davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-07-20
THE EXPANSION QUESTION.
Also q Few Words About Prevalent
Small Politics.

Also q Few Words About Prevalent
Small Politics.
Some Of the editors Of the state are
giving a list of McLaurin papers, or
rather the papers that endorse, in the
main, the votes and principles advoca-
ted by the senator. Amongst the daily
papers only three are given. The Green
Vile News, the Columbia Record and
the Charleston Post. The Spartan is
put down with other weeklies, in
whose company 1t does not feel asham-
ed to be caught. But we mildly protest
against being put down az 4 McLaurin
paper, and think McLauriri should be
put down as Spartan senator. So far
as we recollect, The Spartan was the
original expansion paper in this state.
It was ahead Of the senator. The edi-
tor was opposed to the war with Spain,
and his influence went in that direc-
ton. AS soon as congress forced the
declaration of war, The Spartan came
out with an unqualified support Of the
prosecution Of that war. 1t stated that
Cuba and Porto Rico should be secured
and everything else that could be le-
ultimately taken from Spain. The idea
was very unpopular. Some Of our older
friends said, you are wrong" But
one by one they came to our support
and now the town, the county and the
state are full Of expansionists. All this
time this paper has not been working
in the interest Of any individual can
didate. It's main effort was to instruct
its readers as to the true ideas Of ex-
pansion and what it meant for our
country. Unpopular as was the Idea IN
the beginning, 1t Is pleasure to know
that hundreds of our best citizens have
considered the question in serious,
thoughtful manner. Our aim has not
been to make converts to expansion
ideas, but to set people to thinking for
themselves and reaching their own
conclusion like free, Independent men.
In that effort we have not failed utter
ly.
A little missionary work Of another
kind we have attempted. Every elec-
ton year it has been the custom OF our
candidates and politicians to proclaim
from every stump that the admins
tration at Washington was the enemy
of the people. the friend and support
er of every scheme devised to rob and
oppress the poor. 1t has been our aim
to uphold the dignity and greatness
and responsibility Of the government
at Washington, showing that 1t was
worthy of our highest respect and most
cheerful support, because it was our
government, the only one we had.
That respect is due the government,
whether Democrat or Republican oc-
cupies the White House. Mr.. Mckln-
ley is as much the president OF South
Carolina as he is Of Massachusetts,.
The thoughtful, careful consideration
of all public questions and high re-
spect for and allegiance to our govern
ment has been the aim Of The Spartan
all these years.-Carolina Spartan.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-07-20

S1T Paddy has a great power of en-
joyment after all. One day he saw a
bull attack a man, and he had to hold
on his sides with both hands. the scene
was so funny. After time the animal
turned his attention in another direc-
ton, and poor Pat, after exploring the
heights, came down with a thump on
the other side of the fence. He rubbed
his wounds, and as he said to himself,
Faith, I'm glad l had my laugh when
I did, or 1 wouldn't have had it at
ALL"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-07-20
HAVE YOU A DAUGHTER

HAVE YOU A DAUGHTER
She VIII Bless You and the World
In Proportion to the Education
You Give Her.
DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE
OFFERS the best advantages, edu-
~ cationally, socially, religiously,
giving A. B., B. s., Normal, Music, Ex-
preston, Art and Business Courses, un.
der experienced teachers, in an ideal
college community. Most healthful
location. Deep tubular well, water alb
solutely pure. Low rates. The past
year all our rooms were occupied, and
many rooms are engaged for the next
session-the y-third-which opens
SEPTEMBER 18TH. For illustrated
catalogue address.
Rev. JAMES BOYCE, President,
Due West, Abbeville Co., 8. G.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-07-20

Ledger, July II: The S-year-old son
of Mr.. Frank Bowling. at the cotton
mill, was painfully hurt last Saturday
by a mule running away with a wagon
in which the little fellow was riding.
He was thrown out, his head striking
against rock, which came near frac-
turing his skull. go. Minor knight, the
7-year old son of Mr.. John Knight, who
lives near the cotton mill. narrowly es-
capped being killed last Saturday after
noon. He climbed into the dray wag-
on of Mr.. Eubanks, which was stand
ing in front of one of the factory
houses, when the horse ran off, break
ing the wagon into pieces and throwing
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-07-20

