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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-28
HEDGE is BEREAvED,

First District consressman,s Son Pass.
es Away.
Special to Times Republican.
Burlington. aMrch 2S.-Henry Lor-
aine Hedge, aged 81. the youngest son
of Congressman Thomas Hedge, died
suddenly yesterday of typhoid pneu-
monia. His parents are in Washing
ton, but will arrive here today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-28
JOHN PETERSON DEAD.

He Was Hurt in the Recent Burlington
Wreck at Lockridge.
Burlington, March 2S.-John Peter
son, of West Burlington, victim of the
recent Burlington wreck at Lockridge,
died Yesterday from his injuries.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-28
20 You Want to Know
What You Swallow 2

,r,,,, q; orow;no sentiment in this
ane.e Is 81 s,o ~ nss,,,'1mNrs nF Known
counuIy III iMVoT " n LEI atra III that one
w ~ Z torest IN tho 1ompo
sit;n,ot that which he or abe Is expected
81 s,.,a " ,vhathar H. Ia food drink OF
" swallp"' "iooiie1 ~ " AoN>-'
medicine. s,s,s,+;o,
Recognizing TINS growing 9lspo tisaod
on the Ioar1 of the public, and SATISFIED
that the fullest publicity can only add to
the well-earned reputation OF his medl-
cines, DR.. r. v. Pierce, OF Buffalo, N. 4,
has wtaken time by tho forelock," as u
were ard is publishing broadcast a list
~ oil the ;nrredients entering into his
inaS;nn ,,oa;einos 'tha aIioldcn Medical
1Saulue a.uiolneS, w No. in,,innrntor
discovery inc popuiaI NV. .e NV ln.,.t
g ); ] # !
stomach tonic, blood puTineI anu heal'
regulator; also of his "Favorite PreScrlp-
tom for weak, over worked, broken-
down nnrvnnS and invalid women.
rr,.;s III, w., n,.sta s,,,,l,o, r,ovemant on
Ahis noio anu oHsrslohIv,l nv, Nv .I,',s,o,
the part OF Ir. flerEei mas. oy smu a;mags
exactly what ms Weil.knoWn ile..lsinIS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-28

Some four years ago suffering from impure blood
and general rundown condition the system had no
Appetite losing in flesh and an agone tired feeling
feel miserable. 1began the 8. s.,
taking several bottles my skin of
all eruptions and took rudy, healthy glow that
that blood had been restored normal
healthy condition Ny appetite restored and could
eat anything put before me- and as aimed my
worried much, disappeared. and was once again
my old self. VICTOR STUBBINS.
Cor Barthman q Washington AYES. Columbus, Ohio
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
From FRIDAYS Daily

From Fridays Daily
The flag race was WON by Bemidii
in 81 seconds
NeIs Backstrona. of AIVarado. Was d
Warren visistor yesterday
Warren Won the ball game with
Thief River Falls this afternoon
With d score of to 5.
Mckihhen. of HaIIock, WON the HOO
ward dash over, Norton. OF BenijI-
The race WIS for d purse of $50
Theo. Moulton- the mayor OF
March, is visitor IN town.
Mayor Grumpy and family of Thief
River are guests of the city to-day
Jaw RaIston and wife of Thief RiV.
er are Warren visitors. They are, the
guests of r. D. RaIston, captain Oh
/ Warren's running team
/ Messrs. O. h. Hanson and G.. E.
Gillespie accompanied by Misses
SIevrlfng and MiekeIsone drove down
| from Stephen this morning to take IL
the last day of the tournament.
T. D. Henry, starter of the hors'
races. warren certainly has thu
fastest track in the Northwest.
/ believe the track to be fully six sec
onds faster than amy track l know
of In the Northwest. ~
/ MIR. Woodward. from BemidiI, safe
/ to- q Sheaf Reporter, We ALL are hav
I inc a fine time here. Everything
that COULD be done has been dome ant
we will return home with WARN
/ feeling for Warren You eertaIn..
have cracaeriiaek of town hsre- 9
/ Licenses to- wed have been Essues
/ to John A.. Vlnquist and Annie Bar
tells. ELLIOT G.. FoIstad and Petra z
Hamstad, Peder Alfred Elseth ami
Clara Andeen. Wallace e. Edward
and Emma PauIsun. Samuel Olsul
land Carrie Hanson, Ignacy Bsnk
and Victoria RFbatsM-
Frank Cameron, catcher of Argyle
ball team, of Minneapolis. M1nn.
Say you fellows certainly have got
fine park up here. There IS n0thInss
In the twin cities that cam equal i
for natural beauty Y
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
John s.. Lund Has Passed AWAY.


