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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-25
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ OF New York-Augustus F. Holly as sole surviving
Will and testament Edward
Roche deceased. PLAINTIFF. against Emily K Duschness
Defendants In pursuance Of Judgment OF
foreclosure duly made and the
data the 18th day OF March 1904
referee IN said judgment named will
sell a public auction at the New York Real Estate
SaIssroc. l81 Broadway. IN the Borough Of Manhat
tan City OF New York. on Nav 18Th 1907. at twelvs
that by Joseph P Day, auctIOnser.
premises directed BY SAID Judgment 20 be sold and there
follows: AL pieces
parcels OF land with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected situate. lying and being the south
erly side OF ThiTtyeghth Street, IN the City OF New
SI2 and ThiEry-eighJh which.
together bounded described follows Beginning
the sou-herly side CT Thtrty-eghrh Street
distant westerly from the formed oy the
south side or ThrtysighLh
the westerly side OF Eighth Avenue;
ming sourhs-ly. and parallel Eighth Avenue.
eS the line or the block between
ThirrysevcuLh Thtrty-eiShth Streets thence
srly. along block IS feet: thence
parallel Eighth Avenue and OF
the distance through wall SS feet inches to the
said s0urAe-ly side or hirrye gh street; and Themes
easery along said souts e-y side OF hrtyshth StreeS
% feet 70 the point OF beginning Tho said land herein
before described Les IN section block IA thu LA1d
Map OF the CITY OF New York
Dated New York April 10th 1904
FREDERICK Q. WETTEFsAC. Refsrsa
BoARDMAN. PLATT SOTEy- Attorneys for Pla!ntir.
The tolowins IS diagram Of The property to os sold
81
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The approximate amount OF the charxa % sxs
isfy described property sold j.
thereon from March lsrh 1904
together with and allowances amounting S332
March 18Th together WITH
the expenses OF The sale The Approximate
assessments other allowances. which allowed
the purchaser OUT OF ire pUrchasa
the referee. Is S5s4-TI and interest
Dated New YORK Apru 70. 1904
F2EDEFlCK G. WErrEFcAU. Rsssr,s,
The or the described property "a hsrsey
adjourned Friday. May ~ 1SOa IAaa hour
and place.
Dated Nay iS.h. 1904
FREDERICK G. WErTEHAC. RarersA
The sale OF the above described property hereby
adjourned Friday. May 25th 1904 az tia hoUx
and place.
Dated May 10th. 1904.
FREDERICK G. wETTERAU, Rsrs,a
The sale OF the above described property nsrscy
adjourned 10 Wednesday. luna 29rh. 1894
and place
Dated. May 81. 1904
FREDERICK c. VETERAN. ssfsrs~
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- Frarktord Arsenal. Philadelphia. Pa. May - 1904
Sealed proposals IN trtpLcate. VIII be
JUNE IS 1904. furnishing sruoksless
cloths and threads forage steel snd IRON brass
copper tubing zinc, lead and aurimony;
bronze, steel and aluminium castings cartrldse
hardware plumbing fitting electrical supplies;
betng building materials; fuel lighting
polishing materials chemicals oils paints paper straw
board Cupboard tools. during ending
80 1905 Information furnished application to Lieut.
Gel FRANK HEATH. COnldS.
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II27 g
TO- g.

The approximate amount cha-ss 70 saazt-
which the above described property sold q
81 SOS 20 thereon from June 6th 1904 with
amounting Sl64 %,
June 1904 together with tns
aDprcxfrnare OF taxes. rents
nents or other liens. which allowed the pur-
chaser purchase paid BY Fefsrse,
is S55i 26 and interest thereon
Dated New YORK City. 23rd. 1904
SYDNEY z. HERMAN. Harsrsa
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY
New York. June IS 1904
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
To the Stockholders of the


NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
To the Stockholders of the
Southern Pacific Company;
Notice Is hereby given that the Board Directors
day held called special meeting OF the stockholders
OF SAID company 10 convene the Office OF Com
Wednesday. The twentieth DAY July 1904 at eleven
o'clock A NJ standard time. 70 consider and act
following. viz: - 'N'
Southern Pacific Company be Increased hun
dred million dollars. by issuing one million add
tional shares Of the par value OF hundr--
Resolved %. that the said increased stock
preferred STOCK shah be entitled 10 dividends in
each nscal year az such exceeding seven
Of the net profits shall be declared BY the
Board OF Directors. before any dividend shall be
dends shall be non-cumulatiye; that the holders
o. slch preferred stock shall not. by virtue there
luton of the COMPANY voluntarily o. 0t6ervyisa
distribution of any part OF the asssts OF the Com
mon stock: that said preferred stock shall be
amounts and such manner as the Board o.
Directors may authorize and determine but a:
not less than the par value OF the shares; that il
share, az the option % the holders at any time
Company. or time after the hrss day OF
July 1898, and before the irst day of July. 1910
at one hundred and fifteen dollars per share
Resolved go. that the Board of Directors shall
be and they are hereby authorized 70 establish
regulations respecting thu issue. sale, redemption
and conversion OF such stock inconsistent
necessary or expedient.9 '' %
For the purpose OF such special meeting the stock
transfer books OF the Co!1Faay will be closed July
ALEX MILLAR
Secretary and Clerk
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proposals WILL BE RECE1YEp At THE

Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts Navy Depart
meut Washington, D c. until u O'Clock ROOM July
1904 ana publicly opened Immediately thereafter
furnish the Navy Yard. Washington D c. about
lS03S0 pounds steel castings about 203.92S pounds
steel forSg and granite FOR electric power plant
tension Blank proposals will be furnished upon
pIcation to the Bureau 4 T 3. HARRIS. Paymasrar
General Z. S y 6-lT-04
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proposals WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE

Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
ment Washington. D. c, until u O'Clock July
IL 1904. and publicly opened Immediately thereafter
o cables 3.-inc complete.
fathoms: total weight about $4,000 pounds for the
Z. Navy. To be delivered 2 o b works when
called Blank proposals furnished upon
application PAY OHfce New York or 70 the
Bureau II T B. HARRIS. Paymaster General L.
S ". 5-IS-04.
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Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York, by the grace OF God free and lndspsadenr 70
John Steel and Mary Steel Williams residapcnx
unknown. and all OTHER next or in az
Elizabeth BIurne. deceased II
and residences Unknown. aexy or XII,
OF Elizabeth BUrre. deceased send greeting. whsreas
Frederick Biulue &C the City OF New Iatsly
applied the SIrrogItes Court OF County O New
York have certain instrument writing relating
70 both real and personal property duly proved the
Win and Testament 0f Elizabeth plume tbs
County OF York deceased therefore you and sach
OF cited 70 appear before the Surrogate OF
County OF New York. his ofice in the New
York. 3Oth day Thousand rne hundred
half-pas O'Clock the
day then and there TO attend the probate
last VIII and Testament And such OF
cited are u2dsr the aEs Of twenry-oue years.
REQUIRED To appear BY your guardian e
II you have none, % appear and Apply Tor one pa
appointed In the event OF 10
DO a guardian will BE- appointed IN
represent and fer IN the proceeding.
In Testimony Whereof. We htave caused Seal az
the Surrugatss CoUrt or the said County %
New York 70 be hereunto affixed Witness
Il s. Hon Abnsr c Thomas a 81 rosats OF oI-
''--~-' said County OF New York. County ths
7th day OF MAY. in the year % our Lord
thousand nine hundred anG four.
JAMES A. DONNELLv
Clerk o. tire Surrogate'= Court
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNT

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
ot New Tork.-EIary I. Hartman. Plalntif. asalnss
Jennie V Kennedy e. al Defeada1ts-ln pursuancs Of
Judgment or foreclosure and sale duly made and etersd
in the above entitled action bearing Gate the 10th day u
June 1904 + the Undersigned referee said Iudsrnsns
named. sell public auction.
Estate Salss-uou- Nc 1ef Broadway, Borough Man
haitian CITY OF New York 18th OF July 1904
u O'clock of that day by Robert z a1o7
tio1eer the premises directed he sold BY said tdA
neut and therein described follows AL that lot Of land
situate IN the Wenty-Jhlrd Ward Of the City o. New
York and bounded and described follows Beginning
point the eastery ns OF Lind Avenue, distant
hundred and ten tl)l feet nine and treeQuaTter 9k)
ncrtherly
ton OF the easteIy Lind with north
erv line OF Devos Street; and running thence sastery
lire at right angles 70 Lind Avenue one hundred and
twelve 112 feet SIX 90 inches: thence sOuthery and
ael 70 Lind Avenue twenty-five @ feet. themes westerly
line at right angles Lind Avenue hundred
twelve Ci12l feet six 90 inches easrery %
Lind Avenue and noTtherly along said eastsry
line OF Lind Avenue twenty-five (25) to polns
place OF beginning
Dated New York City June 23rd. 1904
SYDNEY n. HERMAN, Pefsr>A
EDMUND COFFIN. Plaintiffs Attorney. 81 Pima strssss
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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Insurance Staten ent.
STATE @ NEW YORK.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

Albany. May goth.
WHEREAS, TIE TEUTOAIA INSURANCE
" Company located al New Orleans in the State OF
o,,esTs has FLED IN thls office sworn statement BY
lie pTJrcr officers tnsreof showing s condition and
- I'D ras compiled all laws
az mis- stte relating Sire and Marine Insurance Com
by otuer states OF 'ae United states:
-rrer@f5re issuance Of law, /. Francs Hen
drcs sDsriutenctn Of Insurance OF the state OF New
=, certify that said Company :
~ transact appropriate business Of Fire and
ths Slle II accordance with law.
durnE the current year. The condition and business OF
OF such statement December
1904 shown follows.
vrsyata account OF avalsbls $500 100
AFsragats amount OF Liabilities Except capital
a. T!s1 ineuding rance-....... O43 70
palJ-up cap $50 OUJ
Surri.s los UJ6 81
the year 6IS
tor the year GOA IT, as
- In Whereof / have hereunto b.
my zeal OF my Of
ace 20 affixed the day and year ABOVE
written
FRANCIS HENDRICKS,
Superintendent Of Insurance
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SEALED PROPOSALS. ENDORSED PRO

- POSALS Steam Tu-bo generators will received
Bureau OF Yards and Docks. Navy Department.
WashingLCn, until II O'Clock a m. July 9.
then and publicly opened furnishing
ling T50-koN steam turbo generator the
Navy Yard. Boston, Mass Specifications will be furnished
by the Bureau be at the yard Famed.
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Savings Banks.
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION

Chambers St.. New York City.
Ire trustees institution declared interest
al remaining deposit during the three and six
noGhs ending 20. 1904. a the rate OF FOUR PER
CENT amounts from 81 70 $500 payable
and after Monday, July Is 1904 Deposits made
before July 10 Will Interest from July LIST
" n 3 TOTEM President
G. BYRON LATTMER. Secretary.
CHARLES H FASCHEF- treasurer
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Insurance Adjusters.
Proposals.
NOTICE.

