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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-18
Rats aad Mice on tho Farm.

Hsrs is q farmers mode for ridding
his premises of rats and mice: If you
Will sprinkle salphur On your barn floor
and through your corn as you gather
It there will not be rat or mouse
shout l have done this fer several
gears and have never been bothered
with rats or mice. l have ssme old
eern in my crib at present, and not a
rat or mouse can be found. In stack
ing hay or eats sprinkle on the greun4
and attls through zach load aad-aAR
word for 1t, rats or mice can't stay
there. A pound Of sulphur will be atf-
nelent to preserve q large barn Of coru.
and 1t Is good for stock and Will not
hurt the oern for bread" "-TenAessss
Gop2hawk
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-18
Cotswsld-Shropshire Cross.

m a shoep farmer and take a
Ereat interest IN sheep and ell sheep
lPporrs and writings, says New
York farmer IN National Stockman
Have had twenty.four years expert
spce in TN business and have built
% a Rry desirable flock. Am cross.
ing Shropshire ewes now with Cots.
Wo@A buck to lengthcn staple and In
srease weight Of fleece. Ny ewes ara
,rodaetng eight pounds OF wool and
an eighty pound lamb par head.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-18

\ kttle girl q, tie 'raakfs-t table
was very 6ecorols Tb~o hra papa was
,.>irr blessing on tbs neai and pnt
her haai On the tsblr, with foiiei
hands bat Just ~ the grace vas
sbc-1t closing -he lookea up arl rallad
eut. "Arrt Kate. whit kind Of pray
q 10 yon have In HewtonvIe Boo
bon Traveller
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-18
o>ehi.. versu. wy.nAottes.

havs Bstsed CochIus and WyaD,
Qottes SIDE by side for some years asl
have found that tie Cochins lay nSrs
EGGS per hen In a year than the Wyas-
dottss, says a Michigan farDsr in
American Agiculturist. / had nus,-
Der Of pullets Of each breed tlrat were
hetchsd the same day and raised ~
gether, one asck IN either bali Of tbs
same house The Coshias began lay
Ing In Decesnbar, q nd by th, ti,ae TIA
Eysedotes started, whier wns b
Aaroh, had LAID over cao eggs Tssy
also Weighed two penHas each more
man the Wyandsttes
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-18

Ergs oftenhlAes are not graded
enough. have seen dealers u.ke
three or four grades out OF one case
They will briax better returns II grad.
&c and marked fancy brown, brow 4.
hennery. dirties and small or secondA
,-Amsricsn Agrlculturist.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-18
ehoRT UORles.

cssshssna. ths youngest tsrrNcyy,
eas ad2 nswnpapaps,
4hs population OF Cuba Is now over
1855 Geo, which is ss increase Of 10
per eeaa asA moro since 1900.
Y TIE espoo,es now b tho ~ wings
6nn1ss Of thas oo1ntrY were dlviAsd per
saedks, every man, vensn and chld
would rvoct~s S4Ir0. The total sup
h e2NSa, ,1eA3f5.
DaniH BS1Ugs q Mechanic rplla
Ma fusnisAss Tire following facts,
which ass takea spocl bis daily tour
nal: Fssan My !. 1895, 10 May ],
N0t, si1ty-sfsAt years 1t has rainsa
&. 126 days and IA tts snmo length of
tt,no Il bAs showed 1859 dayA
DE- Wiley. the government chemist,
szys that afaaY q Story WIS published
vA4ch ssetsd that the Washington
Spetsoa sIsad" bad beautiful pink
checks ofter atna q certah food hs
received thousands Of letters from wo
nen all evss the world bsxzfnx for ths
sedpa
Polttencas and Crime.
Our language and vocabulary, With
our growing slacknesS, are changing
We are carrying things otherwise in
supportabe) with laugh and coming
phrases for the purpose. AS hns been
said, we are still sensitive to such
coarse words as thief" and "stcal" ="
but 1t Is vain to deny among ourselves
that certain unchallGngcd dOinss OF to.
day forcibly suggest those terms. SO
we save our face with an indulgent
gnyety not devoid OF humor. We give
. twist and 4 turn to the rapidly chang
ing English language. and the ugly
words disappear in the process
When a conductor steals a fare we
jocularly remark that he 10 knocking
down on tho company; when we steal
q ride from the same company and con
ductor we laughingly refer to our que,
cess in beating the game" when wo
bribe we merely influence" or square
things" when we are brlhcd We col
lect assessments" or "rebRtcs" or
Commissions" or "retainers,' and 80
On until we reach gravo definition OF
'honest graft" which wonld be more
humorous II so many people did not
feel that the term supplied them with
long felt want. Now these oIprea
sions and Others Ike them may bear
strong resemblance to thieves slang
bot they merely reflect the language Of
a people unconsciously retreating 10
lower moral levei.-Everybody's Masa.
zine
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16
heavy lumber Trade

