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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-20
IONA VITA JUST
WHAT IS NEEDED
FOR TIRED FOLKS
Country Is Filled with Persons
Afflicted with Nervous
Debility.
SOME HUMAN WRECKS
GOING TO BE ASTONISHED
Remarkable New Discovery
Brightens and Reiuvenates
All Who Take 1t.

The country is filled with half sick,
run down, Jistless people afflicted with
ervou debility.
Are you one of them? DO you feel
tired all the time, with no ambition or
energy? Do you get up in the morning
after a poor nights sleep feeling as
worn out as when you went to bed?
Do you catch cold easily? Is your cir
culation poor? Have you an irregular
appetite? Is your stomach out of or
der most of the time? Are o ner-
vous and depressed in spirits?
These are the symptoms of nervous
debility. iona Vita, the wonderful new
tonic, is bringing back health to thou,
sands who are afflicted with this
trouble. If you are struggling along
in this miserable rundown condition,
trying to do your work when you feel
like going to. bed, you can get a new
lease on life by a trial of this great
tonic that is making such a record all
over the world.
Men and women in all stations of
life are being built up and rejuvenated
by iona Vita. The tonic acts SO quick
ly that it astonishes those who try
it for the first time. From the first
dose the tired, respondent feeling be-
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digestion return in a few days. Then
health and renewed energy bring back
happiness and ambition.
Don't drag about half dead any
longer. Get this medicine at once, You
will be thankful the longest day you
live. If the tonic does not do you
more good than anything you have
ever tried you can have the purchase
price returned by our regular agent.
Lees Rhubarb Laxative, the assist
ant remedy. should be taken in con
Dection with iona Vita where there is
chronic constipation. Lees RhGbarh
Laxative is a pure, harmless and eff
fective family laxative containing the
fine medicinal qualities of rhubarb, is
pleasant to take. Petty's Pharmacy
has the agency for Tona Vita and
Lees Rhubarb Laxative in Newark,
n. j..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-20
GAYNOR ROUSEs
sUFFRAG|ST IRE
Indignant Because He Asked
Does Your Husband Know
! You Are 0ut?"

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Nothing in
club circles has enraged suffragists
and club women as did Mayor Cay
nor's query at the Federated state
Clubs convention: Does Your hus-
band know you're out?"
Club women and ~suffragists have
been holding Indignation meetings
vowing that hereafter n man tc
whom the courtesy of the club is e.
Handed shall confne himself to the
specific subject which he is invited tt
kfsr SIS.
Mrs. James Griswold Wentz, presi-
EJezt Of the Woman's Republican Club
SS4dch holds its meetings at Delmoni-
cos. denounces men speakers who re-
korted TO "platitudes and 1owery com
nliments to the fair sex'' in addressing
@urnen's gatherings.
''Suoh talk is a thing of the past
aBid Mrs. Wentz. The majority of
women's clubs stand for serious work.
Most of them can afford to have their
housework done, and, therefore, have
time to devote to betterment of civic
and political conditions. We do not
care to have men come and tell us
how to take care of the home and the
cfildrel and inform III that we are
dear things"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-20
PASSENGERS N
PERIL ON STEAMER
Joy Liner Tennessee's Side
Stove In-Kept AflOat
by Pumps.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-The JOY liner
Tennessee got here from Providence by
way of New London with Two jagge
holes in the wooden superstructure =
her bow, about six feet from the
stem. Captain j. p. Enos said that she
was hit by heavy geas while entering
Long Island Sound and was forced to
make New London for temporary re-
pairs before proceeding. Many of her
125 passengers, chiefly women and
children, said they believed that this
holes had been caused by collision
with some object, perhaps a schooner
or buoy. They talked of the panicky
experience on the vessel, saying thut
the negro stewards acted like wild men
in the storm just after the smashing
of the bow.
They pounded on the doors of state
rooms and shouted that the ship was
sinking. Women ran out, some vita
babies i'm arms, and said they were
going to jump overheard. They were
prevented.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-20
TAFT NOT MENTIONED IN
PROGRESSIVES' PLATFORM.
western Reserve" Stands for
Downward Revision of Tariff.

