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New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
Financial.
Reorganization of
ATLANTIC COAST LUMBER COMPANY

To the BondhoIders, Stockholders and Cred
itOrs of AtIahtic Coast Lumber Company
Timber Company and Georgetown and
Western Railroad Company.
Notice is hereby given that plan OF reorganization
OF Atlantic Coast Lumber Company has been adopted.
that in order participate plan
sary to make deposit Of the bonds.
by you with the Industrial Trust Company Of Providence
r. /. or with Morton Trust Company Of New York City
Such deposit should be respect bonds.
and commercial paper upon which Atlantic
Company alone liable by delivering
ferabe form to either Of said companies. n
respect commercial paper upon which parties
corporations liable and in respect
than commercial paper. by executing assignment
thereof to the Reorganization Committee and delivering
such assignment TO either OF such companies A
rectipt win be given by the Trust Company for all de-
posits.
Deposits OF stock must accompanied by the pay
meHt 10 the Depositary for account OF the COMMITTEES
equivalent $40 per share for stock deposited
such payment 70 be made IN cash IN claims against
Atlantic Coast Lumber Company. approved by the Re
organization COMMITTEES.
deposits made will subject all the terms and
conditions OF the said Plan Reorgani-
The OF the properties the
OF Foreclosure and Sale has been noticed for August
1903 and except as otherwise determined in the absolute
discretion Of the Reorganization Committee. ana upon
such and conditions 1t prescribe bond
stock claim which shall have been deposited or
assigned prior to August 3d. 1908. will be entitled 10
participate under the said Plan Of Reorganization
Copies Of the plan may be had application Morton
Trust Company. New York City Industrial Trust
pany. Providence r. l. the Secretary Of the Com
mittee.
e. c. BENEDICT.
SAMUEL p. COLT,
COSTELLO @. CONVERSE.
FRANCIS L. HINE,
FRANCIS LYNDE STETSON,
sAMUEL NORRIS
Secretary,
Murray St. New York city
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Minnie . B TsnsiI to Amelia sarnetS @oft
s1stEst. No lS5 East. 176xioo5: Minnie 4
BLANCHARD to Martin H Goodklnd, mortgage
SlSggS; aae 4; oos " 49, $40
+ Greaeen TO John L Roden: mortgage $500
5tS-avsl No ia5 = "a iixi5. ! Eliz l. Mooney 4'
ct al to Ephraim Gottlieb; and 5; o c and. 10
1Osth-st No 90 East, 25xIOO II; simon Epstein
francesca De Marta. .Nouaina
Gray to Max Rollnick- 10
lsth-st. No % west. 25xlOS g. Ellenora shephard
TO Hannah Talent: mortgage $4,000. .Nonnina
i25th-st =. 40 Il ( OF Park-ave 1OOz2O1.1O:
cages S225 ooo re-rsooTded $50 100
S7th-st IS II Of 1Oth-ave. 20x1OO5; Edith
School for Crippled ChiIdren: ana .Nonntna
SchwaTzler 10 August F Schwarzler: mort - -.
ee1hest n 5 225 # W Of 1th-ave " 25x1ooii: -''
Ignstz Roth o 70 Albert HsTskovits. a part; -
o49rsgasSs 900; and and so7 - I:
Levin Morris H FEEDER. i part all title;
mortgages 800 c and ..-.-......-:., 10
to Carrie F MiIisr mortgages $4,000. .Nonns
Ansterdam-ave No 6Sd. 5. 6Sx 24x
co6en Tesrss oH Lii. q % 9SEn1s Eatbsl .sloca
72d-st, Nos 500 and sO5 East; 2d-ave, No 394,
o6th-sI No S65 West; plot in rear q Nos 4o
Laura Bennett OF Laura Biggar. 10 Peter
McNulty et al EXECUTORS; qc:;;-... Norntnl
TO John FlIett; c; mortgage. $1,000 .Nonnini
aortsass $4,000 --.e.: sos
held 50x114: George W Lewis and another to
the Trinity Baptist Church mortgage $500. .Nonina
BROOKLYN
Fultoa-st No 2O1e. W g. 1sxs5. .6x1szs62: Rosa
Nathan to Rosie Hoffman; mortgage, S4.500;
FIlton-st. No 2ol7. W $, isxs4 2xisxs4 10; Rosa
Nathan to Rosie Hoffman mortgage. S4.5OO
G ana 10
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
Notice to Creditors.

