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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-05-26
ITEMS FROM MOORE'S X ROADS.

Nan.a.iiR sn local Laxative.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-05-26
Crop Conditions Poor--A Beauti-
full Home Wedding.
CReoeived too late for lest week issue,.

(Received too late Tor le st week lssue)
Moore's X Roads May ! IL
Farmers around here are very
busily engaged in planting and re-
planting their cotton crops. For this
season Of the year cotton in this
section is very poor and from pres
Ant prospects the crop will be
Seriously cut off. MANY of our
best farmers are plowing up their
cotton and planting corn instead.
The most interesting event of !
social nature that has taken place at
Moore's X Roads for some time was
the beautiful wedding at the home
of B w Moore on Sunday, May s,
when his popular and accomplished
daughter, Miss Minnie, was joined
in holy wedlock to Mr. j ] Scurry
of Georgetown. The ceremony was
performed by Rev j R Sojourner,
pastor of the Methodist church.
The bride wore beautiful gown of
white messaline, trimmed with lace
and chiffon; her veil was caught up
with orange blossoms and she car
ried an exquisite bouquet of brides
roses tied with white ribbon. The
ceremony was rendered according to
the beautiful and impressive form
of the Methodist Discipline; the
ring being placed upon the brides
finger by the groom when he
with ali his worldly goods did
her endow." The bridesmaids
were Misses Leila Mcknight and
Beulah Moore, cousins of the bride,
and the groomsmen were Messrs w
H Thomas and Herman Carraway
of Georgetown. Miss Moore and Mr.
Carraway entered first, being follow
ed by the second couple, Miss Nc
Knight and Mr. Thomas. Miss
Moore wore a handsome costume
If pink silk, and Miss Mcknight was
becomingly attired in canary silk.
Each bridesmaid carried lovely
,ououet. The bride and groom came
and stood underneath a floral
I'll while the solemn words were
zen which made them one till
tn them do part" Although the
weather was unpropitious there
was quite a crowd of guests pres
ent, which included several of the
groom's Georgetown friends, viz,
Shariff C w Scurry and his three
sons, also Mr-Nesmith, Mr. j A
Hemingway, and DR. L H Thomas,
The happy couple left on the even
ing train for a bridal tour, the timer
ary of which included Richmond
Washington and New York. After
May 20, they will be at home to
their friends at Georgetown, S. c.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-05-26
len and WOMEN WANTED.
The Government Pays Railway Nall
Clerks $500 TO $1,000, and Other
EMPLOYEES up TO S2,500 Annually.

Uncle Sam will hold examinations
throughout the country for Railway
Mail Clerks, Custom House Clerks,
Stenographers, Bookkeepers, Depart
mental Clerks and other Government
Positions. Thousands of appoint
ments will be made. Any man or
woman over 18, in City or Country,
can get Instruction and free inform
alton by writing at once to the Bu-
reau of Instruction, 95 N Hamlin
Building, Rochester, N. Y. 1-6 If
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-05-26
A Regular Tom Boy

was Susie climbing trees and
fences, jumping bitches, whiting,
always getting scratches, cuts,
sprains, bruises, bumps, burns or
scalds. But laws! Her mother just
ar'p p-e's Arnica Salve and
Heals everything
h Ulcers, Eczema,
Olu rms or Piles. Try it..
25c aC wi l. Aliens.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-05-26
1855 19l'
COKKEGE OF CHARLESTON
126th Year Begins September 30.

Entrance examinations will be held at the
county court house on Friday July !, at 8 Il n. .
All candidates for admission can compete in
September for vacant Boyce scholarships, which
pay 800 year. One free tuition scholarship TO
each county OF South Carolina. Board and fur-
niSned room in dormitory, S12. Tuition, $40.
For catalogue address
HARRIS IN RANDOLPH,
5-26-tf President
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-05-26
INTERESTING BUDGET
OF LAKE CITY NEWS.
RETURNED MISSIONARY--LARGE
BEAN SHIPMENTS--LIQUOR
CONSTABLE APPOINTED.