While Redondo has boen doing
large coastNise lumber trade in recent
years, there have been few large yes
sells 20 call there However, old sea
does assert that the scheme to make
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16

it deep water port is not unreasona-
BILE, and that while it cannot hope to
handle the bulk of business that win
go to San Pedro, it might receive a
very profitable share of it.
Numerous manufacturing industries
have also been suggested for Redondo,
and it is said that Mr.. Huntington will
look into this feature during his pres
ent trip east. His success in building
up Dolgeville and securing eastern cap
ital for manufacturing enterprises is
apparent, so that Redondo folk are con-
fldently expecting early reports of large
and costly improvements for their city
in this particular line.
There are possibilities at Redondo
such as few of the southern beach re-
sorts offer. The fishing there is above
the average, and it is only short
distance away to San Clemente, Cata-
lima and other famous fishing grounds.
Therefore, residents say, Redondo
would make profitable market
through which to handle fish on a
more extensive scale than is at pres
ent the case.
Numerous other enterprises are sug-
gested, among them being factory for
manufacturing sheep shearing machin-
cry for sale on the local market and
| shipment direct to Australia This
scheme. however, is said to be in en-
bryo.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16
discus Throwing q Nsw Fad

Now it is the classical discus which
is to the fore.
The modern maid likes new things.
Having exhausted all modern re-
sources. she delves into the past and
finds something so very old that
it is quite new.
Discus throwing was favorite pas
time OF the Greeks; and is most ex-
cellent for shoulder and arm develop
ment.
Now that short sleeves are the ruling
fashion, many fair ones are horrihed
to see how meager are the curves 80
mercilessly revealed.
Whether this has anything TO do
with the renaissance OF the discus
II is hard to determine. But leaders
In New York's rich society have d.
clared IN favor OF it.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16
A Magnificent Bridge

The new bridge will extend from the
ocean lots to the property on the east
side Of the lagoon. 1t will resemble the
noble canal bridges Of Venice, Italy.
Michele De Palo, the famous aerial en-
gineer and architect, is the creator Of
this architectural symphony Mr.. De
Palo will be remembered as the builder
of the great water tower In the City OF
Mexico The beautiful structure will be
built of reinforced concrete. It will be
16 feet in width and the main span will
be 100 feet long. Ornamental lamps,
crowned with clusters Of incandescent
lights, will illuminate this aerial high
way. Being 20 feet in height, the bridge
will permit of the passing of yachts under
IT, Construction work will begin imme-
dlately.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16
@ayG Del ReY
TWO Brilliant Features
That LCiu 4dd to Fame of This Picturesque Resort
An Incline Railway

Plans and specifications for a unique incline
railway to the summit Of beautiful Del Rey
Heights are completed and operations will
commence at once. This dminutive road
will be marvel OF engineering and will be
built under the personal supervision Of Mr.
A. w. Eager, the well-known architect Of the
firm of Hunt & Eager. The system will have
a double track and will be complete In every
detail. The completion Of this railway will
open to the public the finest seaside prop
erty on either coast-Del Rey Heights This
property positively commands the most ex-
tensive panoramic view Of sea, valley and
mountains Of any location on the shores Of
the Pacific; Catalina, Santa Monica Bay, Re-
dondo, Sherman, Hollywood, Los Angeles
and all intervening points may be clearly
seen without the aid of a glass.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16
MODERN REDONDO
BOOMING SCENES
FUTURE C0NEY ISLAND OF THE
PACIFIC COAST
MAGIC OF HUNTINGTONS NAME
Causes Thousands of Eager Investors
to Rush to Coast-Scenes In the
Crowded Streets of the
Fairy City
MAGIC OF HUNTINGT0N'S NAME

