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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-01-16
WOMEN Of The FUTURE
WILL Be MUCH TALLER

A freaky place this world will
be in me 5000 years or so if the
prediction of scientists come near
being fulfilled.
Statistics show lately that girls
are putting on weight right along
and growing taller with a rapidity
which has never been observed be-
fore. And according to all indica-
tions. il seems that in the some
what distant future the "female Of
the species" will he much taller
than the male" One of the main
reasons ascribed to this develop
ment is that attributed to the grow
ing love Of sports and outdoor ex-
ercisc on the part of womenI and
they have more time to devote TO
sports while the men are busy
pursuing their business interests.
Careful investigation by the
British association spread over a
lengthy period shows that girls Of
l3 nowadays are taller than the
boys of the same age. The most
striking developments Of girls takes
place before the eleventh and thir.
teenth year. Before that the BOYS
and girls are generally about equal.
The late Dr. Forbes Winsluw, q
specialist in mcutal diseases, held
that the increase in lunacy was so
great that we would be all a mad
rare in 300 years or SO. Bot be
also thought that il was possible
that the mat world might give way
IN time to Il race of Reniuses-a
state of affairs, however. which in
some peoples mind would be Just
rs bad rs the mad era preceding
it.
According to DR.. Clement Lucas
we are also TO become q one-toed
race. In an address which he gave
not long ago before the Royal Col
lcgc of Surgeons ne stated that the
big toe had undergone really ex-
traordinary development while cur
other toes MT used so much arc
tending to become smaller and
smaller. If the world goes on long
enough in millian years or so the
useless outer toes being less and
less employed may have disappear
cd entirely.
Amid so much that is gloomy j.
is relief to find that there is one
modern prophet who forecasts n
good time coming. NJ. Jean Finnt
well known French writer, has
cheerful pr"dicti ms regarding the
future Of women. "Thc women Of
tomarrow" he says, will wear no
jewclry and will MT bother their
heads about fashions. They will be
more elegant than they are nova.
days, but will have rcnounceh tie
arts and graces which they owe to
men and to the fuvors of fate. The
women OF tomorrow will be more
perfect women instead of an incom.
plcte man" Chicago Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-01-16
EASTERN STAR INSTALLATION

The following Eastern Star of
icers we're installed ut the meeting
last night:
Mary Hale, w. NJ; A. w. He's
son, W. p; Maggie Elmore, A.
M; Mac FrisselL Conductor
Matte Griswold, Sec: j. Henderson,
Treas: Mrs. Jessie Hesson, Chap.
lian; Mrs J. Ogilvic, Ada; Maud
Wintermantcl, Ruth; Mrs. G. Suth.
orland, Esther; Mrs. d. o. Bresee
Martha; Ethel McGinty, Electra
b. Kncmeycr, Warden.
----..-~-e-s-s-.s------
Nevor Despair.
Never dospalr, but II you do. work
on In despair.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-01-16
No Room for II.

No Room icr II.
In tho bright lgXlcon Of loge th hro
is no such word ag eugonics, Wn5h
lngton Herald.
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EOkECIOsLkE AAlRa.