Sealed proposals VIII be received until
day go 1904 once OF The Panu=yivania
pany assurances Lives and Granting Aanuities No
81 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia Trustee for
them Of many Of the Philadelphia Wilmington BalcS
Railroad Certificates Se5
purchase The offerings the lowest prices exceeding
par costing IN the aggregate not more than the amount
stated VIII Dc accepted parties offering advised
payment be made when Ce-JidcaJes
signed and AFTER Friday. July 1904 Proposals should
os endorsed Proposals for sale Of Philadelphia Whining
ton Baltimore Railroad Stock Trust Ce-tidcateS and
addressed 70 c. 5 w PACKARD, President SIT Chest
nut ST.. Philadelphia
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To 81. the Bonahqdsf, Of the Eastern Parkway CO.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. PURSUANT
the provisions a certain mortgage made by the
Eastern Parkway Company. corporation organized under
q - Sherman E,-a-rs as
Trustee tlr the holders bonds thereunGer
July lst l9 and recorded in the Once OF Register
the County OF New York July 9. 1908 bonds
following serial numbers issued Hereunder
drawn for payment pursuant mortgage. on and
after July 1st. 1894, 10 for 81 600 and bonds
Nos 80 &C. So 49, a6 1U6. 1f2 49, for 500
each said bonds end al coupons rnaturet and unpaid
thereon viii Dc paid upon presentation surrender
the undersigned al his Office. No 40 Wall
York AMI after July 1st 1894. they
draw interest
New York. June 10. 1904
SHERMAN EvARTs. Trustee.
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Change of Name.

AT \ SPECIAL TERM, PART !. OF THE
York New YORK. County Court House. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York City, the End OF June 1904
Present: samuel Grsenbaurl. Justice Matter
The Application 0. tie y A. freeman MIL for
Upon Reading and Filing the petition OF tie A A.
Mill domestic stock
BY Charles w lang its President. sad petit
TONER to- an order AorlzI y 70 assume another
corporate wt- the Pelican River AflI Co
anGavL Of said Charles ". Lang. o
Comi containing OF the resolution o. the
a order corporate Pelican
MIL Co. and upon Ming certcars OF the Secretary
OF State annexed 20 The petition certifying that
which said corporation proposes 70
any other domestic corporation a name which ne
nearly resembling II be Calculated to
csve, and hns due proof by adavits showing
published each week for weeks in
the New York Daily York Press two
daily newspapers published n the County OF
and the being satisfied oy said petition
andavfts ana certificate presented therewth that ths
that there IS reasonable objection
OF proposed and that
has duly authorised and that nocs OF the presenLa
ton the petition required BY law has made:
Now Melton OF Phillips avery attorneys the said
Petitioner opposnS. II is Ordered the
petition be ana the Aersoy Is
hereby authorized another Corporate name 10
Wit: the Pelican River MIL Co, after the
i2th day July. 1904; end u further Ordered and d.
TecJed that this order entered and the
it granted be hled within days from the date
hereof. the Clerk OF New County
County which Csrncate Of Incorporation OF said
within ten the entry thereof fled n
Office ct Of State OF the state Of
and also further that copy Of this order pub
shed once week for four successive weeks
OF New York beginning within ten days. after entry
nereor. Enfsr. s u. }. 5. "
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Trust Com panles.
Dividend Notices.
CHICAGO EASTERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD

CHICAGO s EASTERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Preferred stock Dividend No. 63.
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
one-haIf per q Ise) paid preferred
stock u this Company IL New York City on Friday.
July Isl. 1904
Common stock Dividend No. Is.
semi-annual dividend Of Ave per so viii be
paid on the stock Of this Company New York
City Cn Friday. July 1904
Both dividends viii be paid stockholders OF record az
The closing ~ the boom Thursday Gth 49, The
transfer bot ks VII be closed after business or Thurs
Gay June litn 1901 and reman cI sed until Tuesday,
June 2lst, 1904 J P REEVES. Assistant Treasurer.
AMERICAN CHiCLE COMPANY.
The regular quarterly dividend ONE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT Preferred stock, payable July
LIST Preferred Stockholders p
Tuesday June 2sth, and dividend OF ONE PER CENT
the Common stock payable July 20th all Common
Stockholders % record m. Tuesday. June 2Sth,
have this day been declared.
Transfer Books T Preferred and Common Stock close
Tuesday ILEe 18th, 5 g reD0auLAg Thursday July
2lst next, 10 q m henry ROWLEY. Treasurer
June % 1904.
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BOSTON STOCKS.
CHICAGO STOCKS.
! / onen- 80. -. ! cIo.e.I Rla IAskea

FURNISHED by Charles C Gates Co.. Nos H. IS and
IS WaIl-stD
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AMERICAN CHiCLE COMPANY.
AMERICAS LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY.

