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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-12-28
Death of kingiield Woman

Mrs. Tufts. widow of the late Orren
Tufts, died at the home of E. Z.
Tufts, Thursday morning, December
q, following an illness OF a year and
half. Estelle Written Tufts. the
fourth daughter of a family of six
children of Charles r. and Betsey
Tufts Written, was born March 26.
1867, in New Portland and passed her
early life there. Later she worked
for a number of years in the straw
shops of Framingham and Boston.
She learned dressmaking and at
various times during her life worked
at this trade. She was employed as
cook at the Page house in the year
1907, and has served in like capacity
in other places December 16, 1895,
she was married to Orren Tufts, a
prominent citizen and descendant of
one Of the old families of Kingfield.
Here Mrs. Tufts has since resided
with the exception of year in
London. Ontario, where Mr. Tufts
was Custom House officer, and a year
in Boston After the death of her
husband twelve years ago last June,
Mrs. Tufts built her home. a fine
residence ON the hill overlooking
Main Street, planning and carrying
out the work in very efficient and
satisfactory manner. AT its com
pletion she resided there until five
years ago when she went to live and
keep house for her step-son, f. e.
Tufts, following the death of his
Wife Mrs. Tufts was charter
member and prominent officer of
Signal Light Chapter o. f. S. having
passed thru the chair and serving as
Most Worthy Matron for one or two
years. She was a member and for
several years the president of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Tn
ion. a regular attendant of the Bap-
fist church and a member of the
Woman's Home Missionary Society,
being active in the parish work. She
always did her full share in all of
the organizations with which she was
connected and in fact in all good
works. She was highly esteemed by
all who knew her. The near rela-
tivcs are one brother Willard l..
Written of New Portland and one
sister Mrs Laura Gilman of Wilton,
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"FRU|T.A.TvES"
"FRUlT LIVER TABLETS"
81 MADE IN U.SA."
This Wonderful Fruit Medicine Placed On Sale In New
England In Response to Steadily Increasing Demand.
StupendouS Success in Canada and England.

At last, you and thousands Of other sick and aling
people able to buy this marvellous fruit medicine,
right in your home town. free Of duty the price
at which Fruita-tivcs" is sold in Canada.
"FRUTT-A!TIVES" came to the United States in
response to a great public demand.
For several years, the people in this country have
been using this remedy in steadily increasing quantities.
Every day. dozens of letters received at Ottawa from
sufferers in the United States enclosing the regular Tea
laws these friends of 'Frutaives paying duty
every box Yet they content to do this because they
unable to obtain anything else in this country that
helped them much.
the discovery Of English physician and the
ktday Bader Troubles, ten
Le1des Neuralgia and all h0R6Ls
Stomach, Lf1ey, Boae Skin
all dealers oor
trial size will be postpaid receipt OF price by Fruves
Limited, Ogdensburg, New York
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BlaisdeIl-Farrand

Rev. S. f Emerson had the pleas
ure of officiating at the marriage of
one of his grandsons which occurred
on Thursday, December 81, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Farrand, in Mercer
The bridegroom. Eden c. Blaisdell,
is the second son of Mr.. and Mrs
Greenleaf H. Blaisdell of Norridge-
woek. The bride. Miss Cora A. Far
rand has by this marriage become
the 40th member of the Emerson
family. The single ring service was
used and queenly wedding cake and
other dainty refreshments enjoyed by
a number of near relatives. After
ten days visit with relatives in
Massachusetts, Mr.. and Mrs. Blais-
dell will make their home near his
parents in Norrdgewock.
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Meeting OF MedicaI Society

