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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-12-17
coaFLAeRArloN IN ATLANTA.
Nearly Block Of Business Buildings Burned
Loss, $500, 900 to 100000.

Atlanta, December g.. Fire TODAY
In the heart of the downtown Sec
tion of Atlanta wiped out almost a
block OF business houses, causing a loss
estimated at between S400,O 900 and
$500,000. The fire originated in the
furniture store of Shook & Austin,
on the Whitehall street viaduot, and
was first discovered about A o'clock
this morning. It spread with great
rapidly to the Noroross building, a
structure on the corner of Peach
tree and Marietta streets, whose six
stories were largely taken up with
the Offices of phys icians, dentists
and attorneys. The Norcross build
ing and the Shook building were en-
tirely consumed, only portions of the
walls remaining.
The building occupied by the
Jacobs Pharmacy Company, adioin.
ing the Norcross building, on Mari
eta street, was completely gutted
and the Jacobs Company and the
Shook Company sustained the heavi-
est individual losses of the fire.
Water did considerable damage to
several stores adjoining and across
the street.
The Williams House, small hotel,
located on the upper floor of the
Jacobs Pharmacy building, contained
about sixty-fye lodgers, and for
some time rumors prevailed that loss
of life had occurred among the
guests of the hotel, but Fire Chief
Joyner declared tonight that all the
guests had escaped unframed. The
entire street car service of the oity
was suspended for period of about
four hours during the fiercest pro-
gress of the FIRE. The burned build
ings We're most Of them old and
their material value was not great.
The Norcross building, the most
valuable of those destroyed, was to
have been demolished within a year
to make way for modern Office
structure. 1t was built at cost of
about $4,000. The heaviest none
tary loss falls upon the merchants in
the various burnt buildings, who
lost their stock aud fixtures.
There was considerable appre-
hension early in the /. .rning that
the flames would spread to the Kim
ball House and involve the entire
central business portion of the city,
but the heroic work of the SIRE de-
partment confined the fire to COM
paratively narrow area.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-12-17

cold air gave. me bronchitis. whleh became
chronic and deep seated. Doctors failed 10
reaeh my case and advised ma to try higher
air but, fortunately for me, friend also advised
me to try DIR: Pierce medicines. commenced
ticking youI Golden Medical Discovery aud by
ter, and after taking about four bottiss NV
cough was entirely gone. have found no uS.
ceSSity Tor seeking another climate"
Sometimes dealer, tempted by the
little more profit paid on the sale OF less
meritorious medicines, will offer tha
Customer a substitute as being oiust 40
good" as the oDiscovery."
You get the Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser, the best medical work
ever published, Jtse by sending stamps,
to pay expense Of mailing 0aH. Send
ri one-cent stamps for book In paper
covers, or 81 stamps for cloth-bound vol
ume, to DR.. R. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-12-17
HE AID ACHES
Cured While You Wait, BY
CAPUDINE
NO EFFECT ON THE HEART.
Sold at all Drug Stores.
100000 for The South.

New York, December lit was
learned here to-day that the Rookie
feller General Education Board has
practically been given unlimited use
of the Rockefeller funds, and the
millionaire has expressed a willing
ness to see the million dollars utilized
in Southern education. Mr.. Rookie.
feller's desire is that no quarter or
section of the South shall be with
out general educational facilities,
equal, if possible, to those of the
North and West. To this end every
Southern State will be enabled, ia
the distribution of the general fund,
to be taken care of by the General
Educational Board.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-12-17

Family cares and
business obliga-
tons hold them
fast.
&C weak " lungs
are made strong
by the use of DR..
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discov-
cry. 1t cures the
obstinate cough,
heals the In
famed tissues,
Stops the hetns
orrhage, and re-
stores the lost
Ahesh to the etna-
'ciated body.
uI am a railroad
aRent,n writes !. D.
Staples. Req, Of
Barclay, Osage Co.,
RanB., uand four
years ago my work
keeping me Ia q
" arm room and
stepping out fre-
difeuftv iafn kha
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-12-17
Lady's Awful Accident.

