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rrMUTUAL RESERVE LIFE LOSES

AGAINST NEW YORK COMPANY

order Iremlnnu lutnrnedto

gnd Intentionally Ambiguous

Spteial Cubit Dttpatch la T B SvN-

IOVDON July 30 An American

ewe of much interest was dedd

marked by the unprecedentedthe Lord of Appeal to the evldeno-

MVeral witnesses The usual functloi

the Lords is to consider only o

H was brought by a poHoyholde-

aaainst tho Mutual Reserve Life InauranoCompany of New York for cancelling hi

because the company Increased the retof premiums a few year He

that the original representatloiand wording of the policy did not dlsckw

any right to such an increase beyond th

rite named in the table of maximum o-

chirgw according to age The corapan-

iMtrted that the table of maximum chargePUUliCTJ

holder and not to the age when he

The flint trial inan orderexcww above th

maximum named for the ago when th

man WRS insured The Court of Appealcancelled tim policy and ordered all prt-

mlums returnwi Tho company

to th House of Lords and thoheld tim decision of the Appeals

The Lord Chancellor judgmentrimorihed tho document by thi

plaintiff setting forth the insurante as tricky and intimated that it waiIntentionally ambiguous and that thenhid great ingenuity in oonoealinithe of the contract

SVIT OVER WARD RELICS

From Waghlncton Webster andOUirn Among Them

Charles H Ward and his niece jfasa MariaE 0 Ward are engaged in a legal contro-versy over a number of historical lettersand other documents that formerly be-

longed to John Ward who died ir 1890

The collection is said to include autographletters written by George Washington andother colonial heroes to John greatgrandfather Gov Samuel alsoletters written by Daniel Webster and otheipublic men to Samuels eon UeutColSamuel Ward besides variouijournals belonging tothe Ward ancestors

John Ward was a brother of Charlesand when he another brother Williamwho lived in the same house as-

as Eliza Ann Partridge at 38 West Thirtyseventh ntreet administrator ofJohns estate was awealthy spinster She inherited her fort-une from H Ward her cousinwhom she was in love they

from of theirrelationship

William Jan 18 andCharles administrator Bethat his niece Maria daughter of

William took possession ofpapers and relics after the death of her

He that she refuses tor them though ho as administrator of

John estate is entitled to the pos

Miss Ward through her Wilsont says that in father

agreement transferring to MissPartridge

including in consid-eration of 3287 Ward thereforedenies that her uncle baa any right to therelics

Miss Ward inherited a considerable sharej of Miss Partridges estate

IERSEY STATE COMMITTEERepublican Body to Meet Next Tuesday

for OrcinlzatlonTRENTON N J July 30 Edward C

Stokes acting chairman of the RepublicanMate committee sent out a call today

meeting of the committee at the Republ-ican Club in this city next afternoon The purpose of the la toorganize the new committee appointed atthe recent State convention which selected

I the delegates to the Chicago convention-It has been practically agreed to elect

State Treasurer Frank 0 Briggs of thiscity chairman and if Mr Stokes ia willingto as vicechairman hewill probably-be continued in that position The onlyother active aspirant for the viceohair

is Clarence K Breckenridge ofBergen county who line boon making acanvass for several weeks for the place

William Riker Jr of Essex county islikely to be replaced as treasurer by Winton0 Garrison of Newark a member of theold finance committee Mr Rlkor it Iswild will make no for the place part-icularly in view of the fact that is being

theMajor Lent in also opposed to tho re

of John S as secretary and1 Hertwrt Pott of Jersey to

1 Hlaletl as his miccctwor that position

departure for Europe but unless the Pottsnle because it would Hudsonboth the secretary and treasurerSUPPOSED DEAD MAX TURNS UP

I front A Hull lied Beta In Africa forNearly Years

an absenceof nearly a score of years George A Hulla former well known resident of this citywho has b m mourned as dead returnedand In on his astonished wife and

