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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-24
BURIEDTHEHATCHE
Rosemount Hears Murphy
McCarron Feud Is Faded.
IR. EICOLL'S PLAN OF CAMPAIGN
Judge Parker Approves of Work
Done by Vice Chairman-WouId
Not PrOnise to Speak In
New York.

ESOPUS. n. y. Aug. 24-Plans foi
the national campaign have been laic
before Judge Parker by De Lancey
Nicoll of New York, vice chairman OF
the Democratic national committee.
who called at Rosemount by invitation
and who with Mrs. Nicoll spent eve
hours with the candidate and his fam
lily. Judge Parker approved every
thing that had been done and is en-
thusiastic over the campaign work.
The report carried to Rosemount by
Mr.. Nicoll indicated the close of the
MuTphy-McCarren fcud in Greater
New York. He said that the appoint
ment of Victor j. Bowling as a mem
Der of the state executive committee
and the head of a bureau of %organiza-
ton which will have charge of the city
campaign is satisfactory to Charles Il.
Murphy, leader of Tanimnny Hall. who
will do his utmost for the success of
the national ticket. fol4
-Four members of aispecial commit
tee of seven appointed by the Reform
club Of New York to call upon Judge
Parker called at RosemOunt II eX-
tended the candidate IN invitation to
speak under the clubs auspices in case
he decided to make speeches during
the campaign. Judged Parker told his
visitors that he is yet undecided as to
what he will do, but that later he may
be glad to avail himself of the clubs
invitation.
Great satisfaction is expressed over
the settlement of the differences be
tween Leader Murphy of Tammany
Hall and Chairman MeCarren of the
state executive committee. so far as
they relate to the present campaign.
Among other visitors at Rosemount
were William II. Wood of ~Poughkeep-
sic. n. Y, second deputy attorney gen
eral for New York state. who was ac-
companicd by Mrs. Wood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-24
New York Markets.


WHEAT-Weak.
CORN-Firm.
O~ATS-Steady.
HAY-Quiet; shipping. 67ise.' good TO
H~OPS-Firm: state. comnon to choice.
1903. 2INaSc.: 1907. nominal; Odds. 7dt3c
Pacific coast, 1905. aG'iaic 1892. nominal;
WOoI-Firm: domestic fleece. asQa5c.
BEk;F-Quiet; family. H~0s0n1is0. mess,
&;5oa9; beer hums. 81 -1.4i; packet. $3.50
BUTTER-Firm. good demand extra
western creamery. lSi-c.' extra nearby
EGGs-stcady, fair demand nearby
hrsts. l9isc, at mark western iirsts, 1919
CHEEsE-stcady; fair demand: New
York full creams. choice to fancy. SaNac.
New York fun creams, fair to good. Si
LIVE POULTRY Unchanged: fowls.
i3ismitc., old BOOSTERS. 9si1'sc. spring
chickens, %l5fii6c.' ducks, old, naisc.; do.
DRESSED PoUITRY-stcady; fair de-
mand; fowls, choice, fresh killed. itisc. I.
do, fair to good. i3ffl3tsc.. old ROSTERS.
9lsc. nearby brothers, choice, f>ft.0c. do.
fair to good. 1GaI1c.: western Do. choice.
i6n1Sc. do. fair 10 good, i3ftl5c.
FRESH FRUlTS-Applcs, Alexander.
hand picked. per double head barrel. &2n1:
Duchos Of Oldenbnrg. S2f2f5. Craven
stein. u.75n2l0. Twenty ounce. 81 iiff2 5o.
Maiden Blush. si..0a2e IS: Cooling. 81. 300
a.25: Nyack pippin. N.s0d225. Orange PIP
pin. M.s0d.; Sour Buugh. N.a0aiTs; Sweet
Bough. N..5ftl.50, cpc heads, flai.z5;
windfalls and common. 500. asi; pears.
bartlett. per barrel. SCAT; per half barrel
basket. 50c. Mfi.
DREssED MEATs-Calves firm. with
city dressed veals selling az s0i2c. per
pound; country dressed at 5suilc. grass-
crs aud huttermilks az ifiGc.. mutton
steady at 7dtinc. per pound. lambs Ia fair
ly good demand az Sisulsc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-24

PLAINFIELD. n. j.. Aug. 2L-For
the first time In the history Of New
Jersey a Justices court trial h TO take
place here at which no white person
will figure. excepting the counsel for
the l%itisants. Believing the white man
Is prejudiced la eases where negroes
figure. Mrs. Agnes Holmes. n rich col
ored woman who il suing for rent. re.
quested that the jury be composed of
members Of her own race. the defend
ant, Mrs. Perry Jenkins, who is also
colored. Joining IN the petition. Justice
Peterson. a nc-ro, viii preside.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-24
ctorm.s Clean s.reen.

