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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28

MICHIGAN CENTRAL
THe NlAoAaA fAlls soUTs.

tDAlly AZ others caifx except ~untay
lAkihg e1rel SUNDAY. july la. isSa.
Sleeping cars on Pacific arc Atlantic E1-
presses - and from Detroit Ikri0F cars rau
en- Day tNpress and Grand Rapids Express 20
Snl IRON Detroit Direct onNurc one maze
81 Detroit Nth 81 thrpuah trains hast Tee
cts CA SAFE 30 tlen Ticket once 6 houroo-
81. and ~ Inion depot
fEED 81. ksIses Grnl Ag't NJ Nouros-st.
Q. ". IL eoIEs, q. J and J. AT. chicaeo.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28
TREAsrnFR's NoTICr


Grand RSrscs Mieh.. oft 3 go.
Nefice "a hersfy ven tfst fbe sssesfnenI
rcf fer TIE ceHstrnefIea - . seser 81 eititf
street fraTn 81 81 Division street 81 -eetf -
fsrseE street. 81 fhe cifs q fTsHt fHff1s
4 rs iI RS hsads as nat ! -. rec -
rerweFf thereof for - period II I've y
6zTs frrH us dste - 80 efies q fhf bitf
IressaYer. Clty HsA GEofS p fEfk4
80 - rffr Trtseuref
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28
TRrAsrRrR.s soIIoE.

cteT Trez~1-e~-s Or -.
c~s~s P2xfss Nieh t,at -
wrtfre a herstr KsQer ffef go ss-ess-rett
ra, fa- - eerer~ErfsfT - seysr - =
srres- r. fte flf7 - frsae ksfcfs = rsT -
~ hzrss al go So reee - F.Flr-rt
fr,e-a~r - a. reftec - fy@arT 9sTs frpz
80. -, eEgYeF p PfEEf
- fFfs 1resszr.r
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28
DETROIT. LANSING a NORTHERN.


DErkHT.
Express for Saginaw arc Bay CITY San
Mall ior Lansine. Detroit aud bast... ii y . n
ENlrcSe Tor Lansing. Detroit and Last "a p pH
Mall Tor Alma. ~ bous and FAX nav - 81 D ID
Past Exp. Tor Detroit. New ora anl
Boston ......... ....... ......-......s y p , "a
xEFfFT
Mail from Saginaw suc bay CITY 81 g. N
Mail from LANSING. betfol aud tasf ~ ~ , n
Fast Hsp. from Lansing. Detroit auG
the Last ........-.......... tnTpm
Express from Lansing snd Detro.t..f j9 . ~
Express from sag nav. -. Louis anc
Alma .....-...... ........... go 81 p NJ
sDaiiy ffaiiy. except SUNDAY.
The shortest line 70 Detroit auc East fs
gait pari0r cafS between Detroit and ifrand
Rapids.
Seila trains between erznd Rapids and Saa
nav. Two SoiiG trains between sfard Lap
ids and Detroit. leaving 6rarc Rapids .z -
m snd 8 2 , M. and iesfiuF Detroit lis n
ard 20 ? M.
For tickets sne informsfion apply 81 Union
ticket erIof. Ct Nonfoe-st.. and nIon depot.
GfoHct DEhavEs. Gen. Pas. AT
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28
DULUTH, S0HTH SHORE 1 lTLLKTIc
RAILWAY-

ELEGANT WAGNER BUTT SlEtPtRS
The Dlaush, Sogtt Shorsa ttisr'it Py. r i's
Snort ins from 1--we Michigan TO MAJ
ugefts. hoBghtDn. hegsvnss. s. Psus Mn
nespols, Duluth. Porslsne, seattle, Iseors
sno TIE Great Northwest
Per Ksps Io~sst kstss &C. Sal ~ n.sr~ss
Il ckef AEsnt ~ address
va DEbkIka 1sckspr. Nich-
Bisfrsef pess agent
Witch HfBB1FB.
es1. Nsaarer. G. f.kLA
ksroestts. kiebiEsn
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28

~ 81 49, So 49, rr-s~s ~ $780, - fs--
s--<ef-< rsrrr~rr.s So r<sTs-s- fr<ir-srtos 80
szlr-slfcr Co. ~srrcf ~rrr etrf p eErf
rerrtasas ftrr- p v.sr 80 ersr<t1rr r.rt~ts
--~rsae< sstt 7t.ss rrrs1r refrtstss SO r<~ss
- = rtrs ss<lrfsrti-e - ror4ef f.ervs hrr~a
,-.r-@srfzf - rfls - aerse H~~e-s - ~rrfs~rfssts
- 80 r-~rtrs rrrr-ffarfr~ef - % -
gaF gSBE & 49, 1gNfAFT. CslC SO. "a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28
Woman's Exchange