Rev and Mrs D H Crosland re-
turned home Sunday night from
Rio de Janerio, Brazil. In 1904 they
went to that great city of South
America, where the years were
spent since then in the effort to
teach Christianity, Rev Mr. Cros-
land being sent by the Baptists, of
which denomination he is minister.
Owing to the fact that the climate
of Brazil seriously impaired the
health of Mr. Crosland, they will not
return to that field.
Mesdames Maria Sutcliffe and j
NJ Truluck visited at Mr. w c Rol-
Inns at Rome this week.
Mrs L H Jennings of Bishopville
went home Saturday from a visit to
her mother, Mrs J M Sturgeon.
Beans are being shipped in large
quantities and good prices are re-
ceived. The season is now at about
it's height and several thousand bas-
kets will so away this week.
Miss Sallie Bass is spending the
week with relatives at Latta.
Unless we get rains and warm
weather soon, the crops, especially
of tobacco and cotton, will be very
much curtailed.
Mr. J o Graham, who taught
school at Springfield, Ga, last session,
is at home for the vacation days.
Mrs Mason c Brunson of Charles
ton is on a visit to her sister, Mrs c
S Lucas.
The petitions asking an election
upon the question of cutting off that
part of Williamsburg north of the
southern boundary of Lake City
township and annexing the same to
Florence county, which petitions we
mentioned last week, were filed with
Governor Ansel several days ago.
The area included in this territory is
estimated at from sixty to eighty
square miles, the value of the tax
able property at about one million
dollars and the inhabitants in the
neighborhood of four thousand.
The Legislative delegation of this
county held a meeting Tuesday, at
which every member was present
except Hon John S Graham and he
was present by letter. Mr. John T
Bryan of Salters was selected as
special constable to enforce the liquor
avs.
The delegation, feeling that the
matter of drainage is of momentous
Importance to this county, decided
to request several men to act as a
committee to study the matter and
suggest to our delegation to the next
Assembly such measures as they may
conclude wisest and most practical
and best suited for the purpose. The
idea is to get plan of operation
that will be best suited to the coun-
try, and it is hoped this committee
will evolve such plan. The follow
ing are the gentlemen who are re-
quested to act on this committee, to
wit: Messrs J A Kelley, Kingstree;
G w Davis, Chapman; j c Young,
Lake City; J w Register, Trio; j G
Mccullough, Benson; D E McCutck-
en-, Church; T w Boyle, Greelyville;
} J Snow, Rome, and w L Bass,
Lake City.
AC H!nds, Esq, of Kingstree wss
here Tuesday last.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs
Mack Webster died last Monday af-
ternoon.
Mis- J 5 Dusenbury of Conway is
visiting in town.
Mrs John James, whose home was
near Bass's Bridge, died last Mon
day. She was the eldest daughter of
the late Benz F Lawrence.
WLB
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
BANKING SYSTEM S EVILS
European Banks Said tC Have Advan
tape Over Those Of America.

