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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-11-03
Try This IN November.

Thousands upon thousands OF fam
lies who nave not been regular eat
crs Of Quaker Oats VII begin on the
first CT November and eat Quaker
Oats once or twice every day fer thirty
days CT this month: the result il
good health and more strength and
vigoc ~ill mean that every other
month in tho year Will find them doing
the same thing.
Try il: Serve Quaker Oats plenti
fully and Frequently icr the thirty
days 0! Ncvcalbcr and leave OIL q cor
responding amount OF meat and greasy
,O0ds. ioull get more health. more
visor and strength than you ever got
in thirty days OF any other kind OF
eating.
While vou are trying this see that
the children get a full share.
The best food for them. Quaker
Oats is also packed in Theoretically
sealed tins for hot climates; keeps in
definitely. ~
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-11-03
NOTICE OF ELECTION
f.. Issuing Bonds for Water
works il, the Town Of
Lexington.

\. meeting Of the Town Coun Gil
for II: town # Lexington Oh Oct tobei
18th. It was ordered that an election be
held ii the Town i1au on November
1Sth, next. on tho question Of issuing
Fifteen Thousand Dollars (Sl5, ,O0O. 90
in coupon bonds 20 run for not more
than 70 years. and not less than 20
wears, and to dIaw interest at &
per cent. payable annually, at Lexing-
ton. 5. c., the proceeds Of such bonds
to be used in the erection Of a Watre
Works Plant. for fire protection III &C
cordance with the stlpulatiOns in the
petitions.
1t Is further ordered that at such
election the ballot shall contain: For
issuing fifteen thousand dollars six per
cent. coupon bonds for waterworks,
for protection against fire, according
to the specifications set out in the petl-
tions therefor, Yes"
':i'or issuing fifteen thousand dol
lars six Per cent. coupon bends tor
watcrwoTks, for protection against fire,
according to the specifications set out
in the petitions therefor, No.
It is also ordered that ". H. Buckley,
Harry Roberts and 3. II. Barre be ap-
pointed managers OF said election, and
they are hereby instructed to provide
for such election two ballot boxes, ono
for the ballots or tie issue OF bonds,
and one for the ballots Of three citiZcrS
Of tilc town 70 serve a. a Board cf Com.
uissiollars OF Public Works.
JOI!.: J. TAYLOR.
intenGant.
II. =. HAMMER.
:; G:...Jc;1'E'.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-11-03

Twill itc"G Ii: ?c!loNing ln"AtioneE
o:ncc> tcr the rC.po-c of receiving
taxes fDI tie t!$,:,i year, $3.50:
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-11-03
0RTrUA2y
3. D. "

David II. :1ei>ler departed this life
Oc;. 3lst, 1909, age5 * ,;varS, eleven
months and twelve Gays. lie was
baptized in infancy, and il early youth
vas areceived into full communion
with St. Paui's Z. /. congregations, IN
whose fellowship he lived till d5ath.
His af,icticns were many ard long,
but he bore them patiently, always
looking fer better day.
He leaves a father aad mother, six
brothers. Two sisters. heartbroken
wife and three small children.
Funeral services we're held at St.
Paul's and the body laid away in the
family cemetery. Peace to his ashes;
rest to his soul. B. D. ".
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-11-03

Marion T. Gregory, loom-fixer Of
the Union cotton mills, fell from the
top of box car, on which he had
started to Columbia, at Herberts, 20
miles from Union, and was killed.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-11-03

Judge william Lindsay, former
United States sena tor, died at his
home in Frankfort, KY.
Sir John Fisher, famous as an adj
niral in command Of the British navy
has been retired from active service
On account Of age,
TNrfHET HE TT. .GrTTnN
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-11-03
AVEGETABLE COMPOUND

A pleasant inVigorating
medicine. Very effective in
the cure of Dyspepsia, 1ndiges-
ton, aabitual Constipation,
and all their effects, such as
nausea, Sick Headache, Sour
Stomach, etc.
Perfectly regulates the LIV-
ER anS correcta all disorders
Of the KIlNETS. OF great
benefit in female complaints.
Fer sale at the BAZAAR r,
Lexington, S. c.
Wholesale by
The ASylVlsggay Drug Company,
COLUIGBIA n G..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-10-23
sCHOOIisOAI,l, MEETS

