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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-16

Roasted Coffee. 20 cents per pound,
Bickham, Magee & Co., Ltd.
Bargains in Low Quarter Shoes,
26 per cent discount, at Darlington
Thomas Go. Ltd.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-16
SENT. ANNUAL STATEMENT.
Peoples Building and
Loan Association.

For tie six months ending June 80,
1904. Located At Covington, La.
ASSETS.
Mortgage loans secured by
vendors privilege ....... 80, 4O3 ~
Loans secured BY stock and
otherwise ................ 90 w
Incomplete loans.... 597 w
Due BY borrowers for taxes
and insurance advanced rs IS
Treasurer rel and In bank 1902 ~
Total -. 800. el7,603 a
LIABILITIES.
Full paid stock other than
Dayton 49,. ........... $500 w
lnstallments and dividends
or Int accrued on Cur. stock 1000 10
Premiums unearned 500 90
loans. 597 90
Undivided profits 1926 g.
Dividends unpaid 'lull
paid stock" ................ 10 90
Total. 90. ......... =. 4l7.60J 81
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-16

Deviled Crabs, Is cents per can,
Bickham, Ma zee & Co., Ltd
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-16
communicated |
communicated
A Warming to Mothers

Communicated
A Warming to Mothers.
Covtngton, La, July 7. 1904
Editor St. Tsmmany FARMER:
This evening, i've little girls an u
nurse paid visit to friends at Claiborne
Hotel. They thought 1t wound be pleas
ant to return to Covington on the train.
80 boarded it with that intention. The
train moved on, and when Conductor
Self saw the children he asked for
tickets Not having any, one little girl
said ''Go t. my papa, he will pay" an-
other gave her fathers name and said
my papa viii pay. too" Conductor Self
(a father) turned deaf ear TO their
plexdings, rang the bell, having the train
to stop and positively forced them OF
like So much cattle, their lives being
endangered by the moving vehicles Just
below the hill, down which they had to
scramble. Many visitors from laiborne
Hotel saw the little ones thus rudely
haudied
II Conductor Self had such conscien-
Lious scruples ON this occasion, he
should have been consistent aud had
ills tram backed to the station.
II they had been on the platf rim Ut
the rear Coach their position would not
have been So periious, but being the
platform between the second aud third
COACHES, it Was something dreadful to
see them hurled out.
Ii there le n rule covering the sale Of
tickets iron. une station to the next,
hope it VII be published IL your valu
able paper and IN the Covington News,
10 that our little ones will be protected
from such treatment AZ the i've sweet
little girls received this evening.
4 FRIEND TO ALL CHILDREN.
FOR RENT Two new cottages
in New C"v,ngton. Apply ;" y
j. Seller.
FOR RENT A new cottage II.
New Cosing,"n. Apply TO Miss
L. Leblanc.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-16

New Honey Il B. BARRERE's.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-16

The St. rammanv FARMER,
which has been the official Journal
for the past thirty years, was re-
elected by the new Police Jury
last Monday. We appreciate The
compliment, and will continue to
give efficient service in the future,
as We have in the many years gone
by. The editor was also re elected
Secrctery, by q unanlmaus vote,
after serving twenty six years In
that position.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-16

FOR RAFFLE-A home made
rug. Can be seen at Stems Store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-16

FOR RENT A new cottage II.
New Cosing,on. Apply TO Miss
l.. Leblanc.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-16

LOaisiana Rice, I cents per pound,
Bickham, Magee & Co.. Ltd.
A petition was being generally
signed last Tuesday. asking that
the fast trains of the Northeastern
Road stop al Pearl River Station
This il a just request, and shon'd
he promptly. granted. as Pearl
River is one Of the growing towns
of our Parish.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-16

