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The Washington times., 1903-07-26

In 1900 Ahmed Pasha, chief engineer IF
the Ottoman navy, came to this country
for the purpose Of examining the Ameri-
can system of naval construction. AS a
result of his investigation the Turkish
government contracted with the Cramp
Shipbuilding Company for the construc-
tion Of the warship MedHdia. which is Of
the protected cruiser type.
Its General Dimensions.
The general dimensions and Character
istlcs of the vessel are as follows:
Length on load line. $50 feet; beam ex-
treme, AZ feet; draft, mean, Is feet: dis
placement. 1890 tons; speed, % knots.
The armament consists of two 6-lnch
rapid-fire guns; eight 4.7-inch rapid fire
guns; six S-pounders; six Founders;
one 3-inch field gun. and two torpedo
tubes for 14-ineh Whitehead torpedoes.
The maximum thickness of the pro-
tected deck over the space occupied by
the engines and boilers is four inches.
The vessel is provided with a strong
ram at the bow. strengthened by the
protective deck, which forms an integ-
raj part OF the ram. The engines are two
in number and capable of developing up
ward of 1900 indicated horsepow II. The
boilers are Of the improved 4Siclausse
type.
The Washington times., 1903-07-26
CastrO's Keen Judgment.

NdslIOS Keen Judgment.
He had many encounters with them
but won every time. On one occasion
the government troops had him COM
pletely surrounded. Escape seemed i'm
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
Worked Up to a Climax.

woman ran out of house one
morning crying "Firel" as loud as
she could yell A Lasserby at once
started at gallop for the fire station,
while second pedestrian dashed into
the hall, and, being unable to see or
smell smoke, turned to the gasping
and excited woman and asked:
Where is the fire. cant see any
signs of one.
II didn't mean fire. IL
meant murder" she screamed.
a policeman arrived at the moment
and demanded to know "Who was
numbering WHAT
20, / didn't mean murder" wall
ed the woman, but the awfulest rat
you ever set eyes on chased our cat
across the kicthen just now - Stray
Stories.
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
Twelve Officers Coming i.

Adjt. Gen. Sherman Bell, issued
orders Yesterday directing Capt. Smith
Commanding troop C. @. N. G., to
take his command to Brighton on Fri.
day morning and prepare for the en-
campment the of troops of the north
ern battalion of the First Regiment of
infantry in that place ON the Fourth
of July and the day following. The
members of the troop will lay out the
camp and erect the tents. aud SO pre-
pare for the arrival of the infantry on
Friday night The companies which
will go to Brighton are q. d. f. II.
and l. from Brighton, Central City
and Boulder.
The troops will be reviewed on
July 4. during the celebration at
Brighton.
General Bell and twelve other
officers OF the guard viii accompany
Governor Peabody TO Florenc on July
1 Denver Republican.
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
DECIcED FOR PLAINTIFF.
Jennings Becomes half Owner Of
Bowling Alleys.

County Judge Eldred today wondered
his decision in the suit of ]. W Jen-
nings VS.. Ed. widerfelt finding for
the plaintiff
This was suit brought by Mr.. JeD-
nings to enforce the fultillment of a
contract by which the plaintiff claim
cd he was to have half interest in
the bowling alleys here in Florence.
of which he was manager up to the
time of bringing suit. Mr.. Jennings
claimed he had fulfilled all the re-
quirements and asked Mr.. Widerfelt
to execute bill of sale for the
undivided one-hslf interest in
the alleys. Mr.. Widerfelt refused,
claiming that no such contract had
been made. and at the same time
took possession of the alleys. The
case was tried in the county court, and
by the decree issued today by the
Judge, Mr. Widerfelt must make over
to Mr.. Jennings half interest in the
alleys, and pay the costs OF the suit.
which is no small item.
The lease. which was held Jointly
by Mr.. Jennings and Mr.. Widerfelt on
the huildiup was caucelled dnrino
the pending of this suit. by Mr.. Wild
erfelt failing to pay the rent, and other
parties now have lease on the build
ing and the future of the alleys is
consequently quite uncertain.
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
THE TELLURIDE MILL.
Question of Wages Has Not Yet
Been Adjusted.

