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RALLY Ar CoALvILLE,
Hon, George A, Smith Answers a
Question.

t'II'' lNI 'NAN'N i'NllN'N''H
Coalvlle. Oct 2G-'rhe Republicans
held an enthusiastic rally here last
night the principal speakers being Con-
gresham Howell and Hon George a.
Smith. Both discussed national Issues,
Mr. Howell dealing largely with the
tariff question, and Mr. Smith explain
Ing the operation OF the trusts.
AZ the close of the meeting j l.. Boy
den, q well known Democrat arose and
asked Mr. Smith n other members Of
the Council Of the Apostles would Doe
permitted % do as he had done, where
upon Mr. Smith replied that he was am
American citizen, and that other meme
beers OF his quorum We're the same, that
they had helped build this country, and
II they were asked TO go out and talk
politics the same as be-. they could do
so. Ne said he was asked by the chair
man OF the state Republican committee
10 talk at CoalvIlle, and he complied
with the request made not as an
Apostle. bat as citizen OF the United
States. The reply seemed t0 be per-
fectly satisfactory, as the speakers
sentiments We're cheercl to- the echo,
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Rally In blaine County.

Carey Blaine co.. Idaho. oct 90
The candidates on the Democratic tick.
ct held rally here last Tuesday.
c. A. Williams and Harry Ensign were
the principal speakers A pleasant
dance followed the speaking. The Re-.
pubIcans will hold rally next Fri,
day ON the same llNs Politics is only
just warming up.
Carey has too candidates for Office,
both representatives to the Legislature
A. Blllingsley, Democrat d. d. Bush,
Republican.
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TOO LATE FOR
CLASSIFICATION
EsTRAY NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 70 I'M
owner or owners OF the animal heIVnsy
ter described and to whomsoeyeI a, M" iSs
concern: That there are imponndea AZ nj.
present time, IN the city Pound, uhs srsSi
lowing described animal one To-
mouse colored Jersey COW ABOUT, IA
years old four Sits in RICH ear .r,lonnts
animal is not claimed and az aH' ,Sssri
due thereon paid, and said animal A. dsia
away within ten lQ days itoul in thoy
NJ the first publication OF tnls I l,,ac,sr. AZ
nublic sah. at City Estray PounH. MN.
cIty. al the hour OF p. NJ, 20 W. p9et
cst bidder Date ~ first puhlleFp'''
g1th. a. IT, Morris. PoundkeepeH
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nAYAsnI nInIcULEs Ida.


Paris. Oct 2.-A categorical denial
was given this afternoon 10 ihe report
from London that France has notlhel
Great Britain and Russia that she
would not become involved IN the pres
emit difficulty II II assumed an extreme
aspect
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London Market Excited.

London, oct. 27-TradIng on the
stock exchange opened excited under
the influence Of fears regarding the re-
suit Of the Anglo-Russian complica-
lions and with a considerable decline In
practically all the markets Prices
however steadled early In the after,
noon, and the whole market improved
helped later by the better prices In New
York
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LEAVES FOR CAIRO.
Major Bakhati, the Egyptian Irrigation
Engineer, Goes West

