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Newport daily independent., 1902-10-10
FAILS TO QUALIFY,

Of the three commissioners, T. J. Watson, Ike Goldman and 0. c. Henry, appointed by the council Monday, September 29, the first named has failed to qualify within the ten days allowed under the law. This creates hitch in the program towards the construction and operation of sew craze system in this city.
 Since the agitation of the sewerage question, there has been quite divis- ion of sentiment as to the advisability of taking the step at this time, in view of the nearby expiration of the fran chise of the Newport Water Company, and it is understood that MT. Watson did not care to accept the trust i'm posed, when such a considerable DOT tion of the real estate owners are pro- testing against the step.
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-10
HOxIE's ANCIENT MULE.

Hoxie, Oct 9.-Needed repairs are being made on the street-car line
 One of the mules on this line, "Kick- ing Jack is 20 years old and had been with this company IA years in August
 He has travelled 87 ,000 miles, killed one driver and broke the ribs in two others, and has never been known to have been ridden. Thousands of peo- pie know Jack and they will not be surprised at the distance he has trav- eled back and forth on this line. He is good yet for 100000 more miles, as he still exhibits many traits of we'll fed playful colt The talk about build ing all electric line is of no interest to him. He knows he is here to stay un- til his time to go to mule kingdom comes. His reward there will be great for the damage he has done here
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-10
GOULD SYSTEM sHAKE-Up.

O. e. Warner, vice president of the Missouri Pacific system, departed Wednesday for conference in New York city with George J. Gould. Mir. Warner, who has been in poor health for some time, has lately improved. He hopes to be fully recovered in a short time. Mir Warner stated that he could not give out the nature of his trip to New York,
 "A general shake up is said to be in progress on the Missouri Pacific and the Iron Mountain, and it is possible that the operating department, over which Mir Harding presides, will be wholly reorganized to meet the de- mands of a growing system" says the St. Louis Republic
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-10
MRS. MoMINN ENTERTAINs.

The meeting of the Glover Club on Thursday afternoon was held at the home of Mrs. w w McMinn and it is needless to say, was thoroughly en- joyed by all present.
 The hostess is a gifted entertainer, and the lunch, consisting of deviled crabs, crackers, pickles and coffee, proved very toothsome repast.
 The invited guests were Mesdames c. A. Hillhouse, Farley Price and A. B. Smith.
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-10
REID-H -HUEY.

MT. T. 0. Reid and Miss Sebelle Huey both of Remmel, were married Tuesday evening, October z, in the presence of large number of friends at Martins School House, the cere- mony being performed by Justice Rufus Ussery.
 The bride is daughter of Justice L. P Huey and the groom is an ener- getic and promising young farmer of the Remmel community, to both of whom we extend best wishes.
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-10

the effort to keep order. Gov. Davis at once directed the officers of the ElDorado military company to place their men on duty for the purpose of ena rcing the law and preserving the peace
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-10

Don't forget the meeting to be held this evening at S:30 o'clock at the city hall of all those taking part in the minstrel show.
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-10

universal popularity. In the last fifteen minutes of the contest 224, APO votes were cast for her. The total vote for the three candidates was 41O, ,S19.
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-10
STATE MILITIA NECESSARY

Bloody Shooting Atfray At Fl Dorado In Which Three Men Are Killed And Fourth Fatally Wounded
 Trouble Originated With
 Jealous Lover.
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-10
MILITIA ORDERED OUT.

Sheriff Morris of Union county com
 municated with Gov. Davis early last night and requested the governor to call out the company of the Arkansas State Guard, resident at ElDorado. The sheriff represented to the gov ernor that great excitement pre-
 vailed in ElDorado in consequence. of the tragic occurrence of the after noon, and it was regarded wise to in- yoke the assistance of the militia in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23
TPADE " CHICAGO.