CLEVELAND. o., Nov. 20.-A decla-
ration of principles was adopted here
today by a committee representing the
Progressive Republicans of the va
rious counties of the Western Re-
serve" To no candidate does the plat
form pledge Progressive support, nor
does it mention President Taft.
The platform demands downward
revision of the tariff. but stands for
protection. It calls for a non partisan
tariff board, remedial Legislation for
trust evils, direct election of United
States senators. the Roosevelt con
servation pollcy's development, an in
come tax that will be graduated up
wards, the abolition of offices for
lame ducks direct nominations in
States. counties and municipalities. a
general corporation commission and
the initiative and referendum.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-20
SAILOR AND BABY FROM
WRECKED BARGE DROWN

NEW YORK, Nov. 2o.-The four me,i
aboard the barge Helen A. Wyman,
which was wrecked yesterday neal
Block Island, were rescued and landed
last night near New London. This in
formation came to the Scully Towing
Company here today from the captain
of the tug Mary F. Scully, which made
the rescue ten hours before the barge
went down.
The western coast of Block Island
was strewn with w~reckage, among
which were pieces of the barge Yer
mont, which was stove to pieces Fri
day night near Plum Island. The Yer
mont was being towed by the tug Ho-
k~endauqua, which also belongs to the
Scully Towing Company. The presi-
dent said today that while the captain
of the Vermont and his wife were res
cued n sailor and a baby seventeen
months old were drowned.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-20
AMERICAN AND FRENCH
LINERS IN CYCLONES.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2O.-Captain Ar
thur Mills, in command of the Amerl-
can liner Philadelphia, who disdains
rough weather, says that he has run
into the worst weather in thirty or
more years on the trip just ended, and
says that the Philadelphia, one of the
sturdiest and the last of the clipper
bows, had the time of her life on the
tempestuous trip. She vas thirty-four
hours late. She actually carried with
her the bad weather, which began
when she sailed from Southampton.
Tie ship ran through three distinct
C~Nclones.
Also the crack French liner La Pro-
ence, ran afoul of the slashing seas
and the 100-mile blast. She is ordinar-
lily a Friday ship and she did not get
off the Hook until late on Saturday
night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-20
BISHOP LINES OBSERVES
HIS EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY.

Bishop Edwin S.. Lines, of the New
ark Epis opal diocese, is today cele-
brating the eighth anniversary of his
elevation to the e%piscopacy. In accord
with his custom for years, Bishop
Lines held a reunion of the clergymen
of the diocese today in st. PauPs
Episcopal Church, at High and Market
streets. Services were held at the
church and a luncheon followed in the
parish house, where the bishop and
clergy were the guests of the ladies'
societies connected with the church.
Bishop Lines will celebrate his sixty
sixth birthday on Thursday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-20
NJ NAMARA JURY
REQUIRES 7 MORE
Court to Rule Against Long Ex'
animation of Remaining
Veniremen.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 2O.-With
five sworn Jurors in the box and two
talesmen passed by both sides, neces-
stating five more talesmen before the
third round of peremptory challenges
can be exercised, examination of We
niremen proceeded today. To date 49S
have been called and about 500 names
still remain II the jury wheel.
During the examination of venIre
men hereafter long arguments will b,
discouraged, as the court, it is said
expects to rule on zach case inme,
diately.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-20
WIFE AND CHILD DIE IN WRECK.

wESTBROOK, Conn, Nov. 20
Blown on the rocks of Menunketsuch
Point the two-masted schooner Henry
II. Willis was pounded to pieces and
the wife and child of Captain Otto
Pauer, or Riverside, r. l., the owner,
killed by exposure. The captain and
the one member of the crew were res
cued in an exhausted condition.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-20
FEARING DEPORTATION,
GIRL EL0PER WOULD DIE.

TRENTON, Nov. 2O.-Fearing that
she would be deported and separated
from her fiance. Theresa Alvino, who
eloped to this country recently with
Pasquale G%uirdano, attempted to com
NIT suicide by jumping into the canal.
She was rescued by Patrolman John
Hebner after a struggle. The pair were
arrested, as it was alleged Guirdano
deserted his wife and family in Italy.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-20
FIRE A SALOON.

