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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-06-22

A new veranda is being built on D.
M. Camps Second street house occu-
pied by E. c.. Blanchard. ..~
E. F. Spaulding has his1 houseboat
moored near the Yacht club house and
is putting it in shape for occupancy.
A party of students from Dart
mouth college spent last week at
Miles camp, returning to Hanover
Thursday.
Memphremagog lodge, No. IS, F.
| and A. NJ, suspends it's meetings for
the summer after the meeting Of Tues
day evening.
F. P. Davis and DR.. J.. M. Gurrier
| are painting their buildings On South
| street, and many others in town are
| painting their buildings.
Lakeside chapter, No. 27, O. E. S.,
held its regular meeting Monday
| evening, June Is, and suspended opera
lions for the summer, to in
October. \
The Mothers club met Tuesday af-
| ternoon with Mrs. Harry Hunter. A
literary and musical program was
rendered and the society was addressed
by Rev. c. D Lance on Temperance
in the Home"
Chares Prue, a yard conductor in the
employ of the B. & M. railroad. mar
rowly escaped death Tuesday. While
attempting to make a hitch between
two cars his foot became wedged in
a frog. He grasped the brake rod of
the approaching car and hung on till
his foot was pulled from his shoe,
when he fell across the rail, the cars
being stopped just one foot from his
body. He sustained a fracture of four
| toes beside several severe flesh wounds.
| It was a closefcall.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-06-22
IOCALS<NEWS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE FIVE

purse SIS, $3.50, $3.50. S1.OO: IL M.
dinner lip. M, Grafton byHon. Frederick
G. Fleetwood Of Morrisville 2 p. M,
tug of war, purse $40, Lowell VS.. Iras-
burg 2 80 p. m, ball game, purse $40,
$25, SIS; A p. m, creased pig A 80 p.
m, creased pole. So. All who wish
to compete in any of the events should
make entry to the secretary, d. A.
Brahana, on or before July 3.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-06-22
LOWELL.

Alex Deblois has moved to Barton.
James Murphy of Barton was in town
last week.
Miss Clara Burgess spent last week
in Bakersfield.
Jason Rogers of Richford was a re-
cent caller In town.
Mrs. H. Stewart has returned from
her visit to Highgate.
Mrs. Bellrose is in Manchester, N.
H., visiting her daughter.
Geo. Stinehour and V. M. Parker
spent last week in Highgate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peters of Plymouth,
N, H., visited in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Dana of Barton
were in town the first of last week.
Mr.. and Mr.. Horace Lapier spent a
few days at Barton Landing last week.
Rev. FIR. LaBlanc of Montgomery
was the guest of Rev. FIR. Lavigneslast
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Richardson
are the parents of a daughter born
June Z.
A strawberry social was held by the
Modern WOodmen in their hall June /,
which was we'll attended.
Cyrus Durivage went to Barton Land
ing Thursday to see his sister, Mrs. 0.
?. Durham, who is very i'll.
The lemonade social at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Hutchinson Tues.
day evening was we'll attended and a
pleasant evening was spent.
At a meeting held at the church
Monday evening it was voted to builc
an annex on the church and a com.
mittee was elected for doing the work
At the caucus Thursday evening H
H. Newton and F. Farman were
elected delegates to attenC
the state convention at Montpelie
July l. E. Stannard, Geo. Curtis ant
J. Brahana to attend the county con
vention held at Barton Landing Tues
day.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies
Aid society, which met with Mr.. anC
Airs. John Young, the following officer.
were elected Pres, Mrs. N. F. Hutch
inson; Vice-Pres., Mrs. G. E. Car
ter; Sec. and Treas, Mrs. R. F. Win
chester: directresses, Mrs. Richardson
Mrs. Hodgman, Mrs. Young, Mrs
Winget, Mrs. Sanborn.
NEWPORT.
Donald Emery is at home from St
Johnsbury for the summer vacation
Rev. c. H. Brown of Saxtons Rive
visited among his friends here las
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-06-22
NEWPORT.

