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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-08-14
LIBERTYNILLE

}. j. McCarver and wife are SPEND
ing the week in Flat River.
Leo Moran and family visited the
formers brother, Marion Moran, Of
lrondaIc recently.
Crow and Graham shipped two
cars of cattle and one car Of sheen
last Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. K. V. Tillman have
gone to Pittsburg, Penn. to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Dempcster.
2. G. Keith viii give his annual
picnic ard colt show Saturday, Au-
gust 22d.
J. +. Burns Of Leadwood spent
few days recently here, the guest Of
II. Il. Presncll.
j. w. BaEcs ard wife Of Frcder-
icktown spent last Monday here.
Norman Blanton ard wife If Fred
orirEtown spent last SATURDAY. Night
and Sunday here, the guest Of their
niece, Miss Corcua kinkcgd
G. n. Baker, wife and son, Glen
wood; G. w. M9ojh&rt and sons,
Warden and William, spent last
Tuesday here, the guest q friends.
Bro. 6. o. Nations will preach at
he Christian Church next Sunday,
MIR and Mrs. Robert Moran and
son, Paul. Of Bonuc Tcrro spent last
Sunday here with the formers pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Moran.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-08-14
COTTON INDUSTRY
NEVER so PROSPEROUS
Secretary of Commerce Rcdiicld Wrote
Senator Simmons Aupust 9Th

Secretary of Commerce Rcdiicld 1Nrot G
senator Simmons August Sth.
81 have already had occasion to call
your attention to the fact that the
cotton report of the Bureau OF the
Census for June showed that during
the nine months ending May 81 more
cotton was consumed in the United
States than in the same period last
year and that there were active dur
ing May, 1914, more spindles than
during the month of May, 1913. |
now have pleasure in advising you
that the cotton report for the month
of June was made public this morn
ing. 1t shows cotton consumed dur
ing the ten months ending June 80,
1914, as i,7i5,390 bales, which com
parcs with Il consumption during the
ten months ending June 30, 1919, Of
A .JSS,729 bales, an excess for the cur
rent year Of 1861 bales.
I'm like manner the cotton spin6lcs
active show continuing Increase.
The record for the month Of June.
1914, Of active spindlcs is 3Og3S,7D2,
and for the month of June, 1913, 3D.
Oi6,l2l, an excess for the present
month over the same month last year
of S92,G3l spindles.
81 am sure you will be gratihcd at
this very satisfactory result"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-08-14
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS

In the matter cf w. A. Bullock,
Constable of Perry Township. Set
tlcment OF fines collected during last
quarter filed by W, A. Bullock. Con-
stable Of Perry Township, and ap.
proved by the Court.
In the matter of application for q
dramshop license at Elvins Petition
ard Bond for Carter Ashlock; petit
tiCr denied on account Of petitioner
not having majority of taX-paying
citizens residing in the block.
In the matter Of Albert Wulfert,
County Clerk; statement of fees earn
ed and collected by his office during
the last quarter filed by Albert Wul-
fert and approved by the Court.
In the matter of requisition for
81. Francois courty's proportion Of
State School Money:
The Court directs Albert Wulfert,
County Clerk, to make requsition
on State Auditor to draw his check in
favor of W. T. Halle, County Treas
urer, for amount Of State School
Money due st, Francois County.
In the matter Of James j. Croke,
Collector:
The Court hereby removes the NoI-
lettof from visiting 'hV '".iV", 'o""
ships FOR the purpose o. c"nertihE
taxes as PROVIDED Tor d! SECTION
ll4ol K. y l'o''
In tnc matter OF Eeheral roau WORN
Tor 1914: ILL.,
Inc Court hereby eNteh9S Itne 10
various road oNesrSeers TO 90 aII gen
'fal road WORN from august 10 Cc-
toner ], IVA as provided Tor ny See.
lVI'o H. D. l'"''. -. n, =, .,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-08-14
THE TWENTY YEAR TEST