john e. Lund dfed at his home I'M
this city shortly before two o'clock
ON FRIDAY Afternoon June %, Ia06-
He had been sufferer with ennSump-
tion during the past two az three
years and his end was not uneIpee-
ted Ne. LEnd WAS bern at Carver
MInn-, Get. % Iasd6d, hence was at the
time of his death 40 years and 8
months old He came to Warren
3oYer 20 years ago. and with the e1-
acepUion of two OF three years at the
beginning, aas resided here eontIn-
uausIy, being engaged most of tEe
tTme as foreman I'M the Warren brick
Evard- He was united I'M marriage tic
Miss AmaTa Ostrum I'M this city Dec.
2s. 1896. To this union tive children
have been born. of whom four are
living. namely WaIfrid, Clifford Ha'
eel and lambert. who n0w E0gethel
with the mother MOUTH the deaIf
Loft the father and breadWInneF OF thu
family An aged mother OF deceased
residing at Carver Mimi and MANY
EreIa6Ives and friends here and else
where also noUrn mis- death
Mr. Lund was d member OF TIT
Warren Fire department. the nHem
beers of which attended in body hI
funeral which was held from Eh'
Swedish Lutheran church, at. 81
Io'clock on Sunday afternoon, the pal
bearers also being chosen from anHon'
1.-The tiremen- Rev J. A. Martsol
conducted the funeral service. and
large number of friends escorted TIN
remains to- the last resting place L
Greenwood cemetery
I To the bereaVed family this COM
immunity extends it's heartfelt sEmpa
thy in their affection
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05

L. T.. Bennett. OF HaII0cE. CAME
down last evening to take I'M the
dance.
Carl Hanson. of New Solun1,, is Off
C iHtifng as deputy clerk OF court at
the present, tenn
a. S. Newconh came down from
HaIIock last night, to take In the last
day of the tournament
The band concert gIven last eve
ming by the Warren band was very
we'll attended and greatly -enioEed
by all
| BiIIiga BTIieIter till och fran sVer1
|. fae. Norge. Danmark och Finland.
|. Swedish American State Bank, War:
rem. Mimi
| Magnus GrondahI. of RTngbo. came
Yesterday to attend to- business at
tine COUNTY seat and see the Eourna
ment.
| Peter SWANSON. the AIVar3d0 fBrn'
Her. had the misfortune to have hi:
foot stepped ON by d horse and hae
to come in to see the doctor about 1t
Oscar and joe Hidden VictOr Pet
hersun. Dam N0rdstrun-. Pete MesiaaI
and Miss Elite levers OF OSLO. car1s
I'M to take IN the dance last, evening
I Miss Lgcan- of Crookston, Mis-
Beaver. of Brainerd and Miss Leltard
Lot Minneapolis are guests AT tilt
home of Miss Dora HoleOnlb. OF -thI
lefty
The Misses Agnes and Nancy John
Eson of Kennedy, and Gunnarsou ans
Brown OF HaIIoea,, have been guest
lat the home of County Auditor Mal
berg this week
The police force chased several sus
uieious characters ont OF town yes
Eterday. Considering the Dig crow
, that, has been here there have bee
h1rr few of the criminal classes here
John HaIvorson,, of New solunl. L
T. SinkIer, of BIoon1er- O. 2. DFrud
of West Valley William Rickells.
: Wanger. Charley Hunt. OF AIn1a an
lis. S. HOLDEN. of Moose River, are I
town to-day
Pfckpockets entered rOom at th
Lyons House. night before last
# | where seven men were sleeping
ETnree of the men were robbed {
about. $50 in money and q watcf
The thief also exchanged his old pa
: of shoes for a new patent leather pa
Bought the day before
Fl you WANT to pay up your ral
road contract to- get deed. or rene
;. an old loan for better TERMS, OF mail
: "a new loan. Bank of Warren wal
to- know 1T. so they can inform Ye
Iof their low rates.
ell BUGGTIES. We have a large roon
I Concord buggy. built to our speci
: order. This is one of the strunge
y single buggiss made and Will stat
the roughest work POWELL. Wot
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05