When he left town

n partner with late Thomasa big woodworking establish

7 went here He went to Africa and Aus-tralia to conduct another business enter-prise For ten years his heardfrom him at intervals but Mr

worked into the Interior and thetfon never their

i ago he Brisbane

1Ua1 home yesterday afternoonl at and had

Continent He is 68 years oldenjoys perfect

rnnlon or the Urtcrndanta of JamriCameron

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Cargo of DoraettloAnlmali to Leave NeOrleans Tomorrow

NEW ORLEANS July 30 The steameNordkyn will leave here on Monday foCape Town South Africa with aot sheep mules horses and burros to

tho Boer farms In South Africa Bh-

is the first vessel of the new AfrlconArnerlcan IJne which wfll endeavor to turn thSouth African trade with thisfrom New York to New Orleans

During the Boer war nearly all the shipmenu to were made by waof New but it ceased with the waiThe restocking of the Boer farms will b

through this port tim British Governhaving erected large terminals

handling the business at Chalmette jusbelow New Orleans

WOMAN ASLEEP ON A ROCK

Mr Quinn Paund Marooned InthelladtoDoesnt Know How She Got There

Mrs Bridget Quinn 56 years old whsaid her home was at Tarrytown wafound yesterday morning lying on a rodIn the Hudson River about seventyflvloot from thoM opposite the ColumbiaBoat Club house at the foot of West 116tstreet She was first seen byof the club She was lying with

under water Some of the mentho boathouse brought her ashore

and revived her withShe told the police that two weeks age

she had buried sons at Tarrytown-and that she came here lastShe stopped at the Salvation Army roomron for one thensho haabeen wandering around the streetssleeping in she could

she walked along the river frontorFriday and lay down to restnear at the foot of 110th streetWhen she woke up in the morning she waiabout seventyfive feet from the shore She

sho there unless shehad floated out In her sleep

She told a she had 2 saca pair of eyeglasses when shewent to sleep The womanis demented

ACCUSED IN HAWAII

OMoe Employee of IIUo Arrested o

an Arriving SteamshipWILMINGTON Del July 30 Charge

the theft of a Panama hatBros of Greene

York city to M F McDonnell of HUoHawaii Edwin Rose about 19 years old i

native of Hawaii was brought to this cityat noon today in the custody of Deputy

States Marshal James L HawkinsStates Post Office Inspector

William J Maxwell havingHawkins this morning on the steamship

Susquehanna at Lewesat the breakwater dur-

ing the night Rose had a thisafternoon United States Commis-sioner William G

at Hilo and It is alleged that he purloined thehat while The hat issaid to be worth something like 110 was sent

its arrival at it is said it was

fused to itThe hi tho office about

two and when arrangements hadbeen send it backwas made that but the empty boxremained Rose shipped from on theSusquehanna on 13

FASTED FOR BS DAYS

That Cure for Urcr Trouble and CatarrhResulted In the Patient Death

BANOOB July 30 M QHeald of ZestWilton who had June 2 for thebenefit of his on Thursday

had suffered for many years fromand catarrh and having read

much concerning the good results of fasting-he decided to try that method of cure

he ate nothing at aUbut drank quantities water Afterthe first fifteen no desire forfood and declared that he felt better thanfor He believed that eventually-his would return butand he gradually wasted away Whenthe fast weighed 138 poundsand at death only 100 was6 feet 1 Inch tall at tho end presented-a ghastly spectacle