~ri-s-o March - lSpeciaD. Wheat to-day
slipped or another I-zc and closed about the oot-
ION. To-1ight.s prices are Sc under last SATURDAY
and pretty nearly &c under the high price Of two
r,orths ago When the market started every wheat
holder here Of anywhere else had loss in his line
I meant Liquidation from the start. and this er'rt
cut losses short kept Up until about the close
e. Louis was a large seller early pressing its
short line but the last few minutes, every house
IN the trade with St Louis connections was in the
pit covering wheat and securing profits for the
Southwestern bears May Opened at BE. sold be-
tween . and 7I7sc and closed az Csc sellers; july
closed a. Pc More rain IS predicted for Kansas
and rne map this morning showed continued moist
uEe II The Southwest. The selling to-day was so
urgent r1at the news Influences were Of little mo-
nent tar the weather considerations were the up
pern0sr ones. Gables were lower. There was
Continuation Of the export buying New-York to-
night claiming from - 70 10 loads There was
sharp demand here for hard winter wheat, 10000
bushels Receipts West and Northwest were less
than last year. cIearances were $4,000 bushels
Monday NIL see a decrease in the visible OF about
100000 bushels Worlds shipments will be about
egel15 bushels. and some Increase on passage
The corn decline was as severe as the wheat.
Nc 70 &c. Nay corn shows +2sc under a week
ago. May opened az 592sc. sold between 59s4c and
bSsc and closed ~ 5stsc July closed ar 5s'sc and
September 5-l.c There kept up heavy buying OF
Su.y 1y the Harris-Gates party. but there was sell
ing from every other direction with lot Of selling
finally By Patren. There were 134 cars. with $50
estimated for Monday Western offerings 90 not
Increase any. and # is equally true the Eastern
demand IS not increasing. Gables were very weak.
Oats lost &c 70 nc. and closed at the bottom
Nay. $50. the July a4sc and the September 2sssc
Ths English group which has been short the de-
tsrred figures 50 largely-We els. White & Geddes-
covered million or more July Perhaps there was
2 l-r-e Patren support for the May There was a
iof 20 scattered liquidation Receipts were larger.
and The grading much better l4s cars this morn
ing, Wl-h So contract and 100 estimated for Mon
Gay Cash oats II the sample market was strong.
Flax prices kept just where they closed Friday
eash, s. = 20 81 p and the May 81 p There were
cars o. seed the three points, against p last
year
PROVISIONS were firm, ribs and lard gaining slight
- over FRIDAY pork bout holding Fridays figures.
-ners %as active general trade. with evident
saoIts covering. Hogs were Sc higher. The whole
Rty.lsl0C list shows moderate advance FOR the
week, noteworthy because gains have been very
Nszk The supposiJion here is the big men in the
others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
f-F stack Exchange ny the CouuseInaan & Day pr
vate wire from william ?. Bon5right & Co. of
Colorado SPRINGS
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findnrial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Second Mortgage Gold Income
Bond Certificates
St. Louis Southwestern
Railway Company

Referring published notice 81 81 Louis South
western Railway Company dated February 8. 1902
quesng the holders Mortgage Gold Income
Bond Certificates deposit certificates with The
Mercantile Trust Company 100 Broadway New York
City. all deposited certificates
might. direction Of the Railway Company and
advertised The holders OF Deposit
Receipts any before 31st. 1902, and that II
such certificates heretofore
similar upon surrender OF their Deposit
when and upon conditions onered by the Railway
COMPANY 70 ali depositors alike their option 70 sell
their certificates cash Eighty per Of their
value with accrued interest.
Further notice is hereby given that
than majority Of the outstanding Second Mortgage
Cold Income Bond Certificates Of Railway Company
having been deposited under the pro
visions Il said notice the Undersigned Railway Company
has decided 20 extend the time within which de
said certificates the upon
and conditions published will be
received until and including March 27th, 1892
Engraved deposit receipts Trust Company in
Negotiable form ready for delivery the Office
Of The Mercantile Trust Company No. 100 Broadway.
Income Bond Certificates Of the Railway Company IN
temporary receipts Of the Trust Company
and application will earliest practicable
date list Engraved Deposit Receipts
York Stock Exchange
Second Mortgage Income Bond Certificates not deposited
before 9th 1902 will be received If at alb
only upon such and conditions Railway Com
pary may prescribe
Dated New York. March %. 1902.
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY CO.,
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Metropolitan Securities COMPANY,
New York. March 20 1902
To the Stockholders of the MetropOIftan
Street Railway ComDarv,
WALL STREET.


