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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-12-17
GREE NVILLE THE
DELTA'SCOMING CITY.
What the Excursionists Say Abont 1t When They
Returned Home.

as well as some from Canada. AT
every city or town where a stop OF
any length was made, the excur-
sionists were greeted by Business
Mems associations or clubs and
were entertained at lunches, ban
quets. with trolley or carriage rides
or at theaters. Mr. S. H. Gehlman
said that at Greenville, Miss, where
they attended the theater, he saw
more beautiful women and more
women with beautiful costumes than
he ever saw anywhere else. He said
he believed that many of the elabo-
rate dresses must have cost $1,000.
but the city has only 10000 inhab-
itants.
AS to the buildings, Mr.. Gehl-
man further remarked, there is no
comparison in what we have here
and what is in some of those new,
thriving southern towns. In Green
Vile is new bank, the building alone
costing $4,000. Here also the bust
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-12-17

strength in mathematics depends
upon his skill in making mental pic
lures from descriptions The reas-
oning faculty has always been con
sidered the best test Of child's ca
pacity for mathematical studies. 1t
looks as il we have here an attempt
TO mix the study Of literature and
art with the study Of arithmetic.
Against this | would protest in the
name Of suffering childhood
| think the author Of this arith-
metic has what the "Autocrat' called
'jerky mind You remember
what he says about the takers who
have "jerky minds" Their thoughts
do not RIM in the natural order Of
sequence. They say bright things
on every possiblesubject, but their
zigzags rack you to DEATH"
Pity the child who has to study a
"jerky' arithmetic
A child between the agesof seven
and eleven should be taught mainly
upon the principle OF restoration
1t is bound to be mental strain,
not to say mental torture, for a
child to be jerked from one sort of
an example to another continually in
the same lesson.
| respectfully petition your hon
orable body, if it be in your power.
to remove this arithmetic. romantic,
jerky volume, and substitute for it
more reason and less art.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-12-17
Heaters of all kinds at
GEISE-MANN HARDWARE ca.
Startling Evidence.

Fresh testimony in great quanfi
ty is constantly in, declaring Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consurny-
ton, Coughs and Colds to Be in
equaled A recent expression irons
T. ]. Mcfarland, Bentorville, Va.
serves as example. He writes: n
had Bronchitis flor three years ana
doctored all the time without briaa
doctored all the time without being
benefited. Then began taking Dr.
Kings New Discovery, and a few bot
ties cured me. Equally effective IL
curing all Lung and Throat troubles,
Consumption, Pneumonia and Grin-
Guaranteed by Finlay's Dnug Store
Trial bottles free, regular sizes SOC
and $I.oo.
We study each subject and IhrinR
out the individuality OF each face 10
the best advantage at Bells Studio.
The same care is given to every parG
Of the work. nov u. If
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-12-17
OPEN LETTER.

To the Trustees of the City Schools
Gentlemen:-I desire to direct
your attention to the Werner Arith-
Arithmetic used in the lower grades
of our schools.
At the bottom of page thirteen is
the followig note: IF the pupil
cannot think how the square and the
divisions would appear, it must be
drawn, but sometime he must learn
to imagine figures without drawing
them. The strength of the pupil de-
ponds very largely upon his skill in
making accurate mental figures from
oral or written descriptions. This
power must be cultivated from the
first" This indicates the principle
upon which the book is arranged
Another note: "Do not omit part
of this work. The number story
suggested by the first problem might
be-" etc.
1t is new idea that pupils
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-12-17