Fire did damage to the extent Of
$3.50 at the saloon of Peter Einck, 2s4
West Kinney street. at 8 a. m. today.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

IN respect 10 variety of securities repre-
sented on the list the market on the oon-
solidatcd Exchange was quite brodd. MS
was in the face Of the fact that business
was limited as 10 volume There were
evidences Of little commission mouse
liquidation coming from customers VINO
had become discouraged over the way tne
market had again gone into rut. AZ me
ame time il was the subject OF toor COM
nent that offerings appea cd to be readily
q bsorbed Generally. prices for the leadinS
stocks exhibited relative softness compared
with the New York stock Exchange quota
tious. Reading did not sell above l9,, ?.
against high on the other board 81 los;
steel common above ~. against s's' ana
Missouri Pacific above 5li2. against 3l"s.
The last named got as low as joi4. against
5ois. steel got down TO 'sl7 against Us.
II was one Of the lightest days trading III
Smelling IN floor recollection, only nlnet!
shares Of that stock selling as against
6.5io shares OF Steel. the 'eader IN rsspec'
10 activity. Transactions in all STOCKS TO
tailed ESQ shares. Detailed operations
foiiOW.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

ordou March 2l--ConSols closed IS
higher al 81 ISIS for money and s. for
account. making IN advance ~ i3-le since
Nonday Anaconda was = lower AZ il'..
Grand Trunk unchanged N 2SSs. Canadian
Pacific - higher AZ 2Sl4
Money was in good demand. MAINLY for
tho settlement now i'm progress on 'ne
stock Exchange and quarterly dishurse-
nents al tho end Of tho month. Discount
rates were steady.
The stock market Was quiet and frnl.
With British securities again ,hc most a'-
tive issues Cilt-edGed shares and home
rais closed higher. and Kaflrs and rub
her stocks we're steady; bat tho foreign
g ctiou was neglected.
American securities opcucd steady and
light covering later prices declined on
New York and Continental offerings, but
the market hardened slightly ~ tho late
trading. The closing was undecided.
Call money IN London. ?9413 per cont {;
cren market discount rate for short hillS.
css rer cent: long bills. :5sd2 ,-l6 per cent :
Berlin discount rate. 81 per cent; Paris
discount rate ?ss rer cent: Paris exchange
exchange on London. - marks IS pfen-
nirs Bar gold rs od. and American eagles.
1ss SD
Paris. March 93.-Three rer cent rentes
closed 10 cenfmes lower At o. francs 81:
ccn.ines Prices we're generally firm Oh
the Bourse.
Perlin March 23-TradlnS was dull, hut
prices were firm on tho Boerse
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
TOPICS OF THE STREET.
FOREIGN TRADTNG.-Foreign houSe
dealt in less than 100 shares In tho loc;
stock market.

FOREIGN TRADrNG.-Foreign houses
dealt In less than 100 shares I'm the Ioca'
stock market
THE COPPER NAKET.-Althoush olec-
trolytic copper has ieen quoted as 10" as
1917 cents a pound. the leading selling aeeh-
cies declare that they have been maklnE
no sales below l2as cents. A representa- y
OF one OF the largest selling agencies 80
he could have sold 100000 pounds oi cop
rer had he agreed upon price ot lZos ceu,S c,
a Mound: also that lD.pnNo pounds couiI
easily have been disposed of on pasls ci
.Iai. cents a pound. Export business Is no,
holding W as we'll az In me carrier pa,
OF the month. and on account ~ ms II
would not be surprising If furthrr m
crease IN surplus stocks were shown durlhs
the current month.
PREPAYMENT CAR SALES CO.--At the
organization meeting Of tho Prepayment
oar SAILS C'on,panv held Yesterday. the
following directors and officers were eject
ed: Duncan Mcdonald Of the FaN-as , on
Eiter Car Corporation, president y. ~.
r. c,und OF TIE Electric Service supplies
Company. vice president: Harold KoWn-
free. C~.presiJert Of the National fneu-
matte Company. treasurer: y. y. bgrnra.'
pre sident or tho Pay-Whhin car ConpanN.
secretary: Thomas ". Casey. OF the Pay .
as- -You. Enter car Corporation. genera
manager. aud tho following directors;
II. baldwin president of the OTIS lle-
yator COMPANY and r. L. MacDurl". vice
pttsdent o. tho Railway Improvement
Company.
WINTER WHEAT CONDITION r !.
Yoakrr1. chairman Of the hoard cf the ~.
Louis & San Francisco. says. 'Condl'lonS
of winter wheat along the lines 81 ""
Frisco are excellent for this season ~ 'h'
wear owing to the recent rains
ATLANTIC COAST LINE ORDtkS
FOI'JPNENT. The Atlantic Coast Line
has ordered 4G steel urderfrar'e box cars
from the American Car and FoIndrY ON .
pany and - potash cars from the STANDARD
steel Car company
NEVADA CONSOLIpATEnH FEkk' ,,
Apy TRODI-CTION The production of
tho Nevada C'onsoli lidatnd Copper COMPANY
for February was 4,s92.a35. as COMPARED win
: nfS954 po.indS I'm January and 3.'l".""b
rounds IN December
FTAHS FEBRUARY PROHIBITION
The production Of the Utah Copper Com
many for February was 1885 pounds. as
compared with G1o7.ll6 hounds in January
sui 1i31sS5 pounds in December.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24