III MoNROE-ST.
The leading house in Western Michigan for
he FINEST ICE CREAMS. Parties. socials
and Weddings supplied in che best manner.
Orders from abroad solicited.
Our Oyster Parlors and launching Rooms are
open TO the public and the best Of attendance
assured. We are making special efforts 10 sup
ply our trade with excellent Home Made
Baked Goods. Our trade IN this line IS increas-
ing daily.
Telephone 6S2 or address Woman's Exchange
III Monrce-st.. Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28
NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION.

State of Michigan. County of Kent. City OF
Grand Rapids-ss.
OFFICE OF THE Cry CLKRK or THKl
Cry or GRAND RAPius. MIcBgGAS.
October Il. A. ID. 1870.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28
ksHYnH MILITARY ACADEMY.

his % AT rsuarkaRiv srcc~ssfal school pic
Fides therouzh er.osrstisn fore eieFe or bustrs>s
I'D carefff sanefTislau 81 heath, ha1tte $40 Ia
rers. for -sraicsas address Lawrence hJSi,
IL. n Rector. Gambler. 0afc.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-06
Home Effort Encouraged.
Stanford Express J

SANFORD EXpreSs.)
The boycotting of jute cotton
hugging by the cotton planters Is
fresh in the minds of our readers.
That was a fierce gorilla war on a
powerful and deadly trust and this
trust has surrendered and bitten the
dust. The Farmers Allisnce assis-
ted by the merchants and the home
manufacturers can enforce the boy
colt on any other staple Article OF
goods that may be manufactured at
home or that may be snpplGntcd by
Q substitute.
Maj. ScOtt's proposition Is very
important one. He offers to be one
of Joint stock company to cstab-
Iish a publishing house in the State
where the books for the schools can
and will be manufactured. In view
OF the fact that Northern men are
publishing one sided histories of the
Southern people snd sending them
into orr public schools to teach the
children that their fathers were
"Rcbcls and Traitors" no more pa
triotiC a proposition could be made
The Southern people should endeay-
or, as far as possible to meet THEN
enemies at every point of injustice
in exchange of commodities and
SANDER of reputation and in our
judgement the most effective way
has been suggested above.
Let us rather wear the cOarser ia
bricS Of our own mills and shops
than pay tribute to the Northern
Caesars. 1t us write and teach
our poSterity the splendid story pt
their valOrOus ancestors, rather than
it shall come to them perverted
from the hands of the HIgginsOns
McMasTers, Barneses, Harpers and
AppletonS. Our NOrthern friends
have diligently sought for the last
quarter Of century to steal both
our reputation and purse. They
have misrepresented every trans
action they have ever had with us
and their meanness needs a heroic
remedy. The best thing to do Is to
cut their acquaintance as far as pos
Sible. If the South would rise up
to a man to-day and snub these wills
lains and rascals, they might learn
70 appreciate the proper and just
value of exchange and the value OF
a good name.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-06

Collins and Caskets

Also a full line of wood collins and
caskets. | shall make FOUR STYLES
of wood collins and TWO STYLES OF
Baskets and guarantee them equal
TO those of other manufacturers both
in style and finish, and at regular
AssOcia ed Prices. | shsll
ave ny entire attention to the uD
dcrtakIng business. And as [ thor
Oughly understand it, with many
wears of Practical Expert
enCe, and feeling sure That my
Trends will appreciate the necessit,
Of a Practical Undertaken,
| shall spare neither labor nor money
for the successful prosecution Of the
business.
My stock will be complete.
With thanks to my friends for
their support in the past, tIust by
square dealing to merit their confil>
ence in the future.
CAB met D EPAR THEN 7
! shall continue to work in this
department, either special or regular
repairing.
Yours truly,
j. &. WILLIAMS
S ~ It.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-06
The Voice.
IN. Y. Ledger

