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Evening journal., 1920-06-08

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you need salutes you as you run your
eye down the Want cOlumns.-ALy.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-07
RAILROAD MEN ]:
BEAT NEWPORT
BY l3TO2SCORE
Boston Y. Nj. c. A. Team
Have Easy Time With
Border City Outfit

In Slow and uninteresting; game
of baseball, the Boston Railroad Y.
NJ. c. A. team easily defeated The
Newport aggregation of diamond
stars by score of II to in Friday
afternoons game. Much different
from the Fourth of July game with
these same gentlemen, yesterdays
contest was one-sided and created put
little interest.
Manager John Prouty made abb
crate preparations to win Fridays
classic, but despite all of this the local
team fell down. With four outside
players in the lineup it was hoped
that the Newport outfit would appear
very formidable. 1t debut only on
paper. In the field it failed to PR
form any of the wonders expected.
In the very tirts inning. Vaughn,
one of the stars on the Sherbrook
team, who was playing second base
for the local outfit, broke the two
bones in his forearm while sliding
into first base. He. was given first
aid by players who were nearby and
later was driven to the Office of DR..
j. T. Blanchard where his wound was
treated. In the sixth session, Don
Gray, brother of Morris Gray, was
temporarily knocked out when Stew
ems struck him hard in the stomach
as the former slid into the third base.
The accident to Vaughn made a deep
hole in the infield which was hard to
repair.
Boston did not have any better
team this time than they did on their
last trip to Newport but they seemed
to get all of the breaks that were in
the game. All of their runs were
gathered in three innings, but as 1t
is said, they made hay while the sun
shone." Then big assest in/yester-
days game was John Smith, their
pitcher. He played the game ev, ~ |
and made it difficult for the !
local batsmen to hit him safely.
Harold Kennison started in the
box for Newport but retired at the
end of the fourth inning allowing Al
Kennison to finish the game. Both
men performed we'll but the Boston
boys hit lucky
Score by innings:
IL 4 5 st 50
Boston OO73 800 3 0 0-13
Newport O001 0 0 0 %
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several days at Potion Springs, Que.
Frank Towse is in Boston for a
few days.
M and Mrs. f. a. Hamilton re-
turned Thursday night tom their
vacation. Nj. and Mrs. Hamilton
have been way month on a trip
by auto which included Montreal,
Que bee, st. Anne de Beaupre, Ocean
Park and on down the Maine coast
resorts to Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. ]. r. Aiken and Mrs. C. F.
Bigelow are in New York for several
days.
Dr. F. D. Badger has rebuilt the
barn and garage in the rear of his
residence, which was burned a few
weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs R. A. Frost of Bos-
ton ale guests OF Mr. and Mrs. c.
A Brown.
Miss Evelyn Vigneaut is spending
the week end with her uncle, John
Vigneault, at Beebe, P @.
G. Sam Scott of Kase Airplane Co.,
of New York, who has been with his
family at Farrant's during July has
returned to New York.
Mrs. Myron Clapper and son Chas
have returned from visit to Mrs
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-07
Arraigned for Alleged
Theft of DOlgin's Tires

Max Long OF Boston was arraign-
ed in ,nunciinal court in that city
Wednesday ani CHARGED with ieceiv-
ing stolen tires, having in his posses
slol many tires that had been denti-
fed by Harry Dolgin as the ones
stolen from his garage at St. Johns
bury Sunday night. The hearing
was continued until Aug. IL.
The Boston officers got their tip
to visit Nh. Longs furniture store
in a telephone call from an unidenti-
fed woman who saw tires being
loaded into his furniture store. Long
claims that he is innocent of any
crooked dealings and that he took the
tires on commission from party
who rave plausible reason fo1 hav-
ing them.
The Boston officers are keeping in
close touch with Sheriff Worthen and
Chief Finley and expect to make the
arrest soon of the party who stole
the tires from Mr.. Dolqin's garage.
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MORGAN CENTER

Miss Alma Parker of Newport is
rooming at the home of L. A. Wheel
er and boarding at G. A. Calkln's
home during her vacation at Seymour
Lake. :.
G. H. Gilmore has completed his
business here and has gone to Or
leans.
Mrs. Mansonville, Mrs. John Crow
and friends were recent callers here.
Mrs. Ray Maxwell was recent Wis
itor at the home of her parents IN
Newport, Mr.. and Mrs. John Grow.
Mrs. Lizzie Bryant is visiting
friends and relatives in Holland.
Samuel Wheeler and family OF
Beebe were recent guests at the home
of L. A. Wheeler.
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Ashford, New York.

