The genuine is guaranteed
to give absolute satisfaction or money re-
funded Certificate Of guarantee is
wrapped In each package. Your druggist
hos finex or will get II for you. Ifnot, send
to The PineX Co, FIT. Wayne. Ind.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-04
PETITIONS FOR ANNEXATION
Commercial Club and Real Estate
Exchange Have Started Lists.
REQUEST FROM SOUTH OMAHA
Magic city Arncxntionists VIII Pre-
sent Their list to the county
commissioners Friday ar
saturday. MorniuG.

Petitions were started by the Com
mercial CLUB and Real Estate exchange
today .o' IN election ON tho question Of
oensouiuuaa Omaha and south Omaha
INTO one city.
At the reNca ed request Of south omaha
citizens. both bodies took action at special
meetings MONDAY afternoon. The YETI
toHs Co he effective. must contain sig
natures eQus' 60 10 per cen- o. the mum
Der OF vote. az the last general election
or about 900 names, and must be filed
with the county commissioners by Satur-
day.
Reeret was expressed AZ tho meetings
OF both bodies that the law does not per-
NIT south Omaha 20 settle the mattcr Tor
tsrf. before any action by the omaha
people Is required, but the law provides
that the matter must he dealt with stimuli
taueously 10y both sides. omaha was
anAiou, to have south omaha ioin IT he
fore the census was taken but now there
is no census incentive to make omaha
feel keen However. the two organtsa.
tons decided 60 30 their part
South Omaha boosters Tor annexation
win present their petition To- the county
commissioners Of Douglas county Fri
day afternoon or Saturday morning, At
the last meeting there we're Ills name.
on the petition with seN eral more list,
SIN out. so the anneNauonists now assert
they have 1900 names and that they eX-
poet TO have 1870 whom the petition Is
presented to the commissioners.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-04
Jerry Howard Sits
Guard at Demo Camp
Over Wilson Picture

Dtarhmid Howard put one over Tuesday
afternoon on the people in charge Of the
democratic headquarters in the Paxton
hotel. MI Howard better known as
Jerry" is a warm admirer of Governor
Woodrow Wilson Of New Jersey. He is
a raparee In politics" says Jerry, and
naturally he wins my sympathy, since /
have been fighting the powers that be in
democratic politics for many years"
Howard walked into the Paxton head
quarters with an innocent looking bundle
in his hand After exchanging the time
OF day with the man left in charge he
proceeded to omen his bundle and dis
closed two large Autographs Of Governor
Wilson. with this inscription underneath:
Governor Woodrow Wilson, the man
of the hour He will be our next presi-
dent. The people want a progressive,
popular leader, an agitator, if you
please"
Without asking for or waiting for per-
mission, Howard proceeded TO tack up his
Autographs and then, turning 10 the as
tonished little group OF Harmon boosters,
he said:
Il want these pictures left up in these
headquarters. and any man that pulls
them down while am around will do 50
over my dead body. Some people, when
they are knocked down, stay there; but /
rebound all the higher The people, par
ticularly the workers, have the best idea
of what they want and how to get It, re-
gardless Of what all the colonies In Ne
braska may say and"
DO you allude 10 Colonel Bryan -
asked Charley Epstein as he turned from
the pictures
i mean all the colonels," retorted
! Howard, ana that includes Colonel
Maher, Colonel Bryan, Colonel Tanning
and the whole bunch II also includes
the political manipulstors and dictators,
and we want 20 serve notice they can't
force any of their chosen favorites upon
US"
Those pictures won't stay up long.
said a lounger Nebraska is for Harmon
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-04
HOTELS ARE FILLING
FAST WITH VISITORS

