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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-23
BURGLARS RETURN LocKET.
chiId's Property Mailed With Checks
That Might Give Clue.


That Might Give Clue.
There is reason TO bei.cva that one
or more expert burglars are operating
In Sioux Falls. At the hcme of John
Sherman they obtained 5000 in cash
In addition to Jewalrv and other arti-
cles. Following the robbery package
was dropped into the Sioux Fails Itst-
office. There was neither address nor
stamps on the package, which was
done up in a newspaper, AMI when the
postmaster opened the package it was
found to contain little gold locket
and chain belonging to Mr.. Sherman's
daughter which had been stolen at the
time the 5000 in cash was secured. In
addition to the locket the package con-
tanned a number of railway time
checks which Mr.. Sherman had taken
up. The authorities depended IN these
checkc to trace the robbers.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-23
conNER STONE From ERlN.

New Catholic Church to BE Blessed by
Archbishop Keane.
Dubuque, Iowa. June 21.-The cor
ner stone of the new st. CoIumbkille's
Catholic church will be laid this after
noon. All of the Catholic societies in
the city will participate in parade
previous to the exercises at the
church. Archbishop Keane will bless
the stone and deliver the address.
The church will cost $4,000, exclusive
OF furnishings. The corner stone was
taken from what is known as st. Co
lumbkille's quarry in ireland, and -
a present from Bishop O,Donnell Of
Raphoe to Archbishop Keane OF Du-
buque. 1t is red sandstone and weighs
1900 pounds.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-23

GOV. Hefried has commissioned n.
q Mead first lieutenant and James I'll
swan second lieutenant OF Company
sG third regiment, at Miller.
John Finley has been commissioned
j. second lieutenant Of Company q.
Thi,,d regiment. Sat Centerville.
Tbe governor has appointed 2. M.
,unn Ssof Miller as Afish and game war
den for Hand county.
Tbe graduating class OF the govern
1aent Indian school consists q hale
pmssell. LIKE Gilbert, William Russell.
Harry Cook and eorge Russell.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-23
CLOSING WEEK or 5. b. ~.
lecture to the Law Class by John pay
Smith.


With the presidents reception at
East hall closed one of the most snc.
cessful years in the. history OF the Uni.
versity OF South Dakota. By far the
largest number of degrees ever con.
ferTed by the university were given
this year. There were twenty-one
graduates from the college of arts and
sciences and twelve from the college
of law.
Military training was not given last
year, but an officer will come here next
fall to reorganize the cadets, and there
after it is expected that this DEPART
ment will be maintained.
This year summer session will be
held at the university, and all instruc.
tors will remain for six weeks. the
session to begin June 90. The CLAY
county institute is to be held in cos.
nection with the summer school, TAX,
ing up the first two weeks.
The exercises of commencement
week began Sunday morning with the
baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Robert
G. Denison of GAINESVILLE, Wis. Rev. ].
r. jenkins, formerly pastor of the
Methodist church here, preached the
annual sermon before the Y. M. c. Al.
and y. w. G. A. members.
Miss Paterson and her pupils enter
tanned visitors on Monday afternoon
in the art rooms from to 6 o'clock.
at which time friends were permitted
to inspect the years work. of the art
scholars.
The annual commencement concert
by the college of music under the direc-
ton of Dean E. w. Grabill, took place
1cnday evening. The university
choral society and orchestra and
Misses Glare Fowler and Winifred
Forbes presented the program.
Tuesday was class day. At 2:3o in
the afternoon exercises were held in
the chapel, members of the class hav-
ing the program in hand. At o'clock
at East hall came the senior spread.
At o'clock in the chapel John Day
Smith of Minneapolis lectured to the
law classes. and presented his subject
in a way to interest every one.
Wednesday was set aside for the
alumni. In the forenoon big rally
was held, and the afternoon and
evening were taken up with a picnic
at Dewey Point, along the Vermillion
river.
The address to the graduates was
made by Prof Edward A. Ross of the
University of Nebraska, his subject be-
ing Society and the Graduate 1t
was mastery address. Diplomas
were awarded the following:
College of Arts and Sciences-Abbie
L. Davenport G. w. Brown. Ethel Rich
Ardson, G.. III. Helgerson. p. e. Bran,
don. O. e. Sweet, Dilla Wimple, Clyde
King, John Elving, Ethel Sanborn,
Elma Stilwell, John Berdahl, Clarence
Overhulse, Joseph Slechter, Lorena
Grange, Frank Nellis, S. M. Nieveen,
p. C. Hvistendahl, Ester Johnson,
Grace Sanhorn, Bert Jordan.
College of Law-Ira F. Blewett, John
@. Bradford, P. ]. Engerseth, a. B.
Gappert, E. L. Sheldon, c. X. Snyder
w. G. Waddle, NJ. J. Englert. E. D.
Healy, L. NJ. Simmons, C. D. Sterling,
w. H. Warren.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-23

