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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-03-17
Afflicted With Rheumatism.

II was and arg YET afflicted with
heumatlsm," says Mr.. j. C.
Bayne, editor Of the Herald, Ad
dington, Indian Territory, "bnt
hanks to Chambsflain's Pain
Balm am able one<more to attend
to business. IHds the best of lini-
ments." If fonbled with rheu
matism givyPain Balm a trial
and you arE certain to he more
than pleased with the prompt
relief which it affords. One ap
plicatiOn relieves the pain For
sale by all druggists. March.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-03-17

Jesse Jones, of PnlasklD, Tenn.
nearly 40 year old heaving,
been born of Portuguese, father
and a Choctaw Indian mother, IN
Raleigh, N. c., June 10, 1896.
He fought in four wars, having
honorable discharge at the close
of each. The war of 1912, the
Florida Indian and French
troubles, the struggle with Mex
leo and the civil war. Erect and
keen eyed, he does not look much
over 80, and expects to live to see
125. He has been married six
times, thirty-two children having
been born to him. His preseut
wife is 4S year old and his young
est child, a daughter, is just II
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-03-17
SleeDlt Ssness.

Disorders of the stomach pro.
duce a nervous condition and often
prevent sleep. fhan oerlain's
Stomach a1d LiT Tablets stimu
late the diEestfe organs, restore
the system VA healthy condition
and makeSNeep possible. For sale
by all druggists. March.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-03-17
A Sidewalk Run Away.

Last Sunday evening, at seven
o'clock while the streets were
quite dalk, save for the uncer
tain illumination from the show
windows of the stores a large
horse came up the sidewalk on the
west side OF Main street, full tilt,
with a pair Of buggy shafts dang
ling at his heels. The only warn
ing of approaching danger the pc
destrian had was the clatter Of
the frightened ANIMALS shOd feet
upon the concrete pavement,
throwing out a blaze of sparks at
almost every leap. No one was
hurt, but there were many narrow
escapes. AT that hour there were
many ladies and children upon the
street for their evenings pIOmi
made. How the horse found bis
way along the sidewalk, in a full
run, in the dark, without single
collision, s more than passing
strange.
A strong apprehension arising
that some buggy had been wreck
ed and possibly some one serious
ly hurt sent invest igating parties
post haste in the direction from
whence the horse came. Word
was soon returned that all was
well, no one hurt, and no serious
damage done. 1t was also given
out that the horse belonged to the
.JOhn.BrOussard stables, and was
in charge of Mr. Alf Ortmeyer,
who had been driving. The oc
cupants had left the buggy in
front Of Capt Cades residence, on
East Main street.
The animal when left alone,
must have grown restless, and
after slipping or breaking hls halt
er check, started off, when the
front wheel locked with the curb
and post. BEING a powerful
animal, he had no difficulty in
pulling the shafts from the buggy
The shafts dangling at his heels
must have frightened him and
caused his running away. He
mounted the sidewalk at the corn
er of Centre street and kept it TIL
he reached the Church Alley,
thence on mp the street several
blocks before he was finally stop
ped.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-03-17
q a 3T ToRTA.
Bear, the 2Ihe KE You Haye Always Bough
Signature s' &M2Zzxu
Fonte}ieu VS. Fontelleu,

