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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-14

LOS RESULTADOs obtenidos con el uso
tle Ia EMULSION DE scoTr han correspondent las
esperanzas del medico las exigencias de Ia
ciencia.
Palmira, Depto. del Gsuca, Colombia, 8 No,
Yiembre, 1888.
h Sres. sooTr BOVINE Muy sehores mios:
dace cerca de cuatro amos que vengo recetando
en- mi cientela particular la Emulsion de aceite
de hfgado de bacalao varios hipofosftos
entire ellos 81 de cal sosa que eatedes prepa-
ran en- Nueva- York, y hasta ahora los resultados
que he obtenido de su empleo en- los casos en- que
este medicanento Sc halla indicado han CORES
pondido plenamente mis- esperanzas las ext
genclas de la ciencia Con esta OCCASION me es gra-
to suscribirme de ustedes atento s. 8. q b. s. M
DIR. BELIsARIo A. CAIoEDo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-14
R usjOr de tOdos en- eaHdad :
Who's
preefo. Fl RIoJANo DE TRIc1o

preci0 ri RIoJANo DE TRIcIO
Sc detalla Capital Cristo l5; don Manuel Rivera,
San Sebastian 30 en- las tiendas de los Sefores AY
LION Y F. ZAMORANO en- Puerta de TERRA, Y F.
ZAMORANO g. Lnea. Los certificates de origen y
anaiss de tan excelente cado estan disposition del
que guste verlos. Dicien-bre L.
CONSEJO A LAS MADRES-E Jarabe Calmante de
la senora Winslow debera siempre cuando los
nios padecen de denticon Proporciona alivio In.
mediate al pequeno paciente; produce sueno tram
quo natural aiviando todo door amanece ell ange.
Ito risue6o feliz. Els muy agradabe al paladar. ALI
via al pequenuelo ablanda las encias caa todo door
reguariza los intestinos el mejor remedio
cdo para darreas ocasionada por lag denticon otra
causa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-14
YENTA DE CASA

Sc vende la casa ndmero rs de la Gale de
San Sebastian que es de alto y bajo. Informa-
ran San Sebastian 88.s 6-6
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Kmto de una faac0 en- Laret

Sc vende veinte minutes de la poblacion
compuesta de ochenta cuerdas bastante fin
cas- de cafe platanos guneos guaba ell resto de pas
to y malezas; Tiene casa habtacion demls para Ia
ca donde puede hacer fortuna un hombre agricutor.
Sc yende plazos EI que la interese puede drigrse
dueflo don Virgio Aceyedo Hernandez residente
aquella poblacion. l0-5
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GERONIMO ZERBII .sss@sof Asssss + ) Esso-

Compra y veIde acciones del s.Banco Espafol" de
Puerto-Rco bonos del Tesoro.
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TABACO EN- RAMA DEL Pals
Tienen constante existencia en- ell almacen los Sc
ores Laneza Hermanos, Gale de la Fortaleza num- 10
1875
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-14

Las grandes quincallas de NJ. Roman c.
estan establecidas en- esta Capital, Gale de
Cruz ndmeros 80.
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Sc 0ZquaLG

en- Puerta de TERRA, frente Barracones, una her.
mosa casa, grande c6moda y recien construida.
Informaran en- Ia Farmacia de Blanco, San Fran
cisco Sd 6-2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
r1.pnprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London March T. p. m.-consola ~ ~ ~ 1. lo'
money and - GIG for the account Ne% ' ,S. Inn
AJAX pacr r eSi Erie ia. do second conses Be,
Illinois Central si MeHsnn ordnnr 3d. PeGnsy
pamI c9l h ncadnt' la Mexican Central new PEI
cent bonds 521s: AichlsGn c1nho on u an adj
vance Of lid last Wednesdey' pree ao nf
and one half laos Of lndls demanJ for silver
mifed tne supply for active speGai r nrlce Ma.
sales were made at 2',1H' a. ~: ;oe
amount Of Sn' to f9He is "i i sss
Bank OF f-'as nar. The rate OF discount In the
both Egrt a Soa aF:f PER sen
IL ~ pr ~ co cantlmes for the account, ana fN
Sbonse on London % francs i'a ce"ne' fo'
checks.
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Cirl0ru0 Noi,cce.

