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The Portland daily press., 1899-05-03

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'ney -, Ia
THAT was wnas tneY eoio me- saiu
Mr.. King.
Mr. Ua,nes-Didn't they show you the
-....a - ~ oo,,,
WORK wnion was ie'"
pany."
Mr. King Some"
x,- u.,,,.suDidn,t tbsv shov vou the
"i' u"'"oe -. 49,.
accounts ana BOOKS sno""s 'oa '"o
money that was paid the workers.
NJ Rt,c-s.Tbev had no books"
In h.nn.n.. vou IN
MT Iaines nv" nappsnN
meet MI ier'' III 'ne uie'''''
Officer"
Mr.. King-"He came in while was
.hara,
,
Mr' Haihes- 1ne'e was no '"'""e
mentS"
Mr. Kino-"No there was no arrange
-, ;,
hlen"
MIR. Haines-" You have been assigned
to duty here In Maine to look after the
FairusId Flor4, cor,na,v the SAWYER
a'.',r@,,- f' -, .r,,s,a
fuoiishine company anu tne H"sus,"
publishers for about year haven ~
you?"
NJ, E,n-..rha. h.s has,, rar. of nv
VT n'"s A"' nus oe'" p"'' - '
uty.
Mr. names Dlu Terry oeIl you mI. a,.
Harris nad done part Oh the auvertising!
MT Ming ne ula noe.
Mr.. Didn't Terry alwsys
claim in his conversations with you that
the Fairfield Floral company always diu
all that the circuia's saia u wouiu
Mr.. king don't think ne ever dlu.
MIR. Ha'nes- Did ne ever 1eli you tnat
tine reason why ne cnareen sllo was ne
cause ne wanted guaTahgee am .nas
when the contract was hieu the S,lo ahu
postage would De renewed US well as tne
pnymentsfor the work uone py the par-
ties?"
Mr.-King-"No."
Mr.. Hsines-"Didn you hear him say
that In conformity with the statements
n the circular calling for 80 cents that
In each case his practice had been to re-
tn rn the 80 cents when the parties had
co implied with the instructions?"
MIR. King-"I heard him say so in
court"
Mr.. Hsines pressed this point and the
court ruled that the question must be
confined to the personal conversation be-
tween the witness and Terry.
Nr. Haines-'sDid Terry make any
stateme ut to you as TO how long he had
Mr.. King-"Since September 2S, 1888 "
Mr., Haines-"ro who m did MIR. Terry
ssv he had sold fiowersp"
Mr.. Kipg-"He said he sold none ex-
cepting to beginners.
This endet. the cross.examination.
Miss Gertrude A. Mari, IA Cedar street.
Portland, was the next witness. She
said she had had dealings with the Fair
field Fl oral company She had seen an
advertisement in "Miller's Monthly ;
under the heading of "Woman's Work"
and had sent two(2) cent stamps to the
company. No reply was received to this
letter anu she wrote agiin. The second
time she got n letter from the Fairfield
Floral oompany. This was February II,
1898. There was circular inclosed in it.
The district attorney here put the letter
and circular received from the company
into the case.
The letter from the company was print
ed in fac simie typewritIng with fancy
head which stated among other things
that the company "did the largest mail
order business of the kind in the world"
and "employed 8. 600 workers regularly"
with a motto of "pleased patrons are our
best ADVERTISING"
1t commenced "Estsemed Friend
Yours at hand, and we have decided to
employ Won. We inclose an order blank
which we request that you will fill out
and when we receive it with 81 cents to
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-03

An eminent scientist re-
Gently said: "Cod-liver Oil
is truly a wonderful COM
position. 1t is seemingly
Natures remedy in almost
every wasting disease.
SCOTS Emulsion contains
the pure oil combined with
hypophosphites, it rebuilds
worn tissues, enriches the
blood, invigorates the nerves,
stops drains and wasting.
Consumptives, Diabetes,
pale or thin people, or nurs-
ing mothers, should remem-
Der this. Do not accept a
substitute.
soc. and $500, all druggists.
SCorr& BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-03