TO THE CREDITORS OF GEORGE BER-
- gen late the Town Of Montgomery. Orange
County, deceased.An application having been made TO
the Surrogates Court Of Orange County for letters Of ad
Tninstratid upon the said deceased and
of the Administrative bond fixed at
double the amount the creditors, pre-
sented TO the Surrogate. less
$5OOOo TO the provisions Of section 2664
Code Civil Procedure Will therefore
said Surrogate Office in Goshen before the
day Of September 1903. claim claims against
the estate Of said deceased.
Dated July q 1908.
O. T HOWELL. Surrogate
C Coleman. Petitioners Attorney Newburgh. N. 7.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
DiUidend Notices.
IESSED STEEL CAR COMPA

SPREssED STEEL CAR COMPANY.
July 22d 1898.
PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO Is
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
THREE-QUARTERs PER CENT $3.50 will be
Pa6 on the preferred stock of This Company August 18th
1903 70 stockholders Of the OF business
July 29th 1903. Cheques will be mailed from the once
July %9th 1903 and reopen 10 a. n August 18th 1908
P q. JENkS, Treasurer.
COMMON DIVIDEND NO Is
quarterly dividend Of ONE PER CENT 90 will Be
pad on the common stock Of this Company August 26t
1908 20 stockholders of at the close Of business
august oth 1908 Cheques Will be mailed
o. me company The transfer books will close P NJ
august 5h 1905 and 10 ~ NJ August 26h 1903
P 9. JENkS, Treasurer,
EXTRA DIVIDEND NO. l.
Inc thlro quarterly installrnent OF ONE-FOURTH
ONE PER CENT ~ Of 1e) Of extra dividend Of ONE
t.tSf CENT OS) viii be paid tho common stock Of
this COMPANY august 26t 1908 stockholders record
az me close OF business August 9Th. 1908 Cheques
mailed from the Ottce Of the Company. The transfer
oooks VII close at p NJ August 9TH 1905 reopen
2. G. JENKS Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
REAL ESTATE.
Laura Biggar GiUes Quit Claim to
Benefits Estate.

Laura Biggar. the actress, yesterday gave quit
claim TO the property Nos. So3 and SS East Sew
enty-secondst. No. 1884 Second-ave.. No. 2s3 West
Fifty-sixth-st. and plot in the Of Nos. 435
and 4S7 East Seventy-sixth-St to Peter J. McNulty
and others, executors Of the estate OF Henry NJ.
Bennett The stated consideration was nominal
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
Insurance Statement.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

INsuRANCE DEPARTMENT
Albany. June 9th, 1908.
WHEREAS, THE TEUTONIA INSURANCE
y Company located New Orleans in the State
Louisiana filed this office sworn statement by
the proper officers thereof showing condition and
business and has complied in all respects with the laws
OF this State relating Fire Companies in
corporated by other States Of the United States;
Now Therefore, In pursuance Of Law, I. Francis
bricks Superintendent OF OF the
York do hereby certify that said Company is hereby
authorized
Insurance in this State, in accordance with
the current year. condition and business Of said
Company the date of such statement December 81
1900 Is shown follows:
Aggregate Of available assets s7s4 o27.o7
Aggregate OF liabilities Except capital
and surplus incIuding reinsurance. - ss711o73
Amount pad-up carital ........-. $50 900
Surplus 916
Amount Of income for year, 724
Amount Of expenditures the year. cash. 543
Witness Whereof,
IL. 81 and my be affixed the
day and year above written.
FRANCIS HENDRICKS.
Superintendent Insurance
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
NEW WEST SIDE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

The William H Davis Free Industrial School for
Crippled Children took title yesterday to No. Al
West Fifty-seventh-st. on a lot e0x1OO5 feet from
Edith a Hawk The property is 20 feet east ot
Tenth-ave., and is in the Of Public School No.
Al, In West Fifty-eighth-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
BAPTIST CHURCH TAKES TITLE.

