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GRAIN MARKETS.
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Jan. S0.-cash quotations were
as follows:
Flour-Market steady.
Wheat-No. 3 spring, 75@86c; No. 2 red,
sSAQ91hc.
oats-No. 2, Ss941hc; No. 3 white. Sex
Gale.
Rye-No. 2, 56Ac.
Bar,ey-aeeA feeding. ssGasc; fair
choice mailing, 4SQ57c.
Timothy Seed-Prime, s3.25.
Glover seedn.Gontraet grade sasi H.. Is
S7.27h; short ribs sides. s6.s506.7 20; short
clear sides. Sc. S7h@7. l2ha.
Whisky-On basis of high wines, $1.27.
Butter-Market firm creamery. I021c;
dairy, 13W19c
Eggs-Market firm at mark; cases In
cluded, 30G31Rc.
Cheese-Market steady at 1o01ohc.
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THE MARKETS.
Sioux CITY Live S+oc

Sioux City Live Stock.
IS sl9nx City ian; $e;rs sna City s. eek
L.9b; light enc mixed, s4.50@4.75
Cattle-Fat cows and heifers. s.. 25@S.7O:
stock cows and h%eiters, $1.75Q3.00: stock
srs and feeders, $2.5003.S0; butcher steers.
,s.5oa5.eo; yearlings and calves. $2.25@3.5o.
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The Commercial Advertiser is now
published by Samuel Strauss, formerly
of the Des Moines Leader, while Mr..
and Mrs. Allan Dawson, who were as
sociated with him in Des Moines, are on
the editorial staff.
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The item, amounting to $3.50, 900. was
the allowance of mileage for members
Tor the regular session. They had been
called together for a special session.
which lasted right up to the moment
Tor the opening Of the regular session.
One drop of the gavel sounded the knell
pr the extra session; an Immediately
succeeded n called the regular ses-
Zion to order. Figuring that they had
.coIstructively' travelled home and
back again during that fraction of q
second. members proposed to collect the
mileage for 1t. The newspapers had so
much amusement with the suggestion.
however, that the nerve of the con-
Eressmen failed. -
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HAD FAlLURE OF NERVE.
House Cuts Out the Little Gratuitv Of
$4,000 MILEAGE.

Washington, Feb. 2.-In the house
today Chairman Tawney overruled the
point OF order raised yesterday against
the paragraph in the urgent deficiency
OIL! providing for a second payment Of
mileage. Deep interest was manifested
in the question, the debate being long
and earnest on both sides.
BY a vote of 1877 to 0 the house struck
out the mileage appropriation for both
house and senate from the bill.
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South Omaha.

South Omaha, TAI ao.-Cattle-Native
steers, s3.50eD5. no.; cows and heifers, s2.75@
s.86: tanners, sl.5oQ2. 60; locke and
feeders, S2.5094.00; calves. $3.O005.50: bulls,
stays, etc. s2.50Q3.&
Hogs-Heavy, s.. S5@5 .95; mixed, $4.759
4.S5; light, s.. 6094.75; pigs. $3.75g4.5o; bulk
Of sales, $4.76Q4. S..
SheeprMarket steady. Western yearl-
lngs, $4.5095.10; wethers. s4.NQ4.4O; ewes,
s3.0o94. 90, common and stockers. 81. 5003. rs;
lambs, 81. 5000
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civ,

Kansas City, Jan. 3O.-Cattle-Native
steers, s3.75@4.9o; southern steers, $1,000
LIS; stockers and feeders. $3.0O43.90; calves,
81. 50Q3.40.
Hogs-Heavy, s4.s5Qb.1o; packers. H.so@
500: pigs and light, $4.3514.95.
s.s5; range wethers. $3.25g4.40; ewes, $2.5o6
400.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-11-17
WAR SPIRIT OF THE JAPs.
rhsIr Fanstieai Bravery Z Thing te
Wonder A.

wonder AZ.
Lieut.. Masaki of q Japanese war
ship writes to his wife: After all
there 10 plenty Of luck in battle and o
fellow Of good luck cannot die II lie
wish to-. For instance, q shot or ball
cannot hit lucky dog like me. On
the occasion Of the fight of Feb. 9
the only things I had in my bosom
were the charm you sent me and a
photograph Of 1ko (the lieutenants
eldest son). During the fight took
my post on q barbette and directed
The are Of the broadsides: but when
the range had Increased ordered to
cease firing. Then I took out Iko's
photograph and turned 1t face toward
the scene Of the battle, addressing Il
- II It were Iko In person. III as .
result of this war said 70 II, the sit.
uation Of the far east IA firmly fixeo
and no war should occur during youS
lifetime. then you might think your
self born u vain as a officers scA.
Therefore sou shouid carefully @.
serve this esene even fr,m yoar pho.
tograph. % that the sight may inspire
in you the proud warrior spirit worthy
OF . man. II, however. fortune favors
you with a chance Of being under fire,
~ ! am now. then there is all the
more reason to observe the scene
carefully for your future bene e."
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-11-17

