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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
It, uAI I'm W. A. KENNEDY
DALTON &
KENNEDY,
Real Estate Agents,
FARMNGITON, MO.
W. A, KENNEDf
7 +. DALTON.
FARMNGITON, MO.

Hron want to sell or buy caH nj ,pr
office, up stairs in the old DALTON a.
Marks Store Hnihiing. Ne here uauy,
Il NV choice large mrms, Int have y
number Of smaller ones 10 dispose of
i,9 acres land, 3is miles from town ON
puoHc rmu 100 acres In cultivation Il
ncFts IN meadow, 5uacrcs finc timber. nhn,,t
az acres fne bottom land: nice o. IL Ia,
s,ock water good well. Groom frame
n,,,, ~ Di ,I hnu out buildings well fenced
'rce Ho'W per acre. Terms easy.
Lot and Q room house, large harm suol,
ssss Wnnd shed; all In good repair Price
SIuoo Come ana see IT..
II? acres, all In cultivation ana ouvcu
lehtcu win post ana wire fence Most ali
OF thls IS rich bottom land ana IS I'm n nm"
, ,i STATE OF cultivation ana part IN
is "nly u. r n,Ios @ 900 Fer mere, 1hE faim
easy. ''"'7
@acrcS i miles out, line land ON public
Inuu, al fenced ana I'm cultivation. Price
Si'' per acre. Terms to suit
ESQ acrcs-1io acres IN cultivation, lnclud.
,mg ~ acres ~ hirnGuw ana - acres In ms.
tuIt-Ichlninder good timber. IhTc, t0Od
springs, plenty of stock water. small orr
cnafu' s'room house, barn ilXiUO feet. IL
mites from school ana church Price ~,
per acre.
?tn acrcs-l0O In cultivation, 90 nrres flnp
tlhinoI GROOM house, large Darn two flup
oI'llrus, good well and Ctsterns, pIpnty
on siobk wntcr I'm every field . miles from
riat RIVER mines. PIice S2J per acre.
100 ncrcs-iDDi IN cultivation Groom housr.
Darn Isx'o, also small barn ana Granny
smoke house, chicken house, wood house.
tenant house; all IL good state of cultivn'
ton, $50 per acre.
diuucres land ncnr MIL pOgtpfilcp and store
loi OF fnc blue grass pasture, 10 nrrrs I'm
mcnuuM. Most OF this lnnl IS In cultivation
lol pi mn" springs, nice creek runs through
tne ilrh' 10 room brick house, large ;,urn
una other out buildings. Price $40 pcr acre.
Terms easy. This IS one ot the finest farms
IN 81; Francois county. Como ana see II
soon u you want Something extra
Come and sec Us and we will be
sure to show you something you vii.
like II you want n farm or town prop
crty.
DALTON e KENNEDY.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
DIR. fENNER'S
KIDNEY and
BaCkaChe
~ AZ diseases Of Kidneys, OHM
Also Rheumatism, Back
ache HcartDisease Gravel. ,
Dropsy, Female Troubles. -

Don't become discouraged. There 10 O
cure for you. II necessary write Dr. Fenner
He has spent IA life time curing Just such
Gases as yours. All consultations Free.
Eight months in bed heavy backacbe
pain aud soreness across kidneys, also rheu-
matlsm. Other remedies failed, DIR. Fem
ner's Kidney and Backachc Cure cured me
completely. II. WATERS. Hamlet, N. Y"
Druggists Sc, 81. Ask for Cook Book-Pres.
CT UTllc,nkNnE sure Cure, Circular, Dr
SI.UIUS pANuL fennor. FrcduniaN.Y
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
The Output.

The output is the kcy.rolc
10 profit. In deciding upon
price Mt which to sell, n
manufacturer, no matter what
article he has to offer, con-
sidcrs how mary he is likely
TO sell, aud bases his charge
accordingly. 1t is quite
reasonable, too. II n tailor
sells only two suits Of clothes
each week, his income mnst
come from the profit of these
two suits. II he cen, how
ever, double or treble his
output without materially in
crcGsing his working cxpcs-
cs, he can naturally afford to
make the profit on each sui;
much less.
Again, this output decides
the buying power. II is on
" necessary to state that
n there have been manufac-
lnrcd and sold over
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08

In Mexican Theairrs.
In Mexican theatCr5 the auditors pa,
lur each act separately.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
THE REASON HY.
A DIALOGUE ny MARY T.. SAwI
But just think.

