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Personal : and f. Social
A sacred concert by means of a

A sacred concert by means of a
concert Victrola will be given
next Sunday under the direction
of Sherman, Clay & Co. at the
East Congregational church, 2Sth
and e streets. Selections by all
the great opera stars will be play
ed.
Elsie Kuehl and Ernest Bower
man, of Rosalia, Wash, were
married last Sunday at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Kuehl. 406 East goth
ST., the Rev. A. d. Shaw of East
Congregational, officiating.
The monthly meeting of the
board of the Day Nursery will be
held this morning at 10 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Conrad L..
Hoska, SIS North E st.
A delightful shower was given
Miss Gladys Doeg, who is to be
married this week, by Miss Ger
trude Bark, 515 South Wright 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Geiger en-.
tertained so of the boys and
girls of Tacoma's younger set at
a dancing party Saturday night
in honor of their son and daugh-
ter, Fritz and Jean.
Tacoma settlement classes will
be resumed this week following
the summer vacation period. Chill
dren of the Italian district will be
welcomed again into the kinder
Qarfeu
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Mrs. Leroy Sanders returned
Sunday from a two-weeks' outing
on the mountain. nssE
The Robert Emmett Literary
society will give card party in
st. Leo's school hall Thursday
evening. The proceeds are to be
applied for the benefit of the
Irish National Volunteers.
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FIRST JURY CASE
OF FALL Term ON

The first jury trial of the fall
session was started today in
Judge Chapman's court. 1t was
the case of Louis Grout vs. the
Partisan Cascade Laundry. y
Prout allege that a machine
owned by the laundry company
and driven carelessly by Harold
Manning knocked him off hisfmo-
torcycle. He asks $3.50. III
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. o o o o . q o Q o o 0 o a a
. FUNERALS a

John Melco: today at 2 D. M:
from Cassidy, Allen q McDon-
|nelfs; interment in lakewood
cemetery,
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Arctic Heaters

For coal and wood, an
overdraft style of great
merit, heavy cast front, top.
base and lining, neat design.
No. 81 Size :. .$22.5O
No. 26 Size :. $1,000
The sun., 1915-02-27

The Cunarder Lusitania, sailing TO a., 49,
Liverpool. v'll take mail, closing AZ $50 A.
NJ. for Europe except Germany, Austria,
Hungary. LuxemburT and Turkey, Africa,
West Asia and the East Indies
The Italian liner S'ampalia. sailing to-day
for Naples, will take mail. closing at $50
NJ for Austria. Hunsa airy and Turkey, and
for other countries except Luxemburgl when
specially addressed
The Holland America steamship Rotterdam
sailing to-day for Rotterdam. will take mail
closing al s.Sn A VI. for Germany and Lux
emhurg and for other countries when spe
Gally addressed
The American liner 81 Paul. sailing to-day
for Liverpool. Will take mail. closing at $50
\ VI for Europe except Germany, Austria.
Hungary. LuNemhurg and Turkey, Africa.
West Asia and the East Indies
Tho Red star liner Finland. sailing to day
FOR Naples. Will take mail. closing at s 30 A.
NJ for Gibraltar and for other countries eY.
cept LuNemhursl when specially addressed
The Norwegian American steamship Kria-
tanlafjord, saiing to-day for Bcrsen VIII
take mail, closing ~ 10 A VI for Norway.
Sweden, Denmark. Russia. Germany. Austria
ana Hungary and Tor other countries except
I.uvrmhurgl when specia ally addressed
The French liner La Touraine sailing to-
day for Havrr. Will take mail closing at noon.
for France. Rumania. Bulgaria. Servia, Swi'z.
er.and Italy. SPAN. Portugal. Egypt, Greece.
British India. British East Africa. SIAM.
Malta. Gibraltar. Ceylon. Straits Settlements.
Dutch East Indies West Australia and Persia.
and FOR other countries except Germany.
Austria. Hungary. LuKenlburg and Turkey
when specially addressed
The sun., 1915-02-27
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