ADOPTED DAUGHTER RA AWAY

Her Father Thought She Had TakenYoung Men With Her

ORANOB July 30 Frank A Jenningsof 34 Tremont place this city has reportedto the police that his adopted daughterJennie Louise Jennings has run awaytaking with her a dress suit case filledwith her own clothing and 123 in cash be

to him Mr Jennings also com-municated his belief womanwho is 18 old had Included in thelist of articles which she had taken a ocr

man of East who hadpaying her attention Investigation

shows that the young man wasntcarried off

Miss Jennings is described as S feet S

Inches complexion and plump-of with a prettyand vivacious

Early Hop Crop

The first halo of hops of the of 1004

arrived In New York yesterday consigned-to S 4 F Uhlmann hop merchants of 89

Shortly after arrival the baleto the F t M Schaefer Brewing

Company at 40 cents a pound The balecame from the hopyards of John C Grossa large grower at Falls Oneida

is the earliest date at whichthe bale of hops has been received In

In many years It ia estimatedthat th New of willyield 25 per cent more than

De Forect Co Plaintiff Against Maroonl CThe Greater New York Security Company-

the fiscal agent of the De Forest WirelessTelegraph Company has for permission to become a the suitof against the

Mr Gardnerasked for a general the Marconi the De companyask for practically the

has Mr Gardners counselwho Mr Gardner is

Death of DarlnpBUFFALO July 30 Oliver Belz known as

Daring at the Buffalo GeneralHospital shortly after 2 oclock this morn

from Wednesdaywhile performing act at a

summer resort was toride a bicycle from a platform forty feetabove water separate fromhis wheel while in dive into thewater He lost his nerve Wednesday and

a failure of his dive was duobock

lien Mothers Pour KittensYORK Pa July 30 At 470 West College

avenue this city Joseph Hockberger hu-a white leghorn hen that hasa litter of tour kittens Thewere abandoned their mother soonafter they were born When the hen cluckso they follow her like feathered

offspring when Is scentedthey under her protecting wing

Take Title to FrannewU TavrrnAmong the deeds of transfer recorded In

Registers Office yesterday was one byhich the Sons of the Revolution take

tie to Fraunoes Tavern at the southeastirnir br Broad and Pearl streets Thejd ty p ld COO property

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SKCVRES WIRE PLANT TillTRKTO IROff C0ilPAXr

Organize Four New Concern to UeveloIron Lands In Minnesota Under Lees

Shipments From Lake RegionHraioii Slay nraeli 2OOOOOOO Toni

The United Steel Corporation480000 In its mortgage 5

bonds for the wire plant of theIron Company In other wordsthere is only 1600000 of the 12000000authorized stock Issue outstandingprice paid to the Cooper and Hewitt familiestire principal owners for the plant was athe rate of ISO a share

The States Steel Corporation hanew ore

to acquire under operate iroiore lands in Minnesota The companloare all incorporated under the laws o

headquarters at Dulutland are to be known by the following namesThe Braddock Iron Company the Duquedne Iron Company the Homestead IrorCompany and the Allegheny Iron Company

company will have aor 150000

Tire State of Minnesota owns in fee landcontaining estimated of Iron

the amount of200000000 tons A of theselands has never boon fully explored Underextremely liberal leases tho State fameout ore development com-panies It is SteelCorporation has concluded to the

of under

The indications now are that the ship-ments of ore from the Superior regionfor will be ex

even larger perhaps than tnesnlprondo in u year ago

The corporation ovor own ore roads U

sending ore to Lake at tho rate olabout 70000 tons a day amount40000tons have been daily over theDuluthMesaba anti Northern 30000-

a T

The Great Northern and Its uubsidlarlines are sending to Lake ports about 250Ctons a day estimatemonthly output from the Minnesota mine

at 2500000 tons or about 130000Ktons for the season ending Deo 1

The roods In Michigan are orto the ports of Marquette ant

estimated output from the Michigan minefor the same season H000000 tons On i

basis of the July operation the total outputof Iron ore for season from thewould be about 20000000 tons

