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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-31

HIRE may be
times when a
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wealthy ma
ton finds that
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come almost
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18
U, OF A, VICTOR
 IN FIRST BATTLE

In a game in which they were out matched for age. weight and eXper- fence. the football team of the Bisbee high school yesterday afternoon lost their first game Of the season to the University of Arizona reserve team, by the score of '26 to o. The game was interesting. but slow and was chiefly notable for the many pauses in play during which the rules were discussed and the university men were penalized for one or another foul
 Considering their short period on the field the locals played a good game, and their work was always scrappy and peppery. They outshone the visitors from the point of techni- cal football, but their plays were in instances unorganized and they showed need of much coaching in car rying the ball and in rmNing interfer- ence. Their offensive play was much weaker than their defensive, where, with the exception of the line, they managed to break into the university plays and spoil them consistently. Neuman. Doyle, Thomas and Big Mike" shone through the game for the Hi
 The university. reserves showed that they are fully what was expecSed. They weighed an average of 156 lbs. and were fairly speedy. In addition, they showed thad they have been pn- der fire before. This in main account able for the fact that they were able to make their gains through the line and on old style football.
 The Hi lineup follows: Thomas, re- Doyle, rg: Murhead, Tt; Woods and Shelp, c; Watkins, lg; Finnerty It. Cook and Kreigbaum. le; Neuman qb Verfurth fb; Schmalzel In, cap tain Cochran, rh
 The University lineup was: Lynch, c; McSherry rg; Adams and Mcclure, Tt; Carpenter. re; Hayes. lg; Whipp and Earth, It; Renaud. le; Turyey, flo; MaheO, captain, rh; Latourette and Yoacum, h. Kingley qb.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18
CONGRESS- LONGEST
 SITTING WILL END
 SOON WITH CERDIT
Continued from Page D

ginia coal strike the Michigan cop per strike and the Colorado coal strike Inquiries leading to impeach- ment proceedings which eventually were dropped were conducted by the House Judiciary committee into the affairs of Judges Daniel Thaw Wright. of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia and Emory r. Spear United Ctates Circuit Judge for the Southern District of Georgia.
 Notwithstandmg its achievements the Congress left much important work unfinished. Much of this legisla- ton will be taken up for considera- tion in the winter session. though it will be impossible in the opinion of adming trauon leaders to consider all of it before adjournment March next
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18

harmless. but beneficial when tenn perately indulged
 "I inadvertently mentioned 'rem- perance. We'll for me it is that | did not mention that word in the 'Twere like waving a red flag before Ia Bull. An occupation, no matter how detestable 1t is, and Temperance threatens the occupation of the mer' cenary Prohibition Agitator.
 No, Temperance and Self Govern ment and the Principles they Involve are far more repuenant and offensive to your paid and hired, hypocritical Prohibition Agitator than drunken ness. for drunkenness is the grist for his mill
 Another thing Anything that can be abolished need not be pro- hibited One is efficacious and effeo- tive; the other futile and fallacious. Permit me to illustrate: Slavery was unjust, and therefore an evil. 1t was abolished So, until we can abolish the Liquor Business. let us choose the only just and efficacious way of treating it-by regulating it through the edicts dictates and ethics of TEMPERANCE. carried out through the medium and agency of those twin measures, LOCAL OPTION and .SELFGOVERNMENT
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18
o CAL
. . . q . . . LIKE GREAT NAPOLEON BABY BOY IS BORN AT WAR FRONT

. Ushered into the world amid N Q the sound of bursting shells and . . the whizz of flying bullets. . . baby boy was born early yester ' V day morning in a deserted store q ( building near the international . . line in Naco, Arizona. The night . e was cold. the abandoned build q . ing had no front or roof, and the . c young mother had no attention. N . lt was only when Sherin Wheel q = CT, American army officers and q . other kind persons learned of . . her sad plight that aid was eN- z . tended Immediately an army ' ( ambulance was summoned and N . the young mother and her new . . born child were taken to a hast z ily-improyised place in the big z . adobe opera house at the edge . ( of town. There every comfort ( q possible was given them. and ( . from his warm place provided ( q by American charity the little ( . baby boy looked up at his ad . ' mirers with an enigmatical .
 . smile which semed to say that . z he could not decide himself z ' whether when he grew up he ' . would be a mighty general in . . the army of Maytorena or of q H Hill. . . c . . . . C .
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18
GERMANS RUSH MEN TO RUSSIAN FRONT.