Some twenty years ago | used
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy" writes Geo. w.
Brock, publisher of the Enterprise,
Aberdeen, Md. 81 discovered that it
was n quick and safe cure for diarr-
hoea. Since then no one can sell me
anything said to be Just as good.
During all these years | have used it
and recommended it many times, ard
it has never disappointed anyone"
For sale by all dealers.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-08-14

TO the DcsIogc Sun for primary
election notice, Sl0S.OO.
To the Bonnie Tcrre Register for
primary election notice, Sl0S.00.
To the Bonnie Terre News, for cleo
ton notice, Sl07.50.
To w. a. Bullock. Constable, for
services at polls, Perry Township,
$1,000.
To Mat Jinkerson, Constable, for
services at primary election Randolph
Township. Sl7.O5.
To t. X. Hawn for crushed rock on
Jay Dee road, Si275.59.
To Bonnie Terrc Lumber Co., for
sewer pipe for road work, 1902.
Lang g. Bro. Mere. & Manufacturing
Co.. for lumber, bridge floors, and Cul-
verts, SlOO.19
To J. II. English. NJ, D., for medi-
"al services County lnhrmary inmates,
$3.50.
To Pennington Undertaking and
EmbalminC Co.. Tor burial OF John
Donahue, SlA.50.
To c. NJ. Thomson. Supt., for light
and power ut County lnirmary, S6.57
TO Geo. Murrill, r. O., for improve
mcnt OF Lcadwood and Bonnie Tcrre
road, 100000.
To BOYD & Mitchell for supplies for
County lnfrmary $2lj.
To r. j. Short, Supt, for supplies
for County lniirmary. Sll.5j.
To Lead Belt News for supplies
for Justices OF the Peace Offices, Sill,
To +. p. Deal. State Treas, for
support W. NJ. Dent, Al Nj. Vernon,
525GG.
To j. c. Williams, Sheriff. for board
ing prisoners, $4,000.
To Standard Printing Co., for sta
tion"ry fox County clerks, Probate
JUDGES, Recorder and Collectors Of
fees, $08.dG.
TO Buxton Skinner Stationery Co.,
for supplies FOR Treasucer's office, ST.
80.
To Geo. D. Barnard g Co.. for sta
tionery for Circuit Clerks Office. $751;
~.
To Standard Printing Co., for poll
hooks. etc. for primary election
S21i.5S.
To Jacob Larby for posts for pilmg
at bridge. SAFE
To K. c. PiGg for taking Miss Mary
Thurman from Bonnie Terre to Farm
ington, $500.
To DR.. r. II. Lester for medical
services for quarantine patients,
$4,000.
To Pennington Mere Co. for SUP
plies for County Infirmary S69.72.
To Chas J. Belkin, road overseer,
money due road district No. "a, $5l65
To Nell G. Phillips for supplies for
Cosrt House, Sl.S3.
To st. Francois Motor Co., for sup
plies and auto hire, S3.75.
To Z. NJ. Laakman, for supplies
for County Jail inmates, $500.
To Schramm Bottling & Ice Mfg.
Co. ice for Court House, $500
To Pelty's Book Store, for sup
plies for primary election, $l1.l5.
To Boswell & Helber, for repair at
Jail, S5.l5.
To A. II. Stephens. Treas, for sup
port boys at Training School, $4,000
To Bonnie Terre News, for J. P.
$3.50.
To Germo Mfg. Co., for supplies for
County Court House. $1,000.
To Klein Grocer Co., for supplies
for County Infrmary, S15.76.
To Morris Brothers, for spplies for
County lnfirmary, 1898.
To Pennington Laundy, for laun-
dry for County Infirmary, S4.70.
To J. W. Shaner, for primary cleo
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-08-14
Warrants Issued