MEMORIAL TO JACOB ABBOTT

Movement to Purchase the Old Home of theAuthor of the folio Book

FABMINQTON Me July 30 A movementlure been started hero to the oldhome of the Rev Jacob olthe bIb books restore it as nearly as possi-

ble to Its condition when the clergymanauthor occupied it and preserve it aa amemorial to him In 1839 Mr Abbottwho was then pastor of the Eliot Churchin Roxbury Mass and just at that timeattracting attention as an author of booksfor the young removed to tills town tocontinue hU literary work In the outskirts of tho village directly opposite hisfathers home ho bought four acres ofwild land and laid them out as Little Bluespending some years there-

About 1870 he returned to Farmingtonto his remaining years peacefullymaking his home two atwhat been his fathers home then

M Fewaores Here he had vis-ited once or twice yearly ever since his de-parture from and of

books were written there Fortwenty years Fewacres has

the of strangers to hisbut arrangements completed totransfer property to trustees tofor Tire features ofthe rambling old the r I

it is believed that property can ad-vantageously used in connection with theAbbott just across the old highway

Secretary Burrow of Rapid Transit Com-

mission III

Secretary Bion Burrows of the RapidTransit Commission is seriously illf withnervous prostration as the result of over-work He has not had a vacation sincethe subway was HB was taken afew days to a sanitarium atN J but there has been no Improvement-in his condition

Carolina Naral Brtervn to CruiseVa July so Orders have

been received hors to prepare the gunYankton and Hornet to take tho

reserves of North Carolina on acruise early in August There will befifteen own the re-serves but will all be understruction of the regular naval officers

MARINE INTELLIGENCEWNIATtnUE ALMAKAO THI

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Ss Xllramlchl Fernandlna 7781 Princess Anne Norfolk July 2-DSi Northwestern Port Arthur July 22

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Mlnorit StookbolUer t Cincinnati Wl

I draw OppositionThe semlofflclal statement was rued

yesterday that by on agreement reachcon Friday evening at betweethe majority and minority stockholders 6the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton llatjroad the minority stockholders have agreeto tho merging of that road with the PrMarquette system and they nistops to enjoin their directors from carry

out The minority stock-holders at first demanded morea for the preferred stock

According to agreement a

the D preferred stock at 110less charges of 1 to cent A commlttoe of Cincinnati men will blappointed to take over the stock

certificatea bearing Interestthe rote of 5 cent certiflcateiwill be held in lieu of the stock until theare redeemed in cash The conferees wil

again either tomorrow or Tuesdayarticles of

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NEW ROCKEFELLER

for saaBOOO Laboratory forof Medical

Plans have been filed with Building Super-Intendent Hopper for the new laboratorybuilding to be on Exterior street

of Avenue the Rockefeller In

a live story edifice 136 feet wide anda of limestone

decorated of brieand a porch entrance flanked witdecorative for the support o-

eloctrlo lightsOn the first will be an

hall a library and theroom Tho floors will contain iseries of large general and special laborstories rooms flooiwill have a dining hall and quarters

room and for anexamination Adjoining the main

will be a two story building for

The cost of the buildings Is estimatorat 325000

BETTER FA MORE FREIGtt

Railroad Theory of Educationalof Proc Passe

The Southern Paclflo Railway Companyrecently distributed 1000 free passes amongthe delegates to the Farmersbe held at College Tex nextofficial of the Southern Pacific Railway

and the hanker naked why on earth the rail-road had handed out so many passes tofarmers The reply was

Business business Cantsee that tho only object of such a gathering

views to give all the delegates better ideas

because of their attendance there Thebetter the farmer the bigger hisweather considerations favorableand the bigger the crop the more freightwell to thewas just business only business

If E WOODEXDS SCHEDULE

Six of Clothe Three ptlrkpln andCurT Buttons

Schedules in bankruptcy of Dr W EWoodend who did business as W Eend 4 Co stock at 25 Broadshow liabilities and nominal as-

sets 1162760 consisting of notes 20453outstanding accounts 94038 stocks 37000 and in bank 369 Personally-Dr Woodend has six suits of agold watch three stickpins and a of

cuff buttons all valued at 300 whichhe thinks are exempt Among tho creditors-are Doty A Pa 0167