Colorado Springs, Colo, July p
The posting of notices at the Tellu.
ride mill to the effect that wages
would be reduced on July > to mini
mum of 81 day has caused feeling
of unrest at Colorado City The
notice was originally posted to become
effective July /. but conference
between the management and repre-
sentatives of Colorado City mill and
smelterlnen IS union No. 1876 resulted
in an extension OF five days. 1t did
not become generally known until to.
day that the Telluride management
had decided to reduce the wages of its
employees, the mill men having pre-
served silance regarding the matter
pending an investigation by their
union. Even now they refuse to di
vulge what their plan Of action is,
and will not give out anything re.
garding the situa.i ion until after the
meeting sailed to consider the propo-
sition is held This meeting has been
called for Friday night, and at that
time it is expected that action will be
taken but what it will be the officers
of the union refuse to state. A mem
Der of the executive board of the union
stated tonight that until this meeting
is held nothing would be given out
as to the course the union will pursue.
AT this TIME no talk of strike is
being Indulged in. The members Of
the union maintain a reticence when
approached on the matter.
Hugh II. Fullerton manager OF the
Telluride Reduction company. stated
today that he had held several CON
ferences with employees of his mill and
he had decided on this action rather
than to close down the plant. which
would have been the result had the
present scale continued under ex-
listing conditions. Mr. Fullerton
declined to MAXI any statements as to
the probable outcome of the matter,
stating that the union would probably
take some action at its next meeting.
The statement that the wages would
be reduced to 81 80 per day is denied
at Colorado City. the rate of 81 per
day being given as the minimum
wage under the new scale.
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
The Ministry of Sorrow.

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Smith gave
a Bible reading upon '"The Ministry
of Sorrow" 1t was one of the most
helpful of all the Bible readings he
has given.
Last night large audience gathered
in the Methodist church. Mr.. Smith
spoke on 1.-The Great Salvation. - He
told the wonderful story of the con.
version OF Winfield Mcclure, the rail
road engineer. The effect of the
story was wonderful There was
hardly a dry eye in the house. The
music was of high order at both of
the services. The duet by Miss Hig
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
gins and MIR. storm was especially en-.

gins and MIR. Storm was especially en-
joyed.
This evening Mr.. Smith will speak
from text in the Bible that every
one, be he infidel. atheist, agnostic or
christian, acknowledges is true. 1t is
termed one of Mr. Smiths finest ad-
dresses
The music of this evening will be
of a high order. Smith and Colburn
will sing Mr. Colburn's beautiful ar
rangement of "The Broken Pinion'
and Prof. Eichhorn will sing solo.
Let everyone come and enjoy this
splendid service.
The last of the afternoon meetings
will oocur at the Baptist church to
morrow at p. m. It will be the
happiest one of all The subject will
be How Much We Possess as Chris.
tiaps. Come and find out how much
you are worth. Smith and Colburn
i'll sing, Count Your Blessings. -
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
Why Not Go East?

Every day from July lst to July
10th. inclusive, the Chicago. Milwau-
kee and St Paul railway will sell
tickets to Chicago, Milwaukee, Min
neapolis, st. Paul and intermediate
points for one fare plus 81 90 for the
round trip, return limit 80 days.
Also, from June 30th to July 4th, in
elusive. 10 Boston. Mass, for one fare
plus 800 for the round trip, return
limit September lst. Through car
service from Denver every day via the
Union Pacific and Chicago, Milwau.
kee and st. Paul line.
j. X. Preston, Com. Agent,
1929 18th ST., Denver, Colo.
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02

Miss Effie D. Kellar, who has lately
returned from China where she had
iabored as a Jsionary for several
years, will make an address at the
Christian church, on Sunday, July 3,
are most heartily recommended by
Rev. DR.. Coyle and DR.. b b. Tyler
of Denver. All are asked to attend.
4-6
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
Typhoid Folio ws Floods.