The Trinity Baptist Church took title yesterday
to plot 50x114 feet in Tenth-ave.. Wakefield from
George w. Lewis and another person.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By Joseph P Day: 1o4a to 1851 eth-ave " corner
S9th-st 100 Skis two story hk dwss and story
Ok ten MS leasshold William Wetterer.
Anne Duffy indivd. etc ct all Bowers & s. attys; F
Moss, ref; amt due. SIS. 112 II.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
Bowling Green Trust co.
2e BROADWAY. NEW YORK

20 BROADWAY N EW 1Ohhs
Capital, $780, 900. Surplus, sz,5OO,0OO
OFFICERS
EDWIN GOULD ... President
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR Ist Vice.President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd v. Pres. Treas
WILLIAM N. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles p. Armstrong, Myron T. Herrick,
Geo. r. BidwelI, Edward T. Jeffery,
Frank Brainard Edward z. LadeW,
Robert c. clowry William NJ. Laws
Edmund c. Converse, j. w. Middensorf,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, WinsOw 5. Pierce,
GresViIIe NJ. Dodge, Frederick B. Schenck,
Ashbel P. Fitch, William H. Taylor,
Edwin Gould, Edward R. Thomas,
rank Jay Gould John p. Truesdel
George j. Gould, John SkeIton Williams,
John A. Hilton. e. F. c. Young
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Follett, James 7. to Frederick schlsuter: Brad
hurst-ave corner 151st-st: prior mortgage.
S46 900; due June l, 1904. per cent. .......-..
Chryste, William z, TO William F Chrystie. execu
- Church-st. corner Thomas-st; also
cember !. 1902, AZ per cent ---..-...-
Gottlieh Ephraiul. to Title Guarantee and Trust
Company; 5th-ave. No 2,195; due March -.
Lst4' Per cent. ..-.---..-.
mortgage. $4,000: demand. o per cent.
Blanchard, Minnie A. TO Title GUARANTEES and
Trust Company; 61st-st. No 135 East; 3 years.
BotJa, Giuseppe. to Simon Adler; Crotona-ave
corner Garden-st; year, ia per cent?.
De Maria, Francesca to American Mortgage Com
pany; 1OSth-st, No 240 East; 5 years. 5 per
cent
Same 70 Simon Epstein; same properly; prior
mortgage, 50 600 tnstallmsuts 9 per cent .....-
RolInick Max 70 Ella A Gray; 11Oth-st, Nos 81
and 35 East; Two mortgages. years. "A per
Talent. Hannah. TO Henry Robert I5th-st No
% West: prior mortgage. $4,000; / year. per
CcIiL
Fertig, Max TO Louis Lese and another; Grand
St No 521; prior mortgage, 500. 600; 8 years.
kalchheina. Henry. to Peter Often. RiviagLon-st.
No 264, " corner Colum5ia-st; 2 years. 8 per
cent 100000
Tanner Leonore. 10 Harris GottIieb; Madison
ave. no 1927; year. per cent.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
Diuidend Notices.

