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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-13
GoooIano Republic.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY b, 1895.
HOW TRUSTS WERE DEALT WITH IN
THE OLDEN TINE.


THE OLDEN TIME
Anent the announcement Of the
press that President Roosevelt will
call an extra session Of congress March
5-if antitrust legislation fails dur
ing the present session Of congress
to pass antitrust legislation; and the
fact that John D. Rockefeller has re-
Gently sent kilograms to leading mem
bers Of congress that Hany antitrust
legislation is undesirable at the pres
ent session" recalls the way such mat
tiers we're treated under the old Eng
Hsh law.
Any student Of law should be fami-
liar with English common law against
aforestaIling the market" Rings, com
bines and trusts are nothing new IN
der the sun, and the English parlia-
ment passed strong laws against such
combinations in 1913. The following
are some Of the features Of the law;
IF after the first of March next any
butchers, bakers, fruiterers cOnspire
to keep up these unreasonable prices,
they shall for the first offense forfeit
ten pounds sterling or 20 days impris-
onment on bread and water; for the
second ofFense 20 pounds sterling OF
the piIlory, and for the third offense 40
pounds sterling and the pillOry with
the loss Of one ear"
Besides these penalties, all dealers
found guilty of such eOnspiraeies for
feited their charter and the corpora
ton was to be dissolved. Those old
law makers not only had nerve, but
also good horse sense. The criDging
corrupt and truculent attitude of mod
ern lawmakers, in their dealing with
the trust question, is Iebuked by such
examples Of virility in the old English
legislators. The people of this day are
getting very tired of trust oppression.
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RUTH.

Did Hood mean the Ruth who CLEANED in thu
ield Of BOaz, In the charming love poem, OF i
It Just q fair. meek English counterpart
She stood breast high amid the corn,
CIRsped b. ths golden light Of nom.
Like the sweetheart Of the sun,
Who many q glowing kiss had Won
On her cheek an autumn flush
Deeply ripensd-such blush
in the midst Of brown vas born,
Like Red peoples grown with corn.
Round her eyes her tresses fen,
Which were blackest none could tel,
But long Iashes yelled a light
That had else been all too bright.
And Der hat, with shady brim
Made her tressey forehead dim
Thus she stood amid the stocks,
Praising God With sweetest look.
Sure, said. heav'n did not mean
Where reap thou shouldst but CLEAN
Lay thy sheaf adOEn and como,
Share my harvest and ny home.
Thomas Hood.
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FROM OVER THE COUNTY.


Six inches Of snow fell last MOndsy
night IN the north part Of tie cot ny
which is hard on the csttiemen Of thai
locality.
G. s. Wells returned from Nebraska
last Wednesday
C.P. Dewey lost ID head Of cattle
during the recent storm, az the West
End ranch.
RI Peters returned from Greeley,
Colo, and other points where be has
been the past two weeks.
Ralph Franklin viii plant Loo acres
of cane this year.
C.S. Wells children are getting
al sng nicely
j. r. Peters finished work with
Charles johnson last Friday.
The Jack rabb its have been sufferiDl
the past few days
Herman Grieger visited at r L
Peters last Sunday
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First published January Is; last February %
SHERIFF-S SALE


4 y the district court Of the Thirty-fourth judi
u Cial district. sitting IN and for the county
Of sherman IN the state Of kansas The Nc
kinley-Lann1nE Loan AID Trust Company.
plaintiff. vs. George T. Webb and Mrs George
j.. Webb. his wife. first name unknown to plain
TIT. AID John Doe. real name unknown, de-
fe1dauts. By virtue of an order Of sale issued
70 me out Of said district court In the above
entitled action. viii. on Wednesday, the 18th
day OF February. A. D. 1913, az 30 clock p N.
OF said day. az the east front door Of the court
house In the city Of Goodlaud IN the county Of
Sherman Iu the state Of kansas, utter az public
sale and sell 20 the highest and best bidder for
cash in hand. all the following described real
estate. to-Eit= The northwest quarter lNWAsl
Of section thirteen u3l. IN township eight lel-
south OF range forty-tWo AZ. west Of the sixth
principal meridian. lying and situate IN the
county Of Sherman n the state OF Kansas The
above described real estate D. taken as the
property Of said dcfendauts. and Is directed b
said order Of sale 70 Be sold. and VIII be sold
without appraiscmeut 20 satisfy SAID order Of
sale.
GEORGE III. BRADLEY.
Sheriff Of Sherman County. Kansas
HUIT Andrews, Attorney.
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First published January IS; last February %. ]
SHERIFF-S SALE

