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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-11-19
jail Delivery at Joplin.

Jonas Walker, colored, and ID. 2.
Rogers escaped from jail at Joplin by
throwing red pepper into the eyes Of
Taller Charles LaughliD,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-11-19

The Clyde line steamer Cherokee ar
rived at New York, IN the 18th, from
Santo Domingo, with late direct intel
ligence Of the insurrection, and report
ed an exciting experience with a Do
minican man-of-war, by which the
steamer was stopped several times, on
n occasion Shots being fred across
her bow. On another occasion the shir
eluded the war vessel under cover Of
darkness.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-11-19

John ~. Brown, the defaulting cash.
Ter Of the New Holland (Ohioy bank
who disappeared some time ago., anc
who was arrested in San Francisco
pleaded guilty to n Indictment, or
the 10th, and was sentenced to serve
seven years in the Ohio pen~itentiary.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-11-19

H. l.. Kaines, alias C. H. Miller, n
H. A. Scott, said by the Chicago police
to be the ~cleverest railway ticket forg.
ers in the country, were arrested il
Chicago, on the 18th. Stamps, chem,
icals for altering tickets and blank or
der slips were found in their room by
the police.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-11-19

At the regular monthly meeting OF
the board of directors of the Worlds
fair, held in st. Louis, on the 10th,
Judge Franklin Ferriss was unani.
mously elected general counsel OF the
st. Louis Worlds fair. He was also
e. cted a member of the board of di.
rectors, to succeed James L. Blair.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-11-19

The cabinet meeting in Washington
d. c., on the 18th, was devoted almost
entirely to the Panama situation. Pres.
ident Roosevelt's recognition of the
new republic, through his reception anC
exchange of courtesies with Mr.. Vanilla
received the approval of the members
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03
FUN HAS
BEGUN
Pike Streets Celebration
Is Under Way

Pike streets celebration o. the
FOURTH began az noon today with
concerts By M,ders Mils;ers band
Fsffe.s concert hand and Maknvrs
FIRST Regiment hana ~ tie stands
erected at the Intersections ~ FIRST.
Second and THIRD avenues ASA Pike
street. This aft~fnoeu the various
athletic events as announced IN yes
teriays Star. are taking place On
foarth avenne between Pine and
PIKE streets,
The parade Of the various bands
that uAll participate in the two Gays
celebration viii be held At 4 o'ciocs
this afisfnaoa.
The program for tomorrow h as
follows
II a. n.-ssre,s parade on piks
street. frctn First to seventh av-
snuss. address Of welcome By Mayor
Hnnass response and reading %
DeciAration OF Independence ~ y
"a HelAeubeck. president % the DAY
Thee exercises viii aecur at the
sssn4 ~ Second aSraae ana PIKE
stFeus.
Us u. mug OF war between
teams fSom pluinbsrs aud linsueDs
nnieus, leo yard dash. professionals;
Eo-ySr4 dash. for boys under ~
years. iesf-yard dash. stttassurA Pat
uaen'E race. contestants must wehfht
10 paaadN . womenE face. n girls
race. and a wheeioarrow race will
cunciute the field and track events
Of the day.
-
viii not b. omitted. but VII take
place Immediately after the last
race.
During the day company u aero
bats. iuzglers. ccutsFftonfsts and
fumbieFH wtu give performances on
Stages erected at various points on
Pike street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03
THEATERS
Runaway ON

Runaway 4tFf
The seat sale for the AuxnEtln
DAILY Musical Comedy company az
the Grand op~ned this morning
Ftve performances. beginning sun
dAy night and continuing Monday.
Tuesday and "Wednesday nights and
Wednesday matinee. will be given
For the first tvo nights the bin win
be The Runaway Girl The re-
mAinder Of the engagement viii be
The Circus Girl"
Third Avenue Thsstsr
For the regular matinee NJ the
Third Avenue theafcr tomorrow af-
tornoan. the Sanford company Will
repeat East Lynne" The same PER-
Torrance viii close the week
Next Sunday night. the eighth
and last week Of the Sanford com
pany. Not Guilty Will be the bill.
with the full strength Of Mr. San
forts company ~ TIE east.
Erpirs Park Thsztsr
The sse sss.s.sss .f!liie sz.=sss hless@s as.ss .
tinuez 70 draw first-elass houses. and
the success of the new venture
seems 10 be already assured. A
complete change Of program viii be
given next week
Vaudeville
A special Fourth Of July matinee
performance VIII be given by the
Shields vaudeville artists AZ fseachl
Park pavilion tomorrow afternoon. at
3 o'clock.
beginning with the Sunday after
noon o'clock matinee. Mr.. Shields
VIII present an entire new program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03
GOODWIN HAD 4 RAW
SPOT IN HIS NECK
7HE COMEDIAN WOULDN'T PLAY SACRAMENTO TOOK
IN a PRIZE .FieHr-wANrUo TO BUY A TRAIN. TOO