Mrs. James B. l.. Hall, who lived
near Carswell Institute, met with a
terrible accident yesterday morning
which caused her death at $40
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. She
had gone to the well to draw a
bucket OF water. The flooring ofI
the well cover gave way and abe
was precipitated to the bottom--al
distance, it is said, of 48 feet. He1
husband was near and either saw of
heard her fall. He ran TO her rasc,ss
and let himself down into the wS0
by the rope. The well had seveftI
feet of water in it, and Mr.. HsIl
took his wife in his arms and tHef
to climb out, but found it impossi
BILE to do 80. He then devoted E;n.
self to holding her above water
calling for help, but it is said
nearly an hour elapsed before.e
ance arrived and they were 81
to the top. Mrs. Hall was fol (
be frightfully injured, both
nally and internally, but sf 6,
conscious for while after II
dent occurred. The acci@ 9
Cured at $50 yesterday .
and she died at $50 yesterdA
noon. Mrs. Hall was MissH8
before her marriage and albo
years old. She leaves severf sm:
children. She was quiteloopuia''
among large circle of frifds and
relatives: and her death, With the
tragic circumstances surrqnding 1T,
is most distressing one.1 Anderson
Daily Mail, December 0J.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-12-17
Fatal Hunting Accident.

Greenville, December 10.-Rob
Davis, Jr., aged seventeen years, was
accidentally shot this afternoon by
Sam Levi while out hunting near
the city. The entire load Of shot
penetrated young mans side and he
died at 8 O'clock, tour hours after
the accident. He was the son of
Robert Davis, boss of the card room
at the Huguenot Mills.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-12-17
Killed by a Drummer.

Charlotte, N. O., December TO-
Thomas Wilson, an overseer. was
shot and killed in the parlor of his
residence last night by Arthur L..
Bishop, a travelling salesman Of
Petersburg, Va. Bishop fled and
has not been apprehended. 1t is
said that Wilson objected to Bishops
presence in his house and ordered
him to leave. In the quarrel that
followed Bishop shot and instantly
killed him.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-12-17

urine scalds the flesh or II. when the child
reaches an ago when 1, should be able to
control the passage, II Is yet afflicted with
bed-wctting. depend upon II. the cause OF
the difficulty Is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble Is due to diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder and not to q habit as
most people suppose.
Women as we'll as men are made mis-
erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the Same great remedy
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swamp-RooS is soon realized. II Is sold
by druggists, in fifty SNF~
cent and one dollar 6Eslll,skTt a. xi=a
sizes. You may have II "a
sample bottle by mall l1
Tree. also pamphlet tell Home Of fiwampROo..
Ing all about It. including many OF the
thousands OF testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Or. Kllmer
& Co., Binghamton. N. Y. be sure and
mention this paper.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-12-17

and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out Of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that II Is not uncommon
for a child to be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. II the child urin-
atAo knr, altar .f kL
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-12-17
GHZXA WINDS

Are the dread Of those whose lungs ara
weak" Some fortunate people can
follow the summer as 1t goes southward,
and escape the cold blasts of winter and
the chill airs of spring. But for the
majority of people this 10 impossible.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-12-17
THE FUNERAL SERVICES.


Sumter, S. c., December 1O.-The
funeral of Gen. E. w. Noise was
held at II o'clock this morning in
the Jewish Lecture Hall, which was
filled to the doors with those who
had gathered from this city and
county and other parts of the State
to pay the last mark of respect to
the memory of their friend. Ali
business was suspended in the city
and the schools were closed for tbs
day, and the bell in the City Hall
tower was tolled while the funeral
cortege was moving from Gen. Moise'e
late residence TO the Lecture Hall.
The cadets of the Sumter Military
Academy and the Sumter Light In
fantry, forming the military escort,
preceded the hearse, and the Con-
federate Veterans of Camp Dick
Anderson followed. The city Off
cials, council and police force at
tended in a body and the children of
the advanced grades of the Wash
ington Street School were present
and occupied the Sabbath school
room opening into the Lecture Hall.
The funeral service was read by the
Rev. B. A. Elias, of Charleston,
who also made brief address, which
was feeling, eloquent and true
tribute to Gen. Noises character as
man and as citizen. The inter-
ment took place at the Jewish Gene
terry. There were several hundred
present at the service, a great many
negroes having also gathered at the
cemetery.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-12-17

aud acquaintances. His, death will
be keenly felt and truly deplored by
all who had had the privilege of
knowing him.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-12-17
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
courageS and lessons ambition: beauty. vipor
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