TONY. Wis. Aug. 24.-Further re.
ports from lumbermen returning from
the forests Indicate damage to stand.
ing timber through the northeast por-
ton of Gates county amounting to ST..
100000. Not a single tree stands in the
path of the storm. which was five miles
wide and extends from the Flambeau
river to the eastern end of the county
a distance of twelve miles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-24
IntcrnatIonal Am-cricaninto ronrre,

STUTTGART. Germany. Aug. "a
The fourth International Americanisto
congress. which has been in session
zero since Aug. 1S, has adjourned after
selecting Quebec as the next meeting
place. THE five sessions Of the con
gross We're devoted to papers and ad-
dresses on chronological. geographical
and other academic questions relating
to the American continent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-24
Samuel M. nurdctte mend.

DANYILLE, Ky, Aug. 24.-Samuel
NJ. Burdette, Il member of the repor.
torial staff Of the Chicago Chronicle
and a newspaper man widely known
throughout the United States, died
suddenly at the home of his cousin at
Junction City, four miles from here.
He was about fifty years of age.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-24
Before You
Buy
EST b'ished in 1855
Girls In woman's Hotel On strike.

UITIb IN WUhHHH EHUtCH On 5tTfNC'
NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Following
the dismissal Of Miss Mary McCor-
mack, head h%ousekecper of the Martha
Washington, a woman's hotel here,
forty other employees walked out, leav-
ing Manager Mark e. Caldwell prac-
tically alone to face the feminine
guests, who were compelled to make
their W beds and so elsewhere for
their meals Because of the lack of
helD.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-24
Engine Went Into the River.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 23.-A Baltimore
and Ohio shifting engine at Luke
jumped the track on the Potomac river
bridge, landing in the stream below.
Frank Il. Kooken, fireman, was killed
and Engineer William Franklin dan.
gerously hurt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-24
storm Destroys italian Houscs.

ROME, Aug. 24.-Terrific storms on
tinue throughout the peninsula. espe-
cially In the south. where great dam
age has already resulted. Thirty houses
have been destroyed. and twelve
deaths are reported. At Sorrento the
famous monastery Of st. Paul was Sc
riously injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-24
colored nnthers Barred.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Aug. 2t.-
Barring of colored bathers from the
surf at this place bids fair to raise the
livelicst Kind of Il row, ard city Of
ficials are wondering where the trouble
is going to end. Mayor Keep, who is
paid to be responsible for the order to
the lifeguards to keep colorcd people
out of the water, is on his vacation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-24
Send for new circular. Just GU
NOVICE mo- CREDITORs.

William Quigley xocut,r OF John j.
Mnylan, deceased, by Iii ection of tn,
Surrogate Of the County Of Middle ,ex
j. rsby givs Office to his creditors
Of the the said ] In J NJ ylan TO
bring IN thu IL deb's, demands anc
claims against tho estate of the
i lid dccsdrnt under oath or ailirma-
fipn. within nine months flom this dat, 4,
Or they will lc { rever barred If any ac-
iinn thpref,,r against the said cxecitrr
y tied j ily 81, 1.0l. William Qnislry
executor. 1872 79i q mrw
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-24

Labor Day excursion Tickets good GO
ing September . aud =. Goai for retum
until September 10. Far further infOr
nation consult az, nt al il9 Smith STREET.
76g1 S-94 tilt %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-28
Mu3TtO pOr los mOrOS
de Mindana0