a hicYcIe has been r0und InquIEe
of Emil TorneIT ait Duluth elevation
e. Farsberg- of Thief EIver Falls, !
is over for a visit with his daughter,
Mrs John Nichols, Of MeCrsa-
H. c. Hanson, Of Viking is one OF
those who united business and pleas
Iure during bis visit to- Warren this
week.
T. 2. Farsherg and family OF
Thief River Falls. are guests at the
home of John Nichols, of McCrea,
this wreck
Mrs VI MTIITgan of Crooksuon
and Mrs. Ellsworth Baker OF
Spring Grove are visiting at the
/ horne OF H l.. Wood-
Leonard Peterson superintendent
OF the IIghh and power station at
Theft River Falls. and family spent
/ yesterday III the city
/ Mr. and Mrs H- E. Elfrink., Who
/ We're AMONG the hrst5 settlers Id EoWn
Hof RIuomer. drove In yesterday moln-
t ing to take TN the tournament
/ Found A SUM OF money between
the RocEsaWay TENT, and the Grsar
i Northern side, track. Loser caI
EappIy at, Sheaf office for particulars.
4 Mrs.. H. E.. Nussey and daughter,
Miss Lillian. and the Misses Leesa
and Emily LaHIn. were anong une
visitors from Thief River Falls yes
Etertiay~
L Alfred and Frank g. Johnson An
drew Pearson and E. BYsrrunn art
annong the Vega young people Whs
have had their families in to see tilt
tournament.
Rev. 4. Mattsun. of BEainsru. az
rived in the city yesterday -nornin'
and will spend a..few days on his wa
home from Roseau- He will preae'
in the Swedish Luuh church in thI
= cfty to-morrow forenoon
I Louis S. Olson and daughter, My7
p tile. arrived from Moorflead yesterda
, morning for d visit at the home c
liz. L.. Olson In MeCTea- John Olson
i another SON of J. L. Olson Is ais
here from Moorhead for d visit TIL:
: week
Judge GrindeIand proved hInnse
y | to be champion d0dger the Lax
U day of..the tournament The WAY L
f ducked under the stream .of WATT
: Crookston threw at him was d Cal
y uion. We think the WARREN ted
II should have used him =. In-the.-fa
S race r=-Hz=
= John E.. Lund died at his home
e this city shortly before. two o'clot
T. Yesterday afternoon He had been
1G sufferer with consumption for yea
and his end was not uneXpecte
g The funeral will be held from IL
? Swedish Lutheran church tR-n0Eru
y afternoon at $50 o'clock
Ell Holm Role and wife Of Warrento
Il are back from Y Virginia. They vi
= tied Richmond, Newport News al
- other places the Old Dominion al
~. report a very interesting tr1
" Though they saW d GREAT deal
Le fine county yet they did not LII
IT. the excessive heat, and have NO
le uentfon now whatever to exchans
l. their home IN the Red River ValLt
for one in the south
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
rc,,, SasurdayS,s Daily

Frum Safurdsys's Daily
A. 3. Swanson, the Lancaster met
ehant. is taking I'M the fun here this
week
=. q. Nelson and wife OF Oslo. took
i'm some off the attractions OF tine
tournament.
Mr. and Mrs II. NJ Miner. OF
Ne#fQIdenr were among the sight
seers yesterday.
TT you are going TO travel. % VIII
uau gos1 to- get the low summer rates
that are glven by the 500 lime
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
E6lR SALE

FOE SALE.
The CORNER lot and building now Gc-
ieupied by my furniture store Call
ON me for terms, and particulars.
H. t. Golden.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
MISSION CHURCH..
O. j. LurldeM, PASTOR.

Services next Sunday IN.3U q. M,
and p M Prayer meeting Thurs
day S o. nl
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
he Churches.
NENENr ~ VT n NJ. M ii

SCANDINAVIAN Nc. b.
A. Andreasen, PASTOR
There will be services next Sunday
at I0L 80 a. mr. and $50 p M A hear
ty invitation extended to- ALL
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
WARREN MARKET

Giving prices each day during the
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05

Flour a22N Patenf. straa9hI u 1l. Gruunn
Feed sr7 a tom. Corn sIg q tom. Bran aI4
a ton. Shorts Is.
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CORPORATIONS THAT PAY T.iXES.
They Must Pay This Ne ar Sps cIaI Franchise
Tax on a Valuation az S425,O SI $50.