Redondo-''the Coney Island of the
West!"
This is what Henry E. Huntington.
the Los Angeles electric railway mag
nate, proposes.
And when Mr.. Huntington goes into
anything he usually "sees it through. +"
Consequently Redondo is on a boom, u
tremendous boom, the like OF which has
not been experienced in this country
since the days of SO.
AS if by magic of a name, Redondo
during the past week has been the
scene Of an excited rush of buyers and
sellers of real estate. Property that
sold only fortnight ago for $1,000 has
again at an advance of 500 and 1000 per
cent, and despite this fact there is ap-
parently no fear of depression on the
part Of those doing business at the sea-
side resort, or probable let-up In the
boom.
Prices Change Daily
Each day in Redondo witnesses a new
scale of prices on realty, and the people
are making history while you wait
for this is a boom that has set all
Southern California to speculatlng, and
yet 1t is no wonder this beautiful spot
by the sad sea waves should not thrive.
It has all the advantages of the great
resorts of the Atlantic coast and many
others that far surpass the eastern
beaches.
But Redondo does not want to be
known merely as resort 1t will be a
large shipping point, and, according TO
report, II Mr.. Huntington and his mil
lions can accomplish this 1t will be so.
Idle Capital In Use
OF the 7O,OOO,OOO eastern capital lying
idle in the Los Angeles banks for weeks,
aye months past, awaiting investment
opportunities. Redondo is said to have
claimed a large portion during the last
week or so. While 1t is impossible at
this time to obtain actual figures on the
amount OF money that has changed
hands as a result OF the Redondo
boom. conservative estimate places il
away into the millions
The boom is certainly on. Since sun.
day Redondo has witnessed the greatest
excitement IN realty circles known ii
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16

its history. Frenzied finance, such as
has stirred Tom Lawson to the point
of exposing gigantic trust schemes
throughout the country. is not in 1t for
a moment with the rush at Redondo.
The people are wild, and yet there is no
be so. While property values have i'll
creased tenfold in many cases within a
few days time those who have studied
the situation closely assert that they
are not high in comparison to prices
asked for property at some Of the other
beaches.
Since the Readondo boom started 1t
is estimated that no less than $4,000
people have visited that place. Many
business men of Los Angeles, princl-
pally real estate dealers, have sus-
pended operations in this city and
have opened offices under their per-
making money-getting rich, perhaps
and they have also helped others to
clean up nice, snug little fortunes.
Property at Auction
Yesterday the front street in Re-
dondo was lined with an excited crowd
of investors all day long and until late
at night Cars were hindered in their
passage. Dealers were offering their
property at auction from the tops OF
dry goods boxes on the different cor
ners and large crowds were surging
into the different offices that have just
been opened within the past few days.
maps in their hands, were running
about in the hope of finding prospec-
tive buyers or sellers. And all had
confidence.
The scene at Rcdondo has a pecu
liarly western air. 1t is a repeti-
tion of the western way of booming
things. There is a beautiful lit
tie city with all the advantages
of nature on one side surrounded
with splendidly towering hills, whose
scenery is unsurpassed in this part
of the country, facing the great
blue ocean, the approaches are all that
could be wished, surroundings are
magnificent, and only a few miles dis
tant is Los Angeles, the metropolis of
the great southwest, whose arm Of
progress is fast stretching toward the
sea. This is what gives people con
fidence in Redondo, to say nothing of
the rich future that is promised with
the completion of Mr.. Huntingtons
gigantic improvement scheme.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16
Does Anybody Known

In many respects the boom at Re-
dondo resembles the great rush that
was made on Beaumont, Texas, when
the oil fever was at it's height. But
the Redondo boom is smaller; 1t is
more stable and the reason is that it
has for its backing a future no one
can forecast. That this future will
bring with it wealth and power there
can be no doubt, say all, and there are
many who predict that within the next
decade or two Los Angeles will be to
the west what New York is to the east,
hence the value of beach holdings
Like Beaumont, when the rush start
ed at Redondo, business men, many CT
them men of great wealth. erected
tents for offices and used common dry
goods boxes for desks. Typewriters
were supplied and business was car
ried on on a large scale. The streets
were turned into veritable Railways
in large business establishments, say
office buildings and here thousands
upon thousands of dollars changed
hands in the transaction of business.
Now dealers are more 'at home;" they
have secured office rooms. etc, but the
rush continues. Excitement on the
streets, in the homes. everywhere-this
is the modern Redondo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-15

NEW YORK CENTRAL HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Treasurers once, New York, November II. 1905
Notice TO Stockholders reference to increase Of Capital
Stock
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, AT MEET
ing held this day. authorized the of s1T,-
1872 500 additional capital stock
stockholders of this Company viii q entitled to sub
dollars s1oo' share to the extent OF Thirteen
$3.50 of their respective hoidinss as SHOWN
books business Friday December
18TH 1905 right subscribe terminating satus-
day. January 2oth, 1906
Immediately after December 18th warrants win be
mailed showing the for which
sockholder Is emitted to subscribe and subscrp-
made presentation OF such war
rants al this once on or before Saturday. January 20t
following will DE provided the back OF each
by which stakeholder subscribe direct
dispose OF the right subscribe by assigning it to
person named therein. or to bearer.
Subscription payments may be made on and after
Tuesday. January 3D. 1906, and be made be-
fore Wednesday. January 31st, 1906 which stock
holders will receive stock and scrip certificates at the
time such payments made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-15
Financial Elections.