ROME VIA LONDON, Oct. 12.- German advices say that German re- Inducements are being rushed to the Russian frontier, not only by train but by sea from stettin, Strabund and 'Danzig and all other available Baltic ports.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18
MorHEHs OF THIS COUNTRY

have through all ages past and will through all years to come. take care of the ordinary simple ailments in- cident to every family with their own favorite remedy.
 In most every home in the land, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound is the recognized standard household remecy for gemale ills; thousands of American women owe their good health to it. Made from the roots and herbs of the field. it is a simple remedy in which suffer ing women may place perfect conf dence. It contains no narcotic or harmful drugs Adv. G5S)
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18
Rehearsals for "Pennaut."

Rehearsals for "Pennant"
 The next rehearsal for "The Pen nant" will be Monday night at the Presbyterian church Rehearsals are held there twice a week, on Monday and Friday nights. Director Ten Broeck grows more enthusiastic at every rehearsal and predicts the best amateur play ever staged in Bisbee when "The Pennant" i8 presented by the Eastern Star a few weeks hence.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18
Soccer Football Today

The soccer football game this af- ternoon between the Knights of Col umbhs and the Canyon Stars prom ises to be both close and well at tended In addition to the line-op an nounced yesterday morning the K. of C's have the following hs re- serves, William Johnson. Ed Fowler and John Butler.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18
pemoerstIe euttons popular.

The big bunch of buttons boost ing Wilson and the national admin istration recently received at local democratic headquarters are going fast The buttons are of four kinds and there is big demand for them. More have already been ordered and win arrive some time this week
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18
Death of Geo. Thomas.

DgaLn or Ng0, WOWa6.
 George V. Thomas, one of the best known and best liked negroes in Bis bee, died Friday and will be buried today in Douglas, his former home. where the body will be shipped this morning The deceased was 3S years of age and had been in the district for several years. He was the porter al the Maze bar and at the Demo cratic club and had many friends among both the white and colored races His brother Charley is- em- ployed at the Fair store.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18
Here From cananea.

F1Gfe TFom GaNdUGds
 II. g. Mckay. A. W. Marcourt and R. l.. Hawes, all we'll known Cana means. are registered at the Copper Queen hotel, having come up from the mining camp last night
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18
Hunters Grabbing Game.

Guy Mayer, engineer at the Copper Queen hotel and Aubrey Wolf of McWhorter's drug store. who have been on a hunting trip below Para disc in the Chiricahua mountains the past six weeks will probably not return to Bisbee for some time. The hunters are having rare good luck and hesitate 10 leave when the pick ing is so good
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18
Saloon channsa Hands.

The Silver King saloon on the gulch, has been sold by h. A. Brown to Johnny Hall. who is well known in the district
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18
FOOTBALL NOTES

No less than 13 players on the var sity football squad at Harvard first gained prominence as Greater Boston school boys.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18
channe In Machine.

W. A. Bradford. who was scheduled to drive pr. J. NJ. Leonard's Velie in the ElPaso-PhoeniN road race has decided to drive his Cadillac in- stead and has entered the ear in the big event
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18
OPEN OCT 2orH.
PuLLMAN pININe RooM

Meals served Ala Carte Eat what you want Pay for what you get; Try our midday dinner aHd lunches; Open { a. m to D. r1.- Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18

Wet men say, He who is not for me is against me-All silent candidates must be defeated. Adv 1G7)
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18
Boost For Vets.

