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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-08-25
NUMERo 81.

passa lexpression dune douleur aigus
Ses yeux devinrent tres grands, presque
sombres.
LIE retour Eh quoi. toute cette
joie de Tame ct du corps aurait une fin?
Puisqu'elle he voulait rien tenir de
l'amant richie, puisque au mot de maria
ge ellie lui await impose silence, trop
fiere pour souhaiter une union qui rent
fait entrer de force dams une famille,
trop droite aussi pour etre coquette alors
qu'une hesitation, I'm recueil, pouvaient
etre pris pour une habilete; puisqu eIle
await repondu aux supplications un peu
embarrassees de son ami: aJe suis de
celles qui Sc donnent, non de celles qui
Sc vendent," il he lui resterait plus, une
fois ridylle fnie, qua reprendre, seule.
frayait pas, bien quill fnt parfois rude
pour son etre fragile, mais la solitude,
mais lie rejet dams une mutt morne apres
les heures ensoleillees de la Passion.
En- face de son amant qui feuilletait
des carnets ct ne la regardait pas, Ca
mile Sc sentit fable. L'avenir 'epeu-
rait
aAh songeait ellie, quelle misere la
vie eft La mort m'effrayent egalement.
Pourtant, une fois lie reve accompi,
faudra-t-il yivre encore? Six mois dune
existence amoureuse, esthetique, ele-
gante, un intense epanouissement de la
chair ct de fesprit, une expansion ibre
de la plante humane. Que restera-t-il
connaftre 81 ce nest ramertume ct le
remords p
Alors ellie Sc prit penser quelle crea-
ture de raison ct de bravoure ellie ent
souhaite d'etre. Que n'avait ellie une
anne vaillante au lieu dune pauvre pc
tite anne sans energie, qui n'avait pas
meme su arranger sa vie, ct qui, sans
doute, ne saurait pas MOURN
Point d'equiibre en- ellie, un cerveau
on Sc choquaient, tumultueux, les idees
ct les reves; un c9ur que gonhaient dc
mobiles devouements, mais une volont.
q defaillante, fhorreur de la lutte, finap
titude presque physique a tout effor
qui realisat sa pens6e.
Et. grave, ellie enviait celles qui sa
vent dun pas sur marcher vers III
avenir choisi, on qui, ne pouvant agi
sur leur destin6e, ont faceeptation vail
lante ct hautaine, ct Sc font un point
d'honneur de paraitre aimer ce qui leul
est echu dams rhumaine comedie Man
ellie n'etait point ainsi. Incapable dc
+ mensonge ct de compromissions, malgrt
sa faiblesse, ellie devait souffrir plu!
qu'une autre que soutiendraient de ri
gides principles ou d'hypocrites vertus
Daniel releva la tete ct suivit de SCI
yenx clairs Padorable igne qui, de |;
, cheville, ondulait jusqu'a la hanche; Il
tissu de laine blanche qui vetait Camille
sembIait vivant ct fiuide, il amollissait
/ peine les courbes delicates. LIE bras nj
dams la manche large etait dune blan
cheur laiteuse, ct 81 fin au poignet 1t
coude s'enfoneait dams un COUSIN dc
velours jaune, richie ct deteint. De!
| dentelles en- collerette, la tete Sc dega
| geait ct Camille, immobile, blanche e
| blonde. sur le fond ambre du canap
vieillot, semblait une hieratigue fgur
de Giotto, peinte sur de For fin.
Daniel, distract. ecrivit encore que
ques ignes, puis il Sc leva, ct. debou
Il devant Carille, qui n'avait pas bougt
il dit:
Il -Ecoute, Mia. quand tn youdrs
Continuation q la Derniefe Page.
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Maraqe.

