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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-09-08
Providence Lumber Company, Limited,

| under which name and title the SAID Cor.
poration shall have power to exist; to sue
and be sRed +; TO make and use a Corporate
seal, and to break or change same at pleas
IRE, same to be designated by the Board Of
Directors; to purchase, hold, own. mort.
gage and pledge real estate and personal
| property ;toappoint such managers. direc-
tors and agents as the interests ofsaiL Cor
poration may demand. and generally to do
all such acts and things necessary aud con-
vcnient for the carrying out OF the objects
of this Corporation as hereinafter stated.
ARTICLE III.
The domicile OF this Corporation shall be
In the city of Providence. Ia East Carroll
parish. Louisiana. and all citations or
other legal processes, shall be served on
the President, and in his absence on the
Vice President.
ARTICLE III.
The purposes for which this Corporation
is established. and the business 10 be car
ried on by it. are declared to be general
lumber business. including the purchase
and sale OF timber lands. or the timber
growing on lands not purchased; to man-
ufacture or have manufactured the same
into lumber; to erect and operate tram
ways. or means OF transportation for moving
lumber TO and from the mill to the river:
and generally and particularly to do all acts
and things. and to enter into all contracts
and obligations. necessary and proper to
be done ina General Lumber Manuiactur-
ing Business: also to engage in the man
ufacture Of said lumber into such articles
OF commerce as they may see fit, or into the
erecting of buildings.
ARTICLE ~.
The capital stock of this Corporation Is
hereby fixed at Fifty Thousand GSSO.OO0l
Dollars. divided into and represented by
Five Hundred Shares Of One Hundred
fSl001 each aud the number OF shares to
be subscribed Tor organization and trans
action ofbusiness shall be Eighty. and as
soon as that number Of shares shall have
been subscribed and paid in full, then the
Company shall organize and commence
operations. No certificate Of stock shall
be issued until the same shall have been
fully paid for IN cash or property. The
stock shalt be evidenced By such cerfif-
Gates Issued and signed by such officers OIL
the Corporation as the Board OF Directors
only on the books Of the Company. No
transfer Of stock shall be valid or binding
unless aud until same shall have been
made and entered on Its books. No Share
holder. his heirs. legal representatives or
assigns in this Corporation shall sell or dis |
pose OF stock held by him in this Corpor-
stioa. unless the same shall have been |
writing through the officer designated by
The bylaws Of said Corporation to receive |
such tender. and who are TO have an option
On said stock for q period Of fifteen DAYS.
and at the market price, and which bylaws |
shall be adopted by the Board Of Directors
Of said Corporation at the first meeting |
after the said Corporation shall have been |
The corporate powers Of the Company
,hail be vested in Board OF Directors to |
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-09-08

When you feel tired, lazy and gen
aralIy no account, cleanse your blood
with Plantation Sarsaparilla and
Iodide Potash. and start yonr liver
with Plantation Pills. Sold by j. S
Guenard drug store.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-09-08

We had the pleasure OF meeting
Hon. 8. I. jackson of West Carroll on
Friday last. He came over for his
family, who were on q visit to Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. Millikin. He reports
our sister parish prospecting.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-09-08

Miss Kate Lanier returned to lamp
ton last Monday night, after spending
a month with friends in Providence.
She will return 10 school shortly,
where we hope the session will be
both profitable and pleasant
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-09-08

Large advertisements, and other
things, have prevented the appearance
of some of our best reading matter
this week, especially the contribution
of = which we are forced TO omit.
1t will appear next week, however,
and we can say In advance that il is in
no manner inferior to any of her
former articles.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-09-08

The Best SalSe In The world fer
Cuts Bruises. Sores. Uisess. Sails.
Khenm, Fever Sercs, Teficr, thapprd
Iiauds. Ci3liblaias Corps, and all 81 =,
Eruntious, and positively cures i'iles,
or no pay required. II il gaarauteft
% give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price ~ cents Per box.
For Sale By j. S. Gpepard.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-09-08

Cake Providence. La, September 8, isp4.