The New York +, deral Reserve Bank
rates were pei cent. for thirty to
ninety days and > per cent. for longer
bills
open market dis'ouI;s prime accept
"tces maturing mp TO ninety DAYS,
- as per cent.
commercial paper rates Nere 3ig Il &
per cent. fOr sixty and ninety day bills
and for -four 20 s!N months best names I;
IA a. per cent. for others.
Time money continued dun and IN
changed Rates We're 2iYd2a. per
cent, for sixty and ninety days and for
four months; 81, a - per cent for
longer maturities
Cal money on the aoor Of the stock
Exchange yesterday ruled al per
cent. high, . per cent low, ~ per
cent
Domestic exchange OF New York 81.
Louis, par; san Francisco. SOC. pre-
MUM Minneapolis, 45c premium Chi-
cago. Sc. discount Cincinnati, l0c. dis
count; Montreal. s4.31i2 premium,
call money in London was per cent ;
short bills, ~ per cent. three months
bills, l. per cent
Sterling exchange was frmep Final
quotations were Demand, 4S0L
cables 4SO2
Bar silver In London, 93d in New
York, iS7sc.
New York Clearing House statemrut
Exchanges. s29G,3ol, ,ia9 balances, sla..
66S,lOO, Suh-Trcasury credit balance.
SlODi2I3
The sun., 1915-02-27
STERLING FIRMER, DUE
TO HEAVY PURCHASES
Consignment of SO. $50. OOO
Gold Coming to New York
From Ottawa.

sterling exchange and exchange on
Paris were nrmcr yesterday and there
was more OF demand for British
exchange than during the last few days.
Brokers said this was partially due
70 heavy purchases made by an inter-
national banking house to cover remit
tances which had to he made agan-,
notes Of one of the subsidiaries Of
the New York Central. amounting TO
about sl3C0O.0O0. which mature In
London on March /. Exchange on Ber-
lin. Vienna and Genoa sought lower
levels. however
Demand sterling closed AT 4.S0i, and
cables at 4S0a,. as compared with
iS0Is and 4.S0as on Thursday. Francs
We're higher AT 5.27a, for checks and
! 26a. for cables, against SIS and 80.
Marks declined from S2"s for sight
drafts and S2s, for cables to SCI, for
checks and S2ss for cables, new
low record for exchange on Berlin.
Italian lire are now at $50. as com
pared with $40 on Thursday. while
Austrian kronen are quoted at l5a,
On Thursday they closed al i6.
Lazard Freres announced yesterday
that they had engaged s3.2jo,oo0 at Of
tawa for consignment 10 New York.
This is the largest engagement OF gold
for export since sterling exchange
shifted in our favor.
Regarding the situation in sterling,
bankers said yesterday that no advances
had been made by England toward tho
establishment of credits here against
future purchases OF supplies and war
materials.
France is bending every e'for' toward
The establishment OF dollar credits In
this country
The sun., 1915-02-27
THE COPPER MARKET.
Exports since February TOtsi
1909 Tons.

Copper exports since February to-
tailed I3,069 tons The falling of in
clearances during the past few weeks
has been an all absorbing topic among
producer, of copper and there was no
letup in this direction yesterday There
were some persons in the trade pcssi-
mistic enough to predict that there
would be no Improvement in this direc-
ton for some time to come
bookings were few and far between,
There were no further attempts made to
create the impression that the market
had advanced to 10 cents pound on
domestic business. Producers would
have been glad to take orders at lf",
cents. but there was no business Of
volume Offering,
The London cable TO The effect that
> 600 tons OF BanCa tin had been sold
through Holland to Germany at 200 a
ton was about the most stirring piece OF
information in the metal trades,
Speltey and lead continued in demand.
with high prices for tho former con-
tinulng Western prime grades were
quoted at about 9& cents 81. Louis,
Lead sold at 3sb oents.
The sun., 1915-02-27