With many . furrowed trace Of life's
wlnd-fretted deep.
Here lies common face-an aged man
asleep. NH EE
Just of the dusty way whsreon the sun.
glare breaks,
Amid the browse OF day. casual nap he
takes
Only a poor old man: yet whence. through
oil disguise ~ ~
closed eyes 49,
These Elsams. soft 40 kiss. which to the
face impert
4 beauty and q bliss--tho youthtine AZ
the hearty
BY magic r. GO and biest the scars have
been Annezled;
The waves arc ali at rest: an inner
That lends eaoh furrowed trace Of l,fe's
wind-fretted deep
4 tender. childliks gracs-on this old me-
asleep.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-11-17
Lies Little inoonsIstsn tsno,.,.

EYES," said the fashionable doctor.
% he wrote out . prescription, "you
have told me your symptoms and I
see you are troubled with acute ner.
vousn ess."
"O!" walled the fair patient, every
little noise makes me Jump, evsry
time door creaks I start like q per.
son In danger. BY the way, DR.. HI
charge, I'm going to take my motor
car out for . spin: always run the
machine myslf. you know. II you jump
IN I'll leave you right st your door" {"
Still explaining the sad condition Of
her nerves she drove the auto down
the avenue at q rattling clip. In and
out OF the tangle Of vehicles the Jolt.
ing juggernaut few at twenty miles
on hour.
The nervous wreck put on brakes
aud glanced casually 1t the mounted
police who were galfoping far behind.
The pale.faced physician gasped.
Here's your house," said his pa.
ueLt swestly. t.. hope your prescrip.
tion will calm my poor. weak nervcs..
--New York Sun.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-11-17

Lucky Stones.

There Is an old proverb which
states that "he who possesses q tur.
quoise VIII never lack friend" Ger.
tainly from time immemorial the tur.
Quoise has never ceased to be 70.
garded a. a lucky stone.
Amr'..-s are much In favor at the
present E-oment. and the wearers Of
them are by no means only of the
feminine community. They are worn
In all r-anner of quaint designs. Each
precious stone is supposed to contain
some property peculiar TO itself. Il
seems hardly credible that people Of
common sense should believe in such
things, but true II 10 that amulets are
ut present much In vogue. and, apart
from their superstitions. they are one
OF the daintest presents imaginable.
The emerald Is credited with q host
OF god influences. tie crysolite Is Q
cure for insomnia. But the luckiest
amulet of all Is that containing tur
Quoise. whether by reason Of It's true
blue" color or not It ID hard to say.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-11-17

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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-11-17

Met Her Match.
Waggs-I had the laugh on my wife
yesterday.
Boggs-How did 1t happen?
Waggs-We were out driving, and
she discovered an echo that beat her
out Of tHe last word. sra
The Reading (Mass.) man whose
buildings have been struck by light,
ming for the sixth time should dig
under his premises and see II he does
not strike an iron mine.
Bringing Guatemala ants into the
country to eat up the boil weevil 10
. form Of cantract labor immigration
which should be encouraged.
A Baltimore woman advertised for
. husband then killed herself. Some
mems luci, never leaves them.
The Sandwich islanders alphabst
has only twelve letters.
Some men stop drinking for the
Measure Of beginning once mora
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-11-17
Students of Sango Baptist
College and Industrial
- Institute II
THANKSGIVING DAY AND NIGHT

The students will entertain the citizens the city territory
Thanksgiving Dinner will be served free college,
At II the Students and friends will assemble at the
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH. and Rev. j. M Dade will preach
the Thanksgiving Sermon assisted the pastor
The THANKSGIVING RALLY will take place Immediately
after the This will be conte witnessed
in the territory s1-gtrt
On Thanksgiving night the Grande Concert witnessed
will be pulled benefit College
First Baptist church. Visitors coming all pas
territory Citizens invited. Gene Come ALL Tickets
sale everywhere e.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-11-17

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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-11-17

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05
UPTOWN BUILDING BOOM.
Plans Filed for Eight Flathouses, to
Cost 1886 900.