ALBANY, Oct. H.-Public service COM
panies, or what William r. Hearst is pleased
to call the predatory corporations, must
pay this ear city or town taxes in New
York State or an aggregate valuation of
s427 ,95l ,i50, the official appraisal Of the
value of special franchises. This is an
increase of S7i ,l2l ,SO4, or one-ffth OF the
total over last year. In Greater New York
the appraisal OF special franchises this
year is 1861 .i79, 800, which Is So ,OOO, 600 greater
than last years total for the entire State.
While the appraisal is made by the State
Tax Commission, the valuations are GER
titled to the various local boards Of -asseasors
and the special franchises become subject
to taxation for all local purposes the same
as other real estate.
Thus to a material extent the burden
which falls upon the owner OF real estate or
personal property in meeting tho expenses
Of local government In lightened by the
corporations, which must pay for the
privilege OF serving tho people. The special
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-15
Court Calendars This Day.

,D aYgTsIlals Dy.lon-s.p,sme cOgrs.IAdjOurned
aa.ndar called at 1850 4. M. Part Hex parte
- ~ iss, 1873, 1850 lss7: eOS, isls, issi, isss isss.
g So, ia5s, 5iiS,, SeoS, ASST siss, slse. SIS. sIIs,
S% yee 4o9i. 1Oa2. 5iIs. ass. Part IX.-Case
; $53i:R; g, Ss;:: rom F ssEs Ill II: s ssEE NEi:6SsSi:e
s " Cause; yos; sSi Iias. i5sO. 1910 siss, sots,
" ie 10 ii. i ISs. ~: IT, IL. i sSs' 81 81, ls Z" p PSr II wv %.
SGs.ss PRO from Part III; PAIt W.~SSlsar, cases
n Z. lnl, lss, siSo. TAI. lie: .is, eCTO. q; lSS.
aS,O SSS, 90. soe. 1855, ss7. 25sl. ISIS. PaIt VIII
hSs@ Part I, i Psrt 'S xin.cls r iinquess"No cS sSi.
4. r. II, s e., IS s.. 81 s., 81 g. s q. Is e. e: e. s g.
a., %S 20, III 5s5. 900. $40 e2S. .l9i. Part xI..
X Ss " Cases from Part K. Part XII Adjourned
SSnS 81. .erW' Part XIiI.-Case unfinished. Cases
~ frrosates' observation-disclosures Of Ma
subiss 0vvSssky' William s. Daland. Slas 2. Croft,
mhprSbale--Wlls OF Alexander McKeeyer, Charles
Im S..oord Loughlln II. Dooley. Frederick Kappus.
: ni,sSSs Schleer, John @. jacket. susan Housner,
"A NNotAh B Kenyon. Antonio Neumann, at 1890
10 ss w 81 s. 20 P y. Trial Term.0NOs. Ss'a'
ny Court special Term.-Ccur opens at
Nos AZ, .S Motions. Trial Tsrm.Pa1t f.cleaS
!Gissc, !ess 49, Vs. 49, So. s y. Isl 81. i ss,' 49, 49, So sss' ~.
iss ~ n: lsl9 1920. 1924. iO2l, 6s2, 5OSs. 1851. iOs7.
tlS is h. tgI' ~. 79t. 7ts; 793. se7. Oos, as Ois.
". M IS9 la2s. 1881. llt7. ilsz, lles, 1lSo.
\ In ~ lxs 1923. it27, is12. 1l73, i47t. 1a1S. 1879.
tir h., 1873, itsn, 1881. t4s2. lass. 1884. i4s5, A2s6,
IN iss .di.Case unfinished. Nos. tle6, 100.
III 81 llg a5s; liiS.. 1913. iea7, 1893. ASS. 1891.
tN gTs ,lrsrt Iv-Clear. short causes-Nos,
NJ LssS sIe, 5tS2. 500. S0O4. l6Sa. AS1a. SOS.
~ w. ala S5lS. SiOa. 3Es, MiG, 1910. S7s2, s7as.
M ma sstA 8l2l. 50Sl. S1TA. STa6. kS4i. 51Ss, S7st,
NJ NJ 'ils Sllh S7ed, sotg. $3.50, 2D3. g2Ts. SOFA.
hr e1Ses-Nos. s5s, 500. SIS. $40. ba. Ssa Ss4.
Nl isa ',sar Nos. i13t, t32O. 1879. ina 1874,
NJ co l"1 SS. l253, i:s7. l.li. lesi. l2sp. iAb3.
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A,apeake and Ohio Railway Company.
Oh'N@P pEETCF of