Der g. lSA4. u tcnths. -
HighSst water was June LIST, 1892. gauge
read Al. 80 feet.
CLARK N. HALL. Asst.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-09-08

A reputable merchant cannot afford
to urge and guarantee worthless
article. Plantation Chill Cure
10 sold aud guaranteed by j. S. Guen-
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-09-08

Notice Is hereby given that 81 e. Long
has applied to 1e appointed cufktor 81 the
Snccession Of Joha Mon ~, deed III no
Opposition Is MADE thereto within tea days
be will be appotn:sd - prayed TOR.
Judge 7tl 5ud. Dist,
,. D. To5ffk1xs. Clerk
A true copy.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-09-08

Mrs. j. g. Oldfeld left last Saturday
nignt with her two daughters, for
Vickshurg, where the young ladies will
remain At the Convent.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-09-08

positively.
A little printers ink will pay.
Competition is the life Of the trade
Several wagons from the hills thi
week. s.
The more one thinks, the less b
speaks. ks&
Our merchants are preparing for
large fall trade. .
Goods of all kinds are at bottom
prices IN town. rs 49,
Start business league in this town
VIC need it badly.
Fire III the brick kiln was started
last Tuesday night.
Get up another baseball, and bring
The people TO town.
Gambling is the sou of avarice, and
the father of despair.
The oals way to dispose. OF .yous
goods isto advertise.
Services at the Catholic and Metho-
dist churches Tomorrow. =
Mr. Orlando Hamilton IL behind the
counter OF Fishers large store.
Walkers town gin turned out
eight bales of cotton Thursday.
Our new mail system will go into
effect on The 17sh Of September.
The cutting out OF the Lanes Ferry
road was started on Monday last.
Messrs. Iiamley & Ransdell are still
hauling lumber from their saw mill.
Competition IA ginning will be
lively this fall; the planter will profit
by IT..
The merchants can rely on the Ban
ner-Democrat watching carefully the
interests of the town.
The Lanes Ferry road will bring us
good many hill people; and all may be
cure to receive cordial welcome in
our town. - r
The Confederate Veterans are re-
Qu094Cu " Hucct III TIT tOWu ~ FoFi-
dence on "Wednesday, the 10Th. inst,
Important business is to be transacted.
Captain I. P. feathers says that by
January LIST we viii nave the highest
water ever known. With due respect
TO Mr.. Leathers, we don't believe .
word Of It. 2
Alexandria Democrat: Master Jno.
Montgomery, of Lake Providence, will
attend the St. Francis Xavier's Cont
mercial College during the coming
season. 's
Asa starter for w. N. Whites inn
mense stock of fall goods, he received
forty eight cases of shoes Monday
He lie going 10 make the fur dyT thisg
fall with low prices.
Miss Maggie Schneider returned
from Marshall, Texas, last Sunday
morning., after spending severalmonths
very pleasantly In the Lone Star State.
Welcome homei
Numerous and divers carrion birds
have been seen 10 hight 10 the rear
premises of ono Of tho Levee street
stores this week. *Eomething' E rotten
10 Denmark City ofacislsl
Mrs. S. T. jackson. Of West Carrol],
and Miss Jessie HarrsI, of NIa5jssippl,
after spending week very pleasantly
with Mr., aud NJ rs.xJ. s. Mlllikin 81
Arlington, have returned to West Car
roll. Sss ss s
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-09-08

Salca of Plantation Chill Cure ex-
coed IN other chill preparations To-
gather Every bottle guaranteed.
Tryiil Sold b. J. S. Guenard drug.
store.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-09-08

sgJ. 81 p. Coats Spool Cotton
at 40 less per cent. This price is
to merchants only.
w. N. WHITE. Aer.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-09-08

BY the removal of Mr.. White to the
Armory building, Company G. will
have 10 seek new quarters, and they
have decided to build at once large
hall to be used both IS an armory aud
town hail. The gentlemen in charge
deserve much credit for their efforts
in the matter, and every member Of
the community should help them
they will receive contributions from
rs cents to 81, 900. Under no consid-
GRAFTON would they have any one 10
put down his name on the subscription
list for more than 81, 600
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-09-08

Three things make THE BUCK
SKIN BREECHESn The best Jeans
Pauts IN the world.
Good material, Careful Workman
ship aud Perfect, Easy Fit.
Every pair warranted.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-09-08

