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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-06-04
MIXED POULTRY RAISING.

There will always be some poultry
raisers that will find 1t to their ad
vantage to devote their efforts to the
production Of one kind of poultry pro.
duct and that too from one breed. But
there will always be more who will
take pleasure in raising variety OF
breeds and producing various things
to market. The specialist will turn
his intensive efforts into money, but
his plant will be idle large part OF
the year. Whether poultryman is to
be a specialist or follow some plan for
putting on the market variety of
poultry products must depend on the
person, especially on his particular
bias of mind In this matter. The man
that follows mixed poultry raising has
some advantages over the specialist.
He can keep his labor employed all the
year around. This Is no small ad-
vantage II the plant is large enough TO
require the labor Of one man. More
over. he can place upon the market
some kina OF produce during every
month of the year. In the spring he
has broilers to sell; in the summer, fas
hens; in the fall. marketable cock
erels; and the winter eggs. A con-
tinuous revenue will thus be assured.
1t is a question how far mixed poultry
raising should be carried. There are
some poultry men that boast of hav-
ing over 80 varieties of land and waite:
fowls, and in addition several kinds OF
pigeons. II Is no small task tc
educate oneself on the different all
ments to which so many breeds are
subject. In many cases mixed poultry
raising is advisable, but 1t should be
followed with moderation.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-06-04

means Of 1t rafting may be prevented
on stormy nights and the occupant
Of the room may sleep undisturbed.
Turpentine will cleanse zinc and
make 1t look like new. Wash the zinc
irst in hot soda water and then rub
with flannel dipped in turpentine.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-06-04
raheta Waist.

Blouse of straw-colored taffeta made
with groups of plaits. The yoke is
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-06-04

The saddle" is the posterior part
OF the back. running to the tail IN .
cock and answering to the cushion in
hen.-cushion. however, being re
stricted to very considerable devel-
opment, as In Cochins. while saddle"
may be applied to any breed.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-06-04

A good man isn't necessarily dssir-
able neighbor.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-06-04
Pennsylvania Endorse. Roosevelt.

Harrisburg. Pa. May 2S.-The re-
publican state convention yesterday
endorsed President Roosevelt for re-
domination and declared against any
change in the tariff schedules. Tho
state administration was strongly en-
iorsed and no mention was made In
the platform OF the Grady-Salus libel
law enacted by the recent legislature
Senator Quay declined to accept re-
election as chairman of the state com.
mittee and his colleague, Senator Pen
rose was chosen his successor.
The convention was remarkable for
the unanimity with which 1t disposed
Of it's business and the lack Of contest
for the four places on the state ticket.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-06-04

DR.. F. NJ. Powell, superintendent OF
the institution for feeble-minded al
Glenwood, has written a letter to the
board Of control, telling in detail Of
the recent storm there. His state
ments as to the injured correspond
with reports already given out, that
there were two killed and few
slightly injured. He puts the dam.
age at high figure and says 1t viii
reach SOL 500.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-06-04