First published January l5s last February D. ]
SHERIFF-S SALE.
N the district court Of the Thirty fourth judi
Il cial district. sitting in and Tor the county
Of Sherman IN the state Of Kansas The Nc
hinley- tanning Loan and Trust Company,
plaintiff vs. William j.. hleinhans and Ms
William u. kleinhans, his wife, and John Doe.
real name unknown. defendant By virtue Of
order Of sale issued 20 me out Of said district
court IN the above entitled action, ] VII, on
wednesday. the 18th day Of February, 1893 az
! - o clock D. Of said day. at the east front
door Of the court house in the city Of Goodland
IN the county Of Sherman IN the state Of Kan
sas, otfer az public sale and sell 20 the highest
and best bidder for cash IN hand, all the follow
ing described real estate. tO-wlt. The north
east quarter fNE1fl Of section tventy-eiEht Is,
in township six 81, south Of range fortyoue l4lls
west Of the sixth principal meridian, lying and
situate IN the county Of Sherman IN the state q
Kansas. The above described real estate -
taken as the property Of said defendants, and
Is directed by said order Of sahB 70 be sold and
viii Be sold without appraisement to satisfy
said order q sale.
GEORGE n. BRADLEY.
Sheriff Of Sherman County, Kansas
HOTT ASDEEws, Attorney
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Express Extortioner..

Is there one live representative in the
Kansas legislature that will introduce a
bill regulating express company charges
and push it in good faith? The idea Of
paying 50 cents express on a little state
ment file worth about 81 and weighing
a pound, from Topeka to GoOdland,
when the express charges on 81 600 in
currency from Kansas City to GOodlsnd
Is only S125.
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Henry Chandler returned last Sat
urdsy from q visit to Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs d. J. Smith are plan
ming trip to southern Missouri in
the near future
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Butt aud son
William were visitors at J. r Eicher's
Monday.
Ralph Martin, who has been here
visiting his uncle, returned 70 his home
in Nebraska last week
Tom Laughlin has moved from his
brothers into the sod house on section
one, the house formerly occupied by
D. Q. King.
Mrs. Susie Funk is on the sick list.
Oscar Morey was visiting the school
or the schOOlms'am, in district 81 las
Friday.
Mrs. ]. n. Tsckett has been som
planning Of ''pleUrisy in the back.
Will MsllOeh and family will move
to southwestern Canada in the spring
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Rev. Carlisle P. B. Martin. L L. ID.

Wsverly, Texas, writes: 'Of morn
ing when first rising often find a
Troublesome collection Of phlegm
which produces q cough. and Is very
hard to dislOdge: but q small quantity
Of Ballsrd's HorshoUnd Syrup will az
once dislodge il and the trouble Is all
over. knoE Of no medicine that is
equal to it, and il l. pleasant to take.
can most cordially recommend it TO
all persons needing 3 medicine for
throat and lung troubles" Price &c,
SOC. S1.O0 bottle as Arensbsrg < Gull
lens.
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First Published Janusry 3D.
ICE OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE


THE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
Il Eill. on the 18th day Of February. 1913, make
an application 20 the probate court Of Sherman
county. Kansas, 70 purchase the following de-
scribed school land. situated In the organized
county Of Sherman. Kansas. VIZ The
northeast quarter, northwest quarter, southwest
quarter. southeast quarter. OF the southwest
quarter OF section Is. township =, range a. he
names the following persons 70 prove ms settle
ment. continuous residence. and improvements.
viz. Charles Harper. residence Ruleson, Kan
sas. and Charley Aim. residence Ruletu1. Il snsas-
Done az Goodlsud. County Of Sherman. Kan
sas, this 18th day q anusry. le0s.
z j. DAWSON. petitioner.
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snake Eating in the senate.