Desde Manila han telegrahado al
Departamento de la Guerra, en- Wash.
ington, que ha fallecido en- Marahin el
trece de Abril corriente el Captain
David P. Wheeler, natural de Ohio, y
que habia estudiado en- la Academia
del Estado.
FL Captain referido, fue gravemen-
te herido en- el abdomen ell II del ac-
tual cuando practicable reconocimien-
tos de las obras de defensas erigidas
por los moros a 10 largo del rio Tara
ca, en- ell distrito de la "Laguna de las
Lomas" (Isla de Mindanao). Tam
bien fue herido el cabo Heyvelt y ell
dfa IS Sc encontraba fatalmente, es-
perandose que tambien falleciese.
Las operaciones en- Mindanao con-
tinuan con gran vigor y empuje por
parte de los moros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-28

res fueron libras. 10 chelinss en- 1907;
libras, - chelines. 9 peniques en-
IooI; y 4 libras y 5 chelines en- 1900.
FL aumento en- 1893 sobre 1909 es de
Una libra esterlina.
Adm no Sc conocen los resultados del
ejercicio en- detalle. Solo sc sabe que
Ia reserva es de so.ooo libras como el
afio anterior: que las smortizaciones.
one fueron dotadss en- 2I7,ooo libras
en- 1902, no reciben este afio sino
$4,000 iibras, y que Ia cantidsd nue.
vamente reporada sc ha fjado en-
10000 libras contra las 25 900 que 10
fueron 81 afio predicate.
-
DuTante el afio de 1902 Sc realizaron
en- Espaia 547,7oo enajenaciones de
fincas, .cuyo valor toeal Sc eleva 4
J. I.o2I .7&3.356 peSetas, cifra redonda :.
De elias eran r1sticas .44s.543, con
valor de 545.64o.9II pesetas; y Io2 .2I7
urbanas por 4756o2.445 Pesetas.
-.
La provincial que fgura con mayer
numero de fncas rtisticas enajenadas
por todoS conceptos es la de Valencia,
con 23s644, cuyo valor Sc eleva a
81 oS3 38o pesetas. Por raz6n del
preciO pagado corresponds tambien
Valencia el primer lugar.
La que aparece con menor n1mero
de incas r1sticas enaJenadaS es Ia de
Guip1zcoa, con 1929, por pesetas
II.Sl6.776. Por razon del valor de las
fincas r1sticas enajenadas, la que Sc
halla en- 1ltimo lagar es la de Soria
por pesetas 500 2z4. Por el nImero
de fncas urbanas enajenadas apa
rece tambien la primera Valencia,
1887, por pesetas 23.3o6.IoI. Por va
lor de las fncas urbanaa vendidas
aparecey a la cabeza la provincial de
Barcelona, con pesetas Io2 .6I3.I5I.
La sigue en- este orden Madrid, por
pesetas oS.444.796. La provincial en-
que menoS fncas urbanas Sc vendieron
por todoS conceptos eS la de Cuenca,
222, por 2.487.IIo pesetas. Por el me-
nor valor de las fncas urbanas vendi-
das figura Sorias con 5000. .6es pesetas.
FL mayor importe de los cspitales
dados a pacto de retro sobre fncas
r1sticas corresponds a Yslencia, pese-
tas 6o4oo5. Sobre fncaS urbanas 4
Madrid pesetas 736I46.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-28
Cronica triste

Dofia Joaquina Moreno de Taulet
rindio aver en- las primeras horas de
la mafiana su ser al Creador, despues
de obstinada lucha de la ciencia Y la
materia contra la dolencia que al fin
resu1t6 vencedora.
A las 9 de la mafiana de hoy Sc ve-
rifco el entierro del cadaver, concu-
rriendo sus familiares y amigos init
mos de la fsmilia.
Nuestro pesame Su esposo don
Francisco Taulet, hijos y pariente don
Alfonso Prats. q quienes acompafia-
mos en- So justa pena.
Paz 10 restos de Ia virtuosa dana
que fu6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-28

La Directiva del Ateneo Sc propone
llevar efecto una fiesta literaria. en-
honor Don Manuel Fernandez Jun
cos.
Para que de forma al rprograma, Sc
ha nombrado una conisi6n, compuesta
de los Sehores Sanchez Morales. A1va-
rez Nava, Gordils, Cestero, Negr0n
Flores y Perez Losada.
ALA iremoS.
Ell Ateneo Puertorriquefio cumple
.un deber y nosotros aplaudimos SD
pensamiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-28
il CglluiSIN ID America!