One of the strange freaks of the
cyclone in South Des Moines was re-
ported from near the Getchell resi-
dence in the path of the storm.
Three fine trees had been standing
near the house. The storm struck
them. Two were twisted and broken
almost squarely off about ten feet
from the ground, while the third
seemed to receive all the force OF the
twister in downward pressure, and
instead of being broken was driven
fully eighteen inches down into the
solid earth The roots of the tree
were snapped and the earth about
its base was carried down with 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09
REAL ESTATE.
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Nathan Harsh. who last week ssuSht Nc. -
Thoupsoa-st. has row also bought No. I7s. adJoin-
Ing. making q plot s5x1oo feet
Morris weinstsin has sold Nc IS Gouve-ne1r-st.
a FIVE story front and four story rear ren.rrs1r
house. On lot 25x100 feet. adjoining the southwest
corner o. Monros-st
I. VI Mosausr * co. have sold for James Spek-
torsxy 70 Harry SchveIrzer No. e NadiSCn-st.
four story front and rear buildings. On plot 215xlSs
feet, between James ard Roosevelt sts Mr. Schweit-
Ter has rssold the property 20 Lowenfeld s Frazer
Charles Garfield has sold Nos 70 and Z East One
hundred-and-fourtesnth-st two FIVE STORY fat
houses on plot 5lx110u feet. adjoining the south
east corner II Fifth-ave.
John Mcdonald has sold Nos Es5 and so East
sevenrysixtA-st. two four story fathogses on plot
5axf029 feet.
Conrad G. Gross and George HeTbeneT nave sold
No. $50 5Ss AmsIerdaun-ave. northwest corIe- OF
Eghty-elshth-st. i've story f1rhouse WITH STOKES.
plot 10Osx30 feet Jacob Rossubaunl. Samuel
Siegel and Z. " MosaEsr CO. were the brokers'
Morris Weinstein and Thor1as p. Graham have
sold 70 Cohen & Giauber No. as West Th.rty--1rs--
st, five story tenement house, on lot -xsss feet.
William T. Emo has sold the plot atx10o.5 feet. on
The north side Of Sixty-seco1d-st Z5 feet vest OF
Central Park West. to r NJ StiyeTs * Co, who
Viii erect building for their own use.
John J. Clancy & Co. have sold for the estate o.
Ferdinand BeinhaUer to AuCust Eftzen- president
brownstone 'front.' dwelling house az 10. 81 West
Tffty-eighth-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

FRY .rrrcRAru 70 rIrE -ETBUsE.l
-.s-,r, sen s-The demand for cash wheat wa poor
80 sus ere East reported I'VE loaes for export
- rsse -hsats There were reports ootn
- he No-fhwsst and Southwest, C increased ossA
~s~lurs ard tie gGalitz q the NorfhEeseTn wheat 10
= = n. rso- enough - count something against the
.-ssa, The wheat futures here olosed '1g-se lower
- - F-tae~ The outside speculative interest vas
-, mere uas too much rain II the Northwest ne
-...A.- 4 EnFlaus showery- English ularAete -ie
,,sbsnrsa Paris higher The statistics I'D not
- :, -,.r be~suse tAey covered movement q foUr
- sDs comparisons possible The visible IN
$50 ~ 00o bushels The stock hers-Zel7ooo ouses
r~-.sss5 sse GO bushels Worics shtFEaents--sOlo
--.tsl.--s-e helpeG out b. large contributions from
-. Fussa ane the Danube Cearsncss Tor three Gays
- So 800 90 bushels. mainly from Galveston Tie
- vsss interests here appear have become bearish-
.,,s- so a. s0ac soc be. an closed a. 50 &c
,.1sr,. peosnbe- closed al siac; Nsy a. s4se
1.s uho covered ~ their FRIDAY Tor Tear there
- - ed weather over the holidays Pat Il cut again
,ss- count- offerings showed considerable Increase
~ ths- 600 900 bushels bought by The elevS.or PEG
re s.nas Fr1zs Naturally. there VaE a good deal az
as on ne market trom three dsyt scc-naulator-
"A es aa-v tozay snd estimated fer toorTow Cast
-,- vas ! 70 lke lower. The futures closed II 70
- ur5sr Friday September cold a. Sac and e. DC
a. el,ses AZ SIC: Deosnbcr closed a. Sic and NAY
-o,ss a. tic The shipping demand vas SLOW. nothing
.op n. v1s.re increased J59.00o bushe-s The STOCK
here ooO 51shels-dscTeassd l29ooa ousass he
elss shLrr.euts-s coo bushels-Were chiefly from
--r-ans o. passag- increased Tb6 900 bushels IRE
,.-ns a. POSSIBLY ught froscs for North Kansas s-o
,-ss ro-rno-rov Cls not Inspire any buying Patier.
us vet out over TIE Burlington system 70 look a
IRE corn declared his conv1caon hso 1ct e@en
-hsnees Corn waS hs SAD srl n The MIX and So
II aange- q f-ost.
o,.. ls-.s Nc % 80 uzssr Frtsay September sS1ei
r.e-~h.r s-s.r see-r and May. SsA<c- The weakness
va tyr.pathe1c with Receipts we're as cars VIE
- estimated Cor to-rnorrou Cash cats we're Nc 70 =
aous- The visible Increased 5000 bushels. eno uae
81 h.s-2 Isl 600 bushels-decressst 6oao0o hushels
0s shfprsnts were se5 Geo bushels Including 0Isooo
t-ys.-ls standard TIE Shipping demand vas auiet
Provisions strong PORK uachsnsec rr &c hshsr
- UNCHANGED 10 l7.c up and ribs Unchange6 - 2oc Up
n ss~a,-.s ves mainly or the October ribs s1d Lard
ne packers are having good cash trade and tnss 1re
., Die SEPTEMBER and ocsober prices IN order 70 I'd
r-ose ID basis q rhsir cash t-zussesioaf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09
REALTY NOTES.