When Senator McMiIIan's bill against
snake eating was placed on its second
reading Monday Governor Hanna re-
ferred it to the committee on agricuit-
ure. The senate was divided between
referring it to the committee on public
health and the committee on temper
anca
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Best Liniment on Earth.

Henry D. Baldwin, superintendent
city water works, ShuilsbuFg, Wis,
writes. Il have tried many kinds Of
Eminent, but have never received
much benefit until used Billiards.
snow Liuimsnt for rheumatism and
pains. I think g the best IinimsDt On
earth, 80, Sc aud 81 CO a. Arensber4
g Cullen's.
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Abraham Lincoln was q very con-
sentative prophet. December l, 1859,
in a speech at Elmwood, looking over
the landscape, he said: Gentlemen,
the time is coming when this soil will
be worth $50 an acre" The other day
tract of land in Brown county sold
for $3.50 an aero and sales in north
east Kansas have been made at 500.
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First published January Sol
NOTICE on APPLICATION 10 PURCHAs
SCHOOL DAND.

cLaOlL JAM
THE undersigned hereby gives notice that be
Il viii. on the 18th day Of February. Iao3. make
application 70 the probate court Of Sherman
county kansas % purchase the following de-
scribed school land. situated IN the organized
county Of sherman, Kansas, VIZ The northeast
quarter. northwest quarter, southwest quarter,
southeast quarter, Of the southwest quarter Of
section Is, township 5. range Al. He names the
following persons 70 prove ms settlement. con
tlnuouE residence and improvements. VIZ =
Charles Harper. residence Ruleton. Kansas, and
Charley Ain. residence kuletu1, Kansas
Done At Groudland. County Of Sherman
Kansas. this 18th day Of January. 1919
LIZZIE BUrLEE. Petitioner.
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Cease to be simple II e All prolonged
The safest way is 60 put them ssids a.
the very beginning. Billiards. Hore-
hound syrup stops q cold aud removes
the cause Of colds. 90, soc, snd el-OO
at Arensbsrz q Cullen.
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- - go 81

IN Wednesday. March n. 1913 At one O'Clock
" p. m, ] viii sell az public sale at the school
house OF district No q, row disorEautzsd. To-
property. belo1ginE TO said district School
house, 16LZ8L9, outbuildinEs, sixteen desks. six
benches one teachers desk and chair. one die
tiunsry, one chart. one well rope, well casing.
j. r RED. County Superiu tenrfert-
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Undermuslin.

We have just received our big spring
invoice Of ladies' muslin under wear
To all the ladies are extended special
invitations to call and see this line.
9. NJ. MILLISACK.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-13

Two bills are pending in the Kansas
legislature to create q state board Of
horse doctors.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-13

Twenty-nine Kansas recruits for the
navy left for the seabOard Saturday.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-13

