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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-11
BELIEVE IN SALISBURY.
Few Doubt Now as to Truth Of His
Statements

Detroit Mich. Dec. For the past
ws@h sentiment has been rapidly shift
ing, and now only a few of the down
town politicians still declare thai Liant
they concede that the eX-city attorney
has told the truth in regard 10 most of
the men he implicated
During the week since Salisbury
made his confession ON the stand he
has been subjected To- The most severe
cross-eXamination, which have failed
TO shake his story in any essential fea
ture while every development has
tended TO show that he told the ruth
As nearly as he knew how The feel
ing that Salisbury was truthful was
strengthened by the fat that So many
of the men he accused confessed. and
their statements cOrroborated SAILS
bury IN every particular
Saturday six of The men accused by
Salsbury pleaded guilty Of accepting
brides, making seven altogether who
are now awaiting sentence. Another
has waived examination, with the
likelihood that he will plead guilty
Several OF those not yet arrested but
for whom warrants will be issued.
have confessed TO Assistant Prose
cutting Attorney Ward, and with such
things staring them in the face The
average citizens Of Grand Rapids sor.
rowfully cuncede that Salisbury has
shown their city to have been The
scene OF one Of the greatest Doodle
schemes ever uncovered in the coun-
try.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-11
SuaYgar q sWuinOuauu

Nfr''' "a cN, or NeNhlk returned
IN me + 'daN r m visit to,r.euG.
Grabd Ledge.
MT aud Mrs ia, READER a.e entn, .
tanning her II ter, MIS- 4. 3 Bow
man, o. Lakevies
Sidney g um went TO LanSin., ST.
uiday, on husinetS .xpectlng 81 bc
absc, 'eve'al day
j. II. Ltwrehce vet 20 Traverse
CITY Monday 10 brin. home d patient
r IN The asV um there
Mrs. f Swift spent Sunday vi b
her mother. Mrs =. Pea>eusAer, Of
North Star. who is sick.
Mr ard Mrs. " u. Iseman are re.
joicing over the arrival ~ a bouncing
baby boy on Friday s.
Mrs. Thompson Kirty, OF Aside A.,
spena the latter part Of last we, X
with her ) n, }. b Kiroy
Ms. Horton Cry vent to Owo.so,
Monday, u pay fe@ DAYS visit T.
her mother, Ms McDOSe
Miss Helen Decker returned u her
home IN En- Hall Saturday. after
Spending several weeks in Ithaca.
Mis- Nettie Stockford arrived Fri
day from Cedar Lake o make her
home win Mr. and Mrs Frank Fox
Mr.. and MIS- f. J Larkins. " ST.
Johns, were guests Of her brother,
John Wright, from Friday 10 Monday
Ms Fanny Strdpdburg arrived
Monday from Grand Rapids 70 visit
her father, Henry Gibbs, Of Newark.
MIS- John CUm,tock and little ron,
James, came from Honor. Monday, to
pay short visit to Mrs. Willard Mon.
fort.
Mrs. W. G.. DeGrsff, OF Midland,
spent Sunday ADD Monday In town
With her husband, who is working
here.
Mrs. Adelia Biting, Of Newport,
who Is visiting ia North Star, WAS u
guest ut the home OF w. j. Clark and
family Friday.
MIS- .Ph Deb Foreman, OF London,
Ontario, nee Phoeb, Hutchinson, Of
Ithaca, Is visltlI < Old tine friends Id
and around tIwu.
Geo Furni>s, OF Emerson, and Bert
Haynes LETT Monday for Care county,
where they expect 10 work in the
woods this winter.
Maud Freeman returned Saturday
t. her hOme la Forest Hill, after u
weeks v.slt to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Mooney, " Edgewood.
Miss Frances DeLamsrter, u Mt.
Pleasant, was In town Monday post
Ing tue books and helping regulate sf.
fairs at the Bell Telephone ofilce
Mrs. J. c. SeYev received a tele-
phone message Saturday that her
mother, who IS eighty-four years Of
age, had taken hard fall and broken
her leg Mrs. Sevey left Monday
morning for Grand Rapids to care for
her.
Mr. aud Mrs g. w. Todd enter
Ie!ned their daughter. Mrs. WIN.
WsIling, formerly OF Mt. Pleasant,
the latter part 81 last week. Mrs.
Wallin1 left VI Iuday for Weston,
Oaio, where her husband had preceded
her 10 make their future home.
o. Tuesday Of asst week the body
of the eleven months old child OF Mr
and Mrs. Geo. Tarr, OF Alma, was
brought u the hOue % his parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs Chas. Tarr, OF near
Edgewood Funeral services we're
held Wednesdiy AZ the Presbyterian
Church, Lafayette, with intermeut
nearby. The bereaved PARENTS re-
NAMED OF lakewood until Monday II
this week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-11
MORPHINE
A Guaranteed Home Cure for all
Drug Habits.