ST feel it my duty to tell you what
'Fruit-a-tives' or Fruit Liver Tablets
did for me.
l tried several kinds of physic for
over three years and, of course,
while I took it every night my bowels
would move; but as soon as l stopped
taking pbysic, would be coustipated
and would have Piles terribly,
Heard of Frut-a-tives' and bought
one box and took them. Now I
am not troubled any more with
Constipation and no more Piles.
sFruit-a -tives' did for me what no
other medicine ever did; they left
no after effects, and now l do not
have to use physic.
l recommend 'Fruit-a-tives' to all
my friends.
Mrs. JOHN CAPOzZI.
Soc. a boz, 6 for So so. trial size Csc.
At dealers or from FRCIT-A-TIVES
Limited, OGDENsBURG, N. Y.
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Clapper's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas
CHANNEL in Magog, P. Q.
A. l.. Brigham and daughter, Miss
Mildied and Miss Alice Brigham Of
Munice, Ind. with Mrs. Marv Payne
and daughter, Miss Frances Payne
of California, have made the tip east
from Munice by motor to ST.. Adams
where they will stay for sometime.
! On Thursday they were the guests of
then cousin in this city, MIS-. Ralph
! Hamblett
Mrs. Fred Hall spent Friday in
Sherbrooke.
MI. and Mrs. |. o. Blake of New
York city, who are at North Hatley,
! for the summer, were recent guests
of Mr.. Blake's sister, Mrs. Ellen Vel
come.
Miss Annabelle Carter of Waltham,
Mass, is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Urban Livingston.
Mrs. Jane Strobridge of Woods
vile, N. H., has been visiting friends
in town.
Miss Bessie Collins and Nj. ard
Mrs. w. j. Mcguire leave Saturday
fol two weeks trip to Boston and
Revere Beach.
Mi. and Mrs. F. D. Flint, Miss
Alice House and Mrs. Maggie Mason
left Friday morning by auto for Bos-
ton. Mr.. Flint will select GODS for
the fall trade.
Mrs. John Farrant is taking a va
cation from her work at F. D. Flint's
store and with st. Johnsbury friends
will motor to Boston for a week.
Mrs. Katherine Mooney of Bolton.
and Mrs. Donald Robinson and
daughter. Miriam of Toronto, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Ham
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P Wilder
have returned from a weeks trip to |
Conn.
Mrs. Edith Blake Waring of New |
York city, is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Ellen Welcome.
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LOWELL

Mrs. Jerome Adams has returned
to her home here after visiting her
sister, Mrs F. Scribner in Ayers Cliff
P. @.
Wilbur Souther IS confined to his
home being seriously i'll.
Miss Jennie Messer of New Haven,
Conn, is spending the summer here
with her brothers, Fred and Charles
Messer.
Arnold Leavitt of North Troy was
a recent caller here.
Mrs. Celia Perkins of Orleans is a
visitor here.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-07
Birthday Party
for Young Men

A birthday party was given to Harry
Chaffee and Clearance Colby at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Chaffee
Wednesday nioht at which twenty
five were present The occasion was
the twentyfrst birthday of Harry
Chaffee and the twentieth birthday
of Clarence Colby
The lawn in front of the l:ruse vas
very prettily decorated with japanese
lanterns, which, combinetd with moon
light and clear sky, made a very at
tractive setting for a very enjoyable
and social affair. Refreshments of
icec ream and cake were served. To
Mr. Chaffee gold stamp was given
as birthday gift, and to Mr. Colby
a cigar cutter.
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EAST COVENTRY

Miss Florence Porter of Lyndon.
vile was a recent visitor at the home
l.. A. Porter.
Mrs. Helen Elliott is visiting
friends in Newport.
Mrs P. S. Douglas is entertaining
her sister, Mrs Baker and her grand
son, Herbert Baker of Montreal.
Miss Weaver Keller is in Hsathton
and Ayers Cliff, P. O., visiting.
Mrs. Leon Westover of Newport
was a recent guest at the home of
Mrs. P. S. Douglas.
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NORTH HOLLAND

