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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22

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priced bo..A sb..
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osssi"ess d~pr--. Ia
of the Crime ~ y
panics, then ~. ?, ,-,AY
hard times. ih-u -
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sion Of mone, g.
graphic sk-'ch -
He cius~s siihit. - -
sGe. aud show. 49, "a -
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our reader. post- ., ',,G
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one year only sliS
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22

D,,, cure al Liver llls lnA
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22

Introduced Several Biils-One In Refer
eDce to tho Pacific RsiIroads-Two To-,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22

Puriher. Sold BY al druggist, q: ST, Coz .
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22
TIE PEOPLE

IL isa regular - o--'.
CAccAssAA one year 80
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-03-25
ZYBA.

Farmers are nearly through seed
Ing In this locality.
Grandma Vawter is quite sick at
present, but not belfast.
John Crone is very SICK with grip;
Is confined to his bed most of the time.
James Holland sold his fat hogs last
week to Johnny HeSkett of East River.
dale.
There will be more corn put in with
the lister in this locality than for sew
eral years.
R. A. Anderson of Wellington was
here Monday to see his cattle that
James Holland is feeding for him.
c. B. Mennell is resolving some of
his wheat ground to oats as he thought
the wheat wouldn't pay to let staud.
Mrs. R, |. Bush returned home Sat-
urday evening from Wichita where
she has been visiting her relatives for
the past two weeks.
W. D. Whitfield and wife of We'll
lingtOn were visitors at John Nixon's.
Jr., last Sunday. Suppose Whit came
out to talk chicken and get some pure
country air,
The Corbett men at Zyba are all
very blue because Of his defeat. Re.
ports say some of them feel sick over
it. We are one whit is glad he got
whipped at last.
We think the county commissioners
ought to build a bridge across Elm
creek between sections 26 and %. as
the public travel demands a crossing
at that place better than the ford.
which is dangerous.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-03-25
Forty five pounds of
navy beans for $500 at
Wyatt Bros.
8IILlERTON.

Tom st. Dennis and wife of Wich-
lta were visiting in town last Sunday.
Charles lIawley has moved onto the
Witt place 2 miles north of Millerton,
The examination for diplomas was
held here last Saturday. There were
seven applicants for diplomas.
The base bali club failed to organ
ize last Saturday: but they will try
again next Saturday. Boys try and
turn out.
The people of MillertOn were very
mach surprised one day last week to
find that the pOStoffice had been
moved. At first it was thought that
it had been moved to Viola, but la.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-03-25

ter it was found in the old hotel build
ING with Lutte Spar as assistant post
master.
Clearwater has been having d ser
les of meetings conducted by a lady
evangelist, Mrs. Adair, a very talented
preacher. The joints are still flour.
iShing.
A crowd of boys went up to Clear.
water on the hand car last Saturday
night to attend the literary. Ittuln-
eC out to be a burnt cork farce large
ly, which was good for the kind.
A merry crowd of young folks
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Meikle to celebrate the 24th birthday
of John Meikle, last Thursday even
ing. They tripped the light fantastic
until late hour. 1t was a complete
surprise to Johnny.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-03-25
Oat Meal SC per pack.
age at Wyatt Bros.
CALDWELL TOWNSHIP.

6. .. WllSOr went TO Wellington
on business last week.
Teachers meeting at GRANDPA
Czaplinski Thursday night.
Lige Priest paid Caldwell visit of
farewell and departed for Wichita.
Two more of the Caldwell chums
are spending d few days with John
Hinchcliff resting up on the expense
of the county.
Frank Bartholomew who has been
roaming over the United States for
che past five years has returned to
Caldwell, his old-lOve.
While the family were at Sunday
school some person entered Frank
Lcgans house and stole Mrs. Logan,s
chicken money, it was not much but
it would have been just the same more
or less.
The ciphering match at Valley
Center was won by Ninety.Nine
school Wednesday night. Then the
older people were given a chance to
cipher and your scribe came out best,
Nh Durham was best speller,
Mrs. Waity Rogers, whose husband
Raymond Rogers, died FEBRUARY 18th.
in Oklahoma, is on visit to her
parents, James Darpy's, in Morris
township. She is left with a large
family to support without any
considerable means.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-03-25
OXFORD.