Bendigamos a la Providencia, que
ha inspirado q los cargadores del
"Coamo" la gran idea de enviar a los
Estados Unidos las uadejas 6 rengko-
nes siguientes:
Un casco de ron, mas ~. seis cajas
de chinas, mas 80. veintiocho jaulas
de pifas.
Mas. veintinueve sacos de huesos.
Mas iiiuna chaqueta mo STEM
pre- ha de ser saco) con 81 libras de
cafe!!!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-28
Los dividend0s del
BancO de IngIaterra

Los benehcios del Banco de In
glaterra eran al fnalizar el semestre
de 20 de Febrero de 3.674.o88 libras
ester1inas. Deducida de esta cantidad
) millones de librsS esterlinas, desti-
nadas al fondo de reserva, queda un
excedente de 6I4. .oS8 libras, para dis
tribuir en- dividendo semestral razon
de 9 por 100 afio, 8 sea 4 y medic por
100.
Et dividendo repartido en- los cinco
amos anteriores representaba IN 10 por
100 anusl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-28
La function del Domingo

En- la noche del proximo Domingo
.pondra en- escena la compafiia de We
lez y Ca. las siguienteS obras; 'La
algeria de la Huerta'', "El Terrible
Perez ~ Mari JHana'' Esta Ultima
eS eStreno.
La empresa espera que los abonados
que deSeen obtener las mismas loca1i--
dades, las recojan antes de las doce
del Domingo, pues la function es ex-
traordinaria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-28
AIgO Sc fuman

Son 1870 las grandes cajas de tabacos
elaborado que tomo ell "Coamo" en-
nuestro puerto, con destino New
York
Para que tan apreciableS cigarros
no vayan solos, llevan la deliciosa COM
pafifa de IoS pacas de picadura y 1o4
de tabaco en- rama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-28
ia la Meca /!

Han salido sen peregrinaci6n, con
destino los E tados Unidos, en- Ell va
por "Coamo" Seiscientos cueros roza-
gantes y peludos y seiscientos vein
tiseis sacos de cocos sin melena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-28
La tempOrada de estio,
Elcombate de Trafalgar
UNA CITA DE SAN PABLO

Aquf estamos nOsOtros, para deSenmascarar hi
p6crftas para castigar los eternos incurables
enemigos del pals puertorriqueno-
The Puerto Rico Eagle.
ESQ dice GEL Agui1a, de Ponce, re-
friendose, ioh, dolor! q nosotros.
81, para ESQ esta ''El Aguila.'
Para desenmascarar hipocritas Y
castigar a los enemigos de Puerto
Rico.
El parrafo es contundente y terri
BILE.
Nos recuerda aquel otro del moro
Tarfe retando aZaide.
Vease la clase:
81 tienes e1 eoraz6h,
Zaide, como la arrogancia
"a medida de las manos
deias volar las pa1abras.
81 respondes en- presencia
como en- ausencia te alabas,
sal a yer 81 te defendes
como en- el Alhambra agravias;
y 81 no osas salir solo
como 10 esta Ell que te aguarda,
algunos de tus amigos
para que te ayuden SAGA -.
Esto Ell moro Tarfe escribe
con tanta colera y rabia,
que donde pone la pluma
el delgado papel rasga. 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-28

Despues de leer el parrafo de s'El
Aguila nuestro primer pensamiento
ha sido Ell de Ia fuga.
Nuuca pudimos Greer en- Ia resu-
rrecci6n de Tarfe, que de modo tan
valeroso nos xeta.
Pero dice "El Agltila que esta pa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-28

hUIII 20 &c IYl4.
Sc halla enfermo de cuidado el res
petable Septuagenario don Luis A.
Colon, vecino de este pueblo Y hernia
no del que en- vida tue "El padre CO.
Ion, sacerdote que ejercio por muchos
amos en- varias parroquias de esta isls.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
MISSOURI.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF PLEDGES SALE OF
COLLATERAL,