Atoka, Aug. 20, 1894.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-09-08

The name and title Of this Corporation
ehall be
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-09-08

MRS. F. NJ. TAYLOR, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17

N 1Oos21s. sight exchange on London
Confines " 70 ISIS francs, quotations to arrive
II. r. per to 'as ',s' Rsss ssS
declined 10 oydpn was lower at 20.3Sha marks.
sSssA Protective SS adding
10 the hst ,tnnal Bank Of Boston and Marquis
S1s the o T!y for Tsis
represents s,niders and second mortgage bond
Of the sev' The ground that the Atchison General
sS Asks ne ns sspn anS
10 furh'', Mortgage bOndhoders 10 sacrifice
the secon counons 20 justify the stockholders In
The. ss TasT Socs that @ as %s
has con. N,,obt the company into the custody OF
twice DIR should be abandoned, and further
5snSn Re hs od ss%%Ss
the dr. i,,as have also added as their Boston de-
COMMIT re American Loan and Trust Com
posl,'i Endicott Peabody. president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
Il ailrca0s.
p Pennsylvania
q RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.

ATQSs Igf f ssss and 49, f. 1884, Streets
H HoSo u, rEaNs7 iLt|fs cfl Il
s@d A. s1S lSa sss
:;So j.. n, chTcAG6 .AN6 ST. LOUIS EXPRESS,
600 ass'i 51s h ffaaSss'E
sv A. 9 81 faffss HE day
s Ts Rn"9 Ears to danaS aGe o5 "s
$50 II r. phciF sfcnd Sleeping
CIR to Piitsburg. Connects for Chicago daily. and
ys3 az Tfas if;Ss' s5qf sSn THE
So 200 loo Gnsa pnnS can a5o1 a. p Ti
ali IPario5 ana Dining cars 400. Dining cao. 900
ssspers As6eyIle TAMPA, and Nc%QI;Ssn: l2i'
FOR Fq S s%4 soMF P4 ga Cars NORFOLK via Caps
ss .eper soP 5 a. weekdays and with r"'0us'
Tampa Jacksonville and Charleston 900 p NJ daily
FOB -, AgLA ST CITY l'o P NJ weekdays with
For 'S c%F MHY ioo A. H. 100 and P. NJ week.
FF 1s ASury Park 50 Ocean M s1S PG2s
= n wsskdays| ' sundays s:i5 S:ts 4. ~ us P NJ
90 MOI stop At Asbrry Park and Ocean Grove on sun
r.... % FOR rHILAD H.a ~ s:,,., ,,m,,.n
100 4 r. l2;3o go rHor 30 s,s sso
90, 30 JLipitsal; 10 A. NJ A. 49, 8. g. 7;'S s.
way i2s,h street eni foot ss e
Fulton street oS broadway and Brooklyn Annex sta:
ton. foot u Fulton Street. Brooklyn: Station Jersey
me Ncw.York Transfer Company win call for and q
D General Manager Genera; pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
(inaurlai.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
The ATLANTIC l. PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY FOUR PER CENT.
GUARANTEED TRUST GOLD BONDS.

Default having rnade by the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Co. by the Guarantors. the Achson
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company and the St
Louis and Francisco Railroad Company IN the pay
interest due upon your bonds January Isl,
1884, and the Reorganization Committee OF the Achson
Company having recently promulgated pan III Whcn
provision your bonds ia made. II IL OF the utmost
importance that concerted action should be taken at once
the protection ~ your interests
The Undersigned have at the request or more than
Of the fad bonds consented 10 act as Com
ittee here with the foreign Committees
Frankfort and Amsterdam TO protect and promote the
bondholders and to enforce their rights
An looking 70 your protection has been pre-
pared and ready for your inspection at The
Suite Trust Company. 80 Wall-st. New YORK CITY,
and the Shawmut NntIonnt Link of borfon.
To effective concert OF action you are re-
ouesed TO deposit your bonds with the said Trust Com
ranv or Bank as speedily possible and upon such
deposit temporary receipts will he issued exchangeabe for
pared An early application viii - made to list the said
certificates on The New-York Stock Exchange.
BondholderS who may not agree to such plan as the
Committee may hereafter present may subject TO the
terms OF the bondholders agreement. withdraw their
bonds from deposit.
Dated New-York July 18th. 1891.
FRANCIS =. BANGS. Chairman
president The state Trust Company
j. G. McCULLOUGH,
OTTO Il. BANNARD
president Continental Trust Company,
&. j. WETZIAK
(of J. u. Probst & Coz.
WILLIAM DASSET
Boston,. Committee.
sTETsON, TRACY. JENNINGs & RUSSELL,
Counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17