To Mat McSuroe for relief, $1,000
70 ODc.l q Coffma1 for rs cubi,
yards Of crushed rock for Old Plank
road, S63O.63.
To Henry Boyd for use Of engine,
S37.OO.
To nrs. Robinson ard Downing for
examination Of jeff Lynn, 5000.
70 J. II. Jones, Treas, for six
months support JET Lynn. $500.
To Perry Gioro for Improvement
Of Elvins- Bismarck-Hazel Run and
French Village rozd, 100000.
To W. T. Halle. Treas, for six
months, 10000
To John II. Ward, highway engi-
reer, for months salary, $4,000.
Months salary, $4,000.
To Albert Wulfert, County Clerk,
fees for month Of July, $3Si60.
To K. b. Price, Treas, for quar-
ter salary Farm Adviser, S25000,
To W. N. Rodgers, for support c.,
D. Rodgers, $1,000.
To r. o. Brooks for support Mary
L. Polite and daughter, $4,000.
To l.. n. Limbaugh for primary
election cxpense at St. Francois, S53,
To f. NJ. R1rton for primary cleo
ton expense at Esther, S57.7S.
To c. c. Large for East Elvins
Primary election expense, $4,000.
To G. G. Stephens for ". Elvins
primary election expense, $3.50.
To 4. G. O'Neal for primary cleo
ton expense at Frankclay. $4,000.
To j. S. Boyer, for primary cleo
ton expense at Leadwood $1,000.
70 Chas. Gibson for primary cleo
ton expense Ut Cedar Falls S33.a
To ". D. Laws for primary cleo
ton expense Flat River, 5000.
To Luther Bcss for urinary che
ton EXPENSE at DcsIocc No. !, $500.
To Nelson Polk for primary cleo
ton expense mt Mitchell, $3.50.
TO John HDskins for primary elec-
ton expense at Bonnie Terre, $500.
To Rev. j. NJ Bailey for relief Of
Mrs. Howell $1,000.
To J. d. Huff for primary clectiua
expense ut Iron Mountain. $1,000.
To J. II. Trtlev for primary elec
ton expense at Flat River, S53.iO.
70 Barney Petty for primary cleo
ton expense, $3.50.
To Geo. NJ. Raines for primary
election expense Pennington No. T.,
$3.50.
To Cash Meat Market for supplies
for County Infirmary, $3.50.
To Schramm 3ottling & Ice Manu-
featuring Co.. for ice for County In
frmarv 1000.
To Farmington Mere. Co., for sup
port Aunt Lizzie $500.
To City Drug Store for supplies
for County lnfirnary, $3.50.
Hermann & Herbst for supplies for
County lnfirmary, Sl.40.
To Geo. Herzog d Son, for supplies
for County lnfrmary, $1,000.
Tc j. C. Williams, Sheric, for SER
vices in primary election, S25l.50.
To f. II. Miller, Constable, for SER
vices at polls in Big River Township,
SS.2j.
To M. T. Moore for services Board
of Health, Sl.00.
To Mat Jinkerson, Constable, for
services for Board of Health, 1925.
To c. M. Thomson, Superintendent,
for light and waite for Court House,
S9.47.
To Vernon Doss for watching Court
House, $500.
To Ben Ransom for services for
County Board of Health, $l.00.
To DR.. r. Appleberry, for medical
services for small pox patient, s4.00. |
To Pennington Telephone Co., for
phone services, $2S.S0.
To DR.. F. NJ. Stammer, for medical
services, $3.50.
To the Desloge Sun for supplies for
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, So. |
To Burroughs Adding Machine Co.,
S1.00.
To the Pennington News for sup
plies for ,Coutyn Clerks office and |
primary election notice, s115.45. !
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-08-14
WORLDS WORST PANIC
CAME UNDER ROOSEVELT
Crisis of 1907 Most Disastrous and
Acute in History of the Country.
Said Nelson w. Aldrich in Senate.

