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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-29
LABORS To GIVE IMPRESSION
OCCUPATION IS TEMPORARY
As Far As Possible All Actions Will Conform to Cuban Con-
Standardization Will Be Called Later

Time Report
the
Expedi-
BE Arranged
Pons-Fis OF Be
Promo
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-29
FAIR CLOSES
THIS EVENING
Splendid MuzicaI Program,
GoodfeIlowshio at High Tide,
and a MaSkt Ball.
SPLENDID LIST PREMIUMS
MORROW COUNTY EXHIBITS.

Promise Made by the Management
That the Order and Decorum at the
Sacred Concert Tomorrow Evening
Shall BE First st-Class-LOcal Admir-
erers, Prominently the Eagles, VIII
Tonight Present De Caprio With a
Silver Cup In Partial Recognition of
His Labors Here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-29
S1,000.OOO Damage.

Washington, Sept. 29-The war de-
partment estimates that a damage of
$l,OOO,0O was sustained at Pensacola
by the storm.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-29

Chicago, Sept. 29.-The Marathon
race scheduled this afternoon, is
postponed until Monday on account
of rain.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-29

By royal decree Of Queen An
ma ]. every man and women
within the city of Pendleton is
commanded to pass thru the
gates OF the fair pavilion to-
night, and orders have been
glveu that all who fail to COM
ply shal be tried for high trea-
son IN the police court Monday
morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-29
Great Gale at Hongkong.

Hongkong, Sept. ga great gale
last night. Shipping had been warm
ed and escaped.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-29

Oakland, Sept. 29.-Portland 4, sar
Francisco /.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-29

Fresno, Sept. 29.-seatte 10, Fres'
no 2.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-29
Baseball Scores.

Los Angeles, Sept. 29.-Los Ange-
les /, Oakland 3.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-29
WILL WORK NON-UNIoN MEN
Longshoremen Threaten to Strike ii
Sympathy.

Portland, Sept. 29.-The graindeal-
ers announce they expect to have a
full corps of non-union men Monday.
The longshoremen threaten to strike
in sympathy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-29

couver barracks, and two companies
of engineers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-29
WANT S25O,OOO.
To Spend i'm War on Anti-I.abor Can.
didates.

Chicago, Sept. 29.-Gompers and
Mitchell will ask the labor unions to
contribute s25O,OOO to aid in political
fights this fall.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-29

Waltz-!'L'amoure DLanima," De
Caprlo.
Selection-"The Storks," Chopin.
March-"Yankee Grit" Hlsman.
Another Stock Parade.
This forenoon another stock pa
rade was held and as on previous
occasions, the procession caused Main
street to be lined with spectators.
John HALEY, jr., served as marshal
of the parade while Deputy United
States Marshal Glenn Bushee mount
ed upon Frank Frazier's fine black
stallion, had charge OF the rear. With
the. band in the lead and followed by
the horses, cattle and Shetland ponies
on exhibit, the procession formed a
line many blocks in length.
Linsner Wins Honors.
OF the Umatilla county people who
have participated in the fair no one
has made a better showing than has
George Linsner, of Nye, with his band
of Herefords. They have We'd success
fully with the Morrow county band
in point Of interest, and those who
back the Hereford breed against the
world have been proud of Mr.. Lins-
ner's showing.
One of the most satisfactory things
in connection with the Minor and
Linsner stock is the fact that all of
the cattle are natives of Umatilla or
Morrow counties, tho their ancestors
were imported stock.
wedding Was Success.
Last evening the fair pavilion was
crowded as never before, hundreds
having come out to see the public
| wedding promist by the management.
| When $3.50 arrived the necessary
couple had not yet been secured and
Col. ]. H. Raley announct that the
ceremony would be postponed until
$3.50.
Shortly before 10 o'clock II was an
-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-29
JANUARY AND MAY.
Multi-NIilionaire VIII Marry His Stem
Ographer.

