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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-18

Sugar, sack basis--D. q. sAs2 Ia
Golden c., siae i-2; extra c., s4.42-
i-2; powdered. $500 i-2; cube, sS.27
la; beet, aA72 la; fruit sugar. .i.-
s2 la: boxes, 50 cts. cwt advance over
sack basis aess lac II paid for In A.
teen days).
Beans--smail white. . s-4c; large
white. 8 i-2c: pink. &c; bayou, i-2c:
Lima. 6 lac: Mexican reds. s-4c.
coffce-Mocha, ~ @ 2sc: Java, fan
cy. 20 o 2sc; Java, good. 20 q 2tc:
Java. ordinary. II @ 2oc; Costa Rica,
fancy, is q 2oc; Costa Rica. good. II
q ise: Arbuckle. 1858 cwt.; Lion. i5-
7-sc per b.; Columbia coffee, IL i-ic;
Salvador. i2 i-2c;
Nuts wainuts, No. 1. soft shell. ITO
ise: No / hard shell, is q lec.; al
monds. 10 q 2Oc; filberts i6c; BrazilS,
zoe; pecans, 22c: hickory. Sc; vir-
gInia peanuts. $ i-2e; Jumbo Virgin
In peanuts. ioe; Japanese peanuts. g.
lac; chestnuts. Italian. 2oc; Italian,
2oc: eocoanuts. dozen. So q 9oc; pine
nuts, II lac.
Raisins--Looso Muscateia. crown.
DC; 2-erown, l-se: Bieachej seed
less suitanas, 10 q 10 lac: unbleach-
cd seedless Sultanas s lac; London
layers. S-crown. whole boxes OF 20Ibs.,
s2,25; 2-crown, SAFE
Datos---Golden. co ID. boxes. &c: lib.
packages. Sc; Fard, IL lb. boxes, si.iO
box.
Rlce--Imperial japan, No, 1. 1886:
Southern Japan. Ia q l-2c; bro
ken. 1-2c; head, fancy. 9 s-lc; choice,
&c.
Lard -Kettle-rendered tierces. i3c:
Tubs. IL s-4o; sos IL s-4c; 2Os IL lac:
los iS l-4c; Standard pure, uerces,
lc less compound. tlerces. s 1-2c: leaf.
lsc.
Dried Fruits-Applos. evaporated,
lOc per h.. sundrled, sacks or boxes,
none; apricots zoe; peaches 1s Ice:
pears, IS l-sc; prunes, Italian. 4 q g.
l-9c; French, 4 q &c; Figs, California,
blacks, & sac: California whites, &C.:
Smyrna, 2oc; plums. pitted. &c;
Flgs--white, h.. Q a 7c; black, 9 o
70:
Professionalism large 16c; small,
ls l-2c; picnic. 12c; boiled hams. csc;
boiled picnic. zoe; breakfast bacon,
fancy, 81 1-2c; English. l7c; dry salted
short clears, Ice; backs, 12c.
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Fresh Meats and Fish.

Fresh meatA--veAl. medium. rs to
100 lbs. 8 o s i-sc; 100 TO ibo lbs, Z
lac 20 &c.; iBo TO 200 lbs, Q @ Q lac;
200 ibs, ami over. 8 i-s q &c; pork, sM
a ee; heavles, 7 q Sc: beef. bulls. q
Size: cows. O &C.; Btecrs, q 7c:
mutton. medium size, . a ioe.; large
Z q Sc,
Fisa--halibut. sl-sc: black cod. Sc;
black bass, per h.. isc; striped bass
isc; herring, &C., founders. &c: catfish.
isci shrimp, 100; perch, &c; sturgeon,
10 lac; sea trout, lsc: sllversiies.
frozen. sc; steelhcads, lie; tom cod
7c; smelts, &c; Chinook salmon. 10 i-2
c.
oysters--shoalwat bay, per gall
lon. s2,2b; per sack, $3.50; Toke Point,
$3.50 per 100: olympias. 1870 lbs. s6.
olympias, per gallon, $2.25.
Clans Hardshell, per box, s2,io; ra-
Sor clans 80 per box.
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Vegetables.