TIE RIcO-AsPEN CONSOLIDATED MINING 60.
4 DIVIDEND Of Two and onc-halr cents per
~ share. twenty-five thousand doiars has been dc
csred payable narch 18TH To- soH"ho'a'fS 81 record ~
March ION - =,
Gth Transfers ~ stock 10 b. madr o. 'hr seh"a oae
~ company. Denver Co, II the oncrs ~ W. ".
O. Phiadelphis a. u. ROEDER. Secretary.
Denver. col. Feb. Goth. 1sDi.
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS H. Il. 60.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of one and one
"A hall per d,e per cent? has been declared on the
preferred this company, payable Ia "ewfor
Monday. April I'd 1898. -,
The transfer books Tor preferred stock VIII be closed
after business hours on wednesday March lith
$780, L. ". billiard
Treasurer.
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OFFICE OF THE
REORGANIZATl0A COMMITTEE
or THE
C0,,xOIidnfcH UoriDaDc Bonts
OF THE
Northern Pacific Railroad Go.

Mills BUILDING NEW YORK. Tee. ~ '>''
r., the Holders Of the Consolidated Morsag" B'"Ii Of
the Northern Pacific Il. h 60:
TN. unlerriyncd REORGANIZATION Committee having To-
c.lyaa responses from the hpisfs ~ rai"-nf o' inc
- the a,oye-nan~ ssI haze prepared ana "l'i '''
IA. Agreement - rorgnu ration which has b"'' ~"
,,tel lv the Committee nni certain - ih' ""ni''"''
and IL n. - on DEPOSIT the Mercantile Trust company
All t,ii.rs e., ,nd ioaIs therefore rreu@'"i u ~
,,s, tho aagr wiki said Tr'ei Company 'he '"p''a'F
- ,ne COMMITTEE un.~. said men fngr"'e' '''
flrcr,os ~ Deposit v D." i--';~i against l'AH' ''p '
,l the commit oil Immediately f'te Steps - 't"
ai,h Certificates is~ ~" N~wYork S'o'" Exchange
Holders d.r.~ing bonds bec9m mo parii'" 20 the NSre
mon, H.. - they IN isc. had signed The same
,ries ~ ,te Agreement ma b. had uGon app'l'"'''
me SAL p.pes'fary. The Mercan''f l'"S' '"'"'''
.,r ,o the SECRETARY .; t-e Commit"
EDN ARD ID. ADAMS. Chairman
JOIN &. HtLIITT.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
rIIARIEs LANIEU.
!. ID. PROBsr.
JAMES sTIIINAN.
ERNST THAINASN.
Committee.
A MAHCts secretary Mills BuilIns Nf"-forh Guy
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CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
osING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Wednesday. March Up. m.
The stock market displayed remarkable strength
to-day. Final changes were almost universally
material advances. although last prices were
rarely the highest. The agitation IN American
Sugar Refining was greatly subdued but thiS
stock retained the foremost place and furnished
more than one-thrd Of the total business IL
rose per cent and after frequent nuctuatohs
ended with an advance OF @9s per cent. The
strength Of the Granger stocks. however was
more prominent feature Of the market. and under
the lead Of s.; Paul. which gained ~ per cent
the whole group advanced with unusual spirit
The upward movement was comparatively uni
form although the industrial shares showed thc
greatest elasticity. The buying probably was
largely for the shOr. account, but IN the railway
list there was al2o some demand for Investment
This moderate. and not Tor European az
count. The strength OF foreign exchange ~ 2
plain evidence that Europe instead o. puylng -
taking advantage Of every raiy 10 sen securll's'
80 engagements Of gold for export nave perh
made for the simple reason that no specie snip
will sail before Saturday. IT Is expected ina
unless conditions are changed about s2WoWo
VIII be shipped to Paris and perhaps 81 "o'OoV
10 London. Even these exports would DE onIy
normal If the trade balance was not estimated
to be largely a. favor Of this country; IN the
circumstances they can be eNplhhed ohiy by lie
slow and continual return or securities u sur
6cient pretext for the selling for European &C
count is the uncertainty about National IegsIa-
ton. There may be no actoii pF tUhgiess on
tariff questions for several weeks, while II Is en-
tircly probable tina; after a prolonged discussion
the Bland bill for the coinage or me segnorasc
may be passed. If these compiIcauons should
rssiiIt I'm the present laws remaining unchanged
a fresh discussion would be inevitable ana the
existing uncertainty protracted The defeat OF
,.;rs revision might not be a wholly favorable
influence because in business and speculation
I'VE agitation might soon be resumed.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
In Government bonds there were small sales
nj coupon and registered IS al me-. The market
80 o,.,dv nj unchanged quotations as follows:
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lesal Aoiirrs.