HIGH SCHOOL EMBARRASSMENT.
This evening at Hoegg hall tae senior
class of the Deering High school will
present the three act comedy "Iurned
Up" The cast of characters has been
published recently in the PRESS and
jud ing by the faithful work which has
been put into the rehearssls the play will
be a success. The proceeds are for the
graduation eyper sss of the class.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-03

irregular menstruatlon
and 1eucorrhoa. My
appetite was variable,
stomach sour and bowels
were not regular. and
was subject to pains like
colo during menstruation.
/ wrote you and began to
take Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and
used two packages of
Sanative Wash. Youcan't
imagine my relief. My
courses are natural and
general health improved" ="
MRS. MAMIE ADKINS,
La Due, Mo-. writes:
"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM-.
/ feel it my duty to tell
you of the good your
Vegetable Compound has
done my daughter. She
suffered untold agony at
time of menstruation be-
fore taking your medicine;
but the Compound has
relieved the pain. given
stronger. and has improve
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-03
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
WILBUR OPERA COMPANY.

WILBUR OPERA COMPANY.
The increased attendance ut the Jeffer-
son last evening was another evidence OF
the renewed popularity of the Wilb
opera company and its strong hold on the
tastes of tie theatre-going people. The
company is so well known as to need
but little comment, and it is enough to
say that the matinee and evening bills
were Mascotte and Fra Diavoio.
One vaudeville interruption between
the acts deserves more than passing
notice. We refer to little AL "a Laughlin,
who last night showed her versatility by
ranging from a coon song to the eme-
tionaI work of an imitation of Mrs.
Leslie Carter. She is pretty, cute, sin gs
we'll and knows the worth OF facial
expressions Graceful in her movements,
her impersonation of Pauline Hall In
"Take that home to the baby, was de-
cidedly hit.
IL is hardly necessary to dwell upon the
other specialty FEATURES, such as the Liv-
ing Pictures and the march of the ANA
IONS for they are recognized attractions
of this organization.
Fra Diayolo this afternoon; tonigh t,
The Royal Mildly.
MOULIN ROUGE.
At the Portland theatre last evening
the Moulin Rouge company gave an .en-
tertaipment before "a fair-sized anolence
and the number of good speoialties re-
ceived liberal applause. The closing per-
formances will be given today when the
bill will be repeaGed both afternoon ana
evening.
SOUSA'S BAND.
1t seldom falls to the lot OF any mu-
sician, no matter how gifted, TO impress
his individually upon his time anu ID
command uccess and popularity through
the sheer force of his genius The rewards
for which all men strive when pesooweu
upon the composer are usually SO oelateo
as to be merely an inheritance OF MS
uosterity. and for such a man to win REQ
oanition in the zenith of his powers
argues abilities uncommon In thelt
originality and force. He must posshss
to a remarkable degree certain qualltles
of mind and that purely personal force
we call magnetism for want OF petter
term. Such man assuredly Is Johh
Philip Sousa, the composer and conductor
of Sousa's band, for in the entire proao
domain of music is there to beC found
such another dominating personality.
The product of our own soil ana 10 0ne
manor born, Sousa voic's as no olher
native composer has ever done Ihe
strength dash and buoyanoy OF the Anne
rican spirit. 1t is pleasant to note that
the Sousa band is booked Tor concer6
in this city early in the coming season.
May 23d, at City hall. Half fare on all
railroads.
kATIEIROONEY.
The Girl from Ireland, with dainty lit
tie Katie Rooney in the principal role
will be the attraction at the Portland
theatre the last three days ofathis week.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-03

TANY dutul daughter pays in pain for her mothers
|NE ignorance perhaps neglect
AV The mother suffered and she thinks her daughter
must suffer also This is only to limited extent No
excessive pain healthy Every mother should inform her
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-03

Bad blood and indigestion are deadly
enemies to good health. Burdock Blood
Bitters destroys them.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-03

for the sake of her daughter. Write
to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn. Mass.
for her advice about all matters
concerning the ills of the feminine
organs.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-03
MAR RIAGES.