YoRiSaaJoHN 4. srEWABT: EpMuSp ..
as Trustees in New York OF The Liverpool
and London and Globe Insurance Company.
ia SSEsriss t sdMp G9NhN R R
sELJ,A coBS. CITY OF NEW, YORK. NEiL
York M IfE ixsGRaASr co kf2Ss S SFis
NAY PHv1D WISE Yskf ihvr lsAs n Ihrss
and HYMAN II. WEISS. co-partners doing
WEISS ass't &c sSS LoUTs IA :'y dsSs
sHpsR Ro& coiSMphNY e oF SE e YoRK
JACOB NYMAN and GEORGE. MIDDLE:
MAN eopartnership doing tusInes. under
ie onR sr HAT s% sLoca s & TINE ana H THE
w1NrHAM REALIZATION CORPORATION.
In pursuance Of Il Judgmen. OF foreclosure
and sale duly made ana entered in the
day % January isi,. Il L the ander.ixnsd;
the referee ~ said judgment named; viii
Sc. s pubic 'p ' Ss..y TAf a.rs:
borough OF Mamh9ttan. city. County and
s;S Of Tsw IGr on tho a,,h day Of
day, by JOSEPH =. DAY. 'Auction.sr. the
od snd sers fs as Toows 70 be
all that ,cer,ain ios piece Or p ar .,
New York. bounded and described as followe:
q rssnc street m pGii sS Sa tbs
eight and three-uuartcr inches ss' ss-p
more or less, northerlk rom fne uortnerD
side OF West Houston Street. which point Is
formed by The Intersection of the said side
OF Greene street and tho southerly side Of
the southerly wall OF the present house
known as Number I5s Greene Street; run
ming thence castery parallel with said West
Houston street aud for part OF the distance
along the southerly SIDE of said wall ana to
end along the northerly side of an old
retaining wall seventy tive feet -FOUR and
three-qu.rt.r inches az "a. y more or less,
to the westerly side Of another brick wall.
running thence northerly parallel. or nearly
20. with Greene Street seventeen feet nine
and three quarter inches az ~ more
or less. as FAR as said brick wall extends.
running thence .ssterly parallel, or nearly
feet 1.5D more or less to another brick
wall; running thence northerly parallel. or
nearly so, with Greene Street. but along sa Id
wall twcnty-four feet six Inches t.t' e.
more or less. to point In u line In pro-
longation of the southerly wall OF the Ave
story building on the north known as Mum
westerly and along said line and along raid
sovtherly side OF said wall one hundred feet
six inches 900 e. more or less 70 the
oasterly side OF Greene Street; running
thence southerly along said casterly side Of
said Greene street forty -one Feet four and
on.half iuohe. a. AZ more or less 20
being known by the street numbers l1s
and $50 Greene Street"
Dated. New York. January ?eth, leif
TOWNSEND MORGAN, Referee.
BEEKMAN MENkES & GRIScoM. Attor-
n.ys for Plsintins, 52-I william street.
Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New
York.
The following - diagram Of tho properly
to be sold. its street number Is No. i5S-lcs
Greene Street.
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FIRMER TENDENCY
IN LONDON MARKET
Volume Of Trading Fair. Con-
sidering Holiday Here
and Settlement.
CANADIAN PACIFIC DROPS
Rumor Railrpad Will Be Forced
to Take Over Canadian
Northern.

LONDON Feb. 2s.--Prices tended -
grow hrmer toward the end Of the stock
market session to-day. but American
shares left of fractonally under the New
York Saturday closing level The market
opened weak on slightly sitter money
rates and the uncertainty Of tho Mexican
situation. Later IN the day monetary
rates eased and this brought a steadier
tone In the market for securities.
The volume OF trading was fair con-
sidering the holiday on your side and the
fact that the settlement is under way. This
was sediment day for mines.
Canadian Pacific was a feature OF the
railroad list. There was a runor that Ca
madam Pacific Railroad would be forced
to take over the Canadian Northern and
selling on this argument caused Canadian
Pacific stock to decline substantially The
rumor was denied from Montreal sources,
but IT persisted throughout the day. Cana
dian Pacific Railroad stock improved later
In the session and closing but II under
parity.
Orders from New York were reported
to be small and almost entirely on the
buying side Union Pacific was quite
weak in the early trading. but recovered
subsequently. American coppers were
slightly heavy. and Steel sold a email
fraction under parity. Rock Island was
under pressure. Reading closed y below
parity. Other rails were slightly down.
Consols, after opening at IS 1915.
sold at the close at rs 1915. slightly
down from Saturdays last. Copper metal
prices were somewhat lower.
PARIS, Feb. .3.-After heavy OPEN
ing the market made slight recovery TO-
day and closed little better than the
low.
BERLIN. Feb. 23.--The market here to-
day was reactionary.
, London prices were as follows:
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
EX DIVIDEND