s's't " Ar. uartxoR.
Several items and commnn;ca.
lions are una, oldably crowded GU,
this week. ~
Mrs. od,le Points Ia summertime
with her sister, Mrs. G. W. Po;n,.
At Points Villa.
:. and Mrs. +. lily. returned
last Tuesday from ! visi, 10 rela.
tives N Am,,e City.
Mrs. Cavaroc and Miss Em,lv
bayh' enjoyed ) pleasan, outing =,
Points Va'la last Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Lee Points was the
guest OF bis mother. Mrs. Geo.
Points At Points Villa last week,
a line son arrived IT the home Of
t'f. and Mrs. J. +. Pigost last Sun
day. We extend congratulations.
Dir. Crawford Williams has our
thanks for come fine white fias and
Eiberta peaches, received last Mon
day.
LOST Last Sunday, near the
Postofice, : isdy's plain gold
watch. Reward viii paid for its
return to the postofice.
Judge E. A J. Comb, of Pearl
River, was in Covington this week
and paid us pleasant visit, Ieav.
~ N order for stationery.
POSTUM NoxoA aaI1 lure, q p. barfef0's
.rh. -, !. 49,,
ball in Pearl River Sunday, be-
tween the Pearl River Champions
80 -. y. p:...
Miss.
=, NJ: = -.
- 1'',s - 0'"'.'' o's :. ou'
.e.'..s '. ..' ~ ~ ,..
~ 0p''os' ~o'o'au',' 80. '''
.aI' .ooo''pA"'1 =" e
u-us1's'
l ~. o -, =. !. Rs, - '''' ~
-.
Il. +. Ezel', Coniedefase Vete-
died last Tuesday At the home u
his son, II. A. EzelI, seven miles
nor:h u Covingtu,.
-
~ sem'-a""o'' s'a.'"e'. - ''e
Peoples Building al" Loa" As'oc'a
49," - -
il i.s business affairs.
a.. AN..> Vneh q hon had a RO.lAI
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-16

FOR RENT Two new cottages
in New C"v,ngt"n. Apply )" \
j. Seller.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-16

For tie six months ending June 80,
1904. Located at Covington, La.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA



AND DEssRossEs aND rc1oRkfn1 NBE sFa sREEF
81 Tho leaving time from Desbro..e. and Cortlandt
Streets five minutes later than tina. xiven sssw for
r"enty-third Street Station except wher, otherri..
noted ~ "'As'"'''
'.oS ar A. u: FAST MAII-parlor Sleeping ana Dining
s'ss A. NJ e sleeping
1875 4 HG M P RRSS YfE
sssP 5 DiRins Smoking o6se1aioa co@pa-
LBS r NJ SHfcAGS AND fye s dGfe0 sSs 1ssss,
6oE Nashville lvia Cincinnati LousviIieJ Indaaap-
4sS lSSse s sas Ss- Pullman sleeping
and ceEs ana n Cars For Chicago Toledo
S s.sns; iS5 S8RRnss-For pls,.errs GIN.
r H. wr& a sa E2PRS visy d R9sss
75S sf p. s M se5YEdss xpRRRRs Car
aah S Sad Ros,s c0G k3o1y: daily
sSS s. II Fsssa4. S.vs AN9
eSS Sli M Il PI 5ssi spEcrA-p.v 70, Pitts,
SITS AsD EH .ss sss.ss, Streets.
I lG2 s .1sSs o. e s. sIS 6sssss.
Psror and p.nns CaFs). g rs. Ass CDesbrosses
saaass sss $40 ~: E as saI eoa a,ss.
AN 6es69osss aar sna a edrt nips Gs. ,s
sogT h 81 kAil Rfh ,ass. as
l2l0 night night aaiy sOuthsFns Palm Limited .i2e0
A4SF s 7si1 sss sds. sy.e.. iae
bEABOAr.D LINE RAILwAY.-Express II IS D M
and lilo night daily. "Seaboard Florida Limited
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-ror M.nph,,
and New Orleans. IS p. daily.
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAIIWAY-I55 a m week
days and So p. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORForK-yA a m
weekdays and SIS p daily.
ATLANTIC ClrY.-9.55 a and 255 .. weekdays
Sundays. 755 Through Vestibulsd Trains. Buffet
Parlor Cars AMI Standard Coaches weekdays.
Coaches Sundays.
fSa HsA hANd ABR Sst FzRg n.rae sna.y
Ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant (from West Twenty
and II 10 night weekdays Sundays, TO- O. IS a. m
and ass From Desbrosses and cortlapdt Streets
eco a. M r. 70. 30 and II Is night week.
days. Sundays HIS. 9i5 a. m. 500 D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sos 7s I65 SIS. $50, 20 y (9.55 Louis IrnitccD.
(Penna Limited, '1O55, 11-55 m. -l255. -I55 10
(Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 22) 255 81
., s425 '45S 60 IS Chicago Limited Phil
edelphia only, .565 SO. z5 SIS. Is $50
day s65 G9 ss & nsas "i Louis n ss
s55 ('025 Penns- Limited. 1888 m. S. S.
'3 - 355. 81 % SO. Chicago North Phil
Rdelphi onIy) Ass. 1856 T55 SOS 90 for North
Philadelphta only) p m. L. 10 night
Ticket Offices 1884 f1s and 2s1 Broadway; is2
Fifth Avenue (oelow sd ST.; 26S Fifth Avenue
goth ST.; Astor House. and stations named above;
way. and Pennsylvania Annex Station The New York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through to destina ton.
Telephone 5i3 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service.
W. W. ATTERBURY. J. r WOOD.
General Manager, Passr Traffic Manassr.
General Passenger Agent
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Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
Of westchester-Gsorgs A. scohed, Plaintiff. against
City Island Realty COMPANY FairacTe Realty Company M,
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly made and enfsfsS
day Of December 1903. the undersigned the referee
hereinafter described. situate on City Island in tn;
Nsw-Yos, on the 22d day Of January 1901 az O'Clock
said Judgment to be scd and therein described as follows
All those certain lots pieces parcels OF land situate
lying and being in the Borough Of the Bronx IN the
oath Ward in the City County and State of New York
0ormery In the Town OF Pelham County q Westchester
and uary bounded and described foows
Being lots known and designated on certain map
titled Map Of the Frances Scodeld Atsts City
Island eoroush Of the BTonx Cy County and State Of
Dated FEBRUARY 9Th 1900 end fled In the oGes q N:
February. 1900 lot. numbered Seventeen 30, Eish-
(1s) Twentyons CID Twenty-Five CD Plot
Two C2) numbers One %. Two C2l. Three ( -Four (4)
and Five t6 Plot Three o. numbers One ID. Two
(2), Three CD. Eight (S) and Nine (e Plot
numbers One ~ Two C2). SIX 6l Seven a. Eight (s)
Eleven Q1), Twelve I'D and Fifteen Cl5) Plot Five
90 and the whole Of Plot Seven C laid down said
Dated New York December Soth 1904
ROLAND B. ARCHER. Referee.
J. MORTIMER BELL. ATTORNEY for Plaintiff Lucas
Building. Depot Place Mount Vernon, y. Y.
Tho following is diagram the property TO be sold
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Citations.
mHE PEoPLE OF TIE STATE or 81


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the grace of Geo tree sHa indepensen Gent
ian Jskob Grosz. nephew OF deceased. Peter Grosz.
Maedaens DeEschec, tho heirs and OF kin o;
Fhf.ppina z strsdIruann. deceased. send greeting:
wheres- Man MARI OF City New York. lately
ed 10 SurTogstes Court Of County New
70 10 have certain instrument in writing. relating
20 LIN real personal property, Gully proved the
last VIZ! ana Testament Of Phi!ppna e suadtmsnn.
of New York deceased Therefore.
Of eisea 70 appear before the surroEsts
York. the 18th day CT January. thousand
nine hundred ana four at hapast ten O'Clock In the
forenoon OF day, then ana there 20 attend the
probate OF the sad Will and Testament
sou hereby cited under the age twenty
years, required appear by guardian IL
,ou have IL have none, 10 apply
Tor be appointed. in the event OF neglect
failure guardian will be appointed by the
Surrogate and act for n the proceeding
Testimony whereof. We caused the Seal
eurrogates the said County Of New York
feTeunto affixed.
SAID County OF New York. al SAID County me 23d
November, In the o. Lord,
thousand nine hundred ana three.
IL 81 ABNElR c. THOMAS.
Surrogate
LEWIS e MARX. Attorney Petstioner. 1871 Broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY


~ New York. New York County~-Joanna II. Purdy.
Plaintiff against Seth r. Johnson. Emily johnson
his Wife, Foug San Toy Fons. Henry Sesser. James
Spseth. William c. Patton. Jacob
wiz David W. Well Poon. Chu Wan,
Foo Chu John. Chu Sue. Chu OuonE shen. Chu Kwai.
shun aud People OF the State Of New York. ouong
Hong Loung. living and his wife. II living, the widow
and grantees Of the ouong Hong Louns II be be
all other persons interested IN the nortsaged
premises 10 Mott Street. in the city Of New
York Borough Of Manhattan. by deed viii. descent or
otherwise, who have not neretofore been by
made parties this action. the real Of all OF
whom except the said ouons Hong Loung. being
Trial desred the County OF New York To the above
named defendants You hereby summoned TO
OF the plaintiffs attorneys within
twenty the service Of this supplemental
mons exclusive Of the day OF service and in Of
your failure to appear or answer 1Gent VIII be taken
against you default for the relief demanded in ts
'U Pa,sd New YORK September 2sth 1905
MANNHEIM & MANNHEIM Plaintiffs Attorneys. Orics
and Postonice Address. No. so2 Broadway, New York
City. Manhattan Borough
ing the widow any living. and heirs
devtsees and grantees q the sad cuons Hong
Louns be dead and all other persons interested In
the rortgaged premises Number 10 Mott Street. In the
CITY Of New York. Borough OF Manhattan BY deed. will
otherwise and who have heretofore been
by name parties this action. Of
unknown plaintiff: Ths foregoing supplemental
served by publication pursuant TO an
~ the supreme Court OF the State OF York dated
the eighteenth December 1905 and hed with
complaint oce Of the Clerk OF the County Of New
york at Court House. IN the Borough Of
Manhattan City New York. the ntnsteenrh day
DATED New York December 18th. 1908.
and Postofrcs Address. No. al2 Broadway, New York
City, Borough OF Manhattan
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Lost.

A EMERALD and diamond ornament lost probably
"a between Buckingham Hotel and 4 West DIST bl
Finder literally rewarded ct West 6lst St
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READING SYSTEM


NEW JERSEY CENTRAL q. R.
Liberty Street and South Ferry. (Tirs from soxss
Ferry five minutes earlier than shown below)
EAsToNa BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAucH
CHCNk-z50o els Easton only. 21o A.. NJ. lao.
4.49. 800 Gas Easton ony) P. NJ surdays sxss
WILkEsBAfRE AND SCRANTON-s4oo s1s A NJ
eco p. NJ. Sundays, "a Is A. VI. 100 p M.
BARSEGAr-zi-5O. $40 a NJ. 100 (s4o Lake
wood and Lakehurst only) 41o ASSOC P. NJ (6os p. "
saturdaysi. Sundays $40 A N.
VfNEIAND AND BRIDGEToN-fs4oo A NJ ,tso
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEA>A~f AND SEASHORE POINT9E
14Oo $50, 11s0 A n. xi2o 445. $50. $50. 81 SO
P. n Sundays except Ocean Grove. 600 A ". 400.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERSrINAIS sA,s
1900 fs.Oo 80 90. 1000. t11oo A. ~. TlaSo $50
$3.50 t200. 1900. AGO. 800 1900. f7.30 iaoG
path AND CHEsrNUT sIREEIs.f4M saN.
RE a6ISG; HARRIsBgRo, PoTTsymIE AND WILL
A NJ. Reading only), 300. lI-l-a0 f2Oo r. NJ
IRON Liberty streee only. .Daiy. TDaiy' sxcsps
Sunday. SUNDAY only. tPsrIor cars only. Iva
Tamaqua xSaturdays. aExcept Saturdays.
ofzsss; Liberty ST Ferry South Fs5ry Assor 9eu.s
Square 1853 East 18th St.. 273 West 18th 81, as
Columbus Av.. York Court St. 344. 500 fulton
S. B'kyn; 900 B'way. Wmsburg. y. 2. Transfer c.
calls for and checks baggage 70 destination.
Vice Pres and Gen Ms-- Cen Psss'r Ag<-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-11
Surrogates' Notices.