In this case which was dccied
by the State Supreme COut in
a decision handed down last mon
day, is the question, OF title to
valuable property in the heart Of
his city. Mrs. Annette Fontelieu,
wife Of w. NJ. Roberts, brought
the suit against her cousin, Albert
FOntelieu ct ais. The decision
was handed down by Justice
Mouroe as the organ of III court,
and is as follows:
1T is therefore, ordered, al.
jldged and decreed thar the iudg-
ment Appealed from be annulIed.
avoided and reversed and that
there now he Judgment in favor
of the plaintiff, Mrs. Annette
I'onteIieu, wife of ". VI Roberts,
and against the defendants.
\ lbert FOntelieu and Mrs Azema
Duraud, tutrix Of the minJr. The
odore Fontelieu, decreeing said
p'aintiff to be the owner of the
property described in the petition,
to- wit; ga certain tract Of land
in the town Of New Iberia, parish
of Iberia. La, situated On Main
and Iberia streets of SAID town;
said property being bounded a
bove 10y the property of Augustin
Bergerie or assigns, below, in
part, by the property of Charles
Q. Gougonhein and in part by
said Iberia street; in front or on
the east by said Main street and
property of Charles Gougonhein.
and on the west by property of
Charles FOntelieu," and that she
be pat in possession thereof. 1t
is further ordered and adjudged
that SAID plaintiff recover Of said
defendants the sum of $40 per an
nun, as rent for the years begin
ing upon August /, 1915, and
continuing until the SurreDded of
the property, together with in
ter, st at the rate Of per cent per
annum upon each annual Install
ment of rent from the date of its
maturity. the interest upon the
first years rent to run from An
gust I, 1876 and so Oh with the
other. 1t is further adjudged and
decreed that defendants pay all
costs
Between the dates Of Aug :,
1875, and Aug eth, 1906, are 81
years. The rental for this period
Of 81 years, at $40 per annum,
would amount to $40 The in
terest, at D per cent. per annum,
would aTOunt to an additional
$3.50; or total OF 3l3, O20
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-03-17
Tho BERAN Gives ALL the Official News officially Sl00

St Mastinsvllle is asked 10y the
A.. v, Crowley and Western Il. IL
'or a bonus of $4,000 free right
:" way and depot site For these
"ohehts the road will build
'nrough that town The peop'e
/" toat town understand that ac
i've building on that line will he
'ommenced as soon as the right of
""s ron Crowley to the Mississ
Pn river will have been secured
."u 'nat 1t will require Is to -
a'on'h 7 rs to complete the work after
'ue starting of the building.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-03-17

~ 's announced that trip by
.'eaaer !. will be possible through
'ae ranama Canal in 1913. The
op'cO OF this section would like
|" Ahow when such a thing will
possible III ough the Plaque
!. a'ae locks Judging by the tim.
" taxes to complete this latter
~ one might be pardoned for as
tract. 77 W.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-03-17
NEW IBERIA WILD
New Railroad Begins Work -Ow ms
Wants Tax Induccment for his Road

New Railroad Begins Work -ON ms
Wants Tax Indmcemcnt for hi, Road
Last Thursday New Iberia was
thrown into Il fever Of excitement
over the arrival OF q construction
outfit for the Crowley New Or
leans Railroad Company and the
City Council in special session
granted c c lienshaw, the agent,
right Of way through The town.
The road viii be bnil within 4
year by the terms of the gran.
Mr Owens who is supposed TO rep
resent another independent line
wanted a tax voted as an induce
ment for his road to strike Iberia,
but according to the Leader, the
people were aVerse to this PROPOSE
ZION. 1t begins to look as i f an
independent trunk line Will be run
through the country long before
The completion of the Baton
Rouge extension, and whether or
not 1t touches Lafayette, the town
and parish will reap many advan.
tages. The people should keep
their eyes open and i t possible
get one Of these new rools.-La
fayelte Gazette.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-03-17

= ;M.sl.O.,neFsGfs1hDsssts !. sfs ne s0'u meet' a.
~ = IN 'le Board ~ Directors of
~, .ocria Building Association,
~ ~ VII! be hid at the Office of
.4ss ss0clatl0d on next Wednes
enlng 6t 7:3O o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-10
WOOL,