In Norway, April 10, Albion !. Hatch OF Low
ali and Miss Mary s. Mckay of Norway.
In Andover, Charles W. Abbott and Miss
Flora Eta Noyes. .,,,..,.
of Lyermooe and Miss Emma Swift OF East
In Denmark, April %, Adelbert d. kilgore
of Norway and Mrs. Mary Abble Potter OF Den
In China, John A. Bennett and Miss Florence
4. kittredge.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-03
lNDGILGENT
MOTHERS

young girls beauty wasted by pain at
time of menstruation and many indugent mothers with
mistaken permit their daughters to careless
about physical health.
Miss CARRIE NJ. LAMB, Big Beaver Mich, writes "DEAR
Mps PJNKHAM-A year ago l suffered from profuse and
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-03
KATIElROONEY.

The Girl from Ireland, with dainty lit
tie Katie Rooney in the principal role
will be the attraction at the Portland
theatre the last three days ofathis week.
This will be the first appearance in Port
land of this comedy, which has proven
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
GOLF d. PARTMEN'T. I.

Our "man who knows" says it's no use to sell Golf ST
& Ditson A. G. spalding and Peabody Whitney goods
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-03

relieved pain given her better color and she feels
stronger improved way very grateful to
you has received. 1t is great medicine
for young girls" --------~-<s~
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-06

The Arkansas. and Oklahoma
railroad is coming this way. the
road bed is located to Carey's
Ferry, and the grading done to
point this side of Southwest City.
vinita wants the road and is it pre-
sumed the road wants vinita, and
therefore an equitable arrangement
will doubtless be made for right of
way through the city etc.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-06
CRIMINAL DOCKET

CRIMINAL DOCKET
For the October Term United States
Court at yinifa-
OcroBER 2, 1899.
No. 42O. John Cokcr and Chas.
Rogers, larceny.
$50. Bluford Patrick, ct al., adul-
terry.
744. Charles Parks, Thomas Non
aghan and Clay Title. assault
to kill.
745. w. Bnford, liquor.
79l. Bert Lynch, larceny.
1872. James Martin; receiving stol-
en- property.
SS5. Bert Lynch, Bob Jones, ct al.
larceny.
807. H. Burnett, liquor.
922. Watt Thomas, ct al, larceny.
924. Henry Ball and Arthur Lee,
larceny.
OCTOBER 8.
76l. Joe Summers and Tom
Mayes, larceny.
764. Joe Summers, larceny.
672. Otto Johnson and James Hig-
gins, larceny.
sos. Chris Roberts, liquor.
584. Robert King, larceny.
OCTOBER A.
864. Joe Hubbard, larceny.
92l. Jesse Beason, assault to kill.
925. Charles Chambers, Sherman
Bryant, George Ward, Andy
Smith and Peter Adair, kidnap-
ing.
688. Caesar Grayson and James
Grayson, ct al, receiving stolen
property.
OCTOBER 5.
S51. Turner Barnes, assault to kill.
852. Turner Barnes, liquor.
854. Turner Barnes and John A.
Ball. assault to rob.
S61. Jesse Cogswell and Ed. Will
kinson, larceny.
898. George Taylor, liquor.
OCTOBER 6.
927. Henry Fields and Lee Tuck
er, larceny and receiving stolen
property.
929. Lon Brown, larceny.
$50. Gig Scruggs, assault to kill.
931. Gig Scruggs ct al, assault to
kill.
OCTOBER z.
'932. Joe johnson. receiving stolen
property.
933. Alfred Ball, larceny.
OCTOBER 8.
832. George WhiteTurkey. murder.
926. Luther Bates, manslaughter.
935. Pawnee Jack and Steve
Cloud, breaking and entering
postoffice.
937. Urias Pheback, assault to kill.
OCTOBER 10.
'938. Michael Ehrhart and Marga- )
ret Ehrhart, larceny.
:939. James Davidson, Henry
Chambers, Jackson Blunt and
Lula Tucker, larceny.
275. Thos. Stuffiebeam and VIM. !
Smithson, maintaining gambling
house.
266. Robt. Rudisill ct al, maintain :
ing gambling house.
200. Rob't Rudisill, gaming.
OCTOBER IL.
81. Paul Enders, murder. \
AIT. S. D. Hultz, false pretenses. 8
ia. Barney Haskins, larceny. /
OCTOBER IL.
460. Thomas A. Latta, libel. !
490. Calvin Tucker, larceny.
sos. Leonard Smith, liquor.
758. John L. Roddv and Elbert
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-06
Warning Order.