The fftyfourth annual meeting of
the Somerset County Medical So
ciety vas held last week Thursday
at the Hotel Coburn. president r. c.
Brown of Bingham. presiding.
There are twenty members of the
society, twelve of whom were pres
ent. The meeting was an unusually
interesting one and delicious ban
quet WAS served at the hotel at noon
Wallace f. Weber. NJ D., of Lew
iston. read an instructive paper on
After Treatment of Surgical Cases
which was followed by remarks on
the subject of surgery in appoplexy
There was also an interesting paper
read by DR.. r. C. Brown.
DR.. George +. Young of Skowhegan
was elected a member of the society
The officers elected were the follow
ing: president, II. E. Marston of
North Arson; vice president, J. L.
Pepper of Madison, secretary and
treasurer, II. W. Smith Of Norrldge-
wock; Dr. W. G. Sawyer was elected
to the board of censors for three
years. During the business session
it was voted to write a letter of
resolutions and respects for Dr. F.
G. Williams, late of Bingham.
Those present were W S Mill
iken, J. L. Pepper and W G. Sawyer
of Madison, J. 2. fash of Fairfield.
W. S. Stinchfeld and J. f. Wads-
worth of Skowhegan. S. f. Green of
Scion, E. c. Andrews, P. O. Hopkins
and H. E, Marston of North Arson,
r. c. Brown of Bingham and H. W.
Smith of Norridgewock. The place
and date of the next meeting was
not decided.
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besides many nieces and nephews.
The funeral was held at the Baptist
church, Saturday morning at 10
o'clock. the pastor Rev. A. q. Murray
officiating The services were in
charge Of Signal Light Chapter o. +.
s, r. G Williamson being the fuuer-
al director Music Was furnished
by the church choir There was q
profusion Of beautiful flowers from
relatives and friends among which
were the lodge pillow from the East
crn Star and forty-nine carnations
representing her age, from her broth
or and sister Intermrnt Wa in the
family lot in Sunnyside cemetery A
loyal, capable, efficient woman she is
a loss 10 the community and will be
greatly missed by her many friends.
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New Subscribers to Service Of Som
erset Farmers Telephone 10. From
Jan. /, 1916 To Jan. /, 1911

D1,,,J.a.p ct1.. ,r,I,t. tI.,gfd
iHiIlIps' I. y. iie''''"H. fis4 NUS
sell. Clifton L. Whiuemore Wesley
Watson. Err p. Bedford. Y \ With
90 vafta. walton rsaa p.i1o,
"''" t'di eti1' id"H ~ 7afis' =. D.
Hunnewell. Arthur a. Painter
Scion Exchange j. b. Donberaer.
= y rnscan n, Ioao XiIIia,,.
Iacob iahfanfaIs ,da.ara NJ
Ouhlin cbestar Rom, Alston q
Corson AIhert Cehrke Mrs lanes
\Iohona, Herman c,nith
Wcw portland Evrhanqe Harold
Adams { a clark and sons
PANEL " Emery Frank q Dnn'an
pnrlev e Ince Mrs p { Fmerl-
/ p Rnfts & Co 4 : Parsons
charles 4 NcKennev
North Arson Fvrhange r Ma
geo Lester Williams e " shaw
Rort Williams / p Murray David
Who's larE Raau1inr Warren Knov
Creene.s Grocery co Chester Robin
con
Starks EXCHANGE Frank r Dule,.
Olive Grant Ernest Palmer
FairfoId exchange walter Strick-
land William Iapoint Dr Y II
walters
Madison Exchanee-perIey Hoop-
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Probate Court

The will of the late Albion L. Hill
ton of Cornville was filed at the ad-
journed session of Probate Court
last week Tuesday. He left his Ell
tire estate to l.. G. Stevens and the
latters wife, Alice W Stevens they
TO take the property as joint tenants,
with the exception of 800, which he
left to the town of Skowhegan, the
same to be held by the town in trust,
the income to be expended on the
Hilton burial lot at Southside Gem
etery. In case Mr.. and Mrs. SteY-
ems had died prior to himself the doc
ument stated that the property
should be given TO their children
and if these children had also died
then the property would descend to
their legal representatives. Mr..
and Mrs. Stevens were nominated as
executor and executriX of the docu-
ment, the request being made that
the Judge of Probate accept their
personal bond Howard b. Hilton
son of the deceased was mentioned
in the Will, but was bequeathed moth
ing, neither were his children to re-
ceiye any part of the property. The
estate is estimated as not exceeding
the sum of $4,000, of which $1,000 is
in real estate. The will was made
Oct. l, 1915.
In the case OF the Johanna Gibson
and j. Emma Knight heirs a new ac-
count is to be flied in the Gibson es-
tate and in the Knight estate the
warrant to the commissioners of in
solvency, Judge Lawrence of Show
hogan and DR.. f. l.. Tozier of Fair
field, was revoked from which an APP
peal Will doubtless be taken Court
was adjourned To the second Tues
day in January.
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Observe Birthday Anniversary o
Former Canaan Man