Milwaukee, Sept. 29.-Edward C.
Wall, aged SO, a ulti-millionaire and
member of the democratic national
committee, and for two years a wild
over, this morning announct his en-
gagement to Martha Arndt, aged 26
formerly his stenographer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-29

Attention is cheerfully called to
the excellent fall advertisements
carried in the East Oregonian. You
can save money by reading them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-29

Sextet from Lucia, Donizetti.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-29

Fair this afternoon and tonight;
Sunday increasing cloudIness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13
OTHER mARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

chicago SEPT r,F;77Teceipts. 1900 head:
. 81 T56SR -. COWS. 81 1o4St -: heifers s. Cla
81 ~ bulls 81 25GS4 30 calves SgSS s.ockeEs ana feel
e. ~ ,r,ng choice 20 prime heavy SO 2OaS6 30. ne
sithaS 70 Rrn-v sfIS8 70. butcher weights Sc 25a
81 80 80 10 choice heavy mixed s6gs6 d packing
- - go. El.ISe 90 SIIEEP-Recei-ts dOi
:" y ~ = 80 steady. others weak; sheep 81 e-f
seay IaIir-. s5 7aass 90 lambs. Sc so1SS 20.
Cincnit "a ~ COMMON 3 t5qs5 s. CATTLE stsaly
0ers - sVu ," 1...rs G0aS1 So common seT So .o'
iaIT 70 80 an 81 7JGS4 - LAMRS easy a. s. 25Ss
SHELF t'f.-lt cattle slow IA.
East Buus1 80 q chipping S57S6 So butchers "a u
-. NJ Recep-sA - head ssiiye and ac higher
81 s. hass 70 go 81 sS6 20 mixed s. sOG So -.
YoIkrfs - IN = NIfsIleceipts. 1890 head. active
nj steady an ,hanEe4 81. ---r &. He-e,p- Il 900 80
h1h Hs,-s 20 southorus. market steady TOP 90 rs
&c., - 6-ers@d beef sfeera - o'rAH 30 fair
choice -eIsa ~ western lei steers ~ 1905 ~
,foe--s ara fesisrs 81 togs+ ~ ,,y CO... >! 20
I.i-,-, So Fss IN - e. n - 10 ealVs' sass
HCGs.tef Iis 800 gu "a 1885 2:i3; heavy SG1SB rs
,.r so lO4Ss q plss AID nsaI 20 1'aso =. SHEEP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

rEv telegraph 10 The Tribune
Chicago. Sept. I2-Speculative markets to-day were
once more favorable the recently punished bulls
II was as between wheat. corn and oats. another
instance Of the end OF the tail wasging the dog
At the close. wheat. being hard to move by such
forces. was only from unchanged 20 lee higher,
from ssaiac up and oats had from 9sa9sc added
TO the previous days prices. Provisions likewise
were firm ana made further slight improvement
with the assistance Of the packers
The market for wheat firm at the opening
the strength OF the grains revtving specua-
tive excitement IN wheat. The sharp falling of in
quantity OF wheat received in the Northwest was
another incentive to bullish sentiment. Trade. how
ever. was light. the feature being covering by
smaller shorts Local receipts were 80 cars. with
g. cars estimated for tomorrow. December wheat
opened At 77sd72c sold at ss 7l7sc up 20 72i48I2ssc
and 7zi4c was the price al noon
The corn market still felt the effects or the
strength In oats. II was firm. and commission
houses took fair quantities OF the cereal FOR De
cember and May deliveries. The buying was In line
with the bullish feeling dominating the cat trade
There much difference OF opinion regarding the
increment IN different sections. Local receipts were
34l ears. with 460 estimated for tomorrow. In
the forenoon September corn sold from 4si4o 10
<s7sc: May. from 427se 10 43Ac.
The early trade in oats characterized BY a
sharp advance IN prices. accompanied by active
speculation. Many OF those who sold for delivery
this month will have difficulty in obtaining enough
stani lard cats TO MI contracts. as the grain no."
coming IN Is OF poor quality There speculative
buying of May. Local receipts were 107 cars. with
Is5 cars estimated for tomorrow. Cash demand
was good with high premiums paid for choice
grades MAY oats sold from S57sc Up S4sc 20 S4lc
Provisions were quiet and shade hrmer on the
advance some OF the mailer holders were Inclined
PROFITS and this caused partial loss or me
early gain. January pork sold from So s.l7 up 70
s12 s7t. OF 10 sl2 s. ard reacted So - January
lard opened al 81 67l sold up s. 72ia. on 70 9 90
ana January ribs sold from s. ga up TO 50 20 on 10
Urln
Hog receipts we're 27OOO head. and prices at the
yards were steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13
EXPORTS
CASH Quotations.
.rnreaI Market REPORT.