The Holland Realty Company has leased through
Greene & Taylor. the seven story apartment motel
Nos Sc and 6S West Forty-sxth-st for term or
wears al an annual rental Of $1,000 TO Nj. b.
sniffen and f. A oliver proprietors Of the Pom
fret Inn Pomfret, Conn.
Mrs Wilhelmna Wslthers has leased 10 Thomas
ID Roak through Matthew j. Ward CO., the
Hotel RicheIieu corner Of Fifth-ave. and One-hun-
dred-a -fourteenth-st, for ten years, at an as-
greeate rental of 5000 SIR. BOak was Formerly
connected with the Hotel Gerard
The firm OF Chaplin * Hughes mas peeh IOIHlSu
bv Barton Chapn and sidney w Hughes, formerly
Of the McVickar Realty Trust Company, ana mas
opened offices at Nos. 81 and 81 Cedar-st 49,,
The George y. Fuller Company has loaned 10 the
Battery Place Realty Company S,l00C0J on the
property situated in Battery Place, from west 70
Washington St. on which is TO be built twenty
story office building. 80 =, -
Eugene Southack has leased for the u. B FotteT
Trust the store basement and sub-basement OF
the building Nos s06 and sos Broadway Ior long
term OF years dating from February j, 1906 70 the
HOdgman Rubber Company me STORE MS "a
frontage OF 81 feet and Is 230 feet in depth IL ad-
Joins the Grace Church property. - !,
The NeW-York Realty Corps 'dtion mas ootIo"tu
S,J0o0o from the Equitable Assurance SociSty on
the property the southeast corner OF fhth-dVe'
and Fifty -second-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
A1-cr1oN SALES TO-DAY.

10 be held at the Estate Salesroom III Sro
~ vincert A RYAN. $50 Madlson-sNe : " 1VInsr 5r
ttS,s :, ~ f1xsn story h foreclosure sale, GeI
mania LIE Insurance Co W sehnsaeI e' Az a. M Sg
Si. 753 costs se36. taxes eS SSi1 o. % Il' ~ fore
Sts n of 4th-ave 25xloo 10. stoiN - - =
al. sure sale. Moore agt q Z ZEhes t,d., e. S,e
Souther. atty; booksiaNe'' , iS a. 0a0 Is
By BRYAN = Kerneliy dg6 West 1nd aVe' 50 ~ 10 =
- e,itb - 1. X l3 e iO2 xi2 9 Nlbs ~ N4-o
IA ~ story American base dws ~ puo s5S a5S q, -
ny u nsrInsn tory b n h: foreclosure sale. W A
Tirirgs ast " Redhed al "A ~ HavhSna sas sey s -
Arnold. ref due on judg.. s1,o'' - 0's's' ' - ~
80 -, sr,xtb 4 sons Ntchoas-ave and lSlsf-
81 cor qe - s60. TO s. Nicholas Place xSo 'NsS . =
- -. - ,--ciosure sale. Citizens say Bank agt a
tss =, III PRISON BealL sttysi c Q CFonin, ref due
M, ildrf $40 0s0. taxes, etc. Nod- "
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
SAYS COMPANIES HAD NO QUARREL.

Secretary Lindsey. Of the Alliance Realty Com
pany said yesterday that the action OF the com
ufttee having in charge the formation OF the
limited States Realty ard Construction Company
was not the result OF any quarrel as had been puo-
lished 1T was only a decision on the committee
part not to take advantage Of the option on the
stock of the Alliance Realty Company which II
had received under certain conditions IL nad ui'il
a certain date to avail itself OF the op''on ma -
is an tbara IL IA il There was no quarrel The
Alliance Realty Company will go along on the old
lines. The board OF directors will meet on InIrs-
day and II NAV take up the quesIiioh oi li"N'"9 ="
statement in regard 20 the ma q -. -,
There is some belief that the ooJeSt SI ehe yuil
nittee made up OF w T. hoSeh ,;,S = rItt,
Companv In asking the stockholders 70 deposit
~ r,1r9oe. ~ acting i'm harmony in some plan,
~ AZ ,,itb the purpose Of Joining forces win
sona other realty company OUTSIDE the Chteu
S3ates Rssitv and Construction Company.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
accorded TRANSFERS.