DoMESTr- EXCHANGE Boston. nc
discount Chicago. 10" pro omiUIn san From
cisco. sight r.. telegraph &C.: N"p Orleans.
commercial 90 discount. bank 5 premium ::
=, Louif. 1nc premium b'd. 2oc asked; So
vsrnah. huriuc lsc discount selling pa.
HANk CLEARlNGS New York OK
changes toSs 20. balances ill.HilfSs. Bal
,irore. exchanges s5l2A1@i. balances S3s3.-
$50. Boston. exchanges s2i"s;.f1@. balances
8 ~. 81; Chicago, exchanges S"f'e.6l6. bal
snces 2.s4f,fi
SILVER MAEkET.-- Commercial bar ~il-
vtr. 59asC.. Mexican silver dollars. +jc. Ear
silver closed in London AZ - 5.l6d IN sd-
vance Of l-lfd.
GOLD PREMIUM MADRID, 80. Lis
hon. l".
MEXICAN EXCHANGE Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted ii ?oli..
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. 60 Receipts
from customs Yesterday were sl."i|.s%f, IN
terrsi revenue. inciud'nS corporation tax
:el5sl.. and miSCella laneous. %@.l,H. a total o.
g. O.s s93 againS, total expenditures on or
Giua~v account Of y2I5S.95l. FOR the month
20 date ordinary receipts nave oeen S3sl,O'-
81 and ordinary expenditures were Sa9zsV,-
Lec The eXCes~ Of expenditures was >llo-@V.
Tor tne fiscal wear 10 date ordinary receipts
have iren Sis2 .1634it. against 81 y, ,l@J.'-S IN
the same period OF 1910 ana ordinary c%..
pcnditurcs Sis5.G1l.1s3. against $s9Ol5oo" I'D
ili6 The excess Of Expenditures amounting
10 s. 800 SO. compared with an excess OF eN-
penditures last year Of SzzVH.olN. lnClud.h-
Panama Canal account and puDhc oept. TIC
,xc.es Of all expenditures over rccclptS
-ince Iuly amounted 10 s25.O3s,co- against
an excess i'm the corresponding PERIOD
wear ago Of si4i5e.l4'.
STB-TREASURY.-Th ub-Treasuiy was
debtor 10 the Clearing House ys2i.ll'
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Spe,rlstion in the market FOR oiitsid"
securities was unn,erosting although u
me- quarters slightly nrmer tenhsnc!
Vas shown. Tie listing Of chino ana hal
Consolidated cu the stock Exchange r.
dtccd hu~inpss to - considerable esfent. "
ierest VAS generally centred IN the noii
do pa rtmcnt. especially in tho Nc" ,"rk
state new &. which sold 1T lh3'2. WIN n
large demand being shown. "fh niue OF u
offe rings Texas conpan" ne Developed
Grmncgg ~ an improvement o. y. olnrI
issues iulej steady. In tho lndustr'a ;
trading VAS light. Standard oil fell 10 ana
American Tobacco 10. In the mining i,S'
c,rsjJor.bIo interest was shown In the
rcrrupjno issues rhe copper stocks moved
within narrow limits and tho silver shares
u.,re abo,t steady
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24

