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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-02
ASK DIVORCE
Testimony is Heard in Case of
Hopkins VS. Hop
kins.
PANTS CASE is CONTINUED
Interpreter is Necessary - New Jury
Reports for Service in Circuit
Court Monday Afternoon.

Testimony was heard in the circuit
court this morning in the divorce case
of Mary J. Hopkins against Harry B
Hopkins. The defendant is charged
with adultery and habitual drunken
mess. The parties to the suit were mar
ried in Galesburg April IA, 1900 There
is one daughter years of age. of whom
the complainant asks the custody H
NJ. McCaskrin is attorney for the com
plainant.
The court started hearing the testi
mony in the case of Flora Pants VS.
I Thomas Pants, in which the defendant
is charged with extreme and repeated
cruelty, but an interpreter is needed
and the case was continued.
New Jury.
A new jury has been summoned fol
service for the next two weeks, and
the following men will report for serv
ice Monday afternoon:
Bowling-Carl Quist, George Wilson
Ahart Martin.
Cordova-Horace Crosby.
Canoe Creek-John Cooley, J. S. Pal
mer
Coca. B. Herren.
Coal Valley-Murt Conner, Jr.
Observation-Disclosures A. Johnson, Pc
ter Daniels. Sr.
Moline Victor Johnson. Gust F.
Elmer. F. A. Burgston, George Leh-
Elmer, F. A Burgston, Mot Leh-
man, Charles Miller, Sr.
Port Byron-William Mummet.
Rock Island - Foster Coyne, Mich
Clausen, Herman Nicholas. George
Beihl, John Dahn, Thomas Mccain, J.
B. Winter, George Pitcher, Christ
Gazette, w. B. Barker. f. ]. Moeller.
p. f. Cox. James f. King, George
Young. Carl Nelson. George L. Mich
olas, Ray Dunsmore, August Seattle
man.
South Moline - Emory Truxel, An
drew Christopher, Charles Cavenma-
her
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-02
Silver Wedding Anniversary M
WILLIAM KERR BACK AGAIN
Will Remain in Jail for Six Months
More.

William Kerr was again taken into
custody last night and lodged in Jail.
He was in under bond to keep the
peace upon complaint of his wife, but
was released He raised disturbance
last night threatening second Englin
episode and will finish his term of six
months,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-02
Camp.

j. II. Camp, one of the best known of
Davenports older residents is dead in
that city, aged 78 years. He came to
the city so years ago. He was presi-
dent of the Fremont club and member
of the board of equalization. His work
in the latter capacity is believed to
have fastened his death.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-02
ARE GETTING BIG FISH
Some Large Specimens Being Caught
Alonq Rock River Banks.

The fishing on Rock river is attract
ing many of the lovers of this sport to
the rivers banks, and the efforts of
nearly all are being well rewarded.
Two fish. weighing between 5S and 60
pounds each, were included in one
fishermans catch this week, and an
other nearly as large was brought in
today by another party
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-02
n. c. Penney Speaks.

The boys meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A
will be held as usual tomorrow after
noon at 2:15. The boys will be ad
dressed by II. c. Penney, who will
speak of THE Possibilities and Oppor
tunities of the Philippines" His talk
will be illustrated with stereopticon
views of the island possessions. The
mems meeting Will be dispensed with
tomorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-02
AlEDO LAD TO ANNAPOLIS
Congressman Mckinney Appoints Viii.
liam Martin to Position.

Word has been received TO the effect
that William Martin of Aledo has re-
ceived the appointment made by Con
gresham Mckinney to the naval acad-
envy at Annapolis, and Ralph Holiday
of Galesburg goes TO West Point. Hoyt
Lee of AIedo has second chance 10 West
Point. while Fred Steiner gets second
to Annapolis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-02
s5.45 to Chicago and Return. $5.45.