Donald Emery is at home from St.
J~ohnsbury for the summer vacation.
Rev. c.. H. Brown of Saxtons River
visited among his friends here last
week.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
Di1idend Notices.
UNITED STATES
MORTGAGE & TRUST COMPANY
55 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK CITY
On and after Juy ts, 1908:

Montgomery, N. Y................W Water "a
montVaie, ". j. Hoad %
Mutual Life Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5s
Mutual Terminal Co. of Buffalo, NJ ". list 4s
Mil. Lake Winnebago r. r. Co. 1st Mtge 6s
Minneapolis Term. Purchase Money Mtse. 3Ias
Multnomah County, Ore. 49,. School District Is
New York Bay Extension Railway Co. 5s
North Spring Lake N. J................-....5 J. .5s
Northern indiana Railway Co...........1st 5s
Oskaloosa Traction G. Light Co...-.........5s 5s
Pacific Telephone e. Telegraph Co. 5s
Felhan, Ga School oS
Pelham Ga. Public Improvement 5s
Pensacola, Fla. la..............l Improvement 4Tas
PhiIipsbure, Mont Water er...............6 IS
Pittsburg G Farnount Fuel Company list 5s
Santa Fe. Liberal & EneIewood r. r. Co.. .5s
School City, Fort Wayne, Ind .31as
Storingtcn, Conn.,, School District No. 49,. .4s
South Orange, NJ. J..................S j. Sewer 4s
squsw Creek Drainage District No. .6s
Sullivan Water Company. ny.................'..5 .5s
Syracuse. N. w. School s,Ls various others
(Registered) .........
tampa, ria. ..-.-........-...--..- .Hefunaihs os
Toledo, o.. Refundina IS & various others
United States Mortgage & Trust Series "K" q.
Company. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J
United States Mortgage Trust (s.r.. a, - d.
Company. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Water, Light G. Power Company. .......... 5s
Water Works Company (San Antonio) ...... .6s
Westerly, r. R.I..................R .Refundng 4s
West indianapolis (Juy 6th) Funding 6s
West Orange, N. Education 5s
Wilkes Barre, Pa........ City Improvement 4s
Wilmington. N. C.....,.-.....-.-.Re c.. Refundns 4s
Wisconsin Central Railroad Com ! 1s. s.r;.s 3.
pany... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Wisconsin Central Railway | tst eenY Mtoe. Is
Wisconsin Central Railway Gold Equipment
conp.ny Trust 5s
Yellowstone County, Mont. School ! w..
District No. 2..................-j
Yosemite Valley Railroad Co.. .'.....os
napy fJuIy 15thl. list 5s
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
SYNDICATE EXTENDED
r,,,e,r Pacific Bond Agreement to
Last Fear Longer.

