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New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

AMERICAN car AND FOUNDRY 60;


Preferr~d Capital stock-Dfvidend No. IA.
At \ MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Dl-
rectors held this day it resolved thar dividend
o. ONE AND THREE GCARTERS PER CENT on the
Preferred Capital stock ~ the company be declared ana
psd on SATURDAY November l. 1902 at the office OF the
S;uaraDtv Trust company of New York. No. ~ cedar
street New York city stockholders OF record az tns
ss ~ business on October 10. 1902 Transfer books viii
close FRIDAY october 1Oth 1892 and reopen on MonSay
'''e'i''Ni % ''- DE LANO. Treasurer.
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IN Pursuance OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank t Fitzgerald. surrosate 9i tne Coun,y d OF
'r,s ,lttnsT William Bosardus late Of the County OF
ICED present with vouchers
.roS :f Criber his pace OF uansactlns 6usi-
- N m We-t Street, IN ne & or Ne" YORK.
% = Tsfore the 26tn day O. December next
rstst N-v YORK 23d dav "a June t5O-
LAIeu Nc" ' WILLIAM ROME. Executor.
~, M, upoOt-S attorney for Executor 1855 Broad
VA Manhattan. New York city
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. Abner
- c Thomas, a Surrogate County OF New York
notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
AGAINST John H. Pel late OF the County o New York
deceased present the with vouchers
the subscriber his place OF transactns business
sI Wall Street. IN Borough OF Manhattan In the
City OF New YORK. an or before the sixteenth day
DATED New York. ths .sysnth day OF April. 1907.
FREDERICK A. PELL. Exscutor
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New York October Sth. 1902
Cou,roo,, C,nitnt Stock-Dividend M. 10.
a r a VEETINII OF THE BOARD OF DI

rs,tors held this day resolved that a dividend
~ ONF-HALF PER CENT. tsTO on the common CapitaI
Sol ~ me company declared and paid on saturday
N-rsrrber 1gA3 al ;he Office of the Guaranty trust
Conpanv Of New York. No. IS Cedar street eW foIA
C m of record the close ot business on
october 10 1902 Transfer books will close Fiaay Octo
Der 10. 1902 and Monday N4vgh1yr s-o d"
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Surroaates' Notices.

VICTORIA SUTHERLAND CRAW. - IN
... ~, c, order y Frank 7. Fitzgerald
- - county New York notice Is hereby
given 10 All persons having claims ssIS % 31 20
a.. sar,e With hers thereof 70 tle SUBSCRIBER
t-,DssrtIng az the once OF Stern
S. ms y I,srr 40 3Og Broadway In the Borough OF
I-ity q, Ne~- Yorl before 10th day Of
January. 1903.
bateu' -'e' ~ WF,l.SFY HAVEN CRAW Executor.
STERN SINGER S BARR. A,tys t2T Executor; 300
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
ToNIPKINs. CORNELIA C-In pursuance oil

an order Of Hon. kbner c. Thomas. Surrogate Of
County New York notice is hereby given 70 all
persons having claims against Cornelia G. Tompkins
late York deceased TO present the
same thereof subscribers their
place transactng business at the ONCE Of Fletcher
McCutctea & No 20 William Street In the City
OF New York. before the 25th day Of November
Dated New York. The 10th day OF Nav. 1902
JEST1P WNKEMAN. CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA WAKE
MAN. Executors.
FLETCHER. MCUTCHEN & BROWN AtIorneys for
Executors. rs William Street. New York City.
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Qrust q ompauIes.
JrustGompanp
of the Republit.

