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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-08
PLUM CITY.

Mrs. ]. Oberding returned from
St. Louis last week.
Herman Plath is converting the
warehouse into a store.
A. Eberg's son from Illinois is
here on visit to his father.
M. Golfer, Senior, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. G. Moser.
Mrs. w. McCleary, who has been
very sick, is somewhat better.
The Kayser Bros. are selling their
goods at a discount this week.
Delphine Mario Of Porcupine is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. B. King.
The weight social which was held
at the Methodist church last Friday
evening wa we'll attended.
Quite a crowd attended the play
entitled "Just Because Love You"
at Harmonic hall last Saturday even
ing.
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OAK GROVE,

Ernest Corcoran spent Sunday at
home
Mrs. Mary Boales is entertaining
a friend from abroad.
District No. } is preparing for a
Christmas entertainment.
Miss Wendell of Ellsworth, is
visiting relatives here and in Pres
colt.
Lizzie Lace of Prescott is spend
ing several weeks with Mrs. Nancy
Ray.
Mrs. G. S. Davis and little daugh-
ter of Prescott spent several days at
the home of George Wolf recently.
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TROY.

Bert Chinook of River Falls was
a caller in Troy few days ago.
Misses Alice Hardy and Ada Day
Of River Falls visited at John Simp-
sons recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas Pomeroy
and daughters returned home Thurs
day from St. Louis.
Miss Olga Jorstad of Hammond
visited her friend, Miss Margaret
Simpson, last Sunday.
Lesley Gray and the Misses Sa-
rah and Anna Jack were callers in
town few days ago.
Mrs. Freeman Chinook enter
tanned several of her friends from
River Falls and Clifton last Sunday.
Mrs. McLane who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c..
George, has returned to her home
in North Dakota.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-08
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
tiOnal remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucous lining OF the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube get indamed
ing, and when it is entirely closed deafness is
the result, and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever:
nine cases our of ten are caused by catarrh,
which Is nothing but an infamed condition of
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness Caused by catarrh) that can
not be cured by HALLS Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars, tree.
FL. CHENEY CO., Toledo, o.
Ra-SOld by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are he best.
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KORNA.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ].
Janovets, Dec. 1, 1904, son.
John Clifford, ST., died at his
home in Donegal last Saturday.
Miss Anna Nachazel of River
Falls is home visiting her parents.
Mrs. Peter P. Zesbaugh of Bel
denville was caller here last Satur-
day.
Frank Beers of River Falls was
through here last Tuesday on bust
ness.
Mrs. Joseph Kordorsky and Mrs.
John Kordorsky arrived home the
first of the week from their visit to
Minneapolis.
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FARGO.

Miss Maude Hall of Beldenville
was visitor here Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs.
Geo. Browell next Thursday, Dec.
18th.
There is to be an Envelope Social
at the school house Friday, Dec. 10;
ladies bring supper for two. Every
body welcome.
The young people enjoyed very
pleasant time in playing games at
the home of Elnor Johnson last
Saturday night.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-08
First publication Dec. 8. 1904
Sum m ons.

STATE OF ISCONSIN,-CIRcuIr COURT
FOR PIERCE COUNTY.
Frank s. Pomeroy, Plaintiff,
VS..
Dell Duyaud, Edna Pomeroy. Sue Featherstone,
Kate Rollins w. H. Vaudeville. J. B. Mapde.
Vile, J. ID Mandeyille. Helen / Vaudeville,
Anna NJ. Colony. 7, Pomeroy. l. H Pomeroy
Frank Boyd, Ross Pomeroy. Nellie La Motto
j. Fl. Boyd. Eugene Newell L. Fl. roneroy
as administrator OF Estate of Mary
Schultz deceased, Frank Phipps and Sara
Phipps, Defendants.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, TO THE SAID DE.
PENDANTS
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service OF this sumo ions,
exclusive OF the day of service and defend
the above entitled action IN the Court afcre-
said. aud in case OF your failure so TO do 1udg.
ment viii be rendered against you according
TO the demand OF the complaint.
f. M. WRITE.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
p Q. Address. River Fails, Pierce County,
BfYne CT WISCONSIN.
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GERTRUDE.