g rPREME COURT. City and County Of New
- or-Heen J. Van Mcerbeke. Plaintiff against MIN
ME Thomas formerly Minnie A. Hamilton. ana Harry
Thomas. said Mimi, Thoma eng otherwise known as
ard Minnie Mitchell. Irene A '. ltr'ni ma
ma Paul IL Redmond. her husband. James o. sici"!i
uni Henrietta A. Mitchell his wife. Amos Quackenboss
ana Mary Quacken,sS. his wife, the name Mary being
James IL. avcrs. John A. Irwin ard Frank Smith and
County Of New-york. Amended and supplemental sum
TO the above named defendants:
You hprc0v summoned to answer the Amended ana
Supplemental complaint this action. ana serve "A
copy your the plaintiffs attorney within
twenty after IN. service OF this exclusive
81 o. service; and IN OF failure TO ap
pear. Judgment will be taken against YOU by
default for III" relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated November litl 1888.
LAMBERT :. QEACkENBUSH
Plaintiffs Attorney.
ONCE and Posofce address. No. lGi broadway.
New-York City.
To Irene \. V Redmond Defendant:
The foregoing Amended and supplemental summons u
ed sou 10y publication. pursuant - an order OF
Honorable George L. Ingraham os tho Justices or
supreme Court Of the New-York. dated the
of December. 1893. and nled With the Amended
on! supplemental Complaint the office Of the clerk or
the CIV and County Of NewYork at the County Court
House the city ~ New York.
LAMBERT s. QJACkESBtSE
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Postofice Address AMI Office. No. iA Broadway
New-Y0rk city.
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STOLEN .

cENTKAI RAILROAD co or EW-IERSEy.
Office OF tue Secretary, ll3 Librrty STREET. 400
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Transfe
~ Book Of the Registered Bonds ~ the General Mort
gage Will from Tuesday. the i3th inst. to Mon
'"'' Wv SAMUEL KNOX. s~retary
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mond Terminal IS gained !. per cent al ZSt3u
2S2s and Gs after J0a. closed IL per cent hlehef
at 80. The whole movement vas toward q
higher level and the exceptional declines were %,
little consequence. Reference IS made 10 our fu
report Of bond sales.
Money was in abunGau; supply on Dotn ur-
r1and ana time Rates remained unchanBeG'
The Clearing House statement was as tollo"s'
Exchanges, SSl. 7if $50: balances A,40o,o!2
The 3ub-Treasury was debtor to the ClearIIS
House SS69Ol1. It's net gain on balance was
$2s32s2 made up by gains Of sl0i,SOS in coin ana
sl7S,47A in currency. The days operations ~
cluded Receipts. S227G.723; payments. N.:95'i+' :
resulting in a general balance Of l4Ol6'l41 con-
stating Of 500 1O391 coin and S4i.OGs.22S currency
The United States Treasury ct WaahinGton re-
ceved to-day s2S. $50 National bank notes TOT
redemption $500.
The customs receipts were $4,000. the inter
nal revenue receipts s54sei9, and the miscellane-
Gus receipts s206O2. .
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures of the last previous statement
as follows: o-...
March March . Inerenets
Net gold hanI. .si0T4lio $o'''oSol me f-'-N
Net 'ecsl-tec6eTs -..-,. -, 700 IN
Net silver on hand. 7G373i2 7s72S6s Inc $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
Couartncrsbip Notices.

NOTICE is hereby given that ut general
~ meeting tic Stockholders Of the Joseph H. eans
Company. "A corporation org1niEpd ana cNstnS uhIer the
laws II he West Virginia.
o. The majority ~ the capital stock neng
and voted in such resolution, tha
Nm. l,isinesa " said corporation be discontinued.
Dated Fcbruary 3D. 1874 .
HENRY 81. UATSEY Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
STEAMBOATS,.