McMullln 97S9Charles Benson Philadelphia 2409 E POoodwyn Petersburg Va 11374 C

San Antonio 4262 George H ButlerSyracuse 2396 L Humphries

8066 Mformerly of the Merchants Bank Brooklyn 11563

OTERIS RICK IN TRADE

Five Year Agreement Not to Oppose theUnited Company lla Expired

NEW OBLRANB July 30 Santo Oteri t-

Co plonoers in the tropical trade whosold out for a large sum to FruitCompany on Front street five years agoannounce that they will reenter this tradeThey have purchased several steamersthe first of leave Now Orleansfor Honduras

The Fruit in buyingout the other independentconcerns in 1899 thomonopoly of the fruit trade that

of fruit for five years This termexpired The will back in the

and it is probable that other independent firms samp

BUSINESS TROUBLES

PttiUon In Bankruptcy Flint theMuncie Pulp

A petition In bankruptcy has been liedhere against the Muoclo Pulp Company of 132

Mulberry street this city and Muncie Indby the following creditors Jneger140000 for loaned Stnhl A laocer1301 J L B nlker 80Ml for bleach InKpowder and H F roRgennhure A Co 1342Thoy allege that tho company It Insolventpermitted the Corn ExchaaceItank of Chicagoto obtain preference by attachment on Itsproperty at Deans Island Ark made pay-ments to various creditors anddefaulted onthe payment of 13820 Interest on Its outsUnd-Inebonds of 194000

The company Is a New York corporationIncorporated on Feb 17 IMS with capitalstock of tloooo Gustavo I Jacc r Istreasurer Henry la president andthe inventor of the process used by the com-pany which manufactured chemical wood

known as cellulose or soda fibre Fiveaao the company Issued bonds to the

amount of 1250000 of 4ooo are outstanding Some months ago the companyproposed to Issue I7SOOOO bonds to take upthe old bonds and build a large modernpaper mill at Muncie

financial statement ofJuno 1 1104 assets l28 03 and lia-

bilities 87William referee

made a report recommending that n Dis-charge bankruptcy be denied to MorrIsCohn whotho firm of A Uoblnowltz munufao-turers of clothing formerly at 27 antI 20Walker a creditorspetition In bankruptcy was tiled on Oct 221W33 on specificationsTho referee concludes thatsold merchandise Industriously In the ten

or from their trustee Theamount of shrinkage In the assets Is put atabout Tho referee gives

for denying their dischargecollected two amountlnB to

12 after the petition waslllod appropriated the

inent by returning Ute money to trusteebut referee fact thatreturned the money dose not alter the tact

of concealing tirefrom their creditors and trustee and

coveredA In lisa been

flied against the Independent Spongingat M avenue

P line of Mount Klsoopetition In bankruptcy here with liabilities

assets 17044 He WMformerly of the firm of Merritt A Rae who

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Rockefeller In the AdirondackainiNAo LAKK July JO Lamora

the old soldier who boon striving U

maintain his Jegal rights to fish in publbwaters in the singleagainst William Rockefeller thewho has tried to establish private

from catching fish placed in the streamsby the State U now likely to have somefinancial booking of influential Nowwhose attention haa calledmatter The object alleged of thilawyers of William Rockefeller was Uwear out the resources of the old soldierwho has only his small pensionuse against million-

In the county papers just out eppeanan open letter from J H Griffin of NewYork olty to Fred MoNeij In it Mrsays that he prepared to assist Lamore-

rto maintain hU righta to fish in publkwaters in tho Adirondacks In a postscripthe to know if It be actually trw