Eddie Bergseng is visiting his
brother Oscar in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Heyerdahl
are visiting relatives at Osseo, Wis.
Frank Rockstad and George
Wahl have returned home from the
West.
Christ and Halvor Olson of Clay
Corners left on the 18th ult. for
Seattle, Washington, where they
will spend the winter.
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DONEGAL.

Miss Lizzie Carolan spent Sunday
with her sister in Oak Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Purfeest are enter
tanning their mother and brother
from Owatonna, MINI.
VIM. Clifford and his son John of
St. Paul were called here Saturday
on account of the death of J. Cliff
ford. Sir.
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WANTED-~Guickly. few persons to repre-
sent long established wholesale house among
retail merchants and agents. Local territory
OF few counties $is salary ana expenses paid
weekly. Expense money advar oed. Commits.
sion extra Permanent engagement. Bust
ness successful. Previous experience not es.
sential. Enclose self.addressed envelope. Ad.
dress, SUPERINTENDENT TRAVELLERS 3o5 Dear.
born ST., Chicago.
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HOLIDAY GOODS

China Vases Cups and saueers Plates Salad Bowls Plates
Painted and Souvenir Ware.
VASES LARGE AND SMALL.
perfumes-latest styles packagesee
style boxes.
CUT GLASS, FANCY BOX PAPER AND PEN HOLDERS.
Three leading Parker Laughlin
and -Leakabe
Toilet Cases, Work Boxes, Brush and Comb Sets
Music Rolls, Mirrors, Classes Brushes Combs
Stag Tiffany Novelties Sets Ink Wells
Pocket Books Hand Bags Peggy Pipes Cigar Holders
Cases. Cigars in Small Boxes.
LATEST BOOKS.
Childrens Books, Fancy Books, Christmas
Fancy Cards Albums Books, Mouth chids
Fancy Box Candy.
DoLLsl DoLLsM DoLLs!n
White Dolls, Black Dolls Dolls, al
prices $500. Largest line of dolls shown
Toys direct prices lower
than A complete line-everything NEW.
Trains Toys, Toys Magic Boxes Engines
Boats Banks Ranges Tin Sets Wagons Tops
on Tracks Animals Stores Arks Furniture Cows Horses Fle
Guns Swords Trumpets Rattles
Pianos Bowling Alleys, Doll Houses Boxes
Trunks Ten Pins Etc Every have
in the stock
This goods
in town. Our dishes from large Eastern House
discount will
of Toilet Cases and Fancy
Piles and purchased discount therefore
benefit of the saving made
Come when you can and see the largest
and best line of Holiday Goods ever shown
IN the city.
R. S. FREEMAN & SON
DRUGGISTS.
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THE LOCAL MARKET.

CORRECTED EVERY THURSDAY.
Following are the prices paid by
River Falls merchants and dealers
for farm products, etc., to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-02
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