Via the c., NJ. & St. p. railway. Dates
of sale and limit sell June 10. IL. and
II. Limit tickets for return to June
II, 1906. Half rates for children of
5 and under IL years of age
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-02

Constipation makes the cold drag
along. Get it out of you. Take Ken
nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar cough
syrup. Contains no opiates. All drug
gists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-02

ISociety news, written or telephoned
to the society editor of The Argus, Will
be gladly received and published. But
in either case the identity of the sender
must be made known, to insure relia-
bility. Written notices should bear sig
nature and address,
Haviland Cinch Club.-The Haviland
Cinch club met with Mrs. George
Thursday afternoon. The first prize
fell to Mrs. Furlong, second to Mrs.
Horst, consolation TO Mrs. Stelk, and
BOBBY to Mrs. Martin, the hostess re-
ceiving beautiful piece of haviland
china. Refreshments were served. The
club will meet with Mrs. Webbing
June IA.
Friday Euchre CIub.-Mrs. A. w.
Hatch entertained the Friday Euchre
club yesterday afternoon at her home
2407 Eighth avenue. A very pleasant
afternoon was spent at the game, with
prizes falling to Miss Rose Scherrer.
first, and Mrs. Hare second. The host
ess served luncheon. The next meet
ing of the club will be held June %.
Farewell Party-Miss Elva Wood
was pleasantly surprised last evening
at her home in South Heights by about
twenty-Six of her school friends. The
evening was spent with music and play
ing games. time being taken for serv-
ing refreshments. This was in the
nature of a farewell for Miss Wood,
who leaves shortly for Spokane, Wash.
Entertains Kings Daughters Mrs.
Mary B Montgomery and Miss Mont
gomery entertained informally at re-
ception yesterday afternoon the three
circles of Kings Daughters, the Help
ers' circle. the Silver Cross circle, and
I'm His Name" circle, at their home.
1909 Second avenue. The home was
pretty in it's decorations of peonies and
greenery. Mrs. Frederick Reimers and
Miss Gertrude Don gave several selec-
tons. Luncheon was served.
Silver Wedding Anniversary Mr..
and Mrs. F. H. Bein, 426 Forty-third
street, celebrated their silver wedding
anniversary yesterday. Many beauti-
full roses decorated the home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bein were the recipients of many
beautiful presents. the employees of the
mechanical department of the Moline
Wagon company presenting them with
a handsome silver tea set.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-02
kens, 1919 Monadnock block, Chicago,
Attorney chews Another's Arm.

Down at Monmouth one day this
week Attorneys f. p. Field and George
f. Cox mixed i'm a fight after "A hear
ing in a justice court in which they
represented opposite sides of the case,
and Cox chewed piece out Of Fields
arm Both are well known I'm the low
or end of this Congressional district.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-02
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

TSociety news, written or telephoned
to the society editor of The Argus, VIII
be gladly received and published. But
in either case the identity of the sender
must be made known, to insure relia-
bility. Written notices should bear sig
nature and address
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-02

All the news all the time-The Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-02
BeaI g. Schmltt.

Fine tailoring. Illinois theater build
ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-02

All the news all the tine-The Argus
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25