Herman J. Levy was the broker IN the sale OF the
southwest corner OF Nadison-ave- and Ous-hu1-
drsd-a No -tveEtietil-St. Cohen & Gtauber.
John L I4angtol. manager OF the Victoria Hotel.
has leased from r. H. SPaI6Ing the new Hotel
Spalding just being completed. M 1T 10 1S5 West
Forty-third-st-. for term OF tweuty-ore years at
al aggregate rental OF about 2,o1o go Alfred c.
Marks was the broker n the trans7ction-
q. Carlucct & Co. have leased for :. Tito the
northwest corner Of Elizabeth and Grand sts. ct
an aggregate Teltal OF about S360Ge Also for Phir
Cohen the I'VE story tenement house No. ~ East
Forty -eiZhth-Sr- az aggregate rental Of $3.50;
also No. II Jones-st, five story tenement house
s6.e0
j. ". Doouttle has leased to 3. ?. ChampIin the
Plerrsponr, family apartment hotel. Nos a. 4
ana q west Thirty Se<CUd-st-. for the Realty Se-
curtIleS Company for term OF tweuty-one years
at gross rental OF ABOUT $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09
Public Notices.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
~ DEPARTMENT OF FTSAScE
srEEAr FOR TIE COLLECTION OF taxes

~ DEPARTMENT OF FTSASL
ET-FEAE FOR TIE COLLECTION OF taxes
New York SEPTEMBER Isl, L9l5
Taxz.ye-s vho desire &c ootan ta-- bis pro1Dty
= 1r5eIrs1 in ohces scacrs properly
- 's-ctt5u O. Ward. Block su1 To- Map Number.
inz copy % rom thair bills o. lazc rear
assessed Tor uersgnal
ticn sao1ld aIso rvq1est 81 Tor sccn AZ
Each reI1ts ton s111d he accom- 7aaiei ~ s-vsL
,ps 6sarf-s proper address - appllraar AND
VT-H RErURN POSTAGE PREPAID
q doubt regard q War1. Section B4ocx
ar T5r Number sroIld leeds
% Taxes ard Assessments and thar
nr1u4-tv Iocars1 rhs maps a. Department.
$500 Deputy Receiver %
r.o-stson certided EeDcTaul % t1siT pr0DsFcv.
vhfeh Be- furnished - ne DeFartna1r q Taxes
an Asssssae1-s
..-rsd 81 nal earliest poss cis r1cu1sut. and
svcf4 DELAY cz-ss1 1v .watrE ulas.
auired u case u psrsonal app1carioz-
TIE r-ouisi-i1r - 1d1resse- ard mai.t 70 -
rlerurv Pscefrer q Taxes WliC1sser tns
pEcpelty IS l0cstsd. a. tolors-
r0rI% M-DONC-GH ~. 81 Chambers street.. sor-
osgn e Manhattan &ss NorN
jobs Il CNDEREILIA corner Thf-4 ard -rs-ozr
ysCoB s VAN WVCBS sf1aicipaI Bundlaz. 5orsusn
. - FTrtSfCE " BLrcKwESN corner r.ckson
Aveaas FIfth Street Lons Liand city borousn %
J0HN pE MORGAN Bay snI sand s---ss. s-srls-
TN srafen fsiard. 8Qrcugn % ElcEuionc. y p
ASrer receiving bis taxpayer All nat rney
related thea draw cnecx Tor TIE net 4lc1nE
sifr "a T. ed via an sdtresssd Wc
1870 prepaa tas Dcputs Eeceise- n WhicnsEsr
-~----.r prouerrv iocat@1-
AL Bills PAID pTRISG OCTOBER MUST 81
As-f-A AA0 DAVID z AUSTEN
Recsfvsr % -AzD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Lev. Barnett. the German Osd Fellows Houa.
Association: losth-st. No la East. yeas
April. julius tie German 0,ia Fslow. Fiou:- $500
Assoelations hsLa-st. No leo East: years
ETts. Peter, jr. I, Cara Max and another. iis;f-
s. Hos 8 and 8 West. prtor unnresazes. SO CO.
- mortgages years. per cent. eac1........ fs0o
Newman. Adolpn, 20 the state Bank. ISrh--r
Ne: as and $50 Esse; year 8 Pc ceat...-"- 1900
De-55t.-est Lsaacr anu another % the state Bank:
B4eecksr-st. :. 60 g CO Carz1ins-st: I year.
Azldsl. samuel another 70 NIs-y 3 Sch--zb.
2d-st Nos 100 ana 1s2 years AZ per cent. 5000