Morphine. Opium. Laudanum, 90.
caine ard al other drug habits. can be
peYmantly and psinlesely cured at home
and we cure them without causing de
tention from business or any other in
convenience whatever. Action immed.
late. Crestes.-rood appetite. Produces
sound, restful sleep. Leaves system OF
patient in natural condisiop and without
further desire for drugs OF any kind.
We build up the nervous system and re.
move the causes Of disease. Each case
submitted TO Us receives individual at
tention from an experienced nerve spec
ialist.
FREE TRIAL TREATMENT
will be sent 60 anyone addicted %
morphine or other drug habits, on re.
ceipt Of request. This trial will dem.
oustrate it's remarkable cusative value.
Confidential correspondence especial
ly with physicisns. solicited.
Write nt once for ouI free beck Let con
tanning references, terms, etc.
MANHATTAN THERAPEUTIC Assn,
Dept B, iI.s Broadway, New yorh City.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-11
a Timely TOPIC.

At this season Of coughs and colds il
is we'll 10 know that 70 ey's Honey and
Tar is the <, eatest throat and lung reu
edy. 1t cures quickly and prevents
serious results from a cold. Sold by
Charles Rhodes
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-11
Driven to Desperation.

Living at an out of the way place, re.
mote from civilization, family Is
often driven to desperation in case OF
accident. resulting in Burns, Cuts,
Wounds, Ulcers. etc. Lay in a supply
OF Bucklen's AInica Salve It's the
best on earth. 7Sc at Sharrar & Null.
hollands drug store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-11

A glass or two Of water taken half
an hour before breakfast will usually
keep the bowels regular. Harsh
cathartics should be avoided. When
a purgative is needed, take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They are mild and gentle in their ac-
ton. For sale by Bivens ~ Roades.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-11
Wants $4,000 For Finaers.

Detroit, Mich. Dec. S.--Edward C.
Van Leyen. a well-known architect,
Yesterday began suit 10 recover $10,-
600 damages from the Grand Trunk
road for the loss of three fingers OF
his right hand While boarding a train
at Armada May a sudden lurch OF
the train caused the car door 10 slam
shut upon his hand. necessitating am.
pUtatiO ot three fip2Crs
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-11

There il nothing that makes man
feel so sore ard sggrieved as wife's
old love Affairs, when in reality he
should be proud ~ her popularity and
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-11

Louie Schultheiss. 2j. Bethany
May Barnes p, same
DR. +. J. Smith. %. SickelS:
Msbel We!ch, ~, same.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-11

Itching piIesy Meyer mind II ply.
siciaDs have failed Tn cure you. Try
Dams Ointment. No failure there.
20 cents. et any drug store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-11

Il is pleasant 10 take-both adults and
children like IT, Buy II and you VIII
get the best. II always cures. For
sale by Dlvens 4 Roades.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-11

Folry's Honey and Tar positively
cures all throat ana lung diseas :. Re
fuse substitutes Sold by Charles
Rhodes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-11

\ dead religion has no difficulties.
There is no second hand salvation.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-11

Don't he imposed upon by taking sub
stitutes offered for Poley's Honey and
Tar. Sold by Charles Rhodes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-11