The seventy-seyenth birthday an
niversary of A. j. Washburn, former
ly of Canaan, now of Yineland. n. j.
was fittngly observed recently when
thirty-fve members of Lyon Post
G. A. r.. and |. S Grant Circle. L
of G. A. r., gathered at the home OF
Mr.. Washburn's in Vineland
1t was intended to be a surprise
party for Mr.. Washburn, but it re-
suited in more of a surprise for the
guests for when they were seated at
the table they found a delicious tur-
key dinner awaiting them. They
were delightfully."- entertained with
music during the meal. and there
was an entertainment after the din
ner.
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Dec. '29- Concert by Copley Male
Quartet
Dec. 81 Christmas Cantata, Opera
House.
Jan. New Years.
Jan. 2-Jont Installation of Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs.
Jan. 3-Woman's Club.
Jan. SIS. H. S. Basket ball game.
Jan. 9-Sorosis
Jan. 1l-Guest Night, Town I'm
proYement.
Jan. FPS. II. s. Basket Ball
game.
Jan. I'D. A. r. meeting.
Jan. 17-Guest Night, Philathea
Class.
Jan. % Supreme Judicial Court.
Winter term.
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Anson's three-day school wound up
in a terrific snow storm which pre-
vented anyone from Yenturing into
the roads. However. the school has
applied to the County Agricultural
agent to finish the remaining lee
lures and demonstrations at an all
day meeting in their Grange hall a
al early date
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A Head Full
of Ache

There are many forms of headache,
but the sick headache is about the
worst ever. When ii once fastens on
you. ii lasts good while, unless you
know how to get rid OF II. Sick head
ache usually comes from the stomach
or liver, and you must help these or
gans before the head can be relieved
A few doses of Il. F" Atwood's Med
icine will put your stomach to rights.
regulate the bile, and act on the bow
els As soon as good order is Sc
cured, the dizzy feeling and naeging
pain will leave your head. and soon
you will be as we'll as ever. No mcdi-
cine is better for sick headache or
biliousness.
Buy a 35c bottle at your nearest store,
or write to-day for free sample
L. r" Medicine Co, Portland Me.
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Lawrence-Conn0rs

Miss Mildred CoHnors. daughter Of
Mrs. Thomas G. Connors OF Arson
and Roy : Lawrence. son Of Mr. and
}irs Ale.lo Lawrence Of Court 81
were married at Two O'Clock last
SATURDAY afternoon, BeF Charles H.
MeElhiney Of the CONGREGATIONAL
church officiating
There were no attendants. only the
immediate relatives being present a
the ceremony The bride wore a
dark blue suit with hat to harmonic
Mr. and Mr. Lawrence are to make
their future home in Skowhegan
where the groom has always lived.
He is employed at the local mills Of
the American Wooden Company.
Every good citizen oman or woman
should belong IN the ROard of Trade
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-12-28

Every good citizen (man or woman
should belong to the Board Of Trade.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-12-28

The independence Reporter is on
sale at nearly all Somerset County
news stands, also at the leading news
dealers in Waterville, Augusta, Hal
lowell. Gardiner and Lewiston.
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Hay Wanted !
Market Higher
W. ]. Phelps, Cham. of Commerce
BOSTON. Ref Beacon Trust Co. 4w5O
Portland Me

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership lately subsisting between
Walter G. Taylor of winthrop and
Earl r. Taylor of Bingham, under the
firm name and style of Taylor Broth
ers. was dissolved on the fourth day
of December A. d. 1916. by mutual
consent
All debts owing to said partnership
are to be received by the said Walter
G. Taylor, and all demands on the
said partnership are to be presented
to him for payment.
Skowhegan, December 4. A. D. 1916.
WALTER G.. TAYLOR
EARL, r TAYLOR
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Card of Thanks

We are very grateful to our rela-
tiyes and neighbors who so kindly
assisted us during our recent be-
reayement and to Mrs. Lowesa Cor
son for her words of comfort
Mr.. Frank Butler
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Later
Mr. and Mrs. NJ, w. Drury
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Corson
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf Loberg
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Leayitt
". Athens, Me. Dec. "a, 1916.
Over 5000 homes, chiefly in Somer-
set County, receive this paper every
week.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