THE PRoCTER g. GAMBLE COMPANY.
Cincinnlti Ohio July q. 1908
TUE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
have this day declared a dividend of THREE CO
FER CENT the Common Stock Of the Company pay
able 18th, Stockholders record.
az O'Clock D July 81 1908. Transfer Books do
close. n 3 GAMBLE Sec'y.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

77tE-st Ncs 81 and IS East for a ten story brick
4 Rich architect. s12s 90
e9th-sr 100 II ot MadEou-aVe,
story brick dathouss with stores 5OxS7. II:
Lashowttz & Cohen. owners Pelham.
ssth-st 3. 100 II Of Aadson-avs. for a six
story brick dathouSe. with stores 6Ox97. II:
Lashovitz & Cohen. owners G F Pelham.
Hester and Forsyth SITS. a corner for a SIX
story brick hathcuse. with stores. Ix6D 9:
Meyer owner; G E Pelham. architect. 60 90
6th-st, s. Al II " OF Avenue G for SIX story
berg. owner: 2 Badt. aTchitsei $500
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
Proposals.
T S. ENGINEER OFFICE, 2OO1 l ST. n

49,. " wsshington. D. c. june 10 lsos-sealed pre-
ssas iSr construction Of highway bridge across p
aa@c River AZ Washington. D G. viii be received here
sLnlu = n, July .. 1906 and then publicly opened
NATION furnished intending bidders applicsffon
NIiAs- ;. ALLEN. Ii Col. KrE-E
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
Steamboats,.
POINTS ~

BOSTON ANR RrT F9IEEs EEeIHuD. n
FALL RIVER LINE for Newport Fall River, Boston and
all Eastern ana Northern Points Steamers PRISCILLA
n R. foot Of warren, St, week days and Sundays at
$50 P. NJ.
PROvTDFNC-E LINE for Providence. Boston. North
East Steamers PLYMOUTH and CONNECTICUT.
orchestra on each fter is N r. foot OF Murray
St, days only az 6 P. NJ
sToNINGTON LINE for stoningtoa Watch I5ilL Nara
gapsett Pier, Boston and East Steamers MAINB and
NEW HAMPSHIRE Leave Pier 40 y. r. foot ot
CIarkson St week days only at 6 ?. II.
Island. Norwich, Worcester. Boston North and East
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OF WORCES-
TER Leave Pier 40 N R. loot CaTkson St. week days
only az $50 P. NJ
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven Hartford, Spring
field and North. Week days Str. RICHARD PECK
Pier 40 n. R. 200 P. N; 3lst St. E r.
$500 P. NJ Str CHESTER W. CHAPLIN leaves Pier 40.
n. R. 1900 Midnight Sundays Str. RICHARD PECK
leaves 80. N. R, 9:30 A. N: 5lst T. R.,
1913 4 VI. returning. New York. 500 P. NJ
TICKETS AND STATEROOMS. all Lines, 167 POI.
673 1is5 3S4 Broadway. Park Place 25 Union Square
PAS Columbus Avenue 272 W. 125th Street 153 e l25th
Street New York Court $50 Fulton Street $50 Broad
way, Brooklyn. and al PteSs.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
NORTHERN SECURITIES COMPANY,
| DIVIDEND OF ONE AND' 0NE.EIGHTB

a.sl per centum on the capital stock Of this Com
pany mas been declared payable 1908
holders OF record on the books Of the Company that
The stock transfer books will be closed O'Clock P M
July % 1915 ana reopened at 10 o'clock A. M
T. 1905 Z. T NICHOLS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished BY + L Day Co. No. Nas.au-st9
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23

OWNERS, Attentiout-Don't bother with tenants ana
~ repairs viii rent tenements or dats on leas@
and give you cash security PL,SCIA co. SEE Rvsv
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By

15e President of the Borough Of Manhattan 8, ,bs
CIV Hall Room No Is until i clock a N a 10
oey July =. 1908 for alterations ana OF ues-
county Courthouse. New York COUNT Po-C-E tne
haitian. The City of Nev -ork zen q Man
Fcr fu-l particulars see city Record
JACOB a CANTOR Borough p-a.ts.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23

470 Broadway. New York, July =. 1893,
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS
day declared a quarterly dividend Of two per cent
payable and after August !
The transfer books will be closed until Aug /. 1908
c MERWTN Cashier.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-19
Ferrocarril transiberiano
Costoso y colossal

Ell professor Migulin, de San
Petersburgo, calcula en- S29 mi
Ilones de rublos, 8 como la mi
tad en- pesos de los Estados
Upidos, el costo total del gran
ferrocarril llamado transiberia-
no. FL tramo principal saljo a
razon de de $1,000 rublos la
versta (medida rusa de $500
pies ingleses) y los ramales de
Manchuria a 10000 rublos la
versta, gasto exagerado en- OPT
nion del professor, y que requle-
re una investigation muy r1gi-
da. Tambien por Russia Sc ade-
lanta mucho en- ell arte de ma
nejar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-19
! SIEMPRE ELIAS !