Washington. d. c., Aug. l0.-Rc-
publican politicians in Congress, aid
ed by Theodore Roosevelt, are con-
tinuing their efforts to reap political
advantage by plunging the business
world into panic. Comparison Of
the business and politics Of 1907 under
Roosevelt with the business and pol
itics Of 1914 under Wilson, therefore,
becomes timely and pertinent.
In the present year numerous and
convincing evidences are ut hand in
dicating that period of unprecedcnt-
ed prosperity has begun. This is
true, Notwithstanding the campaign
to destroy confidence and paralyze
business jointly waged for the past
few months by the Republican parti-
sans and their Wall Street allies
There are many reasons for the
encouraging outlook now. Not the
least of them lies in the fact that the
new currency law was put onto the
statute books by the Wilson admin
istration. This law was enacted
within n year after President Wilson
took office, After the panic Of 1907,
what was done to fortify against pan
les during the six years that the Re
uublicans remained in powcr3
Scarcely n calamity spnecb is mad7
in Congress which does not nsen,.,
that Rcuublirnn rule sippifins MOS
pcritv and Democratic rule Tho re.
verse. They make loud ado in com.
pairing 1914 with 1894. Not n yord
do they saw. however. about 1907
The foremost Republican outhoritv
uuon mattors financial in igu- v,,,
the then Senator Nelson w Adm
of Rhode Island. Ald,irh vas Mon
priest of Republican toriT ,rJ fina"'
cial doctrine, Moi only tbat he Wog
the leader Of his MARTY In C,rcro',
On February I'D zoos doIiynri'r %
SET spcerh in the Scpato 6i,lricb dn
scribad the manic Of 1g07 ne tbn most
acute and disnstrous il, tho b;st,r,, or
the country, He said.
"Nr prGsidnnt tbn financial c,;s;,
from which The conrtr" Las ;mrt
,,,,s..,,,'L ,,L;I '"' J"H'
ions nnn;c ~ ootoh 5',,.''1 ,an 81 H. SeI
ar,,to mod d;.,stroms , H. L t',e mus
tho conntr,, NatL;,,. 49,, ~ i,,'G' "
rne,snros fnlor b., H. 49, ~ 's' oIo
and finonci"i 49, H. S ."e GitSe DuS,',ess
oc,ing in coonnrot;o,, ,,,;,l' ''' ~ e'Gl'IS y
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-08-14
THE LUTHERAN CHURCH

At $3.50 a. m. Sunday School and
Bible Glass meet as usual, quarter of
an hour earlier than usual, the cs-
tomary English services for the morn
ing Of the third Snday Of the month
will be held. The pastor will choose
rs his theme: "The Christians
Thoughts on the European War Stu
alton. "You are cordially invited to
attend.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-08-14
CATHOLIC SERVICES

Saturday will be a Hoiy-Day-the
feast Of the Assumption Of Mary in
heaven.
Masses ut and o'clock.
Sunday IL Doe Run Sunday.
Mass in Pennington at $50.
JOSEPH 4. u. COLLINS. Pastor.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-08-14
GOOD ROADS MEETING
MONDAY NIGHT

Help to build up our roads. Ev
erybody is invited to attend the Good
Roads meeting at the Court House,
Monday night, Angst 18th, at 81
o'clock. Remember your obligation
to the community in which you live.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-08-14
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to sincerely thank The
many Friends and ncighbor5 who so
kindly assisted us and extended their
sympathy during the long sickness
and death of our beloved wife and
daughter and mother.
p. +. THOMURE
MRS. KENNETH YEAGER
AND MOTHER
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-08-14
STRAYED

A yearling Jersey Bull, under cut in
left ear; other marks. Strayed from
Pennington July 9th. Reward.
j. 3. ALLEN,
Fhone ~, Pennington, Mo.
ADV. Pol.
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southern s'c-rs 10 =. ,e-s ia. .,
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NOTICE

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apsssu,-.oa n. ,s- '.as Srirnas so-'a.
= Ccsst Iieuse. un;i' ~ si-t y. -.
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vInsy. Colo. At their o'tisr. s"ra. ?
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ssIofaac. according So riass sas
OSCILLATIONS on III. with I. ~ stt
v. ~ rapp Compa,ss afthi;sgis
is-eaic t,u'iains. TsiaIiai. Cpi0
W above date saa a,sf all bids vii
I. patlicly epeaea an. read allow.
AL bids to be mafs.s: "Ilids ~
cart iIouse-. and aiduessus' To "a
'aacfssened. The Board reserves u
th' IN reject sny and all bid. -
TARTAN. Chairman
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Eness;es Arc More Keen
and Respond Quickly
10 Help.