Ii seems now that al reports re-
rarding the finding Of the lttle nal .,
rinrtoa girl, who disappeared IN Aprn
from ELK Greek, are untrue. hecen1s
II had been stated that the child naa
been found i'd the possession o. 2 negro
IN CHICAGO. and later it was reported
that her remains had peen 49,
buried in the yard Of the Harringlon
home. Il isa question whether these
reports are put forth IN spirit q ma ma
1iclousness Or through q simple desaLe
II make light Of serious matter MI.
harrington il now offering sl.UVV LOT
the recovery Of his child.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-23
TRAMps IL MILES TO CIRCUS.

South Dakota Lad Trudges Weary
Distance to Catch Train Home.
Miller, S. D.. June 21.-Bennie Car.
roll, the twelve-year-old son os Judge
Carroll, was spending his vacation
west of Pierre with friends. when he
heard that circus was to exhibit
here. He made bee line for home
walking fourteen miles alone to get tt
Pierre, where he boarded a train, MAX
ing the distance OF ninety-four mile.
In time for the show.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-23

Marshalltown, Iowa, June ~. - Ed
win j. Hoover ,of Iowa Falls, travelling
man for a wholesale house in this city,
was arrested ait Webster City yester-
day on charge Of bigamy, preferred
by Nettie Travis Hoover, his first wife,
who lives at Plymouth. Ind. He mar
ried his second wife at Dubuque two
years ago. He il In tail here and hts
arrest has caused d sensation.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-23
sLoopY AXE NEAR BODY.
Remains Found In Manager Of Barn and
Robbery Seems Motive.

Fargo, N. D., June 21.-The badly
decomposed remains Of Paul Peterson
were found in his barn half a mile
from Balfour. The remains were in a
manger, covered with straw Al bloody
axe lay near by, and the crushed skull
of the dead man leaves no doubt that
murder had been committed Peter
SON was last seen three weeks ago.
He was a bachelor. and was supposed
to have been on another farm six
miles away There is little clew to
the murderer Peterson is not known
to have had enemies, and the crime lie
thought to have been for the purpose
OF robbery.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-23
ron LONG TRIP IN LAuNcH.

WashburD, Wis, TO Lake Ontario 10
Vacation Route.
Washburn, Wis. June Fl. - b. L.
Simmons, general superintendent of
the Nye-Jenks elevators. and Jerry
Kelly, chief engineer for the company,
accompanied by cook. left here Fri
day for trip down the Great Lakes.
They will fish and cruise along the
shores, going by way Of the Georgian
bay route to Tower lake, Ontario.
They are aboard the gasoline launch
Marion. craft twenty-four feet in
length. Their trip WIN be one Of the
longest on record for so small boat
on the Great Lakes.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-23

Grundy Center, Iowa, june 2zThs
creamery operated BY the Palmer
Hubbard company burned to the
ground About 5000 worth OF butte,
was In the creamery at the time. This
building and machinery is 9 total loss
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-23
SOUTH DAKOTA BOY HoNoRED.
Walter M. Thorpe Distinguished Him
self in University Cadet Corps.

{ =
self in University Cadet Corps.
Adjt. Gen. Conklin of the South Da-
kota national guard has received the
following from Maj. Morgan OF the
Ninth United States cavat'y:
The Adjutant General. State OF soosn
Dakota. Yankton, s. =.
sir: AS it happeaad that the most
distinguished cadet reported frona tbs
university to the war department y
i native OF your state, have the nonor
to officially inform you that Walter ".
Thorpe of Britton. S. D., has thus Oeeh
recommended to the notice OF the wal
department in accordance with General
Orders "a, headquarters OF the army
1902. Very respectfully
George Fl. Morgan.
Major Ninth Cavalry. Comrnandant.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-23
CHARGE THIRST FOR BLoop.
10 Accused Of Shooting squaw and
Attacking Children.

