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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-08

Senator Bailey whitewashed so Wig
orously that he washed it all off.
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Foley
Kidney
Pills
What They Will Do for You

What They Will Do for You
They will cure your backache.
strengthen your kidneys, cor
rect urinary irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-
vent Bright's Disease and Dia-
bates, and restore health and
strength. Refuse substitutes.
STRIIRT'S DRUG STORE.
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Attest. n. II. WiNSL0W
city clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
AnnIication for Pardon

We, the undersigned hereby make
uown by publication our ,5tcntion OF
ctitiOning the governor Of this state
or parole for William Roper, con
yicted of burglary in the district
court Of Logan county, Oklahoma, IN
the March, 1911, term Of said court.
tSigned:) J. w. NOBLE
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HELP WANTED--MAi-E

WANTlcD--Alen TO learn barber trade
Can have your own shops or earn
big wages. Light, clean, inside
work. An army Of our graduates
running shops send for help Qualify
for these positions. Few weeks re-
quired. Write Moler Barber College,
Dallas, Texas
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Business Opportunities.

DON'T Bic A WAGE llAltNht 80
your own boss Make $4,000 TO $lOV
weekly with new proposition 20.
ing like wild fire. Fascinating work.
No experience. Profits 500 per cent
$25 90 capital Tor merchandise will
start you. Get busy Act quick.
Dept. 2S5, G. f. Co. Congress and
Lafin Chicago.
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II WILL START YOU Earning. $4
daily at home in spare time silver
ling mirrors; no capital free instruc
tive booklet, giving Plans of opera
|tion. G. f. Redmond Dept 25S Boss
ton, Mass.
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So WEEKLY ANp EXPENSES TO
TRUSTWORTHY people to travel
and distribute samples for big whole
sale house. G. Emery 641 plymouth
lChicago.
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WANTED D-Colored Men prepare for
Sleeping car and train porters. II
you wish position near Guthrie write
Immediately. No experience neces-
sary. Enclose stamp. No strike Inter
Railway Care Leader
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WANT S
CLASSIFIED
EARN LANDS FoR SALE

FREQ HOMES -lO0o0oQ acres GOV.
ernmcnt lands in Arkansas. Book
let giving law How secured ioca ion
and description, 25c, state maps lOc
extra. Eyerton Land Co, ENerton,
Arkansas.
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fr,ir.t n,n,Ilshod ii, tlla Guthrie Dailg
fradnr oatnhcr ~ Igl11
opptnANcE NO to53
An ordtnnnre Irrvint tInot certain l0ts
In tbr CIV nf C;uthrie Oklabonn n
s5,eeial tax nv strnrt snriuklinp and
Sfrent rlo,ntn,s and declaring an eincre
snrv
pa =. ordaincd nv th. Mavor and
co,,,c,traen ~ tbe CIV of cuthrie.
oktsbomo.
secif''t trh,t a lacv If Mills nn
NIX ,inlls, nf ,i,( aeaeqs.d Vahtafi,,f, for
H. ,r.,r tatt H.. and tte came is hrrebsy
,,.,,, -, f,ii,',,ing H., iu fbr rltv
- tt,,tI,,tr Gt,t,l,,,,ta fnr gfr..t 4ntirlS
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PERSONALLY

SECRETS FOR WOMEN -Send &c
stamp for catalog ofspeclal rubber
goods, remedies and toilet necessities.
Fairbanks Supply House, Dept. 3i0D
GO Wabash Ave- Chicago.
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AGENTS WANTED-Make big mon
ey selling Photo Pillowtops 25c;
Bromides 25c: Portraits &c: Oilettes
30c We produce works of art, guar
anteed, lowest prices, largest studio,
prompt service, credit given samples,
Portrait and Frame catalogue free.
Daniel H Ritter Co, 1911 Madison,
Chicago. Illinois,
HONEST MAN OR WONTAN-Wani-
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known Wholesale firm. Experience
unnecessary Must furnish good re-
erences. Easy. pleasant work Fair
salary TO start Mclean. Black &
Co. fi40 Beverly ST. Boston. Mass.
Say you saw 1t advertised in The
Leaoef.
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..sNVaNTED FOR STATE of oklahoma
kl salesman with ability to sell high
ade lie OF imported and domestic
u 4niafs, fans, leather goods and
complete line Of advertising special
4ies Liberal proposition Exclusive
ferritory Yearly contract beginning
Nan /. Must furnish fifirshtfif-cflass
reference. Gartner & Bender, 1924
East 24th ST., Chicago.
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ANALYSIS OF MINERAL
WELLS WATER
@ GO @ O Q . O @ @ c O @ o o O c

