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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-18
Furman Wins Championship.

Greenville, May 15.-By defeating
Newberry college on the Furman CAM
pus yesterday afternoon in the de-
ciding game, the Furman nine won
the college baseball championship Of
South Carolina for the 1906 season.
1t was the last game Of the season,
and upon it depended the honors Of
the baseball year in the state. While
Furman and Ncwbcrry broke even on
games, each having defeated the 9TH
er one time, Ncwbery lost to Wof-
ford last week, and as Furman has
proven her progress over Wofford,
there is no room to dispute the claim
Of the Baptists TO first place.
Had Newbcrry defeated Furman
yesterday the Luthcrans would have
had excellent grounds for claiming
the honors, as the Newbcrryites have
defeated every other team in tho
state, except Wolford, during the sea-
son.
Fully six hundred people gathered
at the park yesterday afternoon to
witness the championship game, and
they had the pleasure Of seeing one
of the closest contests Of the year,
the final score having been 3 to /.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-18

troubled any other race. The ante
bcllum negro born and trained under
slavery has our respect. None Of that
class perpetrate the unnameable
crime.
In the days Of long ago, there lived
three Johns, who were a great moral
and cheerful force in the communi-
ties in which they lived to wit: John
Roseboro, of Chester; John Garling-
ton, Of Laurens; and young John Har-
rington, of Newberry. Each had been
elected by the legislature clerk Of
court Of common pleas for life. They
were earnest, successful men, people
Of shrewdness, energy and good judg-
ment, with singular activity Of char
acter and devotion to business. They
had refining and beautiful influence
upon all with whom they came in con-
tact. In their old ago they sweetened
rs they ripencd for the city Of our
God.
O'Neall in the Annals, pays a just
and loving tribute to Y. J. H., saying,
che was indeed pattern clerk, wor-
thy Of imitation, kind, attentive, we'll
Informed, intelligent. He was equal
to every duty" With equal truth
the same may be said of the two other
Johns. Each Of them were clerks for
about forty-thrcc years. / have been
led into reflections from having en-
joycd the past summer the society Of
the families Of j. c. Roseboro and
Mrs. Brownwood, Texas, who lived on
the block next to my daughter, Mrs.
Mccartney. They are intelligent, re-
fined people and worthy descendants
of John Roseboro-grandchildren. j.
c. r. has two daughters, Bessie and
Regina, intelligent beauties, yes,
there is depth of JOY and sweetness
in their brilliant, sparkling eyes un-
fled with youth and love.
TO the Darlington and Harrington
families my wife was greatly attach
ed, especially to Miss Jane G.. and
Miss Virginia H., who were attend
ants at our marriage. Miss Jane G..
who named John Young, was witty
and accomplished The soft glance Of
her sparkling eyes, the curve of her
sweet lips was enchanting, beautiful.
Her sister, Maria, who married Rich
ard Simpson, was gentle, lovely,
graceful, modest and intelligent.
Miss Virginia H., who married Rob-
crt Moorman was pretty, lively quick,
and full of grace anil motion. Her
sister, Miss Adelaide, for, whom feel
very kindly, for she was my confident
when [ was courting my wife, was n
rare lovely soul Of sunny sweetness.
Misses Jane, Virginia and Adelaide
asccnded before my wife to the City
Of Light.
"Clad in light by golden gate,
Clad in light their spirits wait
TO embrace her in the sky.'
S. B. Kcnnerly, when | last heard
from him, was sitting as special Judge
9th district, court Of Orange, to which
place lie has lately moved.
"Now by the fading cmbcrs,
That on carth's hearthstonc glow,
How sadly one remembers
The things Of long ago.
The wistful things with flame light
wings,
That vanished long ago.'
J. Nj. Crosson.
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be held in each county, which meet
ing shall be addressed only by candi-
dates for state Offices, candidates for
United States senator and members
Of the United States house Of repre-
sentatives and circuit solicitors. -
After confirming the list Of mcm-
bers Of the state democratic execu-
tive committee elected in the county
conventions, the state convention adj
journcd sine die at 5 80 o'cloci. This
was o record breaking convention in
that no campaign speeches we're work
ed off and no real arguments We're
precipitated.
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THE GOOD OLD DAYS
OF LONG AGO
HON. ). M. CRosSON WRITES OF
OLD TIMES.