Leslie Aldrich has moved to farm
in Morgan ,Js ~
Mrs. Cora Moulton and daughter
of Portsmouth, N. H. are guests OF
Mrs. Moulton's mother, Mrs. Mary
Demick and sister, Mrs. Fred Davis.
Mrs. w. H. Demick recently enter
tanned Mrs. Brown of Ayers Cliff.
Mrs. E. NJ. Gray is in Beebe visit
ing her sister, Miss Jessie Perkln.
Miss Dina Patenande was recently
in Coaticook visiting friends.
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NEWPORT LOCALS

Nh and Mrs. James Brown have
returned to their home in Lowell
Mass, after s ending several days
with THEN cousin, Mrs. r. NJ. Saw
yel.
Mrs. E. Forsyth of Derby Line cal
led on friends in town Thursday
Mrs. Harley Humphrey and daugh-
tel, Doris of Springfield, Mass, who
have been visiting relatives in Can
ada are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Bullock.
Nj. and Mrs. Tom Wells are the
parents of a seven and one-half
pound baby boy born Friday after
neon.
Mrs. D. r. Stetson and quest Mrs.
Irving Chase of West Newton spent
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WANTED-Capable girl for general
housework. Good wages. Apply to
Mrs. G. H. Flint. Newport VT Tel.
154-4 37-42
LOST-Bill fold containing S25 or
$50. Finder please return to ID. H.
V. Hight, Newport, and receive le-
ward. 1878
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-01
MONDAY Lunches To
Be Continued In 1920
By Crookston Boosters

Crookston, Mimi, Jan. 1.-The last
weekly meeting and business lunch
for merchants and professional men
of Crookston was held at the Crooks
ton Association of Public Affairs We'd
nesday noon with w. T. Carlisle, pres
ident of the association, presiding. 1t
was announced by the chairman that
the lunches would be continued dur
ing 1920 to be held every Wednee-
day rs in 1919.
Those on the program today were
Joe Ball. who outlined the growth
ana development Of the farm crops
show held here every winter and who
gaxe$a short summary. Of what would
-be-5shown here when the crops show;
is held next February; A. A. Miller.
president of the ScandiaLbank, who
spoke on opportunities in the Red
River Valley during 1920. and G. H.
Zealand. treasurer of the, Crookston:
association. y
Mr.. zealand preached the proposal
that the city sell a 40-acre tract Of
land on the outskirts of the city and
use the money to erect a community
amusement house. No action was
taken on the proposal.
At the, close of the meeting Mayor
JsE Morrissey was called on for a
few remarks. The mayor will SO out
Of ONCE January 5when Mayor-elect
r. A. Brady Is sworn in Is the new
mayor of Crookston. Mayor Morris
sey in his remarks outlined some Of
the accomplishments OF, his admins.
tration during the two years he has
bas min Office,
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Northwestern News-
COURT TERM CUT
BY CONFESSIONS
Ward County Saved Heavy
Expense by Pleas of Gull
ty From Many Accused.

Minot. N. D., jar. IA number of
pleas of guilty secured by States At
torney o. B. Herigstad during the
past few days have reduced the num-
Der of criminal cases to come before
h regular jury term of the county
court which opens here January z,
Judge William Murray. presiding,
Twelve pleas have been received,
Mr.. Herigstad announced today, and
others are expected before the term
c%onvenes.
John Longre, Kenmare miner. en-
tered pleas of guilty to two charges
Of assault and battery growing out of
two fights he had with other miners.
He paid fines and costs amounting to
$50.
Roger Lloyd of Burlington, arrest
ed some time e. on a charge of
having Intoxicating liquor in his pos
session and for sale, drew a sentence
Of 80 days in the county Jail and a
fine of 5000 and costs of 800 when
he entered a plea of guilty.
Frank jacques, local pool hall pro-
prietor arrested in a raid staged by
city and county authorities some
time ago for selling cigarettes and
permitting gambling at his place of
business, pleaded guilty and paid. a
fine and costs.
D. G. Mitchell. facing a charge Of
selling cigarettes, paid a fine and
costs.
James Fitzpatrick. Sawyer post
master, charged with assault and
battery for getting rough with Miss
olga johnson Of Sawyer during a dis
pute the postmaster had with her.
enterc> a. plea Of guilty and paid a
fine and costs.
Other pleas were for driving auto
mobiles without licenses.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-01
THREATENS TO
KILL HEAD OF
= STATE ASYLUM
Ward Co. Farmer, Believed
Insane, Would Take Life
of Supt. Hotchkiss.