Topeka, Kansas. July 2-An epi-
delnic of typhoid fever has broken
out in North Topeka as result of the
pollution of the water hy the floods
and the terrible vapoIs which arose
from the mnd and the yapors from the
filth deposited by the high waters.
The fireworks at the Fair are
goodl 1T
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
Hot Weather East.

Chicago, July pa hot wave ex.
tends throughout the east today cover
ing all the states from New York to
Minnesota Att O'Clock this morn
ing the thermometer registered 81 in
this city
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
Notice.

Local Barbers Union No pa wish
to give notice that all shops of the
city will close at 10 p. IN. on July 3.
and at noon ON July 4. If
RAY LARMER,
Financial Sec'y.
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
INDIANA FLOODS.
A Cloud Burst Puts North Peru
Under Water.

Peru, Ind. July North reru ii
flooded by six feet of water as the
result of cloud burst in the hills.
A heavy rain fell in this city attend
ed by terrific lightning.
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
Rubber Stamps. .

The Tribune is prepared to furnish
them on short notice. Call and see
samples of type and leave your order.
The Tribune also furnishes corporate
seals, stock ledgers, stock certificates,
etc. at Denver prices II
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
Room mouldings AT Jansen's.

Don't have your wife stay at home
and prepare dinner for you on the
Fourth of July. Take her to the Col
den Rule Store where the Baptist
laides serve a good meal for 25 cents.
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02

Wabash, Ind, July 2 Terrible
rains prevailed here last night and
this morning as a result of which the
village of Rich Valley near here was
almost entirely washed away
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
Notice.

Visitors will not be admitted to
the refinery on July 3, and 3, unless
they are accompanied by employees.
5-7 UNITED OIL co.
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02

When you want pleasant physic
try Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are easy to tske and
pleasant in effect For sale by all
druggists.
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02

Those that make the noise. No
sizzers-all fresh and dry at c. @.
Rides. If
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02

Buy your fire works at q. @.
Rides TT
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02

Reliable furnirafe, piano and safe
movers. Florence Transfer and Stor-
age Co. Phone 32l black, f. and G.
O. depot. If
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
Walker Il Brothers.
LOBACH BLOCK

Another chance TO go east at one fare
plus $500 July to 10. Ask for
tickets via Union Pacific. L. II.
Griffin, Gen1. Agt.. 94l 18th st.
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
Notice of Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Frazer OIL and Gas
company. will be held at the office of
the secretary. Florence State Bank
block, Thursday July 9th 1908, at ten
o'clock a. III.
GEO " COLUMBIA. Pres
New-York tribune., 1903-09-22
TRADE III CHICAGO.

