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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
JACKSON, KY.
[Breathitt County News.l

The Water Franchise was granted
to G. j. Little, of jackson, and w.
S. Taylor, of Baltimore, Md, by
the Board of Trustees. Work is to
begin in sixty days. The Company
is to furnish water at 35 cents per
thousand gallons, and are to fur
nish free of charge as many by
dlants for fire protection as the
Board of Trustees may require.
Prof. NJ. L. Girton has accepted
the position as principal of the S.
P. Lees Collegiate Institute. He
comes from Henry Kendall College,
Muscogee, l. T., where he has been
a successful teacher for several
years.
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Suit Filed.

Sheriff G. A. Mccormick through
ex-County Attorney, G. f. Coons,
has filed suit in the County Court
against the +. L. d B. S. r. r. Co.,
and the G. q o. r. r. Co., to collect
taxes on certain business lots and
other real estate owned by said r.
II. In this county which they had
not listed for taxation for the last
five years. There is taxes on about
$4,000 involved. The property
Includes about 10 acres on Step
stone, lot and store-house at Ewing
ton, lots in this city occupied by
Judy Coal Co., a blacksmith shop
and the grass lot on railroad rented
by Mr.. Conroy.
II the Common wealth wins, it es-
tablishes precedent which will re-
quire the r. r. to pay tax annually
on said property.
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Fer sale.

My home on Maysville street. A
modern two story brick residence
on beautiful site, good garden,
large and small fruits, beautiful
shrubbery and shade trees all nee
essary outbuildings and every
thing in perfect repair. Those in
terested will call on or address
Mrs. Elizabeth Everett, Mt. Sterl-
ing, KY. 2-tf
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
SALT LICK.

Jesse Rannels died on Saturday
night, aged y. Burial at Folks.
vile.
Crane d COUGHS new drug store
VIII soon be completed.
The foundation for Caleb Rat.
lifts hardware and furniture house
has been completed. Work by j.
H. Otis.
John D. Greene is building a
residence opposite Campbell's
store.
4. II. and A. B. Camp are build
ing residences near lumber mill.
-Four cars of slaves, ties and
lumber were burned when Fell s
mill was destroyed.
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EVERYBODY'S GOING
TO the State Pair at Owensboro
Next Month.
And see the Great Exhibits for
Which $4,000 Cash Prizes
will be Given.

The great Kentucky State Fair,
easily the biggest in the South. is
only five weeks off, and 8 Septem-
Der 2lst approaches. the interest
increases rapidly. The enternris
ing city of Greensboro is on the
hustle as it has not been before in
years, and there is going to be a
show that no citizen of Kentucky
Can afford to miss. Many of the
States exhibits for the St. Louis
Exposition will first be seen at the
State Fair at OGensboro next
month, and the fact that many Of
the prize winning exhibits will be
sent to the Worlds Fair next wear
will prove an additional incentive
to everyone. Cash amounting to
more than $4,000 will be distrib-
uted in prizes for all kinds of
stock, farm and mineral products,
household work and other exhibits.
Send to L. b. Shropshire, Secre-
tary, Board of Trade Building,
Louisville, for catalogue or infor-
nation.
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Private School.

Beginning Monday, September
7, shall conduct a private school
at my residence on N. Maysville
street. Parents desiring to place
their children in a good school
should see me as soon as possible,
as | shall take only limited num-
Der
B At MRS. Ida HERRIoTT.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
Body Pound on Roadside.

The badly decomposed dead
body of L. p. Humble, of Coving-
ton, was found in the bushes close
to the L. Il N. tracks, near Shaw
han Station. 1t is supposed Hum
BILE fell from the train. He had
been on a visit to his brother at
Cynthiana and left there Wednes-
day for Lexington. On Wednesday
a valise and hat were found near
the place.
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sTooPs.