The market is reported be a or waiting
position but confidence IS prices
manufacturers will appear larger Values
depend much upon the volume supplies
be defined. The Wool and Cotton Reporter OF the week
'Wocens yet Of the category slowly
selling fabrics but ncres sing interest being taken
IN which, to betokens activity before
close o. the heavyweight we'll
assured that the large cothers viii complete
lines of garments made Of woolens they did last
year That developments along this line will be gladly
welcomed by many wooen mill goes without saying
many makers Of mems wooliens have had dis
couragng year, marked with the for
tunate worssds improved call for, and
enlarged movement in, woollens a active
kinds varieties OF woods. which have
comparatively draggy for several months and
which In many Instances found necessary
in prices We refer TO the washed
states Texas woos secured woods and
pulled woods Assuming that the
trend OF fabrics well comprehended, and
that woens with increased favor such stock
described WILL likely. sell more readily
than during the 1900 We have really
much Of sided wool market during the last
year ,-, 1900.
Boston during the week at following prices
ponestc-Ohio Xxx and above S5c; Ohio washed deiane
86ho Ohio unwashed and unInerchantabie deisne 90
Ohio fine unWashed cloth &c; Il . and n BLOOD IN
washed. 81 a33ite; Texas 23a24c California 22g22c
Oregon Valley, 869S1c territory ls925c; pulled wcos
s2q52c; secured woods 4oq7Oc mseeils neous l2g2Ie
Foreigr-A australian and NeW-Zealand 3S444c: South
American. 85a371zc; carpet WOODS. 1saS4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-10

ruled at per cent or over eor call loans Notwtth-
standing the decrease In speculative activity bank
exchanges at New-York were l7S per cent larger
than IN the same week last year and at other lead
Ing cities there was gain of 10 per cent.
"Bradstreet's'' says:
spIing loobing trade Is as active as ever, exceed
ing last year al nearly all markets; winter wheat
crop reports are excellent prices. except OF some
County, pso1LIee, wheat and -four among bread
stans, ana preached cotton goods. show notable
strength and building activity. which is of large
Noloine gees on without break, Offering an open-
ing Tor LABOR employment rarely If ever before
WIlnesseo. INDUSTRY Is active, and mills furnaces
new business Tor far-on account say next fall and
Spills OF neAt year Is rather slow to present itself
Is rather irrn az whole. demand being more active
IN regular trade lines. Collections are irregular:
oackwaro In the South because of cotton holding
ana faIr 70 good IN the North and West Clearings
neaNiy exceed year ago. itself period OF large
trade All signs point 10 large retail business for
eprlng ana summer Developing earlier than usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-10
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Van scaa,ck & Co.. No. wall street,
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
by telegraph 70 The Trthun.

by Telegraph 20 The Trfbuns.l
chicago, March e.-Bears We're out IN force To-
Gay, and they were making a finish OF what was
ie1t OF the opposite party. They knocked great
chunks out Of values in all directions with the
lowest prices reached for the grains generally that
have been seen in months and in wheat for several
years Wheat for May delivery sold as low as 761.c
ana recovered only &c TO &c from the bottom
making the net decline for the day 1Ikc Corn was
comparatively weaker than wheat in the end and
oats only a little less bearish than corn The net
loss In May corn was 1Ac and in MAY oats sc TO
NO Provisions suffered with grain, but only in
pork to any extent. lard and ribs being COMPARE
lively steady.
Bearlsh foreign news and larger receipts at the
northwest viii increase OF stocks sent the wheat
market on the down grade. The enormous selling
resulting carried prices off ic on the opening Whe
additional weakness did not develop on the late
trading the market closed al the low point of the
day.
May wheat closed at 7szsc to 761kc The highest
was 703sc and the lowest 76l4c. July closed at nc
sfter selling es high 77i4c and as low as 76a.c
me corn market DID not have strong support and
followed in the wake OF wheat The decline brought
heavy offerings into the pit the selling being led by
the local bears Local receipts were 40 cars with
lag cars estimated for tomorrow. Shipments hence
were sU,Oo9 bushels. May sold from 4S&c TO 4315c
down TO 22so closing at $3.50 to 42kc. The highest
Tor July was SIC the lowest z2Sc the close 423c
oats trailed after corn. and duness and heaviness
characterized the market. Prices did not escape
the general bearishness prevailing in the other
grains Trade was larger than for some time
sample market was heavy, with prices off 1zc to sc
Receipts were los cars with 146 estimated for to-
morrow. The shipments hence were 10000 bushels
May, after selling high SOC 301sc closed at
the low point, 2zc. July closed at the bottom also
28&c; the highest was 2s1kc
Lack OF speculative demand and weakness in
grain told on provision prices. but pork was the
chief sufferer There was fair buying Of ribs early
by the Cudahy Packing Company. Local hog re-
ceipts were 20o head, and 1900 are estimated for
tomorrow. Prices al the yards were &c TO 100
higher, early but lost most Of the advance later
May pork sold from SIS 10 OF to SO IS, reacted to
SIS so of 10 SIS rs TO SIS ia May lard sold from
81 30 OF 81 TIA and reacted TO the former price
May ribs sold from IS Is of 10 IS 22ls and reacted
TO the former price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-10
CONDITION OF TRADE.
Dgl's Review says:

s meg llarity is rOted In trade reports for the
aercsr,5H bGt not more than is seasonable, and
eotserrS corrections are generally prompt. A little
hdgs,-iet's n regarding forward business In some
ttolgl u may be attributed 20 high prices, al
Esfer1s - greatest strength appears IN building
beyorS n ana lrepsrst tons for structural work are
eFioustt = eceaenL The few minor strikes do not
cly interfere with progress, and thus far the
lllsrsi Ole erect u me coal controversy is the
Il AN ~ large demand for this season OF the year
hsfcis,.ei markets aod the disposition OF small
ce me- .s ~ The Immediate vicinity OF the anthra-
Should 80 70 allow stocks 10 become depleted
Asrcf "a sileable result attend the meeting on
thd .t-ese dealers Will provide wholesalers
Thee = I..ss5ctlrers with much urgent business
lie ldle machinery in any Of the leading
ceyery l-ig Industries, and contracts for distant
iais ybsAe forward freely, except al the textile
e-,rerns-se purchases chiefly for immediate re-
tur.ng y Prices OF commodities rose slightly
fas "a q -. laEy DUn's Index Number being
ous srs - march J. against si04 Oh a month previ
lnse M .s9' year ago. Railway earnings cor
tglres Last striking comparisons with last year
As Der cs, Increase during February amounting 10
sr 49,. fofelgn commerce at this port for the
Over 49, showed an increase in exports OF s926 2ls
cesseS q, &c week last year. while imports de-
Wa The decline in prices OF securities
e' sui further. while the money market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-10
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York BY the Grace OF God Free and Indspsndsnt--
Lima J. Saal Robert c. Hasmerer. OF
VIII and Testament OF Emil Schasfsr, deceased
Mary Sattg German Hospital and Dspensary in CITY
OF New York German Society OF the City OF New York
Isabella Hsimath OF the City OF New York WartourB
NJ Schaefer Frieda z. Schaefer Rudolf e vom SasL
Emelie Seal Frederick Saal. +. II Emile
Edaes Eoiss Schaefar. Rudolph = Schasfsr
tr.: Uhinann. executor OF last VIII and
Testament OF Frederick Uhlmaan. deceased; Charles z
Runk and Aureila z Runk guardians OF the persons
Frieda e Schaefsr Eleanor " Schasfsr Colonial
Trust Company. guardian Of the property OF FedA e
schaefsr and Eleanor NJ Schasferi Lima J. Saa
general guardian Of the and property OF Rudot
tsrestsd in MAMMALIAN Schaefsr OF ths
County York. deceased creditors
kin otherwise send creating: You and each OF
hereby cited and required personally be
pear OF the County OF New York
the Court OF said County held
in tbs County Of New York the eth
Of March, 1905 at hapast ten O'clock In the forenoon
OF OF proceedings OF Rudolph Schasfsr
and Henry G. Schaefsr the Last VIII and
Testament said deceased; hereby
cited. under the OF twenty-oIs years.
CURED appear by guardian, II hAve II
you appear and apply for ap-
pointed the OF neglect failure
guardian will be appointed by the rep
recent and Tor In the proceeding
Testimony Whereof. We have caused the Seal
surrogates Court OF s said County OF New York TO be
hersunto affixed
Witness Hon Abnsr C. Thomas, Surrogate OF our
said County. the County or New York 25th
January. the OF cur Lord thousand
oEsd and six ABNER c. THOMAS
lSeaLl Surrogate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-10
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NE