,rrv-yoHK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD.
~ ' summer schedule in eject July LIST. 1874
For KedDank Long Branch, Eberon. Ocean Grove. As
49, pm I.mar Spring Lake. and Point Pleasant.
Trains leave Cortiand and D.sbIosses streets; 80
=. "a $1,000 l2:lo, NlZl SatGrdals only)'
sp .so ~ 10 except ReibanO. AGO. 5:lO. 200 D. m
sunday s:is 80 1ih"ity.s,: 30 $50 ITO Redbank)
ei5 I'D .ll ;O a. M CI:2o Saturday, ony). 1880
2.la 1870. 400, '[aU '''oS o'i' y ' 'N"'"y'' 'i'
n 30. 400 D. M -. 49,, ....,- -, ..,...
sunday trains do not stop al ocean "roVo anu Asoury
Park -,
RUFUS BI.oDGETT. sup't " &I.B:RR
J. X. WOOD. - j, u. - uAl,Dw .Sv
O. y. A.. Penna X H. w. r. Ne - ~ " vi w. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
finanrial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Consolidated Mortgage Per Cent. Bonds,
due April !, 1919,
AND THE
Collateral Trust Per Cent. Bonds, Due
Scot. I, 1919,
Oregon Short Line and Utah North
ern Railway Company.

Default has been made payment Of the interest
due April LIST 1894 OF the consolidated bonds
and IN the payment Of the March ls 1894,
OF the collateral bonds Of the Oregon Short Line
and Utah Northern Railway Company. The undersigned
have consented act a committee protect the In
your bonds and take whatever steps may be
necessary under the circumstances
An agreement has prepared. In accordance with
the terms Of which you asked deposit your
bonds nj the Office OF either American Loan and
Trust Company IN Boston the NewYork Guaranty and
Indemnity Company NcwYork ard copies Of the
may be obtained at either place Negotiable GER
tincntes will for all bonds deposited. and APP
plicnton Will Mt o.ce be made TO have them listed by
the New-Ycrk Stock Exchange.
Messr. J.. A. l.. VAN OGTROP Charmnn). ROEL-
WINK. BROCKMAN r. VAN REFS. RAHusEN Der
LACE and BOON HARTSINCK. OF Amsterdam. Holland
have consented n committee 10 represent the
Consolidated Mortgage and Bonds held
there and intend 20 work In harmony with the under
signed and II purpose the undersigned committee
to act in harmony with General Reorganization Com
mittee Carrying out any scheme which VIII promote
your interests
is believed that you should be repre-
sented by Independent committee In the negotiations
FOR reorganization Of the system.
S. ENDICorT PEABODY. Chairman
president American Loan & Trust Co.. Doson)
w c. OAKMAN.
president Ncw-York Guaranty and Indemnity
Co.. -Yor).
W. S FrTZ. Boston
GEORGE c. LEE
(of Lee. Hlgginson & CO.. Boston)'
ROWLAND DAVIS. New York
y W. JORDAN Secretary.
Exchange building. State st. Bos'on)
MOORFIEID STOREY. Counsel
Exchange Building State ST.. Boston,.
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auetion Sales. finantial.
LOUIS MEsIER. Auctioneer.
nEGVLAR AUCTION SALE
OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
pv ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON,
~