A meeting of the directors oi tho
school board was held this afternoon
at the public school. The meeting was
called to elect director to aii the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
q. W. White.
The election resulted as follows:
J. y. Coeilcr 12, o. \. Stcarns @.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-10-23
BRIEF MENTION. !.
I>~>>~~~~~~~~~~~s

Phone s0S for milk and cream.
Miss Evelyn North leaves IN thu
morning Tor Portland.
Cali and hear the October Edisor
records at Muller's.
r. N. Roise has leased the Central
barber shop from Henry Low,
Nellie O. Leonard and Grace Grifilu
Of My are In town. staying at the Liv'
eFmore.
! J. W. Alexander OF Portland Is In
town. representing the wcycrhauser
timber intercsts.
ID. +. Driscoli Of Bonuasa and J. y.
Hilgorc Of Langcll valley. were In to
attend the meeting yesterday,
Got your carpets. rugs. curtains,
etc. cleaned by Mongolds vacuum
cleaner: rates reasonable.
We have Just received some very
fne tomatoes. You should come and
see them. The Monarch Mercantile
company.
Guy Merrill and n. 8. Parrish arc
In town from Merrill. They came In
to attend the meeting Of tho Water
Uscrs association.
Fruit Of all kinds; apples. grapes,
pears. oranges. pineapples. bananas
and any you may wish. The Monarch
Mercantile company.
II. n. Burnham and wife OF i.orella
are staying NJ the American. and
their daughter. Hazel. Ia down from
Langell valley visiting them.
Don't wear out your back. broom
ana carpets when you can get .th,
work done 80 quickly. thoroughly and
by Mongold's vacuum cleaner.
IT'S nice weather now. and now Is
the time to bring In your umbrella
and have It covered. have hn
new stock Of covers.
Mciiattan.
This afternoon W y l.idwar, an
Englishman. and J. W. q. bruce. n
both ilcd n declaration Of
Intention Of becoming United States
ritisens. They also procured hunting !
icens.s.
Miss Hazel Livermore started on
IN extensive trip through California |
his morning. She will visit friends
n Redding. her former home. sacra.
nento and San Francisco. She ex.
'ects to be gone month.
Jason Elder. p. v. Ingram. clifford
Johnson. Lorence Frixelie. Carl Ew.
nK. J. Billings and u. Linviile. who
ave been At the Upper lake attend
nv the Forest Rangers meeting. re-
urned to I.akeview this morning on
he stage.
c. u. McCumber In down from Yon-
u. We says all kinds of stock are
ringing good prices and that. dry
Arming. they are raising tO' bushels
{ grain y the acre. wha, will they
o with water? I'VE stili expect 10
ct water some day." he said.
J. q. Swan. county school superin-
'ndent. returned Friday evening |
ON a trip through the eastern part
the country. While absent he Wis.
cd the Pine Grove. Dairy. Hide.
rand and bly, schools. All schools
re- doing good work. Al Pine Grove
10 lumber IL on the ground for new
ho0l building and work will begin
, II at once. The bly, district win
80 take steps for the erection Of a
Nv school building. Superintendent
va n s.,il la.u An.A.. ...n..t.- g.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-10-23
THE non TON GROCERY,

A little store with tue p"s, ~ rh'
grocery line-clean. now. fresh. and
prices reasonable. One trial va
convince you that Il Is the nlprr u
trade. f.iotf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-10-23
cry ,u,lErs

J. p. Wolfe is In t.s~n from Mer.
|riil.
+. =. Fitch and wife are In from
Merrill.
J. p. Van Meter and wife Of Merrill
are In town.
Best hot tomales at the East End
Randy Kitchen.
J. II. McNeiIl came in from Tulc
Lake yesterday
u. Ellis YOUNG and Jack nm are In
town from Olene.
J. Frank Adams. the big rancher
of Merrill Ia In town.
Charles Bray Of Oshkosh. wis. In
In town buying timber.
George 8. Boyd Of BONANZA 10 reg
istered at the Livermore.
w. c. Dalton drove In from the
Carr ranch Friday evening.
Barney Hart came In on the stage
from BONANZA Friday night.
c. ~. Snow and wife and J. T. An
derson from Olene are In town.
Hot chocolate. coffee. tea and hot
soup. East End Randy Kitchen.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
Is. CAST IRON PIPE REPORT.