N. Y. Ledger
Probbly no one can ever tuiiy
estimate how mach influence be IS
constantly exerting through his tones
of voice. Nothing is so powerful to
cheer the dropping energies OF a dis
conraged group as the inspiring
tones OF hope in the words OF new
arrival. Who has not seen the i'm
ne late effect of glad and sprigbt
~ voice breaking in upon dull and
uninterested party Of people? How
their eyes brighten, AID their broWs
clesr, and their forms become erect !!
On the other hand, let solemn, or
doleful, or fretful voice break In on
a gay and cheerful company, and
how quickly the smile dies on the
up. and the depressing influence goes
roond! The infant who cannot IN
derstand q word that his mother
saws is soothcd and pleased, or
grieved and frightened by her tones,
and the seeds Thus sown Of love and
,enlleness, or Of harshness and i'm
patience, are sure TO bear fruit IN
his later development, and exert a
strong Influence in mcllowing his fu-
ture charat ter, and preparing i; to
contend the better with the rough,
ness Of the world.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-06
a Dom esIic Definition,


why don't you call me donkey
AMI have done with it? You've
hlntcd at it long enough" he snarled
out.
cit wouldn't be Qui'e true,' SUE
replied.
Il suppose no;. | suppose | ha, c
not cars enough for that animal, >
he retorted; sarcastially.
"Oh, yes, YOU have" she returned
swcetly. You don't need any more
ears"
What do | need, them"
More legs"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-06
BE still.
(Old IiOmcstcad.)

lOld HOmcstcad.)
When trouble is brewing keep
quiet, Wien SANDER Is being dis
scminatcd say nothing. When
your feelings are hurt keep still till
you recover from your excitement,
Things look very differently through
an agitated eye. Silence is the
most massive thing conceivable
sometimes. 1t is strength in its
very grandeur. 1t Is like a battal
ion ordered to stand sill in the mid
fury of battle.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-06
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Having qualified es executor OF
the estate OF Josephine r. Faucet,
[ hereby notify all persons holding
claims against said estate to present
the same TO me, within one year
from the publication of this notice, il
they fail to do so, l shall plead this
Aottce.ln bar Of a recovery, Those
owing tue estate will ohlige me by
settling.
EDWARD T. CLARK,
Executor of Josephine Il. Faucet.
90 g..
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-06
Corpse Congress.
lBclford's Ma gazinc

Bclrord's Magazine
Like the corp c at a funeral &,
Congress, during. it present sitting.
has not been so notable for what it
has done itself, as for what it has
caused t. he done by Others. The
outside sessions of the Ways and
Means Committee Of the House,
for tie Purpose of gathering ex-
preS5lOnS on subjects connected with
the tariff, have been especially
interesting, and must IN their re-
suits be profitable to the country.
Not that the course of legislation
will be modified 10y anything that has
been developed, for with cast-iron
protectionist like Mckinley at it's
head, only one line OF recommends
ton can he expected from the com,
mittcc but certain conditions have
been disclosed that will not be over
looked by the public. and must 10
the end exert a decided influence.
Really only one side has been Leard
from. The manufacturers have gone
to Washington in force to tell their
stories and urge their arguments
and the CONSUMERS have stayed at
home. Nevertheless, NUMBER oil
things have been brought out that
must tell for tariff reform. In fact
tariff reform is likely to be benefited
by discussion of any kind. Ag,ta
ton Is what it wants.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-06

! S ~ tf.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-06

The circulation of the blood-quick
ened and enriched-bears life and
energy to every portion of the body ;
appetite returns; the hour of rest
brings with 1t sound rcpose. This
can be secured by taking nr. j. Ii.
McLcau's SarSaparilla.
For sale By Z. I. Whitehead L Go,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-06

During the year 1890 it will even
exceed itself in the variety Of its
contents and its efforts to please its
subscribers New features will be
added TO it's regular departments ,
including first class
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-06
NOTICE OF DIVORCE.
NORTII CAROLINA, In the Superior
~ HALIFAX Co. Count.
Benjauin Anthony
VS.
Gracy Anthony.