Hundreds of stickers, put out by the La Granda cigar company have made their appearance about town. They bear the inscription, Arizona is Dry Enough-VOte Wet"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18
FOOTBALL RESULTS

FOOTBALL RESULTS Army 21 Colgate z. Yale, 28: Notre Dame o. Pennsylvania, 13; Navy, 6. Princeton, 16; Lafayette, O. Harvard, 13; Tufts, 6 Michigan. 8 Michigan Agricultural, O.. Wisconsin, IA; Purue, 2. Cornell, ( Iowa, O. Dartmouth, 42; Vermont, O. Minnesota, 29 South Dakota z. Illinois. 37; Ohio State, 0. Indiana, P Northwestern, O.
 RUGBY Nevada S U. of Cal. Freshmen, 19. Stanford Freshmen, IA; St. Mary's College. g.
 BASEBALL RESULTS Oakland l 6 2. es-Higginbotham and Yantz; Trough, Christian and Arbogast Los Angeles 13 z O. Mission 12 9.
 Batteries-Ryan and Meek: Stroud. Kremer and Lynn San Francisco l 4 4. Venice 8 13 l. Hit and McClain.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18
WHAT WOULD THOMAS JEFFERSON THE
 APOSTLE OF LIBERTY THINK OF THISl

If The Proposed Amendment To The State Constitution Should Pass Would Work Suffering On Both Man And BeaSt-A The Old Household Remedies Which Your Mother Used to Ease Your Pains Will Be Barred Forever From The State.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18
CITIZEN OF BORDER
 TELLS OF CALAMITY

Continued from Page B.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-27
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.

EEK DIVIDEND.
Company and Term. sth. Amt.
American Smelling and Refining.
Continental oil. quarterly. ,,,,,,, - 81
Manhattan Bridge Three Cent Line - IL
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NO CONTINENT BIDS
FOR GOLD IN LONDON
Bank Of England Expected to
Get Big Part Of Afri,
con Offering.
STEADY TONE IN MARKET
American Stocks Dull-List
Advances on Moderate
Covering.
STEADY TONE IN MARKET

LONDON, May ga steady tone wa.
present In the market to-day. with prices
improved IN measure over yesterday.
The settlement brought less OF disturbed
feeling than was exported.
The gold situation lent some encourage
ment, as the Bank of England was ex-
pected to get f750.ooo OF the $1,000. 900
South African gold offered in the open
market. The Continent did not appear as
a bidder for the gold.
Contangoes were slightly sitter. Bust
ness was dull. Consols closed 1-1s lower
at "a Tic for money and IAN for the
account. Home rails were steady.
Americans were dull but firm during
the early session. The list advanced on
moderate covering. The good tone IN
your market had some influence in the
later market. but the dulness Is so intense
that present time daily movements have
little significance.
PARIS, May 26.-Rentes at SO francs 80
centnes were 35 centimes higher. Prices
generally were flrm.
BERLIN, May 26.--The market was slow
with prices little changed
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after charges Of Sso.sos. an expansion o.
Ss.Ss7 over April. 1913,

The Northern Ontario Light and Power
Company has declared the regular semi
annual d,y;dene Of per cent; on ,ts pre-;
record June 30. The earnings OF the com
pHny for the first quarter Of tho year showed
San OF - per cent CENT N sross and o. o. -
March both gross and net earnings increased
moro than II per cent.
Net sales for April Of the Massaahusetts
Lighting Companies and various subsidiaries
segregated 5000 an increase of s3,ls4.
Net sales for the ten months ended April
80. 1914. were iss9.i7l, an Increase Of
1918. Subsidiaries OF sachusetta Light
Ing Companies on April /, 1914, served
29slo gas consumers and 1854 electric
with 2l.472 gas consumers and $500 electric
consumsrs or a total OF 2i77s consumers
on April !. 1918
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Susar--Flne granulated sugar was az.
venced 10 points 70 4.2oc. by all re!'"eS
yesterday. This action was not LnsN.
pected in view OF the marked strens.E o.
raws. which were quoted at 3.39c, pronp
shipment AT the close % bushes
Smaller Cuban receipts Tor tho week .-'.a
probability that they will continue 70 wv,
light, owing 10 the closing down o' MS.
centrals. was an important facto: 70
tightening up the raw sugar s!tuta!oN
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MONEY IN NEW YORK.
Foreign Exchange stronR-Adtt-
tional Gold Coin Shipments.