. Broad Street New York. June "A. 1904
TIE Board OF Directors this day declared a quarterly
dividend q ONE AND THREE-QJABTEES PER CENT
the Preferred Capt. stock paya5.e July - 1904 to
the preferred stockholders the OF bust
ness June 80 1904. Checks will De mailed.
Transfer books o. the preferred will close
?. June 30, 1904. and reopen July p. 1904.
LEIGH BEST. Secretary.
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TIE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK.


A quarterly this DAY been
declared by Board Directors u the earnings
~ TIE past months, payable after July
1904 ln-u which date transfer books WI. be closed.
2. p. UOREMCS. Cashier
New YORK June 2ath 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-25

The National Butchers and Drovers, Bank
TyHE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAVE
this day declared senli-annuaI Dividend o.
90 per cent fres OF tax payable on and after
lhs transit books Will closed from juno goth
'1'' --1' 'A-'-S''s Wa Il CHASE. Cashier
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TIE CITIZENS CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF

New York - 1903
RESOLVED, THAT a DIVIDEND OF ONE
one-haIf per from De declared out
OF the earntngz SINCE THE CONSOLIDATION MARCH
18th 1905 payable and after July Isl. 1904 and that
the BE closed from 1900 " Juns 18th.
HENRY DIMsE Cashier.
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5oi4 Total salea sodd lots.
STOCKS.

FURNISHED BY FrsasTie Il Hatch. No. so Broaa-st,
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once o. Wells. Fargo s Co.

New YORK June 20 1904
THE REGULAR sEMI-ANNCAL DIvIpEND Q:
PER CENT have been declared uy Inc Directors Of
company payasIS July -. 1904 al our Office. ~
The transfer sooEs win close June So 1904 and
0H1- ~ ~ Il B PARsoNs- seere.a-v.
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NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.

The regular quarterly dividend OF ONE PER CENT
18th. Transfer close, from 29ih
1904. July 10Th. 1894 bota inclusive
7. A LEWIS
Assistant Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-25

THE BANK OF AMERICA
2lst, 1904
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Has TOPAZ ,.A.l,
declared q semi-annual dividend q TEN 40 PER
CENT free payable July ist lsO4 to stockholm
Tie transfer books will remain closed until July I'd.
,ooi W. Il. BENNETT, Cashier
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BONDS.
T R5y p oiT, BID. IA.ra.

BANK STOCKS.
Gaspo-ed b Cl-aroa Gilbert No. WaA-st9
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OTHER CITIES.

GUARANTEED STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Joseph Walker & Sons No 20 Broad-stl
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llERcHANTs' EXCHASGE NATLoNAL BANK

= declared a sernl-annCaI dividend Three Per
Cent free q tax payable July list 1904
u which da5e The transfer books VIII be closed.
S. APGAE Cashier
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COLUMBIA BANK,