r.,,sc Railway syndicate, which,
TIE - the terms CT the original agreement
sccorons limitation to-day, will be extended for
expires The decision to proiong 1t was reached
ore ss..,,s of the managers yesterday they nav
st q mee~s the consent of a large majority OF the
ius receive ,ers A representative of Blair &
syrdoaAe - Offices the meeting was held, said
Co 81 -s..er of fact only seven refusals had
fhaf % - IN answer TO the notices sent out TO
heeh .1+s requesting their consent TO proiohga-
s,,s agreement and that most of these nom
Ton ol 80 - assured the syndicate managers that
ssseh.e's ssssr would not be thrown on the market.
tier OO 80 which is headed by Blair & Co.
sIRe - -,Oron & Co. and William A. Read &
Niinal1' - underworld S50,oeoo0o per cent first
Co u bonds Of the Western Pacific Railway
n1o1'sas II was stated suthoritatively yesterday
coi11ps n,o Of the bonds had been withdrawn for
a,,nent which leaves only SIeoeo'VVO O. the issue
ih.D ~ dsposed of. The nominal quotation OF
siiii - - has been between 80 and 80, hut all
me 80 - in them have been subject TO the syndi-
s@les aeroent there have not Of course, been
cav sl,c transactions in the issue Investors who
"Hs .s ,he bonds from the syndicate members
'-- bo,,nd not to sell them until the syndicate
ss Among the largest of these investors, it
eA4Hs s.,o5 Is John y. Rockefeller, who recently
gave $685. - ~
ton Board -.
~.- r., western Pacific started about three
90 nv George 7. Gould and his associates,
- !, Is expected will be completed and IN op-
throughout its entire length in another year
eN~o - line extends from Salt Lake City to San
eisoo and there are twelve branch lines, the
- ,1eregating 1221 miles To complete the con-
p.-. o..+son If The road the Gould interests few
- aeo sold SlO0aoo00 Denver & Rio Grande
t.- a. the same bankers who headed the orig
80 western Pacific syndicate and at the same
80 gave them al option on S5,eoo,ooo more For
80 reason the public offering of these notes
hos heen delayed, and it was said yesterday that
.sev would probably not be brought out for some
tine 10 come.
a- (zoul6s decision to build this road, which is
ssstfnsd 70 become direct competitor of the Union
paaac and Southern Pacific systems. led 10 his
Ealing out with Mr.. Hartman, and it is only
-eoerty that they have settled their differences.
since their friendship was renewed there have been
rsrsistent rumors that Mr.. Hartman was to be-
nor,e an important factor in the Western Pacific,
and while Il cannot be learned that he has acquired
suy Interest in the road, it is said in well Informed
quarters that the property will be operated in har
raouy with the Hartman lines.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
DiUidend Notices.

The Farmers Loan Z Trust TO-.
i6, t8, 20 & n William 81.
New York City.
couPoSs AND p pgE oE N ASb S 1y4Es 4Es
JULY 1sT. 1905 AS FOLLOWS:
Alabama Great southern R. r.
Wstsr Tscr sugHy cG@Rsny s Of
Akron Works Company.
Bismarck Water supply Company.
Bursio Z creek rsss cRaRsaS RaiiroaSd Company
Central Brewing Company
Consolidated Street Railway Company CMsmphis)s
cSm%srssi cSnsn%ers Pas sas' BTSlSa GS%P.ny Company
Constitution Publishing Conpsny.
DaTsam Uaies Hss'z ka%ag Company
East Greenwich IVA Water supply Company g 81.
EI Paso & Southwestern Railroad Company.
Ellsworth C'ollieres Company (Bondsl.
Faribaut Water Works Company
Herkimsr. Mohawk. nion Frankfort Electric
Hs%s Hssasa cisg sFsSs %,,ss ss%ay ta,ssS Company
Company
KOkomo water works company
Lake superior & 1shpemins Railway Company
, Mobile & Chic Railroad Company. Extension 1ss
MS6lis MSsis Light 5gt . Railroad Company
aarksboro Portland Cement Company.
h:Saaso SSGia 7g TSsa eS%ssay
Natural Food Company
Omaha Water Company
Pensacola Water Company
portsmouth & suffolk Water Company.
Red River Valley Company.
Richmond Beach & Railway Company.
=. Louis & Csiro Railroad Company -
south Dakota Water Company.
ST Louis, Watkins & Gulf Railway Company.
santa Lucia Company.
Tarboro Cotton Factory.
Terre Hauts & Irdianapoiis Railroad Company.
Ierre Haute & Lagansport Railroad Company
Temple, Texas Water Works Company.
Toledo. WaIhondns Valley & Ohio Railroad Company.
Temple Electric Light Company
Third Avenue r. r Sc.
Union Depot Company Columbus. Ohio.
Union Stock Yard & Transit Company
vanderburgh County. indiana.
Watkins. Jabez B..
Washtngton & Columbia River Railway Company
West Side Railroad Company.
Wayne Cotton Mills.
Chattanooga City Water Company.
County Of vanAerburgh Indiana
East Granite City Water Company.
JULY 18TH 1908.
Louisiana Water Company.
Minneapolis I1yndaIa bIiuneonks Railway Connpant
&. Minneapolis Street Railway Company
St Paul City Railway compa p ny o
Pektn Works Company.
JULY 31ST. 1903.
Parsons Water Supply Power Company
DIVIDENDS.
JULY ISL, 19Os-
Twin City Rapid Transit Company. Preferred stock
July 9TH. 1905
ra+roIt IIilIS1aIe a Southwestern r. f. Co
JULY 18TH 190S.
Texas CantrsI Raiiroa4 Company. Preferred stock
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago & 81 LOUIS Fai"sS
Company. Preferred stock
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