WEEKLY REVIEWS OF TRADE

btrS SAYS THE volume OF trade
eohAnu's moderate, but is fairly well
maui aimed Any more rapid develop
meH' OF bus.ners activity and confidence
i for the time being checked through
ne anxiety created by the growing In
"0sty of the European war. and es-
WDh.y ny tho uncertainty as to the
srec' upon neutral shipping and over
va Trade ot the recent war zone order,
Feornaly IRON ana steel business has
o''n on broader scale OF production,
YIN a hopeful outlook for March. In
nc textile markets there Is fair ac-
l.'F tNd Tie cotton and wOollen mills
'' well employed. but i is characteris-
NJ o. the situation that while stocks In
l''diers hands arc not heavy the latter
,I' adopting tho policy " buying only
!" immediate needs
l's f"Gl.res frequent purchases OF
.'Npd N-.y small quantities, the aS-
'ga'e o' which Is considerable. The
,,'''td> display some Increase in con
,''' .. although their earnings still
"a snort o' last wear and the number
@ .1e cars % greater. The boot and
% industry reports moderate i'm
W'NiH'u' Advices from the leading
s'Hm n aud Industrial centres re-
.r' situation in which optimism is
.'H''f"l hr conservatism, and in which
'a'e o: Improvement varies in diff
'A' ""rt ons Of the country"
h"d''r'".S says: Renewed eNpan-
,'O l' trade, especially in the South
'I'Her speeding up in Industrial
"'t'H.- and excellent advices as TO
','e U.n't 70 hand in hand wi'A
t.M 'u. which, however, IL tempered
Conservative buying, In fact, while
80 "'". has witnessed an inflow of
.,'ir buyers At leading centres, thus
i'nr house trade in spring goods
'"m iaut lrait evidenced IL to con
,,'' 'H" ')ng practised policy Of buy
- 't''"' small parcels, which in
'irqGent 'hoppng
4. N''" 'ucl"ss trends seem TO run
lA'ol sUie direction, though 1t cam
'' .a.i that trade is as yet normal
.- as good is that done in
~ .ctrs Rctul trade through
.'.'lrN remains on the quiet
t arpcarduoc of sprint Ike
wide area having stimu-
"'' tHVlon by jobhcrs rather
au '.t 'Ie counters OF nnal pur-
pt ".'l Hhpm stocks are light
~ 'h Woment there is no disposi-
w." To- speculate as TO the future"
The sun., 1915-02-27
CHECK TO COTTON
EXPORTS is FEARED
american shippers Finding
pfficulty in the Financ-
inc of Their Bills.
PROBLEM OF INST RANCE


t.ut all that can be said OF the cot
,o..,rd.v ia th,t Il ,,.,s ,,,.
foN .""' wv ..,
settled 'i' N''"'"' '"e'e
we're times when me undertone was
,a, .tc,J,. OILY to be followed by
i"'f ..1,... t,,,., s,,,....d.t i,,
msINe"
recovery '"e ''"Se N'S ''""N WIN
ersl pr..cs practically unchanged from
a.. r,,,ous
wv '- ., ,,. c..,,,.. ....
. Jus' a.
pears TO We eng"s'Hs 'he a''ehloh oI ina
trade j. d possible falling off in exports.
,,,. s moi due to lack of cotton OF lack
t,,, ,t,,,,,t.t,, .,,,,...,,,..t.,.,.
Of ue.''''' -, -, ~, .','',,', -
hon '''e n,a .ht,,,,,s ri. ,,'.'
ne u'' ~, ,o,o,,,,,'a',, ,ho,,, -
mn'y W ',, ,..,r rt., h,r',,,, ,,,I ,,,e,
sltd" 't,,,,,,''., ,,,,,,,,a,,ios -, t,,.,,',.
enc. ,," c,..,t Of ,bn si,'i.i,,. ~
losses j." ,o,5,,i ui,b ,n,tou an ~.
s"a ,.,,, ,ra h,, t,,,,,,,,,,in',,t
eon,',,.' .,,'c,,'.. vbo al lorg.i, IN
d..,, IAN. oc IN. d.,cusive sor,c o<
co.,o. .s ,,.,,rd, s.,,,d ma, ,bev ,o,.
20. c~,a, d,ri,,,ltv :, so,ii.c .hot,.
me- t1 ,b,, MS wouid no ii,,iy 20
% W. ,o-,rio,. Son 10 tho a,.I,i.ies NJ
p,Ior courarrs
''r,r rnros,igafior shows that vhu, tb. bie
.,rtinc insti.ufions are no, ref,s.nc to
.sle cotton Mills they are ne,crthrless
.ss,,s maj tho documents ON all shin.
The sun., 1915-02-27
Live StOcL MARKET.