,+.-,-, ave No sal = .. 25x75, Jennie
Calhoun Calhoun am ana f9S'ns' s.-. s2ss
Mott st Nos 2T4 and 2Id. . ren. SoW
- ~ . 25 Bx = Ifx ia2x SI. Abraham
Kassel 40 sarah Kaplan. m0rtsase st-'nD iO
E-,9r,e ~ n corner suffolk 81 ZoNIo william
N schmohl 20 Lyman Adelstein ana ano'neF' %.
al ia mo- n Q of Madison-ave. 25N8s.9.
JozsDb ~ Titon al. executors 10 Jarvis -. -.
Nl,n,t Morris Park West. corner lz21-st.
90 a, ,0n CHARLES Seckendick 70 Charles Riley.
NOR SiNtNN r tN'
os,E - = 27g II = u Amsterdam ave. lsNluo.
+ brook and another % Joseph John
SION. mortgass. $1,000 a.
~ ., "a n. Laura Leonard - al % Joseph Harvey
-sIb !, Isl z n " o Madison ave. "a sx102 2.
ChaImer. Wood al % Lsnox Hih Corporation;
-
Broadway. corner E,a-sI -o'-N5oNIg 'Aso;
tiots, d, sa5 n q Tth-ave SoxT0 n;
Tinted states Trust Company an executors and
tsIs.ses- 20 ~ n e ~ Tth-ave soxiOo II:
E:isha snifnn Lloyd Warren, mortgage, 80
iSse-s,. Nos Iss aad iso West 5oxso. sophia n
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
PLANs FoR pEPARrMENr sroRr.

The plans for the department store which Henry
Siegel will erect part Of the site Of the pres
ent store OF r. n. Macy Co. have been com
pleted There will be two stories underground and
ten above The architecture will be Renaissance.
The cost will De 81 100000. Work upon the building
will be commenced by the builders the George a.
Fuller Company on May /. and the building will
be completed by the following February. The
architects Cady. Berg See.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Hushes-ave. corner % Pelham one story
frame store. 75xJO: James Stanley. No - Pei
ham-ave. owner. N Cody. No sS0 Pelham
Mount Vernon-ave. s 3 100 n o. Kepplsr-avs.
two story frame dwelling h. 2iN27. William. IA
Cauvet WOodlaHn. owner, Louis Faik No 2I35
3d-ave architect 90. D.. q. o.
Madison-st . s. 25O n % Morris Park ave. tao
story frame dwelling house. 2uN;ia r. = Cahifl.
Norris Park-ave and Lincoln-st, and
architect ..f-.. ....- 80.
Sunday school, S5x15. Bedford Park Congre "a
tionai Church. on premises. Henry
Schweitzer No 2. 7T2 Decatur ave, architect. =.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

J. r. DREXEL LEASES BABCOCK HOUSE.
John r. Drexel, of Philadelphia who occupied
Frederick W. Nanderbilts house. the corner Of
Fifth-ave. and Fortieth-st last winter has leased
for year dating from October Is through the Nc
Vickar Realty Trust Company. the home Of the
late Samuel ID. Babcock No. 636 Fifth-ave corner
Of Fifty frstst The house Is four stories hish and
the lot which II stands is 3e1xl3l feet II was
said yesterday that the rental he would pay
house in this city for year. Mr.. DrexeI will
take the house furnished. He is building a house
in the neign DOrhOod.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

