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Robinson Obtains Judgment.

A suit was brought in Magistrate
Bradlev's court yesterday m rning 10
determine whether $3.50 commission on
the sale of some bonds should Re paid
to j. Norris Robinson or Louder I. Lay
ton. The Farmers Bank has been hold
ing the money and Mr.. Robinson
brought suit against the bank and OBJ
tained Judgment.
The sun., 1901-07-26
rtNe M.-n nurt Id shinNnr1.

Kingston. N s., july -. Whilt
hoistin- i plank IT Rai~,Ien'> Snipyard
Siai4hts@.t, vr nrn We're seriously
injured s the giving Way Of a stage
plauk I.cy aro William shook, ,lud.
sun Mccnaly, ltohrrl Haley, Edward
Quick and Louis Eais,lrn. They fcll
IL frrt oa Il pilr nf ttuhars.
The sun., 1901-07-26
y. II. CT. Convention.

Winona Lake. lni, July -. The
hi.tcrnth annual convention of the
,onng People. Christian Union Of the
'itited ana \seociat"d reformed Pres
,yteriun Churches Vt North America
tas begun hrrr Mlll prominent chnrch
workers were pres nj nj the opening
rssion, Which was attended hy neariy
,,UuU delegates.
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Mss THOMPSON " oHsE.
The Hiccough Victim Very Low
Last Night.

Miss Emma Thompson, who wat
frightened INTO hiccongnilg on sunds
by seeing some ile.rlea beating pGlia
man ttlen, vas much worae last ereH
ing. Her physician was 8. her side ilt-
greater par Ut the day. The giil dii 10
rest miente daring the day and stead
iIy grew weaker
Many ftrnd4 called 1t her home, M.
2l7 tla%iey street, to see Ger, bit Were
denied a1nlttaEce to her room. At md
night IL was stated that she might die 4
any time.
The sun., 1901-07-26
p,tbton Cr.nd Lodge Adjonrns.

Sylurns, .!ulH ~ With the instala
ton u officers tie Grand lodge Of the
Sni~its I'd lAtha@. which lns been IN
session lirrr lot Three lays, finished lis
husnlrss aud adjourned ii the after
noon Albany wns chosen rs the place
ii. ucNt rlc"ttra The datr fixed was
.lHN ~. l9O2
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nisnnn o.cnnnnr cnn.ccrntea.

Newark, y, j.. .Iuiy -, With all the
polnp hlitin@ ne occasion HE Rev.
.iulnt ] O9nnar former pastor of 81.
lo.eph's rlM'ch here, has been cousr
rtM,i bishop Of tha diotese " Nrw-
ak rc ccr,noIr took place III 81.
t'nlrirk's ra,r,tIraI lire officiating peel
fa being Archbishop torr-rl Of Sew
York.
The sun., 1901-07-26
Dover RECOMMENDATIONS,

The Auto Vehicle Co., of Washington,
u. G., with a capital stock OF 81 GOO, 900,
filed its certificate Of incorporation IN
Dover yesterday morning.
Josiah Marvel sent to Doyer Yesterday
articles Of incorporation for the Woman 4
Home Magazine Co OF New York, with
a capitalization of Sl00. 600.
The sun., 1901-07-26
Married at Maets,ra,e,. onice.

William Phillips and Miss Cara l.
Bnrns hosh Of Philadelphia, wee ma
led ut NJ M4gistrate Hollis office about
l'cluck Yesterday afternoon, The mar
riage certificate was Issued by Magis.
trate Hollis TIE crrrcaony was per-
formad by tn" Rev. I. A. Met 'nrdy, pa.
tor of Central Presbyterian Church.
The sun., 1901-07-26
Million Dollar Contract.

The firm of MalIoy. .Sheein, New York
railroad contractors, Of which James
MalIoy If this city, is a member, has re-
Gently secured million dollar contract
from the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Go. The contract is
fur work between Bridgeport, Conn. and
New York.
The sun., 1901-07-26
sergeant snyder Returned Home,

walter G. snyder Of No 2l2 East Sec
oud street, mas returned to his home
after spending two years IN the Phliip-
pine I-E.nd- aa sergeant in COMPANY l.,
Fory-sec i'd L, :. V. Infantry. Snyder
alao -aN active service III Cuba during
tie Spanish. american har.
The sun., 1901-07-26
Oper,tton for Appendici:ia.