NlOURVW0GM [LDGI[s.
FOR BOSTON. WORCESTER, AND Tie isAnt
steamers leave Pier 40 told). North fleI u,at 10
Desbrosssss Fefy at $50 T. NJ daily eSce', Huhu,y
FALL RIVER LIKE, for Bo, on and the Fast Srs:
Pilgrim and Plymouth commission Leave risr 80 .o"
So. ~ r. foot o; Murray-st. weekdays o"'' a. p '
~ EW-IIAVEN-FARE S1.-Magnincenl new
tsr.gcrew stsa, ,ooner .'R!chard Peck. the Flyer
fastest steamer on Long ltiand SOUND s's nryiyinr
New.iIsyen S:i5 n m IN time for trains 10 Aericen
lirrtfcId. Springfield and y 'rth.
g TONINGTON LINE for Boston ana the
- East Steamer, l.nye New Pier 20 r.. foot OF
Spring 81. at Goo T. n daily sxcs-; sI.1.5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
Uipi0en0 Notices.
Canadian Pacific Railway Company

three months dividend upoa the Preference stock OF
THIS company ~ the rate OF FOUR PER CENT PEh AN
Kim Will b. paid at cDmDanys London ONCE queen
Victoria street T.. G.. Monday Aprl - 10 s'ocH''iders
OF record 90 that date. ,.,,
March G win be reopcned Thursday ApFii - al
III O'Clock
BY order. -
Montreal. Goth February. 1874.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY
OFFICE OF the TREASURER ~
New York. March 3. 1921.
g1OR THE PURPOSE of Il quarterly divi-
4 dend pavable on the 10th day OF April nez AMI
also Of the annual OF the directors Of the COM
parv which will 10 held the 18th day OK April, me
transfer books will b. closed o'clock on Thur.
day the l5ih Inst. and reopeaed at 10 ocicck a. H. on
Thursday. the 10Th dsy Of April mex.
f. y W. ROSSTTER. Treasurcr
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New (,c,s f'~r,

An sug Hean. o. 49, ss9a sss s5s ssasA siS53
An To6 com. 7Sls i5a. 1914 759s %. 7... 1853
Du g. Al. q. ~
HON 59 Dr Silver. 30 aee 200 $50 49,. l.' 100
20 ~ a.. IS. $S s., ss4 So So
Total FOR the day. .................2 'i933
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

The business in STATE issues was not large.
hut it included Virginia funded debt 20 per cents
Al 5sIh and j9h Virginia deferred c. stamped
receipts at 6%M7 and Tennessee settlement -
81 &c. or city bank stocks American Exchange
sold t22) at ~? America % al ls2k. Citizens
(20) AT no and Mechanic t25) at 40. Al auction
,%nro were unusually large sales. which are re-
uorted IN another place.
Tho general bond market was extremely ac-
tive reported tranaactions a.nSn n en- 10 2lsi-
%tchison issues were exceptionally active clos
Ing at an advance OF ~ per cent. General As
closed at 1871. after 1874; seconds at 5ots, and
single bond at 81 Erie second consols touched
Sc and a, ssh gained the fraction Philadelphia
and Reading first incomes were IN active de
hirher et ssM. Second incomes were fractlonaly
hafter and thirds UNCHANGED. while general
mortgage Is rose ~ per cent 10 'o'aWfe. Rich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
NETWORK. LAKE ERIE & WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY

SECOND CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE PER GENT.
BONDS.
PRIOR LIEN PER CENT. BONDS
COLLATERAL Trust PER CENT. BONDS.
Funded cor POS . PER CENT. BONDS.
Notwithstanding the announcement by the bankers that
their plan is operative ard the action Ok the stockholders
OF The New York Like Fri" Western Railroad Com
panv M their meeting March 9Th. 1894, whereby they
Authorized The End issue of new mortgage or
sc enty Millions Dollars and ratified the Directors
!. home:
WE ARE Advised ny EMINENT COZ NsEL
THAT siCI ACTION CANNOT IMPAIR N TIE
SLIGHTEST DEGREE EXISTING CONTRACT
FIGHTS or TIE DONDHOLDEHs UNDER TIE
SECOND CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE.
rs tic result steps taken FOR your protection. ma
erin advance already taken place in the market
value - the bonds
Nondhoiers desiring 10 benefit b" our Efforts on their
behalf should srnG IN their md amount ~
holdings q the Central THst Company OK Scw-for&. -
Wni St 49, tire undersigned.
T.. II. Hartman.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.


THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY 60.
NE"-lORk. January ~, 1891
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual meet
~ Ing II the stockholders Of the SCOUT Pacific Rail
,,y Company will be the companys office. In the
ffy OF 81. Louis. Mo. on TUcs1oy the lMh day o.
March n nine O'Clock a. NJ. for the election or
tbrtr, Directors for 'he ensuing year ana FOR e Trans
notion Il any business that may come before sai
annual meeting of the Directors VIII DO
held AZ tie Office Weln' Siay the IAN Gay o..
March al Twelve O'Clock The stock transfer books
viii lie closed Friday. February = al thice ociooS
y NJ anl reolcncd Thursday. March 10. at Ten
O'Clock \ ". ... , -o,., - p,,.,,
CAIr,r- Serre'ary
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ELECTION NOTICE. - =.
ST LOUIS. IRON MOUNTAIN AND sol THEM
RAILWAY co. $500
,sEW-YORN. January &c. 1S9f
NvnTJCL, is berebv given thar the annual mCet-

NOTT(E Is hPrPDN SIVPH IH.II TlIt HHTtIII DItVl'
y ing Of he stockholders OF the St Louis Lon
Mountain Southern Railway Company WIZ be held
f. The conlanvs ofcr in the city ~ ST. Louis No. on
Tursdny the 18Th Of March 1894. at nine oclocN
A Of thirteen Directors for the en-
suing yeor for the ransncon Of any othe business
that NAV com, said meeting The annual meeting
OF the Directors will Re held NJ the sam" office. OF
"Wednesday. tho iith day .: March AZ twelve PioeH
noon TN. stock transfer books VIII De closed on FRIDAY
Fe,r.Iary . at tire. O'clock T. NJ. and fepened Oh
Thursday March 10. at ten o'clock A. " "
GEORGE J. GOULD President
II Secretary
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:" WALL -.
Henry Nudge,
- iiT.ar -
John j. Emery.
=" N9.l ST.
sidney Webster,
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C. E. BELL SUES.
An Unjustiflable Outrage Upon One of
HillsbOrO's Most Respected
Citizens.

The following telegraphic message
from New York, is clipped from Mon
days Commercial Gazette:
G. E. Bell, Treasurer of the G. S. Bell
Co., of Hillsboro, Ohio, and Albert
Wright, retired merchant of this city,
were the victims of the over zeal OF
Founder Bradley's police at Asbury
Park. They were arrested as sus-
pected pickpockets and kept in Jail over
night without being permitted to give
bonds. They were promptly discharged
the next morning when they were
brought before Justice of the Peace
Borden Mr.. Bell is naturally indignant
at the outrage, and bas retained counsel
to bring suit against Founder Bradley
for heavy damages. Warrants have been
sworn out for the arrest of the Chief of
Police of Asbury Park and others con.
cerned in the affair. In his affidavit
Mr.. Bell states that he was compelled
to sleep in cell without any covering.
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and efficient, especially prepared for the
work by her successful experience in
her profession as trained nurse, evel
willing, and, peculiarly happy in hei
manner OF imparting knowledge,
Resolved--That in her untimely death
her profession has lost one of its mos,
capable and gifted members, whose
gentle spirit, refined and sympathetic
nature, well balanced mind, made up
the character of we'll rounded Chris.
tian womanhood.
Resolved-That we "with thankful
hearts for such an example, bid afresh
our sisterhood, and, its great kinship OF
humanity, to emulate and follow her."
Resolved-That copy of these reso.
lutons be furnished the family of the
deceased.
MRS. s. E. WILLIAMS,
Mrs. ]. F. NELSON,
MRS. E. L. FERRIS.
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In Memoriam.