ness men have club house which
cost $4,000, and there are some UNI
usual customs connected with its
management. Two or three nights
in the week the women are invited to
enjoy the club house with their hus-
bands and male relatives, and while
there are pool and billiard tables,
and dancing is enjoyed, there is no
gambling permitted.
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X To the Trading Public gen
= orally and to our patrons in
X particular:
= We beg to- announce that be-
= ginning with Monday. January
. ?, we will close our store at
. : . M, every day except Sat
. urday.
. We were no: induced TO take
= this step by the solicitation of
= any body of clerks, nor have
= we signed any agreement to
= this effect, our action being
. taken altogether in the inter-
. est of and for the promotion
= or progressive merchandising
. and irrespective of what any
. any other merchant or body OF
= merchants may see fit to do.
. Trusting that this move may
. meet with your approval and
= hearty cooperation, we are,
4 Respectfully,
. NELMS & BLUM co.
. 80 . . . . . . = = . . . .
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VICKSBURG AND GREENVILLE
PACKET co.
Steamers:
BELLE OF THE BENDS.
v CITY OF WHEELING.

For Greenville.
Until further notice the Steamers
Bslt Of the Bends and City of Wheel
lg will make fourtrips per month.
BELLE OF THE BENDS will
ltaye Vicksburg every Monday and
thursday at 3 p. m. Returning will
eaye Greenville every Tuesday and
Friday at S p. m.
4 CITY OF WHEELING will leave
gleksburg every Wednesday and Sat-
moay at Up. m. Returning will leave
vfsenville every Thursday and Sun
day at S p. m.
FIRST class passenger and freight
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Boats brilliantly lighted through
OUT with electricity. Light in every
slatt room.
J.J. POWERS, President.
! e WATTS, Superintendent.
LYME STARTLING, Agent.
Driven to Desperation:
LIVING at an out of way pace, re-
w WIS from civilization a family is
y uilen driven to desperation in case
y " accident, resulting in Burns, Ul-
W ~ Cuts, Wounds, etc. Lay in
.sapply OF Bucklen's Arnisa Salve. It's
n..! Oe g on earth, 2scts at Finlay's
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-12-17

The elegant photographs on dis
play at Bells Studio are attracting
attention. The novel styles, both in
finish and mounting ale beautiful.
Everything Is thu latest. nov Y, tt.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-12-17

A most complete line of toilet
preparations, stationery and the pur-
est of drugs. Delta Drug Co. Phone
488.
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Respectfully,
4 SUFFERING MOTHER
Babcock Buggies Best made, at
GEESE MANN BUGGY ca

fourth pounds. They were brongi6
from the Delta country last week ~
Mr.. Snyder. ~ Arcola (Ill.) Arcolian
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Inv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