state OF Kansas, county Of Sherman. S.
J. b. =. Brown. cashier Of the aboFe-1zued
bank. do soleunly swear that tie above STATE
meut - true 70 che best % ny knoTlsdEe and
belief B. II. Brown. Cashier.
Sunscribed and sworn 70 before this llth
day Of February. 1919.
IL. RoBTNsoE. Notary Public
lC.o-unissio1 expires the 18th day q Nay, 100
Lorrect-Attest= H :. Brown. Joseph 5 HUI
chiscn. Finest " Stewart. DirsctorE-
The sun., 1903-03-05
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The outside securities market to-day pre-
sented the same irregularity which has gov
erned trading during the past week, Deal
ings continued on a limited scale Although
considerable Improvement was shown in the
bond department. prices were irregular
sharp advances occurring in some issues
while heavy declines were noted in others
The feature was the dealings in tni'ed States
Steel new SIS. which broke sharply under
heavy selling orders. Northern Securities
opened weak. declining nearly >. per cent,
hut at the close recovered all the early loss
In the Copper shares little activity was dis
played out side of ireene Consolidated. which
rose per cent on fairly heavy purchases
otis Elevator common was firm in the early
trading, but on light selling pressure sold
OF fractionally. Standard oil was weak.
declining I points on light offerings.
United States Steel new 81. which have
been very quiet during the past month or
so became the leading feature in to-day's
trading. AZ the opening considerable SELL
ing pressure appeared. and while some in
side support was given. the price broke 81
per cent. selling down to o2. There was
no special news TO account for the heavy
decline. the rights sold Just before the close
NJ ~. Atlantic Coast Line ~ received con-
siderable inside support making sharp
advance Of IA. per cent up to o. >; San Fran
cisco ~ lost 4 per cent. on light offerings
to 7Di. Erie - were duh but steady.
The transactions In the market to-day
up follows
The sun., 1903-03-05
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call. s1@4h per cent; last loan,
3. per cent ruhng rate, = per cent TIN"
money is quoted n ct s@Sn I per cent for sixty
per cent for four months, 5d5h per cent
for six and nine months, Commercial pap,
ana Sa s9 other e names nf sP
cent
Sterling exchange market continued week
TSers fPd p
while the supply Of loan bills was large
than for any time this season. Iontinen,al
quoted At ,tss for long and 81 IS for short
siSht ai%A drsiss, |. 3 3ssss SIS. and cable iran,
at 5isn nd5ish for. long and 5 is. as 49,.
for short: reichsmarks were quoted at o 20
"a. for long and ssase Lie for short guilder,,
401sd4o s-io for short.
ioc, discoSS,nt chsreston,guyins HtsIr,7 his
Sssns diSHpa, ';lnsa ,sss .sns s''s:a
snc s GhSssR SsSR.
New Orleans zoe. discount
bank. 81 premium.
of M2sey sseSyuns a h opsn @fet Tor 'e .ni
eeass con:os R% for mons! closed 4 INA for y.
nto the a Bank Of snssnd on to-dsT G1T
100 francs S oentimes The private rate OF
discou Mt is az per cent. Exchange on Lon
don, rs francs 10 centimes Berlin sdvices
quote exchange on London 20 marks 81
pfennies. The private rate OF discount Is
"a per cent.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New
FORK Isnc Bar silver In London closed
~ S-ied. Mexican silver dollars were quoted
at 3sc
New York Clearing House statement: E1-
changes. S245, ,5sl o75; bslanoe. - i<s,ss?; Sub
Treasury debit balance. sS77. ESQ.
The sun., 1903-03-05

A decrease OF 3s1.IR bags in the visible during
the ps., mSn'n as ,s are sn msef recsps
ana .pis of Lower cable. Interior receipts We're
ak1Hs London tin va: r.: Sd lower IA. =,
market here was strong and higher n n, Copper OPP a u
Lad was IS CHER in London a, fii ia. Cd Here
the mss w-s HssM al Aes % Tss New Yo
market advanced points, Prices here as follows
Copper. standard, spo, To- J.nu.ry lss'; L.Gs: .o,
isSS. casting. spot TO March. is 500 IS coo: tin.
so Ssd 80 e5c tin plates, - 90 Al mill lead LING:
spelter. sasloc Iron No Nonaern; s7tTsss , - 20
Common 10 good strained rosin' S3O
40 nS'II 10 srssiI keSs. ,iS south American sIo7s:
Western prime. tiois Pork was steady with
mess at sisatlsSO. Tallow. SIC, Dressed hogs.
ssc snc' state: dairy. tubs. nnest; 9.e; s2se.
fancy issc, white, '.e large isIl made. fancy:
water marks were made by the provision list and
prices closed h:G., al roens w,n 'ss sS ,m.s
packers some enor on the par OF local bear trad.
ers TO bnng about a break and rather important
RoYders' RyYn WsvertheIex. the largest holder Of May
PORK Increased his line and there was also lnnnen
tisl buying OF lard. There wAs an excellent
etsn marteis were higher with liverpool Cd
up on bacon and hams and ID up on lard. fair
portion OF n. commission house demand ior lard
receipts OF hogs were only si.co to day against
.,s % isr .s, % .. . 81 s.s. s! and @ g:
nned was ln tslr demand with list prices poin,s
higher al 81 80 tsS tor srsnulsted.
Aarrh 4.-Yhear to DAYS pFr$a
The sun., 1903-03-05