Washington. Sept 5.-In an article Just
issued by the National Monetary Co1nnis-
sion entitled Bank Acceptances' the
author. Lawrence Merton Jacobs. maintains
-har European banks have q very great
advantage Over American banks n their
Tovser TO accep- time bills Of exchange
rris power The courts in their 1nterpreta-
.fcr of The national bank act have denied
10 our national banks. The denial of this
privilege has had farreaching effects.
II Eurcpean countries credit IS often Oh
-a.nad bv dra wing q bill Of exchange on a
bank this bill being accepted rv the bank
or behalf OF the customer. II accordance
7-tth arrangements previously made IL the
Tilted States the prohibition - bank a.
|ccrtauces has led To The creation OF q vast
amount OF proutssory noUes instead Of time
bills of eNotange. IS in European money
markets.
To rhe uniformity q security &C due the
great public discount markets Of London.
Paris and Berlin. 10 tie lack Of uniform
it, in American security is attributed -he
absence OF a market in New York Ia Eu-
-opean centres Tie discount rate is The rate
which demands the attention Of the lnan-
C.al community. IA New York Il IS Tie J2i
loan rate The instability ET the New YORK
call loan rate Is attributed 10 IEc sudden
changes in me demand fgE speculative
loans. Speculative movements 60 NOT halt
because Of = small rise ia She call loan
rate
Tfis weakness oI or banking system re-
suits IN serious economic loss TO the
country. Oniy the strongest and largest
American concerns can take advantage Of
loag foreign discount rafcs- Without bank
acCepJances We are also al distinct disad-
santage n our foreign uaoe- The rEoli-
hilton Of Dan6 aCCepfanres y detrimental
20 our banks. particularly The small coun-
Try bank. The country bank finds the en-
ployment % its surplus funds serious
problem Deposits with reserve agent
Yield only Z low interest return. investment
tn bonds paTIakes Of me nature OF sDecu-
la1i0r auc The purchase oI commercial pa
per involves risk and the tg-nS up Of the
banks funds for q fixed period The New
York banks are also injured because Of the
prohibition q bank acceptances. They are
forced 10 puI their surplus funds into day
10 day loans on the Stock Exchange. The
absence OI steady money rate. such as
exists abroad. deprlves New York banks 81
a reasonable and satisfactory basis .spCn
which 10 nx 3 rate 81 interest On the de
posts o1 country banks
The remedy for these evils viii be found
IN the opinion Of the author, IL the lnser-
tion OF para graph two in the national
bark Act giving The national banks power
20 make @cceptances-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
FOREIGN MARKETS.

futures quiet, October. 7s 6ss d; December rs
7l4d March. IS Sd CCRN-Spot steady. old
American mixed. is ia. futures dull. Sep
teulber. Is sgd; October IS Cd PEAS
canadian, Is oUR-Winter patents, sos
HOPS-In London fPsclfc COAST. f3 a f5
BEEF-Extra India mess, 1888 sd. PORK
Prime mess Western. l06s Sd HAMS-Short
cut. SIS. BACON-Cumberlani cut 15s short
nib. stock. clear bellies, 7is Sd long clear
uiddler light 73s cd heavy, 74s Sd, short
clear backs. 67s. shoulders square. 63s. LARD
Prime Western. tieroes els Sd, American
refined, pals. COS Cd. CHEESE-Canadian
finest white new. 53s Sd colored, 54s TUR-
PENTINFi-Spirits, SIS I'd ROSIN-Com-
mon. las I'd PETROL ET'Af- Refined ~
LINsEED OIL f5s Cd TALLoW--Anstralian
in London, See I'd. COTTONSEED OIT--Hul
refined spot. Sis 4isd
LONDON. sept. RAW sUGAR-Centrlf-
ugal. 13s .id; muscovado. lis 90 CALCUTTA
LINSEED - September October 72s LIN
SEED OIL, 4os Sd SPERM OIL, $50. Pc
TROLEUM - American refined, o 15-I6d ,
spirits, I'd TUhPENTINE-SpiIft OILS Cd
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. Sept. 5-CATTLE- Receipts. q. 600;
l0c to i5c lower; beeves 81 Soa$S 25; Texas steers
S4qS6 90 western So 75926 o9|9 9o6 ana heeI5 I6:
higher. light, 50 3oaS9 95: mixed s. sgaSs -; ;
heavy. 50 7Oas9 s.: rough. $ 19@$5 30 RlSI,
|Rereirrs Is coo. 1Oc higher, native, s. % n
s. 70. Western. So 256$4 20; yearllngs- 81 a2g
s. So lambs native. s. 259$7 20: Western. s. %
Fas} 81 Buffalo. Sept 5-CATTLE- Receipts.
900. fairIv active. good steady, medium and and
common l5e 70 2sc Ss a2Isr PRIME SSe ~
he.fers 81 50aSs p cows. 81 7s4S3 50: bulls,
50 5odS5 %: stockers and feeders. 81 4o9$5 80.
stock hetfers 50 75a$4 ., fresh cows and spring
crs active and stronger S261s66. EEALSLfle-
celpts. 1900: active and steady. $6 5oGSl0 %
HOGS -Rsseints 1000: active 1og55G oaa highsE q
Workers. 50 9OaSlo1o, PIGS. 50 so9S9 90: roaghs
active wethers steady: others 10425c lower.
lambs S50SG =. yearlings, s. 257S5 30. wethers,
g 75aS5; ewes, 81 25aS4 40: sheep. mixed. s29
- Esp=as Cit. segooo 5-cATTLE. Receipts,
fs 10 dssa good 9 s Pa g. e2r wsen s. e s S
stockers and feeders S3 5ea26 30. Southern. 50 75
9S5 %; southern cows 81 75@$4 % natIye s. a5
calves 81 5oass - hoes Receipts ; 400;
steady 10 loc higher. bulk Of sales 81 4oa$9 20;
heavy. 50 35aS9 70. LackeIs and butchers. 50 40
II 900 steady 20 l0r higher Utah lambs. Sc 90 .
lambs. Se0S6 40. vearl.nes S5@S5 6H: wethers.
eTa, S21S2 ~
'Hs Telegraph 10 fhe Tribune
Louisville sept 5-sHEEP AND LAMRS-
Receipts. SO. against 1, SCI last Monday. / 419
a wear ago and o0g5 two years ago Quality OF
ter Of 3 cent lower the best selling al 540
6ac, seconds il4a3c. culls: 344c. Fat sheep
common sheep slow: fair inquiry for prime
stoci. ewes. plain and common not wanted.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
MEETINGS
RAILROAD COMP