. HAVE you AN OPPORTUNITY 9
@ TO OFFER TO SOMEONE? 9
. Do on want q psaner; or a {;
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6 enterprise, either with his money Q
c to match your plan, or with his 9
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6 balance against your pan and .
= services? 9
9 You can find your man, II your 9
. plan is GOOD. through a "Busi- .
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. And there are 101 other useful .
. things YOU .ean accomplish :
9 through using the business on G
. portunities" column Figure 6
9 some of them out .
. O o o o q Q @ o g 9 g o @ :
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SALESMAN WANTED --Fof our 1912
Zine Of Calendars; bank books
leather, clotn and wooden goods ana
novelties. Liberal commissions Well
established trade; exclusive, territory,
ECONOMY Advertising Co. Iowa City,
Iowa.
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HELP WANTED

ANTED-Solicitors for magazines,
good pay and good job for honest
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Hay.
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CAPABLE SALESMAN to cover Ok
lahoma with staple line. High com
mission. $4,000 monthly advance and
permanent position to right man. Jess
H Smith Company, Detroit, Mich.
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LOST AND FOUND
PATENTS.

ATENTS-Procured. also sold on
commission. Positively no advance
fee. Patent Exchange, Jenifer Bldg,
Washington, d. G..
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sALEsMEN WANTED

SAI N-Wanted to work Okla
#homa with Candy, Cigars and Soft
Pr nks; we pay salary and expenses
Los Angeles Products Co, st. Louis
No.
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$25 WEEKLY JOB guaranteed young
men who learn Automobile busi-
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a. !. mAsRY

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iers given prompt attention.
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S106 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES
to travel and distribute samples
for big manufacturer; steady work.
S. Schelfer 275-Z, Chicago
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IRA YELLING Statesmen WANTED

TRAVELLING Statesmen WANTED
Hundreds of good position now open
paying $1,000 to $4,000 a year and ex-
penses. No experience required to
get one of them. Write today for
full particulars, list of good openings
and testimonials from hundreds OF
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ADDRESS nearest office. Dept. 800 Ma
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MONEY To LOAN