Warning Order.
In the United States DlstrictCourta vinita
ia the Northern District OF the Indian
Territory,
Eva j Jones, Plaintiff.
VS. fNo, l0&2.
William r. Jones, Defendant.
The defendant. William F. J0nes.is warned
TO appear in this court within thirty days
and answer the complaint of the plaintih,
Eva ]. James
-, JAS. A. WINSTON, Clerk,
}sEAL By j.. Q. ANDERSON, p. @.
BLUE & WILSON. Attys for Plaintiff.
J. B. TpanER, Attorney Tor Defendart.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-06

vysr ~ ~ DfV1us OcAnB intcISrttu
Ia gaming device.
65S. BF- Mcpherson, maintain
ing gambling house.
934. Frank Golden Ell al, robbery.
0cT0BER ~.
646. Joseph L. Ward. illegal fee
charged and withholding pen
sion money.
654. George sparksman and Lizzie
Williams, adultery.
1863. 0. G. Shay. liquor.
OCTOBER IS.
sol. Jim Putnam, liquor.
SO4. James Elliott. liquor.
S77. Tony Clay, maintaining gam
bling house.
765. William Jackson and ST..
Sallee.
Sl9. Ed. Haas, liquor.
$40. Ed. Haas, liquor.
81. Ed. Haas, liquor.
OCTOBER 10.
o1l. William Kuhn and Charles
Erwin, liquor.
S65. w. ]. Kuhn ct al, liquor.
Sl2- William Wright, liquor.
3l6. JEFF Blevins, liquor.
s5S. Burt Buckmaster, liquor.
Sl7. Deck Title, liquor.
sO6. John Sheehan, liquor.
OCTOBER 90
'59. Ed. Kinkade, liquor.
sO1. Jonah Holt, liquor.
,02. John Tiger, liquor.
OCTOBER 81.
1873. Ed. Caywood, aggravated
assault.
OCTOBER %.
rs. Frank Dickson, larceny.
so. Charles Whitaker, liquor.
80. Joe Sewers. aggravated as
sault.
SO. J. Segan, liquor.
81. Tim Walker and jeff Walker.
liquor.
OCTOBER "a. !
81. Wolford Frost, larceny. I.
SO. Ad. Allen, liquor.
95. Charles @. Jenkins, liquor.
81. Lafs Tennent ct al, liquor.
OCTOBER Is.
%. Henry Sears, liquor.
IL. Peter Cooper and Anna Ha-
ney, adultery.
13. Anna Haney, bigamy.
2S. Cy. Johnson, liquor.
OCTOBER 26.
IA. Donald Grant ct al, disturb
iug peace.
l5. William Hampton and John
Sweatman, disturbing peace.
l6. Nathan Lovall. unlawful cut I
ting timber.
IL. Robert Foster and Marlin /
Hicks, ct al, unlawful cutting r
timber.
OCTOBER 27. Y
Is. Felix Miller and Garfield
Kidd, burglary and larceny.
I9. F. c. Hinckley, disposing OF Z
mortgaged property. >
30. F. G. Hinckley and N. G.
Kinds, remitting mortgaged
property.
q. Albert Alberty, larceny. Ia
The Arkanras and OkIahnrna
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-06

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-11
WOR@OEynM GN0T SPRINGS

W0RG0EN1N UOU SPRDNWS
OPEN ALL THE YEAR
$500 feet elevation the
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAlLWAf.
Extension 10 the
NEW HOMESTEAD.
Containing hundred additional suites OF rooms. wtu
private baths ready for the early spring season.
Hotel and bathhouse under roof Most eursuve
baths for rheumatism. govt and nervous trouoiI
Every from flowing springs OF natural hot wster
GOLF LINKS AND WELL-kEPT GREENE.
Fine livery and magnificent mountain surroundinsS.
Pullman compartment car. New York 10 Hot springs.
without change. Daily except sunday. Books At rreo
Schohe.ds Metropolitan Building. Madison Square Ex-
curson tickets ana Pullman reservations at Chesapsake
and Ohio Offices 362 and 1923 Broadway and oinces
Penn X. r. - =,
Celebrated Healing Springs water on sale by IL. -
Cassebeer 72d st. and Columbu Ave.
FRED STERRY, Manager.
Hot Springs. Bath Co. Va
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nvrRTIsENLNTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
a received a their Uptown Once No l.2i2 Broadway'
o. door norh OF sls-st. until O'Clock m; advertise
.ns received al the following branch Offices at regular
Once rates until o'clock M VIZ 25i SIN ave; =
ana iith-s i42 Columbusave near west oon W. ~"
s.t 4od-st near 6th-avs. 90 East l4th-st 2Sf Wass
t2S between sth foo Eat am St; SIS
M ave between 10th and nth ss; o2d sdave' near
eis,-st: 7Os ist-ave.. near goth at. 60 Sd-aV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-11
Park Steel Company
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-11