w. H. Bridges is sick.
A. w. Byrd attended the Licking
4 ton fair last week.
1.-THE dry weather has almost
fNined the tobacco crop.
Old corn is selling at 81 per bar
rel in this neighborhood.
Richard Wilson. of Ashville, O.,
is the guest of relatives here.
Ernest Gillispie, of Clark county,
was here Friday and Saturday.
Several from here attended the
Parks Hill camp-meeting Sunday
The High Top base ball team
failed to put in its appearance Sat
urday.
j. II. Gillispie and Bridges Bros.
sold some hogs to John Trimble at
$500 per cwt.
Bruce Paxton and wife, of Elem
liz county. are the guests of Wiii
Mallory and wife.
:. aSStQops was we'll represented at
the #%iId West show in hit. Ster-
Iii Thursday.
N. Byrd, Sr., weighed up 80
1500-lb. steers to Bridgeforth at
$4.75 per cwt.
Hart & Blevins have purchased
a new hay press and are going to
~'tle up'' something.
Miss Annabel Coons was the
guest of her aunt, Miss Anna
Ryan, at Lexington last week.
Mrs. Lou Carter, of ca
Vest Liberty, is visiting her par
eHts, DR.. j. NJ. Waldeck and wife.
After November Belknap will
realize that the Governorship OF
Kentucky is just few votes be-
yond.
If a person will mix politics and
hot weather together they can get
a, int idea how the hereafter will
be if they don't walk IN the mar
row path"
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Big Plight at San Francisco.

10, $3.50 people viewed the contest
between Corbett and Jefferies at
San Francisco, August IA. The
gross receipts amounted to $62, $40.
The fighters received 20 Per cont.
or $43,62S. Jefferies received $685.
1913 and Corbett $40, 80.
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'coRRESPoN DENcE.
SPENCER.

Rain is much needed here and
stock water is very scarce.
Many from here have been at
tending the revival at Mt Sterling.
Mr.. Willie Pieratt and sister
Miss Emma, of Bethel, were here
Friday.
Bro. Simpson will fill his regular
appointment at Spencer church
Sunday.
Protracted meeting closed at
Antioch Thursday evening with
twenty-four additions.
Mrs. w. 2. Wood and son, Mr..
Rosbert, of Virginia, made their
uncle, Mr.. S. A. Duff, flying visit
last week.
Prof. L. r. Boggs, of Hazelgreen,
has been visiting friends here and
has been attending the meeting.
He began teaching school at jeff
ersonville last Monday.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

We meet all trains for the trans.
fer of baggage, and do general
transfer business. Phone No. 46.
Call day or night.
26-tf WILL BEAN.
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For Rent.
WILL BEAN.

My two story frame residence on
Sycamore St., with barn and gar
den. Apply to
3 tt MRS. MARGARET TYLER.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

IL you want a nice lamb roast,
phone No. 100.
SAM GREENwADE.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

l will open my class in Music on
September seventh, in this city.
3 5t Ida GooDPAsrER.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
Wanted

20 per cent. discount on all mems,
ladies' and children's summer shoes
during she month of August. Come
early while we have your size.
j. II. Drummer.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

You want the best Tailoring Get date OF ex
hibit at Guthrie Clothing Company.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

Watch for Tailor display this fall at Guthrie
Clothing Company.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

Mt. Sterling Public School will
open its fall term Monday, August
81, 1908.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
Music.

1 will begin with my class in
Music August 81, in this city,
Ida GooDPAsTER.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

AUTOMOBILES; Persons desiring
to buy an automobile should call
on or address
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

AS | expect to move West 1 will
sell my stock of dry goods and
notions. This is a good place and
little or no opposition, seven miles
from Mt. Sterling on c. q o. r. r.
GRBENwADE 81 Co.
3-3t Stepston9, Ky.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
HATS.

Panamas at cut prices.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

E. +. WEST,
4s-tf Mt. Sterling, KY.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
To Travellers.

Mrs. Ida HERRIoTT.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19

Children's Wash Pants, 25c ones
1Sc; SOC ones Csc.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-19
KODAKS.