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DAuDERr WILL kor PLAY
oU11lD8 010ANtzEp BALL

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sssas II vsli eos rssy -sss.'i~ "s
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

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new yoax STOCK EXCHANGE

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shai osvsssisssisa .i ,kp SssS.tait
ltoss vuala ns ssksss sa .apgs~s
ssnssA . t~Ase~a s-gIsse in <s~
tesk c~ssssi. wssss aiss--i a. sst
The tsV~ss fas 1~ssriy y se"s~ o'
yeafs.
nesAs v~s~ sisms
1he 0sskst stusrd easy
Nso11laessy pNesnp. s-eesns
tsuoauassa ls she isss k.as ~sss
thea isssil-s,sas of tAss- s.Iiias er
aesA - tales rsstfIs ssd Rsaiia
tss~~d them ssset satps-tsf. /. fias
tt4ateA Nssh 1t tho advance ss
elhse wv1l knn~n ssnsts wss l.ss h~s
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CHICAGO soSao OF TRADE

Ctleafs. Jss. i:s@C.id w-sshe
ssd hlssss ssh'es save The vh~s
Hzfks, snd@y = Iisis 1hc market ~
.sea ! 4. Z, ur ssd ,vA'ieu"d g.,
held ~" sayensss
Th- ,k.s vas s.say. : 20 g net
hIxAsr.
ts~t;o- rfesfects If demand ssv'n
feeder pa, ,se rsi'. insn eou'rol "'
ecsH. Or~eIns iixare. ~ctc ss 1
sad ls hianCr. son,c rvsssina. boo
sves. ~1suess
The .lo.~ ~ss easy. unchansss "
j. up.
frec scilIns bY a leading hua.c
kert oats frc's making 'auch of an
advance.
Cin.e. Wheat. Asy sii: I.iy S57.
Cen. Nspa SO: July 81.
Oats. Mag s... 1uiy -.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-12
THE MARKETS
- gvLL AssocDArEo easss ~
" DAILY aEPoaTA "
NEW yo0A METAL

S.s S"ss. jsss tss-f.ssi aaiss.
is.i 10 sstss
spsis.s -sis's g. Ia s.sa.
Cnpr-f aaii. sssasAss. .-.. ass
issos~as lAsaxsf In Nrsll aff~ss.s ~
~
ris steady sF.a to r.nsssss ss, 3.
10 81.
ifua steady. No I sosss~ss u. 80
ssos~s N@. 2 sasss-ss iis:s n
ssssss No I .oash.ss ~ q. i.ssss
<as ! .rissefa .osu ~ In issss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-12
auAID q JAHA1.

Tehsa. jssas. Lac. IA s~rtes
~ 1sa sasssVssk~s sseek the se~a
a kssn<AssA sg :Ae ssaskesa esd
~ kts.hI" ssaas. Thes we're sss-
lowed ~ she sssss,"~ y . sssrasA
~ ssAssra. . aassll ssassa n the ssls
a kaHssAsW .. whes~ too stloeers
ues~ sesS-a il sshsss TIE cara.
cssk-~ eressss- Sss~sseati, sss sas
s<s of s~spias tssi srshhsass al
A,ksfs ~ sca,s seswas ,ss isssrsem-
las sArr. @il.s es ~ssst ssvm ksxo.
.sis,s i. ss'scsreis asff'e"I'.
Askss hsse- sflses si1 gay n Esa-
e<sIss, Ilssst ses trsesssnh'e cor
spsat asioa etsh iss va,tsss u In.
s-ssWnssa.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-12
JIns. Ian. .-z.. iil
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The regular meeting OF ;ac w0-'l
fsrsftfa - Company. of TSiniia ID
Colorado. will 'sc herd in '',c ei'' '
~ said COMPANY. Room sos riSs. y
Ionsl Rank 0Iildinz. on Tg.-dt
Iauuary 90. i.ii. =, ,t- hupr -
1:so /. N for the purpose o. elect
ing a beard Of iirsc;ors ios ,he ems
ing yeas snd Tor the transaction =
such other business as may property
ONO before sa,d meeting
WoCD BRoEi.i. AGE coaipANy
H.. u ]. shepard. ser'y.
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ExCniHNT ron
STOMACH 1sousl..