Po,atoeA-~si. q i.so per cwt
Cabbage, ID. Q i.2 q Sc; cauiifiower.
$3.50 per crate; parsley. 2So per doz;
ho, house lettuce, 81 per box: head.
aOc dox; spinach. . q &c H.; arti-
chokes.. 7se @ 500 per dozen; peas,
IL Ice H.. celery. sa.7S % $500 per
crate. okra. si.7s; sprouts, DC lb.; to-
matoes. Mexican. s?,?b q .a.7s; aspar-
agus. 10 i-sc b.: rhubarb. 10 lb.: Gu
cumbers. 8? AMI s2.5O dozen.
onions--7sc q soc.
Turnips--Per sack. 81 @ ti2s: car
ro,a. 81 and 1885, beots. si.ss % $3.50:
horseradish. Z I-a @ Sc ID.
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Butter--country creamery s5 q SO
c; city creamery. 81 lac; store, 20 q
2lc; butter fat, sec,
Eggs-oregon ranch, isc dozen,
Poultry--old roosters. 0 q 1Oc; hens,
II @ IA lac; fryers. 10 q 17c; broii-
ers, % q csc; dressed stock, q la
Q; higher than live; ducks. Is @ 1sc;
turkeys. 10 @ itc; dressed. II @ Ice:
geese, live. 8 @ DC; dressed, 10 q lie;
pigeons. 81 o $50; squads. 50 @ IS
dos.
cheese--Young America. 10 @ 10 Ia
Q; oregon full cream fats. Is 1-2 q
100.
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WHOLESALE PRICES.

The following are quotations ruling
in Portland rs reported by jobbcrn in
the various linesi
Grain, Flour, Feed
wneat--ciub, ~ q 7ao: Valley 10
O II c: bluastem. "a @ 7se: red. Tic.
F1our--Hard wheat patent st,iS,
straight. $500. graham. ss.7S % ft2S;
rye. IS. whole wheat -four. $500 q 81
50: Valley four. 1896 % sa.7s; Dakota.
$40 q SEQ: Eastern Rye. $40: Pills
vury se,so; Corvallis, ta.sS.
oats--whIte. ,2s; gray. $3.50.
corn--whole. s2S cracked. s2e per
ton.
Brewing. s22 @ saS; feed
ssi q "a; rolled. s2s,so % ai5o.
Rye--si.aS @ 100 per cwt,
Hay-valley. timothy, SIS q 10;
Eastern Oregon. tiS q 10; Glover. 81
@ 7So; cheat, 81 q LSo; alfalfa, sli.-
50. grain. hay, 81 q s; vetch, $3.50 @
IS.
Buckwheat--is6 per ton.
Milisturs- -Middllngs, taS; chops.
SIS; bran. SIT; shorts. sis.So.
Cereal foods--rsollod oats, cream, 90
lib. sacks. 81: lower grade. $3.50 q g.
50; oatmeal steel cut, i5-lb. sacks.
SO Dbl; 0 ib. sacks. sa.2b per bale; oat-
meal. (ground,) t5-ib. sacks, $3.50 per
bbi.; s-ib. sacks. ~ per bale; split peas
sl.2B per ioo-lb sacks; ab-lb. boxes.
,i.sS: pearl barley, "a per 100 lbs.; ss-
10. boxes, i1.ab per box pastry fiour.
10 ID. sacks, $3.50 per Dbl.
Grain bags-Foreign and domestic,
50 centa
Frults.
TroDical fruitg--Bnnanas &c Der
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Tropical fruitS--Bananas SC poi
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Honey Dark, 10 f-2 % lie; amber.
IL o 1870; fancy white. IL % lie.
liaps. Wool. ttldss. Ete.