count af a sore throat lilu failure
Go appear tonight will cost Goodwin
two 81 three hundred dollars fur ca
penseH already incurred here Rut
what does he cnre1 tie IL rich
Whether aorv throat an raw spot
Ia the neck troubled him, Actor
Goodwin wanted Ia buN the train
eomine down from the capital CITY,
When the conductor came atoms.
woke him up and asked him for hlH
ticket. Goodwin pulled cut a 500 hill
and said he would buy the entire
train. The conductor had hard
time changing the biil
Whatever the actor had with hiW
az Sacramento and GA the train he
had with him at the Palace aud cut
az the fight
$50 ris not painful even n diffi-
cult g write ones name. remarked
the versatile man ct the stage a. he
registered His name az the lUlace
CASING a moment az the Apollo like
form aud face ~ clerk Austin he
went on "a say. order me hack
This Il the stage Of the game when
Il n easter O. ride than walk.
1 maN tarry late tonight but Tor
goodness sake see that i catch the
train ia the morning for Portland,
was his parting saigtatton.
when asked Whi BE had failed 20
appear az Sacramento. Noodwiu
huskiiy replied that he Was too huaY
g. tell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03

In s.eN % the fact that Comedian
Nat Goodwin whose ugcpntriCiticH
nre pretty we'll known. i coming to
Seattle next wVek, the following
ffem the san Francisco Examiner ~
"Wednesday has local interest too
Nat Goodwin D. back IN town and
there Il 40 end ~ Eoseln both here
and in sacramento. a. IL why he
faiicd to appear at thv 0luniV opera
house ln the latter city last night
lite arrived there yesterday at 1
T. m. At $50 D. IA, 0oodWin took
the train for this city and got here
a little AFTER 5 o'clcck he registered
at the Palace and then test No time
"a Koiux out TO see the NangvF-
Haniea fight,
several different reasons are
given for Goodwin's action In dls.
.ppointins the people Of Sacramento
and coming 60 san Francisco ycs-
terttay
u ], Applehy. ooodwin's man
aEvr. says the actor IL suffering
frOm = raw spot In his neck. which
would havc prevented him from
properly speaking his lines had he
performed AZ the Cispie opera house
last night
Treasurer Wilson n the Clunie
opeea housc SAYS he tried twice TO
zee Goodwin, but he was not u be
seen. Wilson went ON e say,
The campanN's manNgcr told me
that aeodwin could not act on be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03
SOCIAL D0INGS


The Young Ladies cinch ciat,
met "Wednesday sfsrrs4osn az the res
istenee OF Miss froseh on Niath ave.
nue. Mrs. q NJ Hteks and Miss
Pfuseh received.
Mrs Ellis Morrison will give a
tea fpf Mrs. Phillips Morrt4sn. July
,. At her home on Terry avrnne
MrN Macarthur and Mrs Dinnsn
Of spokane are the guests ~ their
mother. Mrs. y. cieary. sit Ninth
avenue
Mrs. Newell W. HfuKEins enter
tanned a large number % guests
Wednesday afternoon. July l. Al
Cards
Mr. John c. slater lefs this week
fer New York
Mrs. 4. y. Weston was the hostess
Of a progressive luncheon thia week
In honor ~ Mrs. J. q Pyle.
Mrs. r. onfrroy, g.. entertained a
few friends Informally. Tuesday
evening "a her home. ttet Marion
street
Miss Hahn Of Portland. ~ the
guest Of Miss LcorA Gem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03