FRIDAY February 20
H,. .e.pts OF bc',r- were loo head. In
,.ualuE N ear fyr the market making
WIEN previous arrivals lG cars ON sale Dc
lnhd Vt- fully equal 90 the supply and
pI..,. arm fo a fraction higher. 'air 20
urimr steer. sold u' 500 NJ sN7l per 100
b- bulls a' -ous; COWS at S350tt
:. a. dressed u,rl was IN moderate dc
u'ui at i6u '3c foi 'i} dlr,7"d uati,"
-tt'-.
Rcnopis ~ calves were t52 head lnclud-
ms -i3 h,al fol the marEet Prices were
urm 80 2ic. higher Common to prime
yrals sold at S'.5ou fl3.-t per 100 his
culs A. s., hlruyard calves and y"lrlugs
nominal Dressed calves were steady to
rouE AT liH ls'qr Tor city dressed N"als,
few AZ 2or. l.r rl;'gc. for country
dr"s,rd
Rrceip,. of sre,p aud lambs were p. .o.a
haad all fol -ltuGN'"l Win "a" exception
If q fc" h"'d The f'",ng wac et.ai, for
.hccp ara -''ng rr Iluh- ''uI -ho .
.pL 10 s.. p"' 600 lr.. medium lo'ub,
..r 81. ,hn..o ~Iu,l N,a uun'ahIr up 80 so
d.. ..cd mut ou ro."I nm a. 90. l1e'4c :
1lr-e,i ,,j""- a. 49," ti't,. frN nos
dressed ~ loo country d,rs-"i hothousc
l,mus steady ~ {, 'N pcl rarcass
Rr,ripts uf hogs were 3g30 head, includ-
ing half caI fpr the market Price.
lower with sales NJ medium 10 lighl hog.
a. ~ i0uf $50 PER 100 lhs., roughs At " rs.
Country dressed hogs steady at sig gnlOc.
for medium 70 llght weights
The sun., 1915-02-27
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE
EARNINGS FALL OFF
Report for Last Year Shows
Effect of Campaign Against
Railroads.

.
Tie "'-1'G eH"ci o. we '''''a' 'S''
4ga.us, the railroads as reflected In the
.,.I....,, nf irdustri.,ls dfre,tlv de-
...,.,..,,, =, .,,o ,..
" P'''''' "i'''. ','''' 60
port OF tho BALDWIN oln"tN' N"rN8
e,r tl. v.g. ended December n, 1917,
.-,.t,,-s a,.,t,.il, 10. di,.d.,Is
,,,.oo T.,
o. ""'N S'"''--'' "H"''S' '''''' III
the prey Gus Yea" THIS was "iuINa''hr
To i", per coLt earned ON III" pre-
n"lcd stock, against :u'. on preferred
iu I?l&
Dividends Of p'i cen. on the
preferred aud pee cent or Nh" com
mon Wee paid ont oi the company g
surplus. WnDn wis reduced thereby
The sun., 1915-02-27
WEATHER FORECAST