NJ. ct Nine Camille Hymel nous font
part du marriage de leur fills Ferducie
ave. Mile Theresa Tregre.- La bene-
diction nuptiale sera donnee au jeune
couple / E Elise ST. Philippe, mercredi
proci ain, lie %, 8 heures du matin, ct
tous les parents ct amis des deux famil-
les sont invites il Y assister.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-08-25

Une charmante reception a en- lieu a
Ia residence de Willswood, paroisse
Jefferson. sametii dernier Tout etait
entrain ct joie ct dams le salon, artisti-
uuement decore ct orne de fleurs eft de
fougeres, une aelicieuse musique Sc fai-
salt entendre ct d'exquis rafrafchisse-
ments etaient servis. Parmi les per-
sonnes presentes se trouvaient Miles
Songy, de la Nouvelle-O Orleans, Porche
ct Becnel, de Waggaman; NM. Sol
gnet ct Borne. de Thiboiaux, Guidry.
de White astle Daigle. Estee, Calegan
ct Naguin, lie Willswoed Ce nest
qua une heare avancce lie la mutt que
la joseuse reunion s'est lispersee
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Notice.

Bids for the construction of a new school
house in the rst wa d will be received at
the office of the Superintendent of Public
Schools in Edgard till August g. 1906.
Specifications for same can be had by ap-
plying at said Office.
The right to reject any and all bids is re-
served.
J. E. GuARDIA.
G. ST. MARTIN.
D. RIcHARME,
Building Committee.
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Les comites congressionnels democra-
ties du premier ct du deuxieme districts,
reunis lundi dernier a la NOuvelle-Or-
leans, ont renomme pour lie congres,
pour les districts respectifs, lie general
Adolphe Meyer ct lie juge Robert C.
Davey. lis ont aussi declare lie juge
Frank A. Monroe candidat du parti
pour juge-associe de Ia cour supreme.
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ST. John Progressive Euchre Club

Mile VirgiaIe Dry, presidente du st.
John Progressive Euchre Club, annon-
ee tous les membres quill y aura une
reunion speciale demain, aussitot aprss
la messe, ct ellie les prize tous de s'y rem
dre La partie qui devait avoir lieu
demain soir etc remise indefiniment.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-08-25

De tous c6tes on Sc revolte par ces
temps de chaleur: a Haiti, un mouve-
ment d'insurrection est dirige par les
generaux Guellito ct Navarro ct Pom
craint qu'une guerre civile en- resultera.
Lille de Cube est en- proie a une revolu-
ton qui menace Persistence de la jeune
republique. LIE gouvernement amerl-
cain refuse d'intervenir dams lie demele
ct ron peut s'attendre a tout. En- Rus
sic, les chooses won't de NAL en- pis ct
pour donner une idee de la situation, il
suffit de citer la statistique DIES crimes
commits dams ce pays pendant la der
Mere semaine: cinquante-huit OFFICERS
ont etc assassines ct quarante-trois bies-
ses; lie nombre des vols est considerable,
lie pillage en- grand s'opere dams les pro-
vinces, les executions militaires ct les
arrestations d'agitateurs s'accomplissent
a tout instant eft samedi dernier 230t
personnes ont etc enyoyees en- exiI.
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lacas.

Mardi dernier est decide, sur la rive
gauche, NJ Felicien Cambre, age den
viron cinquante-huit ans.
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See our large stock OF
Post Cards,
Comic,
Scenic,
Love, etc.
PEOPLES PHARMACY,
Reserve.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Edgard. La
Monday August 13.
Evelina Williams, Samuel Clock,
St. John. INITIAL Siign,
Elica NJ Cray, Albirth Bodone,
JOS Brown Dovice McCaddy,
Patcy Edward. L. Haydel.
When calling for these letters. say "adyer
tised" II not called for in two weeks the.
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
LOUIS d. PERRET, Postmaster.
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CLOSES ET AUTREs.

II paraft que les republicans noirs ne
serout pas reconnus dams les prochaines
primaries ct n'auront pas lie droit da-
voir des candidats. lie secretaire q e.
tat Michel annonce quill he peut recon-
naftre qu'une des branches du partl
republican, ct il donne lie chOlX aux
Lily Whites.
I'm shot wave" passe cette semai-
ne sur les villes du Nord ct V a cause
de grandes soutfrances. A Chicago, la
temperature Il etc sutiocante ct de NOM
breux cas- de prostration ct quelques
deces ont etc rapportes a la police; st.
Louis ct Louisville ont eu plusieurs cas-
d'insolation.
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waye' durerait. 1t monsieur lie mairs
a do retourner a Plano avec la peu con
solante promesse qu'on lui expedierait,
peut-etre, un peu de glace plus tard,
ouand IL ferait moins chaud.
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lie navire "Arkadia" " est arrive cette
semaine au port de la Nouvelle-Orleans
ayant a bord cent travailleurs porto
ricains. Ces gems, importes par Asso-
citation d immigration Louisianaise, Sc
ront distributes sur differences planta-
tons sucrieres. On pretendque, venant
DUN pays on la came a sucre est cult
wee, lis sont preferahles aux Italiens.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-08
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
lBy Telegraph 20 The Trsbune.I