But just think"
81 have thought little"
And you can heiprraIiziug that am
the very worst match
Il know it, aud that just the reason
my late Wa nN,d from that
oh, really, we'll"
DO you mind? Because If you do.
why, oi course
No. no. couldn't stand It now"
"Or any tlmc?'
Never And they said The am, thing
about YOU. dearest
"Abu,j me! Who would have tho
ruudacny"
""ay El.th," Tailored with roai
masculine ohusoncgs.
"Eoilh. indeed And what else did
she say" Tell me- at once. Iac, Ihal my
manner went too far and my fortune
rot tar enough"
Welt something that mlln' saaa@st
that"
'Hut tell mo while wor. uu'n feeling
that way you know W., o. wasn't
D!rt or Bobhic, or c,,r nd Jones?
Begin with Dirkic,"
.pIcriro Let mo fniul Wr.I YOU
srr there are three r... desirable
maiah,. I'm our set tbi. Year. aud was
spccfaly warned 70 sr.lr,
"ur, and hanged thr L.,rhor
"W,H. couldn't tab, f.,u all. now
could -"
cor course not and 80
"hrg so that was ON, r.u.un. thorc,
you'yc H..d n long euou.h don't do II
p,ofr frr. that ie NOT for quite
awhile moan
"p.r,,. n, Di,ri,. wc d,r,, srrm IN
no mail imam. h,a,v,y dearest Amt
y,r ,.r.,,,,,fL.o TN,r, tr,,,. b,t,cr.
am .rr,
"Dlr.i, .g ton too brilliant
"Np unI, .fr,. ,r. brilliant mean
midi, au,f ufrl
"WcV No. r.r,. mo- arywa, Hos al
ways n.I fnr mo n I.tr road the latest
hook and ni.iur N, uuiriurs urhis own,
and n, MAYS m, rilrn NOT rnuuph 10
entertain his ru,mt,. hut inst enough
Tn burr his friends and ION free TO mako
smart spr,,l,a. ana 20 get. gwfulIy tire
some"
That's ,ronrh for DIpEir under
stand porr,rr, Now I want to hear
about Bobhir"
"H,,l,i,. o.e-po,',ro pi,bt have bcon
n drar l,l, yn,, .c, n,.. inst br,u adorod
:, death H.. u.,. .t.. ..rl,. nov In tho
vrol. sl,r,.byr, pr,I,rn ootG, sIv
aldo, .F.t,r. II .,r.. ,pu.irs ,nu, -nr,
NJ ,hirr rho, l,n, his curtis a.. long
&c ,b,y ,pffg rr,., if,a l,r,i.sa he
lacked .n rurn u.oorfrl that WAY I
cant holm Iilinr nol,,i, Inn, wopId
inst oe soon have Fri, or Polite mako
love to m, and T., gnar. cid Tom ,ould
rivc hin, minnie"
"Dut Robbie i. f,rrns.ih,y rich. really
colossal won know
'Arn,nu surro"
"lvorl I,y,n.,,. ,o,.r q, far ,hrrcy,,r
n, ,,,.,,r,,,. ,il ,,...... ,v,rd,,.I 5ort cav
{, f.. ms. sl,,p And ,b,.gi, rirIs r,.llv
m, ma. arr .I.,. a.. l,ro,., tn,, ,.,rI-
Gao from, u,,. r,., u,, T Jilr,, fpt,ra
,,..,o,l p,lt,, u,... lv,,,fJ lu.ct,t,u
,ou rnu n, r,,l.T wh,p-Lpt I
,,,s,r,,."
81. .,.,,.., oa.,..,.,., -. i,,..,.i.,.
-, a.. '''',',,,''s
ia r,n,. H., t',,., tr,rr..,,, ,.u,,,,,,,. -,
hurt his friends or ruUr,.t,d enough to
hurt himself ! think he's rather nice
old boy And hoaps ~ money "
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that special
meeting of the stockholders OF the Farm
ington Sanitarium will be held at the OF.
fee OF the Pennington Sanitarium in its
building in the City OF Pennington, Mo,
on the 2Srd day OF October, 1905, at S
O'Clock p. m for the purpose OF voting
upon proposition then and there to be
submitted, as follow
To authsIilc the issue OF siI,ooo in
bonds Of the Pennington Sanitarium
Company, to be secured by a deed OF
trust, which shall be lien on all proper.
Is now owned or hereafter to be acquired
hy the Pennington Sanitarium Company,
aud for the transaction Of such other
business rs may properly come before
the said meeting
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
". H. MAyriEi,p, President.
MARY X kosE, Secretary.
August -, 1903,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
A WESTERN TRAGEDY
ny Mrs. VI. l.. RAlNIs.