Whereas on tho Goth day Of Jun.. 1874. the
Mound city Produce Company executei lis
Jefferson Bank. Nine Hundred and FIfty DOL
Esnk with in,srey, from msturttv a. :.rs, IN
cent per annum: and.
Whereas. &c secure the payment OF said note
and Nth the Rsye. St sI "a I not 81 EaTs;
sne 5 Of
sid therein to be turkeys ard purporiins TO
~s.gh ia pounds and ;,o
Try described IN said warehouse receipt have te-n
delivered by said warehouse company 20 the
sevcn 10 barrels stu on hand aud p1rp5r,ins
sesa , warehopse ,eeegt; and.
to said note and signed IL the maker there
q: IL L. provided that upon the nonpsyn-n; Of
ssen 't s, fa auh sah 70 Ell c s M
lie or private sale. with or Without notice or
fuch terrss ss The holder may deem best. and
the proceeds Of such sale shall be app.ies 10
protests. damages. interest. costs and charges
due upon the mote or incurred by reason Of its
IMPAIRMENT when due. or In the exception of
whereas only Two Hundred Dollar, 1eso %,
bag been paid on said note. and tie balance
Now. therefore. in pursuance 81 .se power
nssSs.. >, an, .sa 5.as Of s4sneTy ,s Is
September. 1904. at the hour of twelve o'clock
Foot. Of said dsy. o- room thereafter a. the
docr Of the courthouse IN the city Of s.. Louis.
1sseourt. getl the above-descrtbed property o.:
&. % d sh easas sS c fIG
JEFFERSON BANK.
By Henry Wood. President: W. e. Berger.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ST. LOUIS.

Delmar Publishing Company. Louis A. Celia.
twenty-five shares: c. A TITLES. twelve star..:
s W. Adler. thirteen sharcs: Morton Jourdsn.
fifty shares To do a general printing and pub
iishing business: capital stock. fully paid. So
n shaughnessy Disabling Company. Martin
ShsuGhneay. Lass shares: Cyrus Adler and
Michael J. Mclaughlin. one shire each. To
do wholesale wine and liquor business. CAPT
tai stock. fully paid. $1,000.
Conservative Investment Company. Chas. A.
Trotman. seventeen sBares: Clara TTo;man. one
ehare, and Richard T. Goodnow. two shares. To
% q general real estate and Investment busi-
aees: capital stock. fully paid. 81 90.
.RoSt-Cnon Premium Company. Jos-ph Loe-
weinberg: D.3G shares: Charles ROst, 200
shaxes: VIM A Kennert and +. Vim. Hofke-
meyer. two shares each: X. II. EOhusch. s.scs
ahsres. and Julius Ioewenberg. one share. all
- 81. Louis: T. A Treble. Els: St Louis. Ill.
lyeo3 ehsrea To publish book. papers. etc. /
to distribute premiums: to manufacture and
deal in furniture and household goods. wearing
apparel. etc. capital stock fully paid. S2s.e)
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
BURIAL PERMITS.

~~S>es<Ssss>S>>s~psSNSA9A
sen;lify ~ e''''ii'
Dital: hepatitis. ~
Fred Rehg. Il years. 1879 Warren: typhoid
Bern.,dine Busselnann. 2. years. ssas Ro-alie:
". II. Glasgow. 81 years. Poorhous.: seniii.y
fever.
Patrick II. Mullen. ~ year, City Hospital:
Frank Helmet. 3 years. 1905 North High:
Alex: Bauer. g years. ST. Mays Innrnary:
sumption.
Commodore Harness. 3Dls Franklin: accident.
Charles Brown. q years. Poorhouse. iiar-
rhoca.
JoiD Keafney. % years. Poorhou..: cystitis
Herman Juelfs 70 year,. c3e5 Chouteau. heart
disease.
.FhiIip Benss. 20 years. ITO Manchester: Sc
rility.
Frank Jer.bek 20 year.. 1871 South Twelfth:
dysentery.
Earl jackson. L yesrs. 1875 OFaIion. con-
sumption.
Katherine whittrock. IA, Warren: menin-
xitfs
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
Aib,r. and Lola Harmon. rsss south seventh:
RECORD Or HIRIHs.