Major Bakhati the Egyptian lrriga-
tion egIneer left this afternoon for San
Francisco whence he VIII sail via the
Australian steamer 10 sydney and
thence hy another line 10 Cairo. He
expressed himself this noon as much
pleased with his examination Of the
American systems OF irrigation, and viii
be able TO Introduce number Of Amerl-
can features calculated TO be OF benefit
to the system obtaining In Egypt lie
says the great dam at Assouan feeda
canals on both side Of the Nile, and en-
sures three crops per year, as FAR as the
Mediterranean sea. lie also states that
the museum at BOulak has been Won
der'ully enlarged. a new building to
cost one and a quarter million dollars
being now ln process OF construction 10
contain the archaeological treasures
stored there. Major Bakhati also states
that at present English, French and
Arabic are the prevailing languages in
Egypt but in a few years English will
be- spoken by most OF the people OF
that country The younger generation
is catching ON to English yery fast.
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were Jopanese torpedo boats The
Russian admiral was Of the opinion
that his squadron fired only ON these
two ships. The ADMIRAL emphaticallN
denied that n I,ussiat waThlp was leit
behind. He declares his officers were
IN total ignorance of the fact mat any
u the Russian shots struck the iuWlela
ana he expresses his extreme regrets
and that Of every man in the iIeet that
say of the troWlors were damaged ana
that any Of the crows were KILLED or
wounded,
The admiral asks what was the war.
shin noticed lowering near the scene OF
the affair aud declares that all me
Russian wawnips steamed on togelnef
Rojestycnsky further declares mat
two Of the ships ON which the Russians
fred were Enthusiastically Of the war
ship type
HAYAsHI BIDlCuLEs IDEA
Baron Iayashl, the Japanese miuls-
ter said the idea OF japanese torpedo
boats being In the North sea Is not only
unfonndod, but ls absolutely ridiculous
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WHAT'S IN A NAME?
A Good Deal When il Comes TO
Registration,

owing to an error In entering the
names OF a number of Italians who
wore admitted 10 citizenship some time
ago, two Of them had the same name
upon their certificate Of citizenship and
hence when they appeared Tor reglstra-
tion at Bingham the registrar. after
looking az their papers, refused TO reg
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Payson Politics

Special Correspondence.
Paysou oct 21.-The Republicans
held a rally last night iu the opera
House with a well filed house. The
speakers were Grant SImons. candidate
for the Legislature, and Hon George
sutherland of Salt Lake The issues
spoken OF We're local national and the
Irrigation question.
Judge Powers ls expected 10 visit
Paysou soon IN the interest OF Demo.
Ctacy
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's local bank ciearings amount
ed TO SljS. l9.3s as against Nl6 Mss
for the same day last year
The Home Fire Insurance company
has settled with Prof Wldtsoe In 800
for damage done to his Logan residence
by fire on the 18th inst
Articles Of Incorporation Of a. j.
Orem q Company OF this city have
been filed IN the office Of County Clerk
james It's capital stock is $1,000, d.
vlded into shares of the par value OF 81
eacn. A, j. Orem Is president; W. G.
Orem. vice president +. NJ. Orem, Sec
rotary and treasurer.
A petition I'm voluntary bankruptcy
was yesterday filed In the United states
court by Peter A. Mortensen and Geo.
II. Cooper, as individuals, and as the
firm Of Mortensen & Cooper, doing
grocery business In ogden The firm
filed the following statement Of debts
Taxes due state Sl5; secured claims,
Si337S unsecured claims, 81 ,ji202 To-.
tai, 81. 99OS0, The assets are: Stock
In trade, $3.50, carriages and other We
hlcles, S3j, machinery, tools, etc, $3.50;
other personal property. SIS; due on
open accounts, 1851; total N,577 Indl-
vidually Peter A.Mortensen stated these
debts Unsecured claims. $500 accom-.
mediation paper, 1890; total 1920. His
assets consist Of debts due him on open
accounts, $500; other debts due him. $40.
total. $3.50, George H. Cooper filed I'm.
secured claims against him az 500 and
his assets, consisting Of tools, machln-
cry, etc. al $3.50.
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T0DAY'S REALTY TRANSFERS.