Capital and Surplus, Sf,500,000
346 BROADwA Az. NEW YORK.
Down Town Branch. "A William ST.
TranSacts a General Irust and
Banking Business.
Interest allowed on deposits.
DANIEL LE ROY DRESSER. President
ALEXANDER GREIG. 4 "
FREDERTCK Y. ROBERTSON. niee-
JAMES DUANE LIVINGSTON, FresldentA
THOMAS G. CLARKE Sec. Il Treas
THOMAS J. FRY. Trust Officer
WOODWARD BABCOCK / t,--,..--. s..-..-.,.-
IRVING q. KNOX @Ass4slaH1 SeSlS'aIie~
DIRECTORS:
w D. Baldwin, Ballard Mccall.
Perry Belmont. James Mcmahon.
George G.. BOldt Chas. ID. Marvin.
Chas. F. Brooker, John N. Parker,
Thos. Crimmins. Henry c. Rouse,
Daniel lie Roy Dresser. Tom Randolph,
Jas. Fl. Eckels. r.. Waverly Smith.
Stuyvesant Fish, Herbert L. Satterlee,
Alex. Greis. Elbridge c. Snow,
ThOs. r. Goodrich, Chas w. Wetmore,
George =. Gould Daniel O. Wing.
Hon Erastus c. knight. Edwards whitaker.
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uoUGHToN. HENRY C-IN PURSUANCE

OF an order Of Hon. Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate
County Of New York notice - hereby given 20 az
against Henry C. H0ughtou late OF
the County deceased % present the same
thereof subscriber its place OF
so broadway. in the Borough of
Manhattan. before the ISL da1
December next
Dated New York the 18th day % Nav. 1902.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
PECKHAM MILLER & KING. ENecutor.
Attorneys Executor so Broadway,
Borough os Manhattan. City OF New York
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Dipioeu0 Noures.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
: Broadway New York oct 3 lB'=
A DIVIDEND OF TWO AND ONE-HALr
Per Cent (2lael Of accumulated income has thus
d,v been declared on the PREFERRED STOCK OF the
Conlparv PAYABLE 1907. stockholders OF
record AZ The close OF business October 20. 1902
The preferred transfer books viii close AZ 3
IN Monday. Octohe~ 1907 and VIII reopen at
10 A. NJ on saturday. November 1, 1872
II T. LANKFORD. Secretary.
q Wall street. New York. OCT .. 1902
The transfer books cf the Voting Trustees for Pre-
farrad os Trust Certificates OF the southern Railway
Coursny viii close Ar F. VI Monday. october ~
1902 ana viii reopen az a NJ SATURDAY., November
J. 1sa"
ttrrurer Voting Trustees VIII DE- pre-
plrsf 10 distribute dividend Of TWO AND ONE
FlAIr PER CENT t2iaet). received by them,
among qartes entitIed thereto appear OF
reCori on their books when closed a. above.
J p MORGAN q co,
Agents for Voting Trustees
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5urrogates NotIees.
II PURSUANCE OF. An ORDER OF

n PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.
= Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New
hereby given all persons having claims
c. Murray. late OF the County Of New
York deceased present with vouchers thereof
their OF transacting business.
Room 514 76 William Street the City of New York.
o or before the 9Th day Of December, next
Dated York the 27th day Of Nav. 1902
GEORGE MURRAY. ROBERT A. MURRAY. Executors.
JAMES c. MURRAY. Atty. for Executors. IS William
St. n Y. City.
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STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES.
Furnished by william r. Nichols Co.. No. is waI-st1
NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

OFFICE OF THE
NEW YORK DOCK COhPANh. o
New York sept 18th. 1902
VNHE BOARD or DIRECTORS HAS DE
clared a dividend of ONE PER CENT on the Pre-
f-si Stocb ~ this Company. payable October lath 20
ders OF record the close C ousnss on Olooer
I 1902 Ht-I - = -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
IN PURsUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of the County Of
New notice Is hereby gwen q all persons having
Frederick c. Merry, late OF the County OF
New York deceased 70 present the same with vouchers
her place OF transactins
business No 40 Wall Street IN the Borough Of Manhat
tan and city York before the second day OF
January next 49,.
Dated New York, the twenty fourth day Of June i9o2
ALICE MILLER + MERRY, Executrix.
STRONG & CNDWALADER. Attorneys tor ENeculsix
40 Street. New York City
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"a Abuer Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County OF New
90 all having claims
Fsther Narks County OF New York.
vouchers thereof TO
thei- place of Tansactns business az
orc Ia C. Beecher Esq, Attorney Law. No
the CITY of New YORK. On or before the
Dated New YORK. the 2tth day Of May. 1902.
LOUIS ALLEN MARKS. z
ALFRED CLARENCE MARKS,
Executors
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon. ADLer q.