Richmond, Va, September 18th. 1908.
No,irr Is hereby given that the annual meeting
,,,be stockholders Of The Chesapeake and Ohio
SS,iTay Company for the election OF Directors,
X, ratincation Of all acts of the Board of Directors
"a an Committees thereof. since the last annual
-stIng and for the transaction Of such other
SSJnsSs as may lawfully come before the meeting
TI be- held al the once OF the Company. cor. sth
,nd Main streets. IN the City OF Richmond, Vir-
ma, on Tuesday. the I'D day OF October. 1905. at
Nm o'clock \. NJ.
me stock transfer hooks will be closed AZ the
sAos Of MessrS j. p. Morgan and Company. No,
81. 1903. at 3 O'Clock p. M, and will be reopened
40 Wednesday. october gath, 1909, al ten O'Clock
IN G. +. WEXFORD, Secretary.
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nusINE
TO MxNUFACTURERS AND OTIiERS DE
STRING TO LDcAT. IN CANADA.

AN IN A POSITION TT FURNISH STTES
WITH EXCELLENT RAILWAY FACILITIES AND
CHEAP ELECTRIC POWER IN HAMILTON
n %PrrrSBURg or CANADA. ALSO. SodE
Dg3lR A9Lg SGrEB IN T0R)NrO. IN OTHER
CITIES AND TOWNS IN WESTERN ONTARIO
! CAN SECURE FREE SITES EXEMPT FROM
TAXATION M WATER RATES D A TERM
OF YEARS.
l HAVE SOME VERY DESIRABLE STORES
AND PROPERTY SUITABLE D RETAILERS
y d IN TORONTO AMI HAMILTON,
For full particulars write
FREDERICK u. ROBINS.
Toronto. Ont. Hamilton. ont.
Buffalo ", Y.
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Ol BarEes and Grew. GI,en up for Lo.t.

PORT ARTHUR, Tex, Oct. II.-vessels
that have spent several days searching for
the Standard Oil barge No % and the barge
Fred Y. Litchield. both loaded with oil,
which were swept away from the wharf
here in the recent storm. a v returned to
port and report that IL N practically GER
tain that both barges have rome down.
No trace wan found ~ the crews.
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OFFICE OF II
CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND
or nUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.

CINCINNATI, ONO, september -, lSOdo
NOTICE IS HEREBY 1--WE that a meeting OF
a, aockholders OF the Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chi
aro and 81. Louis Railway Company has been
.gscially called and will be held at the Company's
Tnopal ONCE, In the city of Cincinnati. Ohio, on
Wednesday, the 3lst day of October, 1904 at II
o'clock A. NJ for the purpose OF considering and
vptlng upon a proposition to increase the common
aptal stock of said company by sl0lO0O.OOo, that
ahom $40 900 to $50. 600 900. divided into S0,OOO
hues OF the par value OF 500 each.
By order Ofthe Boerd of Directors.
DWIGHT w. PARDEE. Secretary.
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Burglar Scared From Basement Of New.
port Home.

NEWPORT, Oct. IAN attempt was made
to rob the summer home Of l. Mitchell
Clarke in Middletown Saturday night. The
man, VINO had secreted himself in the Gel
lar Of the villa, was discovered before he
got anything, but made his escape.
The town authorities were notified and
result.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
Ct LOFTS AND SAN FRANCISCO
RAILROAD COMPANY.

~. LOUIS Mo'' OCNODci tONhs lWo'
yo,lce Is hereby given that the regular annual
..st,ng Of the stockholders OF the st. Louis and
IN Francisco Railroad Company, for the election
Sa,,ectors. and for the transaction OF such other
snsnsSs as may come before the meeting. will be
WI IN MONDAY. November 18th, 1908, at nine
.SsocE IN the forenoon, in the principal once of
W. Company. In the Frisco Building, corner OF
WITH and olive Streets, st. Louis, Missouri.
Tbs transfer books for all classes OF the Com
.nvss stock will be closed in New York At the close
y hpsncss on Friday, October 18th, 1904. and will
-main closed until the opening of business on Tues
~'' x. J. DAVIDSON. President.
p n. HAMILTON. Secretary.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST
nECTRIC BOND AND SHARE COMPAN,

New York, October II, 1905.
The regular quarterly dividend OF one and one
garter uin per cent. on the Preferred stock
Il the Electric Bond and Share Company has been
Declared, payable November 4, 1893. TO stock
AAders Of record at the close of business October
y, 1905. on which date the Transfer Books Tor
Ne Preferred Stock will close. and reopen Novem-
kr l, 1876.
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AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COM PANY.

nj Broadway. New York, September END. 1903.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF AMERICAN LOCO.
ts company AZ III Broadway, in the City of New
YORK New York. on Tuesday, the 10Th day OF
October. 1904. At twelve O'Clock noon, for the pur-
ps Of elecilng four Directors for the term OF
tree years, and for the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before the meeting.
The pols will remain open from twelve O'Clock
non untlone o'clock In tn afte moon Ofsaid day.
LEIGH BEST. Secretary.
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Pennsylvania Company M% Gold Loan Of 1901,
Maturing November LIST, 1910.
Notice d Certificates Drawn for Payment November Isl. 1906.