avs ro,,-s-7- ro-o,,ry for the year ended May Il
SLOWS gross income from operations ~ s-s-o,f,
sgztas1 ss- SIS in the preceding year ana e.
= lso7 and total income Of SZsztsl. cornpa-eu -
-zs balance Of S1sz 81 from which vas oeolcl-
s57g2 reserve FOR improvements rom curiti-'
earnings and S20oo reserve for oounttnl 8cco1L-L,
ls.T5-e s,-r177-e ~ s15s a.e To this amount was
ADDED S9oa sa7 transferred from reserve for aoul-
tlonaI working capital and S6.o24 from haiarce -
profit and loss account of the Preceolflg SF-'
-nskf,z total % $50 so. against SlSo4ob IN lso
Ths 6rs6en5 Of s71s-50 on the preferred STOCK oF-
csred PAYABLE September, 1913, was reslf all1' -. -
sss ordered YESTERDAY 70 be palo IN july =
r-esisen4 q the COMPANY. n statement 70 stoCA
tol6s-s rof+s ont ne favorable record Of the con
csrn since It's organization in the mattef OF o.
6ends and announces that IN the last tere= iiClIl
there has been q noteworthy increase II o1sl-.
sn1 earnings upor the continuance Of NiaiCh us
rea6s future pay-nents on the companys se0uIi-
ess
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
o1HER MARkETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June q 3-CATTLE-Receipts estimated.
u had: steady. steers 81 5oSI zoi cows
S5SS7 81 s,ockers and feeders 3e3S5 Is HOGs-Re-
Ceipts feenaed - 0po head market loql5c loTer;
choice heavy. s. 75GS7 s2s butchers g e2S - Lsn'
81 es7 7o pIes s. Es6 90 bulk o sales s. 4oUs7 20
er5pF p-F7ec@ipts iestrnatefJ. 1900 head market
steady; sheep S41S5 so amts. 81 6o9$s ~. yearlHEs
Circi7rsti J-lnA s-cATTIlE-Receipts. s47 head;
5.'I 1G4I5c lover; fair good shippers s. S5Ss 20:
--,,,Cr & 255S3 -5 FOCIS-Rece.pts SIS head. du.
lsT2O, lower butchers and shippers. SsSs 10 common
S2lyS. oS. laurs steady. 10c lower. s. 6o6S9 6o
East Buffalo June 3-CATTLE-steady; prime steers.
e SE9k7 IL Receipts. $50 head. active s01 oo
fiebeT Ssq$s 80 HOGs-Rsceipts, 24eo head taiIy
active ana i0a15o lower: heavy and mlxeE Ss ~.
Yorers s. 25aSs. pigs. So 9oqtT 10 roug1s = 'oq&I,
s+zrs Is Ea0ss, dairies 81 25FS7 20 SHEEP AND
lambs active and steadE'
sheep slow: yearlings and miEed sheep PC oger
T-znsas CITY Tune % Ca Receipts, sooo head.
incu5r 900 soltherns market 1oc higher and active
borE eort and dressed beef steers So 25HSl CO. fa'r
n T.od S5Gss So western steers S5QS1i stoces ana
ro-rE -,6Sz native S3q$6. native feit|rs
s49S- bulls Sass: calves. S4Gs7 25 HoGs-Feceipts
Il 06N head market 1oG15c oYer top 81 20: ollk o.
s2es S s. a6gs 6e7 o 60 h sht s. S9S$ 60 Ps 1899 IS
Sr57r-F-7e 7eceipts 1000 head. market 22a+oo love-
lambs seaSs Is yesrngs. S56S6 10 wethers s. oHg g
81 90, ewes. S4Q$5 10. stocEers ana i7euels e''F'
Texas nuttous, s4GS5 -
Union Stock Yards Pittshurg June 28-GAI t6 az
a Sc 30 sHFEP-SupPy fair, slow prime "ethHrs
SSS SIS s0- veal calves. Ss4Ss %. HOGS Receipts
Sfgpt SLOW. lower: prime heavies. SIS 1o9Ss -
rs 81 81 a5: heavy Yorkers 81 aS7 90 LIGHT
workers S. 300 dS7 50; pigs S4S7 10 rougas; S6g -.
49, ca s5 Decenlher. SIS s5: March. S6 P5. TIMOTHY
Prime So ALsIKE-Prime. s.; August, IS 80
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
nnsIDA EAST COAST RY. BOND OFFER