Rev. Among will preach at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday.
Rev. Shankland of Burden conduc-
ted services at the Baptist church last
Sabbath.
Rudolph Wellman accompanied by
his son, George is up from his home
in Oklahoma. Mr.. Wellman is To-
Gated near Lamont.
Several of the Oxford people who
attended the exhibition at Jenkins
school house last Thursday evening
report very enjoyable time.
The people of Oxford certainly will
not suffer, because Of a lack of ice
cream etc. next summer. The latest
to embark in the restaurant business
is the firm of Spencer & Brown.
James McKinstry intends to do his
share toward improving our city by
a liberal application of paint to some
OF the houses. He expects to get 20
work at Agent FullOms house this
week.
Among the Oxford visitors at Win
field Sunday we noticed Messrs James
Morgan, G. E. HOSick, E. W. Earhart,
David Green, George Sbocp, B. A.
Elrhart and Mrs. Maggie Collins, also
Misses Mary DObbs, Bernice Earhart.
Nellie Allie and Ida Carson. All an.
preciated the sermons delivered and
were especially pleased with the mas
tsrly discourse by Bishop McCabe.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-03-25
OVER SUMNER COUNTY.

The VOICE wants good, live correspondent
IN every township in INNER county. If you
VIII SEND US the news, let us know at once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14
Monday, September 13-p. m.


a rev people whose courage and confidence
'as's only as long prices move in the upward
direction. sold their stocks to-day because the
var experts had confidential information" from
washington that the Cuban question would be
discussed at the meeting of the Cabinet to-mor-
~ What II 4, is discussed Probably it Will
= among the subjects talked about. but not in
" calculated to inspire friction between this
Nahfy and Spain. President Mckinley and his
-1'isers In the Cabinet are conservative men,
"uo Know that the business men OF the country
"' no Cleveland scare on international ques-
Hs. and that the situation does not warrant
g., ana, moreover, they men who know
49,. 'he principal agitators and so-calied advo-
49," OF clash with Spain are coterie Of I'M
,eipied stock market bears Unless this coun-
"Nery much mistaken In its President there
oe no serious Cuban developments, and
p'e VINO are frightened into selling their stocks
-. bears are uneasy" over the Cuban out
o. should run far away and never again enter
s'' OF market operations. To-day's market
ana peisstently hammered by the bear element.
:. -, eaizlng sales were extensive At times /
- YET cent recessions were accomplished, but
No.. invariably rallied. and while there were
a.. net losses than gains at the close the
~ees We're in great part only small fractions
~ eh'ncant result Of the heavy selling was
NJ, hs 70 the bears. and doubtless to-mor-
hnss VIII keep the wires hot with inside"
neetin. regarding the course of the Cabinet
A"e majority Of levei-headed people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14