ESTA BIISHED 1884
incorporated National Eank 1869
THE BANK Or NEW YORK NATIONAL BANKING
ASSOCIATION.
sS WALL STREET,
NEW YORK. December S. 1905.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS
- Of this Bank held the banking house, No.
IS wall Street on Tuesday, January 9. 1906.
The polls win be open from ~ ~ TO o'clock p IL
CHAs OBNEY. Cashier.
or-rrcr on THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY,
OF ALLEGANY COUNTY.
No i BROADWAY.
v~rt rs-eernher
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS
Of The American Coat Company Of Aliegany County
New Jersey viii held at the Companys ONCE at
ss MONTGOMERY Street. City n u IN Thursday.
December 2sh 1908. between thu hours or Twelve ana
one O'Clock p NJ
ht three O'Clock n. and seo2ened on the morning
q Dsssnl0'l - GEORGE n RoHLRx- saa1ssAsy.
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

TeIee
.o nee. 1.-The wheat market to-day had
- contend with partial stagnaton %
- vnIebt have resulted dsastrcusiy TO the
WHICH ~ valentine entered the pit when the
price 49,, "a sskc and bid for few lots &c
May We" ,. ra,af1ing offers At the close December
es &c and May &c higher for the cay. Corn
" ttV0 - s,d oats were unchanged for May Dat
- for December. Provisions were IeehhS
nc es.,eI erect of the withdrawal of the re-
ING .osation Of the packers TO the advances tIa'
- .,sat market opened quietly al snsae nisa-
e. NAV delivery. and materially nlgner TOT
Tla.s,aber than yesterdays closing hgures D.
Deee. +~ tIttla demand sellers being scarce, ana
With news of a bearish tone trace vas 49,. LII
WIN interests became aggressive on the pun
me - 1,arxat closed strong. Local receipts
sue az -. oounered with II cars the Same day
were - CO.. p.ts,sts Of to-u1orrow's local receipts
.a 1,cAr,her closed at the top. soSsos sitsr
,,, =. low as s5skc. May soic lFoia o0@o -
sezLro closing at the latter price
o'5sr - -. was extremely duh ana there WIS
eel .rsdA and no news to stir Il INTO MS
- - ~zos,nta were us cars or when ssA ~e's
-, ,~-sde Estimate CT tomorrow local re-
cegnts 42 cars Shipments nenee' 1,-eV ,sass :.
fter selling as low as 44lsc seeiines -
the top. 44ssc. May sofa RON =
closing at 445sc TO 4ss4c. - -. h,. In sai+e
Ts,,einess was quiet in the oar PIT put - sp.e
s,ass there was . strong underfone 70
% ~ - owing to light receipts and heavy
ene nc 49, xsereipts ware Us cars with lsS esti-
- e. to.naarTow Shipments hence were 4ItVVo
t-,ssi T1eceuaber closed at the low point So9s1'
st.r .s,I;Tp as nigh as sozac May sold from Ss4zc
IL sgHc 10 s21hc. dosing al Szsse
rs~.-ts;ons r1,led firm. The cuoaly Packing Com
many raaswad its bses operations ct tas s@x askoEa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-15

DIED %" LINE.
IL For La Gusyra Puerto cabello Cu-aeao ana Mars
eaihso via curacao, calling at San Juan. P. r
s. 8 PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. December q no6q
q CIRACAs Saturday January 8, ncoA
From Pier ID. adjoining Wall ST Ferry. srookiyn-
For La Guayra, Curacao and Haracafco.
Saturday December IL ness
MARA(sAIBO. Saturday. December 90 1odz
These have superior accommodations Tor pAs~
RoIIToN. BLISS 8 pALLETT.
General Managers. 81 Wall st.
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AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY.

AMERICAN IAPE FUDNUElEto JUdEANA.
30o Communtpaw Ave-.
Jersey City, N J.. December y. 1905
AT A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF
- this Company held to-day dividend OF and
per cent ~ for the Quarter ending
January 10 1905. declared upon the preferred
stock the company payable January Is, 1906. to
stockholders Of record January 10, 1906.
The Directors also declared the usual quarterly
dividend of (1Stl the stock
Of the Company payable January Is 1906. to stock
holders Of record Januarv H. 1916
MORRIS Fl. SMITH Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-15

and was successful in causing break in prices
during the early hours. But the demand was Of q
gooa character. cash handlers being the peat guy.
- sr.is,tariv of lard. The local crowd looked
v.oea eayoranIy OH the buying side. and this Dc
rnand soon forced prices up to a higher level The
lea sit,,atton ia a strong one January pork sold
from So of TO So IS and reacted to sis o2s January
,5 syd from 81 Is to 81 30, Off ST 21a January
tovn Sc 90 on to Sc 49, end reacted 10 the
sor,asT nrice. FOG receipts were 1.e0o head and
. srtesa AZ tbs rards we're steady e stroRg.
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Financial.
Financial.
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THOMAS w. LAWSON
December 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-15
Financial Meeting s.
rHr rRvrNa NATIONAL BANK.