THE SCARBOROUGH.
| " Reach Front. Maryland Avenue.
Atlantic CITY. y. J.
Greatly enlarged and improved steam heat Elevator
sun psrlor. Private baths. Write for Booklet
ALFRED WYMAN.
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VNHE ALBEMARLE 80 49, .
Virginia avenue, near Beach. Atlantic City n J.
DREAMY Improved. Elevator. heat. Sun Parlos
literally managed and homelike Spring rates ~ 70 $50
weekly Write for Illustrated Booklet j. r. COPE
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| Improved throughout. Directly the Beach.
81 Charles Place Atlantic City, y j. Elevator 10 street
steam Turkish and sun parlors
Haths Artesian water Send FOR Booklet.
- SAMI. WAGNER & son.
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AR REFINING co.

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
Treasurer's ONCE Now York March J. lNH
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this com
pany have declared "a dividend o. TWO PER CENT.
the Preferred and Common stock. pa)ADle az tHis
once the 1st day of April next 70 soeNhoi9ets %'
record at three o'clock j. VI the lJh day OF March
1899 AZ which time the transfer books viii ne closed %
be- roopened ~ o'clock \. VI. On mo "a day OF
April 1899. T. v w F'r7l tl'. treasurer
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THE IROQUoIS.

V,HE IROQUoIs. l,..
An entirely new A liae SS c.sslin.
, anu nd comfort steam heat sun ParIor Elevator 70
street level electric lights en- suite with baths TIE
si7 80 p per'I Week write Tor illustrated Booklet
,TnE SCARBOROUGH. y.-v,.,. ,v.rn.
Atlantic City y. J. ,.,.-
Greatly Sun psror Frvae baths ,er Booklet,
J. chacs fat %e cy on 'sS Street
psS RfS wser 4 Send O FOR booklet
sAML WAGNER 8 SON.
rJ,HE NEW RrNNYMEDE- Kentucky.sve near Beach.
At.nS Gy rne.ceed cuisine op.n all the
year Write for Booklet and Spring rates l. MILWAIN.
THE WALDORF. New York-ay... near Beach. Atlantic
/ city, y J. Every modern appointment steam hfst'
rJ,HE ALBEMARLE.
Greatly f %psoSsd Rse b'tSs
weskl1 writs Tor illustrated Booklet p COPE
TNhN AN' Atlantic CITY. \:
6fn ocean vi a "a H'
THE PENN JRsr. Miehsan-ave. near the Beach, At
spd9s ssSs for fTn SEs o.
steam Hss' EisSaor sun FsriSr op Sdry y;s;'
Il PARK Place, Atlantic city. y. J.;
w. n, H Srtua Special rates '' ""it Hs MooRr
GLEN TOWER.
DoBBs FERRY. ~ J ,
A cuiet boarding house on the Hudson. near
New York New management. Season opens June p.
HOTEL BoscoBEI.
III Atlantic CITY L6sraiy managed aged and , most
tTstod booklet. a. E. MARION. owner and Manager
vsa. Xys n ;sn Beach Td1m. A.T ss CITY
New nanas.msnt Quiet hom,,ks and %t,Tastys 81.
Returnshsd and redeeoTated ocean view write for all
MI, N. r. HAISEs' owner and Proprietor
G Sy f'' g'ss is:
HoLMhoNsr' ATLANTIC. crrr. " J.
rennsyivsn.ia. ave. near Beach open all the year.
Special winter rates HENRY pARNEIL.
/ c rSNA J. s,ss% s heat Sun psioE
ment. N. L. ~ Nle l.
NEW HOTEL MEETS A,ss41ec CITY !,
steam heat Excellent in cuisine and service
Special March and April rates WIZ. fGr sT rlS;ireted
Booklet. =. - = $1,000.
CT. CHARLIEA 49, -. .,
Ope, all the year
Finest hotel the coast
LANES Il. REILLY.
TIME CHALFONTE.
i ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
On the Ocean Front.
Modern every detail Select and homelike
Write for Booklet
BUzBY & HAINEs
owners & Prop'rA
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River Of about 100 feet and both the Pennsylvania Rail
the Junction Railroad have side tracks con
neoted with the property.
The Park Company will acquire. free of all en-
cur1brances. all the property of Park. Brother Co.
Limited in business, and will
commence business with very large stock OF
tersl hand. The strong market FOR iron and Steel
together with important which have just been
introduced Will! IN my opinion make the net earnings Of
Company the year commencing March Ist. 1899.
at least 100000.
The manufacturing plant is in rst-rate condition, and
IN view Of improvements and additions recently
made ard paid for l do anticipate that any further
unusual expenditures for improvements Will be necessary
for many years. The which has been spent
nuay on the works has kept them IN thoroughly good
condition consider that the works in bet
ter shape than they years ago.
Yours respectfully.
WILLIAM G. PARK.
Chairman Park Brother & Co.. Lin.
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TINHE IROQCOlS
| Atlantic CITY, y. J. ,,
An entirely new Hotel Capacity 900 South CaroitnS
Ave and Beach all attractions superb In EQUIP
mont and comfort steam heat. sun Parlor Elevator 70
street level electric lights rooms en- suite WIN oaths
finest cuisine and service Special spring rates ~ "
90 q" pe' wen ' 49, w F. SHAW.
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THE WALDORF. New Iork-ave, near Beach Atlantic
| trtv l. Every modern appointment. steam mat
Reduced Spring rates Write for Booklet H. T. Wright
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THE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COM