-
FARM LOANS rate, easiest
terms Always have barga ms IN
farm and city properties. Many trad
ing propositions.-T A. Baggett
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
W.PCTY TY4CCOUNTS SOLICITED.
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Speculation in the market for outside Sc
curitics was less active. interest centred
I'm New, York city new Fts. which devel-
oped considerable activity a. "A range OF =.
after early strength, eased off. Havana
Tobacco shares ruled steady. American
Writing Paper issues were fraction off in
the bid Intercontnental Rubber on small
.offering declined a fraction. In the min
ing list trading was light, with generally
heavy lone throughout. Considerable press
IRE was shown i'm Greene -Cananea, which
foil "a Chino. Ray Consolidated, Miami
and C;iroux Consolidated We're fractionally
lower. Small recessions also occurred in
the lower priced mining stocks, RAY Cen
tral being the feature. American Smelters
Securities SIS were steady and fairly active.
Other issues, with the exception Of New
York City p4s. were duh and about un-
changed Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bo Boston. 5c
discount; Chicago, par: san FRANCISCO
sight Sc, telegraph l0c; New orleans, com
mercisI 25c discount bank 81 premium;
charleston. buying par, selling Sc premium;
81 Louis. 10C premium hid. zoe premium
asked: Savannah, buying 5-l6c discount
selling par.
RANK CIEARINGS. -- New York, ex-
changes $3.50 Ss9,9ll, balances Sll .2S3S5S; Bal
timore, exchanges t6259,65l. balances S24S.-
SIS. Philadelphia. exchanges $c9.l9S252. bal
snces S27f .o56: Boston, exchanges &sal9.-
o24 balances $20sl,5al; Chicago exchanges
si7 e5l .679. balances S2&5.S6l.
SILVER MARKET.--Commerci bar sill
Ner Js4c; Mexican silver dollars Soc har
silver closed i'm London at % 5-l6d, an ad-
vance of 6-lsd.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, as; Lis
ron. $50
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted AT 20li2.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were s327lN, in
ternsl revenue, including corporation tax,
tl23N. and miscellaneous, A3a5p, 4 total
Of &7Tl03 against tctal expenditures on
ordinary account of S3Ol4694 For the
month 70 date ordinary receipts have been
Sil7ls.5oJ and ordinary expenditures S4.-
s7tT05 The excess Of expenditures was
81 2s5s,loa For the fiscal year TO date ordi-
nary receipts have been S}52,al4 465, against
1895, 2S.4s0 I'm the same period Of 1910. and
ordinary expenditures S259 1901. against
$3.50 $50 Oo4 in 1910 the excess Of expenditures
This year amounting 70 S6.j28 So, compared
with an excess Of expenditures last year
az tcl l,2066l7 Including Panama Canal sc-
count and public debt. tho excess Of all
sXrendtures over receipts siuce July !
amounted 10 500 i2so2s. against an excess
I'm the corresponding period 4 year ago Of
$50 oOGl,ss5.
SJP-TRFASURY The Sub-Treasury was
sebtor 10 the Clearing House {ls2s.n57.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Business on the Consolidated EXchsngs
increased in volume although the trading
list was not as broad as on Tuesday. Much
Of the gain in the total was accounted FOR
by heavier dealings I'm United States steel
common and Reading Early in the day
prices. but the session ended with q selling
movement. which gathered impetus with
the publication Of the news that the Penn
sylvania Railroad planned a 500, 0o,00p new
stock issue. There was a disposition In ths
forenoon 10 look upon the announcement
of the coming city bond Offering on a ~
per cent basis as forecas sting it's successful
placing at that interest rate. The report
reached the floor that a banking syndicate
which had agreed I'm advance 10 bid for the
issue was already conducting operations
in the foreign exchange market suticipa-
tory Of placing Of at least a portion ot
the bonds abroad. Detailed operations
follow:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
opened at 3i2 per cent: highest. 32 per