WE THE WITHIN NAMED MD -,
dcrsisned. hereby certify pursuant Is@, d9
Section. 81 OF me Fs tbn drm Of Jas. H.
6 pnS mt & CO.. which has transacted egsL,
ness in New York state FOR ,, more 70 e"S be
three years last past WIN continue -
Sohuu' -, Residence.
Norris Cedarhurst New YORK;
Floyd W. Mundy MohtciaiI' ~, iersey
] Norris Oiphant. Mohtcialt' I,Tinct
j. J. Bryant. Jr., hlFeisiu., -. Tersav
Frank l.. Van VIE. MontcIaII' 49,. 49, 10
the three persons hrst aooNe hai', "a III
ing heh te Tbat we the above named i've
neraons intend to deal henceforth unoe,
The partnership and business nam nS1 that
nrtnctnaI Mace Of business OF said nrHt
tI'o nd viii be. located In the County OF
New York WITNESS our hands aTslsd 'h,S Y SSI-
"a E,iovd " Mundy. j. Norris Ohphah''
John J Bryant. Jr. Frank /. Van W.
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Neus Digest
Foreign
London Market.-London. A

London Market.-London. Aug. e.
A number of transactions were made
in the gilt-edge section. indicating
that much money was still available
for investment. Russian, Colonial and
Japanese securities received good
support Mexicsns were SHADE
easier, while Kafirs advanced on good
South African buying.
In the American department the
bright spots were United States steel
and Reading, the latter leading. The
closing tone was steady.
Money was in rather better supply
and discount rates were steady
Money loaned at Az per cent. Dis
count rates for short and three
months bills were 5ts to 6% per cent
Gold premiums at Lisbon were <S.oo'
Paris Bourse.-Paris, Aug. e.
Trading was active on the Bourse TO-
day. Three per cent rentes, 63 francs
IS confines for cash. Exchange on
London. 2s francs 1871 centimes. Five
per cent loan. SO francs 95 centimes.
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Dividends

Central Leather-Regular quarterly
dividend Of IA per cent on the pre-
ferred stock, payable October to stock
of record September 9.
Quincy Mining Quarterly dividend
of S4 per share. payable September 20
to stock of record September 2.
National Sugar Refining Regular
quarterly dividend o. tx per cent,
payable October 2.
Laclede Gas Light-Regular quar-
terly dividend of "a per cent on the
common stock, payable September 10 to
stock of record September /.
Connecticut Power-Regular quar-
terly dividend of $3.50 share on the
preferred stock, payable September l
to stock of record August 20.
Blackstone Valley Gas and Electric
Regular quarterly ividend of two per
cent, payable September l to stock of
record August 10.
Acme Tea.-Initial dividend of sl.75
n share on both the first and second
preferred stock. payable September
20 stock of record August 25.
American Transportation Dividend
Of 10 per cent on the common stock,
payable August 80 10 holders Of record
August 10.
American Bank Note.-Regular quar-
terly dividend Of IL per cent on the
preferred stock, payable October to
holders of record September Is.
F. Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe.-Quar-
terly dividend of Sl.75 on the preferred
stock, payable September l to stock Of
record August %.
Kehaka Monthly dividend Of
2 per cent and per cent extra, pay
able September l.
United States Industrial Alcohol
Regular quarterly dividend of Ia. per
cent on the preferred stock, payable
October 10 to stock of record Septem-
h.y an
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Shipping Information and
Marine NewS of the World