S-4rcke. = : Henry. 70 Hudson City
Ils-IIutic1. ota-a-s. No So. years. a. psr
Davis. Henry A % the Ewing Publ shi7z CON
paryf S4th-s-. No 100 West prior -1ortgaxs
st9OtO5 years, rcerr-.................- I00e1
5-ccneTs AugusTe and another
sSd-st Nos IS and 50 East; prior mortgage,
S4tOoo year. Per cent-..-..-.......-.-.-.. 600
1ia-ino. Angelo 70 American Mortgage Company;
stth-Sr. No rs East 3 years per ceur---.. Seoo
Woit FanE3e . American Mortgage Company.
Esssx-st. No s.: years, per cent - Il 600
SaIs 70 Fanny LIeorerus pForerry,
mortgage, kls.00c demand. per Gait. sgp
Lifshutz. Aooiph. % Title Guarantees and Trust
company East Broadway No 223s Sea-z. a.
s. Johns College Fo-dha-- u UnI5n Tr1st Con-
psny: plot begins At Powell GJ-uto7
Hi Farm. rurs 27074 y Southern
Boulevard 1851 5 5 Bronx PARK trreg
s4so PeInanl-avs- Z $ az OF aoove parcel
Jackson. Alonzo Russell : Johnson. Jscyrson-
ave, V :, $50 Il of 1s3d-s,: Building Loan
p-l2r mortgage. $4,000 due April 2 1904 psF
--- ..s
same % BenJarrtl Jackson. same property: p-io-
mortgages. S963oo demand Per 70 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09

Sale Of Additional Troy IN. ~
Water Works Bonds.
conpt-oler-s once. Trey. y y

conpt-ouer-s once. Trey. y. Y
August g. 1908
The ur6ersipres VII receive sealed bids. at
his once. unfi noan Of the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1903 for registered bonds Of the CITY
q Troy, bearing date September lst lSo5.
and amounting IL the aggregate tc the sun q
three hundred and ffty-fve thousand dol
lsrs fS355.OeG. PAYABLE ss follows.
Twenty thousand dollars IN each OF the
.ea-s 1917. 1915. 1919. 1921, 49,.
1923, 1924. 1928. 1926. 1872. lbs.
and fifteen thousand dollars IN the year 1920.
They are known as Additional Water Works
Bonds o. the CIV o. Troy" and are issued
uneer the provisions o1 Chapter 516 Of the Laws
q iss6 ss amended by Chapter ass OF the Laws
OF 1873 and Chapter $40 c3 TIE Laws OF lSoo
ard The Laws sulenoatory thereof and supple
mental thereto. ana r. pursuance of an orol-
nance q the Common Council of the City OF
Toy ADOPTED or the 10Th day OF August, 1908,
Slo approved by the Mayor of saf6 City, on the
-lst DAY O. August. 1903
ne bones VII be IN denominations OF one
Thousand dollars each and VIII bear interest al
= 80 faie q four per centum Per snnura. pay
ao.s sern-annually from and after the date CO
lssue TIE principal and interest VII be pay
eoe y New York City. All bios and proposals
ena4 oe accompanied with . certified check
pa.aole 70 the order % the City q Troy for not
- slan one per certCm Of the par value OF
sc ponds as a guarantee that che bidder viii
-eAs ne ooncs = they are awarded 20 him. and
49, suns Tor which said checks are given shall
- ue3aec as 'ouidsted damages and shall be-
- q ne City Of Troy. In case OF the failure.
.1.-sa4 q neglect Of the bidder OF bidders 70
-, - eoch bonds within ten DAYS after notice 20
-. - OF them BY the Comptroller OF said City
:. -. Ls o. they have been awarded such bonds
e4-n sale. The checks OF unsuccessful bid
- W. De returned Immediately after the
80 - rsoe q said bends. Notice OF the
s,. sc WI Dc given 70 the successful bidder ss
Leroy RicEe-son.
ComuTrorler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