ttisz rtiees ca smafi purchases aysrsss
81 pef cent. htrharl
Provisions
h'reah meat Cow beef. lac ~ steer
beef sttc Do mutton. iHu ihi pork inlf
iaAe 10 wal tslaa ~
testisionu iIaws iaH IL. breakfast be-
cen ifNc No. neliiss. frssh. i2Nc No.
Vegetables
California rfeen corn fhe doHl uughank
nutataeH, native - emHtHta Son hHhinaH
- @saieo Ton new California. iNui =
Mississippi tnmHtHaa e. uaF huthuuHs
81 fhaaVn tef tesH lriihre ftisg
dos chunuawef tle1 rrr taf
~ aail,s asuaianua. ~ hosi native
sfesH peaH Hf - HfflHH beans. hiitei
guammhcfn. ssii'ag dos radighce lnr
daNrm huuthrsi nHiuHH. Il pVH ID rwft
Freen. lnc duaen punches.
Green Fruit, Ste.
stfasheuiru. 81 no To- CLARA Htg,ilnas.
81 Sc So crate. saHtaisupsa 81 h0 bak
Haaaehsffles, IN "a has tAt Cherries. u
Htt.ea boa arrisata cts crate CT
n'gess y ,''lf' r. glsls 80 r'asss' - :"
faanislfiss 81 eaffa a. bias hhsfIisu. 81 go
hassnhsffiea n ia ! aHaHa. ffwtnt -
b.. efsnsss y sosa = hasi aprisa. 81 %
Batter, Cheese, unas. Poultry
~ H'ifN'etNt
fsss t'rcsh ranch. &c dos. Eastern.
shssss Native wsshlnstoa fan cream
it5fiae lmhufEgf he swiss, hfi'h' u
islaltry ursss.d taltsss eaustg iivs
haHH fAutftee tive ducks lNI. dressed
Use aprinE chickens, tAgaaAa % dnH.
HAY, Grain and Feed
cate 90 u1 tan harley 80 90 tpn1
wheat 49, ~ Ton rhsls - as ~ % ten
hfan. SO Ton sheFis - ton gli tahe
90 - fHh, Eastern NsshiHsian tinpthfs
g. tau. kaatrru Wash compressed
tfuiathf 5000 ten California hay, $40 -
tsH california alfalfa ftp - ton.
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
frhsas rfievs 49, faf stssds delivered At
railroad ttviem asnet. q eh ths aefs 10
this eiUl
HAY and 0raia
Eastern wash iimathfl t1iU1s Ton
alfalfa tisuu too. oats. 80 % tun barley
81 o. tsn. vhrat 81 90 tom prsa faao9.
sharts. 81 90 tani miasliHss. - INC % 90
fsh.
Eass. Poultry and Livestock
Hnfina rhicksHs. - iaua % das
Eges. frrnh ranch siustNc i've hruat
=. y. n W. ansss - n a o.. e.
dressed hgss. " u ehaies t.si ee~s. aH
fest Hite nj steers 90 fessg. a'tut rs th
calves. o. tsst tisHaAs IT, hoss. es isat
e n. hisiss. as -
Vegetables and Green Fruits
nafhaak qstatoss. aaiisss. $500 tqa4
yshlalas ttoup faa ee4fpts o. ~ sats
aaslfs enlanH, - sssss fruit sasfes %
nett fan TO sse the races, -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03

ache. Cure the pains and distress in
fn6 HfUfhaCFt, ARD rhs ndHdRchG stops
OF itself. All bilious attacks. dya-
pepsia, belchina. bad taste IN the
mouth, muddy complexion and vel
low eyes, are cured by this remedy
II r. called DIR. Gums Improved
Liver Pulls, aud IL sold by druggists
ali over the u. :. for 2bc per box.
lne pill for dose, or cent BY mall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03

lady MREfO. the renowned fsRypz
tan ciairvoyant and palmlst. IL In
the city. Ladies' IN need OF advise
on BusiNEsS, LOVE, FAMILY on
OTHER TROUBLES consult her
tzONFUIFATToN FREE. A great
aueeeas Ia graphic work. Hours. 2
TO 9 B. m 9iC Third avenue. huai-
nese atrIcily confldsntInl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03
A Famous Remedy for Sick
Headache