Equal 20 ~ - rsr cen, or S2'l "t',.lc ca.e -.
as compared with Hoi rer cent or S.'o'f'''''
tho previous yeag.
President Vail saws IN part AZ ehd
Of tho year stations which consutlted, e.I .a
system in The nted states were . 9S.,l's y.
an increase Of 7i0.0Z7 nj t'ese lS1los
were operated by local. cooperative sPs
rural independent companies. 81
"Total mileage Of wine IN use was ~
2l2 miles. % which l.l62.iS mas a4dsd 's''
ing the vcar -,
Including traffic over lonc distance lIn..'
hut not including connccunE cpmpd,u,,...
daily average toll connections were auo. a,
602 20 and of exchange connections aves.
q .tSl 80. as against corresponding ns..ei
in 1900 of 5l,.0D and l9e25.o", ne i0a, =,
daily average for 1870 reaching Z-hfeo'
at the rate % about 1l5.iNeo q leeJ
The earnings Of the entire Bell Ies,,
phone system. including the conSlnsI
statement Of earnings of the assoe.sssv,
Bell operating companies ana toe ~.
company. excluding al duplcsuons y
tween companies. compare as tolo"si
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
For PORCUPINE STOCKS
J. Thomas Reinhardt
For CURB STOCKS
J. Thomas Heinhar0t
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET Nonev on call opened
~ q. per cent; highes', - per cent; low
est. % per cent: closing - per cent.
ruling rate. "a per cont Time moner, al
-hoU9h still rather inactive. vas slightly
improved in tone. Rates o. per cent for
sixty dsys. %. per cent for ninety dsyS.
2Tsi. rer cent 70 four, Ave and civ
months. 404i4 per cent for over the Wear
Mercantile paper was issued moderately.
meeting ,eith 2 fair demand Rates. |TH4
pr cent for eiNty 20 ninety days indo' 60
nents. t0p. per cent for choice -four 70
sN months SinCe names. g. and upward
ror The Jess VOL known names.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. The fore Sr
cNcpanse ma yk"t opened easier. with rates
oH points - &4"T4.S SIS for cables
1HjG. 500 cor demand sterling and
4&n0df sa90 for 6'-dgv nils. short francs
were 80 and short rei"hsmarks 9's
iees i-E4 The market UaS Steadier I'm the
afrcruo, N. advancing points from The open-
INK cables were quoted ~ fSi5a So 2.
coruand sterling ~ 4.S5l"0+.Sl5 ana Go
dsy. bills Al asnoG4 $40 Snort francs held
around T. 2n0;.9o plus '-5i and shor, reicf1s-
rns rks 49,
f-Nf
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. March %. Tho weekly return Of
he Bank of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve decreased ts9.o'>.
circulation increased t25S0s0; bullion IN
creased $4,000 other securities increased Is. @
1000. other deposits increased tl3so.@6.
public deposits Increased f2ioi.G1o. Govern
ment securities increased tJ0oC6I The pro
portion of the banks reserve 10 nahiliiles is
now $50 per cent against 900 per cent
last week. and compares with a decline
from iass per cent to 80 per cent in TINS
week last year. The rate OF discount was
unchanged at per cent.
Paris. March 23.-The weekly return Of the
Bank Of France shows: Gold on hand M
creased j52j.o" francs and silver on hand
increased $50 900 francs
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ATLANTA. BIRMINGHAM a ATLANTIC

ATLANTA BIRMINGHAM 4 ATLANTIC
1911. 1910. 1909
"a week In Mch s6t4,o S57 80 $40. 25l
July Mch. ~ 2oJt 30 i.s3;39i 80 go
LEilIGU VALLEY
Month of Feb
Gross earnings s. G?G 363 81 ,a3 .s5 s? iiG O,i
tNr ana taxes LOSE ~ i.512."ao ! d>3 -
N"t earnings spl3Glg S6,i nli $3.50 20
July lien -
Gros' carvings S2i -; 1o s23 3si l4a SCI 7os ~:
'No ana tlN'- le -, :pa Is iliS3i "a 's2 6ai
Net ssrnints. $500 50, IS lsssls sSe2a 49,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks In
which there we're no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
MINING.
BONDS.