JF Morgan & Co. the First National baElk a
,ss National CITY Bank have made q puonc oHer-
,rS n -he slNopn.g19 Florida East Coast railway
r--,.--,= <rs+ mortgage - Ter cent gold bonds
rhich we're recently purchased b. them al lo--a
su5 accrued interest from June J. The total issue
n Fhese bonds is 50 6p0. the remaining S200le1o
ysa-- -sge---sd 7ln6er conservative restrictions
rhe honds have fifty years to run and the interest
"A ,svsrle Tuns ! and December j
The company, which vas organlzeo IN ~, :, =
- ,s+f,7- IA miles of road, including g miles
q h-s1c4es and when the extension OF - rlles 20
Ksv zyes- -ovv under construction. Is coInpiele1
.. 4--. CO. the Ia - Eve years have been nearly
80 Per cent % the interest charges on Jle poho7-
Z connection with the sale Of the bonds 10 me
bankers Henry y. F1agle- has agreed 70 p1It-laS7
a. rsr n complete the Key West extension WHICH
ali h-ing the total cost Of the properly up %
ftout 100000 Arrangements nave pe1l Llao7
seougrt and subordinate 10 these new hrSt mort
gage bonds
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June 28-cIosing: wHEAT-sPot No 2
red western nominal; futures firm July es 20
car,arnbar s. 6%d: December. Sc 4izd. CoFN-Spot
staaST new American mixed Cvia GaIvestonl IS 43d
f,tl-ss ouet; July IS "a: September. IS I'D FEAS
Canadian steady. re 9l4d- FLoUR-Wnter patsnts
HOPS London CPacihc Coastl firm, Il 6sq
= IS PFEF'-Fsxtra India mess dull, 93s Cd PORK
I5r-?e mess western strong a5s HAISshort cut. u
20 IN ~, strong RACON-Cumbsrland cut d 10 30
n strong Sis ed: RIB 1s 70 "a 70 strong e4s
Io clear rniddFes light "a n strong 63si long
clear fniddles heavy as to 40 ~ strong 62 short clear
heCs 16 70 % n strong 69s Cd clear be lies l. 70 lS
~ strong 63s neutrality-suspicious., II 70 Is 10
strong 54s Sd LARD-Prtms Western. in tierces quiet
Ess Sd American refined. pals, quiet 6ae Sd CtED
Canadian white and colored new steady 59s 50
old steady, 65s Canadian me
colored STEADY. ess ed TAILoWFr1ree city Stssay'
9Ss TT-RPENTIcCE-Sprt steady, Bis Sd RoSlN-
Common steady ss 30. TRoLI5UM-Rehned steady
7&d IINSBED OIL steady, 25s.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24