Estate Of Mary r. Henry deceased
To r. j. McAlister. lots ~, a.
block Frultyale Add ,".,.,..S 600
phares W. Dunyon and wife to
EVellna Dunyon, part OF lot
block g. plat b.. ,.....,..,., 1
Vanule McBrown and wife 90
Lorenzo Snow bot 49, Glendale
Park Add. ,,.,.. ,,...,.... 20
B. VI, Schettler aud wife 20 Joseph
r. Smith. trustce-in-trust for
Chruch Of Jesus Christ Of Latter
day Saints, part Of lot 3 block 3D.
plat e .,t.,,,. .,.'s'.'t.. .,.s',,...t t9
G, E Wantland and wife to Alice
Morris lots 2. 10 block q West
Grand View SUBJ, .... ....,...,
David r. Lyon and wife TO Alice
Norris, lots q 10, block p West
Grand View Suh.,.. ,...,...., 1
Louisa r. Sears 20 David r. Lyon,
lots 9. 10. block @ west Grand
c. s. Vadner 10 Bingham. New
Haven, Copper & Gold Mining Go.
Bret Harte" lode West Noun
tain mining district ...., .,.o..,
Salt Lake County Cor To Sarah
Henworth. lots q TO 90 inclusive
block Hyde Park Add. ,.,... 1870
n, s. Hubbard 90 Helen Bauer
lots Il, IS, l6, block r. oakley
SuD,,.... .,.... .,t.'.',,,, '...tt,s.t..
Edward Horne et al To John r.
Backus, lots 49, 49, No. a. block /
Horne SUBJ, ,.,,,". .r,",.",. 3
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AFTERNOON ON CHANGE,

The following stock changed hands
ON the exchange this afternoon
DAILY West. 10 at ll3O 10 at 1925, IS
at lilo. 1875 at HOO SO az 1915,
May Day, 1000 at IS.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY,

Take Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II fails
TO cure. h. W, Groves signature Is on
each box PC.
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snecIaI Corresnondence.

Special Correspondence.
Kamos. Summit co.. oct 2i-The
campaign was ushcrod In week ago
by the inst Republican rally which WAS
held ln the Opera House COT Geo. -.
sQulroF was the principal speaker
on Saturday evening the Democrats
rallied 90 listen 10 Il spirited speech by
Z, l.. cobb of Texas. The opera House
was well filled, and the audience gave
raDt attention TO the orator Of The
evening
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DIED.

MABEY. AT the Keogh.Wright this city.
oct D. 1905 ~ iaundice, John James
Mabey aged az years
Funeral from Bountlful his former
home Friday AT D. m The body VIII
be shipped 20 his late residence al Marion,
Casia county, Idaho. tomorrow night
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A DESERTED BEACH

II Il Sow lib Tide on the Matrimonial
sea.
Ida Beach filed suit for divorce In the
district court today against ID. r., Beach
OH the grounds Of desertlon and nom
support The complaint alleges that
the p1rties We're married IN ogden on
Nov. a. 1903. and that defendant de-
serted plaintiff three days after the
ceremony afd haa over since Jailed TO
ufOVlda for her
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BOSTON MARKET,

Closing quotations today as re-
ported by the Brokerage & Finance
CO.. successors TO Hudson Sons Co.,
IrlHaru NyNrNt
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The Ilif NJ. T.. Churcr Ladies have
rummage sale at the First NJ, h.
church 80 +. Third South, Saturday
al 10 am.
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Hewlett Bros.

IN the Forest Dale westinghouse to-
morrow night A splendid program IS
arranged and a treat Is assured those
who attend. Elder Young leaves for
Great Britain next month
"Out In the Streets will be- played
by the Thirteenth Ward Dramatic as.
ISOLATION In the ward hall tonight and
tomorrow night the cast being as fol-.
lows,
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Three Grown
Wins A8ain%
CASH PRIZE AND SIX
GOLD MEDALS
Tho
HEWLETT BROS.CO.

49, " ANse ANAN -
we're awarded tho following
prizes az the Uiah Slate Fsir'
Cash prize for iho most
artistic display al The Fair,
First Prize gold medaI
for best quality bakin8 powder
Twas tho THREE CROWN
ofcOurso.
First Prize Gold medal
for best quality flavOrin8 eN-
tracts -TliPEE Crows.
First prizo sold MEDAL
for best quality spices, THREE
CROWN too.
Throo Prizes, three cold
medals one each for best dis
pIoy Of bakinB power, extracts
and spices.
Who can nov say that
TllR EE Cp0WN Is not tho
"bosf Of The good ones"
For sale by all dovn.io'
dale BrOcors.
Hewlett Bros.
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Ward
Entertainments.