Trains Nos. 80 and SO are operated
daily.
Trains Nos. "a, 35, II, IL, 13, IA, Is
and 16 are operated daily except Sum
day.
CONNECTIONS.
At Camden with Southern Ry.; s. A.
L. and A. c. Line.
At Lancaster with L. & c. r. R.
At Catawba Junction with Seaboard
Air Line.
At Rock Hill with Southern Railway.
At Yorkville with Carolina & North
Western r. r.
At Blacksburg with Southern Rail-
way.
At Shelby and Rutherfordton with
s. A. L.
At Marion with Southern Railway.
SAMUEL HUNT, President.
A. TRIPP, Superintendent.
E. H. SHAW, Gen. Pass. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
THE TRADE IN CHIC4GO.

Chicago. Jan. IS CspeciaD.-The New-York wheat
bulls have not saved the market from severe
break, and YET it looks if there had been con-
Siderable increase in the Wall Street long line.
The commission houses credited with getting most
o. wah Street orders have been persistent buyers.
Selling has been Inc popular attitude here. 1t is
assumed there has been liquidation by local
holders. It is the gossip the Baker long line has
gone over May sold between 7s7sd75lzc. and closed
at 75asG7izc. The legitimate surroundings were
considered unfavorable for holders In the North
west there % cars. against 2Sl last year, at
all the primary points $4,000 bushels against 3d.
900 bushels. The foreign markets weak
Liverpool 1sd 10 ssi lower futures and Id lower
On some spot grades Liverpool reported freer
Argentine offerings and Argentine wheat in that
market was Id lower On the break some ship
ping business closed, 10000 bushels here and
ao00 bushels St Louis. The seaboard re-
ported 50 loads for export
Corn yielded small fraction with wheat. losing
c to sc May sold ar Ssc and Ss4 a3S9c. and closed
al Sc Western offerings small. the smallest it
was said. on the crop There was rather influential
buying Of futuresPatten Phillips and Clifford. But
the wheat break offset everything of bull sort.
Ciearances were l00s.o0o bushels The shipping
demand continued slow, only 10000 bushels worked
from here The inspection was i2l cars. with 435
for tomorrow
The experience with oats 4 good deal like
the corn great trade. the buying being certainly
good as the selling. but prices Were influenced
by the wheat weakness. The close was &c to nc
under Tuesday; May. 245sG24sic Some export busi-
ness was closed with $1,000 bushels. Receipts were
10 cars. with 225 for tomorrow. The big longs
doing nothing except increasing their lines on
weak days. 4 line OF least 100000 bushels is
believed to be controlled by small provision
group. including the Cudahys.
Flaxseed was steady, but very dull May
changed hands az 81 10; January, 81. There were
. cars Of seed at the three points against lS last
last year. Oil is traded in at about 55c. Pro-
visions were weak, pork losing 2kc; lard and ribs
prices to 1Gc lower. There were 101 900 hogs in
the West against $500 year ago. Profit taking
by outside longs was the factor. The wheat break
had its influence. There is feeling that the
provision market has had a pretty full advance.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
financial Glfrtious.

THE FOURTH NATIONAL. BANK
OF the City OF New York
~ ,u, New York, January 10 1901
A THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of this Bank held Janusry s,h 600,
elected Directors: AAoiiiousty re-
j. Edward Simmons Robert w c,,..
SSeornenns y. Bliss, Richard T Wilson
Snatles stewart smith. William S. Opdykr
James G. Cannon
AT meeting of the Board OF D,rActor, .0,s .,,. -,
Mr.. ]. Edward Simmons ms ua5
President and Mr. James G. Cannon was
erected Siee-Fresident- CHARLES H. PATTERSON
Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subseriptions for The Tribune
Slst-St. O'Clock D.
uens received the following branch Offices regular
until o'clock viz soi Srh-aye, e
cor. eSd-st. 152 6thave. 12thst Macys. oth-ave
and lith-st. 142 Coumhusaye. West 66th-st 100
West 42d-s. 6th-aye 90 East 14th-st; 25T West
42d-st between Ith and Sth aves l5s East 4Ithst 1S
sd-ave between 18TH and nth l026 Sd-ave..
70S S9th-st.: I56 Tremon-ave
s2o Rleecker-sI
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
A Majority
Of the Directors