To GRACY ANTHONY
You will take notice that the purpose
of this action is to obtain absolute divorce
from you and you are hereby notified to
be and appear before the Judge of our
Superior Court Of court to be held for
the county of Halifax at the Courthouse
IN Halifax on the tenth Monday after the
first Monday in March, 1890, and answer
or demur to the complaint. this day de-
posted in the office Of the clerk of the
Superior Court Of said county within the
first three days Of said term and let the
defendant take notice that if she fails t.
answer the complaint within the time re-
quircd by law plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded IN the com
plant. This January 80 tn, 1870.
JOHN L. GREGORY,
Clerk Superior Court.
7. L. WHITAKER,
Attorney. = ct.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-06

We take great delight in heralding the good news
This GREAT DISCOVERY made Mr.. NJ Hoffman while New
York; search OF his INNER FALL STOCK.
Bargains and
CHEAP opportunity of the nineteenth
BARGAIN No l. Dress Good-IIENr IETTA 25c, HENRIETTA
RIPPED SO. CASHMERE 25r WOOL WORSIED TO-, BLACK
and MOURNING GOODS from 25 81 IS Our 15c.
complete. Big bargain here
BARGAIN 10 Dress TrmmingPLAIN and STRIPED SURAH
PIJISH SATIN ,PASSAMEN TERIE, BEAD SETS, &c,
BARGAIN No g. Clotbtng-MENS, YOUTHS CHILL
DREN'S SUITS from $175 to 925 90.
BARGAIN No 4. OVERCOATS and FINE HATS
BARGAIN No FURNITURE STOVES, CARPETS OIL CLOTH.
BARGAIN No g. GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
BARGAIN No SHOES per any
BARGAIN No 8. LADIES' FANCY GOODS
BARGAIN 20 9. ZEIGI.ER SHOES AT COST.
the thousand other Bargains
cordially all to call and grand assortment
be convinced that this Thankful
pstro solicit continuance of
Yours truly,
NJ HOFFMAN & BRO.
O101y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
- OIL: PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WIIAI WAS DONE IN SIo( Ms.


The co,uplr,r 81 cess Of ia" Treasury policy IN
inviting tenders of per cent bonds oagh' I"
,,,.ucc criticism evidently Influenced by political
~ speculative motive, hen lie proposals were
orned in Washington al noon to-day il was i"nhn
that more than the Sl6.0UO,oOU asked for had
l.,, offered al 1865 and under. ana tie Sec
rct,rv promptly accepted all the offerings M thesr
urlce. According 10 recent cAston III TIE lr-
p,r,men,. ;nc names Of pis"ns mako: tenders
were no, made known. but y casual glance ~ 'he
a,noun,s and prices with the Information 'ha'
over SlG,oUUU00 viii ne paid for al New-lorH.
will discover ,h~ speculative holding whose en-
is,ence has been strennonslv denied. Inc Iie'e-
Wy purchs~r as'ii~s monriii! rase III thS ui''"e'
and Especially bcrs,.se il remove, an a''i\e "irS'
for the manipulation OF demand loans NJ 'he SO"
EXCHANGE The ant cipstiOn of success ra!!H
stimulated, b';NiuS oi stocks. and prices steadily
moved upward anti noon. but the trading con
timed 10 lie strictly professional Inc faie'>'
advances III the morning ho'is were hh'"e III
Missouri Pacific, I.arkuwanns. Rig -Four AMI
few slrc!.lir>. shortly after The treasury an
uouuceiurri the advance was checked and ~ tie
last hour 4 cone E. ted tack the Granger shares
resulted, i'll numerous cascs. IN the loss or tne
early Improvement burlington ana '|uih'N,
Rock Island aud 81. Puui bon the bruhi 81 me
.tirrk ard Welded about ! per cent. wi Vie
General markr, suffered froiu il. although irss
seriously. lie movement was not unexpected !"
view Of HE large sbort interest onns'andihs. IN"
Gauss. there really no other reasonable aHrfis
vc +, ~ unteract the effect Of lac bond purchases
was considered preferable 10 an attempt I" Project
cont Ia,ts and with TIM decision fiW selling reah
!, va, helped l".tuiiousN by fir anho"nr~inrht VI
snail f.. liIr in Boston and becSm~' Tie hioS'i
wns = j,p a iiirul,"r OF t:e r"-lUIk l\chaher iit
I,,iDur;a OF tii~ I;I' irIf Ms inagh!heI iH'
t.' that Iii, n3nr vas the same rs tlat U! one o.
I'VE, DrsrIt aud former pi"Iulnrhf Hrin'~is o.
III" inar! made - &. '~' r"'iI>i"h
The rlosiMg-wa> moderately acti - III IRE: ilpi
pr!res As" from the Granger sn;ir, iIe ma,
decline, w-.r small, while muui si"'ks closed
substantially higher. I.ucknwAnna rcrovrr"" =
hart of Yesterday decline and Pacific Mail gained
i yer cru:. The strength Of the VANDERBILT ,'"cHs
tllIou.nOu, ti, day WAS one az The coiisp'' nous
feat OF t!ir market.
TIE DAY IN THE BOND N\HkIl
The 1Irasui, hpu.li to-day Slt'Jo" -.
and :ccrutri vhr:, Of SO, ! 400 per CENTS
Tin. nj lee e, the Siork EVcLIn@r WNrr sm'I ip'>
of coupon A. AZ La l.. bu 1ircN see made ,"-
fore he Treasury acceptance, w"ic hi"Wh M
cios.as quotations loi tIrNSene w"rc W: 'rh'
lower than yesterday, ANA III the Circumstances
wholly nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
Cost an1 fonuo