OF certificates OF deposit Of the Central Trust Com
Pany or New York, representing Mexican Central
railway Company priority per cent bonds, first
mortgage bonds assented and consolidated mort
gage per cent bonds, that the coupons due July
on these bonds deposited under the plan of read
Justment and union dated April 6. last will be
palo to the holders Of these certificates by the Cen
1al trust Company upon presentation, or in Boston
oy kidder, Peabody & Co.. and after July l.
BONDS STOLEN--Farson, Son & CO. No a
Pine street, announce that the coupons due july i
ISOS OF washington County. Alabama. have been
stolen Bonds Nos. 16 to 81 inclusive and IS TO a.
inclusive. ~ -
LOCOMOTIVE DIRECTOR RESIGNS-S L..
Schoonmaker has resigned as a director of the
American Locomotive Company
GoiNG AWAY OVER THE FOURTH
wherever you go. leave order with local newsdeaIey
for the SUNDAY TRIBUNE as soon as Won sFriTe
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
WinsIow, Lanier & Go.
50 CEDAR STREET.
NEW YORK.

THE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DIvIDENps ABE
PAYABLE AT OUR BANKING HOUSE ON AND
JULY 1ST, 1908.
BIackford County, Ind, Court House os
Bedford, Indiana Refunding Bonds , - -,
Cana-Iouisiana Bank & Trust Co, dividend 40 SEMI
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rd. Co. General Mtge. 45s
Indiana, Funding 5s.
Cleveland & Mahoning Valley Ry. Co Cons. htse- Oh
Coupon Bonds -. x.. .,
Cleveland & Mahoning Valley KY 20. Sons Hatse- "7o
Regist. Bonds
Dallas County Iowa. Court House As
Grant County, Indiana. Bridge Bonds "a
Grand Rapids g. Indiana Rd. Co. ISL Nalse S4t. t7as
and 3ks.
Hartford City, Indiana, School 4+ss
annapolis Indiana, City Of,
County, Indiana, Funding As
Louisiana State of, Consols and Constitutional As
Marion County, Indiana, Bridge Bonds
Northern Pacific Terminal of Oregon lst S.
New orleans, La City Constitutional and Improve
As.
Niagara Falls Power Co. 1st IS
NIAGARA Falls Works Co. 1st 5s.
OkonIte Company, Ltd, Dehenture 6s.
Pittsburgh. Tt Wayne Chicago Ry Co 1st Mtge- fs.
Series
Pittsburgh. Ft Wayne & Chicago Ry Co End Mtge IS
Pittsburgh TT Wayne g. Chicago Ry. Co. Special Guar
anteed Stk. dividend 1&9o quarterly
Peru, Indiana, School Ans, and Funding os
Traverse City R. R. Co. 1st IS.
JULY 7TH, 1908.
Pittsburgh, Wayne & Chicago Ry Co Regular Guar
anteed Stk. dividend. 1870 quarterly.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
OFFICE OF READING COMPASY. ,oo.