Chicago, Aug Train that In places IN tho
Southwest amounted 20 foods and IN the North
west, while not heavy, interfering with the
success OF the spring wheat harvest gave tho
strong tone 70 tho wheat market that resulted In
no advance In September and from 40 TO go in
the later futures. The wet weather had tho OPP
posta effect corn, which at the close from
40 TO he lower. The oats market showed strength
and left of about 80 higher. September pork was
firm and closed 1896 higher lard heavy and 2s.o
lower. and ribs advanced much lard declined
The heavy local receipts OF wheat and the de-
cline at Liverpool caused slight check az tho
opening TO the bullish feeling in tho market hare
II manifested itself. though and there a arm
that failed 20 please the bears There was
Mftla disposition 70 buy. Prices improved toward
the CLOSE but trade decreased Local receipts were
6&s care. September wheat opened at T21ec 10 TAG
sold up 20 73zo 70 Tsc; May opened at Tsc TO T<c,
sold up 1850 Ts12c. With crop prospects Inn
proved by needed rains the corn market showed
weakness at the opening. and there was consid-
cradle Liquidation. The cash demand was mod
crate. Local receipts were $50 cars. with lG cars
estimated for tomorrow.
September corn opened at acc 70 $50 soh up TO
ziAc TO $50 May corn started at $50 to 4o4So.
sold at GrAsc TO s6aso 20 bNo 20 $40.
The cat market firm owing 20 Tho prospects
OF damage 70 the crop IN stock by heavy rains
There was active covering by shorts. On the ad-
vance selling by leading holders part OF the gain
was lost Local receipts were 4ss cars with 1877
cars estimated for tomorrow. ssptanber sold
hom slAo 70 sAlte 70 s1Ap Oh TO the former pr1o>
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York August Z. 1905
,-rFr-Tfadirg in coffee showed continued anirna-
- eone excitement. An opening advance OF 5Q15
N f5p OF The gains reported late the previous day
y ~ market TO a high level for the bull
--,-f ard the near months nearly half cent up
1 - prioes % Monday morning Later. however,
,s-rv realizing by speculative longs with Wall
= e.d Cotton Exchange connections caused a reac-
~ ne market closed barely steady net unchanged
-T,,ts lower. Sales for the day reported Of
!. "a an bags The hFm opening due 10 higher
- cables, and Official confirmation OF Mondays
y. itat tho President Of Brazil had signed the
--acn bill which some authorities figured would
= sb0ut lie for coffee IN she local market. There
5-spoiatInent the showing OF the Santos mar
s5sFsr. and al the advance the profits 90 some Of
.ossf buyers were considered tempting. Taking OF
rrsts may have been accelerated extent by
~ n the cotton market also. At any rate, the
-isiiT. offerings quite heavy. with the fresh
- rBs support from bun interests barely sufficient
lsr-b theI1. OF the European markets. Havre
s7se higher, and Hamburg advanced 52@as pfennig.
- quoted nominal, rejecting no doubt the Valorl
: ~ but Santos was frn az unchanged prices. lead
a doubts as whether santos had had the news OF
NJ hing signed before the close OF the market there
r-5ly Receipts continued heavy but attracted little
-r5s The weather IN San Paulo fine in all dis
= With temperatures higher. The market for spot
r. uas steady and unchanged On the basis OF So Tor
sci
follows.
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THE MARKETsBY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug T.-CATTLE-Recsists sc-o bead; Enar-
set STEADY Common @ prime sssess s & 50 81. s1s
81 s3sSa 1o heifers 81 CO s. So bulls s. Ist 20 -
1919 co. stocksEs and feeders s. e - ~ =, 1r,S,
heavy So ss6 50: medium . s0o1 heavy s. l'ss 80
ns.s, a ioSa IS. rasSifs. IS $3.50 Is. sHEEF-Re-
eel,ts lhcc0 head; market steady % $500. sas71 - d
tnCinlatA Asg T-iIoos srFossi $500 81 sns .Ag
siss, ssir y goos shippers. 81 1898 1 common SO
ss35 SHEEP steady 50 -.s 81 ." LAMBS s'ssaS' -
Ssusas civ Aus. CATTLE Receipts. 6ooo bead.
Marzer STEADY % strocg.
eseIs. sx1rr ana dressed tef steers s. toQ<a IS gar
49,. f4Txs cs steers. s. 1885: stcckers
~ fseaers s. 21ss S0s Southern steers 1864
Scutyerr cows S-S<S native tegS4 Boz rattve
hei,rrs 8. eogs3 IS: bus 81 1888 %; calves 81 500
IS rs HoGS-hec9ts. 1atoe head Market strong; te3.
.acscs 81 SOC SO STs: Hshts So So<a ao Ilss IS IS
head. Le,:lSc
lNp lsTnas g co. lambs s. 1Os! COS Ca ye4r.ns ana
Yheep. So cius3 1os Western geI ye4rlxs )0Ato s.,
WESTERN led shsao ssssS oi stooksss and tssd@ = ~
sao "a
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average at 50 so per 100 70: IS DO zoe ~ .. 81 80;
virginia 2s n IS 50: rs state srassers year
Nngs. 100 10, at So 60
SHEEP AND IAAMBS--Recepts Is carr or 9. Ieo
head including q Tor the market. making, with
the stale stock, "a SALE all az Jersey CITY
Sheep moved along az Just about steady prices: lambs
less active but steady all grades.
OF lambs unsod at late hour including
stock that arrived late Common TO prime sheep sua
At s6gss Is; dressed mutton slow. at 7Sso per 70;
dressed annbs dull az e619c; general top. 19lao
sales--Se-ns Commission Company o4T Virginia
Virginia do ~ 10 al So $50 do 81 NJ az 81; asa Ken
lucky do IS n. AT s7i sheep 1oT 70. S: DO IS
70, at 81 55
Tobln Shannon: 44o Kentucky lambs % ~ at IS Is
Virginia DO. 90 10 81 80; Kentucky sheep rod
10, at So 25; ! do. at IS.
S. Sanders: ga Kentucky lambs. 90 10 50 %; 22s
DO. 62 10 at So 22o do. os D. at 81 70; 10 DO So ~
s. judd & Co.: 2ss West Virginia lambs. - n. at
Rabenstein Harris Conner; al Kentucky lambs %
Macpherson s. CO.. al Virginia lamb. "a n, a, ssr
1914 DO G8 10 az 81 30; e5 Virginia ysasnss 81 n. at
IS 50; 20 Virginia sheep. 1oa n, at 81 So
HOGS-Receipts wsro /. as head, including single
car for the market No sales Feportsd Feeling steady:
hogs 40 70 average. az % per 100 -; 90 10
az 81 %; rough.. $40 NJ at 90 2o d. go n. at
SC 20; / stag 200 -, az 81.
s. sanaers III state hogs. Isa ~ at 81 10; roushs
855 70, at 50 10.
Is 90, 1873 10 81 2o roshs 2o n. at Sc IS: do
223 10 at Sc 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-08