of Fifty Years Ago-Halcyon
Gorve and the Old Agri-
cultural Fair and Fair
W0Ens3.
TO the old, old boys, just the far off
joys,
| Just the days of their youth and
laughter,
just the days of old and the days Of
gold,
And the birds nests they climbed af-
ter,
And the fruit they hooked and the
way they looked
In the trousers wide and baggy
That their ma made over from the
ones once worn
A croning by their daddy.
To the old, old girls, with their gray
short curls,
The sweet fresh days and olden
When life was filed with a JOY that
thrilled,
And dawns were fresh and golden.
Oh! the old days fleet and the old
days sweet,
And the old ways, white oak shaded,
! And the old time streams and the old
time CLEANS
O'er their pink toes, when they
waded.
To the boys of now just the rowdy
dow
OF a youth that knows no tether,
Just the trees to climb and the sum-
mer time,
And the streams they may swim to-
I" gether.
TO the present girls, with their golden
curls
The sweetest of childhood s blisses,
And the chance to run when the day
is done
And to meet their dad with kisses.
Oh! the days of gold to the twelve
year old,
TO the boys and girls together;
And the rowdy-dow Of their child
hood now
And the rainbow kind of weather:
For these days of gold when they too
are old
In the years swift coming after,
Will fill their dreams with their river
CLEANS,
And the echo of youth and laughter.
10 the octagenarian in lonesome
and minated grief, looking back
ward over the "Myriad leaves' Of
memory, the distance seems but a
step, "littlc month";" voices, faces,
scenes and days that are no more,
blend in memory like familiar music.
What means this crowd of sturdy
hearty, generous cheerful rural folk,
with old fashioned hilarity together
in the village? What means this
neighing Of horses, lowing Of cattle,
bleating of sheep, growing Of cocks,
etc. What means this going Of car
riages, wagons, buggies and horse
back riders, going whitherq To beau
tiful Halcyon grove where the fair Of
| the Newberry agricultural society is
being held.
The fair are at the fair: what would
! the fair be without the fair: there
| fore the fair are at the fair: the fair
illumines the fair, with starry eyes,
luxuriant tresses, rosy checks, laugh
ing lips, delicate, refined and pretty:
natures flowers Of perfection. Haw-
thorne says, he had never seen a wo-
man whom he thought quite beauti-
ful. Alas! the poor old Puritan had
never seen the beauties Of Ncwbcrry; ;
be held in each county, which meet
ing shall be addressed only by candi-
| Il L.. q I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
Financial.
Observation-Disclosures
National Lead CO.

The National Lead Company, pursuant
TO resolutions of its Board of Directors,
hereby offers to those who shall be its
stockholders of record, as shown by its
books at 3 p. m. on the 10th day OF Janu-
airy, 1906, the option to subscribe for
thirty thousand 100000 shares OF one
hundred dollars (SIoo) each $4,000, ooo)
of the seven per cent. (79o) Preferred
Capital Stock of this Company, being a
part of the increased capital stock author
lied by the Company's amended Cert1tl-
cate OF Incorporation
Said Stockholders of record will be en-
titled to subscribe at par for one % share
of said increased Preferred Capital Stock
for each ten (Io) shares Of their said hold
ings of the present outstanding Capital
Stock, either Common or Preferred, OF
this Company.
Certificates evidencing stockholders
rights to subscribe will be mailed to them
as soon as practicable after the closing Of
the stock books at 3 p. m. on the 10th day
of January, 1906 together with circular
more fully describing the form of sub
scription. the right to which will expire at
3 p. m. January 25, 1906. Payment in full
at par for said stock must be made to this
company dL us SdlQ NEW OIk OIIlCt OH
or before the 3Ist day of January, 1906.
Failure to make such payment in full
within the time above limited will have
the effect of terminating the said option
as to any and all stockholders or their
assigns who fail to make such payment
ANY stock not subscribed or paid for in
accordance with the terms hereof will be
disposed of as the Directors may deter
mine Upon receipt of such payment this
Company will issue its certificates of pre-
ferred stock in their present form, ex-
changeable for certificates of preferred
stock in an amended form, now being en-
graved, when the same shall have been
completed and ready for delivery. This
amended form of certificate of stock will
contain an agreement by the Company
not to redeem any of its Preferred Stock
prior to January I, 1910. To ascertain
the stockholders entitled to make this
subscription the stock transfer books will
be closed at 3 o'clock P. m. on January 10,
1906 and reopened at 10 o'clock a. m. on
January Is, 1906.
NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY.
By I. A. COLE, President.
100 William ST, New York, December 28,
1905.
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CONDITION OF TRADE.