'or eastern New York. fair today and
probably to- morrow; fresh northwest
winds.
For New Jersey. fair to-day; Increasing
cloudiness to-morrow, followed by rain by
night: fresh northwest winds.
For eastern Pennsylvania. fair to- day
Increasing cloudiness tomorrow, followed
by rain snow by night, fresh norihs"i-
winds
For northern New England. fair to-osy.
colder In Maine: fair to morrow; fresh &C.
strong northwest winds.
For southern New England. fair to-daN
and probably tomorrow; strong easterlt
winds.
For western New York. cloudy to-day.
probably followed by snow aurries by tho
lake; unsettled tomorrow; fresh north
erly winds.
NEW YORK. Feb 2i-The northeastern
RI torm was central over Maine Yesterday fol.
lowed by brisk TO high northwest winds over
the lower lake regions and middle Atlantic
state. and snow IN the lower lakes. the
upper Ohio Valley and eastward in the nv
die Atlantic and New England States.
Sharply lower Temperature followed the
storm in most Eastern section. and freezing
weather prevailed southwark into northern
Georgia and zero weather prevailed IN the
northern lake regions
II was some what warmer in the west Gulf
section but moderately cooler IN other West.
ern districts
High pressure prevailed over IN. central
valleys but low throuEhout the south.
west.
Snow fell at scattered points in me Mis.
souri Valley. the Northwest and the Rocky
Mountain states
In this city the day was fair cooler; wind.
brisk northwest: average humidity N ~
cent barometer. corrected 10 read 70 reA
level. AZ s A NJ, 20 81; 2 T. NJ. asi
The temperature In thi. city yestcr---
ss recorded BY the ofiiHisl thermometer. 10
shown In the annexed table:
The sun., 1915-02-27

NOTICE Is HEREBY GINEN that IN"
unieI-lgutL Ni.. s,s 20 ne b .EA"-f bidder
cor ash therefor, sewer bonds of the Town
of Nrs' S"Hr,d, EIlr tuaHtt NrW Nnrk,
OF IL" asgteEtto par value OF $3.50 90.
- 1900 q. JOB X IA 'h" AFTERNOON on 'he 9th
ltN of M'r h. 1915, ~ th" ON %: tN"
TtWl r.otk !u edli loNn. Nai j T. located
~ linton Road. In the Nl'AEs q Et.u, 2rr,
l9!r county New York. ana thai niis vii
thereof up to ana a. thr sim" 0f -gD -dl"
The," bonds consist OF twenty Ht" bonds
% the denomination or $1,000 40 each an.
nle hort ot me denomination ~ $3.50 90.
The bond. w.. b. dated April -. 49,.
The priAri ipai Of one Of thr~" bonds ".
.uoturs each wear OH the first iaN of Apri.
trmmsuCiNg Npri ist. 1910, and Interest
a. the ratc OF i've per cent Pc iunUm vii
- paid ou he first dav Of NprN of eacn
Nrtr
The Town OF W-s, Sou..a. with age
assessed valuation contiguous 20 'he C''.
o. Edr t.o. Is mo g4tIantnr of these hNr.-
"a % prppostl mus lee 1.r'.uptnI"i b.
.er'.Ard check patthl" 20 tNr oi5r. u'
he supervisor OF tn" Town ~ West
seneca tor 80 PEI Dsnt1Iu of she amount
h!i
rh" r.gh' is reserved TO reject any and
al has ami to waive any informality
Fot further information, address William
Square. Burslo. New York
For submission Of bids address Christian
!. Schudt, Supervisor. care OF Town clerk
Ebenerer. Erie County. New York
signed CHRISTIAN l.. SCHtDT
supervisor % 'he Town
Of Wes. seneca
Vrie Count Nav YO-L
The sun., 1915-02-27
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
FINANCIAL NOTES.

charlie, u Rarnev & co viii move about
May I from their present lnrlfiou a. -
Hrond street and VIII occupy the Hr, nuor
pf n" Mulr Buliing - llronl Iru"t. tho
Office temporarily occupied hv y Nor
Gau 80.
A. meeting ~ the board ot GO, crnors
Of the Consolidated stock ENrhnugp. ticrrr
rhUbyirk was elected u governor. Other
recent additions to the board inciud, III,
eloctiou Of i. n Edwards Of Edwards \
Gatcnhv and " Il Fogcr
The STOCK ENuhuaEc committee "StHh-
lish.d new minimum price "f 20 for
Loose Wilrs preferred aud placed National
Railways OF Mexico first preferred on The
free list
The sun., 1915-02-27
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