DrdON, JACOB SIN PURSUANCE OF AN
order Of Hon. Abuer C. Thomas a Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. Is hereby persons
hagInS claims against Jacob Dimon. late County
OF York and sojourning at Much Hadham. England,
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
his place of transactng business
Offices OF Wilder Anderson No rs Cedar Street.
Borough Manhattan City Of New York. before
Dated New York the 9th day December 1903
CHARLES L. DEMON,
WILDER & ANDERSON. Attorney for Executor, %
Cedar Street, New York City.
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Steamboats,.

B O3 U ON A AER P ESsEsx N
FALL. RIVER LINE, via Newport and FAN River. sav.
Pier 10. y. r. foot OF Warren ST.. days only
900 P. NJ Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM. Or
ehestra
NORWICH LINE. via New London Leave Pier y. r.
foot Garrison St. week days only at $50 P. II. Steam
CITY OF LOWELL and CHESTER W. CHAPLIN.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford. Spring
week days only ct 400 P. N. Steamer RICHARD PECK
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Business Opportunity.

HDIANo PLAYERS "-Nessrs- D. Harper & Co..
Il Musical Instrument Dealers 26s 26s. Holloway Road,
London established II wish TO obtain the sole
Agency Tor Great Britain OF upodate Piano Player
which can produced moderate price, Send illus
fun particulars with best whclesals price
n llxh TO he address
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Lea York City. South Ferry. Liberty Sc
Chicago, Pittsburg .l210 Mt lab Mt
Chicago, Columbus. slZ55pm loopn Diner.
Pittsburg, Cleveland SS5pm 4cpm Limited
GETTYSBURG Limited. 655pm I00pri BUFFET
Cincinnati. St Louis .1210 n- '1215 Mt Sleeper
CINCINNATI. St Louis -l0Z2a. .1o-Soarn Dtnsr
Cincinnati. ST. Louis S-3Spm Lo0pm BUFFET
Norfolk ................. tf2 55pm l00pnn Diner
.DaiIy fDaiIy. except sunday. SUNDAY only.
Offices 261 1900 Broadway. 8 HOUSE, fo0
IS Union Square W.. 39l Grand St. NJ rs
Brooklyn. South and Liberty ST.
Baggage checked from hotel residence 20 Destination
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A DvERTTsEIESTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
received their Uptown Once.
NO. I.ss4 BROADWAY.
Advertisements the following brunch
ccncea regular Office until o'clock via (:
f54 shave, 23d-st: 1853 eth-ave, cor 18th
at; 90 I&th-st. 25s West 42d-st.. between fth
Bnd 263 West 125th-st.; I.338 Sd-ave-. be-
tween 7eth and 7Tth I0S6 Sd-Eve. 6lst-st
Los lst-aye Is. East l25th-st.; s5e
1remonf-ave; $50 Sd-ave., 4lst-st: oS4 Sd-eve
S christopber-st. Brooklyn. n. H-2 Court-st-i 2ie
C0arf-sf.
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A UGUSTA ARSENAL, AUGUSTA, GA,