Thomas a Surrogate ~ the County OF New York.
notice hereby Co all persons having claims
teains William Hen-y late Of the County o., New
FORK deceased the with vouchers thereof
Of transactng business.
Office OF Sackett McOuaid No. iS4 Nassau street.
the City u New before the 25h day OF NO
vsmber
Dated New York. 18th day OF May. 1902
EDWIN COLLINS FROST. HENRY NJ sTEGAAN
CHARLES p NORCROSS. Executors.
SACkETT q MQUAID. Attorneys for Executors. NO.
l54 Nassau Street Tribune Building). Borough Ok
Manhattan. New York City.
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FERRY COMPANIES.
Furnished by William r. Ni-ho.s & Co. No Is wan-s'D
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- rrRSrANCE OF AN oRDER OF HON.

IT I UT N'ItIII-It UI
a Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County OF
YORK hereby given @ all persons having
afne AGAINST Frederick T. Tdppen late Of the County Of
New York deceased present the same with vouchers
Of trGnsacting
5--i,.ss ~ the ONCE strong & CadNaiader No. 30
w In Borough 0f Manhattan and City %
~ yrk on or before second ot January
TJaeS Seyv York fourth day OF June. 1902
SAMUEL WOOI.V ERTON
EDWARD j. HANCy,
Executors
STRONG 6 CADwALNDER. Attorneys for Executors.
40 wall Street. New York civ
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fAni interest
STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
tFursssa by william r. Nichols a Co No IS wan-s,D
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

Int. period BID. / ASKED.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-02-01

The Los Angeles Times. of all the
newspapers in the country, has been
the most enthusiastic
THE and vigorous advocate
TRUTH of the policy of ma
looming OUT. tional irrigation. We
have never found fault
with the ideas of the Times in this re-
gard-we have simply pointed out. as
n high duty owed to the people of the
Salt River valley. that the national ir-
rigation plan did not cover the condi-
tions found here-lands already titled.
highly valuable. and simply needing
more water. The Times has never as
sumed. either. that the national plan
would directly benefit this valley. for
that matter. But it's position being so
well understood, it will hardly be ac-
cused of knocking national irriga-
ton when it tells the truth. as it does
in this special dispatch from Wash
ington:
National irrigation. as proposed by
the bill drawn up after much labor by
senators and representatives from arid
land states. got a black eye today
when Representative Lacey of Iowa
came out against the bill. and predicted
that it would be beaten in the house
by $50 votes. Mr.. Laceys opinion upon
matters of legislation is not always
final, but in this case he has advan-
tage. being chairman OF the house COM
mittee on public lands. and Will. in
Il
with handling an irrigation bill.
Irrigationists say they are not down
cast by the outlook in congress. bit
the fact is that strong opposition to
general irrigation bill is growing
up, and at rapid rate The claim is
being constantly made by men from
the east that irrigation Is still in an
experimental stage. and they will favor
no measure that is not in the nature
of an experiment.
There would be very little difficulty
in getting appropriation OF nearly
81. 0O0. 900 for constructing three expe-
rimental irrigation projects recon-
mended by Secretary OF the Interior
but western men are afraid
there will be a great deal of trouble
in getting more than that.
The experimental projects referred to
are the San Carlos reservoir on the
ella river for the benefit of the agIi-
cultural Indians of the territory, and
smaller works in western states.
The people of Arizona have learned
that they can depend upon The Repub-
lican for the truth. The truth, in the
matter of national irrigation is, that
the policy does not apply to the Salt
River valley in the first place, and that
its adoption as principle is yet in the
distant future.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-02-01