MONDAY. February 90.
Receipts of beeves for TWO days were 1868
head. including so ears for the market.
stears were In moderate demand and steady
bulls were also selling at generally sustained
prices: cows were steady TO l5 q 25c. lower.
with the decline most marked on common
cows Some late arrivals were likely 10 be
held over. Common TO prime steers sold at
ons extra bull ~ $50; cows a. staSs.so.
Dressed beef quiet at l2is . lac. for city
dressed native sides.
Receipts OF calves for two days were
SaS+ head. including 2.+t2 head for the
market. Trade active. but prices soc
lower for vesls: other calves steady. Com
mon to choice veals sold at 3sgsi3.5o per
BARNARD calves a. ss.5oa tG.,;; Dressed
veais; l?g isc. for country dressed.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs for two days
were s,6l3 head. including l2i, cars for
the market. Prices were steady, with a
good clearance Of the pens. Medium TO
prime sheep sold at e5ass per 100 lbs. (;
ordinary choice lambs a. 1915 aN. SO (:
yearlings at l7.25. Dressed mutton firm at
9hl2iac. per ID; dressed lambs steady at
l3ia q i5isc.. country dressed dollhouse lambs
Ut $sT3S per carcass,
Receipts OF hogs for two days we're 1891
Prices firm, with reported sales 1T $3.50
-. 80 per 100 lbs, roushs at ss.25. Country
dressed hogs steady.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

- sr.r,
NATE S11y OF IN MSw h9SMsSAHSS Fl
notice e hereby given tina, A. meeting Of
held February :. 1914. the following petition
TO 1ME HoNoRApLE TIVE BOARD OF
81 THE CRY OF NEW YoRK:
this It's petition. respectfully shows ana
FIRST. Tha. your petitioner Is street
rated under the laws Of the State Of Nev
and avenues in the City q New York;.
s Msre CT, .s st @ fs'a sa'Iis. 9siss
R m.a. G0a as Aasuss
track extension 70 It's street surface railway
'' Beginning and eonnsctins. with the exist.
ing double track street surface railway on
Sn .Ia .S.ns. Win Z, scI, ars:
nue., thence northerly. weSterly and south
er ysn IN ana .pSn n sna ana so snrn. 10 m
ton with Audubon Avenue, with loop ter,
mn.i a. said 70 DO sia sUr
fHiR6 That II: petitioner h, duly :ssd
Avenue Railroad Company under said con-
Gs s. the Seu. tenn Marss "a. sad , Si
that ,he petitioner desires TO continue ,o the
wTEREToRE, ihs petitioner Request,
said route under ana pursuant, TO said con.
tyact, and to maintain and operate q rail-.
I HffS Ss vrH SGEk FsffqsIy coMfAxr
corporate seaD President.
state OF New York Counts, of New York S.;
President Of the Third Avenue Railway
going petition. that he has read sald petition
and knows the eon'sents thereof and that
eep, AZ to the matter, therein stated to b.
alleged upon Information and belief, and as
to those matters he BELIEVES H. wH Il * i5Sf
sworn to before me this end day Of Feb
fu sXs. : WILLIAMS.
New York County No. cess
New York Register No. 900.
and the following resolutions were there
wv WHEREAS. nc foregoing petition from
resrusry :. is,.. was 1, presen,sS to tie board
Of Estimate and Apportionment at u meet
Ing hh ESQ tfeIlni Rat pursuance this
Board sets Fridey. the sixth day OF March.
s at SsS 0 cS BE ss-dSs % .%
haitian, as n. zinc and p.n lac: whsn ana
and "a public hearing DC had thereon at
which citizens snail be entitled to appear
and be heard: and Oe IL further
RESOLVED. that tho secretsry 10 DIRECTED
90 cause snch petition ara taese r.so!u',9 10 $
DAYS In two daily newspapers In the City OF
New York, to he designated by the Major.
Record" Immediately prior to such date Of
public hearing, The expense o. such puhli-
sun and the New York Tribune desiguated).
JOSEPH NAAG. Secretary.
New York. February t. 1914.
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FoRncLosURH aALRA