Hops, Wool, Hldss, Etc.
Hops--cboice. . q lie: prime, 8 q
3 i-2e per ID.
wool--valley. 2i % 22c; Eastern
Oregon. IS ~ 10 1.2c: as 70 shrinkage.
Feathers--Geese. white. SO q 4oc;
geese. gray or mixcd, 25 q soc; duck.
white. 10 a zoe: duck, mixed, IL q
lsc.
Mohair--Cholee. rs q zoe.
cascara sagrada, tchittim bark)---
8 la q 0 Ia cts. per lb
Beeawax--dood. clean ana pure, 20
q 25c per lb.
Tailow--Prime. . la q 4 t-2c; No.
0 and grease. 2 q 90 per ID.
Oregon grape root-per 100 lbss 8
q &c.
fIides--Dry No. I. 10 Tbs and up.
per h.. II % isc: kip, No !. II % 2oc;
according 10 stxe. Dry salted bulls
and stags. one-tnird less than dry
flint: low CRATES s-i2 o &c per ib. less;
saitcd steers. 90 lbs and up. 10 o iic;
under 80 lbs. steers and cows. Q q 10
@: stays and bulls. 7e; kips. t5 to 80
lbs. iOc per h.: calf, 10 TO II lbs. lie;
calf, under 10 lbs. II o isc; green. un-
saltej, 10 per ib. less: sheepskins,
shearlings. No. 1. Is O 25c; short wool,
No. 1. 40 q soe each. medium wool.
No. /. 81 % i.6o each. murrain pclts,
10 10 20 per cent less; horse hides,
salted. si.5o 10 2. according to size;
dry. according to size. 81 q sL2S; colt.
2s q zoe each; Angora. woolcd. s0c o
ti,bo; goat. common. is % CSC each.
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PORTLAND MARKETS.
Latest Quotations In the Portland
Markets.
complsse Marks. Reports Corrected
Each Day, Diving the wholaasls
Prices Of commedAlss, Farm Pro.
duee and Vegetables.

Tho supply OF vegetables OF All sorts
and aeasonable fruits continues fair,
with inlly shipments in Of oregon and
California. grown stun Prices gen
orally are the same as for the past
several days. Green peas and beans
arc beginning TO come in nom the
South, aud strawberries are arriving
more freely.
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The following are quotations ruling
in Portland as reported by jobbcrs in
the various tines,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-18

pound; pineappies. ttSo q $50 per
dozen. lemons. sa,so % 400 box; Or
angss. sass % $500; grape fruit, $3.50
crate. lines. 7Se o ,i.2t por 100: tan
gcrines: siTs per boz.
Domestic fruits Apples. common.
$50 q 800: fancy. ti.bo % ESQ boz;
eranterricz, $40 @ II Dbl
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A CARD.

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
IL Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold, 1t stops the
cough, heals the lungs, and prevents
serious results from a cold. Cures la
grippe coughs, and prevents pneu-
monia and consumption, Contains
no opiates. The genuine is in q yell
low package, Refuse substitutes. r,
II, Laurin,
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AN INs,plous DISEASE.

One of the worst features OF kidney
trouble is that II Is an insldious dis
ease and before the victim realizes his
danger he may have a fatal malady.
Take Foley's Kidney Cure at the first
sign OF trouble as II corrects irregu-
laritIeS and prevents Bright's disease
an diabetes, 4. #. Laurin, Owl Drug
store.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC

Nothing better afloat than our new
express steamers, Empress Of Brit
ain" and Empress of Ireland"
(I45oo tons), Quebec to Liverpool
in six days; less than four days at
sea, Superior accommodations
available. Comfort, elegance and
safety. Send for illustred booklet
and sailing list
James Fl alyson. Agent Astoria Ore
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
WEEKLY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Philadelphia. June 23-Lvesock receipts week:
Beef cattle, S4SJ head sheep and lambs, 5l4U head
hogs 27so head: calves G47 head. Beef cattle strictly
hish grade and desirable wanted firm 10
strcng prices and easily obtainabe al this time
1he supplies Tor local trade rather modorate
or the cattle offered County Penn
with from the Steers average G2Iadq
80 10; choice, 80 3T1aG$0 80: good I2ladS6 medium
s. S74s6; s. 75$5 s7}1 bulls SO 1895 Cows
general rule, All particularly the choicest kinds
commanded fun values Fat So 5Op$4 rs; thin COWS
81 509SS: nilch cows s354S7O for common TO choice
Veal calves owing TO the hot weather. ruled rather In
active and the tendency easier Exceptional stock
IS; good to choice 81 60aSI b5 medium S6qS7 common
S5q$6: and Westerns $4dS5 SHEEP AND
LAMBS-Winter stock being exhausted yearlings
and spring lambs arc mainly In evidence Supplies have
been only moderate but trade has Stacked on under
indifferent buying values show a - fractional decline
So 25 good s4 25a$4 30; medium So 50q$4 common. S2
81 50 heavy fat 81 25gS4 So spring lambs clipped
S74S7 50 good choice So 154$7; medium $50
sc 25 common s5qS5 so. HoGs-The market fairly
steady and stock well sold Western, to quality
- 1899 City dressed stock-With TIE exception Of
steady Arm particularly the most desirable
steer meat steers s'sg lo5.c cows I7Qgc veal caves
country dressed calves. slow, 991c 1le sheep
extra spring lambs. isei hosS &C.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