Chicago March s3.-There was e suggestion OF
spring about the weather a Circumstance that al
ways incnes the grain men TO the selling side
There was a good deal Of wheat liquidation on this
and prices at time showed a loss Of lc to no
from yesterday. Most Of the loss was recovered
and September more than recovered its decline
The close was nc lower to 80 higher. September
making the rally. May sold at s1has2s4c and
closed at SIC: old July closed at ss7sc sellers:
July. S5azc; old September. s2lsc: new September.
&c There were heavy rains through California
Cables were Indifferent II dry in the South
west Kansas City and ST. Louis receipts were
the smallest n mouths and shipments heavy. Cash
wheat was strong. and the May stronger THAI the
deferred futures. Sales here 5000 bushels
The seaboard reported thirteen loads. 1t is the be-
lief that Kaufman OF ST. Louis. has a large short
line out with good deal OF profit in It. and that
he Is crowding the decline Armour seems TO be
taking part either way. There was heavy COW
erfng by local shorts Cudahy and Others The
mood tonight IS for some rally after The long
decline.
very tinnid osany support Futures declined 10 to
nc early. The springlke weather was factor.
The exchange was voting proposition TO make
No. corn deliverable contract. and that was a
rather bearish factor. The market recovered prac-
tically all its early break. March closed at SOC;
Nav soid at 50c and at &c and closed sc: July
closed at zsc sellers September. sS7sc- The selling
was BY commission houses. There was occasional
support for May the declines. but no bull effort.
The rally was on covering by the big shorts.
Cudahy. Updfke. Friedman and the provision peo-
Die generally There were only IS cars. with two
contract yet corn was nc TO lie lower. Cables
were ssd lower Clearances were $4,000 bushels.
Shining sales were 5000 bushels. The seaboard
reported Is loads.
Oats were weak. both for futures ana cash. yet
tho early decline was almost entirely recovered.
Prices at one time showed a loss OF &c 70 &c. and
closed with only &c to &c decline. March closed
az sS9c; May sold Ssizc and $3.50. and closed at
ssssc: July closed at 5sc; September. sssc sellers.
There was a good deal OF buying Of September
against sales OF July Receipts were l02 cars Cash
cate were lc 20 nc lower.
Pork closed i2ssc lower. lard TIC lower and ribs
60 lower Hogs were 80 higher. and there were
only ooc. But Il day Of liquidation by
commission houses. and apparently some selling by
packers through brokers' The outside buyer is not
IN evidence any more The shipping demand is
slow
The proposition 20 make no. corn and No. 8
white oats deliverable contracts In this market
at a penalty Of &c and &c. respectively was over
whelmiagly defeated to-day. SIS votes against 10
lG for.
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A DyrRTIsExESTS ana subscriptions for The Tribune
n received a their Uptown once,
Advertisements viii be received az the following branch
Offices at regular once mites until O'Clock .. m. viz
"a Shave 23d-st: i53 eth-sve-. I2t-st
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sv.s 26s West SIS 3dave. between 10th
nth sta o2s sd-ave eist-st: Los ist-avs
spth-s Ees. 125th-st.: 556 TremoEt-ave- ESQ Sd
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Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION

cUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION.
- FIRST pEPARTMENT-ra the mater Of the APP
nssioHers me city % New York for the appoint
men, o. railway OF raIsys Tor the conveyancs
a1a trsnsportation q person. property deter
operated: westehsstsr Avenue Extension
pr PTsItS 11 ~ CHAPTER ma
amended the Board Of Rapid Transit Railroad Com.
Appellate Division Of the sqPrsrs Court o. the state
70 ss hss a. r. me On ps s %
sS day Of April 1904 at one o'clock in the afternoon
OF that day soon thereafter as counsel can b
the asoSssatitisd matter 70 d.tsrmins and report
nffsF esI IN % sa cy for the and
S Of % d aed n n. report II the .ad
Board made to the Board Of Aldermen OF said CITY on
SonstTuct.d and operated.
The papers upon when the Aforesaid application WI!
Ra,it9ad al. 10 for the ,s Sy 0s SSs
.entsd 10 the said Appeilats Division on or about
@ day Of . sns III e es
in the once Of the Clerk OF ths SAG Appssts Dtvsoa
Other papers as shall b. presented to said Court
Description Of the rou,s and general plan Of
81 iss .a "a report Of The SAID Board TO the Board q
Aldermen Of the City OF New YORK.. a copy Of Which
t tse ssa appiiesf,on @ Sc made re oewnE
beginning at point me route OF ne rapid trsnsi.
.ar9ss s % a Board on the 1s day q
1871 ana the am day Of Fssr.a5y 1857 yash point
at or near the OF ST. AIMS Avenue and
Westchester Avenue. and extending westerly along
Wsstcheste- Avenue CbenE IN addition TO the tracks
originally provided and along such portion OF
ve@tchester Avenus) 20 TStrd Avenue. and rom
Avenue southeriy into Third Ave-
nue 10 convenient for connection with the rail-
road OF the Manhattan Railway Company over Third
Avenue with connections By necessary
ard table tracks and otherwise. with TIA
rapid ans railroad aforesaid at or near the inter-
Aforesaid and together with proper connections
with the railroad Of the Manhattan Railway
Company upon Third Avenue
The object OF aforesaid application Is TO obtain
the appontment Of commissioners who shall deternns
public hearing OF all parties interested whetne
tho evidence taken 70 said Appelats
Tivisor together with report their determination
such road ought TO be constructed and oper
atad which report II construction and
Operation OF such road this Board VIII ask that 70
IN lieu consent Of the property owners along the
line o the said routes -
Dated New York March 17th. 1904.
Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners Tor
a z ORR, President
BION L BURROWS. Secretary.
GEORGE I. RIvES. 81 Nassau Street. Borough OF
Manhattan city Of New York :. ~, e.. r.
FOARDMAN. PLATT SOLE1, 30 Wall street. Bor-
ouch OF Manhattan. city OF New York
Commissioners
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- which sofa 10 ovsr per cent. seaboard
r',S,ne preferrec gained n per cent and the COM
AZ ANAL fraction. Bonds were strong and in
- ac-sand.
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Bowling Green Trust Co.
&c BROADWAY, NEW YORK