The exports OF gold eoin continued yester-
day. $1,000. 900 being taken for Paris account.
with foreign exchange displaying persistent
strength. The present goa movement now
totals si6.ooo. 900. Denlaad sterling closed
IS points higher at ISIS $3.50. CAL
Time rates we're unaltered. what Little de-
raand there was being Cllefly for six months
and over the year money.
Call money on the floor OF the Stock EE-
ing PEI cent. and the. low ~ per cent.
Time money was dull and unchanged.
Rates were "a per cent for sixty days. ~
per cent for ninety days. "a per cent. Tor
four months. per cont. for ave and six
months and 3S - per cent. for over the
year.
Commercial paper was dull and steady.
Rates were az a. per cent for sixty and
ninety day bills receive<le and tor best four
TO siX months names.
Par. 81. Louis-25S premium. Ailnue-
spolis--soc. premium. San Franrlsco--?0c.
premium. Montreai-tsnc. discount. Chi
caro-25c. premium.
sterling exchange was strong Rates were
$3.50 ts57O for sixty days. ASST 9 $3.50
Money in London. 2h 1?s per cest. short
bills, 1916 per cent: three month";, 1915
per cent. Closing price OF consois. ~ 7-lS
for money and 74is for account
Paris cables quoted the closing price o..
rent.s Sc francs so centines. EXCHANGE on
London. IS francs 1874 o.ntimes. Private
rate of discount in Paris. 2 = per cent Der
lin exchange on London. 20 marks 81 pigs.
Private rate In Berlin. ~ pr cent.
Commercial price OF bar silver IN New
York. 5sAc.: IN London. 20 Lid Mexican
silver dollars quoted at Ak q CSC.
New York Clearing House statement: Ev-
chances. s30s,ss5l0s; balances seS,0i5, sS7,
suo-Tressury credit balance. sl.ss276i.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

ehanrs T. a%.s A Ss.,daS ana
f Rscs " s'Tn ar sSy'fs s Sj ,eaasa s @
butter received thus Far, cut win probably
s:s the 70 su sf2Js III Pf OF ss week w.
the grad!ngs will change. making the high
Se's % Sn .og %t' Fsns ss:
only FAR call for undsrgrades. Process.
sSss and e kis5 soeS rsnse
ssEesS.;- STATE; dairy. aasst: s4is asso,;. 5000
isaisMGis ,gseking stock; current make,
some sections and market nrmed up Az.
e er%s T"' undersrSd.s were c. Ssfsr'
Buyinx was only moderate Yesterday, Skins
outsids quotations. price, were; state.
whole milk. white and coior.d. specials.
srsa.. ysr resi- 'a ~Si. sp:Sas S"ast
iIEe'i sooa !: choice sSiOo.; full skins.
EGGs-Niarket wa. in b.,,er condition
yesterday than the DAY before because OF
thing with quality sold wei, Large part
Of che rec.ints show loss in, quality and
pirties we're little nrmer FOR the higher
grade Not very much doing yesterday in
on S psSSii1y priess tcilows Fnass
ss,h.rsa. Extras, sss ssSc ;toTsre packed.
nrsts 10 extra nrsts. sOis del &c; regular
dirtiss. No, i, I7t@i7no: No. ,. is y l7c;
prnnsylyania and n.erby .hennery whites,
large. fancy. 2cH "a 2se, hennery browns.
2edeeh c.; brown and mixed colors, 1914
T2lHe,; Raltmore ducks 2oG2Sc.: West
srn. lo12'cG Tennessee and other good
LIVE PouLTRv-rh.re were thirty cars
unlosded Yesterday without any established
prices. There WAS no auction. consequently
no sales Of poultry There better ce-
msnd Tor eHpr"sH broilers sud they were
UP to Bic. Without established prices 70
quotations are rlven.
DRESSED POULTRY,-Receipts yesterday
were lighter than the same day last week
and market conditions were only fair.
Trade Oh fresh killed was slow. as II usually
IL on Tuesdays. There was a demand for
good large frozen fowls. Smaller sizes were
slow. Fancy oroilers were in better De;
turkeys and they were irregular In price
and quality, Frozen poultry is moving
slowly. Prices follow: Fresh killed turkeys,
average a h.. 10000. Broilers, phila-
delphia. fancy !. lbs. each, a Id. 40 o t2c
9 lbs, each, 80 4Oc. Fowls. Western boxed
~ lbs. l7H @lsc,; under 80 lbs, i5e.; in
barrels, iced, . lbs. ls'.c. fancy scslded
lsd1siac,; Western ana Southern, poor.
lSgltc Ducks spring, Long Island. l;e.
Old ROSTERS, lac SQUADS, white, 10 lbr,
toms, ESQ .Oci Kentucky. 2sO 2snc,; Texas
| csc, DID hsns ss6sIc,, old rorns era $50
Rroilers, - 10 boE. milk ied. fancy, 10 "a
20 lbs. ?e a. 25c.: corn fed. $40 zoe. Chickens
milk fed. 81 10 sc lbs 10 Dozen, l7alSc
corn, FED, l5@i6c. Fowls western boxed
lbs. Nhe ibe.i ola ROSTERS lto.
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Provisions were lower. Cash pr!ees
were -.
Pork-Mese. s21.75 q s22.5o; family s-s
mse5bo. Reet-packet, sl7506s1s; Ssfn-
iIy, sls.50dSl9. Lard-Prlme western
sioO5; refined Continent, Sio.40; SCUM
American. sl1.05.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-27
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.