"rhspb~rlsia's Tsbirss srv Isss
f.se sar ssasnAgh snihls.~ Nri'Ss
Mrs a r. ts'nH. NFnaid. ia y ses
bothered wish iris ynsu.i1isss Zoe
sesa. ,itar ami fs.1s.a'iF had siii"ss
ssisssss rhsrl-.Isiu'@ Tablets IT
tnssie.: nc ssca, -sii-s srasa 'ssr fIfst.
,ad siayr ,sEisz o.~ Eo.slr ~ 'hrrr ;
'e~I IIAe = different rsrsor Jaf
sAIr hy stt dealers
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-12
tran. Jan. a.Jsh. -. irh.p
NOTICE OF ANNUAL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice - hereby sitea 'has the
Annusi Ms@sins af 'l- s'ssshaiarss
ss rtss TsF i.aaassf & sspErIY Cs~n.
pAnf. vii. b. s-;i as iar sisIrr of
.aia rasrpsnF. yasasf a; inm snd
Th..'aus sss-~sz. Tsississ. cesa.
sass. on sHS it'h aaf "f jaanass.
y rs 1914. q, ,hr A"ssF .. 1850 p -.
os sa.s Hate. s.,s sl" P'sFras1 IT elect.
ihs . is~aF,i ss i.irv@sas. IT assa
CaH.taaS. ASH ,hs 'Easss'ss-s NJ
.ash s,ass ssssiasss a. Hsag psopesb
s~si~ h~.ser .as8 ssss~~sInss
inr~ az Tsinisza. retoss:.. isss
is.s .ssr Of n-e-rases. =. u. isia.
81 ~. M.itssNnHiss
i'rrsttes's
Amseu A. ~. MriissNnHi'-
ssssssAsf.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-12
nehvea tivesrocx

pe.y.- '~ir. Jans lss-Catsis:
Hesci is I.t..: uatk.; steady 10
ssrnn, boot s,o~~s /. 'c s.es. cows
AMI hsifcss ..s5 to- e.s0. s,ockcrs
and feeders 80" IN 1.ss. calvcs "
,o.:o
;. F.s-1.Nu III ~ .iat
fJuas. Ecccipts zee: markc'
strong. Top s.sa. hill, Of sale. s.an
30 S.2".
sheep. Receipts none.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-12
new Y0aK St0ck LIsT

Nee SoFx. Jas sss=isass sale
:sAs sasss SOS NIsas
ss.s ss5s NasssSra '-asiiir 'is3
'ssaiss issss s,ashssa rssi'sr ,its
,'stns rssi,i. 1865 e. r. E'--i s"s
90. - sss~i preferred tset
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-12
RATES OF EXCHANGE

New fnst. Jan i:@s's.s-s i'fisH.
nefvastii~ isp~s q. Ia : r-r cent
camH-s.ial bills issts
tar .lisrr ::ss
N-~ssss aniiafs ~.
t..s-shas-hs t-oaas sspns
lSNtsss-sL t-,Aas sisohs
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-12
cAuS H0o1Io1O.

Ls~ Aas~sss. tnt. Jsss i:s=s~e'
fasssaes rsos.sSissS which se.slssd
ts f-u.isas~Nsees tes sAs pesseei
tern ef sks-s sssssss essrs. nssssa
sh~ eAtlssS To-Day ~ ls~ seee ~ 0oes
Tss;sssos sss assss lshus tsSeeA
sseSssa ~ ses vsssss 10 srsssssss
syssmiIes IL ssvus-sssse wish ~.
les jsssaesss. J. ~ Nsssey ESD q
A. ClAsss. th~ lSas Aaasees ees'ss
viii so4 he p<sss~a ~ssS' tse essrs
r~-slsSsx tfuo essstjss ssSssssseets
sssura.a in Is~sassrs,b ss~ ssssn.
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