Boston. Aug. T-Interest IN ths WOOL market seems
IN the material Operations cozt.ncs
Several clips reported solG a. rrtcea
Others either consigned stored GOocs
coming spring IN moderate activity An improved
BUSINESS looked tor Territories passing IA limited
Quantities Pulled wOoIs IN fairly steady e-uand
Foreign srsias Leading quotations soowi Ohio
and Peunsysvania-IX and above S4G9ac: K slgacc.
No and onehalf blood. seG4lc: one-elghth and
quarter blood. e4Gs5o; fine Unwsshsa oa&2sos ha:
blood unwGshss $685.: thr-selshths blood uns4&h1d
s4Gs3c; on-uaFter blood. unNaSea. s2SS3cs tealns.
washed. 65S.43To dslain-s unwssf-d 2ss-9c Michigan
Fine unwsshef. 24G2Sc: On1-haH blood uuwashed $40
BIC; threeoshfns blood urwsshet S2sSe3c; oneaa-ter
blood unwashed. S1GS-s; 6elaines unwashed 2.e2sc-
Kentucky Indiana ane Aissourt-Canbtnz
blood SS3sc; eonbing. ousQuaFter blood G3fS4c Ts1as
(scouFed bassFne. 12 months 51t58c: 60 % elsac
months. 6sSTOc; Ans Jan clean. 62s,sc. California
Sssogret eass-NortheEn good es7c: middle county,
2sGtse; Southern oaGese; tan tree. 5ago1e- or-son
4scooret nasisl-hastcsn NO stRa.e Iaio; Eastern.
30 clothing; 6SGloc; valley No / en4ec Territory
sa9e (.coUfed oassik1ne T8@sl1c: cns medium $50
SOS medium eS9e8e Territory ordinary (scoGEs eas.sl
ttpe IesIles ina medium. <.Iocs medium 65gtsc
Soo,Aa2 and New Mexico spring lsc0uretS-N ssS-ss.
DO il 64Gt0c Pulled woods CSoogl-G baSSl-tStra ~
1905 rne A. eas5so; sugeFs elo4c; su9ers. asro1A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-08