picked up stocks on all reactions to-day and
there was no evidence of important selling or dis
trust OF the situation among active bull market
interests. The bears made a big effort. and they
will try again tomorrow, for they may not have
another opportunity 10 send out Cuban dis
patches until Congress meets In December Sales
readily absorbed. and In number Of issues
strength prevailed the greater part OF the day.
and in all issues the undertone remained strong.
While the bears succeeded in causing a reaction.
there were nothing but favorable factors gov
ernng the situation, and during the decline in
values London took about 10000 shares Of
various stocks. Before the opening London
prices about !. TO q per cent above parity.
and arbltrage houses began 10 buy as soon as
the market opened. Selling however. for short
account. realizing sales and the uncovering Of
stop orders caused losses Of from | to IL per
cent in St Paul. Rock Island and Burlington.
subsequently followed by declines In the ajority
of issues. Northwestern Omaha and Kansas
and Texas issues were exceptions, and in the af-
ternoon these stocks were Joined by the anthra
cite shares. which advanced on the better out
look in the HaZleton strike district Kansas and
Texas issues advanced a premature report Of
dividend possibilities. Brooklyn Rapid Transit
strong. and the majority of shares closed at
partial reCoveries from the days low prices.
number of weakly held accounts were shaken out
to-day, and the reaction helped rather than i'm
paired the strength OF the market.
People who think that security market values
IRE al a point where sales should be made need
only TO Investigate past bull movements - see
the falacy OF their argument genuine bull
movement after years Of unusual depression and
based upon unusual revival carry stocks
much higher than current prices, and while the
high level Of this year may not be reached Tor
several months to come, no conservative broker
doubts that the course Of the market VIII CON
tinue gradually upward. J. shown IN ms
column this morning tha. the extent " the gam
In market values following lsI" 20 the hlgn
prices Of 1851 was enormous. and ~ oTdti 10
extend the comparison the high prices TOT a
number Of stocks in 1851 and ;o-day's closing are
given:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14
ISAAC l.. REQIA.
President.

Referring above Notice Bor1hoiers advised that
they msy present their Bonds ;or extension o,e
anI deposit :he same with -. free 4 charge. or
before Ortober,, 30. 1897, under Bonthcder,
Agreement dated August lith 1891 between Deposit ng
Boa4ho.ders ard ourselves.
In View OK the Compauys maturing obligations to the
United States Government. consider 1t important tina,
the P5rholders should orderjtJ effective
representation Of thalr interests The above
BouIEoiiers Agreement gives fuu power represent,
deposited Bonds. ana take any action hat We may
necessary protect their rights and enforce their
security ana also IN any rsaiustment q the Company 4
Bou- Debt such Bonds. subject % the hUa
approval Of D-pos.,-re Bondholvcs. We VII! make
charge tie Drpo-tns B,ndhoders for services rea-
ter~i urter this Agreement.
TEMPORARY Receipts viii he Issued for Bonds deposited
which upon extension 10: The deposited Bonds may
changed for Eag-sveI CERTIFICATES or DEPOSIT. The
latter viii De count -sgnel by the CENTRAL Trust
COMPANY OK NEW YORK. custodian o.; the De
posted Bonds when exteai,I and VIII carry in,sres,
coupons represent the interest coupons Of the
tended Bonds.
Application Will be made 10 lis: these Certificates Of
Depo.it the N-w York. London. Frankfort NJ Bsr-
In ard Amsterdam stock Exchanges.
copies o., Exten ion Agreement and CT the Bond
holders Agreement above referred %. may he ob'ane!
at orr - 20.
SPEYER & CO.,
30 BROAD STREET.
New Y.rt Augns, 81. ls97.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14
Public Sale Of tn, Roanoke Navigation &
Water Power Company al Weldon, n. c.

In ,u,.vsn-. O, the provisions of deed ~ trust eN
c.f oo m. nrst day OF January lHN Dy N" Roanoke
~.sytyatio, ana Water Power Company corporation
rea,eI and Organized under the Avs 81 North 'arna
49,. ..it aed b.ing recorded 43B of Rock ~ IN
~ So. ~, m. Register II Deeds x Halifax county.
rtS carolina to the payment ~ Two hundred
a. =, ,,,ysae coupon bonds said company or IN" par
Lin. ave hundred dollars each dated January ISL l-"
"a n,y,he y bearer January ls' 1910. In goi com
a." H,I,sd s,ses with six per interest from date
uov,e remit annually the whole OF the principal ana N
,I ronds ha wing become due and payable by the
e,u O, the payment Of such Of said Interest coupons as
heve become due the UNDERLINED as trustees VII on te
-, q, -, Soveuber 1887 between the hours OF 10
rlaeS NJ and O'Clock T. NJ OF said day sell for cash
-, he highest bidder public auction Ia the town or
u.an County o. Halifax. state OF y 9TH carolina the
n,onerty conveyed said deed Of Trust embracing az
,ranchises rights privileges. works ana properly or
Lii Company Including rs canals and real estate us
valuable mil and elevator IN sall county Oh hA'aA
An eminent Engineer Inns stated that the
WATER RIGHTS of this Company are c"p"-
III. Of n development Of 1885 horse power.
HENRY g. HARDY 80 Broadway New YORK Trs,ees
~ J. WHITE. Warrenton 40. carolina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14