n Mo. o.l,.,oo Aug 10. sosortnsm yssu. A
with mdss Quar- 30 . N.
Hamilton. Newport News and Norsol IA IA .,
mnion ss Go. With pUssnsers and MIA o. -.
saI I,@ 30, 5iy,rpsei Ass =, /. osa.s =
gers, mslls and mdss. Bar 50 u.
ciy o. hon.sotnsry s.'.ns,h AUG 10 % o....
Nueces Galveston Aug IS. 20 southsm %.
Co. with mdse. gu1 /; q an. 'S1s
r Mlnn,s'n h.. OH L Is. Avn H. 70 Auus.
ChemunK. Rotterdam Aug J. via Kirt-.u q =.
Harris. MeGill A Go. Bar m
.c'lftomi. lBrl. Gl.so~ Aus y. % AneAs- In.
SINGERS and md,e Bar iO39 a m pa
Holig Ola, Dsnl copenhsE.n nd Grizzlies.
AZ AZ. x S co s'R ~ n. al !, s sss5 y
storage passengers. malls and mde Bar IA "
Saratoga Havana Aux 10. 10 NeE Torn AZ ~
Mall Sc Co. with lE passengers. mails nd 49,
King Blsddyn CBri. HAVE. Aus
p,znis Generate Transhilinngus. Nth rdss =.
/ ssnde,,ord rNor,. Sydney. B. An, :
sus,h.'on lBrl, Middiesborogrh. Austnu,
aHd l, Aq.,5ais'il p6 s. Co Am, BAf 20
Bull Ia.aiw Lne, Win nd;s. Bsi IN
Huron. Brin'siek Aug 10 % M,liau 4 G.
TronDenoerf Dutch. Las P,lnu Ass,,
IoTl cronsr lBrl. nrerpool AUG 10 cr,,
S. Co. I'D. with mds.. Bar ! IS a.
Lux tBrl, Newport, England. AUG :. % sr,.-
Spence A Young Bar IS %
Roumanian Prince OBJ. Middl.sbor,,sh Al.
TO simpson. Spence Young with ereosas h.,
2 30 m.
Apache Jacksonvlle Aug 10 and ch,rnr,
90 ~ Clyde IS Co. With psssenzer iad -.
quar- 357 p m
Chesapeake. Baltimore. % New York ard s.l..
more Trans Go, With Indse Quar- 70 n
LsmpasAs Mobile Aug y. Tampa III art "a,
West Is 10 Mallory - Co. With yasssns-r. a,
mdse. Quar- j.l2 y n.
SAILED
Cacique tFrl. Bordeaux NNengo fR,) Hyr.
Tyler. Norfolk and Newport News Nader. -:
Ersfhiay lBr, HaWe. Neokrs. ROTTERDAM. Al.
lantOn tBrl Marseiics. Madison. Sorfak a..
Newport News: Nepos tNori Gusnica: Msh..s
. Charleston snd Jacksonville. Brinsbun 1B,7'
yladyostok Moorish Prince tBrl. - N.sair:
{ jamestown. Norfolk and NeVpor NesA
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
YORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY {

NOKFOLk \ " 1T IN gi'7rr1T7rrs - he
,.,,,tt and Western Railway Company Viii pe
held At the principal onice OF TIE COMPANY III , G5
City Of Roanoke. Virginia. On IaunIN ~ 10
~, directors. to elect independent auditors 70
audit ne books and accounts u tie tompA5 ~ ~
H. ALL year to consider the annual repo y, o.
he directors Tor the year erded June sou; Itto.
20 ratify aud approve all action Of the gt
at forth In such annual report ana IN the lt.
,I,es ~ the Company. AID 20 transact such vt.le'
business as may properly come before ne meet y,
TIE stock Transfer Books vii be closed A. ,
o,cinck y NJ "Wednesday September 2lth. lslo'
and reopened at 10 o'clock A. NJ frdS' o1'
toher 18Th 1916
By order Of The Board o. Director -
- 3 II AIpEN. Secretary.
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Corporation Returns

Distillers Securities Corporation
Report for the year ended June 30,
1916, shows gross profits of s4,S06, 755,
as compared with s3,143,843 for the
previous year. Net earnings, after
interest, taxes, additions and improve
ments, etc, totalled S4,119,204, against
S2,223, 794 for the year csAed June 80,
1915. Net profits, after S~nd interest,
were s9,327 ,O95, equal to 1858 per cent
earned on S31, 1861 capital stock,
against AGA per cent earned on $780,
S43,S4l in the year preceding. The
balance sheet as of June 80, 1916,
shows cash holdings of s2,2O3,19S, com
pared with 1891 1874 year ago.
Pere Marquette Railroads. pre-
liminary report, just issued, for the
year ended June 80, 1916, shows total
operating revenues of $21,210, O53,
against s1s,O2S,21O for the year ended
June 80, 1915 After allowing for
maintenance of way and equipment ex-
penses, transportation and general
charges, taxes, etc, there remained a
balance of 15,156,7OO, an increase Of
s1,2O0,97l. Before deducting interest
charges there was balance Of 1885,
593, an increase Of s1,89S,313.
United Paperboard.-Report for the
year ended May 27, 1916, shows gross
income of $93S,714, against 1881 ,3O1 in
the previous twelve months. Net, how
ever, was increased from sl43,736, in
1915, to $29l,s 51, and surplus, after
interest, depreciation, etc, totalled
S159,725, an increase of s137,26S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-23
Merger of Bond Distributors
Other Cities