cent: lowest, o.. per cent; closing. 2& per
cent: ruling rate. 3i2 per cent. Time money
was offered cutie freely, with fair result
ant business Rates were $685. per cont
for sixty to ninety days, 3a4 per cent for
four months and 33.d4 per cent for FIVE
and six months Mercantile paper was
more active Rates remain unchanged at
464. per cent for sixty and ninety days
Endorsed bills receivable and choice four TO
six months single names; 4i2d5i2 per cent
for others.
FOREIGN TXCHANGE.-The foreign
excbaneo market opened weak, with cables
quoted at 4&e00 1895. demand sterling at
4S55G4 $3.50 and sixty-day bills at A&l2
Short francs were 53las: short reichsmarkS
e47.G947s plus l-32. The market closed
steady.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses
were not factors in the local STOCK mar
ket dealing in only A few thousand shares
about evenly distributed between sales ana
purchases.
COPPER PRICES REDUCED.-There
has been a general reduction in copper
prices The large selling agencies ana pro-
ducers are no longer quoting electrolytic at
IS cents a pound. Their quotation Is now
i2s. cents Sales of copper, however. are
being made as low as l2b2 cents a pound
and certain small dealers are inclined 10
cut this price. Copper prices, in TACT, are
now close to the low level that prevailed
previous to the announcement that copper
production would be curtailed. Sales Of
copper are small, even at the low prices.
FUNDING COMPANY OF AMERICA
At the annual meeting of the tockholders
of the Funding Company of America the
following directors were elected: Charles
j. Buchanan. director Union Trust Com
pany. trustee National Savings Bank;
Howard s Kennedy, vice-president Cluett,
Peabody & Co. A. n. Phelps. president
First National Bank, New Berlin. \: Y,
James d. Abrams president Hudson lacht
and Boat Company, Nyack, y. Y; Edward
Stats Luther, Charles W. Abrams and
John W. Harding. Directors reelected: MT.
Luther Mr. Abrams and Mr.. Harding, re-
spectively, as president, treasurer and sec
retary.
DIVIDENDS sDECLARED.-Divde
have been declared as follows: The ST.
Louis e. san Francisco. regular quarterly
I per cent on the first preferred. payable
February !. the Plymouth Cordage Com
pany. regular quarterly per cent, payable
January 20 the Dominion Coal Company.
regular semi-annual 3l2 per cent on the
common and second preferred and M per
cent on the first preferred: the Home In
surance Company, semi-annual Is per cent
and 2is per cent extra; Texas Central, reg
uar sem-annual 2ia per cent on the pre-.
ferred, payable January I6: Chicago, St.
Paul, Minneapolis & omaha Railroad. reg
uar semi-annual 3l2 per cent on the pre-
ferred and common, payable February ~.
HUDSON G. MANHATTAN DECEMBER
REPORT The Hudson & Manhattan
1910. shows that i,e5s. 81 passengers we're
carried as against 4066. 4n3 passengers car
ried In December, 1909, an increase of S2. 9Ss
passengers, or p per cent. The largest
DAYS traffic during the month was on the
18th, when 2nS,li1 persons were carried.
AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING COM.
PANY.-At meeting Of directors OF the
American Sugar Refining Company Philip
Stockton, president OF tho Old Colony
Trust Company of Boston. was elected a
director in place of Horace Hayemeyer, re-
signed
STEEL RAIL oRDERS.-The Tennessee
Coal and Iron Company reports an order
for 1000 tons OF rails The Carnegie Steel
Companys share Of the l5.00o-ton Erie or
der placed some time ago is 24.oI0 tons.
SECURITIES LISTED The following
securities have been added TO the Stock
Exchange list: Sl5nnn0 additional Atlanta
Birmingham first mortgage 4 per cent
thirty-y year bonds, making the total amount
listed 70 date $4,000. Chicago & North
Western Railway Company $4,000 900 gen
eral mortgage per cent bonds, Chicago &
Eastern Illinois Railroad Company, 81. 400 COO
additional 4 per cent refundng and i'm
provement bonds.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