Deadwood, S. ID, June PA full
blooded Indian named John Jones has
been brought to this city from Pine
Ridge agency to answer to the charge
of attempting to murder his entire
family. 1t is charged that he shot his
wife through the wrist, killed his
horse, and, running short OF ammuni.
ton, attempted to use club on the
children. He was arrested by Indian
policemen and brought to this city. He
is hold under $1,000 bonds for his ap
pearance before the grand jury.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-23
FUNDS FOR COMMON SCHOOLS.
June Apportlonment Close 70 $780,.

June Apportionment Close 10 $780,.
The semi-annual apportionment OF
the interest and income fund to the
schools of the state. just made. is the
largest in the states history, and
reaches total Of s2ss, 627.5O, which is
an increase Of $22.s6s.20 over the ap.
portionment of the same date last
year. The amount distributed is $l.19
to each pupil of the state, taken from
the last school census figures, the total
number being 132.250, an increase of
2,124 over the previous year. The De-
cember apportionment is never so
large as that of June, but it is safe to
say that the schools will receive not
less than So per capita from the state
this year. The amounts by counties
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-23
MAIL CLERK SENT UP.
Gets Fifteen Months on . Plea 81
Guilty to Robbing Letters.

Madison, Wis. June ri. Oscar ].
Foljahn Of New Lisbon was sentenced
to fifteen months at hard labor in the
Milwaukee house of correction. upon
plea of guilty iii the United States
court here to an indictment charging
him with robbing the malls March 16
last. Foljahn was d railway mail clerk
and has been held In JAN since bis ar.
rest soon after the robbery.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-29
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

tbf TELEGRAPH TO TIE IHBUSE
- sep -A--Wheat prices hung r. sensitive bal
- N-e were quick 70 , down aching
- varied between the selling aad buying sides.
there was decided shifting u the level of
- = either side. ana after hours a half of
Ne scales tipped only isc IN favor q the bulls
F "fent which opened 81 i25s GSi I2zs and sold
80 u l2H gsl l3is. resting quietly 1875 -
- 4heFe vas news Of consequence and the trade
- esee'ly uEimpOrtant Local receipts we're 81 sars
aapr:sEts i2sO 600 bushels. TIE market continued
very irregular. there icing plenty laIe ca the
pots and lots OF she breaks. December
10 = " l2h after selling high 81 I2h ana as
3 isE - - The range Of May WAS from 81 12sa 70
osa opened easy and dull but scarcity - ofserngs
-.s way Tor moderate rally. with the Appear
0ss commission hOuss demand o. good charac -r
- nisrtrt showed tendency 20 lit
FTss,A haad 10 supporting prices he trade vas not
t'5J buEhsi crop. E5h they dd Eot lei hlg
r1r-.el uuEeeded. The lEeathsr the Vgesr ~
tss--o.e - Ear temperatures cnnnerned h1l.
30 much nostuIe n many secticnF Receipts
- - u which ~ Ernded ~o,f--~s
fst - npehed sss 44Ssscs s0ld 90 94Bi{c anS
se ~ tao price ~ midday On the late radir Drlces
~ taF short interest Vas ccfang The hI.Fe-f
Elr beT ~ ~. fhs lowest &c sna fbe elo-a
iie aag closed a. sss.ei the highest was sssze and
ssais EsTn iirns. innrenese BY the aav.,,. 4, -.
FTs- lhe.e god gensfal buying led bv Bayfi-tf
e., enc Prfnsis. Esnrts covered freely T-,Si
-. i..t- carly but ~ Midday qltefe6 d1.-s -6
lLiie Importance. Receipts were $50 49, -, -.
sstnlsee for io-EDfn'n Nay ai5ened af ~ es
-, Ees general IN tle provision III +, ,sa d., ,,,
lhir lines ~ me Dsteber nrsicrs tes
- sot 'aahy e saia 70 llave raken Eoe5 share -
- 49, pork sold s1i o.. i5c lover a-S - ..a -
= - -. -. 'iptfsef ara heid 81 ~ sUl go -
Gx D" Hls "efs ereisa at 81 =. ssa JanGarv al
New-York tribune., 1904-09-29
Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
~ York County-WuAam II. A!Erich James Frank
AIdrch and Frederick G. AldrCh plaintiffs Frank T..
APP. defendant.-Trial desired in the County II New
St1nmous-To the above named Defendant; You
are summoned 10 the complaint this
action ana copy Of answer the plain
summons exclusive Of day Of and
Of your failure - appear judgment will De
against you by default for TIE relief demanded
Dated Eew York, April 19th 196t
I.EIXOW. MA t'hELl4AR & WELLS.
P.aintiTs' Attorneys
Post Ofce address and Office. No - Cedar street Bor
ough n Manhattan. New York City. New York
TO Frank r. App. defendant,
foregoing summons filed In the ofce TIE Clerk
OF OF New YORK the 3btn DAY OF July 1904
IS yed by publication, pursuant
OF Hon. James \. blanchard, a Justice o.
the state OF New York. dated the i3sh
Septsnher 1904 and fled September 18th. t+ together
with the complaint In the Office OF the CLERK OF
County OF New York and OF ,aid Court tho County
Court House. Borough Of Manhattan. IN city OF New
York. said
pate4 New York. September 1+th 1894
LESOW. MACkELI4AR s. WELLS
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Post once address once. street Bor-
ouga of Manhattan. New York city. New York.
ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for Trlbuas
received - their Uptown Oiice Ne. t.S6i Hroadw9y.
tisements following oices reg-
Lar Office rates until oclotk viz, 25s Sth
23d-st.: l5S 9th l9t1-st-; %
lttk-st; 26T West SD Aer~esn Ith and Sth
8 West i3h l. 33s Sd-ave.. between I6th and
SIS iU2" sS-"7- near 6ist-st: iIOS ist-ave
New-York tribune., 1904-09-29
Financial Meetings.
w1scoNslN cENIRAL RAILw.y coNpssY.