"'Dun's Review says:
Erratio weather and the customary dl5ncG aie
encountered in resuming normal conditions aiI yer
lengthy holiday have restricted operations IN the
ments The Situation IS relieved TO some extent by
clearance sales Of heayT@ghS weaT Ines of foo
stufs, while prices are maintained so nrly ttia
ments are promptly MADE aia IL s41.ot1 e '7aT+s
the favorable results anticipated IN some Pa .
lumber building materials open weather nnak.
ing structural work an unIsuaI Ie1 @g,ing ad
vance orders assuring activity FOR some mounts N
steal Industry idleness in 1906 only be produced
by extensive cancellation. Thus lar the ralI"ags
have had little adverse weather with Wnlcn 10 con-
above last years ard reports OF T9relgn ort
alone for the last week imports exceeded those OF
year e PTerSuS gained Financial string
encv has diminished somewhat with the distrlou-
most active railway shares rule close to the high
est point ever atfanea 3e 5 on Wednes
day and for the week there was a gam OF quo per
iesStne cities the Increase averaged III per cent
'Bradstreet's" says:
while unreasonable weather adversely. affects
retal4 te biJ fors the leading industries and
outdoor activities and facilitates railway 6rSI3I
life requess Iqr PEUs,p1 rieaTance sales are a
u nses CeeetIons North and West feel this in
4Tence likewise Bank clearings break all RECORDS
for q holiday period, rejecting heavy ena-01I-Lle
[,ear disbursements and stock speculation money
continues high the banks are Vel loaned Up S iI
call loans have eased from late very high Levels
TSeceTnIer was perhaps the best month OF 1919 Tor
+Ie railways with an indicated gam OF Z per cent
over December. 1904. Cars are in better supply on
open weather and the passing Ct the holiday rush,
HIT six months of large business IS stu III slSI
FOR the railways. Building at Ney-Ao rk ana a
few other large cities IS afIected py me NJ 15
smiths strike So far the printers strike has had
a+ber less than the expected effect Reports from
1Tr1er wheat are that the plant Is passing through
The winter season with little snow covering put
I1-ftr M more than ordinary complaint TO in
fllry There seems to be q general consensus OF
oDinion that 1866 promises exceedingly We'll IN al
lines OF trade and industry.
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s6s,mo574 IS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Amount Of debts guaranteed ana liability
thereon at the date Of this report None
Total amount of interest and commissions
received during the S3O69 OH s.
All other profits received during the 1892 81
positors during the 1741. 4os so
the year e1ciudng ss25s1 IS
Cared during tue Year c.t'-l 100000 90
When PAYABLE July sra 1905 and January
Taxes Pai@ the s @ :; @ ,zS Sc e
Number Of deposits which interest IL a.
lowed this 9-s51 - - -
Total Of such deposits, $5s 624 lib %
Average of interest deposits
which interest is paid 2S2so
Amount OF bonds and mortgages invested in -
during the IA 4O6,3S 80
received from bonds and mortgages
paid or sold during the year =. 1os94 ~ %
official communication directed by the Bank
ing Department this institution been submitted the
Board Of Directors the meeting held next after Its
receipt Yes
State of New York County Of New York.
CHARLES T BARNEY President and J. &LEAN
WALTON. Assistant Secretary OF Knckerbocker Trust
Co. located doing business No as Fifth
in the Borough Of Manhattan City Of New York, in said
county, being duly each for himself the
foregoing the SCHEDULES accompanying the
same. is ell respects. Of
his belief they further that the
the required by the banking law Chap $50.
Laws Of 1922. elsewhere; that the above
report is made compliance with official notice
ceived Superintendent Banks designating
first day Of January 1906 the day Of which such
CHAs. T BARNEY. Presiden.-
7 NJ WALTON. Asst. Secy.
severally subscribed and by both deponents
the 4th day OF January 1915 before
fSeaI OF Notary.1 PAUL H. HUDSON.
Notary Public. New York County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
UNITED COPPER COMPANY