The cause Of this complaint IN not
In the head nj all IL comes from the
stomach. A stomach that has be-
come clogged by over eating. drink
ing, or abuse IN any manner. will
warn you by bringing on sick head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03

Say. my names wiliie-yes, 4 f.:
and I'm right here 60 state
That when the glorious Fourth
comes round I'm going to ceie-
The papers had me dead and gone.
The sth OF last July.
But say. ! want to tell you that It's
al an awful lie.
II.
Ne dead7 Say. just you watch me.
when the time has come
around
I'll be the most TiVacinus corpse
that's Jeff above the ground.
The papers said last season that I
ruonkeyed with a gun.
And got my headpieee bowed clear
off-yss, did like fun.
III
They said fooled with powder
tha; ! burned out both my
eres-
They said 7 bowed n cracker fuse
aud got caught bY surprise
They said q Roman candle burned
the hair or my bead
They killed me OF IA forty ways to
make me good and dead
w.
But say. never felt - good az I'm
affecting now,
And when the glorious Fourth comes
rnund III raise an awful row.
Say. TIA me kid that puts the things
along the trolley track.
70 folks ~ recoilcct me when they
hear the crack crack. eracki
Over sixty shots have been fired
------4-ss---@
For something worth seeing. 70 70
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on receipt Of price Sample free
Address Or. ftnaauko Co. Phiiadei-
phia, Pa. The Quaker Drug CO.
1914 First avrnus. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03
HOODS CANAL EXCURSION
Take a Steamboat Ride 10 III.
Olymples sunday

Nest sunday morning At u'clorh.
the big excursion steamer walsh VIII
leave AfiinKsen do l. foot - Spring
stfxwt. Tor purt Gamble and Hood :
snsuai Everybody knows an exeur-
ston % Hood's canal means a most
delightful days autiAs - IN store fof
al who decide 70 GO We dent b.
live this chance wlil GENE 20 Yuu
again this summer. The southern
9iee club will render = fine music 81
rFsssaia Tickets 81 90, Advance
sale ~ Guys dFuEetose. cofncT gna
and reslsr. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03
WHOLESALE PRICES

Excursion 20 Taoona and Olympus.
Saturday, July 9TH,
on fast steamer Walsh. Boat leaves
Pier Z. White Star dock foot 81 Mad
isou street. a. 3 n. m. arrives back
81 N 20 =. ~. Frederick 4 Nelson's
Maiestla ball team goes on this boat
20 play Olympia team. Steamer
stops 81 hours ut Olympia. giving
ample time 70 witness game farf
round trip 10 Tacoma Soc Fnfe
round trip 70 Olympia, 100 Tick
els on sale at Frederick a Nelaoha
and a. the dock morning steamer
sails. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03

The Pacific squadron win take on
supplies AZ Seattle before starting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03
d b uuuuu = = 3 q q q .
DUST:

Great coal strike 81 the puns-
muir mines IN British Columbia has
beers ysttied-
In the revolver match At Paris the
petitofs
A gas trust has been formed IN
san Francisco. Good place for hot
cir factory.
A Word from Jesh Wise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03

Great Northern II replacing its
wooden bridges with structures built
OF steel IN the Cascades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03
willie Isn't Dead

Examinations for promotion Of Of
flcers Of the signal corps VIII be
held IN Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03

The second battalion OF the Nine
feenth ssfantry has been ordered
from the T'rasidio. San Fraurirco, 10
Vancouver. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03

Races a, The Msado&. ,e@o.,ew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03

Sunday nights Also fsuuday after
noun. rain or shine. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03

At negro dcspefado IN Idaho aud
ne still uycs ana enjoys his frvrdoin.
Pursuing markamen Dc not seem
able e set their bullets inside thr
utaNk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03

United States shipyards turned out
! Las vessels during the fiscal year
fust ended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03
THE MARKETS

Strawberries advanced % cents q
crate today and, Ia the opinion Of
commission men. their season IL al
most over. There are not many on
hand and they are Of rather poor
quality. Raspherries are coming in
more freely. Come that came from
Sumner last night sold for o. q and
81 10 per case.
Most Of the commission houses
will close a. noon tomorrow.
WHoLEsALE PRICES
fThsss prices ere % any buyer IN qsas.
Celebrate BY going 70 the races to-
morrow. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03