The western town of Whitcsidc had
one small. rough tavern belitting the
moaRcr cluster Of houses and cabins
digRiticd by the name of "A town, 1t
was here that the night stage stopped
IN It's way from Lapeer, where 1t had
met the train from tine east, and lett
me passenger young woman with
! irigid air of reserve and culture.
icyerity was expressed in both her
irc5s and her absolute control oi All
motion rs she entered the tavern
done, II stranger coming On most
unhappy crrand, tn" outcome "i "h''h
vas 10 affect her whole future NE.
The parlur Of the hotel was UP
real of the prosperity of the sudden
,own II had a hairrloth loung" ana
4 tail stove heavily trimmed with
nickel silver There were several
small windows shrouded In cotton lace.
Iud At one of these girl was sitting.
She stared at the woman cnt"rlng the
room then advanced to meet her
rhis girl was still in her teens. hnt
'''' '"''N'" ~ Il SUM N''', W. Wv ',, 'I
an" Nv ..,..r ,,...,., ~.
''' y" '''7 49, i'.u! r,' ,.. tim,
|''''" ,,''.'t''" "',' -" 80 .r,
''b", i''' D'''" ''"'' ,.. -,
recognition To the stranger, save to
CON ~ " ''''' W
''''
'ln'' w" '"''e u "''P NV ''
''Hl
am ms VIE was ,n' '".W
'l"''''' ''''" WIN an "'''''''nH vi ''''
''1S'' "''"S' WI" NV ~"
II Thought was MS "li'' u,
sri S'hh''. we were >" h"pll' anu
&c '"'" me ne '"Id me- ne hh' never
owe" "''''"' ""'''"u' '"' '"''''"'
''.'''' 'h"' h' 'h''''"'" i" ",'''ar NV
ne wa" 10" h'"", IT." t""''' NV
I!"'' "' sunni "'''"'"' ''''''.''' '''''
us ""e' nave my n,"' '''1' '''''.
'Nh was I'E"''S MAJ I''".
~, '""'' WI '',' Wv ,,''''
Nv "'"'' ""'''''' WIZ" WV
h'' !"" WI" saw n''l ~" nav
"''''' w" ca" u"' "m INV NV, WIN
'"N' put III" III 'n' J'. Wv" wiz n"'
'' nun S'"s 'n','' VIZ ~ NV" NV
mn we were y" ""lIS
HUSH Eirl! 10" "aF' you 'aIk 10
~" "l loving my husband narr say
l' was taken WIN '"Ni simple papF
'"''' pu' 'h"' ~ H'''"' "''' gun
'II""Eh any moo" '''',n'''! "' MAJ
| IIdt' ! cannon h'll'N' u nc dlh, u rs
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
A GHOSTLY RIVAL.