WEDNESDAY JULY IL.
.,oL q, the New-York Real Estate Sales
At Ia" o''' room No. Ill Broadway.
BY order OF Receiver ~
s. Baltimore Dry Dock GO. OF bal,I''o'e Ivy
s'N BY order OF Adnn'sua'oi
=. l.. r-,,ire CIV Fire ms. Co
" BIS i-"' BY order Of Trustee
.. =. u.-chan,s' Exchange National BANK
!. 70 -. Werchants' National Bank.
.ss Corn Exchange Bank
sSs Park OF North America
D shs e. account Of whom II may concern -
oo -. .rh.' icc Mountain Coal Coke Timber 20
I" chs United States Printing co. OF Cih''' 'H'P''
"a shs Lawyers Title ms CO.
.bs United States Trust co. r. I, 4, n r,,\
s. ~. Chi MI & ST. Paul r way Co.. a. q ~. nne
Nv" Ttss n c. BIDS. 1905 convertible mo preer'eo
.,s .'cK Eo Ann Arbor & No. Mich Rway Co Consd
500 i M,s an, p C. Gold BIDS 1910. July $685. eoups
q, On r., VspJ Psso Natl Bank of Texas.
~ ~ .ss Evils < Fowler Girder Rail Co. ~,
g oS Staten Island Rapid Transit LIST Mtse' p c
cold BIDS. 1919.
ISIS SIS SshY" Manhattan Beach Ry Co. Is, Mtge 7 p.
&C BIDS interest guaranteed.
30 shs Southern Natl. Bank
10 shs Broadway & eth Ave. X H. 49, 49,. >,,co
81 90 St Paul City RWay 20. q y = N"''e N0"S 'o~
80 ' ~. National Sshe Rice Milling Co.. common
ia shs National Rice Milling Co, preid
20 shs Southern Natl Bark
ia aha Title Guarantee < Trust %
Is shs United states Mortgage Co W. a.,
xo 600 Louisville. New-Aloany chic. Rway' Seni'
Mtge s .. :. Bonds. .
1 share Sabston Murray Co.. p,o
s shs. Sabston Murray Co.. common
20 shs. 80 Ave Railroad Co.
100 shs IVES, side Construction Co. OF Chicago.
60 shs Investment Co. Of New-Jersey
100 shs 42d 81. Man. & 81 Mich Ave r. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
ROYAL BLUE LINE
n. Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y.

Isans foot Of West i-ds, as follows 10 minutes
.Ail-I from IIannln-s.
55 a m for West Cornwall Lakes Mohonk and Mn
neNaakA and Waikiki Valley stations. MGdetown.
N,omaShurs. Chenille, tMl,ourg Liberty Carbondale,
.,faat.n Walton. Delhi. Sidney New Berlin. Norwich.
VucA Oneida. Fulton. oswego
yJ5 a m (daiy) Tor West Cornwall. Middletown.
Blooming burs Wurstbogo Euenvle Montaindale. Falls
Iux lIlieyVillo, Liberty Falls. Liberty, White Lake.
Is . Ia g. turGAys only FOR Midlstown. Blooming
hu X Wurtsboro. Elen,ile. Mounalndac. Cenueviile.
Ial!sburg HIreyye Liberty Falls Liberty Parksyille.
,lngs ton Manor. RocSlAnd
* D. m for Lakes Mohonk. and Mnnewaska. Stony
Ford Mddc'own. Wurshoro. Elienyilie. Mountandale.
1rntre,Il~ Fallshurg Hurcyve Liberty Falls, Liberty.
I,rksyllio Liylueston Manor.
40 M West Cornwall, Orrs Mills. Meadow
uo1k Cair,he Hall Stony Ford. Crystal Run. Middle
town BlOOmlngb urg. Wurstt>.o Eiienyille.
~ l. ~ Vllyj for Mid ll"tovn BloOminghurg. Falls
burs Liberty Livingston Manor Walton. Sidney. Nor
vch oneida Fulton 0swego. Niagara Falls and point,
vest Pullman Sleeping cars. Free reclining chair car
TcEcft ana Pullman Drawing Room seats Mt S7i Broad.
York J. G. ANDERSON,
$3.50 General Passenger Agent SO Bsaver-st.. ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
WEST SHORE RI.