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace OF Cod free and independent; To
William Wright Mary S. Towue Emma l. Conove-. Mary
Charles Rode " FalconeT, James A Butler. Caro-
line E Denham. W C-anthaun. Ellie Marks. Arthur
C. Seton. Charles y S-ftou Mabele L Payne Stephan
Real Emily r. Porter, Ernestine Maria Randall Eliza
Adult Whitley, Caroline McIntFs, william D Wright.
George W. Wright, Edna H Jenkins and Kenneth L
Peck all OF whom heirs next OF kin OF Fannie T.
Wright. late Of the County Of New York deceased aso
Wright Frederick Wright and Freeman Wright who
said e Wright. deceased and TO the
widows and descendants - OF such OF them
dead widows and descendants and their be-
and 20 thu heirs and next OF kin whose
known. II there be. OF said Fannie E wright de-
greeting: Whereas Edgar Whtock. OF The
City York. lately applied TO the Sur-ogatss
Court of County OF New York 20 have certain N,
in writing relating both real and PERSONAL
property duly proved the last VIII and Testament OK
Fannie f. Wright late OF the County Of New York, de-
ceased therefore and each OF cited TO appear
before OF County OF New hs Of
County New York, the 1Oth day % April.
thousand nine hundred and six at halt-pass
forenoon day. then and thsrs 70
the probate OF the said last VIII and Testament
And such OF hereby cited under The
OF twslty-one years required 20 appear BY your
and apply for TO be appointed In the event OF your
neglect failure do guardian will be appointed
hs Surrogate and act FOR IN the
ceedng IN testimony whereof have caused the Seal
SurrOgate's the said County Tor1
o be hersuntO affixed.
Witness. Hon FRANK T. FITZGERALD a Surrogate
said County OF New York said County, the 18th
day OF February. IN the year OF our Lord one
o. 81 thousand nine hundred and
DANIEL J. DOwDNUY,
Clark OF the SurroEate's Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-10
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York BY grace OF God free and indspsndsnt-
the husband heirs snd next q kn % Annie T Covensy
deceased greeting Whereas William n Hart OF the
City OF New York has lately applied the SurcEates
Court our County OF York. certain IN
strument writing consisting OF VIII and cod
tells purpo-tins relate both real and personal
property duly proved the last viii and testament OF
Annie T Coveney. late OF the County OF New York. de-
Therefore and each
before the Surrogate OF County OF New York. his
offtce IN the q New I'D o
April thousand nine hundred ard half-paSt
O'clock in the forenoon OF that day there
attend the probate OF said testament
And such y you as are hereby cited under the
% wears. required appear
guardian II YOU have enc. u have
and epply for 90 be appointed.
OF neglect failure 10 a guardian will q
appointed hy the Surrogate represent ycu
IN the proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the of ire
sUrrcSats's Court % the said 30
he-euuto afrNet Witness Frank Ftta-
IL = gerald a Surrogate OF County % New
YOrk- said county TIRE Path Of February
IN year OF Lord Thousand runFed ak
DANIEL J. DOWDNlY
Clerk OF tire Slrro@nte's Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-10
Trust Companies.
Public Notices.