The lower Southwest IS surely IN tho doldrums
There is practically nothing worth reporting from
any part of this one-time famous and prolific oil
field. Not well of any Importance. either as u
size 10 location. has been struck during the last
week, and nothing indicating anything in the way
of a pool, even OF the most CONSTRUCTED character
has been found. Small producers. with even more
than the usual OF busters and dry holes. have
been the reward OF the operator.
The Southeastern Ohio district presents nothing
better than it's adjoining district the river
This. too reports nothing In the way of pools oil
wells worth making comment upon Several new
wells have been drilled in the mid-contnent fields
which have come in with fairly good output. but
these wells Of small importance compared with
anything that might be found in the high grade of
section OF the country. From the other oil regions
nothing of a sensational even passaby interest
ing character appears TO have been noted during
the week
Refined petroleum is unchanged from last week
&45 in barrels and 500 in bulk at New York
Philadelphia prices a basis of points lower
Foreign prices for refined also unchanged
London. 69sd per imperial gallon; Antwerp, 2ll.
francs per 100 kilos and Bremen 635 marks per
80 kios
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
CEMENT TRUSTS RIVAL
Ne5o S25, 900, 900 Concern to Control
MaioritN Of Business.

= big cement company in which New York and
New Jersey men are chiefly concerned. has been
formed 10 combine several Of the most extensive
plants outside the control of the American Cement
Conpany-the Cement Trust-and will construct in
New Jersey what II is said will be the largest Port
land cement plant in the world.
The project IS that Of the National Cement Com
psnv. which has been incorporated under New
Jersey laws. with nominal capital OF 100000
common stock The capital is 10 be increased
within the next few weeks 10 $500 600. all COM
mon stock. by which time il is expected that nego-
tiarfons viii be closed for the acquisition Of four
teen plants in New York, New Jersey and PhIa-
celph-a thus giving the company a controlling
interest IN the Portland cement industry of the
entire country.
O. me company I. L. Warernan, Of Newark, y. J.,
S Ce-rresident Two New York men-the Rev. Mr..
Emerson and j. A- bzll1e, jr--act as treasurer treasurer
src s7creJar! respectively Ihe board OF directors
consists OF the officers and Marcus W. Lyon, OF
Newark <. J., and c. 3. Lufborrow, Of Plainfieid,
: J. III. Lyon IS also consulting engineer for the
company.
i plant capable Of producing 1900 barrels Of
cement DAY Is 20 be built al Carpeuters~iIe. y. j.
1sa-re lL5 acres have been purchased. This plant
vii il is said, have 25 per cent greater capacity
Ian arv now in operation Construction work will
begin Immediately. and the works are expected 70
tc IN ful operation by May next 3 feature Will
l. --e extensive use CT electricity, which power
"tl be employed 10 greater degree than hitherto
attempted In cement making Ihe CaTpehlersVlle
rlart VII give work TO fifteen hundred mon. A H.
l=c low. formerly superintendent OF the Alpha and
Nulcsrite tNew Jersey works Of the North Ameri-
can Cement Company, will Ill similar place at
TIE Carpeute-sElle plant.
Options are said to have been obtained four
of rhe largest plants II the Lehigh. Cumberland
and Warren county districts of Eastern Pennsyl-
vauia and Western New Jersey whose aggregate
daily output is about 5000 barrels These works,
together with the Carpentersvile plant and others
aoout be merged. viii, Il IS estimated give the
National company a combined output Of 10000 bar
rels day. close 10 25100co0 barrels annually.
This viii be about IS per cent Of the entire Port
land cement output in the states
The American Cement Company, the present Port
land cement combination, was organized under New
Jersey avs in 1899 II is consolidation Of the
American Cement Company and Lesley & Trinkle.
of Philadelphia; the United Building Material Com
Tauy, of New York and the Jordan Portland Gem
ent Works, Of Jordan, y. y, and IL also owns the
Reliance Portland Cement Company, Of New Egypt.
La An interest is also held in the North American
Cement Company This concern operates the Atlas
PENN, Lehigh PENN, Alpha q. j., Nulcanite
~, j. and Lawrence PENN plants.
The building trade expects 10 see lively competi-
ton and cutting Of prices 4 result Of the
co-npany's advent into the field.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
SAYS PEOPLE PAY FINES.
Wade Ellis W0uld Punish Trusts by
Ousting Them from State.