4 particularly large influx Of visitors
was noted Tuesday morning by clerks in
al OF the Omaha hostelries, for from every
corner Of the state. people came 20 view
the Manufacturers parade and the Nil
ltary peagant Thursday The Young
Mems Christian association Is caring
for many visitors and the minor hotels
report brisk business The Willard hotel.
which has the headquarters for the State
Republican committee, is housing a num-
Der Of prominent Nehraskans, who came
here Sunday TO see President Talft and
incidentally get In touch with the com
mittee The majority OF these are re-
naming In the city to see the parades
and carnival
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-04
TWO FORMER OMAHA MEN TO
BE MOVED TO NEW YORK

Two former Omaha men viii move to
New York with the reorganization Of
the Union Pacific w. :. Basinger,
formerly assistant general passenger
agent Of the Union Pacific, and Frank
Thompson, formerly with the freight de
partment will be transferred to New
York with l. ]. Spence, who will succeed
j. c. Stubs as director Of traffic of the
Hartman lines when the latter retires
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-04
Hastings Carnival
to Open Next Week

Omaha doesn't have anything on
Hastings" confided r. D. McFadden,
who is here to look the town over for
flaws, fleck away the particles of dust
and pick off the rawlings You have
your Ak sar- Ben. and l viii not argue
that il is not a good show, but mind you,
we have our Ytnuoc Smada! So there
The Ytnuoc Smada opens in Hastings
on October 9Th and continues until the
14th. Mr.. McFadden, who edits a trade
journal when he is not busy exploiting
the wonders Of Hastings, is here to get
some ideas and book some of the attrac-
lions nov running st the Ak-Sar- Ben
carnival grounds. McFadden makes big
claims for the 1911 Ytnuoc Smada.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-04

and We don't take any stock in Wilson. q"
You don't, chr queried the South
Omaha firebrand. as he srhacked his
hands together. Let me see someone
take them down. And let me tell you
something. sir. This republic had a
'tlberator for its first president, and it
had an emancipation, too. Now the time
has come for purifier and Governor
Wilson is the mah The Omaha gang or
all the colonies from here 10 O'Nenl or
all the party dictators combined cant
defeat the will OF the people this time. ."
Then Howard sat down to await de-
velopments and looked In the humor to
defend his act. At last accounts he was
stll keeping guard over the Wilson
autographs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-04

Palr,e,. a Co. and ir the rerte, was a
huge cake, which rose s., fast that A man
who put frostiue on II was comreled 10
climb TO the top with a ladder and It
rose faster thar lie climbed
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ire and refri-.ra.t1z miami i'm f,iu o.. rl e.
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coI,'o1, st ,ra ,o,.,e.s Of th, float we're
p.,os On look u-, ICES and men stood on
ne uoa, ,.st,.an.Y. small cubes of ice
g.. .ha penrI4 a,oar The va,
o7--A ror,uI,ra sriclz ,l.ds WAS built
nm ,he float ayrIpfted H.. +n. ,I-ar3llic
Pros. g,tcl, corpany. and the cla- was
shown entering the hopuer and LassinE
OF, into ,h- machine. .,here IL was pressed
into the p9uIds and later was taken to
the kiln for burning.
ga miniature Of the Name mill. with
milling machinery actually working. was
shown ny the Nancy Mining compapy.
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., tn 80, - tbe fIoa+ ~ the omaha
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l,,,,,. I.7,er ,,,,,rl,ts a., the r,inrtest de-
.asI ia ,,.,a.s,,tirg ,,,o,bine was
q. ~ nd ,rs 80 - u.ae tho modern
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-04
GRAIN EXCHANGE AGAIN
IS CROWDED FOR ROOM

Though there IS such a demand for Sam
pie tables that the Grain exchange has
had to remove the pit on the exchange
floor TO make room for more tables No.
10, which has been unused for more than
year, sim continues vacant The fact
that every grain dealer who has used
No. 10 has died or become bankrupt has
given the table g hoodoo
The growth of cash trade in the ex-
change is indicated by the increased num-
Der of tables Three years ago two new
four drawer tables were added and now
two more are TO bt put in.