Nouceb hueby given that pursuant 70 the terms of thu aEr@retdN dated November imn b~wen
me- nnVNan Company The Pennsylvania Railroad Company and Ghrd Trust Company trustee
one hoi@nd theh hundred md thirty four cruncats wuehbd day draw for rdenpuo at par"
N"nperL 1907 accordance with article -four said Aypoment
rue cufcat" drawn Ad numbered bdow,S should be presented for payment at heo rceo
1907 win AIN nmalEan mn.A .A.l :....... " NH. 100
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAT.
Sun rises. q. 500 Sun sets, q. Sis Moon rises. 3i3
HOB WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook .4:50I Gov. Island .5:22i Hell Gate -. 7l5
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OFFICE OF THE
NEW YORK nOCK COMPANY.

New York. September 18th. 1904.
Ie Board Of Directors has declared a dividend
1.-TWO PER ~ on the Preferred Stock OF the
company. payable October 18th 10 stockholders OF
record al the close Of businCpl on October I, 1909.
GEO. z. SPENCER, Treasurer.
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Once of
L. CaneH Island and y rOOkIyn Railroad Co.

De hhID q r fdIIkIIH NVto.
Brooklyn, ". Y, October LIST, 1909.
ne Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders of THE
C0NEY ISLAND d BROOKLYN RAILROAD COM
PNY for the cleo ton of nine Directors and three
Inspectors Of Election, TO serve fhe ensuing year,
vii be held az the once OF the Company. on Mon
DAY, October 18th. 1905. Polls open at IL A. NJ.
and close al II N. ,
thursday. October 4th. at SIP. NJ. and reopen Tues
DAY, October 18th, at 10 A. VI.
DUNCAN 3. CANNON, Secretary.
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AMERICAN And TELEGRAPH

4 Quarterly Dividend Of Two Dollars per share
Ivy be paid on Monday, October is, 1908, 10 stock
FOLDERS Of record at the close OF business on Thurs
az, October 4, 1909.
The transfer books will be closed from October
~ October Is, 1909. both days included.
WN. II. DRIVER. Treasurer.
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NEW CENTRAL COAL COMPANY OF
MARYLAND.

Room ll9, No. n Battery Place,
New York. Oct. 10. 1903.
The Board NJ Directors of this Company have de
dared a dividend Of , per cent. on the Capital stock
u the Company, payable November ist. 1908, 10
stockholders OF record on that date. Transfer Books
dose October 26th at IN M, and reopen November
Nat 10 4. NJ.
NJ. BAXTER. JR.. Secretary.
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Arrived-sUNpAr. Oct. Il.

IS Caledonia. Glasgow, Oct. o.
IS Prometheus. Hamburg. Sept. 20.
SIS Peninsular. Lisbon, Sept. "a.
SIS WinifTcd, Baltimore. Oct, II.
SIS Hero, Boston, Oct. II.
SIS Hamilton. Norfolk, Oct. ~.
SIS Jamestown, Norfolk. Oct. H.
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c.RTER COAL AND IRON com PANY,
HNA BONDS
y.,,ce Is hereby given, pursuant TO the terms OF
N""T,lsi Deed dated the nIst day OF October.
US RAJ Inc undc rsigned, as Trustee, will receive
- nyonosalS up 10 three p. M. on the twenty
srassJJ,v - NJ October, 1903. for the sale to II of bonds,
above described at a price not exceedlng 1889
~ accrued interest. to an unit sunncient 70
NEW YORK U COMPANY
Trustee.
r,u york. October = 1909.
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FOR SALE Perpetual charter granted by middle
rs,srn state In 1851 authorizing Fire Insurance
sasiness. 40 state Interference or regulation.
s.%,Vs operated as Fire insurance company and
Svsr failed 10 pay a loss. Address inquiries TO
~ box ll3 sun ONCE.
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

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