Harry Hall Of Twelfth and French
streets, was operated on at the Delaware
Hospital Yesterday afternoon for appen-
hlcitis The operation was successful
and Hall was resting easy laet night. tie
had been suffering with appendicitis for
some time, and was removed 0 the hos
pital in the Phoenix ambulance yeater-
day morning.
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krnsrr ~ INC Hnrue.

The Hague July -. Mr.. Kruger ar
rived here during the afternoon and
proceeded 60 the residence Of Mr. VOL
mlrailS. one Of the Bocr ENJOYS at
Schcycnngcn. 4 watering place on the
Nprth SpD
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uaturned Ert M Boston.

TIE Rev. w. l.. S. Murray and his
daughter Margaret, returned home yes
terday from ten days trip to Boston.
Mr.. Murray will occupy his pnlpit on
Sunday and in the morning will preach
the sermon he preached in Boston.
The sun., 1901-07-26
Repairing sexton house.

TIE Fexton's hoGar at Otd Swcdts
Chur Il il receiving eXttn.ive repairs.
Tue upns- origina!ly was baIIt n S41
BY Mn bDpnnelI
The sun., 1901-07-26
Crispi's Condition,

Naples, July -, The improvement
in the general condition of Signoi
Francesca Crispi is maintained The
former premier passed a fairly quiet
night.
The sun., 1901-07-26
Gn,nrnnr ,nnninlr1 i,nr I.ngmnn.

Nlanta. laly =, Captain Harry 4
Smith of thr lifhrnth infantry has
been appointed military governor oi
I.agua province LuZon The rstah
llShmpnt Of provincial government il
this province has been deferred until
next February.
The sun., 1901-07-26
Tcnrinc nm street.

The Peoples railway company yester
lay f,crn0on began tearing mp King
erect between Ninth and Tenth. Tracks
will be put down as rapidly as pos
sihle.
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NationaIOrsanizer 10 speak.

The Woman's Home Missionary So
cety, which will hold its anniversary at
Brandvwine Summit Camp, ThurFday
morning August 8, will be addressed by
Mrs. N. W. Bass, the national organ
iZpr
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No ELAN bay,

Frank Chandler, Who has Tie grocery
stor- miv.Irge at Randywine Sum
Camu, Hill open tile Store 'il- week.
Thee Nil be 10 observance ui / am
Day ,la7 year.
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Ilourtn Clnss rostmnsicrs.

Washington luly ~ The following
fourth class poStmustrrs have been ap
pointed;
Nrw York I'irc Island, A 3. Chiv
ylS Ka-Ung y. a. praprr; Pompey
Center, i. 4. iIulIrook,
Pennsylvania Greenwood, William
hrnim.
The oasis., 1901-09-21

passion changing without restraint, all such are death to the fresides of this land. We expect that great oppression vii bring repri. sals on him who makes it. Yet again we think that f any are im- mune 1t is they Whc nave lived hon. orably, uprighily and in open touch with their fellows. Yet here was a man, ore of he people from the cradle to ih5 grave. Never as
 he ascended the rounds of Honor's S
 Ladder did he 1crget to Le one of them. He knseled with them at the common altar 10 their God. He
 was touched with their distresses and reloiced IT their blessings. He was manly man But he is dead, and slain by thai which claimed the desire 10 make men the kind of which he was Sc worthy an ex- ample And so the nation mourns; wounded deeply in ideal in home, and in her right Yet we are not abashed nor discouraged The brave man makes his plan, braces himself for the contest, and expect ing to bear the wounds of conflict undaunted. Onward, beyond the suffering is the end lie had in view.
 This people. deeply wounded and sadly grieved, is mightier than its sorrows. Onward it must and will. till the purpose is accomplished for which it was calle into being as nation. Let us mourn, then, with tears from the heart as we'll as from lhe eyes. It is worthy so to do. Yes do it with hope shining drought. The nation cannot be stopped by the assassin's bullet; and manhood is more that mere target for death. God lives and the people take courage though yet in tears.
 The quartette then sang Amer ica," Reverend Reud pronounced benediction, and the beautiful and touching ceremony was closed.
The oasis., 1901-09-21
StandiSh Mining and Developing
 Company.
(Revenue Stamp 90 cts Cancelled