tins ghost had been seen around the
place where the old miser was sup
posed TO have buried the money tina,
had not been found when he died. and
there was n general swapping OF ghost
stories Some of the younger men
looked uneasy when they thought OF
the lone road to farms miles away
some of them. and they were grateful
20 the man with the one arm-Jako
Morris who odd iobbed around
when he repeated;
IAN can say is that don't believe
in no such things. nohow. What dc
YOU say. Doc?"
The dentist lighted a stogie and
laid:
I'm saying nothing one way or the
other. All ! know Is that one time, IN
town not very far from this one. q
ghost took a job Of work away from
ne; or, If II want no ghost, I'd Ike
some one To tell what II was. The
man who was going to give me the
work told me about 1t himself and h,
want no liar"
u had just set up in the town" said
the dentist. 'and Of course | drummcd
up trade wherever | could The drug.
eist there was real friendly. lie kept O
store on Main street. just over tn,
railroad tracks. and used to drop In
here considerable and one day hc
said to me. Why don't you get after
young Henry Harris? He's got M
awful set Of teeth and he's IN here all
the time for toothache drops and plas.
tcrs. It's kind Of spelling trade for
me to tell you about him, but | guess
YOU need the WORK more than | need
his trade. Doe. says he. real friendly
so went and saw young Henry
Harris. But | soon saw that there
was nothing 10 be done with him. HC
needed the attention of n dentist about
as bad as any man | know about. but
he was one OF those men-there arc
lots of them, and some of them in this
company!-who are just out-and-on,
towards when II comes To brarnp
themselves TO stand up against den
tic, II,,,.,. no.,
onyhow ord no ,a1 haa,, ,.n,.,.., -,
bungling dentist when he was boy
and he just wouldn't face another
Henry was married to real nice
little woman. and she was always urg-
rIa,.,. mo. 90, ~ 49,, - '' Nv ~ d
,orroJ tho na,, -, n,a - ' w P''
"ono ,,t,,h, 10 ao,,. ,,'.''. - ~, ,.,
tho n,tr ia aoriIm,, ,'', ',, "i,,'
lilo throw, bir,soIs ,ho hoI IL. ~.
,oeeod and cr,orod os a,,o,, .,,
,tropc man vim i, NJ, It,nni, me-
III dis,ressod 'whoro n-a ,a"n - i, 81"
tIoror,t ,o,, oo, 49,. Ola, -, ~.
,hoo,, bic ho,d ,riI ,,,, .t,,,, a,,.,.. :,
$40 Jr,,, st,,ro and 90, ,.,',, ~ =.
80. s,,,s sha ,onl I.u ,,a nia,', 49,, ''y"
sro hmrrioJ ouoY
49,. ,,'.,,' .,,.,.,
-, ,,,, ''""'-
,,,c,, Ia hood ,r,i,, ,,',,,..a,.
rIo,r, said o,,orr,orI ,l,at :, -, -,
-, n,,,,,.i, :, ,,,a.a ,,,,i,,,, -, y, y
rao,, ''"7'' NV
Ills wife came back into the room
and lighted the lamp Henry smollcd
rarbulic acid
Here, Henry lift mp your head
she said She put a bit of cotton wool
saturated with the acid into tho tooth.
as she had done for him hundreds OF
times before. Henry dropped back on
the pillow. face downward. The pain
went away AT once
Now rest for awhile dear shc
pf voice Henry gays shr addoI ,Cond-
byr. NV darling husband
,,,,, .-.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
neutItres f.SItfsuce,

What we would like To know, asks
the Pittsburg Gazette. Is whether the
report of the suicide Of the leader of
the mob which massacred the Jews at
Kishincff IL for publication or fact.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08

At least by half the work done in
the world is OF no particular use, I'M
less is may be for exercise Milwaukee
Sentinel.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
Notice to Taxpayers.