:S:ss 9ssss sssaE ssSSsFSEs ?!
and s.!s asiy ., made :ns sa;:.:a g Is:
:ls fty q .s-y ..s s e.;
81! g. . sssl'' = -: .-Ss.ss:
es sas s6o s s o. .S. f ssy. 81 josEp
I DAY, Aystionesr: ne p,;;m,.s: al,ses.d y
AL ia1; ssT,:in ~ piece 9, ps,s:, g,
~ Ugh M I sss SoSs x: ssssass
az sHs,SSsS ;;' "A A. ss''S:
TIT the c sSa % n q: an
r wis .hs h: :as SoRTER sc SIN
Avenue n and scr. .st par. qs q. ne si:'sas:
sisSt and one half isS nehe. 10 he sVs e.n.rs
Inc q. me block; .h.nse EAsTERLY; along
again parallel with the .i.serls SIDE ~ Am:
Sr.a doO! feet: sishs snS o9s.hsf Iio
and ,hsne ss' wasTERLY .ions The aid
northerly SIDE Of SSH street. sl.tsen !iN
Said premises being now known By the
Street Number 173 formerly I'D West sSth
! Street.
BEING THE SAME PREMISES which
were conveyed by Jennie Friedman. wife OF
Florion Friedman, to Sarah Friedman. wife
| Of Henry g. Friedman, bv deed dated Jsuu-
airy lth. 1897. and recorded January J. 1897.
| In the once VI the Register of the County
veyances at page l7t
subject to covenants against nuisances
and as TO building: in so Far a. the same
Dated. New York. .Jenyary %. lsl4
| - JAMES A. FARRELL. Referee.
l BENJAMIN y. EDsAIsL. Attorney for Plain
TN IS Nassau Street. Manhattan. New
the following is diagram Of the property
70 be sold; Its street No. Is f7S. formerly
! III, West Ssth Street.
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
FLORENCE LEVY. plaintiff against
SARAH JACKSON. ct al. defendants. In
the partition and sale OF the premises here
inafter described duly made and entered In
hs "9Sye 81 sn Fesqus srt0 she sa .ne
signed, the referee in said judgment named.
wll eel a. public auction q! The New York
Of New York, on the 9Th day of March: 1914,
p. Day, auc.ioneer, the premises with The
buildings and improve ments thereon directed
b. said Judgment TO he sold and therein de-
tho building la, V iSS SS s h.reoa
bounded and described as follows:
,d sE q Mai. a: ps'n S on IN. E:s.sTs
,25, feet s,x 1sl inches southeriy from, tn.
corner formed by the Intersection q The
Eas,eriy side OF Madison Avenue; thence
Easteriy parallel With tho Southeriy side OF
through a party wall nine,y.nys ts5' feet;
thence southery parallel with Madison Ave-
nue.. ,yen,k;iVs ,':, feet: thence Westerly
other party wall. ninety i've ,s5, feet 70 m.
Northerly along the Easterly side Of Madison
Avenue, twenty-five t:S, feet To the point Or
place of bexinn!ns. being known as 1929
;, srBIncT, e {, mSr.sa;c given to .scur:
Register OF the county OF New York in Sec.
ton c, Liber al OF Mortgages. Page AZ.
EpwARD F. Mccall refers.
sToDpARD 4 MARK, Attorneys ror Plain
TN. No. l?s Broadway. New York CITY
lee 10 be sold its stree, number IS is.9
Ms olsen Avenue. Borough OF Manhattan
City OF New York;
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49, -
West Soth Sc.

West Seth 81.
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the above describe
property Is to be sold. Il Fifteen thousand
seven hundred twenty.seven and os-ioo
Oi5.1270e) Dollars. with interest thereon
from tho 18th day OF January. 1914. to-
gether with the costs and allowance amount
Ing to Three hundred and twenty-seven and
1900 CS3?7is) Dollars. with interes. from
January :7th. 1914: together with the ex.
penses OF the sale. The approximate amount
OF the taxes. assessments and water rates,
or other liens. which are TO be allowed 20
the purchaser out OF the purchase money or
paid by tho Referee, is Five hundred and
eighty and Ao-1oo 05so.to) Dollars and
Interest.
Dated. New York January so 1914.
JAMES A. FARRELL. Referee.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
ANrRVrAN RANE Nnrr rnNp Nv

AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the American Bank Note Company viii
New York n. Y. on Tuesday, the third day
Of March. 1914, at eleven o'clock A. NJ. for
the purpose OF electing u Board OF Directors
for the ensuing year and transactng such
other business as may properly be brought
before the meeting. including the considera-
ton and approval Of the proceedings Of the
Board OF Directors and the Executive COM
mittee during the past year.
The Preferred and Common Stock transfer
books will be closed at p. NJ. February
10th and remain closed until 10 A. N. March
eth 1914
GEORGE II. DANFORTH. Secretary.
New York February nth. 1914.
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Notice Is hereby given that the annual

Notice Is hereby given that tho annual
meeting of the stockholders OF Architects
Oflces Inc, for the election of directors
for the ensuing year. for the appointment OF
OF an amendment to the Bylaws, changing
the date Of the annual meeting and for the
may properly come before the meeting. will
be held at the ofices Of MeKim. Mead q
white, lO1 Park Avenue. In the Borough OF
Msnhattan City and State OF New York. on
Monday. the second day Of March. 1914. At
$3.50 o'clock In the afternoon.
BENJAMIN W. NORRIS. Secretary.
Dated. New York. February ~, 1914.
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BROOKLYN COURT HOUSE PLAN.
Justices snd board Of Estimate Prac-
ticalIy Agree o. site.

II is understood that the Justices Of the
Supreme Court in Brooklyn and tho COM
mttee OF the Board of Estimate have
practically agreed In regard TO a site for
the new Brooklyn court house
A wing Is to DE built on the land owned
by the city adjoining the present court
house and additions will be made to 1t
from time TO time. 1t Is contemplated to
have an Appropriation of $2.500,o00 made
SO as 10 start the work as soon as posi-
hle
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philadelphia Lawyer Nissiug.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 23,-Alfred Law
Cameron, a member of the Philadelphia
bar who left for Chicago on February 2,
has not been seen or heard from since. Mr..
Cameron. who is a bachelor. has been
sufferer from an intestinal trouble, compli-
Gated by u weak heart.
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r. LOhILLARD COMPANY,

Jersey Guy y. J." February lyth, 1914.
s 9iiSs ~ the co Hh sh az me annua
Company for the election OF Directors and
the transaction OF such other business rs
be held at the Home once Of the Company
Newark Avenue and Senate Place. Jersey
Ut II O'Clock A. NJ.
wM p. RHErT. sscrsts0.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
The American Agricultural
Chemical Company

NOTICE. is HEREBY GIVEN that a Special
Meeting OF the stockholders of this Company
viii be held at the once Of the Company.
Connecticut. on the 4TH DAY OF MARCH.
1914, AT O'CLOCK p. NJ; for the purpose
Of taking action ON the proposed Issue Of de-
benturc bonds.
The Transfer Books Of both the Preferred
snd Common Stock viii close at O'CLOCK
and remain closed until 10 O'CLOCK A. N,
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 9TH. 1914
New York. February 10th. 1915
.. HORACE BOWkIcl. Secretary
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The premises arc to % sold In on. parcel
subject TO any state of facts shown by an
accurate survey. and subject to existing
teuauc!eE.
Tho approximate amount for taxes, assess
mcnts or other lIers upon the said property
wElcil are 10 be allowed 10 tbs purchaser
out of the purchase money which TO
BE- paid b the referee is -Four hundred
ninety three nas ae-t0V ls4e3eg) dollars,
with interest thereon
Dated. New York. February 18th. 1914.
EDWARD T., MCCALL. Referee
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CARR. CHARLES II. In pursuance OF an
Surrogate OF the County OF New York. noti, Q
Is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Charles Ii, Carr, late of the County
OF New York. deceased, TO present the sumo
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at
% M!ehasi j. Koran. No. ass Broadway.
Manhattan. In tho City Of Now York. on Or
before tho 18th day OF August next
Dated. Nav York the 18th day OF January.
isIs Lucy e MCGUIRE, Exesutrix.
trix. ss1 Br0adway. New York City.
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Republic Iron 4 Steel Company.