The country is now far better OF tnan III 'nr
good times Of 1881 ana l>S1, and II conditions
as they exist today carefully considered IL
will be seen that strong warrant Kiss iof we
luliish sentiment now prevailing IN wan SlI' g.
As to the lInprOIene nj IN business. as SHOWN pH
railroad earnings. there is no part OF the tu""-
try rot enjoying a h-al;hfUl revival OF indus
trial activity In the great crop districts eNihenC
has already come 20 hand q the enormous utf
nc movement under way. ana "h"'l lif
earnings Of the BurnGtpn read for August AZ
published there Will be- surprise Tor even we
most optimistic In July. before IL" crop move
n,eut began to move Burlington showed net
increase of Sll3.Ooo. and reports now cuTreh' III
the street estimate the August increase III 6FoS'
earnings at above SWD.OOL If the statement
shows three quarters or less OF THIS reported
gain there WI he litt- need for d"uht about
ne consuany's future dividends being on iti:
handsome basis Some talk is heard about hEh
money rates before lon&. - may he lei"r!i'-
bo~cd that Wall Streets biggest hul market
was accomplished on a Il per cent none! "dSlS
The foreign exchange market was "raE lJ-ad' .
due TO an increasing supply o. cofErrclai over
,ncs and to q Aricer tendency IN ih~ H. ii"-
market and foreign bul ing ~ securities N"E''
again enioycd an advance the commercial PFC =
closing at 9TH against 5lI4, tn" lowest pilcr ~
the year Railroad earnings received t"-iA'
were uniformly good. OF nineteen conptiil~S
reDorting for the first week In September ST. IN
gave gains of SAB 100. and three losses %, -.
90 Louisville ard Nashville Increased f-""n'.
prices cor he last selrs ~ the prncpai a'NNr
stocks to-day compared with The tinal ngur'- ~
Saturday were a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14
CToCKHOIpERs MEETING. : Notice q

- hereby given: that special meeins OF The SICK
hsd a. III. Office Of the Company. at No. i5t NaHau
street, New York. September 22i i%! at ~ o'clock
noon 10 vote upon 81 consolidation entered
into between The Directors Of this Company and The
FranklIn Bank Note Company.
MICHAEL TANNER. Assistant Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-Notice II hereby giySn
that special meeting the stockhodsrs OF the Frnnk-
lin Bank Note Company will he hski a. the once % the
temter ed 1897 At I? o'clock noon. 20 vote upon "A
sgreen.nt Of consolidation entered into between the
Tectors OF this Company The Homer Lee Bank Note
Company. ~ Z. SAkfs ssSsstasys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14
financial Hlceiinas.


OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY AND TKEAsuRER OF
TIiE CAROLINA CENTRAL. RAILROAD COMPANY.
PORTSMOUTH VA, Sept. Ilh. 1871.
vI,HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING of the
Il s,ockholder. Of Carolina Central Railroad Com
many Will lie held Front street Office % the Com
psny IN the city 81 Wilmington. North Carolina. "a
srhur.day the Ith day .; October a. d.. issI. 81
O'clock .. M ,xo m eu.pp
Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14
CERTIFICATES OF INTEREST
In respect OF
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Six Per Cent. Gold Collateral Trust Notes.