4 NUN BAtAt & Kali RtSt EeMBANA-
ANU Al. MEETING
IA annual meeting OF The stockholders of
Union Psc-fC Railroad rowpeu- v~il. n held
a. TIE of7c= Of the Company IN Salt Lake CITY.
Trsh. on TUESDAY. Cerobe- i. 1910 al
rwe've O'Clock noon. for the election of fifteen
Directors Of the Comra1T and for tho trans
action of sucr other business may legally
come before The meeting
The books fcr The transfer n STOCK C,orn
Common an6 Preferred VIE - closed Tor the
purposes of the meeting . O'Clock r i oa
Eon5sv. Sept . 1910. ans WI - ra0Eene5
. ten oclocE a n on Thursday. October 70.
1910 ALEX NILLAR. Secretary.
Dated August % 1910.
ERTISEHTE,1TS AID Subscriptions
1or The TrloUr@ reoefEes ~ rhe5r Uptown
CAfce. 10. 1865 Brrs5way- he-wee1 SGrh am
37Tb sts- anita & o'clock = 70 Advertisements
received g. The foil7es luE branch Offices al reg
Oisr Office rates urr-i o cock . rl.- viz re-
S'h axe, cor $50 ST.. l5S 81h ave. cor.
18th St 1os Ersr 1t-h 81. 25T Wesr 426 ST.
between 7rn aEC Hfh axes. 36S = es- 115th 81 4.
1888 81 aHe-, 1926 50 ave. Dea- S1s- ST. l7oS
Isl ave. near s9-h 81 157 East 125th ST. 1856
Tre--o-- ave- $50 Sd axe. and any American n
Tp1errIC- telegraph Office.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF, NEW
pendent to Michael McCluskey. Maria Nc
Cluskey John McCluskey. the British Consul.
resident in New York City. send greeting. You
and each of YOU are hereby cited and required
personally TO be and appear before our Surrogate
of the County of New York, at the Surrogate's
Court of said County. held at the Hall of
Records in the County of New York. on the
fourth (4th) day of October. 1910. at half-past
ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day. then
and there show why Felix MCCluskey
and Thomas L. Canier should be appointed
administrators of the estate of James J Nc
Cluskey. deceased, and such Of you ara
hereby cited under the age of twenty-cne
years. are required to appear by your guardian.
if YOU have one. if you have none. to ap-
pear and apply for TO be appointed. on in
the event of your neglect or failure to do
a guardian Will be appointed by the Surrogate
to represent and act for you in the proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the seal
of the Surrogates' Court of the said
.......... County Of New York TO be hereunto
[. S. affixed. Witness. Hon. ABNER g.
........-. THOMAS. a Surrogate of said
County. at the County OF New York
the eleventh day of August. in the year of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk of the Surr0gate's Court
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
STORAGE NOTICES.