Nhcaeo. sept 2i.-There e b-eak OF tssals,o IN
Nheaf bore to-day. Northwestern prices declined NOR.
1 'ne chicago There was perfect weather Tor wheat
movement and h-eshinE Russian shipments we're nor.
usn double the American. the DANUBE as large A. ~.
er'oaa. cables were weak There moderate
Olnsss Tor export end frcn mills the break but Il
vas not adequate the decI ne sales 10 mills were
l-oooo bush The ssahoard reported % loads sueb q
e-ne % SPOT business such decline was nnt ccn-
toered larEe Liverpool closed aa%d lower and Lon-
oon was on more The weather abroad vas rrs Te-a
was Increase the visible 5f 7sl Ooo h,sN sto,ls
here ncr9aEed 5000 bush On passage decreased 10. o
e-- a-e NorthNest had SO cars. compared iO24
aft year primary points $4,000 bush compared wita
I"t>"o bush The b.g Minneapolis are threatened
"ih strike. That Influenced the market In the last
haf h'uT wheat vas Influenced. by the extreme
Vesknrss % corn clsaTanoes 255.o hush. The
NorthVest predicts. continuance of p-sseaf sahe-
oon1tons heavy pts OF wheat AZ MINNEAPOLIS and
Du.uth Liquidation b. holders was the speculative
feature especially by Southwestern bulls December
edo at 7ese and 7s'e closed a; 7sse bid: May
sClc hid
Corn closed The low price 2.c under the close O.,
saturday. December sold &C al 467sc. and
closed al s61sc. september closed $7ac. May sc
there vas a1ui1nticn from the opening The weather
fne Thsre few reports Of crop damage from
Illinois and Iowa but thev aot uary. and were
ignored Receipts were 794 the Tor to
morrow" 0S- Liverpool vas - 20 lover. Country %
eraEs we're no large ans the shipping
break was uheraL about 500 0o0 bush On passage ds
creased "2o05 bush The worlds shipments we're
oS'2oo0 bush manly from Argentina. There vas
persistent thst Weakness continued III the close
Oais nae slne ts.p from FHteu b1t closed =, q
tF"l september closed &c. &C
Eia May a. oe0c sellers The weakness was synpatnec
wan CON lDe1e selling
WOO are nearlsn. Receipts III cars. ?
climate i The visible decreased ~ and the
b-.tk mere l@NUt0 bush. osC.ta7ea 6ls0Uu bush.
ilcNie-els zen the weakness Ihtre q
hSas,| | @ 81 e3sc P5 va on J 5as Ts,fe' -i , sTs % sAtn
ana ribs = higher 20 i5c l5wer. The
y tie cet7i-ec fGtlTes Hogs 5Qlec higher. The
AFeaee hog we ght ast Is pounds. compared
VIM 80 as year Hugs in tie Nest were $1,000, con-
pared Utth 81 ono wear
New-York tribune., 1903-09-22
SuTr0gateS' Notices.
De5e7,4re M6Ttgase B5nd7olaers.


SuTr0gdteS' Notices.
CLARK. AMY LOUISE HATFIELD.-lN
purzuanee q an Ords- q The Hon FrsRs 7 F.'z
: Ie-,sS y 10 ali pes having claims aea AM
s sed a'' IL resea sf the sam, Win ,oa5s5s sr1t 70
ne - i,sirr wrIis wat Esiaires hs atto--
= 6e 20 Civ :, OF " Sew York q On or Or 5.,os the s aay of
dated N'" York ARie Tf R6T l9 loS9 e1,Rk Ie Executor
No is Wan ,ir-si borough Manhattan me City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas. 5urrosats OF The County ot New
a. - Hsary Z klash late . ths County o. NsE
- salfcribers al their place a trsnssciing business
Sweet s 10 re City o. Nsv YORK I5;a
a- bsse. s Sew yorA Jun. s,h 1898.
kAH5A khh6A ? 6kEfF ERfRFsavAx7.
JOSEPH P. o'NEIl-1. go 49,, EE.sg,GTs
Ms1ss,s5 s9 IsS ss'7!STs YORK cs s N''''
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abre- Q Thomas surroerts. o, re COUNTY o, Esw
York Hotee hereby given . Al Pers79, ~ ,Ts eai,s T
scsss 10 present sarre with vouchers thereof
IS saaaVsy IN The City 0; NeW York On or before the
hh ba1ss ais Sew ToIk. tae s-,a day Q: Apr'L 1909
- Broadway New Yors city.
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
yr-- Notice Is hereby al having cams
against Eliza late o. the County ~ New YORK
ss~ea.ed 10 pres-ut the zh vouchers thereof %
- vssrfrcr az rIsce % transacting business No
T0- street Esr1urh ~ or
w.. q, ~ before lsf day OF April ncTt
T.-a5 Neuv York. the -1st cav q Serter1e-. 1913
A-171 - JOHN HIG IISS Executor.
CARR GROUT. Atus f0- Ext. $50 Montague ST..
Brooklyn. y L city
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON.
Ab-.- = Thomas a SurroEate ~ the County q New
YORK Sotce hereby given 60 al persons having claims
- secsasea present the same Win vouchers there-:
= 80 Ia Middleton Co. No. g. Broad street In The
through q Manhattan 90 ire 'iiF - Ne" h.-A On q
80. the sith dny 90 NCNtr-rer Ie1.
CLIFFORD = &TTTLErON. ATCillafy Executor.
Asr5TOS HARVEY. Attorney for Ancilary Executor j.
Broadway. y l.
. DyEITisFMEH'TS subscriptions Tor The Tribune
y -el,fr.5 Al fae.r Uptown once.
- No. LIZA HNOADN AH.
er4-uts at fulloWt9g branch
odic.. It regular. anil ociotk > m VIZ.
EstE ftth-uN
Ts.s-s, sI2 IIst I4th h-st-t 90 West f-d-st., be
Irf ~ is-fit-r4 LIS
:,d-are.. betu 18th and 57tn 1.o=d :ld-aNe
81 at 7 tst-aNe-. - l-sf los T. ~
Is5sb-st -5G TrrmOnt-aNe.3 G-O .Bd-aNe. neat
.iu Hlersker-st.f :i.3
nIeecker-.t. nroOkIyn. n. N.-:iC COUrt-sLi
New-York tribune., 1903-09-22