slow shade prime steers IS 6OdSG shipping SIa
IS s. butchers $4 50Ge5 90 heers s4gS5 25
feeders. S3GS4 45. VEALS-Recepts. head: SLOW
steady; 81 5OGS7 so HOGs-Receipts IOO head active
shade lower; heavy and mixed. 81 05aST Is; Yo-Ser~
g 20qS7 % pigs s. 80; roughs s6sG Is 81 50G
S. dsiries So 65I$T 10. SHEEP and IAMRS- Receipts
Loo head slow: sheep steady lambs q lower: lambs
So 50as7 %: yearliugs SG0$6 % wethsrs s. 5OS5
ewes. s. 7JGS5 sheep. mixed S4G$5 -
Kansas city. July .-CATTLE-Receipts 1900 head.
including 1000 Southerns Market steady fOc lower.
Top So 20 choice and dressed beef - gO
SO 20. fair good S4QS5 40. Western
So stoekers ana feeders 50 5ogs4 T5 Southern
g 1ae&5; southern cows. S24s3 So native cows S2Q
50 JOdS5 HOGS Recepts 5000 head Marke, strong
to Tisc higher Top. So 10 bulk So 6fdS6 6S:
heavy 81 e2lsGsG G5 packers Sc 60GsG 6Ts pigs ard
light 81 SOQS6 20. SfFEEP-Receipts coo head Market
steady strong Lambs. 50 50qST 30. fed sheep and
yearlinEs.
s. 25HS6 To- Texas Arizona clipped sheep. 81 25d
50 10 Texas goats s. 7OgS3 90 stdckers AMI feeers
81 25Qs5
Union stock Yards. Pit!sburE; July - :4-CATTI.E.-
supply light: steady ChCire s. I5dS6 prime.
s. 40sd 80 HOGs-5ecepts light market active Prime
heaves. ST0ST %: heavy and light
Workers s. BOOST 2Is. S5 J0aS6 10: BaeE S4n
81 70 sHEEP-Suppiy light; market slow. Prime
wethers 4NffS5 common. 81 d0llS3 %:
lambs, 81 5OGsT- VEAL CALVES. S79S7 25
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
ENPoRTs.
eENERAL MARkET REPoRT.

New York. July "a 1906
en- saT On re inareas:sg prospect for an Application
= re slozstion plan Transactions have heen running
s5zss5 70 10000 bags and the increased activity vas
aPa5s4 p so9a s5 AaTaHes % =. IN & prices | The naret
-s-Fst ana fdr time seemed 70 be barely steady as
g.at O. TsazIs oGI & ateF 1seane more aetiye and
ryf1r r. Brazilian Senate Ct the vsorizaton plan
-s,s Thers seems TO be in some quarters an appreD
hnsm thai the Taortzati2n plan nav not yet become
a. a nay I5l be applied L IS urged HAT the P-es-
esli ~ = n -see csr bs TaIoriZar3sn ,vo+ ne fo %
- gEchanee rate and sill others the ability Of
sail 20 required funds Prominent local trade
sssssts usually well Informed TO B-aziIia
cgaess rsaiy confront the bill The opposition the
President 70 ne ra-orization scheme when IL voted
usr sa-ller year chiefly the fact that
axe5 sl exchange rate TIE present bill Is said 70
4 Is r-nored that the present administrator IN
s - TX exchange before the leans
1atzi,s4 H -s-1 q apparently D. me fact that II
Bzzl 5orroEs European money she VIII have
pax wach may result variations in the rate
q sx-harge between he granting the loan and
se that Brazil has alreay raised or mas been assured