Columbus. Ohio, June 23-Attorney General
Wade Ellis in a report filed with the Governor
yesterday, gives il as his opinion that fines as
sessed against Illegal combinations in restraint
Of trade are ineffective, because they are speed
fly recovered from the public, which is forced
70 patronize the monopoly. He declares that a
much more effective remedy lies in civil actions
ousting the offending corporations from the
right 10 do business in the state. OF the states
policy in dealing with the Standard Oil Com
panv the Attorney General says:
There is no desire 10 drive this industry from the
state or destroy investments in the oil fields.
The purpose Is 10 keep such companies in the
state end see Il that they obey the laws of the
state
Is believed that such corporations the Stand
ard Oh Company Of Ohio the Sugar Refining Com
Ohio corporations and all owned by the parent
trust in New Jersey, are without power to permit
their stock 70 be owned and voted and their cor
porate franchises controlled by foreign corpora
ton in the interest OF combination TO monopolize
the business Of producing. Transporting, refining
and selling OIL.
SO il IS believed, further that the Standard OIL
Company Of New Jersey cannot in Ohio rnonopolize
ahd control this business by operating under the
assumed names OF other corporations
All the litigation now pending, or which may
Hereafter be brought against any Of these corpora
lions Is designed merely 10 break up this illegal
method Of doing business
almost as soon the recent Investigations Of
me Oh business were begun By the state and very
carry aiter The litigation started certain oil
III .9'aIlea a kho"h TO be mere decoys in the trade
ana owned By The New Jersey trust voluntarily
Wlthofew from Ohio Among these were the
y HaSuufn ttii Company, the Republic Oil Cornpany
and the STANDARD Oil Company Of Kentucky.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
Financial Meetings.
I76 Broadway, New York.
1913 Montague Street, Brooklyn.
$50 Fulton Street, Jamaica.

THE TIIRTY-FOURTH STREET NATIONAL RANK
OF NEW YORK. Al WEST 84TH STREET.
New York. June 6. 1907.
You are hereby notified that special meeting Of the
stockholders this Will be held the Office of the
Association Al street. the Borough
haitian The City York. the sth day July
1907 o'clock p. M take action upon resolution
place this voluntary liquidation. take effect
date be named in said resolution, which resou-
uon will be in substantially tho following form:
Resolved That The Thirty-Fourth Street National
the provisions Sections 800 and 1921 OF the
United States Revised Statutes; such liquidation take
AND you are further notified that at said meeting a
holders IN substantially the following form:
Resolved That the Board Of Directors and the
this Bank be- and they hereby authorized and
o. York, known NEW NETHERLAND
BANK OF NEW YORK, 10 succeed 70 the assets and
authorized certificate OF ipcor
poration Of said New Netherand Bank Of New York in
$50 Of the Laws Of 1892 Of the Of York such
organization TO be as o. the day Of July. 1907
And you further notified that action viii be taken
such other matters may be deemed essential IN
into effect the resolutions 10 be
CURTIS J. BEARD. Cashier.
NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH co
New England Telephone Telegraph Company, held
May 3lst 1907 Article bylaws Of said corpora
ton was amended 80 as RTIe9E r. Tead af f. follows
The officers of the corporation shall consist OF A
President two visePresdents secTstsFy IressnFs s r.
Of the Stockholders II director
vacant ot directors shell - citizen of the
Of York. The directors and also thres IN
spectors Election stockholders by
ballot, meeting. meeting held in
lieu meeting for that purpose and the
lie chosen BY directors by ballot. President
EDMUND W. LoNGLEY,
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
UTILITIES COMMISSION CANDIDATE
Stationary Engineer IN Bronx Is Urged for
Place by Friends.