The United Copper Company. having aside out
Of the earnings for the year 1905 the entire
amount necessary for the payment OF the regular dvt
dend preferred stock during the 1906 (6eo
amounting $1,000 00), has declared regular quar-
terIy dividend OF i q common stock. and
extra 1hco payable January 31st 1906, 10
stockholders o record January Sth, 1895.
Transfer books close January Sth 1865, at 3
O'Clock P. M and reopen February 1st. 1906 at 10
clock 4 NJ =
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DiUidend Notices.

COMMONWEALTH tFTRE) ms. co. OF NEW YORK
81 William Jan. 2 1905
THE DIRECTORS HAVE DECLARED:
DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT and an EXTRA
DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT the Capital
stock PAYABLE on demand after Jan 6, 1905;
FIVE PER CENT as Interest upon The outstanding
scrip PAYABLE on demand after Feb 90 1905;
TWENTY-FIVE PER Scrip upon the PaTtict-
patng Policies expired 1905 Certificates which will
be issued on demand after May is. 1905;
The outstanding Certificates Profits" Scrip OF the
issue Of 1901 VIII be REDEEMED and paid demand on
or after Feb 20. 1906 Further interest thereon will
cease whether presented redemption The
certificates TO be produced OF payment
ceIled
TIE stock Transfer Books VIII closed until the
sth Instant JOHN NJ DAGGETT, Secretary.
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Public Notices.

-up CRY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT, OF
TsTFs AND ASSESSMENTS MAIN oP5T.E'
a0RGIJGH OF MANHATTAN. NO csc sEo S5s
STEWART BUILDING JANgAhl o Iat-.S nv the
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN as required ~ SHS
crss+a- New YORK Charter that the 1eoAa 49,
saTbs Annual Record Of the ASSESSED - ~
Real and Personal Estate 81 tne nSnsT. and Rich
oo,,1N-.sing the City Of New York. VIII q
o.d CO.. Examination and correction On tna sccone
Monday Of J1Bg2Fy "a. .9' M NJ APRIL 1895
rrri,- the time thar the books are open 20 pvEL.o
ipspectioa application may be mace o. ~ - r.
or corporation claiming 20 be agsrle ..-,. %
assessed valuation or rear o. pe47S-~+
In Ths Borough Of Manhsttan Al the hain 0peS
OF the Department Of Taxes and Assessments w.
IN Tn Borough OF The Bronx, al thu once o. ne
pepsrtmsut Municipal Building one HaHafe1 ~
Seventy seventh Street ana Lhro IN, os.es a. the
Dspartmsat Muuiciosi Building - :. 80.
In tbs Borough o. Qurens az the oncs o. -
Department Haekstt Building JAeAN0-
Fifth street Long Island cry ,-- - -.
~ -. po-oueh Of Richmond. ut TIE ONES OF Ihs
DspeTtment Masonic Buileiag. stapleisn-
Co-poratiens in all the BsLoushs must uA-e
,,irst;sn only At the main Sfacs in tbs sefoHsH q
AppsatOns IN rslrtioa 70 The s,'5sss ~ S.r.oa
'. ..A - tbs once CT the Department. IN Ins
porouxh where such person Fesldee ana ~ Se 90
Of NONRESIDENT carving on oo1 nsns,,msat Of "a.
goraugh wher- such place Of eus.ssss . Ieos.se::
; t1ese the hours Of 10 A u and : - gg
m ss,urday whsa all applications must % Ne
betr'sn 10 A NJ ana T FR ASK A. o.DoNNEL
President;
JOHN J. BRADY
FRANK RAYMOND.
JAGES FULLY.
n MULLER
CHAS PuTZEL
sAN-L STRASB0uEGEk-
rsurx,zisstansrs sf Tsxss and Asssssaaru&n
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Our Own Interests in

the leading Industries OF idaho. Oregon and
Washington interest IN the Development OF
the rich natural resources OF that country. where
millions OF dollars be safely and most profit
ably invested Our facilities for ascertainng the
facts regarding western enterprises to
all. free OF charge. We neither handle advise
upon mining prospects; but viii be glad to fur
nish any informa ion obtaiuable from legitimate
channels concerning developed mines. Both pres
ent and intending investors may profit by com
nUncatirg with
W. p. HURLBUT s CO.
Hanover Bank Building, New York
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OFFICE OF -
,rrsN sSsFITTNG & REFINING co.