For more than ten years the people
of Arizona-or, to speak more correctly.
our delegates in con-
THE DOOR gress and a number of
SWINGING our enterprising and
OPEN. public spirited citizens
who were willing to de-
vote their time and money to the pub
lie good-have been beseeching con-
gress for the admission of the territory
into the unionl At last the door is
swinging open, and success is in sight
Previous efforts have failed. for va
rtety of reasons. For one thing. it has
been argued that there was no proof
that the people wanted statehood, but
the time has arrived for quietus to
be put to this argument, if doubt still
exists as to the sentiments of the citi-
zens of the territory. Emphatic and
numerous kilograms and letters should
go from all parts of Arizona TO SEN
ators and representatives, urging them
to favor statehood.
The hearing for Arizona before the
house committee on territories yester
day impressed the committee very ia
vorably, and the Arizonians who
appeared were much encouraged. The
hearing will be continued today, and
the committee will no longer have rea-
son to doubt that the territory has
every necessary qualficat ton for adj
mission. In 4 personal message to the
editor of The Republican Governor
bar in n
judgment the chances for statehood are
very good if the territory becomes
properly aroused to the necessity of a
vigorous campaign. The governor
added that he could remain at Wash
ington but a few days longer, and he
deemed it vitality important that the
representatives of the territory who
will remain should be thoroughly
backed up by the people at home. finan-
cia1ly and otherwise. And our special
dispatches from Washington show that
the time has come for the people to
act with energy and intelligence.
1t is not known when the house COM
mittee on territories will report on the
statehood bills. The hearing for New
Mexico will be on Friday next, and the
report will be made some time after
that date. But the struggle has but
well begun when the favorable report
is rendered. The campaign must be
carried forward with the members of
the house, with the senate committee
on territories. and with each senator.
As the governor suggests. the citizens
who will remain in Washington should
have lively financial and moral back
ing. We have noticed a disposition
the part of several territorial papers to
sneer at Chairman Zuck of the finance
committee on statehood because he is
appealing for funds lat this late day
Chairman Zuck is acting with judg-
rnent and energy. Now is just the
time for the people to show by cash
subscriptions that they are willing to
pay the expenses of citizens who will
stay at the capital awhile and fight
the battles OF the territory. No money
will be wasted, the public may be sure.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-02-01

plants another milestone on the road of
your life and ours. We hope that our
relations as dealer and customer will
continue as pleasant in 1902 as in 1901
it shall be our effort to make them SO.
Anything in meats or poultry you may
buy OF US will be the best we can get
anywhere. Is your New Years day
order in?
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-02-01

Mrs. Haven's Second Letter.

ar
tina above tinoni
/ IN obtaining ewrter sspeclp
Il
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CogEaEse rs Con,izsu

soon or late, when the stomach and di-
gestive and nutritive system begin to
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life. But food must be digested, before
1t can nourish the body. It is not what
VIC cat but what we digest that feeds u.s.
Don't neglect the first warnings of ston-
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Is based on actual figures and facts, re-
corded in the treatment of hundreds of
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NJ was troubled with indigestion for about two
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remedies but to no avail, until wrote to You
pain in my stomach and left side and thought
THAT II would kill Now am all right
can do my work now without pain and i don't
have that tired feeling that / used to have Five
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me"
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-02-01

The present indications are that the
administration will meet serious oppo-
sition in the house of
GENERAL representatives to the
WOOD policy of making mod
ON CUBA. crate tariff concessions
to Cuba, and it is by no
means certain that even the proposed
reduction of 25 to 80 per cent in the
sugar duties can be effected without
a struggle. The opponents of all ia
vors to Cuba are shrewdly advocating
the repeal of all the special taxes oc-
occasioned by the Spanish war, and offer
as argument that THE United
States has done enough for Cuba, and
it is time to take care of our own
people by reducing taxation" This
counter-mo is cunningly planned, for
1t Is always popular to favor "reduc-
ton of taxation" AS a matter of
fact. the existing internal revenue
taxes are not burdensome. and the
only substantial reason for scaling
them down is the necessity of reduc-
ing the surplus in the treasury. 1t is
a politicians trick to assume that it is
necessary to choose between injuring
the people of the United States and
favoring the Cuban republic. and real
concern for the American people as a
whole is not the governing motive.
The business interests of the country
would quickly adjust themselves to the
conditions ensuing from carrying out
the administration policy, and no in
dustry would suffer on account of the
reasonable concessions favored by the
president.
The statesmen who are unfriendly to
Cuba are fond of saying that the Gu
ban people are ungrateful for what we
have done in giving them their free
dom; that their trade is not worth
bothering about, and that we should
consider America first. They take an
extremely shortsighted view. Not only
are the Cuban people friendly to Amer
leans, but they are anxious to remain
so. And If properly fostered the COM
merce between that wonderfully rich
island and the United States will grow
to such proportions are now hardly
conjectured by the most sanguine The
pirations and needs, and the duty of
this government in the premises have
been forcibly and eloquently set forth
by Major General Leonard Wood, the
military governor. in recent magazine
articles. The statements and views Of
General Wood are all the more valu-
able because they are known to agree
closely with those of the president. AS
the general well says,
The rela of the United States
with Cuba are not for today alone; they
are for the near future, and for the
distant future as well. They are the
relations between two people. near to
each other hitherto in location, but
only recently brought close to each
other in thought and in interests. The
sentimental as well as the material re-
lations which these two people bear
to each other now. and will bear in
time to come. should be taken ear
nestly into account and should be con-
sidered with not only a wise. but a
kindly soiicitude, IL we would arrive 1t
conclusions and if we would form de-
cisions which shall have consequences
worthy of our traditions and be of gen
uine advantage to the people of this
continent on the one hand and of the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-02-01