Building activity in the upper section of the city
continues to be feature of tho market. Many
Plans for fathouses to be erected there are filed
nearly every day a. the Building Bureau. Plans
were yesterday filed at the bureau for eght fat
houses to be built in the section at total cost of
sSss 900.
Two Of the houses win be six stories high, and
VIII be erected on the west side of Seventh-avc. be-
tween One-hundred-a ad-nineteenth and One-hun-
dred-and-twentieth sts plot 1O011X90 feet. hy
NJ Weiustein G. f. Pelham is the architect He
places the total cost Of those buildings at $4,000
Two six story brick dathouses are to be erected
i5 plot 2Xs feet on the cast side of ST. Nicholas
Race, - feet north OF One-hundred
by l. A. Liebesknd. G. +. Pelham is also the
architect of those buildings. They will cost Sl0i0d0.
On the south side Of One-h undred-and-forty
fouTtn-st-. 10 feet west of LenOx-ave., four five
story brick fathOuses are TO be built by l. and H.
Mayer from plans drawn by Neville & Basge. They
will cost S152, 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Joseph p Day: 1sth-st No AZ. $. 225 y q
sgt L a Liebeskiud and ano. = y u zl2Ne attys
sl.sT8. sold subject 20 mortgage tor SS0.000 ad-
iourard % November g. s. PaulS Plac5. cor
Crotoua place. u INs5 5x5oXs49 II, * Brckelmaer
sgt p a May et al. James Keerney. atty; T ! L Nc
Manus ref. ar.t due S-.s29 So taxes etc, $1,000 10
Charles Il Faru6la far $3.50 Coucord-ave, cor
147thst l501i00 It. 55xio0 IT, 10 Louis Fesser
for Sc sg5 southerly half Coz Williams & Grodgius6y
for S5l-5. Park-eve s. 49, II Il Of l+Sth-st "a SIX
tcl 3x53 3Nl103 J staples aSt a Esler ct al.
II Collyer. ATTY. arthur Hurst ref Partition 70
Franz T1g-k for $3.50.
BY James /. Wells. l51th-st. No ~. :. 554.o n
W--ave 10 Sxl00. three story brick dwelling hoU
I. Z Wallace agt \ NJ ScherdtnS et al Hamilton s r.
attys: " Guterman ref. amt due. s55os 81 taxes.
etc, S34i adjourned to october Il
BY Parish Fisher. Mooney x Co: 3d-ave No 4,O32
to +e56 cor l7Ath-st. 50 lryleoNsJ 4xl0o, three
story brick teuemeuts Title Guarantee and Trust
Company and auo aet $ NJ Anderson Ct al, Fletcher.
McC b. attys: c W HartrlCge reti amt Que, $751;
lSS So taxes, etc, $2S2 49, Withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05

ave. s. 49.4 It OF 26th-st- $500.
fIelshhauer. ida. 20 Anthony Aurada; 6th-s.
No 5lI trnortgage on The mouse onlyl; 3 years;
80 t-i4t - -
Frederick. Mary A. 70 Adolph @ Hupfel; jerome
Az " cor Burnside-1ve; prior MORTGAGE
$4,000: instruments. per cent --.----..---..
1N.3rdsn. Daniel i. TO Matthew McNamora; IOlst-
II. No lJ4 West; prior mortgage, Slj.GOJ; 3
lars per cent
fremont Baptist Church 20 NeF-Iork City BAPTIST
Mission Society: TremOnt-ave, 5. 22.i.l Il 5 Of
Aathony-ave; 10 years; sold. -...-..-.-.....
same 20 Dora smith: SANE property .-..........
Sl>ulr1. Thomas y. TO East RIVER Savings lnstf-
tuition; IelICse-ave, " cor ltJth-S-, Years:
~ Der cent 70.
Hathaway, Anna. 10 Este.le f Taylor; e25-st, No
l46 West: 3 years; per cent. ..-........
Mayer Isaac and ano TO Pincus Lowe afeid and
sao: 153d-st. 100 IT e OF Sth-ave; year.
H.-sch. Leon NJ. 70 Title Guarantee and Trust
company; 94th-st No Is East -............
Ptatf Henry, and anO 70 Lawyers Title Insurance
COMPANY 3sth-SJ. n ;. pa Il Of Sth-ave: S
- dtSs "a per cent
Rollins. Walter c. to Title GUARANTEES and Trust
Contrary, HighbTidge Road, cor Jercme-ave;
also Berrtsn-ave = " cor rOad from Fordham
Depot 70 Highbridss- ..-............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05
MONEY IN CIRCULATION.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
lBT TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRIBrYE. ]