TO HOLDERS or THE FIRST MORiGa1b
FIVE PER CENT BONDS OF The NbSl-
CHESTER LIGHTING COMPANY. -
Notice is hereby given, that, I'm accordsncs
with the terms Of an agreement, dated July lZ'
1904 between tho Westchester bishtlhs toI-
nsny the Consolidated Gas Company and others
whereby the latter Company guaranteed the pay
ment of the principal and interest OF inc aDo.so
mentioned bonds holders thereof may nave me
guaranty stamped thereon and executed by tne
Consolidated Gas Company by presenting the
same at the National city Bank or New 1orK.
IS Wall street New York. The guaranty VIII oe
I'm the following form:
dated July r. 1904, between the Wesichester
Lighting Company. the New York and West
chester Lighting Company. the United Gas I'M
provement Company. the Consolidated Gas Com
many Of New York and tho Central Trust Com
pany OF New York. the Consolidated Gas
COMPANY Of New York hereby assumes and
agrees to pay the within bond Of the Westchester
Lighting Company and the interest thereon.
when and AS the same fall due respectively
CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY OF NEW
YORK,
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
MEETINGS.
THE II. Is. CLAFLIN COMPANY.

THE II. Is. CLAFLIN COMPANY.
Al the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
The II. b. Claim Company. held this day st ths
Office Of the Company. in Elizabeth. y j., John
C1arin. Dexter n. Force, George r. Armstrong.
John g. Esmes. stewart ". Eames and Louis
stewart were elected Directors FOR the ensuing
year.
At a subsequent meeting of the Directors 80
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
Presldent--JOHN CLAFLIN.
,.t,. r,rosi,.,.. }JOHN c. lanes.
wee Fresluen'S- lLOUTS STEWART.
Treasurer-DEXTER y. FORCE.
Secretary-GEORGE r. ARMSTRONG.
Assistant TreasUrer-STEWART W EAMEs,
Mr.. Charles W. Gould elected Counsel fos
the corporation.
G. Z. ARMSTRONG, Secretary.
January H. 1911
GENERAL FIRE EXTINGCIsHER COMPANY.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders q
this Company for the election Of Directors ana
for such other business may properly cons
before the meeting, will be held al the CON-
pany's Office. in the German-American BuiIdins,
No. 1 Liberty street, New York city, y. y. az
ten o'clock a. m, Wednesday. January -. lall'
Transfer books will he closed on January lfns
1911, and reopened February End 1911.
7. ". HARTWELIs secretary
Providence r. l.. January 10Th, 1911.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
THE DENVER AND RIO ,,ids,.S GRASpE KALI

1ei Rroadway New York, Dec. Isl, IVIV;
Tba BOARD OF Directors has this day d de>
ciared semi annual dividend OF IN pwS NE pre-
Srroa Scot of this Company, payable Jan
parv 10Th, 1911, TO stockholders Of record on
December oath, 1910. <, c,o.L
The transfer books OF the Preter,eu go. Sn
,,ii, Close at 12 o'clock noon on Decemner
S,tb 1910 and will reopen on the morning
oi January sST1;EPHEN LITTLE. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following we're the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yester-
DAY on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

The following shows Yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds com
pared with Tuesday, s:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
FINANCIAL ELECTIONS.
ESTABLISHED 1884
The Bank of New York
SsfieaaI Banking Associsftoo

New York, January 1lth, 1911.
A, the annual meeting Of the stockholders
held on the 10Th inst. the following named
gentlemen we're duly elected Directors for the
ensuing year.
Chas. ID. IeveriCh, George l.. Rves'
Au.on W. Hard. VIM. J. Matheson
Henry {. swords, Anton 4. Raven
j. G. Mccullough Henry ~ Cooper.
VIM. A. Read. Charles oiney'
Daniel \. Davis. Ogden Mills.
Herbert I. Griggs. James Brown.
Samuel T. Hubbard.
and a, inspectors Of Election for Vthe ensuing
scar.
Hermann ". Cammann,
Hanson c. Gibson.
George II. Prentiss.
At, meeting OF the Board of Directors
hold this DAY. Mr.. Herbert l. Griggs was re-
elected President. and Mt. Chss. Olney was re-
elected President both unanimously
CHAS OLNEY. Cashier.
THE IMPORTERS. AND III! TRADEEPRSS LEPS Ma
TIONAL BANK OF NEW I0Rk; 0! ;,o,,
New York, January ION l9ll
Al the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
this hank. held TO-DAY. the following named
gentlemen were duly elected directors ior 'ne
John ArbuCkle VI II. Powell
Isaac u. Fletcher Edward :. kice
Henry e. Hubert Edward Townsend -,
Henry r. Ickelheimer Edward Van Nolkenburgh
John J. Lapham John - NaI,oh
.Adolph Icwisohn T. r. WorraH
r.Ctors Nr Edward Townsend was unanimously
reelected President and Mr.. Henry {. Hubert
and Mir II. n. Powell were unanimously re-
te''sa '''''' '''' Fl II POWELL Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE,
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

,oft 1910 1000
II e7s jar SO t5s so8 ttoo'ssil 5000 sa3
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED by ". y Coler & Co. No, ~
cedar street,
,,.o.,.a ,rtcrest 10 be added)
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
BONDS.