Trains leave West AZ ST. Station New-York. FOL.
lows, and r. minutes earlier from loot Franklin ST.:
I..iO VI. Daily. Local 10 Buffalo. Sleeping
New York &c b.O0myi.e. sundays only; can be occu.
80 4. VI. Daily local to Albany. for Ca,skll Noun.
tains and Saratoga. Parlor car 10 Albany. sundays
O.I5 VI. Daily Albany. Utica Syracuse Roches.
Tor. Bu'fao Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago; except
A-II.O0 A. u. Daily. except Sunday. Bloomyll,s
az. CatskiA Mountains. New PATTI. Lakes Mohonk and
B-II.5 4. III. daily, except Sunday. TO Catskill Koun
tains. Now Ia.t4 Lakes alohOnk and Minnewaska. Al
bAny, Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George. Paror cars 10
Bocmvlll. Saratoga and caldwell.
I.iJ y. VI. saturdays only. Half Holiday Special TO
Ca,skl! Moun;s!ns ParlJr car attached.
tains New Patti L.,kes Mohonk ana Minnewaska. Al
bany Saratoga. tag.or cars attached ~ HOBART and
c. 100 l. NJ. Daly. e&cep; sunday for Albany.
BIS T.. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica. Syra-
cuse. itochesi,l bunao. Niagara Falls Toronto De-
mott Cle.-lanl Chicago AMI y. Louis.
C.:,O s.. n. Daily. sunday. for NeNburg. AL
hlny Saratoga and Montreal. !arior to King
7i5 r. VI. Daiiy. except Sunday. Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo Carries sieepng-car passengers
SI5 r. n. Daily FOR Albany. Utica Syracuse. Roches-
ter, Bunalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cle,e-
land. Chicago and =. Louis.
A H. g leaves Brooklyn by Annex: Al000, BIO 10
n m. C3O0 y. Jersey City. =. T. r. Station. Ai0i0.
For tickets time tables parlor ard seeping-car &C.
YORK and At stations Time tables principal hotels.
For other Information address
c. L. LAMBERT. Genera Passenger Agent
Vandesbi ave. New York
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BALTIMORE a. OHIO IL. II.

,.,rrvopr ~ AsHlNtiTOH, CnICAuO. CINCINNATI
puI.lLtMAN Can sEEvlcE on ALL TRAINS,
cta ss' r SsT M and ~ nSst
M and Is is night For E1NcINNATI. ST. LOUIS y
IT" M. N5o p TSr wA Ash 81 q BALTIMORE
z. Va M n m Goo D. m. Dining Car 1873 night. Ali
rain, , run daily except 800 m For NonEoLK Bay
ne 40 d m sun. For NEW-ORfEANS. via
Bristol and Chattanooga. through Pullman Sleep
~ car C:OJ IN daily
Ticket offices 49, ?Cl tl5 LAO Bway ~ Il. lsh-st.
". v: ~ Fnitc -, Broklyu: Station
Soot Of Iiherty-sf.. c. r. n. n y. J.
Sew-York Transfer Co will call 'o- and check baGDago
syonn hotel OF residences TO destination
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ErQdl \ Offices.

CUPREME COURT. NEW-lORK COUNTY.
- Henry 7 bronson. PaiauG. against Edmund ".
cole Defendant summons.
To the above named ietrndani
~ hereby summoned an1~"r ~" r-iliiaf IN
action and sngy & yluf answer ou tho
TianiNs Attorneys within twenty DAYS after the service
the duy x service. aat IN
cnse ~ your failure appear An@s' Judgment VIII
lo taken you by default for the reief demanded
n The complaint.
Dated Mny 81. ls1i -
once and p1-t1cc address No 10 broadway. Newly
cry.
To the defendant. Edmund W cole.
The foregoing served upon hv punlic'-
tim pursuant order - the Hon. George l. ncta
ham q Justices court = tho
sto.e Of Nevr- ~ nineteenth day - juno
$50, ma fl.i with the complaint IN the onic" ~ the
Clerk ~ - Sew York ~ me county
court House the city ~ Now York. IN th" S''e ~
Ncv- York on the said nineteenth dnv = June. ~Ht
dated %ew FORK July 0th. 1894
LORD DAY = LORD Attorneys for Iln,niln.
No 100 broadway. New York CITY.