-cew YORK September y, lsO5
~. coffee market vas quiet 80 leE a.
W. -, ssIes for ne day being only q -
rllaae y. --re movement Vas quite VIDE lAa .LtsT
~ 1-...-sv al UNCHANGED prioea 70 oeeine 2. .
r--cs -. l!rtle on hush crop neNes re haI-
SIS 49, Il 4 net dec,ine o. lb4-0 p2lnts J ne
u .ll - "a cables ron EaSre, contrAolctlns ne
iEn 1900 fhe previous day % TIE e1ect WAX
r1s 100 rart OF the valor!2a ion loa1, Whle N
81 20 .hsre vas ar impression ttat Some rouse
= ~ al rrftats reports q gaia n BraEl4, AlasLe
- go a. Rio cabled that TIE next crop seemed
~ - h earger owing 70 he proloilsed orostl,
g y 49,. vss no sign q tie covering. plt many
a. ~ s.isvs that rain might relsye the stust.on
- 49, Eond october f5uerilg. ana this cable
! ~ ..,--siv ftfe Influence On TIE Market wflch
u 49, .bsence q continued support from ne trade
r...- -, ave recently been heavy buyers ana the
-s,- q sIne o. yesterdays bgyeEs o. Faloisat!oa
11s s.-s tteir holdings TIE big receipts are beiag
III -. IA az SIDES. ana reaching nearly recoro-
g. sr-rss are supposed % reject ether ven
49, ~ ire cHcp o. verT aarEe pTroNctlQn
~ - r. sevsiop-neuts is oo1seeree Al uafaFoTehls
t-E =, - ir-raesiats future az me uarAeL Re-
81 !. no rorfs were ZOE 600 hass, against TOO
err - Tlnsahy reoeipts were - 900 bags, aeninst
az - "a Havre closed Unchanged 20 : trsno
81 II FsubuTg vas = PIG higher. Ins n4rket 10
~ - VS. e. e. with quotations ranging FROM eso
ssy. 2 :. s5ntrsc, ri,ss n the local market to-day
f.et.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, sept. 12-Closing: wHEAT-spot dull: No
Western winter IS Grad futures dull: September.
Gs I'D December. IS sd. CORN-Spot steady: Anerf-
can mixed new As esd DO DID, as load: futures dulli
September nominal. December IS 5iad January.
4 sd FLOJP-St Louis fancy winter steady
HOPS IN London Pacific Coast quiet. e. 1osqs4 15s
BEEF quiet: India 66s 80 PORK quiet
prime mess. Western, SIS Ga HAMS-short cut. IA .
lf -. quiet a SIS BACON quiet. Cumberland 20
n CJ-TSIEATS-Short rib. 16 70 "a m SIS 80
mIades light. Is 70 "a 10 SIS Cd; do heavy.
53s short clear backs. 10 to - n AIS Sd
clear bellies 4to l6 n steady az SIS CD shoulders.
square II o. II n. 31s 6d. IARD-Prme West
quiet az As Cd American refined IN pals
firm az 45s ca BUTTER steady; finest United states.
ass good do CHEESE strong American finest
white SOS colored COS 90. TALLOWPrirne city
firm at PCS 81. URPENTINE-Spirits dun 46s cd
ROSIN-CornmOn steady. 0s I'D. PETROLECN-Re-
fined quiet 6+sd. LISSEED OH. Gull az eos Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13