CoTToS-The cotton market continued ysry sct.ys
strong to-day with all positions except July making
new high records for the season. while July sold iihn
point price recorded late last month on
broadening outside demand bUlsh private crop 70
ports and buish spot aivioes 70 indicate NJ
probability the tendency would he check-o
by pressure actual cotton The close was eteaa
q advance OF 1O3I4 points The market opened
frm ~ advance Of 491S points snd without nu,h
sold gein Of 1917 points On 3 l
Tves5ay's buying which had thN "
cosragenen Liverpool cables reports u an IN
creaSi-E demand reports of vat weather IN 17
central belt vary bulsh crop sdv1oes. partlcary
rom alabama Georgia, Mississippi and Arkansas t5e
realizing caused reaction Of 58 points during me U
q instead Of becoming mora aIi We -
market became quiet slight recession az
this fact IN itself inspired fresh buying on the soa
weak long interest
II aggressive bear Tcs highest point OF me
6zr 1gs ched trading. and while the cs
was OF from the top realizing good 12!ng YES ~
At the best pFlces AaI-
showed OF 1922 points southern spot
unchanged &c higher ana PTfEAls causes
we're received stating Russta having ueea up ~
trade
expecting a huish July conal'19n !eputI
elrho-lRh au improvement generally s1rnlttea n re
arrea-sr-e of The Texas result Of neeosd rams
1e range prices n the local T1arAef 's
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
CASH QUOTATIONS.
New. +Asked-
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. June %. 1H1q
COFFFF-The coffee market Unsettled TO-DAY.
with months relatively easy, and the close
ne decline Of 5d20 points selling
seemed in the Of httle scattering liquidation
and offerings from trade ana While the pressure
particularly aggressive. the market eased of
absence OF bull Sales for the oay
reported $500 The tendency OF prices
during the dsy remained in tire direction of reduction
the premium, and whereas some time
spot selling 99 points over September the
difference according 70 the closing bids Of last night
been reduced 81 points Il probable that this
the increasing primary receipts and tbs slack
SPOT while strong interests who had been
supporting the months through taking coffee
appear modified their posi-
Ton Some authorities IN the trade consider it likely
that receipts reach their height the market
win gradually work to premium on the late PosiJion7
tn order facilitate the carrying ana financing ot an
Increasing visible supply Receipts the Brazilian
ports, according to todsy's cables were 25'Ho bags
against bags year and Jundiehy receipts
. 500 against 15e 600 last or the foreign
markets FavTe y lower. while Flo weak At
decline ~ so and santos Unchsnged The market
spot coffee quiet with quotations the basis
Of ~ arse for Rio No Z
The range prices IN the LOCAL market to
fnLrws:
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
Diadend Notices.

Dividend Notices.
---I%r- T7TrpTH NATIONAL BANK OF inS Oiii 0D
NEW Tsv York June p 1909
-. 7,,r.c+ors has this day declared quar-
The B2ara IL Two PElR CENT. free from tar pay
~ ~ ard after 1st- proxlno ~ ,Ats 1..s
will close Al z ~ N--
opening July 1st ~ BE RrEs H PATTERSON. Cashier
FAST RIVER NATIONAL BANK. -
r0A - New York, %, 1909.
-, 5,,.i5And ~ Three Per Cent has this
So Sesn declared by Board OF Directors OF this
SSa3k payabe on and after Ihursday' = Wy t, Lsvs
books will remain closed from this GATE until
Irans5e ooe z z NEWELL Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
SECURITIES At AUCTION.

Tie following securities we're sold yesterday at
fuctou a. the Exchange salesroorn BY AorlAh u
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
American Telephone & Telegraph Co

Five Per Cent Three Year Gold Coupon Notes
Iulv l. once Of its In tns cry
Of Boston. or option OF the holder the ofsrs
OF IT'S treasurer City New York Ell Be pad
IN New York BY the MANHATTAN Trust Company 20
Wall street. or in Boston BY tbs National 5aak oS
Coranasrce Sears Buildins-
WILLIAM z parvNR. -
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24