EEialt
Al regresar de su reciente ex-
cursion artistica por el pals. el
renomb1ado bajo de la compa-
fla de opera que hizo la Ultima
temporada en- el Metropolitan
de Nueva York, Mr. Eduardo de
Reszke, recibio una carta de su
hermano Juan, el tenor, que es-
ia en- Paris, anunciandole el fa-
llecimiento del tenor Cremoni-
nj, artista popularisimo que de-
sempeflo repetidas contratas en-
los Estados Unidos.
Cremonini era joven a1n, y
estaba dotado de notables cuall-
dades naturales como cantante.
Su voz, cuando no sufr1a con-
tratiempos, deleitaba con 10 ex-
quisito de su tersura, y en- pa
peles, 10 que Sc llama l1ricos,
daba gusto oirla, -,
Ten1a una cosa en- su contra,
seg1n hemos dido a compafieros
suyos: era demasiado buen mo-
70 10 cual saltaba a la vista), y
harto sensible a los encantos fe-
meninos. Asi que las mujeres,
locas por el, lie tenian material
mente consumido, y el arte Sc
resentia de clio.
No hay cosa, por buena que
sea, sin sus inconvenientes.
ST Cremonini fuera un POGO
massfeo, quiza seguirfa cantan-
do hasta morirse de viejo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-19
$500 AL M Es

aba hasta la echa odo
cudadoo
escban condcn eu
de cada a de
rroP ada nnguna oeta
cial semente solo bueno uaquer a6o
nosotros Mandmo ha copeta de su case con @ cmnce e
Recuden
diagon damos odas las edna apones
plan Fl pobre 10 10 han enda
gande de paciene mas gnde popu1aridad
del p1an
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-19

ratad haa crad so e plan
neces1dad u
enfermedad Cua eprana
fac6n savara sumnto Cuana mas dee coer mas
ptene esdos Charlatanes de sa faqe
ualquier nada n
Nosotros estaros eabecdo w ano
Medicos ncompetenteS no o
En-
segdamente avsos oreceno CuTa
LbreS, Serv1cos 1bres has
mec1na pene
solo fin de enganar Puoco
aon persona medco os
testnonaes personals que nan
ataror
quienes han sido aadas
Seeo nueSo modoy conanza
tesono usado enes hacen Intermediates
acuaidad abemos de
p experienced hombres permien que nobres sean udos
fin. /
consideration ofrecemos nduc
la benvenda Ia nvesgacin
queos
institution esado cudo los ah
dos Dor o gduados de
dispu negdad ncuesonabe Su
reputation ~ ujanos de reproche Eos son los
SobanoS
de todas croncas otras ndisposlcones
100000 HOMBRES DEBILES CURADOSl
va7 Ha perddo espeanzae Ea usted con-
templando matrimonial - ..,,
IECTORl NUEVO METODO DE DOS PESOS AL MES
curaa Lo ha hecho por oto haa po usted
CONSULTENOS DE SU CASOSIN COSTO
Nosoos ntanos hbremente nngd
honorable
etodo 81 Puede
escibanos enamente Manden una
GUERRA
E andado eado en- una
mandauoS en- onoS
que indiquen 81 conenido
9 DR. W. ii. SAUNDERS s. CO.
Dep. A. Englewood Station
1920 CHICAGO ILL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-19