The tax books of lhc city of Farm
ington for the year 1908 have beer
placed in my hands for collection, and
will proceed to collect the same OF
and after September Ist, 1908.
HENRY MANLEY,
Collector City Of Pennington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-16
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call. 2m21. per cent; last loan,
per cent? sSInS pse 1 per cent s.,v
: per cent, for ninety days; per cent for
four months, per cent for five and SIX
months. 81. per cent. for seven and eight
months Commercial paper is Quoted aOa nii A.
receivable, other names, 6ha7 per cent.
The tone Of the foreign exchange market
was firm to-day. with rates practically un7
bills and the inquiry for remittance. were
light and there was not a great deal Of bust,
ness done. The market closed firm Posted
,atss were shos Actual bs
81 s2', Sisel,. sight drafts q s5sm 81 $685.,
and cabl = transfers. 81. ssi5m 81. ss25 Francs
We're QUOTED at 5a9n tor long o ana 'lS" ,Gr
for long and s5h Tor short. Guildsrs We're
quoted at 40 ,lS for long and 'oH for short,
Domestic exGhang. on New York; Boston Bos1a
buyingat SOC. Discount Savannah Between
banks exc discount, San Francisco-eoc
premium, st, Louis-soc, premium. Chi
mum. New Orleans CONNER al 81 IS dis
count; banks. par. Pttsbnrg 35c premium.
s. Paul selling. zoe; PREMIUM buyng'
Sight, 1859, premium; telegraph, 1870.
premium. Louisville ojc discount
Money in London, IA? per cent. Rate of
discount ~ open market Tor short ana three
20 il-is The Bank of Englnnd's minimum
rate of discount remains unchanged NJ ! per
cent. The weekly statement OF the Bunk
shows the following changes: Total reserve
decreased GA2s. 900; circulation decreased
E3li 900; bullion decreased f7+o316 other
securities decreased 81 30. 900, other deposits
decreased e. ,285 600; public deposits dc,
creased 81, Ol%, 900, notes in reserve decreased
E4S4 600 Government securities decreased
clio 900 The proportion OF the Bank OF
Englands reserve to liabilities il now 4tO2
per cent compared with ~ 50 per cent last
week and com parss with an advance from
4sh, per cent 20 as. per cent, in this week
last year.
Paris advces quote , per cents, % francs
so, confines. The private rate OF discount
ia ~ per cent. Exchange, on London .
francs Is centimes. The weekly statement OF
the Bank OF France shows the following
changes: Notes in circulation Increased
a. $50 900 francs: treasury accounts current
Increased s,075,G00 francs, gold on hand
decreased IS ,a50, 900 france. bills discounted
Increased 50, 400, OOC francs silver on hand
decreased 8.O75, 900 francs.
Berlin advioes quote exchange on London
10 marks ~ pfennigs. Tn" private rate OF
discount is ~ per cent.
New York Clearing House statement
Exchanges siS4, $50. $40; balances, $40 1872 $50
b-Jrras,ry debit balance 81 SOS, a5s
Commercial price Of bar silver in New lork
gOJ;U Bar silver in London closed at ?s'sd
Mexican silver dollars we're quoted ut 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-16
FIN4NtI4L NOTES.

The Maiden Lam" savings Bank at 40
Broad way. will open for business to morrow.
The bank has been established with the view
OF securing deposits from clerks and other
employees IN the tinancinl district. Dividends
will be- declared semi-annunlly, IN January
and July Of each year Louis Windmueer
IL the president Of the new savings bank
The directors Of III" Lawyers Title lnsur-
anco Company Of New York have decided
TO pay the company,s dividends quarterly
instead OF semi-annuslly as has beeu done
in the past HsTetoforc n semi-Hnnual divi-
dend OF 4 per cent has been pad A quar-
teriy dividend OF per cent has been de-
,lared, payable Nov ,. thus maintaining the
annual rate,
A reduced circular list Of tidewater prices
al bitumiBous coal was adopted yesterday.
The decision to reduce the circular price 80
cents u Ion. To tn" basis Of $50. WAS reached
~ q meeting Of -oii coal interests IN this city
ON Friday 81 last week II was said yaster-
day that the reduction IN reality does not
reprssant q cut H. the market price, but that
ID was tbelght advisable TO bring the cjrcu-
lsr prices Gown to the prices at which busi-
ness b being actually done.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-16
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Trading on the outside market to-day con-
tinued its listless and apathetic course, but
the downward tendency was not 80 evident
as it has been during the last two or three
days. and several securities scored gains.
The Seaboard Air Line issues were stronger,
the preferred selling at. ?oi. and the common
at i21. In the early dealings. Northern Sc:
curities sold from SAY, its, closing price Of
yesterday. to s6>>, II closed at S5ss.
b Greene Consolidated Copper was nearly
as active as usual, with quotations In general
little changed, although at one time IL sold as
low as 1917, international Mercantile Marine
common, which has not been traded In for
over 500 shares and closed strong At 4. One
hundred shares Of the preferred we're sold at
1917, 4 of point above its final quotation
Arm recently in the face OF declining market.
was weak to-day. selling down from 62l to GA,
The trnnsu ctions in the market to-day We're
FOL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-16