TBY TrIEcBAPH 70 THE TBIBUeSEl
Chicago. March There was another Gay OF
hA liquidation In wheat with the close 2l.c 10
&c under yesterday Il seemed as though every
lons had wheat for sale. The only buying was BY
thors. ST Louis was putting out hedges here
against rs long wheat. Armour bought more july
hSn anybody else taking back several million
ta0rt July and having the May for sale. Some q
he Northwestern Interests with short lines were
eoEsTing, The May sold from 8 oeia 10 S5iac and
closed ~ s754c. The old July sold from s42.c 10
&c and closed at s2s.c sellers. New July closed
a. Sac; old September. S5ssc new September. SIS e..
Nc one paid much attention 20 the news. II was
merely The liquidation all day % an overbought
market There were larger receipts-7l2 90 bushels
a. primary points. compared with 3s2 GO bushels
last year. Liverpool closed nd lower; London sd
70 NO lower; Antwerp. l7sc lower. Clearances
were 5000 bushels. Thu only cash business here
was noM bushels 10. 4 Northern az Sc under May
Southwestern receipts were iarre-512.o)) bushels
a Kansas City and ST. Louis. compared with 81 90
bushels las, year. The worlds visible decreased
z1e4oo bushels. compared with $4,000 bushels
decrease last year The contract stock. L724Co0
bushels. Increased $500 bushels. Northwestern
country elevator stocks. $4,000 bushels decreased
lS@ bushels FOR February. The Liverpool wheat
SOCK decreased $4,000 bushels for February The
news however, made no impression. Il was case
o. longs getting out OF the way Of declining
kel The Southwestern markets were particularly
Ssak-st Louis 27sc TO 47sc lower. and kansas Ciyy
nc 20 &c lower
Corn closed NC 20 &c lower. The break occurred
= ne last hogr. i was partly sympathetic with
N wheat weakness, but there was also sympathy
'n me weakness in the cash corn. Car lots were
= y @ loEer the poor corn OF the most. March
-. al VAC May sold az 562sc and 5fizc. and
- ~ wac. The carly frmness was because Of
- s'sA'od feeling that Armour is long on May
a., ,-4lse there was no evidence Of Armour sell
"a, -l'efpoa closed 10 70 I'd lower. There were
WA seven contract. tie estimate for to-
- vas 10 ears. The contract stock. Z.38iOJ0
a increased 6s 900 bushels. Clearances were
-. .-AAeH East OF the Rockies corn increased
i.., S1'nss The weakness at the close was
~ % me Generalization OF the cash market.
a. I@.'en Inc OF oats went over to-day. Patten
!, - 'F.snation said that there was no use trying
a. - oais with stocks increasing 80. oats closed
~ &c lower than yesterday. May sold from
/" A'sc and closed az SIC. July closed At 3sizc.
- 0'fact stock 2l6oy0 bushels. increased 2f7,ooo
A. l-''iaions there was continuation OF the sell
- y outside Spectators. Pork closed S2lsc 20
- D"ef' lard zoc % soc lower. and ribs. soc 20
--,ef. Packers were again large sellers. The
,s yn stocks showed Is sG9 barrels pork. 1884
-. &C and A.sGoo0 pounds ribs, an increase IN
-. " by barrels. an Increase IN lard OF g.. COZ
sno an Increase IN ribs % 24c30oo pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-02
Financial
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.

BY the agreement dated January l. 1886, under
which the aforementioned Stock Trust Certificates
were Issued q provided among other things that
the FIRST day OF December. 1900 the Erie RAN
read Company should then have paid four per cent
cash dividend IN its First Preferred Stock
and 81 not. then 8 such dividend should be
paid the Voting Trustees IN exchange for and upon
surrender Of Stock Trust Certificates then outstanding
would deliver proper certificates OF stock OF the Erie
Railroad Company
On January H. 1904 the Beard Of Directors de-
olared a semi-snnusl dividend OF two per cent upon
the First Preferred Stock payable February 1904
The payment OF this dividend being the second dvi
cend OF two per cent pald curing the year, fuhlls
the condition limiting the period OF the Voting Trust
above forth and - therefore becomes the duty
the Voting arrange the delivery OF
stock OF the Eric Railroad Company IN exchange for
the Stock Trust Certificates now outstanding
In view OF the present situation the holders OF
portan; interests the property have strongly urged
20 arrange for an extension Voting
further period OF years during which Il is hoped
Of the important developments OF the prop
erty which now in contemplation can be com
pleted
Inasrnuch the earnings OF the property have now
a point where the dividend. upon which the
continuation Voting Trust limited could be
safely pad. felt obligation had been
fulfilled and that we're entitled TO be relieved from
further responsibilities. Considering, however, the
urgency request have deemed It duty 70
bring the matter the attention Of the present hold
eTs % the Stock Trust Certificates.
We therefore give notice that and after the
day Of May. 1904. Voting terminates and
shall 10 transfer the present Voting Trust Ger
tihcates
We also give notice that n before that date holders
Of a sufficient Of the present Voting Trust Ger
tidcates shall have signihcd their desire that the
Voting Tst be extended for the period Of i've years.
Say until Nay l. 1922 viii consent to such eHten-
sion. and viii arrange % extend the agreement
such holders Due notice viii be given In order
that present stock Trust Certificates may be pre-
scented stamping for exchange into extended
certificates = may be determined.
Holders of stock Trust Certificates who desire %
have Voting Trust extended should signify such
desire without delay 20 Messrs :. P. Morgan Co.
% Wall s.. Nsw York stating numbers and amounts
q certificates hel6-
Holders desiring unite n extending the Voting
Trust wil upon Surrender % their Voting Trust Ger
tifcaes be receive sxchangs oerthcatss
Tor stock O. the Erie Railroad Company,
the same are prepared. o. which due notos viii be
given
J. rTERPONT MORGAN.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
c. TENANT.
Voting Trustees
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Financial Meetings.
AUTOMATIC FmE ALARM COMPANY.

AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM CoAPANi'
4i3 BROADWAY 80. so.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4 SPE-
~ ,i,, melting Of stockholders Of the AUTOMAIISs
FIRE alarm COMPANY win be held az ne ONE ngsS %
lie C,,rnuany No Broadway. New lclk .g. -.to-
i6 i9Os al q O'Clock noon 70 oo3sidsr aao ni,si
stor 20 sx Hundred Thousand Dollar For INC n =.
nos. of holding meeting the transfer u.NS T,
aiosas March Il 1904 and reopcned MhrcA H. 4'' -
order OF the President Z. O. RICHARDS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-02
Receivers Notice.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A FULL

" and accurate OF ell the proceedings OF the
undersigned the voluntary dissolution OF the
Fast side Cooperative Building and Loan Association
viii be presented the supreme Court OF the state Of
New York a Special Term. Part /. thereof. 20 Be
held al the County House IN tie Borough OF Man
haitian City OF New York In the County Of New
York o March, 1904. the opening %
Court on that day. thereafter Counsel
b heard: and motion will then Be made for a nnal
settling the account OF such Receiver fixing the
properly payable 70 him such Receiver
and proper compensation and disbursements 20 Be
PAID Receivers Counsel for services
Dental 10 the administration OF the recevershp generally
preparation OF the account and % the
Proceeding for settlement providing the Distribution
net remaining IN his hands and theTeupon
discharging him Receiver and relieving him and his
surety further liability: a1d incidentally for
and state the said account and
upon aforesaid commission and compensation
ordered: and for such other further
relief order be Just.
Dated New York. February 10. leot
JOHN SILvESTRO,
Receiver Of the East sids Cooperative Building and
Loan Association.
WILLIAM I.ANGDON. Attorney for Receiver Beek-
man St. Manh attain Borough. New York City.
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SKIDMORE. CHARLES AN PUR-

suancs Of order q Hon. Abner c. Thomas a sur
% the County Of New notice xvea
60 all persons having e aims AGAINST Charles skidoss.
with vouchers thereof subscriber. a her
transactlug business Fettretcn.
Eikman & Seybel az No ~ Park Row. q
haitian. n the city OF New Y0rN before
day % March next
Dated. New York. the 22ld day OF September. 1903
GRACE r SkrDNORE Adininistrat-ix
FETTRETCH, sILk1AN q SEYBEn, Attorneys for AZ.
nainistratrtx. Al Park Row. Borough q stanaattAr.
Ss- Tork City.
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DiUidend Notices.

RUBBER GOODS MANU- ACQUIRING co.
goth Regular Preferred Dividend
THE DIRECTORS HAVE THIS DAY DE-
clared The twentieth C2oth) ttguar Quarterly Div-
eene % ard thrce-Quartere IA Ter cent On re
Preferred Shares OF earungs able March lota
70 holders o. record March S-h. lsoi
Preferred Transfer BOoks VIII - closed On friday
March Ath, n O'clock. and reopcred March l5th
Cheques viii be mailed 20 registered d1regses
JAS 2 TAYLOR. Treasures.
New Tork. February s. 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-02
Notice of Summons.