By Herbert Sherman: Lexington-avs. y car az
whist 6o2xt0 story hk ~ II 3 Shspart sxr agt
Norris Plnus - al Van S2iaderea. stty; John Hczs
r. re9i amt due. Sc 5@S Is. 50 II; sos
subject 70 ultgs OF S500On.
BY Parrish, Fisher. Mooney & CO: 434 2oth-s- q ;.
las II q 1Crhaye. I6 Sxs1 II IsasshoIa story ok
1Tg b. c . Ianlen EUrtc1. sSrz. zgr Il A
Pew ct a.: r A 2 Daytor atty. A D Truax re-. ar1s
due, S45ei IS. taxes. S422
By Charles A B4rran: Authouy-avs. n 2 81
-ox- % Norta-avo. Webster-ave, f13i-st. e3x-
Smith ref; partition.
BY Peter Meyer: MspIs-st 8 SO p q Js-or-a-s.
2oxloO; 3 Z Banking Co Anselno BiI9rts al.
= TrapnslL atty. L Adams IS.
taxes etc. so 30; prior r1orr. 81 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s4th-st. No LOT vss- =OxfOe =: TIE Tvfnz pub
!ishins Company to Henry \ Davis. mortgage
,, s1,yo -. .No--tns
DAVIS % re ETI1g Publishing Company. mort
sases S!Ie.gS .2So-ztea
Pe11zy lvania, NeE-To-k and Lang Island Rail
lad, Eosd COMPANY 49,; ,4s 90,
Msrinls . Abraham Nssi1s and szoche-: NOR
cages. SO 500 c a-1......-..-..-....-
Nercsr-sr. No 81. 5 25xI0G William = ~
Doerr ard another % Mary A D0err: ali title.
-ss g -, - .son1izs
Hahn . George H Figus-o=; n1o---a-s So
Sll. exchange -....-.--..,.--.
lsth-sr. Nos and West 81 exfOO II. Cra-a
Max ard another 70 Peter Erts Il; mortgage
,o 50 600 ", -, 81 So
Abraham - Hannah Abraham r,orrxaxs
eo0tIO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By joseph Day: go Pesrl-st I " corner Er.-st 2Jx
100. story store ami loft bldg: Qusck~rbusn A
Saackene1sh Ct a: Cuackenbush & W. attys; DovI-
ng ref: sold subj 70 for $50 COO taxes
gzStl51o1 70 { QGaeksnogsa. party IN interest.
81 Philip sr1Tta: % 124th-st e. go IT W CT Park
sys: Ixle9li. story . twg h; " Powers ags " \
IKE e az Hatcn. r & g. a II Larki1. ref
e3s $3.50 s2 sold subj 20 two Tor S7.e0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09
DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY.

THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
l. of ONE PER CENT. the capital
hss beer declares payable Cccber l. 1903 ChecEs
1n -ailec stocEhcoers q record payable the
cree q Kean Van Corrlsa6t & Co. 30 Pine St. New
York.
-oS 81 = cock noon uur Frtcsy October "a al 10
: z Russell Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09

OFFICE or THE DEPARTMENT or PARKS.
Arsenal BUILDING. III IL AEENlE I'D SlNLl =
FOURTH STREET. ttDtlOLl51 or MAJ IA Az -i1-
CITY OF EEA 1Dh.fA-
SEALED BIDS WILL Be RECEINED d
- the Pz-k Board The abovs odlcs o: the Depart-
Parks u-tl = o'cloCk = "a. II
TIKI R&DAN. OCTOBER -. 1908
BorouEh OF Manhattan.
--op xTouE- s,.D MsTERTsIs FOB ERECTION
AS-D cOMPTETFOS or THE LIBRARY - 49,
-vr-E y TWr NEW YORK PCLLEC Lt8EsAttL.
GcTCr TrS0N AND TTLDES FOUNDATIONS
FIF-TH AVENUE. FogTIEIE AND FoRIH-SE-o''D
RE time aIioaea doing and eoraietins ne a-st
All us three CElel1ar minis 81 -
r--e = begin work building has been given y
-. arrhtte~f~ nua section ne tine shan ce l1I
aonths AFTER ugsce begin work a. TIE olitaas shl
tsvr bee- given ty TIRE Arch lects-
re cf sec--it. reQure1 W. y &c 1-H-i7N
tho1szn5 dollars
~ WILLIAM r. WILCOX,
r EISLlE-
RICHARD TcUSG.
C1rarassior.r.
rs-s1 sEszst - 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09
City Property for Sale.

Y E5W four story bay ndow 'front.' nahum sized
~ can nasemert dwellings - ~ Wssr focch-s-
sLeaz Eszt-d ard sl=c.ric hgArins: housss opsa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09
0FFICF OF THE DEPARTMENT OF

OFFICE OF THE DEPAKTMENI OF
e,--S sr-aef For5asr q Manhattan ne City q New
Yc-k-Sesed bids q wIl bs received nv ne
Pz-E "a above ctlce Ct the DelsrT rs1L g
PARIS urril s o'cIock p. n. THURSDAY sEPIEA-
BFsP 10 1919 B-rauE1 o. The BrorI- -.
No J. Fo- fz-aiss1s al Ire isas- snt Hatera-s -
To- Zool1Ecal Para. Break ark n the City q -s~
EorS. ,.-s- -. - ,--,,zr-
f-or uipe snd hy5rzcs Bronx Park Borough q 4ae
70 ! Fol furnishing and delivering lumber in BTo11
pzrE Fsoruszh II TIE ErcnX-
Z OF -" WILLIAM p WILCOX.
John z EJSTIS.
E-GEAED YOUNG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09

POSITIVELY closing estate. Unparalleled ba-xz1s
L FIzsbrsh lots sl75 worth 500 lsZnszts. m
PROVED nefxarcrhcod trolley ENECL4Vr -"
Ffafnash- ass. BrcotTn Open sundays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09

AMERICAN BEET SUGAR COMPANY.
Preferred stock Dividend No l..
No. 81 Nassau Street
YORK September 2n6
a regular QUARTERLY DIVIDEND (NO.
- =, a ONE AID oNE-HALF PER CENT. on The
pprrTpPE STOCK O. trfs Company has been declared
5svsble or Ocoher 1s 1903 stockaoce-s g Record
= - lose a business SEPTEMBER ls1 1908
f--s-,-s u "a. bs nailed =. z TUCKER
Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09
DiUidend Notices.