q WALL STREET.
NEW YORK. September H. 1897.
IT,, yo,Jer. of the above Certificates.
Pursuant 10 the provisions the Note Holders Agree
nent dated February la 1897. shall be prepared to
make paymen, on September Is 1897 OF thirty per cent
$50 per cent? on OF the principal OF the above
Certificates upon presentation thereof ana suitable stamp
&C.,, :. .,d,rsc,osn, thereon al our Office. No q Wall
street New York or at option OF Certificate Holders
ar m. oace Of Jacob c. Rogers - State Street Boston
Interest will cease In respect OF the amount 50 payable
on the Certificates Oh September ~ lso':
J. r. MORGAN 4 CO..
Deposit ries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14
Copar!nersllip Notices.
I THE undersigned, William r. Schley. VIII

THE unders gned. William +. Schley whose
- ,lsr. ~ abode g. In the city ~ New York In the
4 MY and State % New York. do hereby certify. pgr-
ut 10 statute that | the person practising lsv
,,I.~ ma firm name ~ Bliss Schley az 100 Broa!Nay
m the CITY o New York.
Dated September 18Th. 1877
WILLIAM T. sCHLEY.
state - Nofk l..
nv and county = New York. -
on ths l3th lay ~ scpsmter thousand eight hun
ii.d ninety before personally appeared
william r schie, % known. and know 20 10
tho Individual described In AMI Executed the foregoing
,st-n1.n ant he acknowledged that he executed
the btok"E H. JOtkEIT,
+ Notary Public. New York County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14

Ac:I cash bal. sc'Gs2i.o55 s?ic.s".7'a Inc s2"Hs
Customs receipts reported from Washington
today were S2}S .nJ internal revenue receipIs
SCSS ,2l and the miscellaneous receipts S24.6s2;
total Government receipts for the day. S3'l.3
expenditures S-lJ.UWi' excess OF receipts. HZ3o:-
81. Receipts for month to date. SS.N"i'oS''
expenditures. Sli 123Woj excess OF expend'-
lures, S231J9lJ Receipts for fiscal year TO
date SG691J S04: expenditures. $94 ~ o'o; ex.
cess 81 expenditures. so ,S9,. lo2. Receipts OF
National bank notes for redemption To-Day
SIp64I3
The Sub-Treasury a debtor at the Clear
ing House SllS.339. Its net gain on Da'ahce
since Friday was S9jO3IO made Up by gam
in currency Of 81 .0Sl GA and a loss In coin OF
Sl3l 2J4 ,To-day's operations included: Re
ceipts $41G1. 49,: payments. $3.50. i32. result
ing in a gene al balance Of S2ll 1e4iS4 consist
ing Of $40 ij1OI4 coin and S62.O2I.ilg cur
rency. r receipts OF Saturday and to-day, - 2'Sh-
$50: payments $t2S2SlO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14
finanrial.
Central Pacific Railroad Company
1St Mortgage Cold Bonds.

Office u the Central Pacific R..R. Co:
SAN Francsco. August Iith. 1891
This Company has made arrangements extend its
se's>@"0 First Mortgage Bonds. maturing January l.
isss.,so that the Principal shall due as
follows:
S2J05.OOO. Series a on December I. 1898
St.OOO.OOO series ~
S1OOO.dOO series &C. on Deceml,r- I, 1899
SitS:.,OOO series ID
S330S 900. series ~ ON June 1. 1000
s30o9,OOO. SERIES ~
S,.0J0. 900 series .G' an lima, toO.
S3.0O0.OOO series IL
1881 900. Series II
With Interest meanwhile the OF 81 Yer annuui.
Principal ard Interest payable In L. s. Gold Coin
The right Is reserved Bonds extended
any time paving BlrIholters the par
value 81 the Bonds and interest thereon at the OF c
per annum from January 1898 in L. T. Gold Coin. less
such interest accrued subsequent that date. may
have been paid thereon before such redemption thereof
The right Of the Bondhollers avail themselves OF
such extension has been reserved such holders
ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 20. 1897. shall present
SPEYER 4 CO.. NEW YORK
The Extended Bonds will be stamped show the
sion Coupons Will be annexed representing
future interest.
Copies OF Extension Agreement be obtained at
the Compauy's Office ami Of Bankers be
fore mentioned.
ISAAC l.. REQTA.
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago September ~. 1897
NJ Saturday. To-day. Saturday o-day.
SSsnond Match.l53 1873 Lake Street .... 2iis 2U.
sS,rawhoard .. 2sik 2,L y Y Y.scuI, - ~ "a
West Chicago lost 1854 CITY RailVay . oiI ga
North Chicago. eIO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14