Minot, N. D.. Jan. Anton Rute-
LUX, Sawyer farmer, was arrested by
Sheriff A. P. Scoield. Wednesday for
threatening the life of. w. NJ. Hotch-
superintendent. of the. hospital
for the insane at jamestown. He
wrote a letter to Hotchkiss last week
charging. that the hospital authori-
ties were responsible for his .wife's
death, which occurred a year ago
while she was an inmate of that in
stitution, and said that he would de-
manQ a life. for a life" and had
Hotchkiss marked as his victim. His
wtfe's death was due to Influenza
Ruteliuk was once an inmate of
the Jamestown institution and Off
Gals here believe his mind has gone
wrong. He will be brought before
the county insanity board, County
Judge William Murray announced to-
day. He is the father Of ten children
who will have to be cared for by the
county If Ruteliuk is returned to the
aSvlNm.
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RECALLED.

Mount Clemens. Mich, Jan. IA
summons was issued today for the re-
turn here of Miss Gladys Summit of
Battle Creek, whose story to author1-
Cecil Vester. caused a warrant to be
issued for the latter charging COM
plicity in the murder. Of l.. Stanley
Brown.
Miss Summit is being recalled, it
was announced. as a witness At the
hearing to be given Mrs. Vester on
Saturday, the accused woman having
been arraigned late yesterday aud en-
tering a plea Of not guilty.
Officers said Ben Sorenson, a soldier
at Camp Custer. might also be re-
quested to testify at the hearings.
Sorenson, Mrs. vester declared, could
support the alibi she had set up,
claiming She was in Battle Greek on
December %, the night Brown was
shot to death.
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PIAN.BrG~srADIUM

Columbus, O., Jan. Preliminary
plans for a whirlwind campaign to
raise $500, 900 for a stadium for Ohio
State athletics to be completed with
in two years are under way here.
Plans for the stadium. which has
been under consideration for several
A concrete .u;.shaped bowl. With
a. capacity of over $4,000 spectators
to take are of future crowds at ath-
letic events, other university func-;
tons and civic affairs in Columbus, is
in prospect It will contain the best
features Of the Yale and Harvard.
bowls, as well as the salient points Of
the new Chicago civic structure.
The drive will be conducted in;
Columbus among supporters Of uni
versity athletics and business men
generally. A similar campaign with
the, same general ends IN view will be
carried 6n among the alumni. It is
expected that the dual effort will be.
made early in 1890.
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A I II CHECKED.

Buenos Aires. "Wednesday, Dec. 81.
A fire thirty miles in width in the
neighborhood Of San German, q town
on the line between Buenos Aires
province and the Bampa territory,
has been extinguished. Six hundred
acres Of wheat were destroyed. It is
believed to have been Get by ag1tators.
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w. I'll. Kelsey

500 Cash. BALANCE LIKE RENT.
will buy a home. Good modern nous.
es in all parts of the city. Terms to
suit. See Us First. Red River Valley
Land Co.. Widlund Bldg, Grand Forks.
Phone $40.
s ROOM HOUSE WITH SHE'D, DoU.
sround. ss:ooo. % ;1.S y n casS. = CT Fl
1883. Other houses Q sale.
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INTERNATIONAL WOOD YARD, SOS
International Ave. Phone 1177W. Ed.
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AUTO SHEDS Blc0TROYED.
Nantes. Jan. l.-vASt sheds, housing
American army stocks on ST: Anne
sIslands near the state railroad station
ysra adsstesqysds ~ NE aast niEhtNtthIa
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ansc0El1ANEous ron GALE
STEEL JAZZ
CELLS !:
FOR SALE
APPLY CITY CLERK
A. n. Briggs,
,t..t ~ =. .sA .
) ss.ssssss &c stsssas
EAST GRAND FORKS MINM