THE CITY OF SLw YORK. DEPARTMENT OF
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN NO 2a BRoADWAf.
sTEwARr BUILDING. JANUARY srH 1906.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN required by the
Gre=tes New York Charter. that the books cr.led
The Annual Record OF the ASSESSED Fsustien Vt
Ess! and Personal Estate Of the Burroughs Of Nan
haitian The Er9ax BrUoklsn Queens and Rich
mend colnpririnr tn. city AZ New York" Will b,
opened fer examination ara correction on the sseeaa
Nesday Of January and Will remain o,sa Until th'
During the time that tue books are open 10 pvriic
Inspection Application may be xAds by any psIson
Or corporation claiming TO be agsrsvse oJ ne
asssassd valuation o, real or personal sstzts 10
ksvs the sane corrected
In The Borough of Manhattan. At the Aaia once
Of ths Department OF Taxes and AssessrenA va
$50 Broadway
Ia The Borough OF The Bren,. at the once Of tn
Department MunieipsI Building One Hundred an1
In the Borough 81 Brookiya at the enes Of ths
Department. Municipal Bulldog
Ia borough Of QUEENS at the once d tAs
Department Hastsu Building Jsesse Avenue anu
Fifth Street. Ions Island CI's.
10 The Borough OF Richmond. at the once 81 ne
Department kIsosic Building stspleion.
piiostioa only at the main once In the Boroash Of
ksnhsitss.
q psrseaaI estate must be made ey the person
ss.esssd at the once Of the Department In the
Borough where such person resides. and In the case
Of a noR-rssidsnt carrying on business in The ciy
81 New York Al the once Of the Department Of the
s.rSssh .s Ssi as.ss n u and ssSsSi
GA Saturday when all applications must - made
FRANK A opoNNEL
JOHN J. BRADY.
FRANK RAYMOND
JAkEs n FULLY
~ MULLER.
SAa'L srRAssouaorl.
cona!ssiossD 81 Tsrss 80 AsssssnaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-10
TOMPKINs. NEHEMIAH 1.-THE PEOPLE


- OF the OF New York. by the Of God
ana independent william C. Tonpkins Jr.. Evelins
Williamson, Naaetts Tompkins. Edith r. Williamson
Elizabeth A. Cornstock Catherine NJ Ccmstock, L
Coustock ". COmstcck. William ". Cornstock
Charles T Cornstock A c. Comstock. william :
Coustock William P Comstock Elizabeth 7. Cemstock
Ida c. Comstock Hannah H. ComstOck. David c. Com
stock A. Comstock Harold 9. Constock William
c. Constock, Lucy T. RatheUn, William T. Rathbun
BENJAMIN Rathbun Catherine L. waid. Sherwood Lee
waid Doris L Waid Nanetta Toupkins and Edith e
Nehemiah u Tonpkins, OF County OF York
deceased creditors l-gaess OF kin
sead greeting and each OF hereby and
REQUIRED personally and before
the County New York at the Surrogatss Court os
said County. held the County Court House IN
County New York. ths 10Th day OF April 1900
haf-past o'clock IN the forenoon OF that day then
ana there judicial settlement OF the account
OF p-ocesdings OF William T. Constock Substituted
Trustee OF ths Last VIII and Testament Of said do
such OF hereby cited under
the age OF tyvonty-One required appear
YOUR gusIdan you have one II nons. to
appear apply be appointed IN the
OF YOUR neglect fallurs do guardian will
pointed the surrogats represent and for In
proceeding.
In testimony whereof have ths Seal OF ths
Surrogates' Court OF the said County New
York % be hereunto affixed Witness Hon.
Il 81 FRANK T. FITZGERALD, SUrrogats %
said County. at the County OF New York tbs
one thousand nina hundred and six.
DANIEL, J. DowDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
II. WOODFORD, BOVEE e BUTCHER. Attorrsys
Trustee. Once and Postoico Address. IS Wan "a,
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-10
Financial Meetings.
STEEL CORPORATION.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Bethlehem Corporation will be
,.s ~ tts nncpal once 763 Broad street. Newark
J. Tuesday April Src lVoo' at A-'V' 1O0A A0O-A
for the purpose OF - -. g. . &C.,. -. ..~sa
Electng three Directors TO serve Tor term OF 'hIe
year. 10000. ..,o. 1,oo.,,b.r oo,b ,aob for
80 e+Ee Bethlehern Steel Cognpanys issue OF
Go o 600 First Extension Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold
o3Ss s7srsnteed by Bethlehem Steel Cooperation
-. zxo-ax1,,
a Transscting such other business as may properly
ooTr. before the said meeting
co1e tooLs Tor the transfer the Capital
e te - Ibs CORPORATION will closed 800 O'Clock
~ on Tuesday March 18Th. 1905 and VIII be reopened
=. q ~ o,cIooLc a M on Wednesday, April 4th, 1906
OF wv H s. SNYDER, Secretary.
dated New York city. March 10Th. 1906.