Rockefeller has parknotices along the New York

prohibiting public from shoot-ing game and fishing of wayof said railroad in lawful season and ex

his that tho railroad comdepending on public traffic uhoulc

one private individual tofish bun

darters of said railroadMr further says that It is

man to attempt to converpublic fish and game own privateuse benefit on own landho to control the flab and

that the people theirGriffin says certainly a

of the to allow a man to comafish them with unlawful noticeand warning the general en

they compelled Ufor In

The of the Adirondacks are nowrejoicing at the that Lamorai

theirs too are likely to be established and protected

Sate nurclan Escape In Milk WagonBUFFALO July 30 early tide

rooming entered the atN Y blew open tho and stolecash and several valuable papersthen visited a farm near broke abarn and stole a valuable racehorse and amilk wagon in which made their

Detectives Taylor of thiscity toleoram fromat to bo on the lookout for the burglars The only descriptionhe has of are a

honeand riding in a milk wagon

FINANCIAL

THE HOUSETHE DEAL

The two tittnttala In the selection ol your Brokerspecially In theSe days ol nnanclal shortcomings

toni service In the execution or youordersyou want your account with a haute

We furnUh absolutely tire best service obtainable In the City our reliability Is beroni-qucstlon us send you our 00pae titustrated

GUIDE TO INVESTORSAND OUR

DAILY MARKETDoth issued Gratis MailedOver Fifteen Years Continuously In BuMneu

HAIGHT FREESE CoMain O 3 BBOADWAT K T

STOCKS BONDS 6RAIN COTTON

un t the character and fliuncla-lrponilbtllly of 1 Important

the stocks

firealrit Opportunity of the bIb Cenlaryfor Enormou Prottts

American De Forest

WIRELESSTELE-GRAPH COMPANYSe-

lected by the U S Government for use In theS WEATHER UUIUAU-

I S AIIUYU H NAVY

Its 7 CENT PnEFEnHEI CUMULA-TIVE ANII PARTICIPATING STOCK AT PAR11000 PER SHARE

A few hundred dollars Invested now willyou INDEPENDENT FOR LIFE

Payments may be made u follows 1700share order and 700 per share each monththereafter until the full amount la paid

Write today for full Information

CEO R HECHEM COKI WALL ST NEW YORK

We Own and Offer Subject to

LONG ISLAND R R CO

Refunding Mort Gold 4slIATUniNO MARCH HIT l 9-

Intrreit March A September New YorkPrincipal and Interest unconditionally guaran

teed by Innvlv nl II R Company and sostamped on bond

Listed on New York Stock nichangePRICE AND FURTHER PARTICULARS

UPON APPLICATION

Farson LeachM NAS8AU STREET NEW TORK

CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA

ALFRED M LAMARBANKER

Member Consolidated Stock of N YOFFICE EXfHANCiE CJ

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STOCKSINVESTMENT HECURITIES

for our letterTirE SITUATION AM OirrlOOK

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Addriui Inquiries to StatIstIcal Department

GOLDFIELDVe otTer our flr t allotment of treasury stockit two reels a Par value Siible Are rich old In-

famous loldneld IHstrict Clrealiut opportunityfor enormous profits Write foronce THE OOlD MINKS CO

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An advance of nearly 50000000 Invalue of Copper Stocks in the lastweeks on the Boston Market shows th

opportunity for profit In wellCopper investments and th

fact that copper mines have paid more ii

all tho railroads combinesfurther their value

Last week we called attention toand Boston Consolidated Minim

and Smelting Company which is asdaily papers w the most active stoolon the outside market and in large de-

mand The broad market which noprevails for thisVtook will be still furtheextended when it is traded in on thBoston and Philadelphia Stock Ex-

changes on which application for listing-

is being madeThis company is a consolidation o

several established corporations one o

which owned a 1000ton smelter all having welldeveloped and equipped propcrtles and together several hundredacres of valuable mineral land repre-senting over 1000000 in plants of

including the smelter and rrianjthousands of feet of underground workbesides the great value of its mineswhich have 650000 tons of ore worth4000000 in sight and many times that

uncoveredIt is a great big lowgrade proposition

always the best in mining Theaverage 585 per ton actual millcost 3 to mine haul and treat leaving t

profit of 285 per ton Allowing forall contingencies the company can earn816697 per year with its present smelter

of 1000 tons capacity or 14 per cent onthe par of the stock which is 5 Thccapacity of tho will beshortly and can be increasedtons per day In fact Ret present earn-ing power makes the stock worth over