1lT0X.-The cotton market was more active yester-
Ela for the dav being reported OF about 10000
Prizes rolled very weak and unsettled after a
Wening advance end reached new low level for
easement and season. with the close practically
! tFssL net decline OF 9l15 points. The opening
Ez5y CT an advance Of 2d5 points in response to
y ahles than considered due on the decline which
ECITed IN the American markets since the close OF
7sa last Friday. Lver--ool and the Continent also
buying orders 10 the local market. which held
3, three points Of the opening figures during
afE session. but attracted considerable offerings
lEs OF the local bears and in the afternoon became
EH result Of more less general selling through
russ with New Orleans and Southern connections
q lowest October sold at 9.e2c. December at 1880
tluary at 1Oc- The weekly report OF the Weather
considered responsible for the decline. at
very little attention fact, but the weather
BIZ The daV were favorable and Southern selling
supposed 70 reflect q generally favorable progress
=. maturity Receipts Of new crop cotton in the
-Eet increasing and this also had its influence
= market, Houston receipts for the day OF 3. 122
tsing all crop cotton. Wire from Selma
~ he second bale from the Alabama crop liver
due about l21sd16 points lower and
~ s1y sGl0 points lower Private cables reported
g b. London and the Continent. with American in
IH isllng-
y isnge q contract prices in the local markets
rs a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

YORK. Augiet Z. 1900.
BEBVEs=Reosigts were $50 hsss ~ cars sor IN. q.
weak for common and nndium grades os steers Dressed
best slow previous quotations No later eable
asyicss Liverpool Shipments tfoIn this
port to-day eco cattle ana 800 quarters OF sest
tomorrow Majestic, Liverpool will take out ECO
quarters beef divided between the swift and Morris
Eees companies and the MaFtsl0 20 Huh will hive
on board 100 cattle FOR sohwarzschld 4 SulxbeEger.
CALvT5s-Rsosigts ide head, SO head on sale.
Eoellus steady. No y~als offered. Kentucky and VIZ
fna calves sold az 81 nogss so 100 -; bunch o.
mixed EEassers ana ye9glings at 81 TO The pens were
CLEARED City dressed v.ss 30 fair demand at eol2o
,,sr rpf country dressed Al 5000
e,asn-Tph6p 9 hAnuoni - KsnsupkY ontvoA - -
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Change of Name.