55-v-vT7 Work. September s. 191o-Io oaiiIuei IiIe
Bo-d Mrs H NJ De Muth MIS-. L,
A1bert C;erschnar. Minnie ChTfstopheSr' SiIs n
Rritton Mrs Jane Yates. Mrs LAR, NJ I
Fawers Walter johnson, A n. Bayloii SonAiI
Rraddnck Mrs John Boles. Mage Nj
Mrs 4 Gold Mrs. Elizabeth PeIers, PeI[,s1e1, sti Mrs
small Mrs S Seabrooks. Mrs 3 BT9oiTS TLoross
l. Baptiste Mrs. Nj. Quick MIS-, 8 c+rIJRicS
r |, Dale account No. p MargaIeL 81 Ms F.
T3ieter Mrs NJ Callahan. Robert kradiey' M Ia ~
TaIiie Avery Alexander Jackson, MIS-. ~ NJ
RoL,Ie s NJ Foston, Mrs E. De Ia 1ssa, ,. ~ nv,
Nary O'Brien z Hille, Mrs. Mary @ 6IcNh NJ frs
Ida Harden Mrs. P. Poole, }. l. Wal w are ass l
I WoIrott Mrs Julia Rutledge george -t rTIsv'
Mrs Mary Boyer, Frank Bruno ~.
David Black Mrs z. Perkins, MISS r--n,oiIi ~,
lender Mrs N Mclean, Mrs NJ n
chandler A Oakes. Mrs. B Prampins Mrs So NJ
smith Ernest Merritt. Mrs NJ Merrltt w ~
man and Ludwig Baumann & Co. MIS-. j. NJ
" \ Hunter. c. S. Hayward. Miss ) SchaH-
ner Mrs Hattie Hines: You and each OF You
are hereby notified that the time Tor the pay
of nv lien upon the property herelildIltI 80 Ie
sCribed having expired. after due notlce thsrst'l
had heer given YOU, l will cause such property;
to wit. Household goods. personal e1eCrS anu
merchandise stored by you or in your name III
the Guaranty Storage Warehouses. 10 pe solo az
pubIic auction. according to the statute III suLH
cases made and provided at my Wareho4ses-
Nos al and 313 West 41st st. New I ork CITY
On Thnrs5ay. September %. 1910. 1890 a. m,
and if the sale is completed on the sald
date the sale viii be continued at the same
pIace on each and every Thursday thereatter'
beginning at 1880 a. m. until the sale Is com
pleted Guaranty Storage Warehouses John J.
chr Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE co, Inc

New York. Aug. goth, 1910
To E Broderick. Alice Brown. Mike CartusCh-
ella Mrs Cassin. Lena Chasen, Marie Christ
mas Atno Conkling. ] Cummisky, j. Davis.
Z Corcoran A. Drapeau.' H Dutch Mr.. Fergu-
son. c Fischer NJ. Fitzpatrick. W. H Forrest,
Chas. Gerschner d Gilmartin. k l. Giblin.
] Higgins. Susie Jones. May Leonard. G.
Levin c NJ Mix (Robinscn) B Norman,
Annie Quinn. A. Shaw, p. Solodensky. j. Stew
art Max Tulchinsky. j White. NJ. Wilson: You
and each of you hereby notified that the
time for payment of this comPany's lien upon
the property hereinafter described having eN-
rired. after due notice thereof had been given
YOU. this company will cause such property. 70
wit household goods personal effects and mer-
chandise. stored by YOU or in your name in the
Harlem Storage Warehouse Co Warehouses. to
be sold ar public auction according TO the stat
ute in such made and provided. at the
warehouses 211-213 East Tooth St New York
CITY on Thursday. September 18th 1910.
1890 a m. and II the sale thereof Is not COM
nIeted the said date the sale Will be con
tinued at the same place on each and every day
thereafter. beginning at 1890 a m. and continu-
ing until the sale is completed.
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO INC.
W c. GIL BERT Sec'y and Treas
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
FINANCIAL MARKET