John W. Hutchinson. the sole sur
vivor OF the famous Hutchinson family
OF singers, VINO were popular many
years ago. has begun crusade in the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-02-01
IRRITABLE WON EN-
Should be Pitied = Not Blamed =
Men Don't Understand How They
Suffer When They Cry, ooh, Don't
Speak to Me-

All of possible when
The spam the of the wind bronchial tubes "b
about, by the
ton and serious arrangement of the female
Any female complaint produce Mysteries which must be
gaded symptom only The however, yields quickly to
Lydia E. Pinhams Vegetable Compound which
the afflicted and the deng eectualy all those
SYInutO1n
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-02-01
NOTHING NEW ABOUT IT.

Castleton-Willie. for younger
brother, you don't seem to have much
curiosity about your sister and myself
Willie-No. I did when the fellows
first came, but now I guess I've seen
Press.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-02-01
TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS

Laxative Bromo- Quinine removes the
cause. E. w. Groves signature On
every box. Price % cents
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-02-01
DO NOT DELAY.

The longer you delay in giving your
weak stomach the aid it requires. the
more serious becomes your condition.
Obtain bottle of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters at once, as it is the best medi-
cine in the world for stomach COM
plants. 1t will tone up the system,
steady the nerves and cure Belching.
Flatulency, Indigestion. Dyspepsia and
Malaria, Fever and Ague.
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Differences.

A few cents can is all the difference
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having the best there is. i. e., Mono
pole. There's much greater differ
ence than that in the quality, in the
purity and in the contentment that it
brings. If you don't know where to
get Mcnopole groceries, write US and
we will tel you. If you do know,
don't let him send you any other kind.
We are particularly proud of Monopole
spices, coffees and Baking powder.
Try them. Wadhams & Kerr Bros,
Portland, Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-10-23

II can bite an apple as we'll as
could when . child, and / can eat corn
of the cob as well as any person alive, 7"
said lady sixty-eight years old and a
customer of Wise Brothers, the famous
dentists, of Portland, Oregon.
She had been fitted with full Gets of
upper and lower teeth by Wise Broth
ers, and was perfectly astonished to
find that she is now as well supplied
with teeth that she can use as abe was
when little girl. Wise Brothers have
revolutionized modern dental methods.
There is no more pain to be feared by
people who have their teeth attended
to, and the cost is very moderate.
They make great speciality of crown
and bridge work, and even when it is
necessary to take out all OF the old teeth
and put in full new sets, the result is
simply wonderful. The false teeth, of
course, cannot be told from natural
ones, and the person using them can
do everything he, or che, could do
with natural teeth. The sets OF teeth
are made to fit the gums so perfectly
that there is no clipping, and the
strength of the possible bite is just like
that of natural healthy set of teeth.
The experinece Of the lady customer
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need attention. No one can afford to
postpone having their teeth put in or
der. No one need suffer a single day
longer because they have lost the use of |
their own teeth. We hope our readers
will carefully watch the advertisements
of Wise Brothers in this newspaper,
and be persuaded to consult this splen-
did dental institution.