Pir1sst'RG. Feb. 2G--Gains ard losses
were about equal Manufacturers Light
and Heat. Independent Brewing pre-
ferred and National Fi;eproohnE com
mon were each about a half uoiut low-r.
while Ohio Fuel supply. Union switch
and W-stiughousr Air Brake were
higaer. The summary
The sun., 1915-02-27
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Fch 2G-''.Ices held firm 1s
a rule. with a little better demand for
S.d!s-R cb.ok, Swif' and Guou car.
h.lc. \ strong d.m1ud continue In o..
Public Service ISSUES Booth Fish pro
ferrtd and Chicago Railway .is were
fract,oually lower. Bonds duh The
summary
The sun., 1915-02-27
Rock Island Deposits on Last Day.

I'p to the close Of business last night
it was said. sG9.a44.Oo0 Chicago. Rock
Island and PacIn' Railroad Company (
per cent gold bonds of 2u02 had Dccn
deposited with the Central Trust Com
panN or with Brousou Winthrop, special
master. Yesterday was the last day
on winch tn, holders of these So uritles
could dcuost them Oi the bonds de-
posted it9.99i 600 haze been exchanged.
The sun., 1915-02-27
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

February .-th, 1915.
The copar;ns srship existing between Psien
Nelson aud john &. ship. an under th-
'-r name OF nelson * .hlpmAu. stock
yroko:- az 81. Broad Street. = y. Ctty, f.
.LIs ity dissolved by mutual consent.
paleH Nr'son viii sign Ia liquidation
Fchrn.~v 9Th 1915
The sun., 1915-02-27
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN. Feb. 2G--The greater part Of
to-day's mining share trading was i'm
American Zinc and Butte and Superior.
poth OF which were strong Coppers
generally showed moderate improvement.
United Fruit was active and gained 49,
points for the day. The summary:
The sun., 1915-02-27
DINIDE>DS AND INTEREST.


Preferred stock III, id"nd No. ~.
\ regular quarterly dividend OF one and
three quarters per cent. tlA~cl on thC
Preferred stock has been dc Jared. payah!e
April t. lHl6, 20 stockrodcrs ~ record at
he close ~ business March To- 1915
Common stock Dividend Va. 10.
A dividend Of ue-half II one per cent
- ca on the common stock has been tie
cared. payable Apr' T. 1915. 20 stock
holders az record entitled TO shar. IN such
dit.i"ut At 'he closo of business March
H. l9la. Cherks Wi' no mated S'osl
TRANSFER Books VIII he ..1soi from March
lt'h 20 Aprii d. 1915, account Of Annual
NcstrE WALrEE pTrTON. Treasurer
- HfuHlWaN New York \. Y
The sun., 1915-02-27
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 26.-COnsolidate ted
Puwcr was steady at lOi. United Rail
way ncom,s lost u, selling at So, Tie
The sun., 1915-02-27

AI.RANN Feb. -6 Court lf Appeals
ga cndar GOV Monday No Sfh. $751; S6l.
Sc" Str Nt1. 'fS AMI Ni%
The sun., 1915-02-27

nr 'hr supreme 'oal- r,r M,u.tt -.
$50 G-a l-5 l2a, ''3. ids l,G. I"- H.
and iCe
The sun., 1915-02-27

The Liverpool market opened quiet.
There was a quiet business in spot cot
'on, with m'ddl.nC points advance at
'97d >al.s, 1000 bales. Receipts
hN1 bales. inclldiug 77.95> American.
Prices tt Liverpool closed quiet but
The sun., 1915-02-27
Swift & Company
Onion Stock Yards. Chicago. Fch
Dividend No. ia

Dividend Of ONE DOLLAR and SEVENTY
FIVE CENTS ($l7ii per share on the capital
stock Of Swift & Company. will bc paid on April
Ist. 1915. to stockholders Of record. March 10,
1915. as shown on the books ~ the Compans.
4. S. HAYWARD, Secretary
The sun., 1915-02-27
A,,tRIC\> mIDr LEATHER CO.