gl Broad 81. New lOTk. AaTch \. IFW
THE FIFTH annual meeting t OF the the, 81 sha r'1
=, he oGce Of the Company 81 Broad st. New YORK.
on Wcnday March 20 1890. at II o'clock A. NJ Tor the
c,tn ~ board directors for the ensuing year, ana
sr he transaction such other business may come
riS transfer books the Company Will be closed at
. O'clock p M March 10 and viii be reopsned AZ 10
o'clock A. NJ March u. lsye 49, .
oo''" - ~ ROBERT NJ MURRAY. Secretary
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.OTEI. STRAND.

uoTEL STRAND. ~ 49,
Capacity Entirely new. Elevator TO street level,
Steam heat sun Paror Hot and cold baths Table and
service the best Write for Booklet and special Spring
rs.es FAIRBATRN & WILLIAMS
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yr,ur, NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. near Beach.
| Atlantic city y. J. steam heat sun Paror
Modern eonvenences. Unexcelled cuisine Op. All the
year Write for and Spring rates 7. VI IiWAIN.
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TIME EAsTFoURNE.
with unobs,ructed ocean View steam heat and ever,
modern appointment KATHARINE MGhATH
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VENDORS STATEMENT.
New York. February Path,

New YORK February z7IIL l5oa.
@.sgs Barring Magoun & Co.. New York:
The business Of Park Brother Co.. Limited has been
81 operation for the past thrtynine years beginning IN
snail way and showing gradually increasing average
Profits and assets During the past twenty years the
average profits have been 1857 O00 For the past ten
fears they averaged s4Go COO and for the last
fiscal year ending August 1st. 1855. they over
$4,000
The C'mpanys principal business IS the manufacture
q Merchant Steel IN IT'S various FORMS which Is used by
tool-nakers and manufacturers of agricultural nipple
nents boiler-nakers. ship-bulders and others and
IS the principal manufacturer Of Crucble Steel in the
United States The Company employs three thou
sand hands. and its yearly sales amount 10 about
100000
bces Of land IN the city Of Pittsburgh @
held under ieaso having frontage on Allegheny
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M@Ns. Barring Brothers & Co, Limited.
Barring, Magoun & Co.,
IS Wall Street, New York.

OFFICE or
THE HOOKING VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY.
COLUMBUS OHIO. March /. 1899