New York, December 9Th 1905
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
a Of The irving National Bank OF New York VIII be
held At its banking house No. Hudson Street, City %
New York the sth day OF January 1905 81 II oe0sk
posed the Articles of Association OF the
bank governing tbs number Of directors OF saia DARK
RESOLVED. that Section of AR1ices OF Assecia-
tor Of Ihe Irving National OF York be- and It
Il hereby Inserting words not less than
dftsen not than twenty-five stocknoidArs IN
nIaca of the words ''hfteen stockholders"
BENJAMIN F. WERNER Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-15
To HoIlers Of Az Per Gent. Gold Collateral
Trust Notes Of the CINCINNATI, HAMILTON
and DAYTON RAILWAY COMPANY, issued
under its Collateral Trust Agreement, dated
March |, 1876:

view of the appointment Of receiver for tns prop
erty Of the Cincinnati Hamilton ana Dayton RaEFay
Company the request Of the owners OF a largo
amount Of the said Collateral Notes the under
signed have consented to a COMMITTEES for the
protection OF OF all said nots-holders who
shall become parties agreement now IN course OF
preparation Holders AZ Per Cent Gold Collateral
Trust Notes are requested deposit the same with
CENTRAL. TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, the
Depositary to DO designated in said agFssrn at It's
Office No "a Wall Street. New York Cry Ali notes
must be deposited negotiable FORM ana must oeaf
the coupon maturing March j. 199a ana all subsequent
Certificates the DepostaTy win bsissued for notes
deposited.
In the Judgment of Committee tbs appointment OF
said receiver has in impaired the vaius OF t1e
security held for the the holders of said Col
lateral Trust Notes believes that the interests Of
the noe-hoIders demand concerted action for their pro-
lection therefore requests that said notes be de-
posted at once right is reserved to terminate the
privilege of deposit at any without previous notice
Comics of the deposit agreement when prepared
NAV be obtained at OF the Depository and from
the members of the COMMITTEES
Dated New York, December 11th 1905
j. n. WALLACE,
HARRY BRoNNLR,
F.,S. SMITHERS,
H S. REDMOND,
j. III. McCI.EMENT.
Committee.
FRED c. RANDALL
81 Wall Street. Secretary.
JoILNE. LARKIN & RATHBoNE, Counsel
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- diridend
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PIC lRoN cERTIFleATEs
T. Frederic Il. Hatch. 10. 80 BToad-ss.l

Quotations for regular at the IL a. m. and rs
calls yesterday compare with the final prices
q wednesday IS follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-15
THE srArE BANK.

New-Tork. Dec 9Th 1905.
TUE ANNUAL MEETING Oh THE SHARE
holders Of ths Bank for the election Of Directors will
hA held at the banking house. Nos 3fSS4s Grand street
- ars = ses T. I. VooRHIS Cashier
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THOMAS w. LAWSON.
DiDidend Notices.
The Missouri Pacific Railway Go.
OATH DAtlDEND.

aDE4N1I.
No 1e5 Broadway, York. Dec 18th, 19Oo.-
A SEAII-ANNlJAI. IlVIDEND OF TWO DBL
~ LARS AND FIFTY CENTS $3.50 each share
OF Company has been declared payaols at
the office OF the Company, 1876 Broadway New YORK
City. 20n. 1906 stochooers OF record At
the close OF business December 26th 1905
The books Will be closed at three O'clock
P M on 25h. 1905 and reopened at ten O'CLOCK
a. NJ. January I'D. 1905. - =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-15
KNlOKERBoekER ICE n eoMPANY.

Chicago H. Dec Il, 1905,
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS
day declared a seni-annuaI dividend of THREE PER
CENT on the preferred Of this Company. PAYABLE
January y 1906 stockholders of record on Decerloe
16 1907 The transfer books Of the preferred stock VIII
be closed December 16 remain closed until January
g. 1906 Cheeks will be mailed to stockholders BY the
Central Trust Company Of New York 81
WILLIAM A. WALTER 5Secfstary,