.--0N-The cotton market vas quiet ard narrow
- -lA fluctuations irregular and the close y
- trhsf on september. but generally 1Q4 points
=. 80 were estimated 80 90 hales TIE OPEN
II -. ,sssr a. decline q ofs p,!nts IN response
!, NJ ssbss sne he favorable impression crestee BY
=. az Usathsr rap L1cal professionals seemed 70
Il =, - c1ire srealy On tho cali but there wa q scat
49, is-srs through houses with southern con-
-. ~ ,ta market stes SLED during the middle
- ~ ~ Western belt forecast calling sor showers
=. r-.r weather that section. Prices ar one time
~ /, M a net ADVANCE ~ 20 Vorts. but ease5
= 'r. ne close under realizing by SINE q IRE early
l.rrT t-s ! renewal q bear pressure VITA We ina.
~ sry s,ssiy aza al months except September were
rftr a POINT q two q lie l0ves- September was
nrf-si al taT ard he advance On fhzt p-stiCa vas
81 rs.sr.e5 particularly significant There was not
rs Fr- news chs uable Liverpool reported offerings
n-t.a n slra1atc1 q the decline q lf2 points IN
ts' ns-se Wass or sdyGncs q point had been sN-
rsfsl t1 as, Tsp1utd q good 6euHre from Epiune-s
an me Englsh SPOT sal- were Z o0g hales. A6rices
from re startc Indicated more liberal receipts
e. small Interior tsEns tre of rhe local authori-
t-s agrng ssg,-zbsr movement equal 20 that
q, ar year slhUsA as view has rot been generally
t,-sp,st Southern 30 markets were generally IN
charre8
~ Hass {, ssa,z= proes n re kosl market to
c1r urr fTHUr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13
!. a.s. {, sss,s= r-o.s 81 TIE local nsrRs, to

~ - Hlkst t1r spot cotton was quiet. WITH prices
49, " u'ilitr Gulf Southern spot markets were
80 - t.l'Es Galveston steady. unchanged a.
-, = Z. 80 hales. savsnnah quiet gr changed ~
Z i'us u1e sn.ssnrs5 81 (. 1,Ir,i. s-e5 . M,
80 Ae' 4 hales. Estimated rece.rts az leading
IA - 10Y. AZ Houston, 8 500 10 1880 against
by. lEaar scr last pr.sk ans = re last ,ear al
n y. -, ~ o -o1 against Z s58 last week and
-. AesaHFs special Liverpool cables. SPOT cotton
- "a - ss,s 1000 bales. speculation ana ex-
- lsns 55le. F,turss arenea cii,ef ~ ,,75,ts
~, -. earsy steady az a net decline = llsa3
- snasT ags5 Nove-,L.. r,s.-..' 60 -, -
~ g., Aset; Jaruary- Febr,larv "a. Fsbr-sr,--
l1-'-rt Er-i-. -Al-il 5000. AprIl-May. ? 0id.
r--s go. % sene-Iuly 5os1 Mar hester-Yarn
3 =. s s. NsAL-B Business the four market to-
E.- r,--es. N4lt sales confined % kansas aights
Nan Pa. slilng s'ralghts 81 seeks and spring
s--g r,s-.. s.eefF and unchanged We Cu1-e
- ia,ssfs S. 7srSt Ia -, stI5.g-ss sFs5 ~;
SEA pTF , - s logSs q. ana extra 10 ? Sinter
- Sc g ,sn-y. s. s6as4 r68,,,ryss az q' - -
ss,r ts5,ss. = 'o.lS- -. az 20 brand BAG MEAL
"a. s--. ss- y FEED-wes,ern barely stes5S, eity
- q, - ,Hees.ern spring. SIS -. ztandar5 mid
~ Al - u ~ ID SACKS. fou- G. So IS rs 80
uir- eslisnter shipment. ct-v mr. ga -, so
g 81 ~ go 1g 81 gs25. red COP So Sos h6niDvy
a1,S-g.i-SE- q sa.zs. al meal so s5gss,
~ us-s - - I'M fences work N TIE srasn
-ss- - go as no promote acrtfrv ona v-ar- ~
q 49,. pr ne markets al over tie -o5-T--. r,,rs5
- r great --s1Fe i- values 7-s-. Z;,s . ne,
~ ~ ~. s.e.ef Nes' - the Mssiss.pp! % coax
,,.ting M, .-.,i..3 s.ele1 winter wheat. There
- ns-.., s Ar-1n,al tsatea thst The IaveTpoo,
~ sssr .. - r -lea On American cablss. eases
1y 7, ,.s' =. selling vas Vel ahsorbsd TSs Esre
'',f Va, ny N. efleei report q septembsr
sls' I. Nss'her reports a. WEI. ~. es. -- Se
RTE -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13