For EASTMAN'S KODAKS and all
supplies, including the new daylight
developing machines, call at
Kennedy'S Drug Store.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-02

Resplandece tn nirada,
en- magnffica aureola,
con ell fuego Y con ell giro '
de una estrella refiejada
en- ell seno de una ola
del tamano de IN zafiro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-02
c A N G A

Sc vende en- Ponce en- cte3af0 ci2s'
cate2atG d0tta2's, una prensa LIBERTY.
tipograf1ca. que vale doscientos cincuen'
ia Sc puede imprimir en- ella un tra
bajo de tamano ago mayor al tama0o
de medic pliegO espanol, v Sc puede ii
rar un peri0dicO como Eg C027e0cat.
A dicha prensa no falta ninguno
de sus accessories, Y tiene tintero. Sc
halla en- magnificO estado de fnnciona
miento, con aspecto nuevo porque ha
tenidO POGO usO. No tiene descOmpOsi'
cion nj desperfectO alguno.
Para neg0cio, y mas informes, di'
rigirse don Jose Antonio Balaguer, Ca.
lie del COmercio, n1mero 3. Ponce. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-02
SAN JUAN GALE DEL Sol, Nun IA.

- Dtrect0r.. PEDRO MoCz0 BANIET. ---
La instruction en- este COLEaIO
tiene un cars cter g encialmente practice
Y abraza: Ia e2tSe52ar2s0 Tl55z7eG9.ia com.
ptetn; IN p2epaTdc5o1a ll13'u ta2g3'eS03' en-
los LT4aiUe4sS510deS; Ia Teaedab7-ia de Ii.
bros. A1tt17aettcd Me1cdaatI y Esc11tG9'a
en- madQ1t53allt1, por ultimO, DibmjO.
Pi1atet1'0 y MttStca Para la ensenanza
del Ingl6s cuenta ell COLEGIO con la
cooperation de un reputado Professor
americana La catedpa de Comercio es
a cargo del 'feneior da Libros de
unO de los Bancos de esta Capital. FL
COLEGIO tiene su Regidnaento Igate.
rlO1' que Sc enviari a los padres 4ue 10
soliciten
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RObO de In (dbdIIO en- YdDu(Od

En- la noche del q del corriente
desapareci0 de los pastos de mi propie'
dad ma jaca co'or alazano, 81 a Guar
tas de alzada, cincO amos de edad mar.
cado con una ] en- Ia nalga izquierda,
un lucero en- la frente un lunar ne
gro en- la rodilla izquierda. ~Fsti cas-
trada.&
Ell que me de noticias del paradero,
serS gratifc8do esplendidamente.
YahucOa, Febrero 26 de 1903
g 4 JUAN G.. Colon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-02
iIntereS Sante!

FL que suscribe. parffcjpa al publ
co que con esta fecba ha puesto al ser
vicio un coche que hara viajes a Qua
yama NJ .unabo en- condiciones de fe-
te precio Conditional
vende uno remontado de nuevO,
ruedas patentes nuevas con cratro
parejas de caba'los j6venes en- cantidad
de $50 pesos. Lo mismo que tambien
una partida de abaco en- rama de to
das classes, magnifico para elaborar en-
seguida.
F. ZEN0N GELY
Patillas, FebrerO 6 de 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-02
"A AURELIA ROIG.

En- amor igue esta norma
de chispa que venga, forma
otra que vaya encendida.
81 ambos rayos Sc confunden,
/ los corazones sc funden
en- la antorcha de la vida
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-02

<Carmen1 era <versoo en- Roma,
<FontD es <fuente1 en- otro idioma...
Feliz etimologia,
que en- tu alma su orlgen toma,
.tuente de la poeS5a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-02
A CARMEN PALEs.

De tn pueblo en- los azares,
ora, Carmelita, ora
v escuche tn alma Sonora
esta voz en- sus altares
Santa Vfrgen de los mares,
aqui muere una isla bella
revivela alza en- ella,
como bandera celeste,
un fragmento de tn Yeste
Y una estrella
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-02
A TEREsINA SCHETINI.
(Pa5sa1e).

~ 0tS0Je1.
En- la foresta encantada,
te We ell pensamiento mio,
pura, esplendida, rosada,
emergiendo, como un hada,
de 10 profundo del rio. -.
A MARIA LUIsA Cells.
Tin angel entire mu6e8.)
He aquf la gran ammonia
que, de las nubes al suelo,
exhala este angel:-<iMarfa!>
xiMarfa Luisa del cielo!~
A GLORIA FIGUERAs.
(Jn r0na0 de vi0Zetas.
Perfumas tus tarjetas
con ramos de violetas.
Perfume mis- cantares
con ramos de azahares.
Si un dia te sujetas,
al pie de los altares. -.
idiras que los poetas
convierten las yioletas
en- blancoS aZahareS!
A MARGARITA PADIAL.
Blanca estrella de perfumes,
rosa alberta en- resplandor -.
jMargarita, que resumes
flor Y estrella en- tn alma en- for!
A UNA GUIANA
iTu luz es la luz de un sueno,
oh dulce estrella lejana!
iy un sollozo ell canto isle7fo
del laud puertorriqueno
4 la hbertad cubana!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-02
A AMPARo FERNANDEZ.