Public Nnhcc8.

NOTICE. j. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ ..v YORK. Registrar ana transfer Company. a do
1esr -pragIuu. having as pincla! olsi-,ss once -
a. Manhattan. unity. a-t c-ale
S.u Nura uil sfI..y o. all present petition ~ ue
.s.--f r. he q New hDrk. af
-. ff.-e e. held the county court House n tne
81 r,st ~ sfarfattar CITY County. ana state of Ht"
V-u r- a. .s.l cay q Dc-llc- 1903 a. lO.aj Clock IN
I'D. reu1au that CAY ~ As soon teItsliet As
order author - sal4 c-I.Tail-t %
change its tatf meme ~ i-- ---A-'--a - 49,
Taref ~ru Y0-k CI-y. New Y7rE. sept i2th ie93
sr-yv WORK REcTeTDAR a TfANSFEh Co.
y. asrT-rT. y AnANs r--ri1rrt
New-York tribune., 1903-09-22
BARNARD SCHOOL
HAMIET0NiNsTlTUTE

A. Meat Stat So. CNanhaftaD 81. NJ
Preparation for College and tpisersnH
Boarding DEPARTMENT tl= Boys frcSh. .eAls
Twelfth ear begins September 3oth.,
AR-EILEALL sEAM- IR-- " 4. F-Lnc-pAL
New-York tribune., 1903-09-22

lss BROADWAY. NEW YORK. September 10 ledS
DY RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF
ID ---stecs a Giztscn1 q THREE PER cE%T Is
-f-..-. 1lrd le 3 % stockholders cf
.r5 r ths cl-sa0 20 the transfer books a. = y On
---.-,.,e- ism T.e transfer books VIII be opened 81
By a. u. o' o' EDWARD 0. STANLEY. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-09-22
Foreclosure Sales