There was . sharp break In cotton owlng 70
Unexpectedly weak cables. heavy selling Sy paiia "a
the leading bulls here, beansh Price clrculsr
Wall Street selling and heavy selling by Lverpooi
and New orleans. Stop loss orders were cAugnt
acceierating the decline Bears were more ots h,
an Increased movement during the past Few GAYS
In the face OF bad weather. and II b sreuea tnat
when the weather clears up there WIN os
present high range Of prices; MoreoveIi aoor
troubles were reported amonG New England weav-
ers, while a tighter money market also nAd ao,
Sellers Of Nay and the big bulls here are under.
stood TO have sold that month with considerable
freedom on all rallies. though they bought carly
In the day. prominent German opentoi ss Ws
later" later on. oS' BuIls IL New Orleans and liverpool
were said to be heavy sellers. and In the laUei
market big Egyptian operators are uncerstooo
have sold freely In fact, was vas DAY 81 Mes.
the lowest Of the day. The Iecsipts AZ tne pS,,s p
thus far this week are over i0oo bales more than
for the same time last week, and the interior move
One nrm said: There was no support forth
coming from the bull pool In the cioeng bali nouf
and II was this which added 10 the nervousness
and created a somewhat panicky ieelinE Smons
the smaller operators, especially those who have
been pyramdfnG on their purchases Tota trans
actions 10 day range from soo 00o TO 100000 bales
we understand that the clique here remains In =
tact and they win probably endesvor 20 ,o ,o
morrow. but IL will be dinncult matter for them
to restore confidence
CopYKE.-Rio on the spot was Arm st 81 65 II -icc
hieher, closing quiet with sales OF 1850 bags
Hsvrc declined lsf. and Hamburg was unchanged.
American warehouse deliveries, 2i.+s9 bags Rio
declined rs rei. receipts 1900 bass STOCK tscoo
deciined rs reis receipts 90 bags: stock 936,
OOO Prices here as follows:
The sun., 1903-03-05
tl,s sis.h sssls,

nasa. .,,.as 80, 'ttss'''....i 'tts'''..i s'-..a.,. go. =
tai. tsit 80 ltfff go u ~. III ~ sfhf alstlE
go y ls. a'Hss4 - isass 81 slssa 49, III
Itt "a. sfif ffsisf fslf N fAs..i sisffl ia
..,s Lt:iGt (, rsh t..ss'.a., 49,
saft = siiff . ..asa "a .llA stsaI -s| i.slt
(. G.:;' .; ~. \. I. 49,.
y ..fsf ii,i.f A. i.silas
s.si ~ tslsi.s,. 90 .. r. w a'.i.s' ~
- - .s,'a i'. 4. . .i.G sss,i 80 a'
80 ssi'a ss'ss.i 4. fsHs .ssf sts e.
o. sfat 4 20 ~ go tff tH.Iff o. o. NIfs
II tTsi 20. - =, s.s,.is s.,'s - ~
u si'i - atsss go $50. 80 tss hs.s
ni "a - a. 90 - fssf itsffts sHa III - 80
i.afsfI fafHlHr go ~ stas siss 70 fafs
ssf sisfs see sifaasf H.lHiAss haf fsIfs
Ata Nns.s ss'ai- sisss.s snsass ssa sssnstts
= -. 80. ...'L 80 ..tif.. .s... &, - ... - ~
ssssf niseesa s.stt.s hia o Nsas 80
s~rFI y hsss 90. 80 ss.s ,.a.sts .
80. ~ "a. .ss. i.sa~s 80 e.s.. 80,
The sun., 1903-03-05
LONG AND SHORT-HttI TtSFS.
Arguments CemIiried tsrfor~ the Inter
aate Commerce Commission.