Twenty Sixth Ward,--The Twenty
sixth ward fair given for the benefit Of
the Westinghouse, opened last night
with a crowd which taxed the capacity
Of the building The ward chapel was
deliberately decorated and IN each cor.
ner there were handsomely trimmed
booths filled 10 overlooking with sam
pies OF homemade handlwork, consist
ing OF articles both useful and Orna.
mental. These were literally patron.
lied during the evening, %hile patrons
OF the fair were amused with an eX.
cellent rendition Of the farce, Pistols
for Two IN which Frank Stanley, S.
Fernley, Frank Dunford and Sadie
Wheelhous1 participated The fair
goes again tonight and viii close with
a grand ball tomorrow night The pro.
gram for the evening Is as follows;
Song ......... ....,..... Lew Halsett
Song o.,....,.,.., James McCarroN
Mandolin seleCtion-u,.. Prof johnson
Recitation ,.,,,,...,, Miss Vida Jones
Comic song...s Margetts and Clawson
Recitation n...... Edward Mcclellan
Comic Colored song Archie Buchanan
Selection. Mandolin and Guitar Club
Song Tommy and BernIdme Feens
Piano selection ..,. Joseph Berkinshaw
Forest Dale-A testimonial concert
will be rendered Elder John w. Young
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National Biscuit ........,. ,.,,.,.a 20
National Lead n,., ...... .,,,,,.,., 2
Northern Gecurties .,., ,.. .,,u..ll. I
Paclnc Alail $4,000, ....,",,.,.,,.,,,.,,. y i
ftuple 3 Gas ,,t,, ,..,., ,,'.,''t''t.''lV.
Pressed steel Car ....,............. Sli,
Pullman Palace Car .........,,........G
standard on ..,....,.u,,. .,...,,6i.
Sugar ......... ....,...,,,.,.,,.,.,.lo (
Tennessee Cao a Iron o.. .,...n.,.. Nll
United States Steel ,.. ,r,.,.,,..,.,. j
United States Steel pfd ,.,. .,..",,.r Z.
western Union ..... ,.,.r.,.. uu,,,." WV
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TEA

Ifyou don't like Schillings
Best you know what TO do
Your rseu return, YOU money iyou dontlis'lt
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Forest Dale-A testimonial concert |
will be rendered Elder John W. Young l
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new YORK. NEY HlYiN Z hartford B. 3