81
Chicago Oct 4.-Wheat was firm. 10 commence
with. the offerings for few minutes being small
and the market consequently quite inactive. The
buying orders were the nrst TO give out. and the
selling light in volume. as il was for q time in
. cess. Long wheat came on the market during
she reaction that succeeded the opening advance.
and in addition TO what had been sold out the day
before had TO be shifted around for a while from
hand 10 hand before II found permanent lodge
ment in hands that closed upon il FOR good Re-
cepts were stil liberal and the general disposi-
ton among those who looked for ultimately higher
prices was TO postpone further purchases until the
effect OF the heavy arrivals Northwestern points
had passed. Local receipts we're 80 cars. While
the market was not stirred by any great volume
OF orders on either side: the general tendency was
in the DIRECTION OF a mild advance
December closed AZ the bottom, 81 1914. after sell
ing as high as 81 1874; May followed. closing at
Corn opened irm. and that its general char
sf o9 Re,Ps ReTe h and adgces from the
country indicated that they likely 70 continue
westbe ee was fav0Fabe in the West but the freez
ing temperature that here the day before was
Local receipts we're I5s cars. shipments 153ooo
bushels Aggregate at me prImaTy Hs d ps
the year before. Estimate OF to-morroWs receipts
December sold as high as SAC. closing At the
bottom price of the day. 5l3sc The range OF May
oats ruled Arm There was good buying by cash
houses and some eoyering by shorts me sanl I
go cars of which 81 were CONTRACT and of the same
grade 81 900 bushels were taken from unlicensed ele
Vators Shipments from Chicago were ytCOO push-
els Estimates for tomorrow were l34 cars.
THE market closed strong showing gain Of &c
for December and May deliveries December closed d
MAY sold high S3ssc and as low as $3.50 clos
ing Bori Infatuated little from these prices: October
s,I e.. Tecernber 81 80; January. S3 80.
Lard held arm a ~ for October s2qS % 6or
Iifs We're steady s. IS and January ribs at g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

7th-ave W 8 between 18Th ana l-O-h SITS: f'r
two six story brisk Gathuuses and stores l0u-u
N9U. NJ Weinstetn, owner, G + Pelham, aychL-
Edgecombe-ave, " =, 225 II n Of 1J0th-st; for TWO
six story brick hathouses, 5OXsi, L A Liebes-
kind. owner. g. + Pelham. ARCHITECT. .,.......
ST Nicholas Place. =. 22j II of iJtth-st; tor
two six story brick hathouses 5oN>5, l. \
Liebeskind. owner. G F Pelham. urchijzct.
29th-st. No as 322 East; for five story brick
school and nall building. 7,A9i the Rev L
SoutbweIl. owner. T NJ Poole 4 CO. architects.
22d-st Nos 2OJ and 21l West: for th-ee story
brick public library, 3S.7XSs2. New-York Pub
lie Library. ovrtr. Carrere & Hastings archt-
tects ................. .......-. .....
Leroy-st. Nos GG and Is: for a two story brick
public library 44-4x35.6; New-York Public Ii
hrary owner. CarTere & Hastings architects
l43d-st. n :. 80 II @ OF shave and 14$I-st :.
40 e. Of Sth-ave; for two story bricl,
ST. rage buildings 25Xsu; Newu.au & Jacobs.
owners: j Hsuser. architect -.....- .............
I44th-st. g 3, l-1 II " Of LenOx-sVe. for four
five story brick fathouses. 37.cxS7Ii: I & II
Mayer. owners. Neville 6 Bagse architects-...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
$3.50