Provisions developed a weaker tone after a strong
opening Active covering by shorts aud scarcity
OF onsrtnxs caused a sharp Upturn the start but
on tho bulge local holders wero inclined TO take
pruhts and all Of tho early advance was lost.
September pork sold from 317 o0 20 3l7 22la or TO
s17 l21a, September lard sold s. s71a and Sep
temher ribs sold from 50 20 on 20 81 In and
reacted 10 50 20. Hog receipts were 1900 head
and prices ~ the yards . shade hAgASr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-08

York. by the grace Of God free and independent
Supplemental Citation TO Rosins Koppis Christiane
Heidle Johann Geors Fauth Johannes Fauth,
the heirs and next Of kin Of Michael Tauth deceased
send greeting: Whereas, Johanna Fauth. the
New York has lately applied to the surrosates Cour. Of
writing relating 70 both real and personal property duly
proved the last WI and Testament OF Michael Fauth
late OF the County Of New York deceased therefore
and each OF cited appear before the Surrogate
County New York. his in the County
New York on the nth day OF September one thousand
nine hundred and six at haast ten o'clock IN the fore
OF that day then and there 20 attend the probate OF
the said last WIN and Testament And such OF you
hereby cited. under the OF twenty-One
years. required appear your guardian if you
have II appear and apply
to be appointed In the event OF neglect
failure 20 DO a guardian viii DO appointed by the
sogate % represent and act for you in tho proceedings
In testimony whereof have caused the Seal OF the
surrogates Court OF the said County OF New York
hereunto aiitsed witness. Hon ABNER G THOMAS. q
County, the 10th day OF July. in year OF
IL S. one thousand nine hundred and six
DANIEL =. DOWDNEY,
Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.
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..sss-lhs maThet steady but Quiet We ouota.
yslss llo; san Antonio and LAREDO, 12M Gl3c nav
-. selected duty 2aia-oEsnooo &c; Ia SuayTs..
aafto cabelo. Pc; cagaeas 2zsse: hfRzanaido
$3.50 Guatemala, 1890; IEllIillo. 2sc; CentFai
y, 1sc Ecuador 23zc; Bosots. 244o; Vsys Cruz.
i ss sss P 119 9e sissss a5 FT 23SG;
49,, ts,sss euty pase: Payte Be; Magscaabo lso;
e. Suiy pad: Vera Cruz. lee; AIoHlco lsc; san
~ 49, Gsnf9esoa lS4e; EagaEa7 ls.o
f.. E1.-NestheF NsA firmly hs.t with m1tsrsts
&c ssil s.sunaA EEeslS azzi. SO s.aas 49, -
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sunssvs 3 N 0niv ror fFishlsnds Re- Bs-k .sl
soc Trolley connection 20 Long Branch Asury PARK
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Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace OF God free and independent
to William Norman West. James Oliver West Rodney
Luar West. Emily Augusta Johnson Florence Josephins
Johnson Joseph West Johnson Francis p johnson. ST..
Wallace c. johnson. Stephen s. johnson.
ana TO all other persons interested IN the estate Of @
West OF the County OF New deceased,
creditors lcgaees kin otherwise greeting:
and you hereby cited required per-
sonally be and before Surrogate OF the
County Of New York the surrosste's Court OF said
County. held at the County Court House. in the County
Of New York. on the 18th day OF septemoer 1903. at
half-past o'clock in the forenoon OF that
and there attend judicial settlement OF the
e the proceedings OF Francis r. johnson and Josephine
a..
by the Will and OF said deceased such
one years are required 70 appear By your guardian
have IL have to and apply
Cor 20 be appointed in the event OF your neglect
failure a guardian viii appointed tha
Surrogate and in the proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused tho zeal OF tho
surrogats's Court OF the said County OF New
[ I. s. ] York TO DO hereunto affixed Witness Hon.
ABNE1R G. THOMAS a Surrogate OF said
County at the county Of New York. the 9th day OF July
IN the OF Lord thousand nine hundred and
six. DANIEL, J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-08
To the Holders of the First Consolidated Mortgage
80 5O.Year Bonds OF the Brooklyn Ferry
Company of New York:


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-08
OFFICE OF READING COMPAr

OFFICE OF READING COMPANY.
Philadelphia. August 3 1905.
TNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE De
- olared from the net earnings dividend Of . per
cont the First Preferred Stock Company TO
be paid September 10TH 1906 the Stockholders OF
the close of business 1905 Checks
will be mailed stockholders who have led dividend
orders with the Treasurer.
W. r. TAYLOR. Secretary,