NINp0n 10. ~, Nu0 NlrcN !, lN'", 'T0W
tho First Mortgage Bonds OF the American
MAO & Leather COMPANY VIII be paid ou
and after March I. nv the Equitable Trust
Company of New York, 90 31 Wall street
New York GEORGE A. hill, Treasurer.
The sun., 1915-02-27
SALES ny AUCTION.
HELP Wt\TED-tENNIE.

WANTED cook. wages S3j 70 $40
hri'g refrreu'"s AS Riverside DIVE
Apartment l0g
The sun., 1915-02-27
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. 800. at i2:O2 4 VI
Lowest temperature. 2so. at I: 10 a. VI
The sun., 1915-02-27

y \. NJ bids TO Liverpool We're .
Narca >a2: May. SOB; July, SO;
October a.o3. December. 90 The
market there j. dut TO open to-day D..
,o -'. points decline.
The sun., 1915-02-27
REDEMPTION notice.
Chicago and Western Indiana Railruai Co.
GENERAL MORTGAGE BOND~.
Trustee, Office. Room g. 18th Floor. Mills
Building.

Now N0rk Feh :, l9I0
The Trustees have this day designated.
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-05-19
Cooper Explains Why Tanlac is
Popular; Elements of Medicine
Found in Remote Parts ofEarth
Says Success of Premier Preparation in Kentucky
Is Due TO The Fact That The Remedy Con-
tains Real Merit-----Product Is Result of
Years of Experimenting On The Part
of Most Famous German Chem
ist In This Country.
cIlccLcC nE IAMIA AZ MAC IynEcILn
SUCCESS OF TANLAC WAS EXPECTED

Louisville KY, May 1s-.'If 1 have
been successful with Tanlac' said L. t.
Cooper. 1T is because the prearatior
contains real merit.
''Tanlac is the result of many years oil
arduous study by my principal chemist.
In fact the two of us have carefully
watched its development from the be-
ginning of the experimental tests to its
high state of efficiency.
t.Ever and anon, some suggests some
thing that may tend TO better our condi-
lions, whether 1t may appertain to our
health. our business or our sociological
state. IL has, therefore; been my pleas
ure this time to offer the world Tanlac.
When came TO Kentucky | stated
that the success OF Tanlac would be as
great In this State as it has been else
where. offered Tanlac on its merits,
knowing full we'll that it could prove
satisfactory if properly tested.
st is true that the demand for Tanlac
has been large. but no larger than | ex-
pected, Kentucky is only awakening to
the appreciation of the full value of
such a preparation. Tanlac's success
in Kentucky is destined to be still great
er.
1.-The ingredients or medicinal ele-
ments, which compose Tanlac are gath
cred from many remote sections of the
earth The Alps. AppenInes, Pyrinees,
Rnesian Asia Iamaica Rrazil West
Indies, Mountain States near the Rock
les, Asia Minor. Persia, India, Russia,
England, France, Germany, Mexico. Col
umbio and Peru are among the points
from which the principal properties OF
this remarkable preparation are obtain
ed.
I'm the principal laboratory of the
Cooper Medicine Co, Inc, under the
Efficient direction of Herr Joseph Won
Trimbach, native German chemist,
these medicinal herbs. banks. and flow
ers are assembled in the rough and pain
stakfngly developed so as TO obtain
that high standard of efficiency shown
by the uniform preparation Tanlac.
an sterilized bottles made expressly
for the purpose Tanlac is placed, label
ed and carloned The preparation i!
inspected again. and then Grated TO
shipment 10 points over the world WHERE
the demand requires"
Tanlac is sold in Richmond by Fl. L
Perry.