(Re,enue Stamp
 60 cts Cancelled
 THIs IS TO cE TTFy. That we George F. Malby, Harry Ward Skerry, George P. Row man and Francis Perit Kawie. do hereby iSs ciate ourselves into corporation under end by virtue of the provisions ofAn act of the Leg slatnre Of New Jersey, entitled An Act ronrerning corporations (ReyiSion of lsl ] for tn purp ses he einafier mention ed. and Q that end, se do by this, our Certi icate. set forth:
 FiRSr. The name of the corporation i4 ."sr TAN nISh MINING AND DEVELOP ING COMPANY"
 sECONn:-- The lo-ation of its principal office n the State of the New Jersey Is at No. l64 Market Street in ihe c ty of New ark. county Of E.sex The name of the agent there and in char @ thereof. and upon whom pro es against this corporation may be served is Adfiar kik 1T.
 The Main Office ot this corporation. out side of this state, Is at No. 16' Montague 5 rect, Brooklyn, New York.
 THIRD The objects for which and for any of which the corp lratiOn Is formed. are to do any or all Of the Ihinss herein et torth. to the same extent as natural persons might or could do, and in any part of the wOi d, viz
 To purchase. bond, take on lease, or otherwise acquire or srll any mines. mining rights aud land m the State or Territory of Aiizona or lSewhere. and any interest there
 n, and to explore, work, exercise develop ard turn to account the same; t quarry smelt, refine, dress, amaigama @ and prepare Tor market, ore, metal and mineral subs- la ces of all kinds. and to carry on any other operation which may seem conducive 10 any of the compa"y's objecis, 10 buy, seil' manufacture anu deal in minerals, plant machinery, implements. conveniences, pro- visions and hin $ capable of be ng used iu connection with mining operations or re quired by workmen and others employed by the company; 10 construct, carry out, main- { in. improve. maOage, wOrK control and superintend any roads, ways, railways, bridges. reservoirs, water cour~es, aqueducts wharves furnaces, mills, cru hing works hydraulic works. works factories, ware houses and other works and co .venlences which may seem directly or directly con- ducve to any of the objects of the company and to contribute to. subs dize or otherwise aid or take part in any such ope, attons.
 IL Toapp for. obtain, reSister purchase lease or otherwise acquire. and to ho d. own. use, operate, introduce and SC |. assign or otherw SC dispose of any and all trademarks formulas, secret proc sses, trade names. and d distinctive marks and a l invent ous Improvements. and processes used in con nection with or secured under letters patent or o herwise of the nited States or ot any other country, and to use. exercise, develop grant Accuses in respece of or otherwise turn to accountanv and all such trade marks patents, licenses. concessions processes and the like, or any such property. rights and
The oasis., 1901-09-21
MnuoRlA. SERVICE.


 will give but faint idea:
 Christian Friends: Our leader is fallen, our president is no more. Twenty years ago today, then a school boy, heard the sad intel ligence of the death of President Garfield. But little did I then real ize that l should be now participant ing in a memorial service to am other martyred president.
 Tn our grief aud sorrow today we realize as never before how closely are the nations of the world knit i'll bonds of sympathy.
 The dead president was never above the common people and al- ways ready to share with their joys and sorrows. Even as the assas sin approached him. his murderous hand wrapped ID the decejtful band age, the president, perceiving the badge of apparent injury, reached forth both hands, to take the hand extended without injuring it, and was thus stricken down. And when he had fallen his first thought was  of his wife, his next that the assas- sin should not he hurt, and the third one of regret that he should be the cause of misfortune to the Exposition. In these soil ,itudes he manifested the wonderful sympathy of his nature Through all the world it is always seen that the highest respect is shown for those who have the deepest sympathy for others, and it was to this crowning glory that President Mckinley owed the great respect and honor in which he was held all over the world.
 Transgression has always brought trouble and sorrow, not only upon transgressors but upon others, and today an entire nation is stricken in trouble and sorrow by the trans gression oi the assassin Of McKin- ley.
 Obedience is the first law. Where you find in men obedience to Gods law in the moral and spiritual world you find great men. It was in this particular that President Mckinley shone pre- eminent. Att the memorial meeting in Phoenix, Sunday evening, General Sampson, Minister to Ecuador, related that long before he was elected to the presidency he had seen MT. Nc Kinley knecling at the communion table. He knelt beside those in hum- bier circumstances without any thought of his ambitions or desires, but kneeling as penitent before the table of his Lord and Master. It is in such relations as these that the character of the man shone forth resplendent.
 Men come to believe that their commercial interests have become so great they have no time for wor- ship. Other men become so inn mersed in their professional or po- litical life that they have no time to dav0fo fo (Nr1 Vaf t1is man xuhc
The oasis., 1901-09-21