WISCONSIN, CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY
ANN AL MEETING or sTbg gkEIUI.pEEs
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
l. hclsers = the WISCONSIN CES rRAt. RAu.WAv
COMPANY viii ne hVld. pursuant OF thc Bv-L.Evs q
Company. the genera! oac-s - .mpaay. "a
ColEs Abbot Building In fhe cry u Milwaukee
in the state of Nscoasia on tls second rleaasy 20,
VIE thc eleyeUtA day = October. A. T. 1904. a
'LIecH \. NJ for th. election Il :hrea d.
and tor the transaction - oil sleA oer
q before said
The transfer books q the Company os
stock VIII Dc closed o'clock. September
,0ta rsopeasd the morning I2th IBUS
CHARLES n. MORRIS, Secretary
pat~t HiIvsuks~. Wiscorsla Se-teubrr IL ,aO4
New-York tribune., 1904-09-29
Foreclosure Sales.


SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Elizabeth Kearney Plaintiff against Cathsrins
Lynch - al. DetendantS Notice of Sale IN
o an lCterlocu0ry Judgment Of Partition
made and entered II the above entitled action and
bearing date the 9th day OF August. 1904 and
IN the office oS the Clerk OF the County OF SAw York
the undersigned. the referee said judgment
VIII sell public auction the New York Real Estate
sales Room. No 16l Broadway in the Borough OF Man
haitian. city OF New York the 18th day OF October
1904. twelve 12) o'clock that day by Joseph
r Day auctloneer premises directed by said !udg
ment 70 be sold and therein described follows: All
those pieces parcels OF land situate lying
ard being Borough the Bronx. City. County and
OF New York. ana which. taken together, are
bounded and described follows
PARCEL 10. Z
beginning point Southeasteriy side OF
WEtl0ck Avenue. distant Ave hundred and seventeen
S6ItO t5i7 S6-O0 feet Southwesterly from the
Of the said Southeasterly side OF WhitOck Ave-
nue.. with the Southwesteriy side OF Lsggett Ave
nue. running thence Southeasterlv and parallel with said
LegEstt Avenue sixty 63-10O 80 &C fOOl
southvestery and parallel win WhltIock Avenue
(T5 feet thence Norhwesterly and again
alleI sixtytree 3S 100 f63 36lOO)
SoutheasterIy side OF Whitlock Avenue.
and thence Eoutheasterly side of WhitOck
sevenva t75j feet Northeasterly the point
place of teginnng be said several dimensions and
distances less.
The following IS diagram OF Parcel No 20 oe solc'
LegEett Avenue
New-York tribune., 1904-09-29