,,.T E,,h Iroh ~ U>:4 ~ ia Dorh >a'.nI,
l., h.' III; claims ';"li -iiu TON J.,
u., 49, tin .dr" - ia" 'afk y Tim tptf
-,ic book Ut b d." Jared "a''" led anu ~
iI,.,it,i-G and 4 or'' i>-.'d ~ L." th"r,'f
4 o>I .-s.rn.,t' 40 ~ 81, 81 the frum,' ana o@
IL an, ~ l.Itl 4 t;r-"!l, for ."Nntv mares
rr,-nns are hereby warned against negotiating SANE -
has made " the SAID company for auph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
CeaLi y Offices.

" OIICE j. h"I"iy gwen that ia" under
on the ,,a,r 81 ID,udt f1 l,;'' {" ia" ,"mn ~ ~"
Jr,...-,ai md. IT, if''It-'t. - tnm -"' 81 NE
"a o. ,ru ii.r DIR. mt ~ &; .io'- o. u! ah'N"
a.,.rl hrrb' 'o'h"d 20 u >'n' trr ans 70 I"s
Sut,o.atr u: tn. '"""N - W. .t~'t on o. - 10
49, i.I i,',o =, 90 ,aic, oir" wait" Plans.
Iu th. t'oin,J ~ W -'h"-''r
DLt'd >cpt'nb : ~. 1871 r,.,, ,,orrox
n EW -NnEk el'PEl.NL. corr CRY AND
~ cnr> rs UI' NlW.lrl;k. ., =, ..,,
iI"ne ". smith. t'r"i cain; iI| -, ~ Nr'hr,a
iirfv Il WA, 'ai"l.". :, >ouh nsr,.: ! smith
h,"n K ali. n, r.i". Wo.:". i,rm l."ti't' N!tk
",.p,.,. t.u,> I;r.r1-'nri ri ~ Tat han". ti''
T',o'', ., nt.t6 I'm W" LINN J. =. >4.th and
In,,,. Na,, ~ "a ItNL / y >n!'n. ~ "N"hoi' ana
'~.rn. ri,i, thr ia-t W: '"t Tr>taH"ni 81 Whlidm
Hr,.h Jmu.nt. d.,.a-"a r";'ntl"t-. Summons.
You ar L,r"., .rnInD'd /" an.w:r ID" 'on'hslnt IA
,li. I'll VI $50. '"1' -! N"'t "'>N'r On t''
iantir'- rr,- within tw"rt, daN- f''r IL" s"rN'"
-, f,i- sunni, '>'lI>I ~ ~" d. % 80 80" ant ~
,,k N aga nj ,o'. ~ dc'a't 10 tr lrI crhIrd'd IN
the plant . . 81, :, IAN,
tIIVfE 8 \NTNoNN Psntn Att''nHy,,
Po>toH,r address ana Once" VI" !J- Nassau Street
no NV ~. ,rdnrt: Tl,,llrih scott ID I'Gvari S-on"lt
Tdmsti W. Saith. Enab"th Ann >mii ana '" hll'm j.
smith. .,, -, ,.,,, ,r ,,,I,,,
,o, ursunnt to order Of tn" Hon t'"o" l. AhdI"n
~. In, ii.:i,,.. OF N"r.i" Nupen" trr:: dat d
Ink i,iI 800 and H. d with n" '"uidaini. H. u"
r,. th. ,'.i,, ~ th' ~ ant COUNTY %! NrWN YORK
=, u., ,nuuN cont H"u>', "'h'I DIX ny.
..'"t l'>l.l N>ili"N,. r,n;s:'. tcor ns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
Che Qnrt.