Fsins depart from Grand Central station. I'D s. ana
E5S Az; as fellows for r,u,,.... 4o.oo
+ 1889 :; 1872 ta56 = 1900 . iS 300
BOSTON. via Hartford and Willlnalt!c-tgSO0 ~ NJ
zoo =. II. Worcester via Putnam
BOSTON via sprngted-te00 A. A. II 1900 o 40"
al go P. u
FITcHBuRa. via willmantio. Putnam. and worcester
-Ts3.Q0 =. n
LAKEvILLE ana NORFOLK. tfe:I5 A. NJ, 1850 P n.
GlsE.Ar DARLINGTON, STOCKBRIDGEl LE-NOA'
PIrIsFIELD, via South NorwaIk-i5:0o, tS9l5 A NJ.
wATERBtRY and wINsTED-+5.o0 $500. 1880
ttl002, SslOo2 TO Waterbury, 4. NJ. ~ c5. t@;S.
li5;ol. t;d0o. 1850 ito Waterbury, P NJ -
Ticket Offices CGraud Central station and cl25th St.
also a. ell5 c26i - cl4 Broadway. c3 Park Place
els Union Square clS2 FIN Gas Columbus Ay-. 6iS
Madison Az. c2T3 81. l25th 81. IN
Z ..
sDauy. Except Sundays gsundsys only. satur-
days only. rStCps l25th ST .Pa-l3r Car Limited
Has Dining Car Agencies selling PsFlor and sleep
ing tickets also.
T. HAMPSTEAD. Gen Pass Agt
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEt CENTRAL X. X.
Liberty Street and South Ferry. CTime from South
Ferry h'e minutes earlier than shown below
EAsToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
shIHh-zs-o9 as Easton only, 80 a m, 10.
- 20 l5-45 Easton only ? m sun. IS m.
WILkEsBAkRE AND sCRANToN-z4oo $40 a m.
be1 n sundays. z4,25 m, Loo D m.
LAhEN0oD. LAkEHURsT. TOMS RIVER AND
BAItNEGAI-zSeo 90. $40 4 n zt.3G $40. Lake
"29a aae LaAehurst only. $50 p m sundays.
AILANrC CITY-.s4o a n - 40 ? n
NINELAND AND BRIDGETON-tz4.6 % a m E4IsO
LoNG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
goo SO. $50 a n. xl2o. as $50. 5.53 Except
sundays except Ocean Grove SD a m. 80. 4.oo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERMINAL. '425
f;.99 800 800, Tiooo, tiioo a. m fi2oo. 100.
SO 30 p. 'I2.l5 ndt
e4TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETS-F4e5. fs 90. 1000,
$3.50 q m. eco. :'soo 800. 100. 1875 m.
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTON-soo. 1900 1900
READING. HARRISBURG, louisville AND WILL
lAMSPoRT- 100, zf25, IS 90. U+s.IO tlo.Oe. HOO
a Reading only, $780, 'I.2o. TACO p. n
Reading Pottsyille and Hrsb'g only t4o0. 800 M
Atlantic lids, seabright. Monmouth Bch ana Long
Branch As6ury Park p Pleasant 500, 1900 Il 90
a m. 100 200. 5A5. $50. $50 IS 90 To Asbury Park
p n SUNDAYS. 1000 a 100. 400, 500 ?.
sunday SUNDAY only. tParlor only Via Taula
qua 1saturdays aEZcept Saturdays.
2s1 1900. 1854 Broadway. Is2 6th Az. IS Union
Square West I53 East Ie5th ST. 273 West Iz5th St.
2s5 Columbus Az, New York. Court ST, ga, $50
Fulton ST Bklyn. $50 way. W'usburg New York
Vice Pres and Gen Mgr Gen. Pass'7 Agt
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LADIES' MAID or NURSE--By a young
German. god sewer. best references
wages S2o-S1J. call az LANG & BOElFl-
ERER co. Is West 2Ttl-s1.
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DROPOsALs WILL BE RECEIVED Al

the Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts Navy De-
pertE1ent, Washington. L. c. until Il O'Clock noon,
August 1904 and publicly opened there
after. 20 furnish the Navy Yard New York. y. Y.
quantity OF Insulating tape motor generators blow
iron steel bolts and brass bolts and nuts.
bolts. r!yets copper burrs. etc, brocms.
brushes. hand brushes sand. gravel brick
oakum. FAX canvas, buriaps linen. tape,
eurkey-red muslin, white muslin. vlsors. straps.
black sik buttons silesia haircloth.
braid blue denim. drills biacksmiths FORCES.
shovels. mRchnlstE sets. iron-ppe sets. taps chain
blocks cutters. ETC. groHTnet rings pa irHH hammer
handles screws brads. spikes locks files. miscela-
hardware and hand tools cedar, mahogany. white
pine oak. spruce. haeknasack boat knees hickory
wedges yellow pine plies ties rails. manganese bronze,
rod and sheet brass and copper inget copper bar IRON
sheet tin. sheet zine solder hair felt FAX packing,
sheet packing TueEs packing asbestos miliboard.
white lead. white zine Tasceilaneous paints sheac.
pure sperm oil, turpentine talow. pitch. gold leaf.
etc Carbonate potash, granular sodium carbonate
calcium paint and vRrnsh remover. brass
and conner pine wrought iron pipe. castiTon pipe
and brass Dipe fittings valves
bands blank books. memorandum Isds toilet
paper note paper pencils. miscellaneous stationery
trac.n- cloth stencil paper. boat anchors,
leather betting. laclng
linoleurn glasses cotton waste. CASTLE
Eoap. laundry soap toilet soap rubber ponchos ana
marine sporgcs Blank proposals viii be furnished
upon appfcation 70 the navy pay Office New York
H r 3 HARRIS. PaymasteF General L. s n. 7-16-o4
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MAID or COMPANION.-Fr one q
two ladies': Is good traveller and packer
speaks italian and very little English; good
references l. s. S41 West 30th-st-
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ID OsTOFFTCE DEPARTMENT, WASHING