"A AmfAttO Il EhENANDI1H.
(Pai8a1e eSpa55ol.)
Hiia de astur, paloma borinquefia,
ldue tn alma ardiente de paloma suena!
Oculto Y hondo, como ell fuego intra
agonIa de un sol, (neO,)
5escuchas ell rugido subterraneo
del leon espafoK
"A HERNIINIA G.. DE DIAZ.
En- opuestas direcciones
nos lleva ell destino, Herminia...
T6, en- ell sepulcro de Warrington,
ruega q Dios por nuestra Isla,
que yo, como peregrinO,
voy otra TERRA bendita,
IA orar Dios pOr mi patrla,
en- la tumba de Bolivar.
A LA HIJA DE <EL CARIBE.0
(cribe,)
Cuando estas lfneas mi amistad te es-
tengo en- la mesa ell busto de Gel Caribe...~
Y he visto con sOrpresa
un rayo de orc iluminar La mesa!
A MARGARITA MELTZ.
(De ascendlentes veaeg01anos q aiemu1aes)
Sc encuentran en- los aires
con ansias de luchar,
ell aguila de America
ell aguila imperial
Pero, tn noble espiritu,
que entire las dos esta,
les la paloma candida,
signo de amor pazi
A H1LDA MELTz.
En- tus dulces miradas
reampaguean, al salir del fOcO
de tus breves pupilas azuladas,
los refejos lejanos de las hadas
de las ondas del RI my ell Orinoco.
A PEPITA RoIG.
Ten cuidado, que te acecha
Ell pequeno de la fiecha,
dispuesto ell arco de plata:
Y tiro que ell dios produce,
como ell rayo, siempre luce,
pero & veces luce y mata
A AURELIA RoIG
En- amor sigue esta norma
de chispa que venga, forma
otra que vaya encendlda.
81 ambOs rayos Sc confunden,
/ los corazones Sc funden
en- la antorcha de la vida
A MARIA LUIsA ToRREGRosA.
(Aguadizla.)
Hiia del sol triguefIo, dulce chiquilla,
! eeva q Dios tus preces por Aguadilla !
Hija del buen patricia, dulce trlguef1a,
ruega Dios por la patria puertorrl-
(quena y |
A CARMEN PALEs.
De tn pueblo en- los azares,
ora, Carmelita, ora
v escuche tu alma Sonora
esta voz en- sus altares
Santa Virgen de los mares,
aauf muere una isla bella;
revivela Y alza en- ella,
como bandera celeste,
/ un fragmento de tn Yeste
y una estrella
A CARMEN FoNT.
<Carmen2 era <verso1 en- Roma,
<FOnt1 es ~fuente9 en- otro ldloma.
Feliz etimologfa,
que en- tu alma su origen toma,
.tueztte de la Z10es5a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-02
A H1LDA MELTz

En- tus dulces miradas
relampaguean, al salir del foco
de tus breves pupilas azuladas,
los refejos lejanos de las hadas
de las ondas del RI my el OrinocO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-02

Sc odm5tem cz,uaa,os 5aeter,os y eute,mos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-02
POST ALES
de jose de Diego