occupied the highest place in the gift of seventy millions of people, the most exalted place in all the world found time to kneel at the communion table wirh common peo- pie.
 Gathered today all over the land in sorrow are I great people but we do not sorrow as those having no hope Serene iE the faith of the life beyond, olr people give their sympathy to his sorrowing widow, bidding hei await the summons 10 join her beloved husband in an other world
 The Quariette sang Rock of Ages.
 Reverend w R Reud then ad- dressed he congregation as follows:
 Yesl he is dead; and the nation mourns. Yours are tears of loving memory He was but man. yet such man: His was the place of royal manhood, the position his people had given him. His was 'kingship of the people. Every na- tion holds its patriots. who believe there is no land such as theirs. And every nation has its motto and its ideal Of citizenship. We may take exception to some but respect the honest sincerity of their people. Even the barbarian and savage tribes build from out their ideals Ie peri Il ces such laws as will best protect the rights of their citizens and afford such privile- ges as may, be obtained This nation has it's ideals. It claims to be the land of the free and the home Of tue brave" Here men 'are born free and equal to seize every opportunity where they may rize on stepping stones of their dead selves to higher thing"
 Men putthemse Ives under the shel- ter ot her institutions and reap their blessings. To this land of freedom |come those fleeing from oppression and seeking anGsylum from tyiany. But we are in mourning; and why? We have always felt sympathy for le man who put the half frozen snake in his bosom, and was than stung with death by that which he had warmed to life. We have ever felt it right to expect gratitude and friendship from those to whom We have meted kindness and blessing But what grief is ours that our prof Iered gift of ireedom has been turned Ito license and among us has thrown a creed that viol ites honor and makes murder a sacrament. ! his nationis is called Christian. It believes in a God. It believes in divine ideals for men, and seeks on the whole, to build its laws in accord with those ideals. realizing indeed, how far short such laws may be, yet the struggle to attain it remains. This that has come among us be- |lieves no God. has no ideals higher
 han unlicensed vanity of ones own wishes. Men passionate wilful weak are to become better by unrestrain- ed privilege. It is this thing that has become the great antagonist of the nations ideals. and we mourns that the man is dead, but most that death was meant to the na tion's ideals and God. God wrought the ages to produce home. The homes of this land are its cherished institutions. We loved the man for what his home betrayed him to be Chief of the nation by hiS|
The oasis., 1901-09-21
1
sAL 1

Know ALL MEN BY THIS PRESENTS That the StaLdish Mining and Developing Company, q corporation organized under the Laws of | New Jersey, doe, h reby authorize and em- power EBESryE FER WILLl .Ms. re iding in No- ales, in the County of Sapta rug. Arizona. | for and n behalf of said Company to accept and acknowledge SC rvice of and upon whom ! 1t may toe served all necessary process CT \ processes in any action. suit or proceeding that may be had or brought aga nst the said | Company In any O the Courts of said Terrf- tors of AlizOna, service of pro ,ess or notice, or the a ceptance thereof by said Agent endorsed thereon to have t c same f,rce and effect ss if served upon tue President and Secrs tary of tbis company. The above Power Of Attorney being made and executed in accordance with reso utOn Of the Board of Directors of the said Company teld on tle ninth day of July, nineteen hundred and one, copy of sad resolution being as fol- LOWS:
 RESOLVED, That the standish Mining and Developing Company, operation orSaniz. sey, does hereby authorize aud empower Ebenezer Williams, of No,ales. Arizona for and in behalf of said Com pany to accept and |acknowledge service of and upon whom may be serve all necessary pro ess or processes fin any action suit or proceeding that may be had or brought against said Company in any of the Courts of the said Territory of srizona, such service of process or notice or the acceptance thereof by said A ent en- dOrsed thereon 10 have the same force and effect as it served upon the Preside t and secretary of the Company aud the President and secretary of the Company are hereby authorized and directed to execute the same on behalf of said Company and to afilx the corporate seal thereto. and file the same in the office Of the Secretary of the Territory of Arizona.
 WITNESS the signature of the President aud secretary of the Standish Mining and Developing Company this twenty -fonrth day Of July. nineteen hundred and one.
 ---- WILLIAM J. WHITING President. SEAL
 JOHN L. SHUTS Secretary. Territory of Arizona
 County Of santa Cruz
 I hereby certify that the within instru- meut was filed at the request of Eb. Williams Aug 20th 1901 at IQJ m. Witness my hand and eiiicial seal the day and year aforesaid.
 Nj. BREEN County Recorder.
 sE.r By pHIL HEkoLD
 Deputy.
The oasis., 1901-09-21

CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-02
THEN AND NOW.