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
Yo-iS Euuh-rnfs A PIas-f4f
I. SIRE. ef D.rsndautsIn purslancs
of fudRmerf % forecfC and duly mace aad
entered N e above snysd actcn bearing date me ast
day Sepryucep fp2. l. the und-rsEred. refsrss
ssr1 JudSrs/ nanrrt vii sell puolc auction
Estate Sales Room. Brrad-
way IN th- Borough Narharun. City % Nsv York
2stn day SEPTEMBER. 1asS t9 o'clocN
on day D. I. Parish. Auctiore-T tre prem
i-es directed ~ "a Judgment - ~ s1lf and theren
Described All trat tot peCe parcel
o. End. wth the ouittnss and tnDroyeieats shsreoH
erected. sirCnre. yfEg
ha- = COUNTY %
r~f a. G1rfrn. "a D..
- "a street. q
erIy rom re g-rn@S b. q
ngrtFer,y sife wh the cIste-iv s1e q
Avenue. thsnCs 1as ery al'rE 81 d nortN-
- trF-. N1-rrly parallel
vh Ave-ur part O. tst7c-s r1-.IEn parry
uaU s t~~naa ptrs-le.
fee. Snuth7-y parallel SEA
Avenue t-st .1cbrs l-- u.ace ~ ovgin
rfrE rara. 90 Scrtr-T
Af-TtfrR p TTt An Eeteres
HAYES & NETrAEF Accrnevs f1r Ptr rlif f1 Niif
tar Stfet BorcuFN n ~ .r~~--1u Nr-s VrrN
foCoNfns = Z dl1F o. - sole
. DIS nd above ths uusIusr S-ing - We,
54th
New-York tribune., 1903-09-22

ne approximate csarx- 70 s.t-
dss.Fgae1 nrctesty 20,
SOUS 80 vish ntc-,st -Eertan SEEM -fs -
AusuzE aEovra-ces arnoss1e-
-x sjl2 n wth nse1 esl t.om septvsnaer Isl tsS
tlgtae wfth % sale. There a. -
taxes. Mtns otlcr tnan . .srtatr sv.s
m1stsass tJr SztOOu agd ~ per caak par
D4isc Nsw York septsno-r sto ipoa.
AKrAgR 2. TRGAX R.c.r,~
New-York tribune., 1903-09-22
For Boys and Young Men n-Ci'

GullgA|HHI1u7e
BroPr,-> sEPTEyrTErs aorH. AT ~ u. I'D sTEEET.
BETWEEN CoLy.NEsJs AND AMSTERDAM AVEs.
Collegiate Preparatory. Prinrary Dvps -nts. "
TTOSAI, MILITARY DBfII. Hat iuucaedr or 10 = =
STUDY HOUR UNDER INSTRUCTORS .E.Gcilsies - -
ialge enclosed pay srHsd i-ssr tEs a-llb'
at Institute staiozuts
EDWIN FOWLER A b. NJ y. Principal
New-York tribune., 1903-09-22
GAS COMPANIES.

MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
au-asas5 ty UC-.an e Nichols Co. SO Is vai,-a;)
period sd. ASKED.
New-York tribune., 1903-09-22
Teachers dgcacies.

TIJEACIiEES WAN 4ED-CsH- -lsnlsn; CoiieEs ss-iuilS
Il 90. at.le--gz. elass -g.ool. sa~ a.
Vsednestay EieriaEt1ry su.jscts and
atnst.-s Tor n-sc c4Azs scHoot - scopa-a Satu al
ferr-s Tor cltg Era1atc fIr city
eay school aIa-lA1-a les boekaevp.ns. GERMAN aud
f;rsaE German Fserrh and TETee gentruen Tor
penmarshtp r1oNn rprg sui senosIaphys ApsS -
wrq M Y1tl - ~ LION. American AMI Fore'sn
Tearhe--s Agency ~ Union so
New-York tribune., 1903-09-22

For Both Sexes-City.
New-York tribune., 1903-09-22
. DvEHTTsENENTs sno subscriptions fer The TrO1n'
a i'e'.'s- 40 Is04 BROADWAY.

rteenl .e
rfl.,s ii fes.laf ofHo rates -n-l ococh D. n flz .
2t1-sf lFs-s fatt-
1arf-rt- % East I4th-ss.s =57 N"st f@d-st,' bs-
- ~. s.lr.. i-.BGli-Es l..S.f~
:.d-aNe.. uetucel 5etl an- 80 se i.'-' 80
- ff-s-s n-G-nRc-. near t-t To- E"s
t.stt-.r.. =5g TremOut-ave-t osso Sd-nNe-s u-ar
a. ~ ns4 8d-aNc.s So Christ oIher--t br'a =.
A-aIB GBurf-rt.3 sl5 sIfitth-tt.i t.spf
sseFrs-aEe. Newark. ~ Js-soi brSao-st. Also
a. A y .. 49,
New-York tribune., 1903-09-22