The local stock and money markets were
closed yesterday. owing TO the holidays
For the convenience of readers Fridays
last quotations on the Stock Exchange are
reprintad.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
PROPOSALS..

U. s ENGINEER OFFICE ROOM 802. ARMY
Building, go Whitehall Street. New York CITY.
September 2 19l0-Sealed proposals for dredg-
ing in Arthur XIII. n. Y. and n. ]. Rariran Bay.
Shrewsbury River and Woodbridge Creek y j.
tober g. 1910 and then publicly opened. Inforna-
tion on application WM. I. ROS5ELL. Colonel
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06

Ie5 Broadway. Nev York Sept. I 1910
0TV-TT1E-N-D

DIVIDEND N0- 81
The Directors of the CTucEeuhel-2 Fxplors-
non Company have this DAY declared quar-
-erlv dividend ~ Two and oue-half Per cent
t2-z01B the capital stock issue Of the Con-
PAM. PAYABLE October Is 1910. lc sroCkhold-
ers Of record Al three O'Clock in the afternoon
Of September 16rh. 1910
The books for The transfer of the stock Of
1re COMPANY viii close AZ three o'clock II the
afternoon n September 10th. and reopen
October Srd. 1910.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
at 1920 O'Clock, at the

at 1920 O'Clock, at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM.
NOS. Il AND Is NESE1 SIEEhl-
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS.
50. 600 international Traction Co. c. CoLL
Trust BIDS. 1919. J. P. Morgan q 20
s.. 900 Lake Superior Corpn. p. c. Income
81. 500 Eimira Water. Light & R. r Co Mtg
D G BIDS, 1919
S. 600 United Gas & Electric Co 1 Mug p -
Bds 1922. 1,oornA
800 Meadow Club Southampton, L. l. i440
Mtg Bond. 1916.
8 shs Niagara Falls Power Co
8 shs United Gas &, Electric Co
3 shs Plaza Bank ~
4 shs United States Life Insurance 90
2 shs Lawyers Title ms. & Trust o.
8 shs Wells Fargo & Co
shs Pullman Company. c.n,l
81 edo Niagara Falls Power Co FeIds. " -
e.. 600 etsfa ~ u oa1isiana IN Q. NJ & c R RI
- 9 Rds Jany 1874. coupon on
Eop .ccyoT-NT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
,oo .bs V Chi. & St Louis R r. com
o5 ebs aIus-ChaImers Co. common
% shs Lake Superior Corpord ,, LioI.- n,
f0 shs National Enameling & Staflplhs ~
IN eIe Manhattan Transit Co o-,
q ehs American Car & founofE "
,noo ebg PLAYA de ORC Co. Ltd ran
81 600 Detroit Toledo Iron59n od94 T; Re,1 i9o8.
sid Az p. c. Bds-. 1885, fepS''
coupon. . --,.+ 70
IL shs Farmers Loan & trust ="
sbs Proo.Iyn Academy Of MUSIC ~
81 shs Nationai Printing & Engraving
Chir3Eo III.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
GENERAL CHEMICAL CoyIP4NY.