20 BROADWAY, NEW GOHh-
Capital, $500 900. Surplus, S2,5OO.OO
OFFICERS -
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR LIST Vice-President
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG I'd Vice-President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd WIRES. & Treas.
WILLIAM M. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS
Charles P Armstrong, Myron I. Herrick,
Frank Brainard, Edward 7. Jeffrey,
Robert C. Clowry, Edward r. Ladew,
Edmund c. Converse, William Ii. Laws,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, ]. W. Middendorf,
Granville NJ. Dodge, VIM. Willis Merrill,
Ashbel P. Fitch. winslow S. Pierce,
Edwin Gould. Frederick B. Schenck,
Frank Jay Gould, William II. Taylor,
George ]. Gould, Edward K. Thomas
John A. Hilton, John P TruesdeI,
E. F. c. Young.
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Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. BY the Grace Of God Free and 1neepsnesnt-
To Thomas 81 Hines. Vioietta Ann Anness Maud Eanor
tanning; Helen Re5ecca Hines and Daxitta y snepnerd
re- widow, arr OF kin OF william N. Hines,
ate Of the County York deceased send greetings
whereas John c. Shepherd. Of the City OF New YORK.
has lately applied Court of County
OF New certain instrument IN writing. re-
and personal property. duly approved
the VIII and Testarnent OF william Hines lats
OF the county York deceased Therefore and
each OF you cited appear before the SurOgate q
our County OF New York AZ bis once IN the County Of
New York on the third OK May thousand nins
hundred four, haltpast ten O'Clock In the tore
the said last VIII and Testament And such OF as
are hereby cited. under the OF twenty-ous
years required 20 appear ~ your guardian. X
have II you have pone 70 appear and Apply Tor
one TO be appoint IN the your
faiiurs 20 do guardian VIII be appointed BY the Sur
roCate 20 represent the proceeding.
IN Testimony We caused the Seal OF thu
Surroeats's Court Of tbs said County OF New
.....,.. York be hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon.
u. s. Q. Thomas, Surrogate Of said County
$500. Of York said County. the eighth day
OF March. IN the year ~ our Lord one thousand
nine hundred JAUkS A DOSNELLY.
- Clerk Of - surrogsts's Court.
T. MELVILLE KNOWLES. Attorney for Executor 500
Broadway New York City
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York. BY the Grace Of God Free and Independent
To Eugene r. Washburn. executor Of the last VIII
Testament OF Josephine r. Fisk deceased susan
Elanor Buffers Forrest L. Proctor. Laura o. Boswortn
ing each Of hereby cited and required
personally and before Surogats q the
County OF York. the Surrogates Court OF said
County held the County Court HOUSE IN the County
OF New York on tsnth day OF May. 1904 at half
past o'clock IN the forenoon Of that day. then and
there appear and show why the said Eugene r.
Washburn executor aforesaid. should not render an
account OF the received by said josephine x Fls
Of W. Fisk. deceased and why the same
should tudcally settled and why order should
not be made herein directing the said Eugens WASH
burn executor aforesaid forthwith TO INTO this
court or 20 person entitled thereto all the
money so received by said Josephine K FISK as LIE
Beneficiary testamentAry trustes Aforesaid and
such OF hereby eited as are 9nasr ne ags %
tusenty-one years required 20 appear oy your
guardian you have or you have none TO appear
and apply be appointed or IN the event OF
your neglect failure to do guardian viii be ap-
by the Surrogate to represent ana act f you N
In testimony Whereof caused ths Seal Of the
surrogates OF the said County Of New York 70 be
hereunto affixed. z
Surrogate Of said County. At the County
Il. \ York. the 18th day OF March, In the
year OF our Lord one thousand 1ins hundred
rA,rrs a. poNNFrI,Y Clerk Of su-rogztss' Court
RiATCyHFORD & SHERMAN Attorneys for Petition
er. 81 Nassau Street New York City.
A DvERTIsEnfENTs and subscriptions for Tho Trfsuns
- 40. 1855 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be received at the following branch
crces AZ regular once rstes until O'Clock via
s54 shave, 29dst: 153 6th-ave. cor. 12th
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Lost.