LrEsstt AVenus.

no atovs described premises VII - sold either n
Mo-. rar-ela a5oys described. subdivision
tao-ecr into ussisl LOT the oPnioa
p.f-ree will - eEre1ts1t and WfiI be sold
~ ~ all and
A., seze@4erts or Hens unpaid prior
allowed The purchaser on closing ot KITE according
of sale.
pat-d New YORK, septeInber @0th 1904
JOSEPH ULLMAN. Referee,
No 2O3 Broadway. New York City. y. =
r-ryUAR0 N D1WIISG Esq. Attorney f1r Plaintiff.
NJ $50 Broadway New York cry.
RoBFpT A IS. DAYTON. Esq. Attorney for DEFENDANTS
Solar. ana Lyons. No. = William St; Sew York Ctty.
f.rGRf.F PARR Esq Guardian al Hten for infant
,scfe1daats. Brocklyn, y y
New-York tribune., 1904-09-29
PAREr Nn

All those certain lots pieces parcels situate
lying being the Borough Of the Bronx.
County and State of New York aud which taken to-
Eether bounded and described follows Begtnnirg
point southeasteriy siee Whitlock Avenue
hundred and twentyeEht s.: loo G2S S2-iOC
eastcrly from fhe Intervention OF sal
southelste-Iy side of Wh!tlock Avenue with
Souihease-ly aaI PARALLEL iih LesBett Avenue one hun
s-~d rw-nty-o1A 39-lOa 12l 2B-lO0l thence
running N7rhels'erv and parallel win WhitIoc Avenue
Nftv 5s-1oo feet. thence N0rthvesJe-Iy and
with said LegEet Avenue hundred
tWenty-tarss 45lDo I25 4siuOl feet the south
eastr-iv q Whttiock Avenue and taence south
westerly the said Southesstery side Of Whitloc&
dfty tS0i tre point place Of beginning
b. several dimensions more or less
Tha following dias-an ot Parcel No % Be sold;
New-York tribune., 1904-09-29
DiUidend Notices,
AMERICAN WOODEN COMPANY

Notice g hereby given that dividend Of ono
Thresluart--s 80 PER ;h~ Preferred Capital
stock American Wooden Company VII - paid o.
tn. October 1904 st-ckholders record at
the close Of business October .. 1894.
Transfer books Preferred stock VII be closed
the close OF business October 1904 and WILL be
October H. 1904.
wM II WOOD. Treasurer
Boston. Mass sest q. 1904.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-29
FERRY COMPANIES.

,-I,-, Ferry stock
ffso1s-s5-' 4 PERRY ist 5A 1896
.ll+--,,-L .-.
% FR Ferry Co stock
y =, mtg 5s. 1922. go.
a. = cen IS. 1885.
y ! q ST Ist ms IS. 1913
il.h q 3 az y y & 3 stock;
! ~ NJ lsf mg os. 1850
New-York tribune., 1904-09-29
l,Er1cE CoNSrRTCTING 3. 81. BURLING.

~ ron W. September = le"+ ,seaiel proposals. in
-f l5o 600 gallon ami tr-stt
~ for- EIban Allen. VI Information furnished ap-
+,s.t- .-se~ves rigrl accent or reject any
6 an lids or any part t3ereot Envelopes containing pro
- -, he eud.rs~l Proposals for steel tank and
tresfIa a. Tort Ethan Allen. VI Captain T. e. LAMO-
rEI-N n.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-29
,-nrIcr ma cnNrRACToRs. Il sEALED