New Heven's high price was 50 on the
80 o'clock call on the Consolidated Stool;
Exchange. which compared with subse-
quenr New York Stock Exchange high
for IL OF 6SB. New York Central sold
IS low as %. against low or the other
BOARD o! 93ls. Canadian Pacific devel-
oped special tirrnness for time. touching
a high price OF 1851. against 1851 on
The other exchange. The best turnovers
we're In Reading, with 2.040 shares as
tts total, and IN United States Steel, OF
which 1870 shares changed hands.
Sreers low price was sex on the opening
call. This was down u from its closing
price on Monday and compared with a
subsequent New Yorl: Stock Exchange
low OF 637.. Reading did not sell under
le5S., against SIS on the other board.
transactions in all stocks totalled $500
shares. with thirty seven different Issues
represented by Gales.
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION TO-DAY

BY order OF the receivers.
" shares Union. Exchange National Bank
az New York.
ny order OF executors.
d shares city OF New York Fire Insurance
For account OF whom It may concern.
20 900 shares Stewart Mining Company.
1855 s satrss sts~srt Mining Company.
900 shires stswsrt Mining Company
zoos sDarss steward Mining Company.
Company tolo ttock).
Shares Clinton Han Association.
" GEO interstate Electric Corporation nrst
lien, .p.r, cent collateral sinking fund
10 shares Gndersl.evs Press
rs shares Title Guarantee and Trust Com
100 gNarss J, Spencer Turner preferred.
$4,000 Consumers ALBANY Brewing Com
dao January i. 1885. all Unpaid coupons
attached,
warehouse, receipts George N. Tower. New
100 shares National Bank OF North Amer
ici. Gin liquidstion).
~,lio.G4 wsslera Farm Prodqe.s s per
ao00 J, r. Stanley Estate Company col
kotercl trust per cent. registered
1880 STANDARD Motor Construction Com
p,sny grst mortgage per cent. sinking
'52 shares American Road Machinery Coma
saares STATE sank.
700 saares Brooklyn City Rsilread com.
10 sSsrs. National Exhibition Company,
$4,000 Dayton and Michigan Raiirssd
s ssnad,ta1Sii ~0''''" :" D" cent
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
coffee Closes Uncha nged to { Points
Hiche--srgn- Higher.