TUCH has been written about
MI "the American Girl and her
4V-I reasons for being pre- emin-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-27
DELAWARE COUNTY, SIS: THE COMMON
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NE"
YORK by the grace Of God free rec and indepePaen
bod DANIEL L Dod John Selinger Iod Aloert9 It-e 80
Susannah Dod Rodrauez, Edwin q . TirtsTT
Sr-vcYs Mari = stevens Bayard stockton. MarE st9cE
ION ConEer. Bayard Conger ficEard etoteoh
Conger. Arthur MCCrea Conger aJhSrIs
gsr TofI- da Tevser Conger. Helen Renasen CohSef'
Annie bod Mccoy samuel Bayard pod susan Iod steel
+cn Ma bod Walker William Butts, Daniel l. Butts,
I-bcr F5uf+s STOREY William Hasey Dcd- Herbert Eu
-ena T}od Fanny Esther Hawkridge, Thomas Ham
Tnond savdanl Caroline Suydam Briee Charles Suyoan'
Harry Dod Lizzie Dod Bright Charies n poq tt
2 bod Lille bod smith. Harriet Nara Dou t,uet ts
stevens Mary Whitney stevens Elsie s Stevens He!e
Shields Stockton Eleaaore Wal! Dod ssIa1
I3 s5 9G = Emma sterrett Dod Virginia Lucas pod.
T5a HarcoIrt Dod the and next OF Kin OF susan
names ana residences unknown send greeting Whe
a. srnisS - the surrogates' county Of
New York 10 have certain instrument in writing re-
as the last will and testament Of Susan bod Brown at
of Princeton N J. deceased therefore you ana eah Oh
cited appear oefsTe the & nn,S o. New
Ycr ca the 18th May. thousand nine hunaree
that day then there 70 attend the pToate et ene
sa5 last will and testament. And such or you as are
hereby cited under the age or twentye yeaIs'
are required appear by your guardian ~ you you nav -, o h
IL o1 have none and apply f9r one 70 oe
anuonted or in the neglect or failure "a 40
1e; 1e;-eze54 and act for you in proceeding.
In testimony whereof We have caused me sea- ol tns
slrrogates' Court OF the said County OF HeW
County of NeE York al said county 25th day of
OF thousand nine hundred
aAG 'hFse ] FAIRFAX MeI.AUGIILIN.
Clerk OF the surrogatss Court
DANIEL. wHfTFoRp Attorney for Peutonex. 10 . ~
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan Ne" '0fA oitS'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-27
Financial Meetings.
WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE or SEE-AAL 1dEEIiNG
OF THB
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
EeTocKHOLDERS AND DEBENTURE BONDHoLDERS.
pursuance a resolution q the Board OF Directors
s92Ptso on oT 4eo ~ ~ s2s 80 l q D aa ntTre t?e bond
- o of e sit m 4 e:kwith 5the General Attorneys for
the Company II the state Of Ohio) the 9th moor or
6fio al the hour 6f Eleven ooocb a H. at which
+e st6choders and debenture bondholders
ps 2T, % + 42aEb Railroad Company shall be author
tzed 70 issue coupon bonds IN sum not exceeding
Ten Non 10 rsas oT IN roid coin of the United States fifty
years after date and bear irteTest a. [ats S oI n
he payzbe annually. such dates as the Boar OF
Directors shan SAID bonds to be issued from
time 70 Board Of Directors shall by resoIu
tio authorize and approve but only IGr The 3 and
property for the Of the company al the clnes OF
ne Srare Of Illinois: Ohio Detroit Michigan
~ s4rb obe- Eoir5 as The stockholders debenture
t=h1se-e Tnsv Al said meeting direct. and erecting
and constructing thereon such WAREHOUSES reign b
and other improvements ana facies Ss my p s
considered the transaction OF the business o.
Re secured by first or purchase money, nortgage or
deee OF t-us; on al sa9 gr2un9s P59pe5es ~ 5a5 81
-st shau Il effect provide said bonds shall only
certified and issued Tor amounts equal 10 the cost q
which shall include whatever nay 4e Necessary S t
may be acquired L being also understooa ha{
70 the o. trustees in such mortgage or oeed OF
f1s sq eee v e y q r % th psyrnent Of ali SAID bonds
the interest thereon and subject TO the lien o. sag sag
s3s -1e--y IA trst Tor the Wabash Railroad Company:
f-m of said bonds and mortgage be such the Board
q Directors nay dgee ana aPf e transfer books of
the company will Saturday April fourth ]sU5
e. Twelve O'clock n2on ana reopen "eo'ieS1'S' NAY
sixth 1s z a. lsn 70 . sI9sE 7 Z BaI1RoAD COMPANY
By JOSEPH RAMSEY. JR-, President
: c. oTrEsos. secreIaEy
E es25F; Gould. EsssE E3sssE ( ( Wsi=Ss M.asis.
Tobn 7 Te-rv Russell Sage.
: : G Rey1oIess Is,,s J3seph I2annsey Jr
lanes Eszer Fvde Edwin Gould. ..
vgtasI9w E Pierce. D-IeC-o -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-27
NEw ENGLAND TELEPHoNE AND TELE-

NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELE-
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS: THE ANIMAL
meeting % the Stockholders Of the NeW Engl9he @
TeIegralh Company VIII he hoIoel Il
0a5ce of tie Company. - Dey street. EzooIh
T-vS - Sfsrhaftan n The City OF New York. n \: on
s5a,ss 3be <c-~rb dav OF May 1903 eleven o'clock
d Sc <oren.on for following purposes:
eFec Inspectors OF EIecuon ioE
tie ensuing year
other business tleI may 1Ie-
legally come before meeting
-tT-rh aav Of April 10 Saturday, the ninth day Of
MAY 6ays included.
- o7oe' g '1s EDMUND ". DoNGLET.
Secretary
New Yn-k. April 13. 1903
New-York tribune., 1903-04-27
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

gAiTIMnRr q. nuin pEIla0AD
- He0v-York CTty; South Ferry. Liberty ST.
ChIcago. PittsburE. ~ 10 mt "lZl3 1t
SL;c.5o CoIumbus s12 s5pul OOpu- Diner.
CIeyeTaD6 r 3s1u1 LIrntd
VfrIfe6rT 8 55u-1 O0pua- Bufrec
Mt IS z Siesper
lam 30ar Diner
SSttr--ot5 - Jouts . q 5spu1 O0prl- Buffss
- 55ora 00pul Diner.
=
TDaily. except sunday sSunday ohiy
OrH-es. I1s. 26f 1900 Broadway 8 Astor aoSsss
T-uIo- SQUARE W Grand y Z Fulco1
r7-ookivu- and Liberty st 6assaSs
CHECKED from hotel or residence destination-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-27
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RATL4oAD.