Sister Isabel Hulitt was born Feb. l3,
1S47 on the Hulitt home farm, the
youngest Of family of nine children
born to Britton @. and Elizabeth Hulitt,
and died August 4, 1894, aged AZ years.
Never of robust constitution, all her
affection was borne with Christian for.
titude. Her life has been one of filial
and loving devotion. In all things un.
ostentatious and of great simplicity Of
character.
A lifelong, consistent member of the
United Brethren Church, her greatest
pleasure was to walk with, and worl
for the Master.
Religion was her chief delight. In
faith looking for redemption. OF late
years, devoting much of her time and
means in counteracting the influence O
pernicious literature, by supplying
wholesome reading matter to all within
her reach, especially the young, thu.
sowing good seed in the heart and ir
the affections.
Isabel was an affectionste daughter
sister and friend, and leaves to them
and to sill who were fortunate enough
to know her, the heavenly benedictior
and priceless legacy, the example of g
pure and spotless life. We will miss
her, but with the Psalmist can truly
say, Precious in the sight of the Lore
ia the death of saints" /"
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Bought by the Atlas.

The additional $4,000 water works
bonds offered for sale last Wednesday
were bought by the Atlas National Bank,
of Cincinnati, at $10, POI so.
Bids were opened from others as fol.
lows:
w. J. Hayes & Son, OF Cleveland,
$4,000.
seasongood, Meyer & Co., Cincinnati
$l0,08l.50.
Kleybolte & Son, Cincinnati. SIC, ,0S7 80.
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank, Chica-
90, $l0,O27.
Merchants National Bank, Hillsboro,
$l0,025.
s. Kuhn & Co., Cincinnati, $40 1926.
The latter bid was irregular, not be-
ing accompanied by q certified check,
and exActing engraved bonds of $500
denomination.
The Atlas bought the former bonds Of
our city. gaa7s
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Only $4.75.

Capt ]. Y Dean informs us that he
has secured round trip rate of "a Is
for the Uniformed Rank and such
friends as wish to accompany them to
Presque Isle This includes the entire
week of the encampment. Presque Isle
is delightful resort, and those who
wish an outing could choose no better
occasion. II you wish to go, see Capt
Dean and arrange to secure the benefi
of the low rate of transportation.
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ICE! ICE! ICE |!

We wish to announce to our custom
ers and public il general who wish to
use Ice, that we are prepared to furnish
the same.
All private families who wish to COM
mence using Ice will please notify us
either by postal or call, and prompt at.
tention will be paid to our customers.
Should there be any irregularity by or
through our drivers, please notify us.
HILLSBORO ICE CO.,
F. SCHERMER, Pres.
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A Correction.

1t transpires that in collecting tle
points for a write.up of the Second
Hand Store some two weeks ago, we in
nocently used the name Oskamp Co.,
instead OF Noting, Oskamp & Company,
as the parties from whom the goods on
sale were supplied. The mistake was
unintentional, and the Second Hand
Store insists that the quality of the
goods was exactly as represented. Thil
explanation 10 due all parties concerned
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Niagra Falls.

For all trains arriving at Cincinnati
on the morning of August 28th, the Bal
timore & Ohio Southwestern R'y will
sell tickets to Niagra Falls, Chautuauqua
Lake, Toronto and Thousand Island, at
greatly reduced rate, in connection with
the Erie Lines from Cincinnati. Rate
from Rillsboro to Niagra Falls will be
500
For further information apply to any
agent of the B. & o. S. R'y, or address
G. B. Warfel, Asst. Gen'l Pass'r. Agt
Cincinnati, o,
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Will Visit Pressure Isle.

A number OF the Uniform Rank, X
OF P. from this city will attend the
State Encampment at Presque Isle
They will leave here Saturday or Sun
day. So far as we can learn the follow
ing Knights will go:
Capt J. Y. Dean, Lieut. ]. B. Worley
J. G. Bell, Fred H. Doggett, Herald
Jos. P. Elton, VIM. Huston, A. E, Huff
w. D. Linn, Geo. N. Lemon. NJ. G
Lucas, G. @. Park, U. F. Pond, 9. A. Reu
tenik, G. S. Swadley, H. L Virgins anG
Fred Kelly.