new asprant for place on the Utilities Com
mission Is Richard L. Quirk, a stationary engi-
neer in the Park Department Of The Bronx. Mr..
Quirk, was formerly locomotive engineer
Mr.. 2uiFy VIII receive support from the
numerous organizations OF which he is a member
Some u which are the Engfnernens Association
Sfsnd Lodge OF the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers and Fircmen. Central Federated Union
~ Manhattan, Central Federated Union Of Brook
In, and Carpenters and Joiners' Union A delega-
ION representing many organizations throughout
me state called Governor Hughes last week
nc nrgsfS6at place on the commission be given
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
Summer Resorts.
NEW ENGLAND.
Vacation Resorts

Along the North Shore of Long Island Sound. al
the charming inland locations of Connecticut
and among the Berkshire and LitehfieId Hills,
reached by the finest through and suburban
train serVice running out of New York. Send
2-cent stamp to New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad, Room No. sos, Grand Cen
tral Station, New York to Passenger De-
partment, New Haven, Conn, for descriptive
books and list of hotels, boarding houses, rates
for board, and passenger fares.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
SOUTH AUBURN, ME-, HAS $4,000 FIRE

Auburn. Me- juno 23.-A storehouse containing
furs and sporting goods, valued at $4,000 and
a vinegar mill both owned by George r. Hume
we'll were burned early to-day at South Auburn
some six miles out OF the city.
Mr.. HunneweIl gave a housewaTmlng last night
in a house built to replace his home burned
a short time Fireworks were set off during
the evening. and II is believed these tho cause
of the burning Of the storehouse and mill across
the street. The total loss Is estimated at 5000.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
NEGROES THOUGHT CORPSE TALKED.
Igy Telegraph TO The Tribune

IBy Telegraph 10 The TTibuneJ
Wilmington, Del, June 2S.-As coffin was be-
ing lowered into grave at a negro funeral near
Denton. Md to-day Samuel Johnson, negro ven
triloqust, threw hts voice into the opening and
said, Let me down asy." The mourners thought
st was the corpse speaking. and, with scream.
they fed. The pallbearers hurriedly dropped the
coffin. Johnson arrested for dfsorderly con-
duct and malicious mischief and held In bail.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24

MOUNT POCONO, Delaware Water Gap
Stroudsburg, CresCo. Pocono Summit, Della
ware Valley-Famous Summer Resorts. In
formation at 429 Broadway. New York City
GLEN SUMMIT SPRINGS HOTEL.
ON Highlands of Pennsylvania. Opens June 20.
dress J. MURDICK. Manager Lehigh Valley
odce Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
SurrogQteS' Notices.

Surr0gateS' Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK
Il T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of the County OF New
York. notice is hereby given all persons having
claims against Anderson Carroll Dana late OF
thereof. the subscribers their place
OF business. the Office
Messrs Hushmore. Bsbee. Rogers & stern: No 40 Wall
Street Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York,
or before the 20th day Of December
Dated New York June IS. 1907.
ELIZABETH J. DANA FIFTH AVENUE TRUST
COMPANY, Administrators
RUSHMORE. BISBEE, ROGERS s STERN. Attorneys
\ Administrators. 40 Wall Street. Borough OF
Manhattan, New York city
7 EWIS. MARY-IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
l. Hon. Frank T. Ftzgerad. a Surrogate OF the
County of York. notice Is hereby given all per
county OF York. deceased present with
subscribers their place OF
acting the Office OF their attorney Henry N
Esq, No u William street, Borough OF Manhattan
in the city o. York before the seventeenth
QTthp day Of December. 1907. next.
Dated New York, the 9th day OF June. l9Ol
Executors.
William Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York city
TDHEINsTRoM LEON.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
I Of El5n. T. Fitzgerald. surrosate ot
claims against Leon RhenStroI, late OF
of New deceased, TO present the same.
with vouchers thereof to the SUBSCRIBER az Ine pace W
transactng business at the office OF simpson Ihaeher
Bartlett No 62 Cedar Street IN the Borough
the City OF New York on or before the
2Oth of July Dated New York the Ith day Of
xLLAN NJ RHEINsTRoM. SAMUEL NJ RHEIN-
SIMPSON, THACHER & BARTLETT. Attorneys for Ex-
ecutors 62 Cedar Street, Borough OK Manhattan. ~
Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
4 partment Hotels.

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Rooms with Bath furnished or unfurniFhed