The Rosrd Of Directors declared from the ret
earnings a dividend OF per cent t2sst on tns
common Stock OF the Company TO be paid on Au&guss &
Isf 1905 TO the stockholders Of record at the cross
of business fully 1908 Checks will be naiieS1
TO stockholders who fled dividend orders with
the Treasurer o. -..-...-v
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

A quarterly dividend Of one and One Quarter
C1tczt Der cent on the First Preferred stock art
one and One-haIt G1zTt) per cent on the second
red Stock be paid July 10TH
transfer books will be closed at =: NJ Nonqay.
JuIv 9th and reopened at 10 A M. Ihursoay. Jul y
18th, 1908 MUSES. ELL oeo'oe@-S
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
THE BANK OE AMERICA.

THE BANK OF AMERICA.
New York June 10th, 1908.
The Board of Directors have to-day declared a
annual dividend of thirteen CD cent free tar
payable July list. 1905 stockholders of record Of
this date
The transfer books will remain closed until July
1905. w NJ. BENNETT Cashier.
san FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY.
Coupon No SO Of the above railway maturing July
1905, will be paid and after that date
Ladenburg Thalmann g. Company. Is Bread Street. New
York.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
THE BANK FOR SAVINGS.
Dry Dock Savings Institution

a, & s4s BowERY Cor Sd ST.. NEW YORK
Tbe Trustees have declared dividend for the six
ortbs ending June 80. 1908. all deposits entitled
thereto under the bylaws, at the rate Of FoUK per
can't ner anpurn on all not exceeding THREE
TIToT-s AND DOLLARS payable on and after July 90.
1908. "a ~, - ..,.,..
20 interest from July /. 1908
~ ANDREW MILLS. President.
wM PATTERSON. Treasurer
CHARLES MIEHLING Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
RTH PACIFIC RAILWAY
Financial Meetings.

New York. June 30. 1905.
Notice is hereby given TO the stockholders Of The
Eagle Fire Company OF New York that by order OF
the Board OF Directors, special meeting has been duly
called for ten o'clock A NJ Friday the tenth day OF
July 1905 the Offices OF the Company, No. 50 Beaver
Street Borough Manhattan City OF New York, the
purpose of considering Resolution authorizing and In
structng the President and Secretary behalf OF the
stockholders TO liquidate the Assets OF the Company and
providing the liabilities OF the Com
pany rensured, distribute from time to time the
proceeds said remaining the stockhold
pro rata THEO. H PRICE. Prest"
w THORN
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

WE REGRET TO ANNOUNCE THAT Mr. ALYtioNsN
wv Furxt has this day Withdrawn from our erm
Ialy I. 1908 A~<@AHo FNsr@A
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
COUPONS MATURING JULY, 1908
Payable at the
BANKING HOUSE
N. w. HARRIS & co
Pine Street, Corner William
NEW YORK