C,1-pPENITT COURT OF THE STATE OF
- - -, County Of New York.-Se~ York Mort
-- sna security Company. Plaintiff. aEainst tIatts re
v-ifsrn N Campbell as Confnlttee Oh
sstate q. Hattie A. Campbell. az @ w.
Alder3ce, New loFN Az "
seis % Operative Building Association annie 49,
enc William n Campbell as adIIilts 1870 % be
Of = Oliver. oeCS@7tI,
I. To the a4Apse Ilel.s1
hereby summoned 90 ansNe- thr Colt
Yisrf a. THIS action and TO serve COY o. g s
1919 ,pis sun mons exclusive Of the Gay OF serve
80 a. - ~ YOUR failure TO appear or answer Sus
"a akea against you b. default Ior tho fei'eI
demanded IN the COMPANY.
DsIeS s}.TiING PLAINTIFFS Attorney. Post Cdiee
and Oflce, No la5 LSFOau"aS' D0'0~s" -
Manhaftsu. Of New YORK.
". Llzaboth AlCefl.e' nc
summons is upoa you by puocaton narsat 20
Hon Z. Mclean one OF the Justces
~ sIrer,a Court OF the state % New York dated
- 9S,b Jav OF February 1904. and fled with ths Con-
49,, t re Office OF the County OF New YORK IN the
COUNT court House. the Borough o. Asnhatah Cly
ana state Of New York, March ISL, l@Os
Tatef New YORK. March LIST. 1904.
LANES A DEERING. Plaintin 8 Attorney. pIIcs an
ToSt Offce Address No. l49 Broadway, Borough O;
Manhattan. City OF New York
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THE ALBEMARLE,

vrgnia-ave near Beach. Atlantic City. This hishcass
modern hotel with unexeeled central location AID oPea
SURROUNDINGS convenient 20 the boardwalk and Ocean
Piers especially adapted the entertainment Of Sprns
visitors and enjoying at all times large and select
patronage. front private and
public baths feet q parors elevator ser
heated Offers Special terms
during Lenicn season IS $40. $3.50 weekly $500
daily. accommodations Dalty ana
~ ~ J. p COPE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-02
CTPREMF COURT OF THE STATE OF


- New York County OF New yort-Ser York Mort
49, "a Ser.-ltv COMPANY. Plaintiff against Hattie A.
Campbell william N Campbell as Co1amitee o Ti ne
Tstafa 81 Hattie A Campbell incompetent Fhilip
CampbeIl NJ Elizabeth Alderlice, New YORK and Mske-
Cooperative building Associatot anne -
y51iar, ~ administrator OF the goods
cbsttes and credits Of Mary J. oliver. deceased De
Summons No . . above named defend-
ants. You are hereby summoned 70 answer the comp amt
81 fbts action and q copy OF answer on he
Psinrrs ATTORNEY within twenty days after the sefFie
OF the day Of service, ana IN
- 5r failure 10 appear answer, Judgment will
De taken against ycu by default for the RELIEF oeaaGed
IL complaint.
Dated January lath. 1904 -. ,.-.-.
JAMES A DEERING PLAINTIFFS Attorney fost CLIiCs
Address and ONCE No. l49 Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan. City Of New YORK -,-
To ne safen5ant NJ Elizabeth Alderdice The foregoing
summons served upon you by publication pursuant 20
of Hon Charles r. Mclean OF the Justices
~ The Supreme State Of New York dated TIE
2,h dav ~ February. filed with the Complaint
An the once Clerk Of the County Of New YORK IN
~ House. IN the Borough q AAnhAlIan
city ana state Of New YORK.. March I. 1904
Dated York. March lst. 1904
ANS a pEFRTNC. Plaintins Attorney once snt
Pos, OTce Address No. 149 Broadway Borough q
Manhattan. City Of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-02
Hotel Irocuois,