A RAoUEL CEsTeRos.
ST como tenemos mujeres hermosas,
tuvieramos hombres de almas valerosas,
divina Raquel,
pOdr1a escriblrte rlmaS VlctOrlOSaS,
no en- este papel;
en- una bandera tenida con rosas,
tenida con rosas
icon rosas de sangre de heroes en- fresco
laurel!
A CoNCHITA SUBIRA.
5Qui6n eres, Conchita? iqu6 guardas en-
ella?
del cielo, que guarda una es
trella!
A ANGELA CABRERA.
(ZaisaJe suiao)
En- pie sobre la maleza
esta la mOza garrida,
la montana al cielo erguida
con sencilla grandeza
v ell temple sobre ell alcOr -.
tOh, trinidad de la vida!
iDios Y la naturaleza
y ell amor!
ACARMEN Bosch GATELL.
Tu cuerpo es todo una rosa,
toda tn alma es un caliz -.
ST vivieras, Carmencita,
en- la ciudad de los carmenes,
dirfan los granadinos
en- sus cantos populares:
En- los <carmenes> hay flores,
pero hay una flor, que es <Carmen>.
A EMMA BosCH GATELLA
Resplandece tn mirada,
en- magnffica aureola,
con ell fuego con ell giro v
de una estrella refejada
en- ell seno de una ola
del tamano de un zafirO.
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A MARIA LU1sA ToRREGRosA.
(AguadilIa.)

Hija del sol triguefo, dulce chiquilla,
! eleva Dios tus preces por Aguad1lla
Hija del buen patricia, dulce trlgueha,
ruega 4 Dios por la patria puertorr1-
(quena y
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A PEPITA RoIG.

Ten cuidado, que te acecha
ell pequeno de la fiecha,
dispuesto ell arco de plata
Y tiro que ell dios produce,
como ell rayo, siempre luce,
pero & veces luce Y mata
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.
ley rELsGRArH TO THE TRIBUNE.

ley TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
Chicago Dec 2s-The governments final figures
on wheat-ss7OoO 900 bushels-were considered bull
ish Wheat closed &c to &c higher than Thurs
day and at one time showed better advance.
The outside markets did about well May sold
Al sg7sc and at s4zkc and closed at s4ssc sellers.
December closed at a9sc The market to-day got
its help from abroad. Foreign prices were higher.
Argentina reported heavy rains Consois were
lower Russia reported some of its ports closing
from ice. There evidently still uneaStuess
abroad over the dispute between Japan and Russia.
The worlds shipments were srall-7.Ie2OOo bushels
There was a considerable decrease on passage
Tho seaheard reported Is loads There was an in
crease in the visible Of LaSoOO bushels. That
helped TO check the advance Armour was promi-
nent on both sides apparently seller early but
large buyer toward the close. Septiment Is get
ting more bulish and the popular opinion Is now
that the NAV will be carried safely Sc The
statistics were for three and four days. and were
consequently large Minneapolis reported a better
nnur trada Clearances for three days were s23 900
bushels
There was . big trade In corn. with Armour and
C-ldahv conspicuous buyers. The market closed Mc
TO NC higher May sold isssc and Sssc and closed
AZ t5Isc: December closec at ll44c. The factor is
the small Western offerings and the persistence OF
tbs Western man in holding his for higher
prices Receipts for three days were 5z7 to-
norrow's estimate go. Liverpool was I'd 10 Ad
higher The Visible increased q gO bushels and tbs
stock here 2240 900 bushels increased -S 900 bushels
Very little Is be4ng cribbed West The govern
ment hnal figures. Z&440o0oO0 bushels were consid-
oats clesed lAc to &c higher; December at s5c:
May 87sc sellers and July al S5e. sellers Receipts
Tor three DAYS 36 cars; estimates for to-Tnar-
row i55. There bettsr ali rain business. with
ise 200 bushels and tie stock here rs 900 bushels
Increased s0oo bushels. The corn and whsat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29

strength helped oats The big Patten line is per
sIstentIy held. The country sales are moderate
The government final estimate 7S4 600 COO bushals
was about expected.
1 ne outside buyers continue 10 dominate the uro-
vision market Pork closed l5c higher lard and
ribs 2lsc 10 &c higher There was some selling nv
packers and some selling by professionals who
nave been long. Hogs we're Inc higher Rsceipts
" est We're $500. compared with So 900 last YEA
FFONIslons are feeling TO some extent the advances
in cotton The South was buying provisions here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29
rr,rr. ANNnAL MEETING OF THE srocK

hoisers OF The Fidelity Casualty Company Of
New Yerk for election OF directors OF
Of
h"sress as shall befors the meeting. VIII
~ tbs snfces Of Company no o. l0a Street
4, lie Clty Of New York Tuesday. the 9th dag Of
January 1924. Twelve oeloe@ noon. the polls
main opsn gntil 1870 0eiock p M
THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COMPANY OF
ROBERT J. HIIL-Aa vls.-PrsA-s.StyO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29