Hill To tail shamrock III,
In Another Vein
The star Dust man j. sorry that
safue XuunE women do not take HE
hunt Tor an ideal man seriously, but
he : Eiaa that the general Fun u
the feminine idea = not AL iu the
=Sfie vein. Here tH what thF Eifl
v no signs her name aa Iuaogenc has
tc aay
The man / marry must be hand
sosne. strong. stylish aid rich n he
tant handsome. he'll do n he y
neither Handsome or = Wish. hell 90.
too. should he be melt aef Handsome.
srrong or stylish. not rich. he will
also do, IN fact. ny ideal must
wear trousers aud talk easE tn fact.
anything that wears the prefix Nv.
Wtll do"
southern Pacific proposes Go cat
half = dNy off tta running time be-
tween san Francisco and Portland.
Booker +. Washington asks his
fellow negrves u b. calm Ia the face
Of recent lVnchinEw. The adnonition
was nat necessary. ~ far a. the vie
tims are concerned.
nAdtum. the uew minsFak - nov
warta s.. 20. ssso After while u
viii - beyond the reach % common
people
Wind blew AZ the rate % IS miles
an hour IA New York yesterday.
Three deaths we're reported
Two. persons died from the beat ia
phllaallphia yesterday.
-Four deaths nom szIustruks wsrs
recorded IN Pittsburx yesterday.
shoW fen over the greater portion
Of Aontana yesterday.
The sshookie" who wen gIoe 90 on
the American derby In Chicago re-
4 . ~ -
la a Seattle barber shop
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Maiden park paelIlon

saaitie's famous race tFacs. Ths
Meadows 80
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Deficit in the postoffiee depart
nent fer the fiscal year just closed
IL ss.s17. z0a.
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"A rural free delivery route has
heen ordered established at Custer
Wash.
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The great raoos CONT on tomor.
row. 49,.
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Tn lsSs money
a fellow has. m
more ehssrfulIy
ne parts with 81.
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For something worth seeing. 70 20
the races tomorrow. sss
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pnICTsTo pRoDUcTRs


HrfinH rhtcksss. - taua % das
EeKr. fresh ranch aisfsissc live hrus.
Isl III live ducks 10 hA dfrasst
ReaI 80 thr a.. dressed etattah ftssgp lhl
dressed hpss " ~ ghaies t-tf eo~s ge
fest stte ~ Hle~ra 90 fezsi atut rs th
calves. o. tss.f ttsHaAe r.. hes. o. ifsas.
e h hiass. as -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-03

southern Pacific prepaers Go cut
half a dNg Oft tta running time be-
tween san Francisco and Portland.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
5fborl Agcne,rs.

A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. AGENCY
"A Professors teachers Tutors, Governesses
etc. 10 Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs NJ. j. YoUNG-FULTON % Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