FIRST
Albert Lea. Mina.. Refundins
Albuquerque. N. NJ, Board OF Education.
School Building; Funding; 0enerai
Street Improvement
Atlanta. Birmiag ham & Atlantic Rafread
Co., Equipment
Berryviile, Va, Water Works
Billings, Mont. City Hall
Boulder. Colo, Water Works
Bozeman, Mont, Funding Second Series
Broadwater Ccunty, Mont. Funding
Buffalo & Susqnehanna Railway Co,
Gold Equr mert Series "A"
Cascade County, Mont, Court House; Z;
Funding
CenterviIle. Ia., Funding; Refunding
Chippewa Valley Railway Co., Eau Claire,
Wis. Light & Power Co.,. First Mort
gage Gold
claIam County. Wash, School District
Clifton Forge, Va, Bridge
Clinton. Ia. Funding & RefundfBg
Colorado Springs. Colo, School District
No. II, Reiunding
Cook County, H., School District No. ZS
(Arl'nQt on Heights)
Cook Couutv. Ill.,, School District No sS
(Mortou Park,
Cook County. H., School District No.l70
Chicago Heights)
cuthbet, Ga. Electric Light; Wafsr
Works
Danvifle Street Railway & Light Co, Dan
Vile. ILL.,. RefHnding Mortgage Gold
Denison & Sherman Tex Railway Co.,
First Mortgage Gold
Dexter. No., School District, School
Building
Eimwood. ILL.,, Refurding
Evergreen Park, ILL.,. Refrnding
Fayette County. KY, Funding
Ford County, i'll. School District No. 81
(Meiyln)
GaIIatia Corn'y, Mont, Fun ding; High
School Building; pefunding
Geuesee, Ida Water Works
George town. H., School District No. 177
Great Falls. Mont, Sewer; Water Works
Green Bay. Wis. Refurdlng; Sewer
GreenviIle. ILL.,. Refunding
Hale County, Ala. Refunding
Hamblem County. Tenn, Turnpike Road
ffswsrden. Ia., Independent School Dis
trict, School Funding
fiighwood. H.. Refun ding
Hot Springs. So Oak. Schsoi
Howard So. Dak., fOard OF Education
Independent School District. School
Building
Funtiuqton, W. Va, Second Sewerage
RyattsviIle Nd. Sewerage
Iowa Falls, Ia. Refanding
Keokuk, Ia. Refunding
La Sale. Ill. School Building
Lincoln. Ill. Refundiug
Livingston, Mont. Main Sewer
Lyoas City. Clinton. la.. School house
Macon County ILL.,, Court House
Mans on la. Water Works
Marshal'towa. Ia. RefuHdfus
MartinsviEIe, Ind. Water Works
Monmouth. H., Water Works
Mount Airy, N. C., Water Works & Elec'
trio Light
Mowesaua, I'LL. Board of Education, Dis
trict No. |. School Building
Muucie Gas Light & Fuel CO.. mHncie.
Ind, First Mortgage Gold
Muskegon, Mich. General Street I'M
prevement; Refunding
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

THE PEOPLES BANK
Of City OF New York
o,ru, rTr->JORED AND FOURTEENTH CONSECUTIVE
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
The Board OF Directors this day declared
dividend OF Five Fer Cent. free OF tax
navabIe on and after July 1st. 1908.
TIRE transfer books will closed the 25th inst.
at q O'Clock P M anJ reopened July 1st. 1908. 10
o'clock a. NJ -- -
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK
New York. o. 1903.
The Board Of Directors this day declared quarter
" dividend Of TWO PER CENT. payable on and after
July 1st, proxino- -. -
The transfer books will close at p m. this dats re-
0peii'Ns 'U'' -9 CHARLES H PATTERSON.
Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
Dividend Notices.

FIRST Continued
Ottawa Gas Light & Cox. Co, 0ttawa,
ILL.,, First Mortgage Gold
Owosso, Mich. Water Works
Pecetouica. Ill, School Building
Plum Bayou. Ark, Levee District Levee
Pontiac Township, H.. School District,
High School Building
Port Huron Light & Power Co, Port
Huron, Mich, First Mortgage Gold
PertIaud General Electric Co. Psrtsand.
Ore. First Mortgage Gold
Powell County. Mont. Fauding
Princeton. Me-. Reianding
Pullman, Wash, Wafer Works
RavaIli County, Mont, Gold Funding
Redwood Falls, MinB.. RefuadmS
Richmond. Ky, School
Riverside. ILL.,. Scheel Baildhg; Winter
Works
Rosebud coonfy. Mont. Bridge
Schiller Co.. Chicago. IN, Gold Mortgage
Scrantoa Electric Co. Scranton. Pa,
First & Refundins Mortgage Gold
Seattle. WISH. Funding; Funding Phst
Second Series; Sewer; Sewer
Tunlef
SedslIa, No., School District, Srhool
Building
Sene-a Falls, N. Y. Refurding
Shenar doah Ia. Independent School ,
District. Funding
Suohomish County, Wash. School DIS
triet, Ne. |
spaidtng c. rnty. Gs- Public hDprmesf
Soarfa Gs Scbco, bui'6iu
Spartanburg, S. C., Funding
Spartanbury County, S. C., County Re-
funding
Tacoma Eastern Railroad Co. wash
First Mortgage Gold
Temple, Tex. Public Free School Build
ing Series No.
Teton County. Mont. Funding Gold
TuiIahcms. Tenn.. Electric Light; Water
and Light; Water Works
Utica Electric Light & Power Co. Utica
NY. First Mortgage Gold
Waitsburg, Wssh.. Water Works
White Plains. N Y. School District Ne.l
WoodIawn. Ala. Refandirg
Yellowstone County, Mont. School Dis
trict No. 2, School Building (Bil.fngs)
SECOND
Arrneur. So. Dak., Independent School
District, School Building
Gsrrard Couaty. KY. Turnpike Road
Hamburg. Ia. independent School Dis
trict. Frndfng
Hst Sorinss, Sc. Oak. City Hall
KaiispeIi, Mont, Refuudfng
Lewistown, MoEt., Water
Pop'sr Bluff, No., School District, School
Building
FIFTEENTH
Eugene, Ore. Sewer
Hartford. Wis, Water Works
Mosut Pleasant Mlch., Water Refunding
Sank Center. MIMI, School
SedaIla, Mo-, School District Funding
EIGHTEENTH
Pierce County, Wash. School District No.
(SseiIacoom)
NyNETEENTH
Wfndom, hiun, Electric Light Works &
Sewerage
THIRTY-FIRsT
Shebyviile, III, Electric Light aad Imp't
also payable at
& CO., BOSTON
Correspondent
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
Copartnership Notices.