local market or 81 Spot i2E i{ plsn3 and 33 for
nide ng ut sogths79 5,ss2 sP2! @ aJ f ct 1io. sales
az iai,s d56ile frn 16o higher q liz IL saep1Ga @
TN l0 I,gbsr gt i1iso sales I58 bales Batn9ss 55
nominal o higher a. /! Ia bsres s. LOUIS frrn -
fisher llisc; sales sis esss me Rok steady &c
hgsr g a 16o Ne Orleans STEADY rs hgae5 a. j vi si
ssles gS oIet lc higher iosc. Esaated Ts2ei's 2 rs
leading POINTS 80 f25 5 Week ana 245 year: e
Crsans' 1000 TO 400. against l'7'' ''7
ooa Erog special I5ysF92o es65s7c sBs e2Po $o
quiet s9 5 Ts3diins upland 10 BTtgTss ss9s 9P9 e
f nm 81 ad5hs cloeed steady ret o9yaa2s f - va:
points June alo a46. October 5e2l5l, ID
erster N6veraher 5el-7d; l-Is- q I'D Feb
eterJa8raT! 5aod Jan99T2- o3Il pprli-Say and
5isy--June ; a2d s1iei Ma3shssleIias f9@ireas arms
TotR ASD EALFQgF Frss6d tTaas5sp pgtdg eonhHed
1no5 e4rely current 9soesFltss @ oT was uncaaFed
witt small jobbng tr9ae. s5es 5hs Tsxchange: Spring
quoted oS as7 3 5 winter s}raights s. sGS. & rTa 10
patens 50 80 s5 asssas5 IS: extra No ~5neT ste9dy a.
kansas straights 2ds4 20: choice fancy s. 50
2S9'e o99sq o9,s7es f Fine White and
s@v s. 20 s. e5ss s. SsSl .59ine @ Sc
city sa6 sas B. 8g3Ssa 6oaf ao @ N dog s s?9 65s3c 81 a 5G
red dos So IS all cS1IME4L HIN s83 50 .-ou, both
fva tas wheat markets to-dsy etn 6t9 oorred
sponsibIe for the le aeIHs le~a here Slight
g-sE-
lowest lI7. n demand from fhor's- - draw
closing L1Ll, ehout net decline srovrers
prices news was the preSeEo-b clearing
back 70 - ,ba harvesting district -5,-fons in
e5her las ses were to IN 65c m9Ry and
spring rrac-ically ideal t7-i
patches 80 heavy seers OF July a. in thst
ne reuEinR relatively grea'eer e.nase ~ about
yerorted mainly Msnltopa' sh inn ent
loans ta-e Yesterday and ioI - b,gber while
D1intL,, d lower 10 -
Eng ish net higher. Private capLs T-oz1ects
5es ~ improved the AFse,ll-z
had gre India haa help7 of
ana thaL nv II worlds stocks there was -
atlon 40 brstels compared with a ar1Iar51r time
bt4dco last at the
1T3rneepols stocks dec.eas-
Inc to,,1 DAYS Total primary oe ppTahels YEAR
the iss .SsteIe compared with olooO No
40 Po, siacsi cash market closed IS s6oa+-
aSo = r'or7insl Cor old in elevator shU N-o
new 90 sI-i,+b 81 35ll. and No : 1atT W 80
northern aNo nominal CORN lle-e
s. 81 - = in July and september 90 .a-nraLia
breah September here pase1 .I
CROP pfosp..+e Southwest markets we're ,H.aore5
larger rece news Very little covering tUta-t
Ing 70 ser,oon Ie and hnal prices we're appU "a ir
IN the IRE cables were Is q "a 90; s,,,U
or the 1aas,,+s of SIS 600 bushels SO
Gated those OF % lsn5 soc nominal efoat b9,h
asEeo n - eSr asked. ahoat, - .is,
oics O. occurred oats ana iIlS -
closed az aUre ali sections of the belt arq
news ltoul vrera chiefly responso-e lor " =
bresk ~ oots cash oats IN Ne" 1oIH 1et,-ej
detion II ,gtsd 9s 70 81 10. eo-3c noInlh9i. a.
follows % 80 III sac and clippeo 81 -
white. 2s % a. pyE-sfarket easy: No : western,
~ III ST. e1oocIh Sew york BARLEY-Market easy
97c noInins5a 53a &c : : New York.
ieeoi'1H' YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24