To the stockholders of the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company
The lease between the Metropolitan Street Railway
Company and Inrerarban Street Railway Company
having been approved by stockholders u those com
panes pursuant 20 aw. each stockholde-
Poltan Street Railway Company be entitled
scribe al for the stock of the Metro
poltan Securities Company equal fory-fve per cent.
Of the value of his holding capital
Metropolitan Street Railway Company Arrangements
have been made with the Metropolitan Railway
Company by which books VIII be closed at
the close = business MONDAY. MARCH 81, 1902.
FOR such subscriptions As practicable thereafter
there VIII be mailed stohoder Of record on such
flying rhe Of the stock q The Metro
PoLtan Securities Company holder is entitled
% subscribe such subscription warrant Will be accom-
panied by subscription form Of assignment
PROVISION VIII oe made for splitting NJ subscription war
rants into such amounts as may be directed
subscriptions must be made at the office
of the Morton Trust Company. No. IS Nassau
street New York, on OR BEFORE TUESDAY,
APRIL 10 1902.
Every Euhsc-1D-icn must be a~~o-,,,,ts5 49, z-,-
70 The order Of the Morton Trust Company FOR an amount
equal 70 SIS for each share Of stock subscribed for
Further iGstanents PAYABLE upon not less tha,
thirty days BY mail as ana when called f2r ~,
ne company Unless certificates FOR party paid stock
are issued receipt subscriptions the Trust Com
Pay i- issue It's temporary receipts exchanseable for
STOCK certificates when ready for deliver No SUR
>CRIPTIoN OR ASSIGNMENT OF 4 sUBsCRIP
lion RIGHT WILL BE RECOGNIZED UNLESS
MADE on THE WARRANTS FURNISHED nv
THE COMPANY.
METROPOLITAN SECURITIES COMPANY.
BY FORSYTH yyrc-L-rs
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4 GENTLEMAN Of good standing can secure
. .,erth tnterest-wfthout personal serviccs--in
tr,rs business enterprise protected letters
ana now being launched b. ana under contract
5stb a well and most responsible arm Full op-
tf for investigation. Advertiser requires 5000 with
Pr 5eiay Address c R. g.. BOX S Tribune ONCE.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions TOT The Tribune
y received al Uptown once
- NO. I@s2 BROADWAY,
door moth O until O'Clock p m.
be the following brancE
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5th "a sth ayes: West 125th-se.t ISIS 3D.
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On sale New York at leading hotels a. McBr,s..,
Arcade News stand. Produce Exchange Astor House
Boston News Bureau once, Edison Building and at the
foot Of the stairs Of the principal elevated stations
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Atlantic Ave 1st. ls9S ---.-
- ave cen IS 2. i33l----
SEiv-r Heights LIST. 1871 800.
49, 3 & T. z Gen. 1888
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e. 4 4 New-n ist. 1888
go Island & 2 IEt. 1903
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Amer Light & Trac-------.-
90 PREF 57r--.- .
Big Gas Isl mtg IS 1885. %
% sock --..-.-- .-.-. .--.
E.rg G=r.l Fec 5s, 1922 90
60 stock .--.- --..--- o.
Bur Q 9 Isl mtg S.. 1877 30
CO stock ---.-..- .-.... 20
Butte E & p CO Isl 1-g IS
C-;uul Gas C -sr IS. 1882 -
. Q * z c -st Con IS. 1873 b.
GO stock .-... .-.--- 70
2 Y Gas CO ST Sc. 1925
G Rap G L CO -st IS. 1910 4.
Es--aT L * ? . y Il ls4t
Ir5.snap Gas 1st IS. 1920. -.-
do stock --.-- .--.- go .
jackson Gas Co stock .-----
co IS c. 1887 .------- .
LAFAYETTE Gas Isl IS, 1928
I &. X = Bzs 1sJ IS. 1913
sfad > & z co 1st IS. 1925
NE 2 & = Ist mtg IS. 1875
DC STOCK -..----..-.- ---
NsU-Ez-en Gas GO STOCK
y I & . Z I & ? co stock
Go pref -.---.---- ---- -
Ono & : 9 1sr mtg IS. 1878
20 ! , C new ------
Syracuse . 1sr mtg IS, 1876
Go stock. -...- --------
s. Joseph Gas st IS, 1887 90
90 stock --------- ------
: Pau Gas Con SIS. 1874 -..
co stock ----.. 80
Vest 9 Of Milwaukee 6 ? C.
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CONSOLIDATED RUBBER-TIRE co.