At meeting OF the Executive Committee
Of the Republic Iron a Steel Company held
February goth, lsli. the regular quarterly
dividend OF - g on the Preferred Stock vas
declared. payable April LIST, 1914. 10 stock
holders OF record March nth. 1914,
The Annual Meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS
OF the Republic Iron & steel Company Will
be held al the ONCE OF the Company, 10 Ex-
change Place; Jersey city ~ j., on April
18th. 1914. For the purpose Of this meeting
Transfer Books of the Company. both Com
mon and Preferred. will be closed at 3
at 10 o'clock a. NJ. on April 18th. 1914
X. JONES, Jr., Secretary.
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kellY.sPRlMeFIElp TIRE co,

a quarterly dividend OF u g has been de-
clared on the Preferred Capital Stock OF this
Company. payable April ., 1914 20 stock
holders of record at the close Of business
March 20, 1914. The Preferred Stock Trans
fer Books OF the Company will be closed from
the close OF business March :oth, 1914. to
FREDERICK 4, SEAMAN. Secretary.
New York. January 80. 1915
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suNMONsEs.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York--NlLSoN ". POWELL. as sole eur
viving Trustee under tho last Will ana testa.
Plaintiff. against ESTHER BONNER. Alvire
Gross individually and as Exsou;rix Of the
last will and testament Of Paul Gross. de-
ceased: Henry Coester, John JiAcco. Dclfo
Pcrruccl. Philip FaSzola, Isaac Roseniweis.
Alborgo DeCesare, William Bsllingsr, Frank
Santa Marie. Alberico Sessa. Defsntants.--
Summons.
TO the above named Defendants.
You arc hereby Summoned to answer the
OF your answer on the plaintirs attnoney
within twenty days after the service OF this
summons, exclusive of the day OF service.
and In OF your failure to appear or
answer. Judgment Will be taken against you
by default. for the relief demanded In the
complaint
Dated New York. December 18th, 1913.
WILSON NJ. POWELL, JR.
onico and Post-onic. Address. No Wan
Street. Borough of Manhattan. Nav
TO TIE fGIs b Sf.s ESTHER BONNER:
Tho foregoing summons !s served upon you.
by publication, pursuant to an order OF the
Hon. Leonard A. Giegerich, one OF the Jus
tces or the supreme Court OF tho state OF
New York. dated February H. 1914. and nled
with the complaint IN this action. In the
office II the Clerk OF the County of New
ough of Manhattan. city OF New York.
Dated New York. February II. 1914
WILSON NJ. POWELL, JR.,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
No. Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS for TRUNK LOCKERS
Depot Quarterusster's once. 26th Street 4
Grays Ferry Read. Philadelphia, February
., 1914, Sealed proposals In triplicate. will
be received here until II O'clock A. NJ.
February 20. lelt. for furnishing at either
the Quartermastcr Corps. ". S. Array. 5000
Trunk Lockers ltfornation upon applica-
Ouarterynastsr
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Tho American Coal Go. Of Allesany County

No, Broadwsy, New fotk, Ted =, lvIf,
The Board of Directors OF The American
Coal Company of Allegany County New
Jersey have this day declared the Regular
Sefni-Annual Dividend OF Three Per Cent.
upon the Capital stock of tho Company.
payable al this ONCE on Monday. March ?.
1914. to stockholders OF record at L. O'Clock
NJ February IS, 1914.
The Transfer Books will not be closed.
GEORGE NJ. ROWLBY, Treasurer.
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LEE. FREDERICK H.-lu pursuance OF an
order Of Hon. nobert ludlow Fowler, a Surro "a 10
OF the County of New York, notice " hereby given
10 al persons ha wing claims sAinst Frederick
II, Lee late Of the County Of New York de cea sod
70 pre- sent the same with vouchers thereof TO the
subsoribers 81 their place OF rsnsacting bu.lre. IS
a. the onoe OF Harry n. zuokert, No. 81 Cedar
Street. In the City OF New York. on or before
the lith day OF March next.
Dated. New York. the 9Th dsy 0. September. 1918
CHARLES ". LEE.
MAITLAND r. GRIGGs.
- Executors
MARRY N. ZUCKHRT. Attorney for Executors.
70. n Cedar Street Borough OF Man ha ttan. New
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Convertible -Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds.
Coupons from these bonds. payable by
their terms oil March /, 1914, at the ofiice or
agency OF the Company In New York Ia
Boston. will be paid In New York by the
Bankers Trust Company, is Wall street.
q. u. MILNE. Treasurer.