a 3, sssi part of tne money necessary The biU IL
Gsf provides II s said, thar the Brazilian government
shsr buv Offering in the market al stateJ
r eaa sha rot sell until tEe market reaches price
sboEiag pTof- understood that the price
Hags aro-n1 = mt,-ets bag. against the present
Vi.s q ahc-- = nlilreis The ultimate effect
par upen he coffee situation would seem open 70 argu-
EFat TIE Frt-e named by the government known 70
s.nuae Fr1Elcrl0n II the government should
- - p -t S-lzl- PTo-qStion PIs n BTazb The
s1uVs 70 fierce Brazil 70 hold the bag Il takes
sl While The present ttl would seem calculated IL
Ssd 70 advance prices Nothing definite learned
yseross IS 2 rs progress IN the senate Otherwise the
ar1auoa Vas -rcaansec European and primary markets
IN rsce-rts fun and The weather n Paulo hne
lons sn Ihe basis of SC for Rio No Z van quota
ne ranEe q contract prices in the local markets to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, July "a 1905.
market No trading in the fale & Yards to-day feeling
STEADY previous quotations Latest private cables
London and Liverpool quoted the cattle market
p5rs from this port to day we're cattle and $50 quar-
ers Of beef on the Georgic 70 Liverpool morrow the
beef and the Idaho 70 Hull will have on board 100 cattle
cALVEs~Reoepts were i45 head all direc; slaughter
5 ers 40 T Ts's IN serats 9 d@5eI5 and ady at i@c
n dressed grassers and butterniifs at T@@s'ge
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 81 cars. o. Gs16
head including direct saughterers and the bal
yesterday Al On sale all at Jersey City The market
dg lambs 25e the better grades common grades
hour @ rdnary 70 prime Sheep sold at s. 25as5 per 100
ID; ordinary 70 choice lambs al S5a$7 y Dressed mutton
@ 81 q m ss EensgiS ss x Il sse: B. z 81, %
s.: 259 do. 6S 70, S6 90: 225 do 65 lb al SO 30
West Virginia oa n. Al s6 75 2e9 DO IS n SO %
Ia Mst S s a de- s. M n AZ ar s4 do 143 n az s as "
Mcpherson q Co 24s Virginia lambs. "a n. at 81: 2f2
Tob!n Shannon: Kentucky lambs. 70. 81; go
do Gs 10 at 81 I sheep. 10 a
5 Judd & Co. 40 virginia lambs. GO n. at Sc %.
Itabensteir Harris x Conner: 90 Kentucky lambs. IS
10 81 402 Cincinnati do Gl b. at s. 5o 20 Cincinnati
KeIns -6nllnssio Co. a37 Kentucky lambs. n. at
226 Virginia q. q 10 SO q: 219 do go 10. at
HoGs-Reeei5ts were IA cars or 2lo6 head, IAN con
81 30 per loo n: western 40 ct Sc G5as7 %
"a n 0 sGeTass az = & e. 20 y per loo n "a 70 Do 3 ~ n g. s. 80
d. 2s2 n at 50 s5 90 367 II. at Sc 90 boar. 22O n,
s sanders: 80 state hoes. 1877 N. 81 as state
o lS s Ss . s. g. ssss is r oss ~ n p 10 ' 5 81 %
roqEEs 200 h. At s. 20. s5as, 100 3. s.
81 30 roughs 2s4 10 at SO 20 SEQ 70. S4
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
EUROPEAN PRoCucE MARKET.