Hi to 1 and we to see it to 5per share or above in a very shortWe advised our friends to get inmany did so In buying this stockget it at a very low and its largeassets manage-ment great capacity for expansionfor and day itsinexhaustible of ore make ita very great proposition-

We are on eve a greatboom and this affordsthe greatest opportunity for profit ofany

The is In andthe of directorsof financial interests in thecountry Among the directors oreGeorge of the Pope Manufactur-ing Co Hartford A H LoomisNew York C A George Kissam4 Co A Davidson of John M Shaw fc

Co the New York Stockothers of promi-

nence The Standard Oil people are veryclosely identifiedit is the Amalgamated Com-

pany is of itThe company combines all the advan

for a great andoxceedingly profitable enterprise It has

with of thouore in

it out a smelter for treatingit all the facilities for heap andtreatment and mines producedlast over 500000 of copperand silver

The low price of the stock is attributedto tho fact efforts are being madeto get control of the thatstrong Stock Exchange houses are buy-

ing on the stock As asthis is accomplished willmuch higher really worthpar at the present time and in itnow around 175 get it at attractive

able to purchase itoutright Instead of ontherefore not subject to market fluctua-tions An advance one on 1000to 5000 shares 1000 to

5000 profit on a comparatively smallinvestment

The earnings of the company wiltjustify a on the stock atan earlydate We learn from reliable sourcesthat the directors have it In contempla-tion Montreal and Bostondated is traded in principal NewYork and Boston StockExchange houses

and Boston ConsolidatedCopper Stock is the best invest-ment has come to our attentionand have been presentedand considered We have noin recommending it to our customersand and that we are doing

service by presenting-it to their consideration It atpar 5 per share and we expect to see it

to 8 or 10 or higher a timeWe are so positive as to the future of

Htating that irrespective of what coursethe general pursue thoMontreal Boston Consolidated willcontinue to advance until it sells above

10 per share It can bo bought now ator 175 share

be pleased to have you sendyour orders us which we willexecute at the lowest market price ona 116 commission basis or 625 on100 shares-

In ordering be sure to give the fullname and title of the company Mont realrind Boston this com-pany owns controls nil the others

combination Wo recommend youto order bv wire to be executed atmarket price and wo will do the bestfor we can If had bought lastweek you would have saved 100 on100 You will save more thanthat buying now The cannotgo lower It sure to go higher

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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST

ISSth Reiolar Monthly IIIrltlon otJuly lit WTho Cotton Company1

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InTSUUIUi8IIAnMtTJtdue August 1st on the four wr cenli

bonds of The Iliuburz Khawmut i Northfru Mafterthonpany ol Sew York

AQUEDUCT COMUISSIONftRS1 OFPICEBroad rtxii

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will be received at this office until 17 noon aon August 10 1904 will be

Aqueduct Commissioner iiVsoon thereafter u the award ti-

contracu for said work SOd furnIshing thematerials wilt he made tald CoJiWls j

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the specifications thereof and bids or proposeand proper for theirof all outer Information ran be oh

at the above omce of the Aqueduct Co is-mtwlonera on application to the Secretary

Uabed at No J HallWILLIAM II TEN EYCK President

PRANK H WARDER Acting Secretary A

PUBLIC NOTICES

NOTICEThe Union National Bank of Weymoutn located

expired at the close of business on the twenty fday of 1KM s

Alt note holders and other creditors of said Asdelation are therefore hereby notifiedtothe note andiothcr the Associationfor A NASH JR

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