InsurreccI6n fFancn-Uu asaltO-Mnerte de un sO-
bernadOr - COnveniO yanlSi-chnO- oesi6n dc nn
puertO-fPObres chinitOs!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-19
$500 AL MI


denes de
Unidos
etc. todas nuesa
canada nevados
nos Desde d este plan fu adcPado ha fir
han apovdo opounidad de ser benefcado
permanentemente curados q la nominal de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-19
Figuras cIhinescas

InsurreccIdn francn-Uu asaItO-Muerre de un sO-
bernadOr - COnveniO yanlki- chino 0esi6n dc un
pnertO-fI'Obres chinitOs!
"The Thimes", de Londres, pu-
blica un despacho de Pekin, di-
ciendo que ha estallado un mo-
vimiento insurreccional antidi-
nastico en- Yunnan.
.Afiade que los sublevados ha-
bfan asaltado a Linan- Flu, ha-
biendo muerto al gobernador
de aquella ciudad.
**#
Sc cree en- Londres que las
negociaciones entabladas entire
los comisionados norteamerica
nos Y los chinos, daran pOr re-
sultado I'm nuevo convenio, en-
virtud del cual los Estados Uni
dos obtendran en- arrendamien-
to ell puerto de Tatung-Fu, CO.
mo los ingleses obtuvieron el
de Wei-Hav- Wei, los alemanes
el de Riaw-Tchao, y los rusos
el de Port Arthur.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-19
AIlen st. -
SGM Juan de Puerto Res,
Aastreys0 Dc
GerardO MerinO.

Goa 0quidad, elegancia y sOlidsa 50 haeeA
IN este taller todos los trabajos del Famo-
ExisteNsia variada de generoB de primer
Glsse ingless, frAncesss, amssieaRos eatals,
nsh PFssios m6disOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-19
EH tenor
Crenn0mEEEa

blcg ! Hermosura fatal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-19

Enfermadades de
rinones
Digestion
CancereS
Intermediates del
estomago e intesti-
nos
Dyspepsia
Tunores ovarios
Hernia
TunoreS
Escrofu1a
Epilepsia
Entermedad
de oreja
Enfernedad de
bright's
Tisis
Estreches
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-19
SQ SALUD VALE A VD. VN PESO?
Ell GRAN PLAN DE DOS PESOS
Connotodo e1 pueblo enfero puede ser curado sobre
este plan pago simple bajo.
Ernejor tratamiento en- Ia Terra por soIamente ST.

expar los ecores de este ape
puede hacer Como podemos pacntes soamcnte
The Van Buren press., 1903-09-05