ANNUAL MEETING.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the an
" nual meeting OF stockholders OF the MArrt and
Derrick and wrecking Company the election
OF directors the ensuing and
other business as may properly
nsnv IN the State OF York No 81 William strast
Borough Manhattan. City OF New York, ON Tuesday
the 22d dey of 1901. the after
Dated January T. 1901.
WILLIAM L. CHAPMAN Secretary
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
TO THE HOLDERS OF
First Mortgage Five Per Cent. Refunding
Gold Bonds of 184S
The Indiana, Illinois & Iowa r. r. Co

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that The Indiana. Illinois
reserved to it First Mortgage Five
funding Bonds secured by its First Mortgage Five
Per cent RefunGing Gold Bond Mortgage dated October
l. A. 1898 Continental Trust Company of the City
OF New York Joseph D. Oliver. Trustees redeem
said bonds and each Of them at any time at its option
gage lawful holders OF said bonds. and
per premium thereon and accrued interest and
redeem all of said bonds then
ing on the First 1st) day of February. A D.
1901 by paying therefor said date Continental
Trust Company Of the City Of New York. or to the
thereof the Office Of the said Trust
COMPANY Number 80 Broad Street in the City Of New
York par per centun premium thereon and
accrued interest.
Thereupon provisions Of said mortgage and
the bonds secured thereby INTEREST WILL CEASE
no ACCRUE THEREON AND SAID BONDS
WILL BE FULLY PAID.
By ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
The Indiana. Illinois and Iowa Railroad Company
r. p. AHRENS. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
ERIE RAILROAD.

rAroueb trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers St
. fnIIoNs and 5 minutes earlier from W. 23d St:
% So oo m Daily-SOld train for Buffalo Arr .. m.
riD~barton Waverly Elmira and Bradford. Coaches.
rarior car and cafe dining ear 10 Buraio
" m DaiIy.-Chicago Limitet-FaSt Mat-Solid
-; =, 9Sbicago arriving $50 Arr. Cleveland T4O
Cleveland, Cincinnati.
m Sn n m Day.-Bunao and Cleveland Express-Arr
,es'o "a bradford 100. jamestown TOO YoungS-
town 10 "a a m Cleveland 1880 p m Sleepers Buf
falo and Cleveland Care car. .
u, EInira Chicago Sleepers Buffalo. Chicago Cincn-
natl. Dining car
rI,IC-KETs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
ACC'ONI MODATIONS at III. II2. 26l. 401 95T
isrosdWay I57 East 125th St and 27S West 125th
CHAMBERS ana 23d St. ferries. NewYork S3S and
SEQ Fulton ST. 9S Broadway. Brooklyn; 10 River ST..
Hohoken and Jersey City Station NewYork Transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
finanrial meciinqs-
New York. January 9th. 1901
A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders of

A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders of
The Peoples Cooperative Ice Company will be held
the 3lst day OF January 1901 at o'clock p m. at
Nanhattan. New York City. the purpose voting
Inon proposition increase its capital from
dollars. consisting of thou
cumulative preferred stock
OF par value Of hve dollars each and twenty thou
and share o stock Of the par of five
dollars each 20 either hundred thousand dollars
consist OF hfty thousand shares Of eight per
Cumulative preferred stock of tho par value five dollars
each. nifty thousand shares OF common stock Of
m OF five dollars each. million
dollars TO consist hundred thousand shares
eight per cumulative preferred stock par
yalue Of Eve dollars each hundred thousand
shares Of common of par OF Ave dollars
each.
JOHN KING.
CHAS J. FERRIN JR
A Majority J CORNELIUS VAN CoTT.
Of the Directors EDWARD c. RICE.
WAGER SWAYNE.
z. l. ZALINSKL
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
AN ASSURED 7@S INVESTMENT
Interest january and july
Positive Certainty of Large Ad-
ditiOnal Dividends.