Consolidated RUBBER-TIRE CO.
Debenture per cent. Fifty-N ear sinking
Fund Income Bonds-Issued under agreement dated
Ap~u / 1901 with Manhattan Trust Company. Agent
required Section " OF the above agreement the
undersigned Consolidated Rubber-Tlre Company. has
filed wiz Manhattan Trust Company statement OF
count FOR the y months December 81 1901
said u months applicable the
navoent ~ interest," upon above bonds. sufficient
10 nav interest the Of ; per
the Board Directors Of the company have accord
provisions Of the above agreement deter
mined that interest said shall be paid the
holders said bonds on Apr ls' 1902 surrender
srS ranrellaron the coupon then maturing
Holders OF said bonds notified that and after
1902 they viii be paid a
~ per cent amounting 5000 bond upon pres
eTta ron and surrender COLONIAL TRUST COM
PANY az us once No. 222 Broadway. New York city,
- coupon maturing April LIST. 1902 such payment
GO 40 ner bnd 10 be ir fun payment and satisfaction
- said coupon II the company's liability pay
49,, on sad bonds income said II
r,outbe ended December ~. 1901
mated New YORK. March Il. 1902
CONSOLIDATED RUBBER-TIRE 90
+. 4. SEAMAN. Secretary.
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Int. period. Bid. Aske

MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
Furnished by william E Nichols Co. No Is Wali-st1
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

A SELE-T HOME for aged Invalid ladies' With ar
~ trained pleasant sunny
elevator, vicinity Prospect Park Address A W..
Trihuae Ones-
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7TE..E LRI7T 7TIELN.EIgy@Ea

NEW JERSEY AVE AND THE BEACH. =
ATLANTIC CITY.
A New and MODERN up-to-da-e. hgh-class hotel Spe-
cia attention Is called appointments service
The Cuisine At this house IS positively UNSURPASSED
BY any hotel here 100 rooms. seventy Of which
Ocean fronts Baths suite Special low $500 %
zl7oo week. Special Easter send for HONEST
Booklet h O.. UALLINGER.
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Int. Int
rate. period Bid Ask q.

ard interest
Trust AND SURETY COMPANIES.
CEspor-ed BY Clinton Gilbert. No ? wall-st)
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GOTgl BLgRME1gV,

ON THE OCEAN FRONT KENTUCKY AVE
Connected the famous Boardwalk and private beach
SU0parI0rs. OF modern and complete hotels
Atlantic Capacity 100 Every appointment.
superior Special spring Write
for booklet JAMES AND GEORGE BEW-
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ENTT[El RNlElGH.