'2:si ' s5 &c f s 81 '1sE' A9 oo a5:,sss
Robert Sands to John k i:eez. all Tte...-.., 1900
OBS John No l5 9 6fa5 r. 9s ashsri5s Epse1 T mort
137th-st. No s2s vest iexa2: Mary /: Doaae 70
{; Stevens: mortgage. $40 900: 9 and 100
1iIth,s5 No AIS West. 2oy9e. 4: Jacob Lasalls go
eOth-sS No +o8 % Az East. 21exloo5: Yorkytllo
1a6th-sj No eS6 west 25xioG IL: Jacob Kat. to
Samuel Lederer MORTGAGES So GOO: o c and. 100
Intervale-avge. No I,o5s, $. 2I7xioO; Waiter
IntervaIs-ave No 1852 s q 6xi0o: waI;:i ]
Jerome-aye. W corner Burnsis-ave r,.as "
I5o55 4 gx 7o6r,s as N 5l d sla1sr
Same property; AdolDh 6 Hupfsl 70 Mary a
71s5 So s8S S'1 Wes; i52ios se a3 Stern
74tb-5 s"sHu 5. 2oS Fl Of Madi:n-avs iaexIo2s
Samuel kSTn 70 Je1ns SoTI; @ lOO
sehrank ct a. TO Joseph schiller; mortgage,
1sisI-sS No IL West Is 4xol ii: Jennie simon
same DI pfoper5y: Edmund WTisSt. trustee to
niger; mortgage $500. Nominal
to John Moran; Wortgage SIS go , and ds 100
mortgage. $1,000: 1s1st-st. s.. q +: Of Au-
gage $4,000 samGei ''7 volir1an to Minnie Won
i4sd-st. s. 100 IT W Of Lenoxave. ii sxao II;
Abraham Ruth and smother 70 joseph Rosen- ,oo
1oisy; %5 10 T.t oO' S5416o ~ Matthew Nc
Namara TO Daniel RlOrdan: mortgage. $4,000: -.
1O4th-st, n $ $50 It W OF West End-ave. TX
lVOll; Alena shaw 20 Nellie kugors.
rrsnicnt-ave = 22Si # s q Of Artaoay-ave
i66 ex 104 y New-Tcrk CITY
c6roh e-.. :. t-s 5000
to Marttn Cng1ich: laoTtsaEs SO 900 -. 100
Sth-avs No 2O13. " S 25-6x1OO; Isaac 81 Witt
David Kalman: mortgage S34. 500: and 100
153d-st n 100 Il = OF Shave 225x99. II: Ptncus
LowenfeId and another Isaac Mayer AMI an
other; MORTGAGE oue-half OF S6I.5O0; and: 100
washington ave. Nos lap and f.4T4. 5O11S4S
X50XlsO Henry Breunich executor and trustee.
So Coz ..-- $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05
AUCTION sALEs<o DAY.

By bryan L Kennedy: sa-S5 S,ant1u-st. cor Orch
= txI5 story ten hs and stores executor
[urf8k-Sl St1ntoI-st aitNot; Q
with executors sale: ~ s5i-st 8
81 r. 80 q Par.-avr. 1sIio22 =. story cwS h. eN
SALE queens county. pcdze-a'e " cor ocean
ave O-rarus Park EorAaVay Beach, plot 50Nl30 one
haf interest executor sale estate " Cohen dec d.
90 49ta-s. 5 -4Is e % shave 2)i19S9, story
De- administrators sale- rs lo9th-sl s. t3o4 = " o.
3s-avs 6367Nss 25zJ6 eNss story dWs d: voluntary
sale.
Cherryst lu0x5u- I'VE story bN Is, Catherine Me
MAIN aEt Kate Browning al. A Carney. atty w l.
ref
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05
DIridend Notices.


THE ATCHISON. TOPEKA AND SANTA re RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
Four Per Cent. One-Hunare,-4 ear Adjustment Mort
RaEo Bends.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Board " Directors this Company has declared 10
be due and payable the nrst day OF Novemnrt le4
instainen Of interest (being the eighth instrument
upon the above bondsl Of Four Per Cent on
the par amount thereof beirg Dollars S4u upon
each One-thousa bond. and Twenty Dol
lars $50 upon each Five Misunderstanding S5,-p bond
such interest will be paid the ofce OF the Company
No o Nassau street, New York Cy. New York, on the
coupon bonds and surrender az the
spective coupons NUMBERED 6. and the Registered
Bonds. % the registered holders thereof November
1904 The transfer the Registered Bonds VIII
close Oh October 1904. and Will closed until No
Stamped Adjustment Mortgage Bonds
Semi-Annuhl Interest.
sem-anuual iastalnent uf two Der cent IN respect
Interest the STAMPED Adjustment Mortgage Bonds
or The Atchson topeka and santa Fe Railway Company
viii be paid its Office. No > Nassau Street New York
City. New York November 1. 1904 upon presentation
and surrender Of the respective coupons NUMBERED 49,
and the holders OF Registered Bonds. The
books OF the Registered Bonds close on october
1904 and viii remain closed until November . 1901
II. ". GARDINER, Assistant Treasurer.
New YORK September 1904
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Financial Meetings.
R7CAN LOCOMOTIVE 9

SNTFRTCAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY.
AZ 800 Stfeet New York September 22d. 1904.
N-oTTTCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual meeting q TIE st9ckh9 9i OF AHEko
- ~ me Company AZ No 25 Broad Street in tho
9tll-e York. Tuesday. the ilta day
1905 twelve O'Clock, noon. for the pur-
% 'yci for the ~n*uing ana for
Poss On Of such other business as may properly
ne Lore the meeting TE- polls wiz remain open
Sohle .--efve o'clock. until O'Clock in the
afternoon % said hag rrrcry pEsT secre,arv