STANDARD ROPE AND TwINE COMPANY
ADJOU RNED ANIMAL MEETING
TUIE ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING OF
this Company will held a. the company's Office
6s Broad EIlzabetn N = the TIN % January
iBO4. at u o'clock noon
Nv order OF the BOard ~ Directors.
- JOSEPH O. TAYLOR. Secretary
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

us Chambers St.. New City.
The Trustees OF declared rnsrss1
all remaining deposit during and
stx months ending Dec 81 1913. the Of TOU &
PER CENT from 81 5000.
payable and after Monday. rs 1904 Deposits
made bsfcrs January 10 VIII draw interest krora
January /
W H B TOTEM President
G. BYRON L-ATTAIER, Secretary.
CHARLES n FA&CHER Treasurer.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF THE PREFERRED STOCK
Chicago & Alton Railway Co.

o beer
o nay at Office
prcsas shall
Mitchell
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of the dtOc,w hOut
YGk,D December
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
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Steamboats,.

BIOS TON 1 1ER F sssEss y
ALL RIvEK LINE. VIA Newport ana Fali k4ssr Lave
n r. Of " 81 :
5:Uo P. n Steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN
NORWICH Line VIA New London Leave 30. ~ r..
foot Garrison st, only AZ $50 = NJ StaAn
ers CITY LOWELL and CHESTER ". CHAPLIN.
NEW HAVEN LINE New Haven. Hartford. spring
6eid and the North Pier 40 y r.. CfaTks0n s.,
weeks days only a. p n Steamer RICHARD PECK
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Tue Toledo Railway. aaa Lixh. Co.

Tue Toledo kaiIways anh Light Co.
l0lr1o. OfiIU- december
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holder. Of The Toledo Railways and Light Compan,
will be heid Toledo Ohio. January ~ 1904 II 10
clock NJ The transfer books will fun Jan
uaFy 1904 Il clock noon unCl January % 1904 A,
t0 o clock A. IL.
HEMAN 8 SWIFT s.cr.rarr
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco Dec 2s.-The Official closing quo
ta1.ons for n.nLng STOOLS today were as follows:
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Financial Meetings.
PACIFIC BANK.

NC" 4oFA Dec 10Th. 1903
Ihs annual election directors Of this hank win -
held a. the banking house 40 broadway on Tu-.asT
January l%th l9oA The polls will open from I2 N
! clock - IA
g. A MERWIN C,ashisr
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Proposals.

Proposals.
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
~ the PARK Board a Office Departments o
PARKS Building Ftfh Avenue and Sixty-fou-rh
street Borough Of Manhattan The City % New York
WEDNESDAY. DECENsER 80 1904
BORuUGH OF TIE BRONX
WAY FROM WEBSTER AVENUE TO VAN CORT-,
L-ANDT PARk II HE S S,T1 g 9g, TEW YORK
WILLIAM r. WILCOX
RiczARb TorNa.
Commissioner
Dated December IL 1909
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By
- the Park Bnsrd Once Departments oe
street o. Manhattan. The CITY % Nav YORK..
Oh'n Il S% FEDS DECENBER so 1904
ROR0I-GH THE Bronx
FOR FURNISHING MATERIALS AND ERECTING
BRIDGE sUPE2sTRCCTJ RES EER WEBSTER AVE
HARLEM RAILROAD AT MOSHOLU PARKWAY. IN
WILLIAM r. WTLLCG
RICHARD TotNa
Commissioners
Dated December fS 1904
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By
- tina PARK Board. ONES OF Department. os
Street. Borough q Manhattan The City % New York
II o'cuck A. M
FOR FTRNIsHTSC All. THIS LABOR AND MA
TERI OF. FOR COMPLETELY ERECTING A FIVE
Arch STONE BRIDGE IN THE BOTANICAL GAR
DEN. IS BRONX PARK
For fun particulars CITY RECORD.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX
RICHARD Young
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FERRY COMPANIES.
pg-zshee By William r Nichols & Co.. No IS wsIl-s;)
Iut. period I BID ASKED