J, r mmEan& st Louis Mo" February H. '
5 @ se - n %asa 4: 4 % % %
aa @ s H % 1 1rn S "A 1ss ] n"st payable
ginning Ssr a% 1 ss 'sas 1895 nf % % % @ %
an ] amount an @ of s@ @ sP s sas ss'
@ = Ssa sss of a @ Tnns asaH s
the s ss4s % ss Rsaa ss @ the ] s. % % % %
H.: ]: @ =: :: 9 :=9 - e $s:ss s= :=.': ...
Terminal
mortgage which VHd'n
' pe @s .Sss s sss ] sss S in
nNaa@hsDa satnHn
ss1ohsT usansT esnHhaHA ss'@"'
ssaas ] @ cRa0na @ Chicago am
sasss @ sss' aas a @ % sss ssi ss"aa
Saa.s@ %.s@ % PaaHTan @ IA q Quincy Railway
These a@SsHe as a@no @ @
@ ss % a % r1 Pas: sa @s ss: companies $ % - % s
7s @ and s s@a5a T a%s Ass % ss MISSISSIPPI % % %
@ = ss4sns s s2a@ss @ an" @ % the %
n'@s @ qs r and 6ss 6 also % % % @ @
@ = with 3 the @ es: as @ res" nsi sn of '1 a
T % 5000 ssa. s sn % ph @
hs 5 l@a @ The properly they sFe4yo oonpa IS 49, : m - m
and and its = ss & 1 hs @ % s sn the nans nss h s
% tssn@ s@g nss Ra @aaT In nanr @ s @
:n9 % ss gsnraR Hn
Lou" rs ana sasa sss a IS, Tie @ asas @ a
@ = = = @ aS:ssa : acquisition s @ % ssa5 5@as sse s order in sS% ss figures
s%a aes % ahs 1T sass 5 % %
enabling the Terminal
m The 5ss @a @@ n si sasSse @ @ use %
" -as @ sssna sa a @ louis T5 % h@ has rrass @ % @
m % Ga9s % M nasa @ Central % @ ss
ana as Ss a an@s @ s eaans % % s @
i @ street s ss4rss a: -:s: rn to s a Terminal a
~ [ = ,a % s = = :' sss: % s s a ] % % ' terminals owned
aganaIea @ ,oa asS 80 1ss -
's sas sds % s1 ss s9ss % % s s ] 9
, : s2 v a5S, 1r.g y1gs 9s.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
iDnblir d oIires.
PTRLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE
The City OF New York, oniee OF the City Clerk.
City Hall New York. February .. 1908,
THE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY HAVING
filed its petition and application In writing to the
Board of Aldermen The City Of New York. bearing
date December. 1902.
and grant right. privilege and franchise 10 lay
construct operate double tracks and
Thirteenth in the Borough Of Manhattan
The CITY of York between Twenty-eighth and
'ryenty-ntnth streets. hereafter
70 be bulkhead the property on the
as;eriy side of between Twenty
eighth and Tweny-ninth streets that of said
ouany can enter leave transferred between said
property said fost.
Sov, Therefore pursuan: direction given by
luton OF said Board Aldermen of The City OF New
York which adopted on the 5rd DAY Of February,
iaaa and approved by Honor the Mayor OF the said
city on the 9Th day February 1903 public notice of
is the Chamber OF
the Board of Aldermen the City Hall in tho Borough
Manhstfan IN City Of New York, the 9th
DAY 1908 at o'clock IN the afternoon such
of said railroad company VIII be first
censidcred and public hearing had thereon
An persons in said application invited
To he present lace aforesaid at which
place opportunity will be given thefn 70 De
heard "a relation thereto. r. J. sCILSsy City Clerk
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
Orange Oil
and Refining Company,
27 William Street, New York.
Beaumont and Orange, Texas.
Capital Stock, 1000, 900.
Par Value of Shares, Sio.
So, 10000 -ot the Stock
Still in the Treasury.

We believe the stock to be good
purchase because
l. We have the finest oil,producing prop
erty-with the possible exception OF thdt OF
the Standard Oil Company-in the South
western field.
Although only three months old, the COM
pany is already more than self-supporting
from its oil production alone and its income
from this source is steadily increasing as II
opens up and equips new wells on It's rlch
and extensive property
The Company has the best refining
process yet discovered for the separation
into their valuable component parts OF tne
heavy oils OF Texas and Louisiana.
It's refining plant at Orange, IeHas. IS
about half completed 1t will be hnished iI
say six months and the income from its re
fnery Z" Ill then be even larger IMAM It's ID se
and increasing income from oil producuon
The profit on the crude oil produced is at
present prices about forty cents bdrfel Oh
the refined oil ii is 81 a barrel,
3 The best opinion is that Splndletop tiil
is good for twenty years and that new de-
posits within the field will be discovered
faster than the old ones are exhausted SO
that the field itself will be permanent. we
own most valuable, promising and extensive
territory off well as on Splndletop. ana
lightning cannot very well strike anywhere
in the district without hitting us SomeW mere
but our property is we'll selected, so favor
ably situated, valuable for multitude OF
purposes and extensive that even II we
never produced another barrel or OIL We
could pay dividends and make the stock a
good investment at par
For the purposes of completing the re-
fnery and extending and improving the
equipment of the property IA limited amount
az the Treasury stock fs offered for sale n
81 n share up February goth and $4.25 n
share after that date.
MAXI checks payable to the order of the
ORANGE OIL AND REFINING COMPANY, ana
send o 20 william street, New York
MYRA b. MARTIN.