OCEAN END ST CHARLES PLACE
ATLANTIC CITY y. ]
Has every appointment and be found IN
first Capacity enlarged 400 ST
Charles Place notably quiet Special spring
Booklet. JOHN B. SCOTT
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Henry Clews James B. Clews h. Cews.
Member y. 7. Stock tx Member N 7. Stock Ex
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Dividend.
{ Carital. Bid. Asked
payable
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HOTEL GuRAY-

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j
Heated sun Par7r directly over Boardwalk Porchss
level with and Joined % Boardwalk sea and fresh
private baths. Golf privilege
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Gearlers
obstruction mauie0.

VIVA NTFD lady refinement and culture who NIL
" receive and instruct her home Young la6- Nh
7ais the need higher life. city or nearby counrr
culture Tribune Once.
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gounIrn BOdr6 Oaurro-

A y ELDERLY SINGLE LADY u highest respectabin-y
~ and culture desires 70 obtain board. with home
private family within noderats
OF NeW-York Address with full particulars
r. T. r. Blk - Tribune Od'ce
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4 DVERTlSEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Tribune
their Uptown Office. '
NO. I.242 BROADWAY
OF 3lst-st o.
will be received following 6ranr,
regular orice rates until clock m viz ..I
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st; D2 East l4thst-; .5T West
Tth and Sth aves.. 263 West 125th-st.i I,S:Is I'd
ave, between 10Th and nth sts. I.O21 3d-nve. near
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TME MOGMMURSTa

PENNSYLVANIA AVE. CLOSE To THE BEACH AND
FAMOUS BOARDWALK ATLANTIC CITY. y J,
A modern high class hotel that enboties every modern
appointment with homelike comfort Elevator steam
parlors. etc In the finest section. with
uuol structpd throughout the Write for
information special winter and spring rates.
HENRY DARNEIL-
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MISS MURPHY.
VI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Foreign travel
$50 and III West S5th St
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By FORSYTH wIcKEs. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-03-02