tpctou a. the Exchange salesroorn BY Adrian n
Muller & Son.
Pv order ~ receiver
heee Atcn:so7. Tope]zs & santa Fe Railway Con-.
PAN per cent ad1ns5FneEo saoe.he- n~i1e' ac-
oraed interest 70 be charged ------------- -
b. order of executors
IS shares Broadway Trust COMPANY -
% shsrss DIXON Crucibls Company l5------
Ey order q trustees
% shares Cs-tin.rtal Insurance Company
sss,pn.Iss55s nIs5s -s55s 5on on % sasTes Central Trust
sss--tp5a Gs,F On shares Cen--aI Trust Com, .oo
ssse27-lso ae6cleacy Judgment against julius
IsSsi-strir y "a e,. O d8eFete5 May 1909 .,o
roo E.,9, f2s VS. eoa; 3r. SeJz confaay hrst
rsFe Per cent gola bond. due 1850 seu
$50 a Tsiea:la eoaa'5 Si5415. < N per FUNDING
sosa Gee august. 1910 reaesr1afle A'isusl %
= 4 1923 coupons January ana Jnt- $1,000 s51
a. - = shares Chase National tssnz - 80 ,s-s
rortssgs peT cent gcld bonds. due - L.
interest June and December. accrued in'eT1. 7sz
2 shares tinted sisies Erpress COMPANY ,s9 80
,t9 y shares Merchants Nationsl Bank i93
p shares Lawyers Title Insursnoe and Trust 90
el7o Reisof Mining company nrst mo-tggage
a. ',Test Jsn1ary sad July os5 s5
shsse. Gernsnis Fi1e Insurance 1oiIpsny ~ 30
sssres Standard Gas Light COMPANY :" =
shsre. Chicago. Rook Island & Pacific Raj -,
Zoo c5losscs.- bangille & viaoenues Railway
iand 5azas a'' das sn'iES fpT5 1913 oso6er is7s
V 60 essssnd note. American Foundry q
esinery coEnpany. inao-se4 american cot,oa ,
StfSnpaay- dated June 10. 1903. balance doe sen,
s'2s g5or1iss5ry note / c Fuiisr due July 1a. .,o
800 groralssory nose' g J. afoeil. indorssd
. sasses Ls@yeTs Tite assurance and Trust 80.
60 tassss ereeoe consolidaisa ooid Company.
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New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
Dirlder1d Notices.

LOUISVILLE YAsHyLILSEl Sl,.I RAILROAD All oonnPANT
The Board Of Direct0Ts Of The 1ouisille Nsshytlis
TaRPE 4Pf9 PSR cNT 68 payable and after august
I0h. 1903 10 such as shan be reglstseo aob
iss 1909 company Al . ''''-N . :,
On July 20th. 1900 and reopen at 10 A NJ on August
& cEc#S # % 2D6 9a f7!Sf g RPGR HT TIs FFc
June 17tb 1903
THE BANK OF AMERICA. ,
York, June ism. 1909
The Board Of Directors have today deeaFso F taI
payable 1 1909 TO stockholders OF record OF TINS
books Will remain g2ssa qat "a! Jgg bier 2nd'
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANI:
Twenty-third St and Sixth Ayenue, ,ooo
"a Meeting Of the Board Of directors Of ths Bank;
BEST 65& MS as ee deosrsd On the 6apita bank
MI h ,3 Fr9soser isos Books VI" e 6oGGs5 f0iSG
COBALT CENTRAL MINES COMPANY.
NO 81 WALL STREET
Directors Of the Cobalt MinessCo have declared
csrital payabe August 1909 stockholders Of
at the close Of BUSINESS AggpS@t @ @ - 1873 g.sr
New York CITY, n. Y.June 2Sd. 1903
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
Of the City OF New York =, ,oo0
The q director. this 4 daS 4 dsol9gss ;5. q
date the tTansfer books viii be CLOSED.
CLEVELAND. cINcINHS12TIa N a CHICAGO ST. LOUIS
Grand Central station. n 7, June g. 1902
a@15ssTy @ on the Prefef2ed eaDt STOCK q this
company will be PAYABLE at the 9fes of M Messrs J ?
Sss s q fs5s 5sooFd at s ait sas'F COX S25ssV
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Four Per Gent Collateral Trust Bonds.

Coupons from these Bonds. payable by their
terms on July I. 1903. at the once OF the
Treasurer IN New York will be paid by the
Manhattan Trust Company. 20 Wan Street
WILLIAM R DRIVER Treasurer