. Broad Street. N=vy york August %. 1910.
The regular quarterly dividend Of one and
c-e-half Per cent 1'z-1 VIII be pasd October
Isl 1910. preferred stockholders Of record
a P NJ. Wednesday. September 2lsf. 1910
JAMES 7. MORGAN. Treasured
FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILWAY C0NPANY-
HCew Trrs. August -. 1910
The Board If Directors has declared ON. 0f
rhe earnings for the fiscal wear ending june 20th-
1910. interest a. the rate o. So Ter ceur. pay
able NCver-ne- 1st next on the Cu-srzn5lr= $40
oA0 o0f General Mort sage Income r@r CerE
Fifty year Gold Bonds dated Jul 1sr. 1o0a
: ~ SAI.~-Efs -arrr-a~-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
mo 1870 !

state of New York County Of New York. ss;
l. JOSEPH BYRNE Cashier nf the above
named bank do solemny swear that the above
statement is true TO the best of my yn@wledge
and belief JOS. BfRNE, Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Cd day
THoS. FAIRSERNTS.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
r " GALT4AWAY,
! n WALLACE, Directors.
JOSEPH " HARTMAN,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

KNOEDLER. CLARE MN PURSUANCE of
an order Of Hon Abner G Thomas, surro-
given to all persons having claims against Glare
NJ. Knoedler. late of the County of New York
thereot TO the subscriber at his place OF trans
acting business, at the ONCE Of r. & f. ].
Manhattan. in the city of New York on or be,
fore the 22th day, OF November next.
EDMOND i LNoEDLER. Administrator.
e j. oG0RMAN attorneys Attorney for Ad-
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Atner 2n g Thomas a Surrogate OF the County
sons having claims against Edward o Kindberg.
late of the County OF New York. deceased. TO
subscriber. at lbs place Of tiansacting business
at the Once of William a. Hines. 90 Wall Street.
day of September
Dated New York. the 14th day Of March. .91o.
THOMAS ]. MEEHAN.
WILLIAM = HINES &ttorqay for Temporary
Administrator. 60 Wall Street. New York
TtF af Eon IoHS xS srrn 5 an
gate of the County of New York, notice Is here
by given to al persons having claims against
York deceased 10 present the same with vouch-
thereof TO the subscribers their place Of
Il Hail hsir aftorney ' No SO o Broad ' ree
Borough OF Manhattan. in the City Of New York
Dated New York. the 2lst day Of March, 1910
AFAn RANE ARrUR rHaHTR DE EpAT WIT cocHRoHf RoSH
Executors
FRANK L. HALL Attorney FOR Executors. 40
Broad Street, Borough Of Manhattan. New
York CITY. y. y
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abuer c Thomas a Surrogate OF the County
OF New York notice Is hereby given. 10 all per
sons having claims against Barbara Hell, late OF
the County Of New York deceased. 10 present
the same with vouchers thereof to the subscrib-
er. AT his place Of transacting business. at No
90 Nassau street. in the City of New York. on
before the 18th day OF February next,
Dated New York the eighth dav Of August
1910 JACOB HE'LL Executor etc
ADoLPH & HENRY BLOCH, Attys for Exeeu-
tors. 90 Nassau street. Now York City.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06

ROSIN-Ameroan strained las I'd: fine.
6s Cd
Antwerp. Sept. 5-PETRoLEUM. 10 francs
so centlmes.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
1852 1910
jas. B. Colgate { Go.
Sc Wall St. New YORK
MEMBERS ISEEsTNES-
:. 4 STOCK FX. BONDS
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
Southern Pacific Company
DIVIDEND No is.

4 quarterly dividend # one Dollar and
Ei.tF Cents 81 so Der share. beng the six
-eenrh dividend on The Common Capital stock
q this Company. has been declared payable
October Ist. 1919. 10 the Bearers Of Dividend
Warrant No Is. annexed TO 1=rt17Cates repre-
seurlre such stock upon presentation and SUI
~erde- - such Warrants ro the uncerslEneo
Treasure The of1lrH of the CcuFsEy- 12O
ErCzdW va. (=w York.
X vAN pEvF(TFF2. Treasurer,