Coppers.-Boston, Aug. Chopper
shares held their recently acquired
strength in to-day's trading, and, in
some instances, improved. Tamarack
was an exception, reverting to As. The
close was quiet.
Hogs.-Pittsburgh, Aug. 22.-Hogs
reached s11.40 a hundred in the mar
ket here to-day, SO higher than for
the corresponding day Of last year
Increased consumption and decreased
production were assigned by packing
companies as the cause of the high
Drices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-23
CHANGE OF NAME.

Notice is hereby given that RINES
ADJUSTABLE PEDAL PAD COMPANY. a
domestic corporation. having It's principal
office in the city. County and state OF New
the state Of New York at Special Term.
Part /. thereof. to be held In and for the
County Of New York al the County Court
House. In the Borough Of Manhattan, city
Of New York, on the eighth day Of Sep
TENDER. 1916. at 1880 o'clock In the fore
noon II that day. or as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard FOR an order author
izlng said corporation 10 change us cor
porate name 70 GEORGE ii. RINES MAN
UFACTURING COMPANY. INC.
Dated New York. Aug, lttb 1915.
RIyES ADJUSTABLE PEDAL PAD COM
PANY.
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Standard Oil Subsidiaries.
Other Oil Stocks.

1000 TAI Pet Ltd(P) So So SO 50
$50 Barnet Oil d G 2zs 21s ga Us
300 'Cosden Oil & G 1i3s 119s IVA IVA
1000 federal Oil -. 1hs lis
900 lint Petroleum. 1919 1924 1919 1924
800 tKeystone o NY rs rs rs rs
$500 Met Pet .....t4I2-2s 1874 1874 1919
1000 'tMidwest Oil. 40 az 40 AZ
230 midwest Rein. So 63 81 62
600 'NY-Okla Oil. IA IA Ne "a
$1,000 'tOkla Oil 80. SH7 10 8I2 10
1000 Okla Prod * Il. SIS 63s 6Is 6Ns
1880 tOmar Oil q G. SO s5 81 "a
100 'Pan-Am Pet IF go 9oIa 1894 go
100 Sapulpa Oil e. r 10 10 10 10
600 sinclair Oil .. 383s 1874 1888 3STz
5000 'tTex Mex Pet. 81 e5 81 95
5000 united West 0 1Ss III
zoo Victoria Oil -. liz In
200 Wayland o & G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-23
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $500

Strs ~. Pier "a. ". r., II. Fulton ST.,
daily al $50 p. VI. Music.
Providence Line for Providence. Boston
and points East Strs. w. Pier II, y. r.,
II Fulton St. week days only. at p. NJ.
New London (Norwich) Line. str. w.
pier 40 \. r.. It. Houston St. week days
only. $50 p. NJ; Pier 70. Z. r.. IT. 4. ed
St. 600 i. VI.
New Bedford Line, strs. ". Pier 40. n.
600 Z. NJ.
New Haven Line, str. ". Pier %, Z. r.
H. Catharine St. week days only, ZOO L.
NJ; pier 70. II. f. 22d St, 2:l5 p. NJ
bridgeport Line (weck days only. str.
leaves pier q. +. r.. at p. 81; Pier 70.
h. 22d ST.. at 3:l5 Z. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-23
sHERIFFs AUCTION SALES.

HENRY BRADY. Sherln's Auctioneer. sells
this day. Wednesday. Aug. 23d. 1915 at
II O'Clock In the forenoon, al Rotunda
County Court House. all the right. title
and interest which the defendant. William
B Starr. had on the "a day Of March. 1916.
or at any time thereafter. Of. In and 10
Certificate Of Membership OF the New York
Produce Exchange numbered AZ775.
ALFRED r. SMITH, Sheriff,
NICHOLAS J, S4NNOTT, Deputy shsrin.