- walks Dstrict Of Columbia once of ne Co-l-
r-sssonsrs. D g. Washnston. sent Is. I9Sesed pro
raeas VII be recevet th.s oce ultn n
Sat4ruay OctSosr 8 1903 fo< Azyng
In District Of Columbia
Blank forms of propCssi ard specifeations. tosstn-
at aecesseny Information - o1-zned
the ofce q chs E1gireer Courisslonsr r. g.
II 3 T. NACFAPLASp. HENRY (. WEST. JOHN
ETDDtE Ccrnrnrssloners. c.
New-York tribune., 1903-09-22
Diridend Notices.

Diridend Notices.
The Atchison. Topeka a Santa Fe Railway
COUpONS No. L. Due OCTOBER l. 1903
- from The At-alsar. T5--k5 and SANTA Re Rzr~-ay
C-uuauy GENERAL MORTGAGE FOUR PER CENT.
BONDS viii pass and after thai date upon pres
arrstc. 81 che Office ~ the Company. No. Nassau
r. N GARDNER Assistant Treasurer.
Ncv York. September q 1909
The San FrHncIscO and san Joaquin Valley
Railway Company.
COUPONS No. IA. DUE OCTOBER !, 1903,
- from -ae san Francisco o-s san Joaquin Valley
u. 1all and Utc- thar la-e pr1-eriat IN al
Office 20 lts financial -et1egr TIE Atchzct Iole-a
srE Sau-a IT. Railway Company. No > Nassau street.
Nev York Ctr thc 0-ace ct .ts financial agency.
tle Jal-- Tr--- COMPANY So. Francisco
D. GARDINER Assistant Treasurer.
Scv Yo-k. September a. 1893
The Wabash Railroad Company
ST CIA---,-- Ll.ltl-- -- - Nt 4 -it- 1AeI1 hI'-S
HOLDERS OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED
cue up1- treu-st1r a. the -t-e q te Central Trst
rr 81. 81 EaI street New NsIk. n. N-s and tna- in
-e--sf thereon VIII October g. 1873 Tle upors
rf sal a o. paid herst't1re a. the office %
n = C. CTTESON. Secretary.
FRANKLTN Trust CoMPANY-
DIVIDEND No. 50.
BROOKLYN. X. J.. september r, 1898.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES HAS THIS
day declared a qua-sry dividend q q, upon Le
capital stock % tEs Company. payatie SEPTEMBER ~
Iss q sta-hoIlers of record a. closing o. trans.e
~. ls TRANSFER Ioass wiI be closed from P NJ.
-.rrl,.f.e- - 1898. ulll A. q. o. toher I. 1856.
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New-York tribune., 1903-09-22
School -i.cHcIc,.

. MEXICAN AMP FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
y nppIes Pro.ess2rs T.acters TItuEs. GOy-I
e.. to COLLEGES Scaocis and Families Apply 20
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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-14
Sailed Without a Rudder.

One of Britain's battleships Just re.
Gently accomplished the remarkable
feat of sailing over 1000 miles without
rudder and which reflects the great
est credit on her officers. The record
of cures back of Hostetter's Stomach
bitters certainly reflects great credit
on the ability of this medicine to cure
stomach. liver and kidney disorders,
even after other remedies have failed.
During its fifty years experience 1t
mas never been known to fail in cases
of dizziness, of loss oi appetite, insom.
MIA, headache, Indigestion, dyspepsia,
liver and kidney troubles. or malaria.
FEVER and ague. In view of such
record we feel justified in
urging you to try it at once. We
know you will be satisfied with the re-
suit The genuine must have our Pri-
vate Stamp over the neck of the bot
tie.