South Carolina Ave and Delightful location
Piers Rooms suite. with private bths Elevator
from street level pari0rs Special Spring rates sl2
Sl5 ana yi7 50 weekly. Illustrated booklet Coach
trains. Representative Rooms 5Oo0li ll40 Broad
M TcrE
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NEW BRICK ROSCOBEI.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J. -
Every known appointment. with exceptional
ury: cuisine and service unexcesd: eleganty furnished
throuEhcut Rooms single and suite with large.
luxurious baths illustrated Literature Elevator
70 street level Running IN bsdrOous- Terms. Sl2
per week and upward ..-.
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A DvERTIs EsIENTs and subscriptions for The Triouns
n wed q their Uptown once.
No. 1851 BROADWAY.
will be received at the following crAch
once rates until O'Clock p m VIZ
a5a shave. e 23d-st I5S sth-ave. cor l2th-
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ana sth AYES esS West 125h-st:; lSss Sd-aye.: Pc
Tve.s Tesh and nth IO2s 3d-ave.. near 6istst
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A pvERTIsEMENTs md subscrip

A EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions The Tribuns
n their Uptown once,
BROADWAY
Advertisements will be received az the following branch
ofces A. regular until o'clock ,. m. viz:
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JA,,Es II. DUNHANI 8 CO..

JAMES II. DUNHAI CO.
Broadway. New York
At a MEETING HELD THIS DAY By
the Directors OF the Company. the regular quar-.
declared and Cue-hat Per cent
or tie First PrefereA Stntk % the Company and OF one
pn Second Preferred stock
a.. cors2v payabIe April lst 1904 Stockholders %
record al c- business on March 2ard lbi ne
transfer books Preferred stock and % TIE
second Preferred stock VIII be closed on March st;
1904 ~ h- busGsss ana DO rcopened on April
2ne 1904 10 o'clock A n.
"'0' J. ~ JOHN II. BROWNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-02

AMERICAN BLEE SUGAR EpMfANls
PREFERRED STOCK DINEDESp-NO. 10
81 NASSAU STREET.
YORK. March Ist. 1904
A REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND GO.
"A ie) OF ONE AND CNE-IlALF PER CENT. thu
PREFERRED STOCK Of This Company has been declared.
pavahe April 1904 stockholders q record at the
close og business Narca 1900 Cheques viii 10
r-allee J. L. TUCKER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-02

Abner C. Thomas Surrogate Of the County Of New
YORK notice hereby Evea to all persons having claims
inst Meiiss Doiae. County OF
the with vouchers thereof
place Of transactng
Tohu street. IN Borough q Manhattan. IN Tns
Cfty OF New York befors the 1tth day OF MaFch
NEXT.
Datea Nav York the fourth day OF September. 1908
D. STUART DODGE. Executor.
PARSONS. CI.ossoN q McIIlvAINE. ArIorlsys f0r
ecutor, No. 81 William Street. Borough o. Manhattan.
The City OF New York
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

- Abaer c. Thomas a Surrogats County Of New
York notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims
r. Moore. late OF The County or New
York deceased. present the with vouchers
70 MS place OF transactinR
busness az the ONCE % Hitchinss
lam Street n ths City OF New York befors tie
& al u April 1904. next
Dated New York the 6th day q October. 1903
SAMUEL MOORE. Admnistrator
HITCHTNGS q PALLISER. Attorneys for Adminstrator.
fOs william Street. New York City.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

= Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF the County Of New
Ysrk notice hereby given To al having claims
against John Wilson late Of the County Of New York De-
with vouchers thereof
subscribers their place % ansacng business az ths
u stinson Williams, No 80 Liberty Street. IN ths
CITY o. New York before the 2sh day Of Nay next
WILLIAM r WILSON, SOPHIA WILSON, Executors
STIMSONs & WILLIAMS. Attnrneys for Executors. s.
Liberty street. New Torlx CITY.