Speculative interest in cottes was .ora:.
what broader yesterday. but prices rnoveo
within narrow bounds, closing unchanged
TO points higher. There was moderate
buying by local interests based on TIE
favorable showing OF Hamburg and
Havre cables. as we'll as h-rn Brazilian
markets. There was also considerable
switching from May and September 70 he
later deliveries. Total sales were $3.50
bags.
The Havre market opened q
higher and closed Y tr. higher. Hs!a'
burg started unchanged to Z pig
higher and finished " TO " ptg. h!ghe'
Rio No was unchanged al $500. A.
Santos No. was so refs higher 81 $3.50
while No. there was also SO re!s higher
az 4s95o. Rio and Santos receipts were
&c, 600 bags for two days, against to'oge
bags for two days last year. Sac Par!o
had 1900. against 5000, and Junciahy
had 1900. against 1000.
New York and New Orleans ware
house deliveries OF Brazilian coffee OF
Monday were 1858 bags. against lo'7sl
bags on the same day last week.
Prices were:
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The Southern California Edison Company
reports for April. 1919, gross earnings OF
S3T6,3S7. as compared with gross Of S3Se.97l
for April 1919. Operating expenses. were
heavier. amounting 20 Ssoe,6s6 and net
operating revenue was sl64t56. as contrasted
with net ot s1s6.l5s for the corresponding
mouth a year ago. Interest charges were
about $4,000 larger and allowance for de-
was $4,000. as compared with
an allowance OF $4,000 In April q year ago.
The surplus for the month was s7s. 2+e. as
against a surplus of S5Asto for April. 1913,
The company's power business still shows a
decrease as compared with last year, due to
excessive rainfall rendering pumping for
Irrigation unnecessary and other tempe rary
causes. Operating expenses were increased
storms and extraordinary repairs on trans
mission line due to same cause.
oress earnings OF the yirginia Railway
and Power COMPANY for tho ten months OF
the fiscal year ended Apr! 30. 1914. ware
s.9S4.Osl, an increase OF s2bs,62l Net
earnings were s9,15l,783, gain Of sl36.t7.
While the surplus after charges was 3S7s,510,
an increase OF s34,9tl, or <.l4 por cent. over
tho ten months GUIDED April so. 1919. Sur.
plus earnings for the ten months were at
the annual rate Of $50 on the common stock
on which dividends Of ! " per cont. are paid
ssss~i,snPuslIy Gpr, l ~ rrS.s vas st,1o;.
were ''issSo' a gain q is.iSs' with surplus
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BID AND ASKED PRICES.

Closing which
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Am Hide : IS chi pI&p nv NV chi asst. Is
5000. ..lo2 1000. lila 1000. las
1000. SOL. 1000. So 5000. 40 ess
= 6'v' 0ss Chi & " Ind q " We IN axe
eooo. ol7s' 1000. $3.50 1000. g -.
re r.=istsr.% !e6oosS'. :. SO 5000. ..los7s
1000. ...e2 Hoeslr CVnlsH' ~ 1911
5000 SIS rn y; 3ts.' !. ss2asr;. isss
ten Leiir"r 5000. .i0li2 ct.s Stamped
10000. 8 o. o Int"rhorolSI ref 10000. t.ia
Sck X tihInr.S IS 1865 - T. SIG con As
N.6 - INT .M:i q; AIS 50 Seii 4 I S
1900. q p. $1,000. MI 5000. ..9S
CuENtii:V .isS In Sc P'nn 'st rs So P.el 9 cv SIS
5000. .lo2Ia ION. S'1. "a rc'S nv ~
1905. !'losfs 5000. ~. as 90 ssoo"... o liz
Chi o. ItcH -" = ! tgoett = " = % : Steel sf5s
,SSSo 5000 hale eopG isoa7s
1000. ....34 10000. ess ooo.....ee os
1900. .... 1879 LCen Nc I'1s
$4,000. ....7S
Total salcs o, bonds ,psr va!rel s2.l 900
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS
Company end Term.

Company and Term.
New Yorl, Edison. quar-
terly....,,..,.....,'''
Booth Fisheries, quar-
terly.,.,...,.'.','.:.'
Miami Paper, quarterly f..
City Ice Delivery. quar-
terly..,,.,..,,..,..'.. .
YORK Manufacturing,
semi-annual.,.,...,,,,
Standard Cas- ana Flee
tric, uudrterly,.,,,,,,
Nugthern ontario LiGh,
and Power. semi.a'lnu"l
Management Electric
LlEcy, quarter.y.,....
E.u..IJle Illuminating
Cas- Light. sem!-aunusl
Sat-l Shs-msn Co. quar-
terly.
Realty Associates, semi
AnnuGl,.,.,.,,.,.,....
Central Leather. quar-
terly,
/. Atlas Powder, quarterly
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-07
Mghtgoun.

Soc Nightgowns, 39c
Nightgowns made Of nainsook.
Round neck, chemise or Empire
models. Edged with torchon lace,
embroidered yoke. beading and rib
bon.