Liverpool July 24--cloains: wIIEAT.spot nominal
quiet July 7sd. Sertenber Gs G7sd December
Gs I'D CORN-spot quiet. American mixed. ola
4s ad futures quiet July noninai September - e'sd
winter setady IS Sd HOPS IN London Pacifc COAST
PORK nominal HA9is-shoTt cut. \ 70 10 rb firm.
o 90 BACON Cumberland 2G @ 30 q
CT-TMEA ATS-Shart RIB 10 - - n. SIS ed. long clear
middles light - "a ~ 54s Cd; 20 heavy 81 30 N
Ii - n S3s clear bellies "a
TO G 10 "a; shoulders, square. 20 II n seadv
ass 90 LARD steady. prime Western IN tce 46s
American rehned. in pails. As BUTTER nominal
CHEESE steady; American finest white SIS "a IA Coz
ored 55s 81. TAI4LOW-Prime c-y atsadv 9-s "a
TURPENTINE-- Spirits GGn ass Cd PETROLsET-W re-
fined Gaiet. 8asG LI$sEED OIL quiet 2ls 80. ROsIN-
Comm steady. 9s lO1.d.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
OTHER MARKgTs-BY TELEeRAPA.

Chicago July 24-CATTLE- Receipts 400 head.
market slow prices steady common 70 prime steers.
s. e09s4 .; calves s. 75aST stoekers and feeders
81 G04S4 -. HOGs-Recepts 1900 head market TG
loe higher choice 70 prime heavy 50 s1gse go MEDIUM
70 good. heavy, 50 $50 70; butcher weighs
80 92e good % choice heavy, mixed. 50 GOGsG Il.
packing, SGgS6 90 SHEEP-Receipts 5000 head mar
ket steady but slow sheep - 1895 CO. yearnga 81 q
Q&0 = lambs SO 1905
Cincinnati. July 2a-HOCS butchers shin
peIs, s. common 50 a0gSd 50 CATTLE steady: far
good clippers. s. 50GS5 81, S21s2 80. SHEEP
steady, 81 I5qSS so; lambs steady. S4aST 20.
East Buffalo. July observation-disclosures. 1890 head.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
B4deR1ds rs. Pa 7 G PaR TtT against g CaTsPcs
III, II; Pnkney, James H. Pnkney. Henrieta Frost
Emma E I6rdse Ha5f{ Emma 9ma 5s9 Maria Marian We.
ioson Hannah p e Glenn sS'9 Rob N3.in 9 E6na CHI I'll
6i 6Tece n y Pini5ney Julia NJ P, Durham. Lawrence D.
P Phyte, William H P Phyte Charles Pinkney. Leila
y, n Mahan Adeline WINS, Mary z wins. Sarah R.
5f1Perf EsPeGga A Julien Maria Davenp.r Henrietta Wallis
BeTtinettg H. BIaGler. James H Carter, ROYAL x
Kent Georgianna s Kent. Henrietta c. Moran George n
Garler Mary T. Quinn Wesley H Carter Joseph Carter
then the heirs at law devisees grantees said
Garter and sreatrrsdson Of the late James Rsr5ine
Annie S Fort John " B. Hatded Gilbert Hstfeld
Rogers e. Mum. Eiiwood R. Mum. James r Hataeid
field Beniamin olphant, Thomas Oliphant. Franklin B
heirs deysees grantees o. the descendants
the late Hannah PnEne5 5f the late sarah Remsen u
sp6 e "a s'f the a 5 '4e n be Is
summons: To the above Defendants and OF
You are hereby summoned to answer complaint In
Pian1ir AttnTney tb1 g. 81 & yIur s,s- t s,e o g
~ tbi e1r,more evC,ejt ~ b iat, 20 scr,ce. on5 IN
be taken against by default relief demanded
Dated New York, June l. 1905
WILLIAM o CAMPBELL. Attorney for Plaintiff Of
William II. Bailey Emma L Barnes. Marian B West
saH1enes G known as jessie + Slartin Berthe PtnKnev
Leila N Mahan. Adeline Twins Mar e WINS Sarah R.
FakinhurEh. Henrietta Allison Deborah r. FanktrSon
A Julien Maria Davenport. Charles NJ Carter.
p Carter. Bertinette H Blacker. James H Cav
te- II Luhrs Edwin II desd,
law. devisees and grantees Of said Ed
win 9. who Of the late Josiah Carter
and great-grandson Of the late James Berne whose
unknown the plaintiff: benjamin Olphant.
Thomas OIiphant Franklin b ONphant. Elizabeth h.
PlumHer all heirs devisees and grantees de-
Of the said late James Berthe who was the
father the Hannah Pinkney, Of the late Sarah
T{emsen. Elizabeth Hatfield. OF the late Julia
A Smith and Of the late James T Bertne. not herein
bef
foregoing summons served upon you by pubiica-
tiOn. pursuant order Of Hon James A. Ban
chard a Justice O Supreme Court Of the Of
York July Is 1906 and fled with the com
plant Office OF the Clerk OF the County OF New
York. the County Court House. in the Borough Of
Marhattana and County Of New York, the 18th
day July 1909
Dated New York. July 25. 1906
Yours. SC.
WILLIAM o. CAMPBELL. Attorney for Plaintiff. Of
fee ana Posofce A9dTs9 % Liberty street Borough o.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
Lost.
Change of Name.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIL

Basic Chemical Company. a do.lests corporation
a2y!ns is pyacpal business oace IN the Borough -
Manhattan City % Nork VII. apply 70
Tie Supreme Court ot the state of New York Spscal
Term, Part l. thereof. be held IN County
% New YORK County Court House CoEnty.
the 4h o. September 1898 Ie;30 O'Clock The
% cGy. 3 cr,lHsai
hcard authorlzln- said corporation
20 change its corporate 'Neroforri tiyEeaie
Company
Dated New York july 1885,
BASIC CHEMICAL COMFANT.
By T.. H. Brady. g.. Nicc-I'Fgliicnl
SMITH & HARKS ESS Attorneys foF PettclcT. -
Broadw2y New XeEk cl1.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25

York-Tiburco Bea. Eduardo NJ Beido and Fran
de Leon surviving partners firm
OF Bea RelIido Co plaintiffs against Andres
Miguel Fernandez. otherwise Joseph NJ
Fernandez deSendants.-SummCns
To named defendants and each of them:
You hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint IN
action COPY the
plaintiffs within
this summons exclusive cf the service.
Of appear o Judgment
taken against ycu by default relief
the complaint.
Dated 25th day OF June. 1905
OICOTT. MESTRE & GONZALEZ. Attorneys Plain
tiffs Office and Post Ohice Address No 32 Broadway
B-rouRh Manhattan. New York City.
named defendant. Andres Fernandez:
The foregoing Is upon YOU by pubca-
ton pursuant 70 q James blanchard
Justice Of -he Court Of the state Of New York
dated the day July. 1905 and fled
plant Office CT the Clerk Of the County New
York at the County Court House IN the City and County
Of New York the Path day Of July 1906.
Dated New York. July Path. 1905
OI-COTT. MESTPE & GONZALEZ. Attorneys for Plain
tlffs Office and Post once Address No. % Broadway
Borough of Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
To Whom 1t Nay Concern.

~rATE OF NEW YORK, INSURANCE De-
paTtment-Aibany. June 9Th. 19O6-Whereas Te1seo-s.
insurance Company located New Orleans in the Sa,
o. louisiana Eas fled IN this once s-alsr-rc
~ the proper oLcers thereof showing
business. and has complied all
q this state relating Companies
pcTatec oy other States of the United states.
supeFi1endeut OF Insurance Of state % TOrx
90 hereby certify that said Company herety authoZsi
% transact its appropriate cf Fire
this state IN accordance during currsr.
year Tee Condition and Business cf said COMPANY q
The date Of such statement December 81 1880.
follows
Aggregate OF admitted $500 02aCs
aggregate amount OF liabilities teXcspt Capital
0Ad SuFDuSl Including reinsurance 5f4 90 ~
Amount C actual paid C00C
Surplus all liabilities. es..------.-....- 1aG ~
Amount or income the elS
Amount OF disbursements for
In Witness Whereof have asreuutO subscribed by
and caCsed the seal % ofce be afNed G1s
day aud year above written.
lSeaLl OTTO KELSEY.
Superintendent of Insurance..
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
DiUidend Notices.

PAYABLE At THIS OFFICE on
AND AFTER AUGUST fST, 1905.
Beaver Dam Water Co. 1st SIS.
Beaver Dam Water Co. 1st Cons. Is.
Chesterfield 6 Lancaster e. r. Co. 1st SIS.
Colorado Fuel G. Iron Co. conV. SIS.
Corning, ". u, Bridge IS.
Cuba Eastern Terminals Co. 1st 6s.
Eastern Steel Co. Deb. 6s
Goodwin Car & Elnljra Bridge Car Trust 6s.
Good Land Cypress Co. 7es. Int. 6s.
Hastings, Village OF (Sswers), 4s.
hudson River Electric Power Co. 1st SIS.
lH1boden Goal g. Coke Co. GenI. IS.
JerseYWills Illuminating Co. 6enI. SIS.
North Georgia Electric Co. list 6s.
Safety sulated Wire & Gable Co. 1st 5s
Santa Cecilia Sugar Co. 1st 6s.
Sing Sing Electric Lighting Co. 5s
SWEET a. l., Elec. Light & Power Co. list SIS.
IayIorVille Gas e Electric Co. 1st IS.
Union Club IS.
DUE AUGUST 18TH, 1906
National Consolidated Oil Co. fst 6s.
Staten Island Beach Land Improvement Co.
Reg. Inc. 6s.
DUE AUGUST 2oTt, 1906.
BreitISoff Brewing Co, 1st IS.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25