An exceptional opportunity for safe and unusually
prohtab investment in the shares Corporation which
controls Western properties and
which has extraordinary opportunities increasing
holdings earnings. and do absolutely safe
hasi.
The contempiates the purchase Of
cumulative preferred par and with &C.
full paid and -assessabe common stock a part
the consideration. The OF dividends
the preferred stock. when stipulated com
mencing with the current year is fully assured
definitely provided for.
Such Company has the active cooperation support
Of one OF the most important railway
try and by recent arrangements controlling
interests in large number important earning
properties.
The sale OF these shares is enable the COMPANY to
acquire the above interests its operations
the earnings upon industries under such COM
panys control Will provide ample 10 paw dividends
on the preferred stock additional
properties viii go 10 the is
very early day. ~ " q
a careful investigation will satisfy conservative in
Vstors thar the Preferred shares offered
soiutely safe investment, that shares
promise To- very sooH, become very valuable.
Fun information furnished application TO
AMERICAN FINANCE AND TRUST co.
Park Row Bldg New York Cftx
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
new YORK CENTRAL.
HARLEM BIvIsIov

HARLEM DiNI>inN
e12 A. " and P VI Daily
Pittsasld Sundays only
Pullman all thrOUz
Trains illuminated with Pin
Ticket Offices lis. 261. i15 and
Union So W, 275 Columbus Ave,
I25th St and 13Sth Stations New T23
Fulton St 1O4 Broadway. p D. Broos.,
Telephons s9eo 3sth Street tor York central Cab
Service Baggage checked hotel rssidencs BY
Westcott Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE n DANIELS
General Supsrtntendent. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

GENERAL FIRE BXTINGUIsHER COMPANY
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock holders
- of this Company election Directors and for
such other business properly before them
viii held the
New york city, y. Y. 10 o'clock a. "Wednesday
transfer books will be closed January 10. 1901
F. W. HARTWELL. Secretary
Providence, r. l., January ii. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations the Colorado Springs Min
,na stock Exchange, furnished by William P. Bon
,Iebt &, Co.. Of Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

tof Chieasc)-
THE annual meeting of the Stockholders of
The peoples Gas Light & Coke Company will held
n, the Office OF Company in Chicago ADAMS Street and
Mtchipsn Monday, February Iith 1901, II
o;elock M The transfer books will be closed,
eerdnnee with bylaws the close Of business
Sstn-say 18Th. and will Wednesday
f'Si' c. K. c. BILLINGS. President
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA
f.ASo, tLso. ts,oo. 300, 1000 'l1.so a. m. t1eo.
$780, F49 2S .. \ e. a12 IS mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
T.4SO fSOO. 1000. sl1.3O a. m, i1OO, $50 40.
500 100 D. m az. Is udt. ~
Oflces: Liberty South Ferry. 11S 1T2
434 GAS 1854 Broadway. Ave T37 6th Ave.
Union Sa West. 125rh St. 2T3 West f25th
ST. 245 Columbus Ave, NewYOrk; Court St. 344 $50
Fulton St. Brooklyn: 9S Broadway williamsburg. New
York Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage dss
nation.
fFrom Liberty only 'DaiIy tDafy. except sunday
Sundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
Railroaos