u ton D. C. August I. I9o4--sealed proposals in
vttes T-fub a this Department until
p n on saturday tho 20th 1904. furnish
Ing official. and
envelopes as may ordered Cor the OF the Depart
nen postmasters ana postal service during period
one year BEGINNING LIST day % October
Blank forms OF proposal with full specification and
pies ne envelopes b furnished application
tire Purchasing Agent r J. WTSSE. Acting Postmaster
General.
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GAADENER--G vegetable grower ard
quite florist small greenhouse and the
like; can milk, well recommended. strictly
sober. JOHN. at carpenters. l54 6th-avs.
ADVERTISEMENT ard subscriptions cor
Tine Tribune received At their Uptown
Ohice No I ,564 Broadway. between S6tl
ana 3Itl SITS, un.ll q clock p N Adver-
tiseTnents received az the following branch
offices az regular Office rates Until O'Clock
2. m. VIZ. "a shave, s. e coy -,il-st- 8,
1853 6th-ave.. cor. 1@sh-zt-, % East l4.h-st- :.
- West 42d-st-. between 9Th and Sth aves. I.
263 West 125th-st.. ] SIS Sd-ave.. between
10th and 9Th SITS. LOIS Shave. near slst-
st- l. aus 1st-ave.. near SS-h-st, l9F East
I25th-st T56 Treynour-ave-; $50 Shave.
near 4ist-st. 554 3j-avs.. 30 Bleeczer-st- !;
- Bleacher-s-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TURKISH BATHS capable OF development
70 very profitable business: 70 competi-
ton. equipped vita every convenience and
requirement price very low. part cash.
balance time. A II & !. / GARDNER.
Merieen. Conn.
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Lazc Schools.
Change of Name.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE

PATENT HOLDING COMPANY a domestic cor
porstion having pricclual business of.cs the
Borc-g1 q Manhattan. o. TIE Citg q Ne-Tor County
o. New YORK aul y New York sprIv u The
Supreme court of NsT York, New York
Cour-y al Special Term Part II thereof 70 be held
Court House IN said County the 18th day Of
August 1904 lg3J c'clcA the forenoon ~ thar
DAY 1h51est-=r counsel be heard. for
authorizing sad corporation change cor
pofatz THE FOSTER HOSE SUPPORTER
loMPANE
Dated New York, July 18Th. ls0s
PATENT HOLDING COMPANY.
By ARTHUR FRANKENSTEIo, President
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uOCSEEEEPER. IA refined. Cscanls
person as hCuseheeper or comparison, uo
objection 20 traveltug. Do East l5th-Sr-
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COACHM class. ulan; married.
no family: medium size; ten years. best
city references. Address SPOISNOOD. Ia
East S6Ih-s-
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. c.,
washington July % I90a.-sealed proposals will be
az this once until IL o'clock Nj August % 1904
Tor constructing 2oytou OF The Sewage Disposal system
2 ana New Jersey Avenue Trunk Sewer, ia the
District % Columbia seciAcatona and blank forms OF
proposal obtained al this cf3ce The
ssryed % reject any ard al Bids az bids HENRY
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DE Colnc.lHzionsrs, y. c
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