~ nra-osalF suitably endorsed envelope. toc Con
.rictor Heating P,umbug Eiectric L4sat Nlr.ng and
Fixtures and Gas Piping. Cor state atufy AZ f.asn-
ing New York Ce b. mail or d"NeTtd IN per
SON up twelve o'clock uou- on MONDAY me seNeht@lth
dav ~ october ths Board oT ArnorS toI-
missioner al tho capitol Albany. y y. Nuen the hils
VIII be- opened ard read publicly
Drawings sPee-atto may - consult 81 ana nLan@
~ ol aiued the art.Iy az 4c seven
teenth Separate COMPANY Flushing New York Or BY ap
pcatjan 70 C. L. Helms state Architect IN ne capitol
al AIbsDv contracts Will ar4ed 20 the lowest
response and reliable bIters bids exceed the
amount ~ funds available rhegetor Tha commission re
rignt TO reject any or ali bids CEARit@i
asafor General: JAMES McLEER briEauier
General aad Rrl gaae: NELSON IL HENRY. Adlutant
General. Cornu4ssioneTs
New-York tribune., 1904-09-29

United States Powder Depot.
Dover y. J. september 1H I9G4-
SEALED PROPOSALS, N TRIPLICATE,
VIII be received at the United states P9wae- Depot
erection or one brick ynamo house
complete The reserves the right reject all
or nrorogals thereof Information
pcation o The Commanding Officer
New-York tribune., 1904-09-29
BOSTON STOCKS.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

c--,,.bea BY Charles c. Gates Co. Nos "A. ls aae
Is WsIl-sr.9
New-York tribune., 1904-09-29
MINNEAPOLIS 3 ST LOUIS r. r. co.
OlFONS DUE OCTOBER I. 1901. ERON

racine Extension bonds of this Company VIII hs
pao on ana after that date upon presentation the
ONCE of-ihe Central Trust Co. New York
+. II DAVIS Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1904-09-29
AMERICAN SMELLING 4 3 3 REFINING {

q BroadWay. y. =. Srpt q, I3l4
=, ARIEEtLY PREF. STOCK DIVIDEND 30 u
THE DIRECTORS or THE AMERICAN
Smelling and Renning Company have THIS lay Dc
ciarea DIVIDEND II ONE AND THREE-QEARTEES
dzsl PER CENT. on The Preferred Capital Stocl OF the
Ccmpany, payable oct lIth- l904 10 sto .hoIers
record AT three O'CLOCK NJ, 3Uth
Of the Company for the transfer II Stock
will closed three O'Clock ScDterher 30th
1904 and will be reopened Oct. 18th. 1904
EDWARD BRUSH Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-29
THE cHATHAM NATIONAL BANK.

LIARTEEJl UIk IUE4sL
\ OF ARTERLY DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER
- CENT has this dsy been declared by the Beard OF
Directors earnings the three months.
PAYABLE after October which Gate transfer
books Will be closed.
New-York. September go. Iao4
New-York tribune., 1904-09-29
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK.

New York. sept. q 1904.
4 A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d.
rectors u this bank. held this day quarterly div,-
deEd u THREE PER CENT declared the capita
stock ~ this bank. payable, free OF and after
September 30th 1904 The transfer books viii be closed
W l. DOUGLASS Cashier
New-York tribune., 1904-09-29
sTEAMER-QLARTE

IL cr~c-7rs Once. Department. Washington d -.
eest a. ed proposals. in tripcate VIII be
October -. 1904 for constructing
s5 c1irrine steamer f1r hsrbor service n @ Dept
i~for-st,sa furnished Application I. = reserves
-, - a-@art W reject auy all bids Envelopes con-
,7r-g r~5-sses 20 be marked Proposals for Har5or
s,,os- . stress.f I'll AI'NCEH s. RAkER, Q. NJ
New-York tribune., 1904-09-29
FinaEcal.
Irust Companies.
Bowling Green Trust Co.

Bowling Green Trust Co.
20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
Capital, $3.50, 900. Surplus. s2.500.0OO
OFFICERS:
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM Il. TAYLOR 1st Vice-Presiden.
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG Cd Vice President
JOHN a. HILTON Sd V.-Pres. & Treas.
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A. Goepel, Winslow S. Pierce.
Edwin Gould, Frederick B. Schenck.
Frank Jay Gould, William 4. Taylor,
George J. Gould, Edward R. Thomas,
John 4. Hilton, John P. Truesdell,
z. T. c. Young.
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