Young and smother 10 " Anthony Moore. ..--.S
Same property. w Anthony Moore to Emil =
Sonner. mortgage. s33. 0so. - ..s
136th-st n >. 175 u of Lenyx-sve. 10 8xss II;
Charles Meyernon TO Jacob Law ana anotneri
mortgage. si3. 1000. =.
LudIow-st. VS. lot l. 1f8. map James Delancey.
25xs76 L0ttie Kinzynski % Meyer Greenoers.
LndIoW-st. No H. " = iss. sx25xSs 5. Isaac p
Seikwtz TO Aaron Gordon. mortgage. 81
a2d-st. No ~ East. ~ ixiOos. Frank q M1rk-
ham TO Ernest Tribelhorn; mortgage. klS.o
sth-ave. No 2 f7e : 25xiOO Frank Koch 10
Martha Stenxer- mortgage. 10000. .-.... :. :.
same property Martha Stenger % Conrad ~
Gross and another mortgage. $4,000. .......
l26th-st. No f24 West i9xi0o III Gustav Comp
recht and smother. executors 20 Adoiphus Frice'
f4th-st No s27 west 25xioo4. elizabeth A
Loushn 70 John salter -. &. :, =, !. 4
s7tn-st No NJ West. t7sxioo.s Eliza Chsoot
2d-st No ma East. "a sxi2i II; cHie weinssrten
70 Rehecca Lipschirz mortsage. $4,000. ---.. {
Thompson-st No 80 . 23xss. Jennie A stewart
70 Isaac HeifeT; mortgage. k2i Oe9 - ...-
Mercer-st No f33 :. 20 Gx7ix2Sx7i3: William
" Siegman 10 Wiilet r Cock, mortgagc, Stl 100
59th-st. - n ef Bth-av runs 100 JN
O6N ieo.5 70 5sth-st 53.6N 300 10 20
59th-st 50. n: Manhattan COilsze % Patrick
Kenny 81 al, mortgage, Si50OoO. - ...---
25xi0o Frank Buchanan 70 the ArchdeaconFy
Washington " 5 t25 n % Old line Tai
madge-st l5x1O0. and Washingt0n-sve. - :.
1873 n n % ls0th-st. 25NiOo, Wallace Wyand
aed-si No sos West 2sxf5 81 irregular City
Real Estate Company % Caroline l. Foley;
5ath- :, Nos 2OT and 600 West SoxaS 7xsOxsSs:
Morris CukOr 20 Henry T Gutter. .......,-.......
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
REAL ESTATE.
MIR. JEROME SELLS A HOUSE.

II Is evident that District Attorney Jerome has
given up the idea Of returning to his old home on
the upper West Side for some time to come for
he has sold. through T. Foster Gaines Of De SeId-
ing Brothers. 70 the Empire City Realty Company
his house at No. 535 West hundred forty
eighth-ct.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

Referring 20 our circular - August 25h 1892 have
10 announce that holders Of majority u stock Trust
Certihcates Tor southern Railway Conpanys Preferred
and Common stock assned % the extension - the
Voting Trust Agreement therein mentioned either by
having their stock Trust Certificates stamped asserting
thereto - IA sienin the Extension Agreement for stock
Trust Certificates registered an their names.
time presenting stock Trust Certificates 20 he
stamped as assentug SAID extension Is hereby extended
until including October !. iso-
Application mas beer made the New York stock EX-
ohange 20 list stock Trust Certificates 60 stamped.
D. PIERPONT MORGAN.
CHARLES LANIER.
GEO. a. BAKER,
Voting Trastees-
New York sept IS 1872
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
fluanrlal.

~ isfe4etA IRON COAL And COKE COMPANY
So 1gi-1Eits or c'ERTlFlCATEs OF nEp0Sir
Fsrfrs =, Il NAMED COMPANY.
''H hE' 'ElNEhS 81 said Company have de-
o. t.stel Win ihe MORTON TRUST COMPANY. fgnds
r.-.sA payment ~ fle principal cum - said Com.
49, 4I9ls dated septslnher a. 1901. on and after
- ~ l i#& holders ~ tcrtincates 81 Deposit under
- ~. stierttd in thr circular eaied August la
- VIZ 10 lHld rhe Iriu.p pal sum - sald CQuIaut
ltzfHtEfiuu frrfirCattl a. stamped "a
.los ~ the Trust COMPANY. The interest on said
latmsut " -
HENRY X McHARG
- ARCHER A. PHLEGAR
t'liemner ls02 hccfiVers
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

AMERICAN LOrOMoTTvE COMPANY
- Street.
New York
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
. annual meeting of the Stockholders Of AMERICAN
LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY viii be he'll the cfCe of the
Company. az No . the City n
New York on the i4th day ~ October 19u2 At twelve
clock. for the purpose eecng
ensuing and for the transaction u such
ness as may properly before the meeting. The
polls Will remain open from twelve O'Clock noon until
one o clock IN the afternoon of said day.
LEIGH BEST
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
financial mreIIHgs.

MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE STOCk-
holders % the Mergenthaler Linotype Company Will
be held a Of the COMPANY No. 3@ RyersOn
Street Borough % BROOKLYN. city ~ New York.
Nednesday. October 1902. eleven o'clock A. NJ
election of a Board @ Directors. AMI for
the transaction other hUyiress properly
come before the meeting.
special meeting Of the Stockholders of said Company
viii be held the place NecI esday. October
Is. 1902 u O'Clock the Of consider
ing proposition charge the ocatior ~ the priu-
cipal business 0fice Company from the 'Cty
Brooklyn. IN tine County ~ Kiugs." % the city Cf
New York. IN the County of New lcIk.
PHILIP r. DODGE President.
FREDk J WARBCRTON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
Oipioeno Noilsss.
new York Security and Trust COMPANY

OSSuihty cHu iTuSl SOWpdny,
50 ~ 10 WALL STREET. NEW YORK
oo,PoNs PAYABLE OCTOBER Isr.
CenIra1 "fdo SACRAMENTO Wit. Ry Co.
Cenfrat In,sonin =, sugar co.
10y OF Dallas, feS a. Fd. ads
,es county. Mimi -A~-
IIrrenytlIe Water Co
WWiden Electric Co
New Ioi.thn Crosstown Ry. Co.
N.x, Wnuon tsas EIec. Co. Isf and 2d MtRe
\ Sico ny a Coal 90.
Neyy stamford Ry. Co.
Peek.Liu rs ~; Co. LIST IS.
ncform Club N'ie III "'se'
snn,aFs sn,a Re Water a Light Co
InfenS1 brook Water supply Co.
Wa.inionaI Nickel Go.
Eni,an neN. 80 Internal Debt
n light. Heat a Power 90. Ist Mtre 80
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,
once Of the Treasurer.
New York. September 20 1902
yI,IIu- ~oI-IIrst Mortgage ~ Bonds.
Il TX NOCfONS DUE OCTOBER 1ST 1902
af,- ION ION the above named bonds will be paid on and
-. pooer lst 1902 the Office Of the Seaboard AIR
"' N'i"ay' No Is Wall 81. New York
J. H. SHARP Treasurer
DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY
New York. September 1902
(OCFONS DUE OCTOBER 1ST 1902
-,-, ncfn DETROIT Fort Wayne & Belle Isle Ry Co first
-, ~ bonds viii be paid date
~ Ps3sstltation az the Office Kean Cortla1dt &
~ - nassau street. New York.
@ II RUSSELL. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
N,x~r,po,Is A ST LotIs "a r. 90,
r,5urn,,<!S NE OCTOBER lST. 1902. FhOAl

y 80 s,,,-,.io, Bonds q this Cgnapans VII .e
fsene 49,, dsts upon Frssentstion az the OF
80 - 80 "a Nau Etfe-I EeeN
he of the trilHA4 +iN7N y n DAVIS. Treasurer
YORK = =
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
Wi1sIow. Lauler & Co., N Nassau ST.. N. Y. City

Rhod. I.Iand Perkins Horse shoe Co.
At A MEETING OF THE BOAhD VI III
"A rsors held his quarterly d.'dend or ons an
or,,rrsr n = per declared on ~
500 ~ ths COMPANY Iayahle ost2ter iSth' i'o- :"
.l-hrfds-s . record October lst- lsl-
-N-1--''' 20 CHARLES r. STARK. Treasurer
Providence. r. l.. sept IL. ltsl-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

IhAAs CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
4. -llrst MoTlgaFc ccupour October 1902 Nfu
h.le en and after tkaf este ~ Aoran broshets q
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
NATInNAL BANK
THE CHATHAM

QUARTERLY pIvIpEHp..A S1 ss-ai' ssSslsred ~ me
Eaarc q pirectors tank olt 81, oeossr ist iso2
East thrss rlrnths- payatle On aiL ~.
unt vhtrh s.ts trs hooAs SiA s,..a.r
New Yo1s sss,snssr asts. isos
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
OFFICE OF
MISUNDERSTANDING Chemiesl co 10

ssy declared dividend q tHo 80 Per cent s NJ
sl..r-r-1 X the Preferred StotA ei
tTfs a.ult.sny usyable Ocoher l5th ls- ciss
.torkhodeTE of recorl ~ tle 49,
~ bIsutr- September 3Oth- Ihe hos ~ ~, ~ I5,1
o. closed from t,,ei - y. l'
1 ei IslsiI'l t S.,., ~ : " TRAVERS. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
A.. c.,,a,in National Bank

,.o,t ,,,-.erutss sent Annual Llt' idene.
A-7 ls''N S,EsN YORK September "a isI
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANh hAn -A,'i Z
thi. esy DECLARED divtend q A AslA ~ n rrtxir1o
~. tr,-fer t15Es viii rerain eiossd gnl, t- .ss,s-