DO Jersey s snt Mehszn. psr dozen stalks isqsoe;
beI coxen stalks t0g2hc: CAULIFlOWEHS.
a. - a per bbl s5efs2 Is; 90 state per Dbl sfes6:
sIass1 10, - oo sass; EGGPIsANrS. Jersey, per Dbl
PET = Dol basket. bGGT5c: do box 4op
siSsi n. a. Ns state and nearby potato Per BASKET
~ 4 ~ nseTo potato. Per bag s5cu&l ~: co nat
TIrcS s ,, basket T5cesi % do yer bag Socasis ~.
Per = Dbl basket coclS1 10 do per --co1eh
- 40 ~ ONIONS. Cennecout and Eastern white
orange County white per bar 81 50aS3: do yellow. s1g
20; 90 red T5e0si %: DO state western. white
~ doc Sl so; DO Pennsylvania and jersey yellow
s bs 5Segsi Is: DO Long Issnd and Jsrsey REQ
OD ~ oooSZ DO yellow, 81 6ods2 b0 90 JeIs-5.
81 We ReE basket 7seQsl q DO snail Pssei - zog
Dbl Ioc PARSLEY. per 100 punches 55cGsl; PEPPERS
Jersey red per Dbl s1GSl 80; do green .ocQSl 90 PEI
= DOL basket, 4g96Oc: do per box 25utuc: 81 NM
BEANS state. green and per basket 5eISo % per
6eg. n0ao5c; do nearby. basket or rag CVg1SSI;
uAsH Hubbard Dbl 81 DO msTToE per 99t Sg
81; 90 yellow. crooknsck ana white 5OWIoej IeaAIosc
uprvsr sad state bush basket sO9IOc: 90 nseroI;
per box 358d5c: do per small peach basket 1DSoe ~
per carrier 40de0o: 'TTRNTPS white per 100 81 go
81 go do Jertsy. rutabaga per bbl 6ogT5c do Canada
rutabaga. SlGS1 Il nj
MILK AND CREAM-The Exchange price OF ml M.
raised September IL 20 80 a quart net 10 Lho
shipper IN the 2ec rene effective September u Ihs
receipts milk and in @O-cuaTt cans tor 'hs
week ended September follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13