II osT-cotton Margin Certificate No. 26es dated Feb
IL 18th. 1904. for s310O Issued BY the KnckerbOckeE
Trust Company and payable the order OF Shearson
Hamnill a co. c. W. Lee Co Finder please notify
sHEARsON. HAAMIf.Is n Co. II Broadway Nsw-York.
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American Isrht & Trac.
do PREF g per cent?.
Bing Gas Let mtg IS. 1853.
Bling L II & + lst IS. 1912. q.
Butt Z & p CO let mtg Sc. 4.
Colurn Gas CO LIST $. 1872. a..
j. G g. = c LIST Con IS. 1919. .
DO stock. .---..--------.--
II " Gns c. lst 5s. 1925. .
q Ran Q L CO 1st 81. 1919 4.
Hud CO G LIST Con IS. 1899.
Indianap Gas Est IS. 1929. 4.
DO stock. -.-..-.--.-.-....
I q W Y Gas 1st O.. 1925. 4.
New-Haven Gas Co stock .
y Y g. Q Z L s. p CO stock.
do pre-. .....s-------.---
Ohio & I o LIST mtg os. 1875
DO stock.
syracuse 9 LIST mtg &c. 1916.
81 JOSEPH Gas Let IS. 1897 4.
st Paul Gas @ ~ IS. 1914 .
Westch I CO 1st mg IS. 1850
DO pref stock
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STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES.

Brooklyn c r r 10 ? c.....
= & Tth Ave r r CO 10 , c..
90 LIST 6s. 1e04..-.......--
DO % g. 1913. ---....-...
Bway s q y % LIST IS, 1924.
40 p %. 1905. .........
G = n & Z r r r Co stock
p -a-a.-.-.---- -s-.- -
y = j. = g. j r r CO lEt
-. ls.s& .-.--s-...-sss s.
d scrip 3 ? c. 1914 -.. ,.
Str Ave n n CO 3 , c.
62d 81 - 4 81 ~ Ave r r
CO Ist C.. 1910. ..-.......
% CD G inc. l9lS-....--.-
CO stock. ...-..-.--.......
D'h Ave p r Co 9 > c.-..
D. ave r r CO 2 p Co.
DO con IS. 1913. .........
do 1Et rntE 3. 1909. ...-..
9th Ave r r CO ID CO.
S Ry Co LILO let O.. 1922
tn Ave Ky stock.
23d 81 nv deb IS. 1909. .....
DO stock. IS . o......-..-
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BANK STOCKS.
oRsportso by Clinton Gilbert no waII-st)
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Century Building
Company viii be held at the once OF the company,
No "a Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan City Of New
York en- the Tth day OF April 1904 al II o'clock NJ
the purpose Of secting i've directors for
inspectors election the next
annual meeting and for the transaction Of such other
properly before said nesting Polls
will remain open hour. Transfer books viii be
the LIST day OF April 1904 to tbs 9th day OF
April 1904
Dated New York. March sth 1904
GEO. w ARTHUR,
VIM ALLEN BUTLER. IT..
J. Z WYCKOFE.
Directors
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Southern Pacific Company