OTHER CITIES


Bid. ASKED
rgr,', Railway stock .......... 7u's ~
IIf.aio Ezl.N1v ufg- st.......... 1924 lil
Buffalo Rt..rtv d,D~ntui- ................ loj IL.
i-.aI, l.ailVH' 1t ........... luD 1914
street Eu.lSaJ stl.- ~ -
...ub.s Street RatlHay 1T n's~ as..... 81 %
.an orleans Ira ZION comm q ............. q
500 Orleans action preferred ............ - 81
\u.fh .... .......... +" =
y ffh ~Ior- referred - >
IIDlnI .nd RAuvay and Electro ~ mtrr. ~
~frnWst. H. /. Railway ~ irfse 81 ......'ll ll8
W.. ester Traction ........... - -
Worcester Tracii1u preferred .............. 49, o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14

This Company has had twenty-one years tN-
,,.rt.rc. in lending money on mortgages In Iowa.
Missouri. Eastern Nebraska. Eastern Kansas
and The Black Land section OF Texas.
.nyf.,ers ay,yrgannG ahoH SIo'oooooo "<'t
byoagM if,my4 h1 hH /5ny rrV5. az" r('y M.
'y rrf''tG An f'7r,tt. ara , n. (,n ,' ''
Farmers in the lending fields have never been
"a nrnsnerors AS they are at present
The company sells its own bonds when are
amplv secured 10y first mortgages or the most
thoroughly tested character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14
finantial,
Houston and Texas Central Railroad Company
DEBENTURE BONDS.

r.. :, ;~r cent D.1-.tlre Bonds f'o1 ~ ana me
g. mr. rr ,.u Debsnture B.uds cs4ii0iO' u ihe H"u IN
"a -. Central Railroad Company mature october
.i Iss- and viii BE- pad IN cash ui.n rr''~nia'n 81
IN. cESTkAI. TRUST COMPANY g, Or after maturity
In response inquiries mad" ~ b'ninoi1'i- "'''''
tie Co,nu.uy would extend renew tN-se bonds or any
mar, Of th<n the COMPANY has concluded - say 'H'' "
"a willing - renew Bonds 20 the amount IN ~ as&r'sls
II no, .rc.~ibg sos. 90. and upon p'"s~nia'h a. me
Central Trls, company. b~tw~en September l''h iso
- or,.h.r ,,h 1897 q any 81 the now outstsniny
p,t. vii issue IN exchange therefor tunH The foiH'
40 issued aggregate tGJOOrO. - Det"nnre b0nds % 'e
IKE character guaranteed by me southern Fachc 'oh
-, maturing October Isl 1902. and BEARING Interest
:, n. uniform rate q Five per cent per annnm paF'De
..r,-uu.ilv Aprn l., AMI october 1T III" October J.
1897 coupon maturing Bonds VIII be pAil N cas-" "
,,.s.r,,t,, thereof ~ central Trust company on
Or after September l5'h 1871.
THIS mr. .ubjee, - Wi'hIrawa! a. any time WITHOUT
notice
NTw YORK September 4,h 1907.
,rof.~roN 4 TFXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
Ry THOs II HUBBARD. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14

GEORGE ELLIS, Secretary
JOHN E. nORRIS, Asst Secretary.
EDWARD V. PRESTON, Supt Of Agencies
J. b. LEWIS, I'D, Medical Director and Adu'tcr.
SYLVESTER {. DUNHAM, Counsel.
NEW YORK OFFICE,
81 Nassau Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14

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