HAY AND srRAw-HAY-The rain checked rnucn q
Tire mdweek business. Prices. however. martained fn
late upper qualities, but easy feelins ioI
lower qualities is noted. Receipts for the week 90 o
bear heavily Upon supply situation Supplies to te
week Gate ran below came last week and this n
favor OF good qualities. Prime and No. wanted we
quotes Prime large bales, Per 100 10. 81 No J. boo
No soashe; No 3. 70sT6c; shippin. ecg1oei clover
mixed, T0ffSOc: DO clear, nominal BIHAW-SoIiFa
with last light receipts have given the marcy
firm but advance tbs late revision
Ouoted prime long rye 6O9TOc Receipts Of hay
straw tons reported Produce Exchange ~
to-day: Hudson River Railroad $50; Erie. 800;
Pennsylvania 20: Delaware Lackawanna western 60
Iehigh Valley 500: Baltimore & Ohio. 20; OntS1o
Western, 90; river boats i<O canal boats 91 total 2ls
-. $1,000, - 49, 70 49, 60 =, Tvs.S 40 tons:
last week roo Exports Of IN bales. for The
Porto Rice lo5 Havana. 2OS3; Cuba. 200 Trinidad. 10;
total 4 225 bales
Toledo. sept. 12-cOvERsEED-Cash October and
December. 81 S7ia. TIMOTHY. 81 60 ALSIKES 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13
Proposals.
BOND SALE.
City of New Rochelle. -. Y.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVE


City of New Rochelle. ~. Y
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
BY the undersigned until Tuesday evening September
18th 1905 eight o'clock FOR the purchase OF all any
par a $500 registered cent Street Improvement
Bonds series o. 1909 q said CITY OF $1,000 each. dated
September 1st 1906 and maturing on the
LIST day Of September 1905 and (2l bonds annually
thereafter. commencing September 1st 1909.
Interest payable sen1i-anCually the LIST Sep
tefer and March. principal and interest payable the
Office OF the City Treasurer.
Each proposal be accompanied by certified cheek
Incorporated hank trust IN the State %
New York $4,000. payable the order the City
Treasurer OF the CITY OF New Rochelle.
Bonds will be engraved under the supervision and
certified their genuineness by the United
Mortgage and Trust Company.
The legality OF these bonds will be approved BY J H
Caldwell. ESQ whose opinion % Legality viii
nshed 20 the purchaser.
No bid Of less than par value OF the bonds
sidered. Bidders the printed form proposal
furnished the undersigned Accrued interest paid
by the purchaser and delivery viii be once
Of the City Treasurer In New Rochelle the 26th day Of
September. 1905
Dated. New Rochelle y. Y August 2qJh. 1903
CHARLES KANMERMEYER. city Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13

Receipts. 1900 head market steady weak: lambs
s. 5Q$7 90 fed and yearings 81 500 IS 60 West
yea-Iings IS 2pds5 So Western sheep 81 2aS5 90
stoCkers and feeders. 50 5GGS5 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Herman strauss William r Hockey. susan "a Iuthilh
Pelham Operating Conp auy, torncia r. smith. Jo
sen1 Hanijev James y. Carples and Henry j. keyser.
Dtf---fanfs summons Trial desired New
-.-.nry 10 tha above-named Defendants;
bv s,rnroneI the complaint In this
s.r,-- oc your the Plainfids
nss within twenty DAYS after he service % this
,5n4 o. the day n service, ant IN OF
vot,r failure appear. answer. Judgment viii %
taken against you oy default for the relief demanded
the Complain
PAID New York June 21st tooG
CARRrNGTON a PIERCE
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys.
Post1ace address and once 40 go broadway. Borough
~ Manhattan. New York city
T., Herman strauss Cornella smith
o. thern. The summons is
publication pursuant % an order % The Hon EisaT A.
Sseucer Justice of the supreme Court 81 the stats
az New York dated August i3th. 1905. and fled
the complaint n the Office o. CerS Of the county %
New York. the county Courthouse, il the Borough
u the cry % New Ynrs. the 18th day
August i1od
Dated York August 18Th. 1908
CARRINGTON q PIERCE.
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys.
CnIcs ana pOst0fcs address, 200 Broadway B0rouxa
of Manhattan. New XorG CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13

Crs-i-r M Tes-er-
---- A-cse CaV
..--. -sg-e ~ 80 go
---. 50. e6E 800 lss 7qra
- s2A
... S SSS @s ses ass 20.
.'--. tla 5lH