5outurfu
YORK March 10 1904.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holdars Of the Southern Pacific Comp ny for pur
o electng directors OF company and
transaction OF other business which before
the meeting viii Be held at the Office OF the Company
Beechmont. Jefferson County, KENTUCKY az II A ~.
Tina Wednesday the 9Th day Of April 1904
books for transfer Of will be closed FOR the
purposes of the meeting, O'Clock P. NJ. March IS
1904.
ALEX MIrIr1AR. Clerk
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THF, PRocTER & GAMBLE COMPANY.
Cincinnati. Ohio. March 18th. 1904
TIME DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
Il hax. shi. Jay declared a dividend OF TWO PER
CENT on Preferred stock Of this Company. payable
On ana after 18th 1904 Stockholders Of
eiose Of March 3st 1904 Transfer books will
not close d. B. GAMBLE Secy.
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Financial Meetings.

AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COM
PANY.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS-NO IS
hereby given that Annual Meeting Of the Stock
holders OF American Telephone and Telegraph Com
Pany viii be held at the principal oiee OF me Company
No Is Dey Street Borough Manhattan. City OF New
York. ". L. on Tuesday the twenty-uinth day OF
March 1904 at II o'clock noon for the following pgr-
FOR the ensuing 2 To transact such other bust
properly before the Stockholders The
transfer books OF the Company win be closed from the
days included.
CHARLES EUsrrs HUBBARD. Secretary.
New Tork. y. Z. March is. 1904.
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DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY.
THE ATcIusoN. TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWAY

- from The Atchison. Topeka and Santa re Railway
Company General Mortgage FOUR PER CENT.
BONDS will be paid on and after that date upon
presentation at the Office Of the Company. No. s
Nassau Street. New York City
II W. GARDINER. Assistant Treasurer.
New York. March IS. 1904.
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MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
lat. period. / BId. ASKED
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Il sup.ltiug and Refining Company have this day de-
ela-eo Dividend OF ONE AND THREE-QUARTEzRs
CENT the Preferred Capital stock OF the
Company payable April Bah 1904 70 stockholders OF
ord AZ thres P. 81. March ed 1904 The Books
fo the transfer the Preferred Stock of tho Company
viii close three O'Clock p. NJ. March 23d 1904 and
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Dividend Notices.
MEXICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CON-
PANY.
A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND A HALF DOL

lars per share win be paid on Friday. April Is:
on Friday March Is 1904. The transfer books will be
closed from March ~ TO Anril 1g So1n GAYS IN
New York March le. 1904
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HOTEL CHELSEA,
HOTEL JACKSON,

ATLANTIC CITY. " r.
absolutely hreprocf Beach front hotel. at virkfra
The finest location Adjacent 70 ths famous Board-
wall 200 handsome 'front.'
The finest chefs Musical daily and
evening Terms American plan. S12 so. $3.50 and S1o
weekly Write for Illustrated literature Nsw-York Or
fee, Park Place. CHAS. r COPE. Proprstor. JOHN
CRUISE. Manager. Also Kittatnny Hotel Deawa<e
water Gap. Pa Open May tin Novemosr-
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HOTEL STRAND.

Bunt OF brick Beach 'front.', Atlantic city NJ J. p,
sonaI representative Park Place daily.
FAIRBATRN a WILLIAM
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a. 400 sauerican Writ Paper 6s - - -
onn Brook Union Gas Deb os ~ ~ -
1000 seHboard new Be- " l--.-l o@sA e-Al o-N
fls GOO Total sales.
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ACTIVE STOCKS.
william e. Nichols a Co. no. 10
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