PENNSYLVANIA
= RAILRoAD
STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTT-THIRD STREET
and DESBROSSES and cORTLANpT STREETS.
1.-THE leaving time from Desbrossex and
.orti"ndt Streets is five minutes later than
saat given below for Twenty-third street.
s,ah"n- except where otherwise noted
'eo A; VI FAST AAII.-Limited BGffeS Paror
- HaTs New IoT& to PIstsbuFg ssepns Car PittssuE<
sss sss ( F1sT sIsyesas
cars Fr eRPf Gbeas pH'9s svs56s s9sn fo 9 Snci
1Ss 3, z fo,.. StieASo aSb sr Iorls ESRREss
555 p M csTas9 @ 81 Lqgis RlSins Gar Gar ,,,.,r
s I MS MIetr FERS s. Pgs H9ns SSssso S Far
7ss SSis1:a p rr kS ,s ass
g 81 S9pRscts for Cleveland except Saturday.
PRESs-For Pi1ssSurs- Cleveland. cnSinnsSi
WAsHfNGToN AND THE SOUTH.
I on a99 10 % DesbTosses and CortlandJ Streets
1875 DINING Csr 10 Bsbres Tnins e and "a ; Cortland S
Gar psn5s ea Cars) g Ia e = Dining GaE 50 epa,9s
oneges1, pg sSTs a NJ 20S II a5 (Dtnns Cagl; 9 Is
asS e. Dining Carr, ass GDinng Car. 925 D. m 40
so}T6TtERN RAILwAY-..Floriaa Limited, Il 40 p N.
dsys F ana Sortlandt Streets II 10 M week
NoEFoLK AND WEsTSHN n" RAIiWAYEo1 Hst Memphis
Atlantic stS co5sf SE ( m Fiara aaIiy special 21o M
1EESsorosses and Co-tladt Streets. 20 week days
fITI1g' 500 a N and 80 p m. daily.
4a1 2 m. daiIv
s' ite et1AE2 b AIR Florida Metropolitan Linz
E6T ~ y 80 p daily Express 10 night daily.
~ FOI-NI COMFORT and NORFOL.K.--T55 a.
Al tS-S.,ys LAYS and ~ ?. daily.
Vt t4-9J5 a. m. and . % D. Wsek-days
s+aDSsr. Eestiouied Trains. Buffet Parlor Cars ana
CAPE MAY.-I955 y, u-aaL
VyaSt nm On New fo-k and Long Branch Railroad from
9E i"enty-tAird Street station. S55 a II ~
TeSbu anu +S0 P m Sundays 9.25 455 p CroE1
sr5 and Ctrtlandt Streesl 600 1850. so.
~'u 'lV p m sundays, 9tJ a. m. . 10 p. m.
FOR PEILADELPEIIA.
* 5DssoroS9s and CoTtlandt streets 62ol % tSs
nu Cortandt Streets. 10.2Ot Di0ng Carr. IO55 Dining
all. ItS9 4 m. l2j5 1255 DINING Carr. 210 tDsS-
and Cortlandt Streets 22Ol 80. %. 355. +2S.
80 soinlns carr. +5S Dining 555 Dining Carr.
- SO s5S 925 o. u 10 night Sundays, 610. T5S
coacnesl S25. S55 92J. ass (LiniteD. 9.55 10 81
Lanlns Carl a m u 10 125S Dining Can. 15j (Dir
y Casl an 70 90 25 Dining Carr ass Dining Carr
ooo tDnlns Car) IJ SO Sj5. 925 II 10 night
AlAet oIs; Nos 46l 9+j 1885, 1884. III 261 Bros5
ana stations foot os Desbrosses Cortendt
SouIt S:reet. $50 Fulton Street. 9S Broadway and
TllsyINania Annex Station. ProOkyn; Station Jersey
oly' Ihe New York Transfer Company will call for
to destination.
Telephone sll Eighteenth for Fer nsyvania Rail-
| j. b HUTCHINSON r WOOD
S'slietal manager. General PasSr Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
financial Glertinns.

CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY OF NEW
YORK Irving Place. December 31st 1soo.-Ths
annual Meeting Of the stockholders this Company Tor
the election Of Trustees serve during the
year viii be held at this Office Monac. Jan 21st 1901
rolls open from II M to I p. NJ rransfs- cooks will
close Saturday JAM 9th. IL M and reopen Tuesday
o. F. ZoLLIKOFFER. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
WEST SHORER.R,

Trains leave Franklin ST. station, n. T. folovA
and lam West AID St, N. R.:
lilo A M--For Intern. points 70 Albany q Montreal
fll.2D A. M Aohonk MinnewaSka~ Saratoga
Catskll Mountains and Utica
100 p. M--Chicago Express. Daily
.2:25 M--Cont Ltd Detroit. Chicago ST. Louis
fS:45 P. M.-c2) For Hudson River points 70 Albany
s6:l5 P M.-For Rochester, Buffalo, Cleve & Chicago
tseo P. M-For Rochester. Buffalo. Detroit & s. LsaA
s3:i5 p M.-For Syra Roch.. Mag. Falls Det. < Cht
.Daiiy tDaly. except Sunday. leaves Breoklyn An
No. I. 1e:45 A NJ 2:sS p n Leaves Jsrssy
City. p. r.. R. Sta. No. 11:2O NJ. at $50 r N
Time tables principal hotels and Offices BasSASa
checked hotel residence Westcott EXP. ~ -
LAMBERT. General PASSENGER Agent. y. K
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