AHiE II Rroadway, N 7. City. Dec g 1900
orJARTIuaI.Y COM STOCK DIVIDEND NO, y -
THE DIRECTORS OF THE AMERICAN RIO A.!
e,.,+,,.- and Refining Company have this day deg
cl,rAd Dividend OF ONE AND TIIIsEE19o u ~ ne
CENT or the Capital STOCK OF Lls
49sl TEX Jan Is 1906 to stockholders of record
1I pSs iaG5 The Books OF the Company tor me
Dec stock will be closed three CLOCK r A4-'
Ter o. oS ial5 and will reopened Jaa 10, lsOo
Dec % l'''' go" EDWARD BRUSH. Secretary
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBscRlPpIII+IoNS 6oF "a
a T-JbTne received at their Uptown once; no I'ov@
SroadWay between 38th 37th SITS until C4os a.
regular ONCE until o'clock p M |o+bsI % Est
80 . cor 23d-st 153 9Th ave- cor lZlSSi o 80
iAtbsf 257 west 42d-st-. between ith ana otn 80.
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Diz,idend Notices.

tennessee Coal. Iron & Railroad e 90,
Hanover Bum N;evv York. December 49, lsl T2,y,
O-.pTERTy DIVIDENDS or ONE FEN
% an ~ ,or,men stock and TWO PER
nm The outstanding Preferred s'oA rsae 10
s.Ir,r.n,, have been declared psgsute 'SA' -
+oHilbni9erg OF Jany. IL 1Sgo >, 1000 and
Transfer Books WI De ei T. HOOVER. T1easursr.
oneped Feby z. lsoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY. !.

United STATES RUBBER COMPANY.
~ Broadway, New York. January 4th. 1908
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
United states Rubber Company has this day do
IareS quarterly dividend OF cent the First
Preferred Stock Gucuding all outstanding Preferred
Sf6c and quarterly dividend OF one and onehalf per
cent on the Second Preferred Stock OF TINS company from
1a05 10 Stockholders OF record at F. NJ on Monday
1sn1ar 18th 1906 payable without closing or transfer
Books, January slst 1909 1-ATs0E l. 7,reaS,r.r
THE BANK FOR SAVINGS
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK, -
2ST 9,s s8ufI sgEMT-ANNUAL Dividend.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES HAVE DE-
cared the usual interest under provision Of the
bylaws for months ending DeceIneT 5Is as to
lows: At the OF FOUR PER CENT per amy r51
asba on and after 10Th day January. 1906 The in
erst carried to credit OF depostors as principal On
January 1906 DEPOSITS made on or oelofe
4o1a Win Hi WILLIAM W. SMITH, President
CHARLES a. SHERMAN Secretary,
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COM
Four Per Cent Collateral Trust Bonds.
C,OTTPONS FROM THESE BONDS, PA1A>
- BILE bv their terms January l. 1908 at the Of
aca n The Treasurer New York. viii be paid by the
1aa1iia'' : VIM. r. DRIVER. Treasurer.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE. AND TELEGRAPH COM
DIVIDEND OF ONE AND HALE
n 73IIars nsr share and an Dividend Of Tires
Of a. Dollar per share VIII be PAID on
fa1nsrr * 1906 70 stockholders Of record AT me COS
of business SATURDAY. December o.. t' I,rs-v 70
The transfer VIII be closed 1roih Ja4'u9''
January i. I'''' D0'' WM r DRIVER. Treasurer
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UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIyIDEND No. &c