Pure. best extracted. 1o.rb ,pailss q
% cents; 6o-fb cans, si4.o0: Chris
,Bahr, Almont; N. D. $50 9
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Dr.. Orr Sanders DR.. May E. sanders
Dr. z. o. Nimlos
ST. q. W. Natl Bank Bldg.
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Newbufsh, ii. q. Jan. f.ldShS
rain early today WAS not expected to.
interfere with the eaStern amateur
skating championships.
The events include a quarter mile,
half mile and mile CHAMPIONSHIPS, .;
ftys mtlcSttAndfcapsta mile MdSic6s Snd
Mscons0laticH handicap s
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FOR SALE AT A. +BARGAINLGOOD'
So It. lot; owner leaving city, Call
Room z, Clifford Annex. Phone SleJ.
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FOR SALE
$500. Go. room house. all modern. but
heat, and In fne condition on In.
ternatiOnal Ave.
$2600. 00A6 room house. All modern but
heat on Fourth Ave.
heat. on Second Ave-. 49,. \ :. -. !,
&2t00sQ0@, room house. all.m6dernsJbu
y: = heat on Walnut st !:
$3700.00-6 room house, all modern but
heat, on COTTONWOOD st.
$7400. 90 room house, al modern but
heat. on Cheyenne Ave-
$4,000. 00-6 room cottage, all modern but
heat. on COTTONWOOD st.
$500. 00-7 room house.. all modern, hot
water heat, hardwood floors, full
basement, electric lighted. cement
foor in basement. lot 6oxt6o. an
$4,000. oo-S room house, all modern; hot
water heat. fun basement on N.
$500. 0o-7 room all modern house ON
University Ave. ~
10000 .00-7 room all modern house m
Belmont Ave.
$4,000 .O0-9 house, all modern on
Reeves Ave.
$s5oo.oo-..s room house. all modem. on
~ Belmont Ave. q ~ 1
1920. 00-4 room cottage on South Third
,1soO.oS.:5 room cottage on North sth
s15oo.oe.5 room house on North sixth
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KODAK FINISHING.

Or IL exp. roll. 15c. Printing 3KxsH
&c each; 2hx4H &c each; 3Nx5k SC
each; So hours service ii money is
sent with alnas. sHoHs Studio. Grand
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ELP-MAI

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SHORT ORDER COOK wANTED-EL-
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PHYSICIANS AND sURGEoNs.

DIR, JOHN. DUNCAN TAYLoRTonice
oyer First Natl, Bank. SpecialS AttenF'
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MONUMENTS MARKERS, VAULTS
WI. Jack Grand Forks. N.FD. :.
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MONUMENTAL. WORKS

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HE1R-sALEssrEN

CHEZ wANTED-coLUMBIA HOTEL
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR REMIT MODERN UNFUR-
nfshed rooms with bath. Over Ehoco-
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To Sell. Buy or Rent-Good farms; city
homes. Call A.. g.. Peterson, Real Es-
tate.Tea. zoos. so1 Security Building.
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HOUSES o RENT.

A FIVE ROOM HOUSE. BARN AND
chicken house. for rent: two blocks
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PERSONAL.

DIR. MARGARET PEAKE, wIDLUNDs
Bldg:. Grand Forks. N: D.
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FARM LOANS.

BANKERS MORTGAGE q CATTLHS
LOAN COMPANY
Real Estate. and Loans. Clifford Annex
.sEl Grand Forks, N. ID.
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Swedish massage and ELECTRIC light baths
!. for ladies and gentlemen: expert mas
kSaNGSE4sShsagH31duate Masseur and
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Watch Grand Forks Grow
o RENT

s15.oo-5 room fat. city water. sewer and
s1a.oo.l steam heated room in Kelsey
Block.
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Shoe 3 e. h 7pa.t ps'a one D %syt, S SE3T5Tx
Shoe Store, Grand Forks. n" D.F
SMITH SHOE sHoP-PARcELl POST
paid n way. Grand Forks. NJ D.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18
TO THE HOLDERS or
Mutual Terminal Company OF Buffalo
First Mortgage. -Four Per Cent. Twenty.
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Year sinking FUND Gold BOnds,
Due July I, ID2i tn
Notice j. hereby given as provided in Ar.
tirlc " Of ~" First MOrtgag" Of tho Mut,isI
Terminal Company Of buffalo (fGrmarIv
Mutual Elevator Company dated July Z
IoOt, to Guaranty Trust Company Of New
thereto dated January !, 1900, that all
bonds issued aqd outstanding under Aaii
on July !, 1870, at lg2h Of par and az.
payable at The TRUST DEPARTMEhTfs IN ~ N 1Re ,Ra
GnarnntS Trust Sompany ef New York.
on and after July !, 1870 All intsfert ~,
sald bonds shall cease from and AFTER Juiv
inE, after said date shall become null sna
,.c,sG coupons on due July 1920; should be coll
MUTUAL ~ rr.M,S,, s...rr, .oMrANY
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o~'e0. New fstk y. H, Mss VI. iasy.