AMERICAN can COMPANY.
AT A MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF d.
recrors American Car Company. held sept-ra-
Der fret 1893 dividend q ard one-hsf per cent
declared the Frefe-re5 Stock payable
Sorh, srcckhcl6erx close q
Business September 18th
TIE Trz-Efe- Books viii closes re Prsrer--c
septsbs- I6lh Septs-be- SQrh. Gays
Inclusive
Checks vii be mailed.
AMERICAN CAN CoKPANT
2 z ISAECN Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09
Proposals.

office OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
~ Psrr. Arsenal Building Fifth avenue ard Sixty
fourth street Borough q Manhattan the City O Ne"
York-Sssee BIDS estimates vii &c received y =
PARK Board above Office q TIE Dsrs-Jrs1i q
parks uurf 8 O'clock P. NJ. THURSDAY. SEELEA-
EER 1900 Borough Of Manhattan
W / constructing walk pavement q e tzA1
eSp-zuz6e adjacent 20 Ire seq "a
siorE ire water frort River FsEE
X F0r alterations . plumbing ~oTS
and new tuE for comfort station a IEic7
Seuare c-ttzEe
10. labor and rate-als Iequi-ed toT The e-e.ioa
comfort station IN City Han Park
-0' 800 WILLIAM F WILCOX.
JOHN 2 ELSTIE-
RICHARD YOUNG.
saf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09
Furnished Houses to Let.

ITO RENT. FCPSIsHED-wsst End Av.ns-. z.a- ssra
street. snail "a story American basement house.
vel ard co-1pstsiy furnished re house percsct
cider ths nsigaboraood UIsEcspto-ahs and
desirable tenant Moderate r r. Box -. Tribune Orcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09
City Property for Sale or to Let.

> 0-e 20 AVE
tr1ug al light Il. J. FERRIS. Agent. 30 = 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09

Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COLET. NEW YORK COUNTY
- -F~aus Zflav. PlsinL1 against ErzsscsL Zl-Av.
raSsuear--To above named defsr1arr. Eou
hsrsbv Summoned Complaint IN rhts actor
ara 70 copy % your 2nSe- ur,n re sa1-s at
rornsv within twenty afrsr ths servc- of this
mons exclusive q Ire day % service ana of
fafiI1rs 20 appear or jEdsze1t VII taken
azai1ss yol default fer the relief esr-z1Gef
cSr-llr-. Action divorce ground Ter 31ue-S-
TRIAL desired - New York Co-rrE
Dated. TSrk. August 15th 1905.
DAVID BEEGS-ELN
P1zf-rl1s
ocs and Post O-s address. SCI Broadway. EorouS1 q
MANHATTAN. New YORK Cl-y.
To IRE above named defendant 1hs torsEoias s1-ozs
ed urcu yod y publication. pu-suer- orts~
- Hon yohr Proctor Clarke q ths Justices % ts
Supreme Court % state q New York dac ths In
Ia 81 the complaint n o-cs q
the CLERK OF County Tc-k Cou1-y
House sai Couury. the Borough Ct 1is-har-z1.
Of New Torz-
Dated New Tork A1yust 18Th 1893.
DAVID 6EEGSTErS.
Afror-ey Tor Planrt-
OEcs Pos. Once sdirsss 8o2 Brce6vay. BoEousa %
Manhattan. New York CRY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09
Proposals.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Park Board az TIE Office % the Dersstras1- q
Parks Arsenal Building Fffrs Avenue z-t SIytyfou-th
Street, Borough or Manhattan the City CT New YORK
until ociocx p. N.
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER II. 1913.
fer paving asphalt asrc where directed re
cutters TIE drives Il Cs-ra Park
Fer fun particulars. see civ Record.
WILLIAM 2 WILCOX
JOHN Z. ETSTIS.
RICHARD YOUNG.
Commissioners
Datet SEPTEMBER & 1905
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR
building Pier No. - Meth River. Contract No. SOS
eno TOT Coal Contrast No $40 VII oe rscstvee ny ire
Sonmissin-er cf Decks. Pier a Battery Place. Until
City Record
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR
Pies. contract Nc. SOC. VII resolved Con-
oelock noon. September 1Tch. 1903 FcV particulars see
City Escord1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09
HeIn Wanted.

WANTED FOR Z. s ARMY ABLE
w bofs-a unmarried r-7 between q q a74 IS
Uufs@e sts-- a rcoo earctr ant tsperats
bahs M speak. aat write EasIiz1
eecruirfrx C---er. ~ Trfrd
Tssr1 Ave. 19S Ska Ave. n T.. 80 Fu-en 81.