THE CORN EXCHANGE BANK
A m AN rrI rorYo>N New York. January I6 1901
"A nt' DHhoi ioN heid January 18th the fol-
lowing persons ware aIao...
Inspectors OF Election ersDJrg DHeciofs ana
William Harman Brown W Pb1r sara e..
David Bingham, WiyIiar, ta MY, Sy STEWART
Thomas T. Barr. FJngb -. .lcnois'
William A. Nash, -. SinIi,
M b. Fielding, sifraa p ~ oIaay
Rowland, Davis WaI,sr isrnes
Clarence II. Kelsey wSiissr. q REV
Leonard J. Busby p p raho hia'eHeser'
dohii W. ho"1Ss; VIM. II. Baldwin. Jr
mai. z, INSPECTORS OF ELECTION
~ ~ i'A' yr Frederic J. Middlehrook
At subsequent meeting a, tha r.. -.
vote. William A siaa.as' W uiahihious
Thomas T. Barr Walter - Ersp .,c. pssis. ana
f. I. MARTIN Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
New York. January 1901
TIME ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-

ers Of The National topographic Company will be
hals al Room li3 Tribune Building. New York City,
one O'Clock p the third Saturday of January, 1901
heine the 10Th day OF the month, for the OF
racters for the ensuing and for the transaction
Of such other business may be brought before It.
- JAMES o. CLEPHANE. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

5apinss Banks.
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK,
=. L.. Cor. 6tL. Ave- and 10th 81.
INTEREST AT THE RATE OF THREE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT. PER ANECM will be credited de-
nositors for the SIN MONTHS and THREE MONTHS
ENDING DEC 81 1900. all sums from hve dollars TO
three thousand dollars entitled thereto under the by
laws. payable Jan. q. 1901
' JOHN HARSEN RHOApES. President.
JAMES QJINLAN Treasurer.
B. OGDEN CFISOLM Secretary.
Deposits made before JAN 10. 1901. will draw
interest JAN. l. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17


SOUTH PLAINFfELD ara BOUND BROOK locals. Week
days Lv W sd St, . A. M, e 70 and 3 p NJ Ly Cert
and Desb. Sts 20 A. NJ, 40. go anu 9S9 r NJ.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at l l IS 94S anA
Broadway, Union square West Columbus Ave- Y,
Court 9 Bdw'y
Transfer VIII check baggage from hotel or
residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
LACKAMANNh RAILROAD

SsSpss 1pS a5 F,s5 Ave s54 Colunbus Az. ma an,
400 Broadway. "A Park P. 1873 w. is5sh ST.. and sss
Fulton Brooklyn.
westcott's Express Company win call and check
baggage to destination tEscept sunday DAILY.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
Ba nkers ano Brokers.
Dipioeno Nonres.
OFFICE OF TIE
Northern Pacific Railway Company.

Mills Building. York Dec II 1900
Al meeting OF the Board OF Directors this day.
there was declared the
dividend Of ONE PER CENT the Common Stock the
company, the TO be paid Feb lsoi stock
holders of record the closing books on
December 24 1900. -
For the purpose of such dividend purpose
or taetating the exchange Of stock for voting
u1cateS the transfer books
at p NJ December "a 1909. will be reopened at
10 A. NJ. o January -
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
BY GEORGE III. EARL, secretary
2S Street
New York. Dec. IL, 1900
The transfer books of the Voting Trustees Common
stock Trust Certificates of the NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY will close in New York and Berlin
P. NJ Dec. "a 1900.
On Feb 3 1901 the Voting Trustees will o
distribute the above dividend Cent
Common Stock of the by
the parties entitled thereto
record their books when closed above
The Voting Trustees having dissolved Voting
to take effect January ID 1901 transfer
Voting Trustees will be reopened
J.. Z. MORGAN * CO.. New York,
DEITSCHE BANK. berlin,
Agents for NOsiRg Trustees.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
AMERICAN STEEL. HOOP COMPANY
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of one and three

AMERICAN TIN PLATE COMPANY
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of one and three
quarters q&4) per cent has been declared upon the
Preferred Stock Of this Company payable january 31
1901 to stockholders of at business jan
uary 18th 1901 The transfer books will to
the Preferred Stock from January 7h 31st both days
inclusive. F. $. WHEELER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTH
EEN RAILWAY COMPANY. OF IOWA.

THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY.
Cincinnati. Ohio, January 18th 1901
THE Directors of this Company have this day
declared a quarterly dividend Of THREE PER CENT.
on the Common Stock of the Company, payable on and
after February The transfer books will be closed
from February 1st to February 18th. INCLUSIVE