>s~~>>~~~>s-s~>>>~>>~~>>
hoy.
fIpuis and Alma ploeser. .7os Elliot. bov.
Stephen and Carrie Smith. - South Four
tsenth: boy.
Mr ana Mrs NJ Schwartz. ~ Horih sew
cath boy.
Hugo and Emma spies. s4i3 I;aslss: log.
q and Kate Thom~n. 2l0l Utah. hoy
Aiphnnsc and Ceceiis Mann. 1873 south E.cy-
enth. BIS.
William and Emma Iaurert. ::ii bismarck.
81 and Mrs Frank KuIase g. Elair. boy
Clifton and Kate Hutchinson. - Division.
:.cnry and Anna Gausrh. 1919 Wisconsin. b7y.
t3iin and Julia ZwoEta. s-os south Ninth.
John and Louise B.rrn-rksnr. i72s South
Henry and Frances Bitter 25S Pcs'aiozzl
Girl.
t-nsre. and Moilie Coon. III BllIru. SRI.
Samuel and Kate Hi,,b~fs. 4-isi. Evans. girl
Herman and Elizabeth Eoi.nfed. ista " mt
Henry ana Sophie schsper. 2IIs s,snsbufy.
stri.
Henry and Jurans Schwartz. 75n' pr Kaib.
John and Z. I.u-rrnsn. 200 North Fourteenth.
gil.
frank and Mar Rrshr SIS Angelica. r:ri
William and \. reil. ~ Louisiana. girl.
ferdinand and Martha T.-ffl"r. i-ir south
Fourteenth. girl.
William and Marie Boern-r. 1877 Congress;
girl
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
ILLINOIS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield, Ill. Sept s.-Certihtates Of in
corporation were issued to-day By the Secretary
q State follows:
The Alton and Southern Railway Company
Alton: capital. 800. go: TO operate an electric
Hallway. fncorpora;ors-P- b. Warren. IS. j.
LAWYER and Charles r. Matthew
The Providence Cemetery Association. Carrier
Mills: 10 maintain " cemetery. IncorIoritars-
A. J. Arnold. G. II. Thompson and J. ". Tan
ner.
Articles to incorporate were flied with the
SECRETARY Of State to-day by the Rilisboro and
Southwestern Raj way Company. principal Of
fee. Hill.boro: csfiial stock tio.0e. 10 ~
constructed from HillsbOro. Montgomery coun-
81. H.. to Alton. Madison County. Ill. fncorro-
rators and First Board OF Directors-Frank =.
Etair and Fred Chapman. St Paul MINI. Al
exander ". Crawford and Charlie. q Terry
Girard. H. Frank L. McDayid Ullsboro III
MISSOURI.
Jefferson City. No. Sept. s.-Cer1ihca:e o. IN
corporation was issued by the Secretary Of state
follows:
The Rose Realty Company OF ST Louis: capi-
faI $500. DirectoTs-w- 81. Cup. r. &. cup
and Rosa CUP
Notice Of Increase OF capital was fled by the
Griffith Marble Company Of Carthage. increas-
ing its capital from 81 30 10 siseoo
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RkRNtSEUsINE:S COL EaE
SHORTHAND.

Eoard q EsIuoaiion bid. Ninth ard Locust
opens fan term AMI twenty fourth year Mon
aa.. 2ni.rlh.r 5 Cafalnsne free.
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RUBlCAM SHORTHAND COLLEGE,

Established l. Yeas Our Instruction e. ar-
kn,c i.ds-i to - -. u-l-r cprnrirtS arf ,hlr-
ouzh IN the West Write fO- business mems
testimonials: also for tn. marvellous suits a.
tain.f since the Installation % gf!ar-.srs Ff.c-
tr.r siis rihand. the wonder 81 -h@ age
NIGHT school. OPENS SPIT
Nanol building 80 Olive 81
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SToCkHOLDER>- MEETINGS.

SPECIAL. meeting q N" stockholders OF the
ierchsnts' -i.lci.i" National Bank q -. Louis
Will D.. led az its hanklns-ro0fn-. Fourth md
Olive streets. On W-dn. ssiay. o-fobeT ;. 1894.
20 vote. tfsf- on Proposition % h then sub
nit'S1 e. amend -. articles . association
10 proEid" for twcnty-fuur directors. Instead
- twenty-five. a. present. and. second. for
the election % two additional directors 10 serve
during the ensuing year. polls open from 10 q
N. TO y. m. GEO. l. HOFFMAN.
Cashier.