WIZ II -~-~@ A----~s4 -
Fifth Avenue aad FOrty-secoud Street.
New York. June 22nd. 1904
The Board rr Directors OF this Bank have this day
declared seu-anaus. dividend q four "a cent.
free Of tax. payable and after July lst 1904.
The viii Je closed from trts date uCc.
Jlty lst W. s. GRIFFITH. Cashier
GARFIELD NATIONAL. BANK.
TWENTT- THIRD ST AND SIXTH AVE
New YORK. June -. 1904
At A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d.
rectors this bank held this day quarterly div
dendg Il THREE PER CENT declared capital
SICK u this bank. payable free Of ana after
Tlre 3Orh 1904 The transfer books closed until
Fr.Gay July Isl I9O+ ". l. DOUGLASS. Cashier.
TIT. FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK
York, June 81 1904.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
L day declared q senai-annua dividend OF THREE AND
ONE-HALF PR CENT. payable on and after July lst
The transfer books VIII close 3 P NJ.
opening '1'' 49, CHARLES H PATTERSON. Cashier.
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TIE CHIcAGO ROCK ISLAND

AND Pacific KAII.N Az COMPANY.
York 20 1904
THE DIRECTORS OF THE CHICAGO.
= Rock Island ana Pa-inc Railway Company de-
clared q dividend ONE AND TGREE-FOCBTHS PER
CENT. payable July l. 1904 TO stockholders or their
legal representatives Of record June - 1904
transfer books VIII close O'Clock p 81 June "a
1904 and open again 10 o'clock n July !. 1904.
GEO. 7. B1GCS. Assistant Secretary.
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THE PEOPLES BANK
Of The City OF New York.
$50 and 80 Canal s..

June 23-9 1904
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTH CONS ECCTIVE
SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS
Il day declared a seul-anuuaI dividend FIVE PER
CENT. free Or payable and after July Ist 1905.
books VIII be closed the 2t,a iust.
o'clock 2. NJ. and reCp-ne- July lst, lest AZ 10
o'clock a u. WILLIAM MILNE. Cashier.
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and interest
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rate 1is. p GlS BID ASK.
The Dickinson press., 1904-07-09
FIRED FROM THE MOUTH OF A CANNON.
One Of the Sioux Braves Has a Daily Task
to Perform that Would lest the Nerve
of the Japanese Army,

In addition to being good base ball
players the Sioux Indians have one in
their band that's a wonder. Choc.taw
the big husky brave, and human bomb,
risks his life in a name that looks like
trying to commit suicide. Last summer
at one the leading escorts the big attrac-
ton was a balloon ascension, with a can
non attached to the balloon, and which
was exploded in mid-air, making a grand
spectacle. Choc-taw saw the ascension
and explosion, and at once claimed he
could accomplish something more re-
markable. At first it was thought Choc-
taw was ready to pass to the world be-
a successful test in the presence Of a few
be on hand to help pick up what was
left of him, but Choc-taw fooled them
and succeeded in making SIX successful
explosions while suspended ten feet
from the ground. Choc-taw is without
doubt the nerviest Indian in all the world.
At the ball game here Wednesday,
July IL, Choc-taw will take his parachute
in the cannon with him, and, when two
thousand feet in the air, he will pull a
wire which explodes a dynamite cap and
fires him and his parachute out into the
| world. Should the cannon fail to ex.
plode Or the parachute open Choc-taw is
doomed to die. He examines every rope
hook and all parts of the n before
he ventures skyward.
Remember the date, come to town
bring the family, and have a good time,
The ball game starts at 1 p. m. All gen
uine rcd-skin Indians.
The Shcrwin Williams house paints
are the best. White 4 Co., sole agents,
The Dickinson press., 1904-07-09
Celebration of the 4th at Fayette.

Although the people in this neighbor-
hood were a little slow about deciding to
celebrate, the result was nevertheless a
decided success. People began to
gather early in the afternoon and races
OF different descriptions were gotten up
on short notice. BY the way, who won
the foot race?
First supper was served in the spa
cieus dining oom and the tastily decor
ated table fairly groaned beneath the
numerous eatables. A very pretty cake
resembling our flag occupied the center
of the table.
After doing justice to the bountiful
repast everyone assembled in the we'll
built bowery, where a merry dance was
kept up until day break, broken only by
a hearty midnight supper served in the
dancing hall. About one hundred peo-
pie were present to commemorate this
great nations day.