wAsBiSoros. March m. Interstate
Commeru- Commission to-day heard III"
Anal aIgumsn, In me long and short haul
casss of alleged discrimination by Western
railroads againsl Wichita. han. an favor
~ NJ Joseph. Mo and uih"r more diHt ant
points The case s-r- presented To the
Commission aud preliminary testimony
vas taken Ia May ~ last year. and to-day
hoarlng Nas fof th" pr-rs'iiaiiDn of final
AG,Dn.Ats The ras. Nar "utnplrl"d ard
the c1iunls.ion sill hoN f.NsU ilr te-il.
mouy and render ~ d-,l-ipur
Tie .oal Uass'. involving alleged di-.
oflmiuAilon ~ the Ai1hl-.,u. 1uiska aId
hania ". the ~ I,l,s aud >au Ifai,i-s..
ilss hiss.,uu Parif,. iis Ais-,aul. kansas
fiy and t-bar. att 10" t1i'agu ItH'h
lslsnd AID faHing ialliYads Be- ,ltafgiu
higisi iai-s CO., ,,,sl loom Mirliia 60 ga.
wee pu lhAn iiuip NJ J'f. kHnras iliy
snd 81 go uHtfs dlsisni riitns sas aIst.s,d
bu hd nDiaIil''lo'l and siil is trslni-d
tssniuffuN
The sun., 1903-03-05
flEtTIvN. AND MEETINGS.
CONTINENTAL TOBACCO COMPANY.

Jersfy tIIy- TtbfuhfN IF. IWE3
Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting
Of the stockholdet, Of Continental Tobacco Com
pany. aud an election Tor SIX directors VIII be held
a. the home once. No iO flTSt Street Jersey tity
Hudson county, state Of New Jerscy. at > T..
on WEDNESDAY. March ~, 1903
Stock transfer books viii be closed At oclork
y ~, February iC. and viii be Tcopeued al ~
O'Clock A. N. March y, 1873
" n McALISTFR Secretary.
The sun., 1903-03-05

No Ill Fifth Avenue. New YORK. March I. 1908
A dividend Of ONE AND ON, HALT PER CENT.
Vas this day declared On the preferred stock Of
American Snuf Company. paS able at the offcrS ot
Morton Trust Com panv, - Nassau Street, on April
l. iSS TO stockholders Of record at close ot busin
March IL 1913 Transfer books viii close March
-, 1903, aud reopen April ?, 1919.
q. " CMNlSLlAN. Trcasurcr.
The sun., 1903-03-05

No III HIM NNrnnt, NV lOrN, Natrh J. IVb
A dividend OF TWO AND ONE HALF PER CENT
was this day declared on the common stock Of
American Snuf Company. payable Al the Offices Of
Morton Trust Company. ~ Nassau Street. on April
l. 1908 TO stockholders Of record at close Of buSi.
ness March u, 1913. Transfer books VIII close
March 10, 1903. aud reopen April 2, laJ1
z IL InNlSrIAN Treasnrer
The sun., 1903-03-05
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
The Colorado 4 southern Railway CO;

GOT0THuO
New York, February Is, 1908.
Al q meeting Of the Board Of Directors held this
day there was declared from the surplus earnings
dividend OF TWO PER CENT. on the nrst pre-
ferred stock OF this Company. payable April list.
1905 20 the holders OF record OF the first pre-
feTred stock at the closing OF the transfer books
on March 10Th. 1903. The transfer books for the
at three p, NJ. on March 10th. 1903, and VIII be
reopencd at ten \. NJ, on April I'd. 1905
The Colorado 4 southern Railway 60.
By HARRY BRONNrR. Secretary q Treasurer.
The sun., 1903-03-05

THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON COMPANY

New YORK. Feb, Is, 1913.
A quarterly dividend OF ONE AND THREE.
QUARTERS qA'1 PER- GENT: on the capital
the Company. 81 Cortlandt Street. IN this city.
on and after Monday, Mar. ID 1893. The trans.
fer books will be closed from the close of business
TO day until the morning OF Tuesday, Mar. IL, 1903
BY order OF the Board OF Managers.
CHARLES A. WAIkfR Treasurer.
The sun., 1903-03-05

u Broadway, New York, February IS. 1908
The transfer books OF the Voting Trustees for
the nrst preferred stock OF the Colorado and
Southern Railway Company will be closed AT three
p. NJ on March 70. 1905. and VIII reopen at ten
A. NJ, on April I'd, 1908. ON April lst, 1898. the
Voting Trustees viii be prepared to distribute
the above dividend OF TWO PER CENT. when
received by them at the once OF NcSrs. Hall
garen Co.. among the parties entitled thereto a.
same appear OF record on the books when ciosrl
HALLGARTEN Il CO..
Agents for Voting Trustees.