- Ak ----.a IN market vas -.-r..--.s -.
~ - narss. e--- az 400 and flfures al 49, 10
~ - 81 ~ N-s quiet Win c.rr-r|--..
~ e'1rsr vs. ~ llsae Tri0e IND atm f-.ls-se
So q-0's1 al $3.50 lover in the ErF ~ r-a-..r
~. 80 49, - - fi and flrur.- i. - 49,
49, y 81. s,s..--is sfllr win lake glo-.F 81
90 Lad 49, 81 lesSgi9e and csr,.rs a.
-, fErs .ra,S .- - 'naIlei ls Grm U.fr $3.50, ~
- AZ l.r- 20 hf. flo inside rr.-s f.i-- -
- Nss .ee4-.,ef vas un-laUEcd af ~ IL Il
49, 49, 80 .'-ily win SPOT olrfes =, 4 ~
=, f.-atsv oss,.- u ne E-nE sl uarI.efF y-ftf
49, Ln-sr- .' - - and ,lstrisrf ---.-.- 49,
y ~ alr-rsir d. act was tu-taure1 ~ =
49, ne.ufrs... AZ So tn0s-s Ifs rrsrl =
,.-nssa an. ei se.lt yesterday 49,
,l''i-- tt --lfe9 = secs ARE quoted a. forr--..
y 49,. - s-srf..- ''iotsr ana Na,e-al.r sr.-.-,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13
OFFICE OF
ViRGiNia-CARoLINA CHEMICAL COMPANY,

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE s sT. PAUL RAILROAD
COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders % this company the election OF ireotor.
and for transaction OF other business OF Company
VIII be held az the ONCE q the Company. City
her 29th. 1909
The transfer books will b. closed on Wednesday tbs
18Th OF august and reopened the 1st OF October next
July 26th 1903
ROSWELL. MILLER. Chairman Of The Board
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Teachers,

SPANISH carefully taught Lessons private class;
- pupils my residence. Professor PRCNERA- ia
". 10Th 81.
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AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY,
800 CoumuniDzw Ave.
Jersey City. n. J.

ssDtsrnoer u. 1905.
a 1 A MEETING OE THE DIRECTORS OF
a. THIS Company hsid io-csy. a dividend OF and
tobe- TO- 1909 deolare upon the prstees .toc o.
record October TO- 1903, - -
Of Per cent $50 upcn tn cornnron stoc1 81 ts Con-
Pany payabls October Is SOD stochodsrs OF REGARD
MORRIS VI. SMITH, Trsasur~r.
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Dividend Notices.
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY

quarterly dividend Of th-essourrhs Der cent
on the capital OF Company bse-
paynoie October Is. 1900 az the Office
lSl State Street. Boston, Mass stockholders OF record
az the close OF business September Is 1905
CHARLES A. HUBBARD, Treasurer
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Lac Schools.
School Agency.

School Agency.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCx
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GOvarusssss etc
Colleges schools and families. Apply TO
Mrs. 81. J. YOCNG-FULTON. % Union SQUARE.
YyEACHERS WANTED.-Gentlsnnan: SPECIALIST IN Er--
Mathematics Chemistry and PHYSICS for
schools city French and boys boarding
school French ana German for High school Also sew
eral other SUPERIOR teachers f2 st class schools Apply
Tsachsrs' Agency. % Union square. New York..
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sLoss SHEFFIELD STEEL s IRON COMPANY.
birmingham Alabama.
TT'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS Conf
pany have this day declared a ssni-annuai dividend
o. Two AND ONE-HALF PER CENT. 2tsg0 en tbs
T95iaSn stock out OF the ssrnins payable oct0osr let
hork 70 stocAholders OF record az thres p IL September
1th 1870 at the Office Of the Central Trust Company OF
Rev YORK, transfer agent. Books closs p n,
September I7th, 1905. and reopen October %, 1908
FRED c. RANDALL, Assistant Secretary
New York. September 18th. 1903