- -ts-st hand stoaks very light a2s market
- ss.f -ezots- California 21c: san tonic ana La
sl5- &c selected. duty paid: 5r.fc,o 2bAc. Ia
t--i ~4-ses Puerto Cahec, 23aSc: s-Frhsas- 253hc;
assi = eE2se5 CiIeceEIaia @41c 1Fuxillo, @4e'
ssieFle1s 2zc Ecra1or, sssc: EcRotA, @ae. Vera
> -@1.e' 1azuzles 2ze Ta6asca. &c; TuAgam, 221se;
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
SurrOgQtes. Notices.

SUTOgGtes- Notices.
PROwN, EDWARD ]. IN PURSUANCE OF
the COUNTY GEae5 Of q New Yo noce Rsl % m IF
the Borough % City County OF New YORK
deceased present the same. with the vouchers thereof
ment Of said deceased at her place Of
Ser assorney at Pine Street IN he Boraash 3D. Lee .:
Mar ManHatan IsnxaT 1s g 1907 % new N On OF neioFe the
dated Borough Of Manhattan. city New York July
16 1906. ELIZABETH Z BROWN.
WILLIAM H. l. LEE. Attorney for Executrix-
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
YOrk notice hersSy given 70 ali persons having Gains
3sSns' Acs ID Du 69 a5 the Ct am 35s cg1y 9 New
thereof he sussrSe % at MS Pass O trsnsaSsi1g 6gs
Street in the Nea York. mrs; cay
s" York IS 1esA 81 q a9s;ss NssS 2soq
FEEB6Rc street Bada ., 3GTsy f Ne EHssgo T61 '
n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
i Abner G Thomas. suTTogate Of the County New
Yer n9;es f hf5sPy s sysn 70 an an persons Esvig claims
deceased the with vouchers the
ss5serSeT n At v s PSs q m T business a. The
street :hs Borough ot Manhattan in the City
Dated New York the s5ss d4y q 4Iazeh 1905.
DE WITT. LocKMAN De WIT Attorneys fos ETseu
Tor. s. Nassau Street Borough of Manhattan City OF
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDERe OF HON.
4 Ahner c Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF Nev
York. Notice heFepy given TO all persons having claims
against Frederick Talman late Of the County OF New
York. deceased present the same vouchers
thereof the subscriber at his place tra1ssctng
No 81 Nassau street Borough OF Manhattan
Ct New YcTk before or Oceo-
ter next
CHARLES a. RUNE. Executor
MORGAN. HANIILTON.-IN PURSUANCE
@A Of an OF Hon. Abner 9 Thomas Surrogate or
the Comfy of New Is given
all nersOns having claims against Hamilton MORGAN
ceased late az the city County New York 10 sx
same vouchers therefor u ,lr4s-
signed last will and OF said
HsmfIton Morgan. deceased. their office al the a.
nee Of Alessrs. August Belnon, & Co. % Nassau
street New York City or before the 9Th day De
cembeT 1906
AUGUST BELMONT
EWARD MORGAN
EDWARD MORGAN
Executors
Charles Stewart Dawson Attorney 30 wall
street. York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
Instruction.

For Both Sexes-CoUntry.
CENTENARY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
HACEETTSTOWN y
High grade boarding school for girls and boys. Ne.
buildings tine equipment. strong send f1-
catalogue Z A NOBLE. Presi1sat-