Include plsnsssioa scenes Inc p,cfins o. Ss so.,ee.
~Ssfe Il Is anGsiy lcsssded on ocean stssmships..,-
of the tss v oH9o; 0 PROCESS s,'i Involved d'e IN H., fspe eS,,oa
Industry. Is 6led with Interesting s,a,sucs about
material nguTes a Inc export trade and the range
Of prices. The intreacies of dealings In the gren
There are also CHARTS showing The highest and. low:
est prices during the last nifty years and q ths
nSestors'""Ts Evening T,iegfsp6, Feb. s, 1901.
"one OF tho leading houses In the business Is
hces arc iooaSsd IN the Bourse, PhiIsedphia ms
company Is Incorporated under the New Jersey
Is under the management Of Mr. I. Ewsrt storey:
g5sssiono ,a% M MA T rscsnIy h IA , se ,iSg interview Wow
with Mr.. S.orey, who Is one OF the worlds leading
suihoribe' on all matters relating 70 cotton, ana tan
about tetton.' which is certainly pc best and mos'
Storey is an Englishman. and has been actively
engaged a. a cotton factor for mshy years In Liver,
Exc aanse and "Phiiadeiphia .Beifse, and Psls:
del phia Board OF Trade, as well as other large and
of H getting i GOS Giosef Touch Gp1 VII , ihs' great sps pS cotton
Producing Interests OF THIS country and with The
States, Offices were opened IN this city two
years ago, and since then branches have been
in Boston. cisSeiaSd and PIttsSsfT and other
large cities. The company also have on1ces In
oop1ssTTaaRESoGni;; p pSysrn asd ,S Ss0 siaT. tfs hsIa vi World.
u Is among the leading factors In the world hand
ling cotton on commission ana dealing In cotton
futures. the latter being not the least important
feature OF lis business. The cllen'ee OF the house
Is very extensive. widely scattered and constantly
growing. Its facilities for buying. selling and
handling cotton on margins are perhaps unSur-
passed, and Mr.. Storey Is regarded as an eSper
authority on that staple. he reports a steady
and substantial Increase In the business OF the
company.--The Mercantile and Financial Times.
Feb. " 1901.
This Company should need no Introduction 20
the general business public, for II has been In the
field for more than Twelve years. is business both
hero and abroad being conducted In livtdually
By members OF the old lrm ami In its present con
dliJUn as a regularly incorporated company. Tho
trhe test Of the honesty and reliability Of any con-
ctm must be the uneTrlng one OF time. Time 10
The master hand that reveals whatever Is hidden
and makes all things Size up In their true light.
Ga the supreme test OF time the st Irey Cot'o1 Com
pany stands before the scrutiny Of the world
without a spot upon It's good name. For business
Integrity and prUbity this company Is one of the
most prominent and deServeay prosperous OF the
country. Thcir plan for Investors should meet
with favor from those who have grown dissatisfied
with tlc old stage coach methods Of savings banks
and building ass relations" -phdadClphl Item
sunday. June o. 1901.
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member Of a pauy that had been
rlaving in hard luck and had not received
lis salaries In "a long time was fined IS Tor
an ipfraction OF the rules lie surprised IN"
manager with the rcfort' Il am afraid YOU
viii have TO wait until | can send hone io'
VI" ~ "SSeIsknown comedian long with the
Uoyt nttractionS sat IN his dressing room
one afternoon the picture ofdc-palr b"lhe
asked the cause Of his trouble. he replied
The old man blew Ia last night 20 80" in'
show lie likes my work, and tells ~" 20
come over 20 his hotel this morning 81 ~.
We's writing "a part iu a rev pay loI p.
ana wants 30 tslk u over, ] geo oN"' 'ih1
morning all right, but | ct, up lat" aui mas
mo- breakfast The old man j. g,a' 10 80
no and wc has a cocktail and th'n a itN,
moro. Then he say: Let's 20. ana e1'
We goes into TIC dining room and he orders
pork. carrots. corncd beef. turrirs and SUCH
things for breakfast We have .claret 70
start with. then champagne. ana hui7I WIN
ctewed de mputhe To Ir.k" matters worse
hp yives mo a. tig blHcy cigar 10 uokr, NhiGh
Of Itself Is enough 20 pat me 20 The hHG We
have some more v.us. and forgot what
else happened uud- th' 'h"1'fr m tlns
for the matinee ul night ana voc ufst oht
see. is the old may lie look. me over
and says. Drunk sssn' hey MAI ~
east YOU A. -
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From East and West

e.,.- coluublara Co, state of Ohio. s..
Henry J~euulugs. being duly sworn, says that
a.. be, known 4. EwaTt STOREY for a long While,
~ IA, n, hAs transacted considerable business
MIN MIN and The storey Cotton Company; that
Gr LnoWs them 90 be = responsible and reliable
IN ever. way. Has no h~csiiAncy In saying
,,,t he would b, glad 10 cnirust them with thou
Una. - dollars FOR Investment at any time, there
ioI HAIRY JENNINGS.
ssom 20 before me this LIST day OF June, 1901
WV" O. J, ASllh,
,,,,,ce n, N, Peace IN and for Perry Township.
CIV Of Newark, co. Of EsSeA, slate OF New Jef'
T,Rn Iuuhridgc. being duly sworn, says that
he Ia, Lad considerable dealings With tue storey
g,ttor Company, Philadelphia, Tor some llm,
80 And tbAt he has alShys found them prompt
"a rslinble In every way, and after .ooAlhg care,
@iiy mo their buslurss principles he Is convinced
,s.g thsv are a reliable concern; and as such nc
'AAes JOHN TUNBRlnGE
e-o-n ana ,ubscrfbed before me this 27th dhy
= H. Yarl. EDNARD l. DUNCAN
VI -" Notary Public. y. J.