s7s oNn ',m SIN Sec IS l0oss lOpi' lW,s loV,.
OoO Braden Cop 6s 1852 ~, lut,7 iet1
900 DM&FtD "a % HS't 20
1000 Mason Val Ss..llo ~. ~. ~,
$50 600 'N Y CITY it.s.lN0a, lW,A 10 ioocH
% 600 So Bell T&T IS o5At Hos ,ee9,4 30
~ 600 T'v'r IS notes. lo1At iNlt lnIH iol =
az 600 west Pac 5s.. e27, P2's pa "2s
.s,l,. cents rer share. fodd lots tAs'sssment
paid. fNcp. 'Whsn issued
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

Coupons interchangeable tReglstered 3CoH1
pons. sRegistered and coupons.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

furnished by Van schsick & Co. 10 wall
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

FOREIGN TRADING.-For houses
were not factors In the local stock mar
ket. dealing in only A few thousand shares
about evenly distributed between sales and
purchases.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

i'' 80 >
15l ISL l50i4 lSNl2 l50l ? 1921
~ ~ -. 77s' rs ~
l2ass 1853, l2its .l2i5s l2f l24sa
5712l big 5N2 5Il2. 81 5I%2
1874 ilS4 1885, 1874 1922 '134
1912 1912 1915 1915 1915 l9a
53i2, 53i2 5Si4' 5Sl4 53is 53ss
.l12ia 1l2A ll@4 llp4 1908 1l2is
l22 .123L, 12 1921. 'l22l2 l2,4
12i2 1917 l2i2. 12l2. 1919 IL
54ls 54ls 54is 54is a s.
4Oa. 40S4 20 20 ~ tol2
s4i2, S42 &i2, &i2. @l3 S6
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1911-07-15
NO MORAL TO THIS TALE.

Willie Smith was a fighter, but
different. He never smoked, drank
or swore, and whenever he won a
purse he took the money home and
poured it in his old mothers lap.
She allowed him two dollars a week
spending money to buy ice cream
sodas.
Tom Jones was a fighter and the
toughest thing in town. He smoked,
drank and swore profciently. He
had no old mother, and if he had he
would not have poured any money
in her lap. He did not spend his
money on ice cream sodas.
Willie Smith and Tommy Jones
net in a main bout and in the sec
ond round Jones knocked out Smith.
Moral: The result of a prize fight
IS always a gamble.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1911-07-15
WAITER LONeED TO rRayEL
Began Collecting Funds From pin.ts
Tor European Trip and Got onIy
to Police Court.

u have just come from ~prosecut-
ing a waiter who was trying to prac-
tlce hold-up methods in this hotel"
SAID the manager of a big uptown
hotel. eve had a dinner here the
other night for which We had to hire
one hundred walters. We paid them
$50 for about an hours work and
Considered that plenty.
But after dinner one of thes
waters began to pass a plate, telling
diners that he was about TO make a
rip TO Europe. He had collected
% or Sc when one Of the head wait
ars discovered him and threatened
o have him thrown downstairs if
re did not get out. The other wait
rs later had our head waiter arrest
cd. In the courtroom the magis-
rate dismissed the case with a rep
'lmand to the begging waiter. II
ever see you doing such a thing
1t a dinner where I am said fhc
Magistrate, q will give you a stun
IONS out Of my own pocket y"
'ew York Sun.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1911-07-15
BELONGED THERE SOMEWHERE.

"Does a man named Jones room
}rre?"
This question was put 70 a lady at
o. home on Peachtree street when she
,ad been summoned to the door by a
mid ringing Of the bell. The in
Iuirer was very earnest, but as much
) she would have liked to obligo
i'm the lady was forced to answer
Inn in the negative.
''Thank, you, ma'am," he replied
'oiectedly, and then continued +;
You see, I'm Jones. | come from
omer, Ga, and don't know where
live. I've got a room somewhere
s4t along here, but somehow I
ant just seem to locate the thing"
\ stranger finally helped him find
room.-Atlanta Constitution.