Galveston. Tex. and return 500 tickets on
sale Aug. 5Ju Final limit sept TO- lyO&
Home visitors excursions to Indiana, OHIO Snt
Louisville kentucky Tickets ON sale sept 1t
N'h. lllhaud oct 6th. Final return limit SOdGs
Rate ! fare for round Trip,
Following weekend tickets are now on aN
saturday, and Sundays each week, return Mon
day following
Eureka springs. $3.50 Rogers s2,3l MonieSS
$40 NiusloM sLuj
New service to Little Rock and Memphis va
Frisco ana Rock Island system, twice dsy
Train leaving Van Buren, at 1iO a. m. reaches
Little Rock ut 35j p m, and carries through
Pullman sleeper which sets ont NJ Litto kCh
aud can Dee occupied until morning i i'"1a,s
Memphis NJ a. m connecting with all mornDs
trains on dIycrging railways Return service
Is equally as good. Give II trial and be coh'
WINGED
Homosockcg excursions to Rll points IN 10
dian territory Oklahoma aud TeNas to whco
The one way rate is w. or more, ut the rave o.
one fare plus s2 for the round trip. Final lIll
a days from date Of sslc-tiCkots ON sale lheM
and 3rd Tuesdays IN July, August and sep'em
bcr
Summer tourist rates June 10 Sept 20, lAm
IL Oct 81; one fare plus 5D cents for iound w
20 tourist points In Colorado, Utah and SCUM
Dakota, Also rates 10 all tourist points IN INC
Norlh West and Fast during season,
Baltimore, Md account of AunuM Meeting
Sovereign Grand Lodge, Independent order .,
odd Fellows Date of sale september IA aha
10. 1908 Limit for return september lNh, WIN
privilege Of extension tO oct Bid by .phymen
Of slOl Rate for found "Trip sH,lo with y &C"
fee ut baltimore,
San Francisco Calf account Of AmenCsn
Bankers Assn, Date Of sale oct sth 70 laa'
incl Final return limit November 30, W@
SlOp.oyor prlyolurcg aud diverse routes oD@'p'
able, Round "Trip rate si22j
Little Rock Ark-account TncnnmIGl ton,t
cayo Granddaughter Royal Arch Masons, peWSS'
sale oct irl lih, and bth tpturn llnll Oot llM
except ihnl by payment Of n 70 cent lee llmlWal
Dc extended 10 Noy, o, 1908, Fare Tor lho 'oo"'
trip $3.50
50 Louis, Mo account IT, Louis falr PaW, Pl,
Of safe oct T. 500 N and ., Final return ll"'
oct ~ 1908. Faro for the round trip elAoN
lloNrsEERrRs EyCuslusS 70 Indian 'no mo
Oklahoma Territories and Texas Tho rinoo oV
system viii continue the sale of these uckve III
first and lhrd Tuesdays I'm each moh'n wa" on"'
points iH Uhuypsunmud territory whore lnv "Hp 'Hn.
way rate Is 500 or more, Rate II one IMo P'''
500 FOR round "trip. Limit, ~ days
p, w. FURRY, Agent Frisco Line
The Van Buren press., 1903-09-05
We Are The People.

Lincoln said: "The Lord must
love the common people, because
he made so many Of"em.' Another
evidence Of divine love may be
found by applying the scriptural
dictum that Whom the Lord
loveth He chasteneth.n The com.
mon people are certainly being
chastened a lot here of late, and
the indications are that stronger
evidence of this kind that the
Lord just dotes on them Will soon
be afforded.
Scarcely had we voiced our
delight at the recent advance in
the price Of beef when we were
informed that the price of coal
would be raised TO Is cents II
bushel, aud following this comes
the gracious announcement that
house rent Is TO soar again 10 the
extent of 20 per cent. Really we
are overwhelmed at these marks
Of proyidential regard. We are
puffed up with pride, not with
costly yictuals and rejoice, for
we are evidently the chosen peo.
pie We pity the poor capitalists
the Lord doesn't care for them
at all. He never compliments
them by laying hardships upon
thpm
The Van Buren press., 1903-09-05
Paying Cash.

One Of our exchanges contains
the following sensible, article, well
worthy Of reproduction and
thorough study,
1t would be good thing if the
families Of a neighborhood would
band together pledging them.
selves to buy nothing on credit !;
to pay cash for everything pur.
chased, no matter how thclr"crcdiU
stood, thus literally living within
theirmeans, Pecuniary indebmess
for current living IL not desirable,
and although voluntary indebted.
ness Is wcll.nlgh universal, IL is yet
one Of the greatest evils cXtant,
Very few people really have to go
IN debt FOR necessities. II Ia the
purchase ofthcuuncCessary which
calls for credit. Ones necessities
are really very few, when closely
pinned down, II everyone would
make up his or her mind TO buy
nothing without paying for it on
the instanti IT IN really wonderful
to what n small compass their
wants would shrink, If everybody
would adopt the cash system there
would be little cry hard times,n
for every one. knowing the exact
state Of the individual fmanccs,
would govern the purchase ac.
cordingly and the necessary would
take precedence over the mere
fancy, The credit system il re.
sponsiblc for NH immense amount
Of unhapplness, lossund ill.reelng
between friends, The good the
system may do IN greatly over.
balanced by the oyil II has done,
Is doing and will continue TO do,
AZ long ns II is allowed.