DROOELYN JOCKEY GLIB RACES.
ID TUESDAY. Si.rr Ii 10 TIL sDti SEPT. 80
S,N la, = t.t II DAY
ric,T r\'f n Ot!.Otk. RAIN OR SHINE.
,ai, from iast 3itn Street Ferry a: J. 80. l" 20
and >, n: Long Island nr - minute. latr!.
po,t. iot WHIT ha'i-,. tt ulNct Route vt 10 10
II 10 /, 10 A. d.. T.: 10, 40. 10, 80. 10 y. M.
ava ,", Tia. ',r-n.a,r P-Gokivn 0S D. stopping .:
r,,ullin Nu.tla and. kingston. Troy and ltirA
j'ru,u 1, l,rr Depot atr.av" AID ""h->t. Enoklyn.
.x,,y haf hu,- and Union Depot 5LhaNe and 3Jth
A. AT ILL II ~ IA. IL H. /: 81. Is, 10. :lS
.:I5 u m. then hourly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
flnantIal.
Notice to Holders Of
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
RAILWAY STOCK.

TIL. suprsm. Court Of the STATE OF ~e~-i"'k
n. thai the Of the pro rata share
10 10 contributed ~ sisekhoidrrs under Ariirls q"
tie determination Agreement had not been d"y nsea
and deterssincd by the ~nirsi Trust tsmpsv
Y.rk the sot~~ heretofore given 10 resSsc' thereto
hereby withdraw.
STAGE the pmLiir alton OF sLch uo'c tho amount re-
..,reA has kers some ', in renstd bv addition Of
inieres, On In, Of, r IN the md has
been slightly greater eatent reduced ~ inc apple
Gallon. serOmnt OF past due Interest 81 ssr"'"ss
realized w The operahos Of the road
and ~ order Of the curt paid the pnrehnser
THE TRl ST COMPANY Has WADE ~ FNAMi.
NATION Of TIE WHOLE II BJECT II ACCORD.
AxtE WITH THE VIEWS kNrkEssED ny THE
COIRr AND Has FINED AND DETERMINED
THE AMOUNT OF TIiz FKoHATA SHARE TO NIX
PAID nY sTOCKHUI.DEH- or THE HOUSTON
AND TEAA~ CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY. N
ORDER TO E<TITIE THEN TO THEIR PRO.
POWTlCNtTE ANOt NJ Of TnE sTO Is or TIE
KEORGA>IZED COMPANY. TO ~ - 40 PER
CENT. or TIE PAR ViIiE or THEIR kL.
sPECTI,E HOLDINGS OF SAID E\i-Ti>"
CAPITAL .TOtk.
Notice hereby given TO the h"ldrrs Of said e,si.
ing spiiai STOCK oi the Housien and T~Ns Central
Ruilwr, { nw,pau, thnt the, u before sep.
tsuher ]. 1890, Idle aud 10 the nndrraigncd
the pn bic under th- Oik Article Sf the Re-
organization Asrcrp~ut. dated December 10 lSS''
aad thut 4. 10 for zach .hnrr 81 their re-
snrrti,r h,Idiuga enid rNistine capital stock I've
an ,nr mus, pad before september i'' 1871
In order rniiir The hcIdrs Of stock 10 their p'"por'
tisnate the so,L OF the rrorganiI"j ""m-
pany under said NV Arn L.. The sto'k ""rtih'"tes
will be aianiprd " lib date mud nmou"i Of p"'men'.
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we're made at the close A. Paris French 3 per
cents declined from H347 ~ 10 35l3, slghc e ~
The Homestako Mining Company has declared
its usual dividend for Ansnst. PAYABLE o, Inc O,r
-. The transfer books will I've closed on 'he
10Th ,.,,on a, the
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BANK OF MINOT. Minoi. Worth Dntot"
.:.N.YUEE. >l.!'i :. lo.".
TO HOLDERS OF TiIE AMERICAN ROLLING
>TCtk CO.'S GAR TRt II CEKTIFiCATE>
I--l Ed To TIE IRON CA: COMPANY:
The snrd have Lrrn appointed committee 10
eo. inter- the OF the Gar "rnf tertifcntes
,..ucd 10 the Iron ompnnv. The holders OF crr.
ac ars muLrr Trusts ~ H.. l ". and ". whether held
a. urr. or collateral -~.n,,. requested 10 de.
po.if their ,~r,.:cnir> with the Central Trust (om'
pnny. who viii usxoiinb" 'ctiIi"ntcs Tor the
o. me- enii,IIuc the hofrrO oiiOmae share oil
the net re- arising the nc:ou~ OF the COM
uit,r.. All deposit. should br n.dc BY sept. %.
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