January g. lsoa-SeaIed proposals. duplicate. win
he at this Arsenal until February 5,
1904 for purchase Of condemned ordnance sres In
Guiding projecles small arms equipments miscellaneous
articles. machines TOOLS etc Catalogue giving aqsnt
condition be had application 70 u A.
LYLE, Ord Dept. Z. s. A. Conldx.
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Tho approximate lien charge satisfy
which the above described property Is TO be sold IS
f4l 49, with interest thereon from the 26h day OF De-
cennber. 1903 with and allowances amounting 70
kS4s0l with interest from December 26th 1908 together
With the the sale. The approximate amount
the liens which will be al
lowed to the purchaser the purchase money, or
paid referee. 1911 S2-iOO. with be
added
Dated New York. December s0th 1908.
ROLIiANn r. ARCHER Refcres
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CHARPILLOZ, MARIANNE ADELINE.-
~ In pursuance OF order OF Hon Abaer c. Thomas
. srrozato of The County New York is hereby
given 20 ali persons claims against Marianns Ado
Ina charpoz. of the city OF Berne, Of
SwitzerIand deceased present the vouchers
thereof 10 subscribers at their place OF transacnE
business. the Office Of Lord. DAY & Lord No. 40 Wall
Strset in Borough OF Manhattan. City OF
on or before LIST day OF July 1905 Dated New
the December. 1903 Mathilde CharpI-
raroo Re-tschmann, Administrators a
io.- atorneys for Administrators 40 street Boro
~ Manhattan, City OF New York
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Abner C Thomas. surrosats OF tbs County Of
rrIstns against Franz Remmerts late OF the County
~ Ns-York deceased. present the with
subscriber, his place OF ranSactinS
business at office his attorney Ashoel p Fitch,
No 40 Mass n Borough OF Manhattan
city or New-York. before the arst day Of April
CHARLES WALTER. Executor
AsHBEf P FITCH Attorney for Executor. So Nassau
St Borough OF Manhattan. New-Xork City
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L Abuer C. Thomas Surrogate County Of New
York notice hereby all having CLAIMS
aeainst Eliza OF the County New de-
ceased to present the With vouchers thereof
snbscrber al place tTansactns business. wiz
Al he Office of Baldwin & Backruar, No. 81 Nassau
Street Borough OF Manhattan. City of New York
on or before ne of March next
Dated New York. day OF September
JOHN GLEDHILL. Executor.
BALDWIN & BLACKMAR, Attorneys for Executor. 81
Nassau Street. Manhattan Borough. New York City.
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For Porto R6@0o
s sssass., F E:Sssz 9 Noon
r.nSs: III : :::. Is . TTfRs for
SPECIAL TOURS TO WEST INDIES
4 MEXICAN LINE.
:s Is ssS 8 Ea: II IS
ped STAR LINE.
IL NEW Yonk-ANTwERP-PARIs
Ysderand Jan z, II y an Eee1sn9 Jan go 1850 m
Piers il and is n. r. Once. IS BrOaA~ay \. =.
FRENCH LINE.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANS
ATLANTIoUE.
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs GRANGE
om Ps4 8. f North RTsf to 10 Ao-os St
i s4sssas Jan i L EA
la :::Jan 2siLa BTetasns. Fax Is
General Agency. 50 Broadway. New York
A DvER1! EASEMENTS and subscription, for tn. Trisun.
"A received at S s2siI , 1929 BR Sai6
fSsi i.;h. 81 w..I ssS.
and sth hst 3 2e as West las os 1888 sdas BE-
PED ID" LINE.
For "a S eDasra Puerto csbsle, Curacao ana Mara
From Pier ID. adjoining Wall ST Ferry Rrookivn
s cARNcAs ssturdayy f fesgasy q nooa
For La Guayra, Curacao and MaTacaibo: =" A'''
MARAcxiR s saH5dsy Ysnu.y Il boon
Superior s 70 a ps
GsasTai Managers s 10, f Font St!
A CUNARD LINE.
TO LIVERPOOL: VA QUEENSTOWN
Jan i mSFia F sso s.
frEsRkNEAS In sER we 70 ESQ A M
Carpathis. Jan II. Nooni AuTaaa Jan "a II A. n
Carrying cabin and storage passengers
20 BRoADwAY. NEW YORK
A WHITE STAR LINE.
- NEW YoRK-oUEENsTowN-L
Celtic. Jan. 10. m. Majestic. Feb s. 10 q m
Teutonic. Jan 20 10 a. Oceanic. Feb 10 D N
Pier IS Sorth Tsf oos: B9e.d IL m
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
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