DIVIDEND No 60
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
three-fourths per the capital stock Of this
COMPANY has been declared. payable January 10 1906 at
the once Treasurer. 1S1 State street; Boston
Of record az The close or business
December 80. 1905
CHARLES A. HUBBARD. Treasurer.
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sN25e ISL. 95

s27,259 ISL %
ssIIrnIus includes undivided prohts,
SUPPLEMENTARY.
Total amount interest ana CO-'-SS' sa71 49e az
received during the year aa- Esq.,
Amount Of interest paid TO and created ao $500
Amount expenses Of the institution eu.in 15o7s1es
Amount Of dividends on capital STOCK 176oo0oo
Sla5eG dgT bg t July i5th 1905:
18th 1905 627a-1s
Taxes paid during the wear 80 ts
NJr-6ar If deposits on which interest," 70
allowed at this date, 90 20 T2T 2I2T4
Total amount of such deposlts- an
of interest on oSPOS--0 -
interest IS pald, z Bank
official communication
10, DeGar+men to this institution oeeh go i,s re-
BOARD OF Directors at the Ineetns Aeto 49,
Sept e Sevy YORK County New York IS: 7or.>
T-ITTTAN n TAYLOR VicePTesdeIt anu cSor1
III sIrer Bowling Green. I,
yoca+ed and doing business at No 70 Ia, syor
pam 10. g NeuT York in said county being ony H.
o4IIas accompanyng the same Is 5r10 az beaf and
Si .+e 70 the best of his knowedge anu I'D ,r1st
a. usual business VI
IS hos been transacted at the aIsa
ba barIing law Chap. 6S9 Laws OF + in compIiapce
tbat the above report is MAGE IN Of
FioiaI notice received from the &c ne
sanks designating the 1st day OF Janu@ 5o 1' =
~ 1sbich such report shall be nlaGe r.z,5.r+
cay a. q WILLIAM H. TAYLOR Niee-E1esi-
John A HILTON. treas t+r aenouents
severaIly subscribed and sWoTn f 70 ny NY 49,
the oth day q 1ai--0--' J.. WILKINSON,
>-..a--7 Notary Public. Kings County
LoeAi q 49, certificate Filed in NeW--Hork county.
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gosToN STOCKS.
rF,,rntsnei b. p L, Day & Co. No. 3 Nassau-st
ian 4 .
Financial Elections.

FSTA BLISHED 1854
ateda 5 a National Bank lS6o)
EE NEW YORK NATIONAL BANKING
dfah 1%-->- ASSOCIATION,
WALL STREET
NEcW YORK. December s. 1908.
,r,ryE AN-NCTTAI, ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS
i -, 81, ,II be held at the banking house. No
=, ot /, Ii Gs-ee1 On TUESDAY. January 8 1906
The polls viii be open rom t-zsS az VFY cashier
ILL., SSeV, York December 26th. 1908.
AN-NTAT, ELECTION FOR DIREC-
- TIT PLAZA BANK will be held at the Bang
LOTS btb Avenue and bsth street -.
JANUARY SlL' +0OO' 49, p II CLARKE. Cashier
2 n
-rIT NATIONAL BUTCHERS A9ZD DItoyt Els B 5ec n
rr1EF ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DlkhCl
r Of this Bank be held a. tas Rans o55aTy sts
Nos $50 and 6s5 Broadway On 4H5 : 70 NJ
1906. between the nouns % WAI II. CHASE. cashier.
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The Associated Merchants cempanys 1906

Hoboksn. y j. JaIltla5yy ~, 70 =, IIr1
prcTrTAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
A - - oo-F- QUARTER PER CENT and an
a5,,ionai quarterly dividend OF ONES s also "a
E- LENT on the First Preferred SIoS -
OH ia onartery dividend Of ONE ANp ai36 q,
PEP 40 rrR of o:SE PER CENT on the Second
g.esd Stock win paid 70 the PREFERRED ,dn
eCvonany OF January 10
eI ~ trsnsfer books will be closed AZ 81 1ane
and Teope!iso 81 AZ a 49, NOSES ELY, Secretary
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IN AnELpHIA sTocks.

.Cash ex dividend ~ per cent TCash dividend II
per cent +Cash dividend 2 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
i Nr-ibnns received their Uptown ONCE. No 1854
- between Both and 18th until o'clock p
the following branch Offices
rs-,'lar office until o'clock viz; 294 SIN
23d-st-. 1873 6th-ave, cor 12th-st- 81 East
ISthst; 2sT West AID St. between tth and sth avsa