~ Ez a &c ~ y ~ = &R ~ 8AA
~ RAE AILRoAD.
STATIONS FOO; Of West sayth5a Street and D''
1.-THE leaving time from from 6esbro.ses and
Cortlandt streets is ave minutes later tlssf than
station, except where otherwise noted.
and d bnl M EAST car New Yor 10 Ps;s5as 10 two ss=
H. . F3T Ssfasf No Gpssass 40 and Cleveland
3.55 i. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED;-lPu
ton cas F6 sl'eRs hss5 i"s csves@a Oeo
15 2 H. lGdieaRs' ccHeo ANp ta5l5I IoU1s
EndaaaDos Ind aisd1 Gfss;e chcsgo. ST. . LOUIS Dinins Car
dana6oiia. Lou Nile vile. St. luis Dining Car For
5 Msa p " " Va WEsTEN yTq Chicago For
TBS p f1eT'f NJ PkcfFTc S9fFT3:y yEP@ Pittsurg ard
Shiosgo For Knoxye Gaily via sssIAqes8h N@isS
aSu SGnn'Ss egrsHb 81 fsEsina ASS Sfs: e:1ScfNS E
WasH1SlGToN l5ss7So5t AND TIE soITii cort-
Ia 3nst s2 s so Pn0g 0 7 Ga 10 Cs 20 os DinnE Ca
5DiSlg DsbTqsssss ssae and q f0rali6S fa4i61
ana Rlps Cars 25 Dining can s; 2' s159g ,5s9g se5 g
so Bning CaT) g29 p i m, - 1 ~ 81 m II IS Dining
aTi; q - SoTsTgssGnaI a Sf Cnirg carr 455
soTsN sonns Saf g2 + & ~ re- 35 AS p Il 10
Atlantic COAST L1NE.-Exprezs. ss5 a n and pa
sEABoARD5' AIR LINE RAIDwAY.-E1Press, i2'' p H.
NoRFGLB AND AND WEsTERN RA1LwAy--FoF Ssnn0n"
cHEsAPEARE S Hs% R1lsaR7 OHIO e Rh1LTAf-7'5 m week
FOR oID sa PoiSP tiS T COMFORT 81 and NoRFoLK'7 H.
weekdays s-55 p m daily - - ,-ss<-1ay=
ATLANTIC CTTY.-95S m and 2eS ? u Fs1rrer
Sundays. so a. Through Nestiouied IIa par
PaTIor and STANDARD Coaches on Weef9 Standard
lor Smoking Car. Parlor Cars. Dining NaI' a-i-
Coaches on Sundays
CAPE MAH-f2-5S IS . m weekdays from
F s p2n1s TweatStr 9n TeE g0s ras spf saio8 s u q
as 453 and LIS P m TssEaass ss6eess and cortlandt
Streets, 800 q m. is3o $40, SO. and 1lSo p H.
weekdays SUNDAYS. o IS a m. 5.i5 p n
FOR PHILaDEEPBA. -o- *
SO sis5'': s SP3 f:s1ai 5 59ss 6s.
and Cortandt Streets 10 20 1tp CT1 SO Dining
Carr 2 10 (ICesb~osses Cortandt Streets -J *
s2 Dining Carl ass. 4.25 =? GDiHaag CaT' - 5 sS5
Dining Carr $50 Dining carr. . 30 20 e. M
M l. 10 night SUNDAYS s1o 755 Dnirs ri e 11f5inS
coaches). S.2J s5J. 955 Iimitedl 92o 10 - aS
Car a m f255 Dining Carr 155 (r}ining , Sas1 cs7 az
Dining Carl, - Dining Carr 500 tOHl-HS ~
~ Dining carr 755 s 25. s-55. 70 p n L--l0
night $50
Ticket Offices. Nos III and 2s1 Broad~ay ae- 5
Cbe1ov 235 ST.: 263 Ftth AVe1ue,
29h ST.: 1 Astor House: West Twenty St,T5t
Station and stations Of Desbrosses a1d
Streets Court Street Fulton Street q Broea
Pennsylvania Annex Station Broox!yI
Jersey City. The New York Transfer company
call fer and check baggage from hotels ana IeS1ae
through to destination ~,
TeIerhOne 1914 Eighteenth Street for FelasSA'A-0
Railroad Cab Service. -o-
". w ATTFPBCRY. J. r WOOD.
Cent Passenger agent
New-York tribune., 1903-04-27
Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
Nsw Yr ara The v sa2sds and Wne B1n E
hP9ae Gma a0 3a Th Gp a @
hausen her husband Jan. q Lis and Thomas kS. s
mons Trial desired New York County To the above
summoned to answer complaint in this action and TO
serve copy d a yo % tSe zeTce g of the summons
Of the DAY Of and @ in case of y0aT srs f4n5s T5
BY default for the relief demandsd in o6b the complaint
Dated Ne" i''A' fsD' AuGUsTUs AZ s. HUTcHINs,
60 WaI Street Manhattan Borough, city Of New York
the deIenGaPs @ s s9s s9d T6omas Hills and to each
The foregoing summons is served upon you by
Blanchard one Of the justices the supreme Court Of
fled with the Complaint the office Of the Clerk Of the
County Of New York at the County Court HOUSE n 1
Of %eW York State York. the sh day Of
dated, New York, April 72-sf 7ls4 1893 r,r-rc.,Ns
Pnt oot Ps3s f aaabs5sS aRa 9Ie 6H of New
SUPREAIE COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
- A. Royal Guest. Plaintiff against Clarence l.
Lowther Defendant summons Trial desired Y n Ne% s
hereby summoned the complaint in this action
and to seG Tim ofPy & G 6as after tie service Of this
summons eAfus1ve 81 m @ 3syeT y T indgent Will be taken
against you by default for the relief demanded IN the
Dated. New York March II; ;,13S3> 1893 ,.1onrv
Once and Posofce address. ss Wan Street Borough
Manhattan, New York City. -, s.t-u
To Clarence L Lowther Defendant: The foregoing
summons is served upon YOU by publication pursuant 10 10
an order Of Hon Samuel Greenbaum, Justice OF Ihs
supreme Court New York. dated the 2th Gay
of March 1893 filed with the complaint IN te o.lCH
Of the clerk of New County at the City OF Ne"
York State Of YorF-
Dated, York, March 21th. 1893. --.-r---
THOMPSON & MALONET
Attys. Plaintiff.
S. Wall Street Borough Manhattan New York CRY
nELAWARE COUNTY. SIS: THE COMMON
wealth If Pennsylvania the Sheriff OF Deia ware ware
County. Greeting We command you thst 9u ns1iar % her
I French q county, by al ara sing
goods ana tenements rights ana -
! n the same laS
that She be and appear before Court OF common f
Tor the County Delaware 10 be hoden q -.
County the first Monday or Junf Igg9 td1e
answer Burnett Iandreth and Leopold l4ndreth ,I
D Landreth Sons, Of plea OF aSsuInpsI p penose
also command you summon all perss IN
hands or possession said goods or chstteis ahqs
telenleutz rights credits OF them my S
tached and every OF them De aa 20
hz<Cre the said Court day and place aforeali
answer objected against them ano
rte Judgment Of therein, ana nave you 80
there this writ Witness the Honorabe Isd!c
President said Court al MelIa the
Gav the year Of o!r Iqrd one thISsIe ~
hundred ard three " l. Ni+A4f1CE'S 1'0-
4 true and attssted copy
WILLIAM r. HOWARD. SherlH t007'''
JOHN n. BRoOMALL. Attorney Medl1, "a
New-York tribune., 1903-04-27
Financial.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
ROOM 2Ie. Grand Central Station. New York
THE BONDS OF THE DETROIT * BAY
CITY RAILROAD COMPANY guaranteed by this
company. maturing MAY ! 1905. viii be paid and
- ---. CFfARI-Es T. cox. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1903-04-27