yTIHE COPARTNERSIIP EXISTING UNDER THE
f-rn OF Harvey FisN q sons. and comprised OF
Pliny Fisk Charles J. Fisk Wilbur c. Fisk Alexanesr
Fisk Wrn NJ EarnuIn. VIM 5. F4Dshawe. Theodore
H Banks Herbert l. Denny. Richard H Higgins and
Albert A Tnsy. expires limitation July t5t 1905.
Ths business continued under the oy
the following partners Piiny Fisk. Wilbur C. Fisk rnso
dore H Banks y Albert A Tnsy. Herosrs
L Denny, and Richard III. Higgins
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19
him $50 for his chance but it was de-

him $50 for his chance, but it was de- ciined.
 In person Evans is a slight, gimpy- legged individual with a worn, scanned face. He does not look in the least the part that has been assigned to him in popular fame and that in fact belongs to !llm. He has, however, a deep-cut ironic rlcuth, the only part of his physcgnomy which suggests any of the profane and warlike possibilities for which one looks on meeting him. His skin is leathery and tanned he is slim and not impressive.
 But there is no officer of the navy with such record. It Is a record that begins with heroism in the civil war and ex- tends through fights, scrapes and skirm- isEes through nearly 30 years to world wide fame in the Spanish war. It in cludes the command of great fleets, pres ence at almost every important interna- tlonal incident for many years, and .t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19
SPEED OF HARE.
Animal Runs Faster on Level Than
 Down Hill.

Paris, April 1S-An ardent motorist, who travels much by night in the rural dis tricts where hares are plentiful, ascer- tained by speedometer how fast a hare can run.
 On a flat road the hare can make from IA to 16 miles per hour. Down hill he can- not make more than f21a miles per hour.
 When a hare finds himself suddenly in front of a speeding auto, he gets so fright ened by the lights that his thinking ap- paratus becomes paralyzed. Instead of jumping aside and to safety, he runs ahead and generally continues to run until the auto stops.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19

ends, or will end, in the apotheosis of the American navy-the coronation of the biggest cruise ever undertaken by such q big fleet. which it has been his privilege to command. It is as fitting rounding cut for brilliant career as could be de- vised.
 When that career is rounded out in that way almost the last of the old-fashioned sailormen will have passed out of the navy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19

Southern Railway, the popu- lar route to New York through Atlanta. Over two hours the quickest time; parlor and Pull man cars. Trains leave 6:25 am. and 4::25 pm.