Nc: Iron Northern. No. X. sleesle.5o; No: X.
sl5asl6 No. 2 plain $l4GSl5; Southern No. l foun-
dry Sl5dsi5b0 No. soft. s15Gsl5So No. 2 soft
si5oHsl5 pig iron warrants. nominal; steel rails
at mill. s2s.
NAVAL SroREs,-Splrits of turpentne, 5e468oc
Common to good strained rosin. g.. 35aS2.40.
PROVISIONS. Lard was steady: prime Western,
s745; city, s88Ods675: refined Continent $40,
4s.c. Dressed hogs. s. G9I4c. Butter-,-Creamery
ilrsts, isalsc. Cheese-State. 4 c., small. colored
or white, fancy. lll4c.: large, 1lAc. Eggs
Nearby. fresh gathered, extras, 2sc Western. 15c
Chicago, Oct. l5.-"Notwithstanding an advance
OF 10 to IS cents in hogs provisions sold of sharply
and closed weak at inside figures, The prominent
selling was for stockyard Interests. including
the packers There WAS also some selling Of Jan
were moderate buyers OF lard early The local
provision stock showed an increase OF 400 00o
pounds Of ribs thus far this month, although lard
stocks were reduced 5000 tierces and pork stock
5000 barrels. The cash trade was hardly as good
as the recent average, either on lard or meats"
SuoAR.-Raw was Arm at Sac. for 86 test. and
3asc. for 50 test. Sales. 2.SO tons Peruvian On
ties, on private terms 600 bags Cuba "a test al
?lsc., cost and freight, and 5000 bags at 1850
duty paid. Refined was moderately active and
steady; graduated, i.75c.
CHICAGO Oct. Is These were to days prices:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-16
AQUEDuCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room No ?U7.
Stewart Building. No, go Broadway,
N.I knrk f1tnb.r tQDl


TO CONTRACTORS
Bids or proposals for doing the work and furnish
ing the materials called for In the approved form
Of contract hlr In the ONCE OF the Aqueducs
Commissioners, for furnishing, delivering erect
Ing and placing stop cock valves special casting,
and ladders for the Jerome Park Reservoir. Dor
ough Of The Bronx, the city OF New York, will be
received at this once until twelve o'clock noon
on Thursday. October %. 1908 They will be pub
liciy opened by the Agueduc. Commissioners as
soon thereafter as possible and the award OF the
contract for doing said work and furnishing the
materials required will be made by said Commits :
sioners soon the reafter as practicable.
Blank forms OF said approved contract and the
cincatons thereof and bids or proposals and
proper envelopes for their enclosure. form OF bonds
and all other Information can be obtained at the
above once Of the Aqueduct Commissioners on
application TO the Secretary
For further particulars see CITY Record pub
Iished at No. 9 CITY Hall.
ny order OF the Aqueduc' Commissioners.
WILLIAM H. TEN EiCk. President
HARRY W. WALKER. Secretary.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
AMERICAN Mailing COMPANY

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
American Mating company Will he held on Thurs
day the 18th day OF November 1903, at u clock
noon at the principal ONCE OF the Company, Room
No SO No is Exchange Place. Jersey city y. j.,
for the purpose OF elerng board OF directors and
for the transaction OF such other business dS may
properly come before the meeting.
Under the law no stock can be voted which has
been transferred on the books Of the Company
within twenty days next preceding the election.
The stock transfer books will accordingly b. closed
as the close of business October -. and
will be reopened al ~ O'Clock A. NJ. on November
49, 1903
Dated October 49, 1898
Hy order OF the Board OF Directors
r y. S. BF'THr'NE Secretary.