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New Barclay ana ChrlsSOphs- 5eA
1900 y M--FOr Baghamton and syIaeSss-r
.iO . M-For Buffalo. Chicago za1 81 LGuiA
o. a. p M For Buffalo and Chicago.
81 a. p M-Fcr Scranton and Plymouth
90 I0 p III For Buffalo and ChiczgO
- IS N-Utlca. OsTego. ithaca. Bufaie
~ A M-For Chfrago-Sleepers open 3 p .
-rTcl-s-s ~ Ifs 42g Broadway y z. rs Fuoo
- Frookiyn. sDaiiy- TEzrept sunday
New-York tribune., 1903-04-27
Country Property to Let.

DOOAIs TO RENT.--Parlor. several sleeping rooms
n location pleasant: broad piazza west; shady lawn
Frd in vicinity: kitchen dining room; pantry rented with
ober rooms II poultry and garden place
from which family supplied Address p 0. Box
81 Stoczbridge. Massachusetts,
yTNARRYTOWN-To let. house Il rooms; carriage house
4 stable: five acres: fruit fine view rent $500
JOHN WEBER Z Beekman-st
New-York tribune., 1903-04-27
apartments to Let.
For Sale or to Let-COuntrg.

T1OR SALE OR RENT.
L Bargain responsible party beautiful Queen Anne
S-story. 15-roon1 brick residence Latest Inooern I'M
elevation splendid Of surrounding coun
try in directions: main line Of H r r Address
Box 653. WaIlingford. Ct.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-27

CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY GO; ro,.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THIS GUM
pauy win closed a. u o'clock noon on sa6nTqaS' aura
meeting. Of the saarel GERS
"a se beId Ju1e &c next and VIII be reopeneG on
49, - CHARLES T. COX. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1903-04-27
Surr0gateS' Notices.

.Smrogates' Notices.
L s,cA ~ an order Of Hon. Frank T Fitzgerald a
su-roga+e ~ the County notice is hereby
1 70 ali persons having claims against Elizabeth Reed
avIor late OF County Of New York, deceased. TO
ent the same with thereof to the subscriber
at her place transactng business at the once Gt
Guthrie Henderson. No. 40 wall Street IN
tbe Borough Of Manhattan the City Of New York. on
or before the twentieth day Of September next.
- Ts-s5 New York the twelfth day Of March. 1903
-0 - JULIA REED TAYLOR Executrix.
c.r-rrJr9rE CRAVATH & HENDERSON. Attorneys for
Fxecttrix No 40 wall Street Borough Of Manhattan
C-Fty OF New York
New-York tribune., 1903-04-27
Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
NORTW GGRElAN LLOYD
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
PIYMOUTH-CHE EftBDC CTsi-BEtEMEN
FROM NEW PIER. FOOT OF BIRD ST. HOBOkES,
X VIM. II. Apr IS PM Kaiser June ID 10 M
Kronprinz. May IL. PM K VIM u.--.June 20 ~
Kaiser May 10. 10 AN KTOnprinz- July a. n
= 26 PM &a5er. July Il ~ ~
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THE NEW TWIN SCREW EXPRESS
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THE PULLMAN COMPANY

quarterly dividend Dollars per share from net
earnings has declared. PAYABLE May 18th 10 Stock
hose-s o1 OF business April 3oth. 1903
Checks VIII be mailed |
A E WEINSELIMER. Secretary.
Chicago. april Goth, 1903
New-York tribune., 1903-04-27
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all year Steam heat. Baths. etc D. KNACER
New-York tribune., 1903-04-27
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