So o,o Am cot oil 81. ?6'. a6"s ?5,s "'>
9oOJ - due 1922 s2i. s. So -
3"oo" y Y st Is Llo5is io3,a io3'T io5,1
3anp,D Texas 60 6s....1ol lolSs lpl I"l =
200 West Pac So. a37s a37. o.. a37,
'Sclls cents por share fOdd lots.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
,>DRTW ). MCCORMACK. ArCTIoNEER

Adrian g. NulleT * son VIZ %. N a.1.
ton on Friday. March 2ith. 1871, ar Nv"
clock A. tho ENchange Salesrpofn. Nos -
and is VcScy r.. for account % Ar'hur H.
Jones & 60, pUrchcssr ~ sale "t Na'c'
?2 l3ll.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
A>DHtw }. McroWuACk. ArCTONEEK

Adrian r. Muller & son will gel Al auclss,
on Wednesday. March "Hth. l"ll. a. l-.a'
o'clock 80 tho ENchang- Salesroom, nos :,
and IL. Nrsey st.. New York. bv order q,
TRUSTEE under and pursuant TO certain Ir-'l
Agreement. ,
lni III. N.rdner Cr1Isher 90 common
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
United States Worstsd Company
ZOO Fifrh Avenue. New York.

quarterly dividend of 1s.oc on the Pc
ro~rtd stock has hecn declared hy III" Eoa-d
~ Directors PAYABLE April 18Th. 1911 ''
sto-l,roiders Of record Aprl ls;. 1911. Booh'
close Arrl isi. 1911 and reopen April l5th
,a11 = HnRENT q. sLOSTKOM. Treasuror.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Tho following shows yesterdays closing
quotations tor government bonds. compared
with Wednesday,:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24

~ ,---Ircn .,trcet- Nc1 YOrk. Narch 20 JED.
Tt. BOARD of Directors this da" declared a
ava c;erly dividend of one arC throe-quarters
I.- ,.ui. uron the preferred capital stock.
ti.,et.c April 21st. 1911. 10 the prsfcrred
s'oet ho'qors of record 81 tho close ct business
sa Arrt' fth laiI checks will be mailed.
transfer books of the preferred stock will
lose 80 . 7 NJ. April 4th lPl1. and reopen
'rr.t @&th. ial1. e.. - DENNY, Secr''ary.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
ROSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished by !. Thomas R'inhardt. 30 ~
BROAD street Sew York. and 40. - Devon
shire street. Boston.l
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TEL
EGRAPE.

The American Telephone snd Telegraph
COMPANY has issued II annual report Tor
the wear ended December 81, 1910 TS
income account compares as to'lcTs. 81
1910 ieN.
Dividends ............ Sia ao5. 20, IS ia.3
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
furnishes by Warren. GtovsN Co. ~
Broad street,
rnpc1.rINr sTOCNS.
NEW YORK CITY BONpS'

FURNISHED by ". y Coler 4 CO. No
" strectD
Accrued interest 20 be added, -,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
\Ipy>sI\t MINES COMPANY.

T. e. VroadRay, NeV York. March %. iHli
TIC poa-f 81 directors hs. 70 day declared q
,fsifar quarterly dividend - FIVE PER CENT.
spl Ar extra dividend ~ TWO AND ONE HAlI
VTE CENT. payshlc April %. 1911. 20 share
h-Iie-e or rccorG a. Of March 81. 1911. Transfer
books "a .I CLOSE March 81 lHll anl reopen ip,i
= i"l1
4 { HEEITIEE Trta eurs-.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

n,,,.s,oa ~ Van schsick 4 Coz 40. Wal
sfieet)
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24

Perin. March g3-TradinG was dull. h,
prices were firm on tho Boerse
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
eALR Road EQUIPMENT BONDS ANo
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing 1911 %

n ,r,rri.heA hy srartvout & Aprrn-.sr. No. 50
= rius st-sctl
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

,rnish.d Nv Charles u. Ra ruey a Co so. q
Ercad street. New Norh. ana NJ. l.s South
49, stret IhtladrlIiIa
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24

., oueon. in,srchsrgeael' NC
ccn. sIr.it'ersi snf ccpeo"'
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-08-25

| will pay $500 for the arrest
and conviction of any person
found corralling in wire corralls
or mis-treating any Of my horses
on the open range. &C. Speiser.
Consider we'll then decide right
ly. Trade at the w. H. Peck
Cash Store.