Senator Butler broke into Congress de-
handing a reduction of public salaries
upon the basis of the selling price of agri-
cultural products. AS he energies, after
six years OF fat salary and perquisites
he introduces bill to increase the sala-
~ of, senators and representatives tc
81 500. Does it have a back salary grab
attachment, or does it give notice that
Butler has gone over to McKinley's no
ton taht cheap things makes a cheal
man" The transformation of six years
Is best seen in this bill. Six years ago,
Butler played to get the vote of the bur-
tened farmer fighting adverse conditions;
he plays for the approval of the fol-
- fcrs of Hamilton who despised econo-
my and such simple and oldfashioned vir-
tues. '4A g52s
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-02
STATE NEWS.

Rev. w. E. Edmundson chaplain of the
Navy, is at Morganton with his family.
James ~B. Riggsbee has been appointed
postmaster at Riggsbee, and John F. p,
Harton at ONE.
Rev. b. R. Hall, Presiding Elder, under
the direction of Bishop H. C. Morr son, has
appointed Rev E. NJ Snipes. of Siler City,
TO take charge of Deep River circuit. in
the place OF Rev. B. b. Culbreth, of
Jonesboro, who has surrendered the work
because of his feeble health.-sanford Ex-
press.
While out hunting yesterday Zeb Vance
Hill about % years OF age son OF our
good friend Elder Jacob F. Hill, of Sauls-
ton township, was accidentally shot by a
companion. Walter Anderson The load
struck him in the head, tearing out his
right eye. 1t is fearful wound, maim-
ing him for life. if, indeed, it prove NOT
fatal.-Godsboro Argus.
The stores of r. f. Beal and Company,
and Fl. s. Robinson at Lincolnton were
blown up by professional safe crackers
who got $500 in cash and $1,000 in notes.
After committing the two robberies, the
burglars stole lever car from the Caro-
lima and Northwestern Railroad and made
their escape, going west, towards Newton.
They have been arrested Conoyer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-02
Machine Business.
MORTGAGE SALE.

by virtue OF authority conferred In a
mortgage executed the 18th day al 0cto
Der, 1886, by j. G.. Jones and wife, re-
corded in book No. 81 at page 80 in the
Register of Deeds office of Waie county.
n. c., we will on Saturday, the 9th day
Of March. 1901. at u o'clock M, at the
court house door in tho city OF Raleigh
expose for sale and sell TO the highest
bidder for cash that valuable ana wei
timbered tract of land lying and situated
at the intersections of the Holly Springs
and old Smithfield roads on the waters OF
Camp branch in Swift Creek township.
Wake county N. c.. containing lS6 acres
more or less, bounded on the north by the
lands of w p. Powell on the east ~
The lands of T. j. Wood, on the south by
the lands OF w. H. Utley, J. W, Jones
and George Sauls AMI on the west by tie
lands of Isham Jeffreys, formerly known
as The Anderson Taylor land and better
known later as the Beverly K. S. Jones
land This is the best site for n store
and cotton gin anywhere in that part OF
the county. For further description OF
said land see said mortgage.
pEELE & MAYNARD,
Attorneys for mortgage.
This February 9th. 1901.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-02
TWO GOOD BILLS.

Two good bills that are pending in the
Legislature will be widely approved, and
we desire to emphasize their good points
/. Senator Glenn has introduced bill
legal adviser of the State and all its in
stitutions. No department of government
or institution can employ counsel but the
Attorney General shall be the law officer
of all. If additional counsel are needed
by any institution they may be employed
by the Governor upon the recommendation
of the Attorney General. At least $780,,
900 was expended during the last admin
stration in attorney fees. The new AT
will give his whole time to the State and
who is abundantly able to represent the
State in all it's ordinary legal matters.
and to act as chief counsel in important
litigation. The bill is an excellent one.
q Mr.. Smith. of Gates, has introduced
a bill in The House to prevent State in
stitutions from mourning indebtedness
without authority of the General Assem-
bly,, except in cases of extreme emer-
gency' when a debt may be incurred
upon the recommendation of the Cover
nor and the State Council" This is
verS necessary bill. At every session of
the Legislature, most of. the institutions
come IN with debt for land purchased
or improvements begun without authority
of the General Assembly. When the debt
is incurred, as last year, by reason Of 10
appropriations for the so-called criminal
insane, or the epidemic of fever at the
State Normal and Industrial College, it
is a case of extreme emergency" the
Legislature will gladly pay it, but the
practice OF buying land. laying the foun-
dations for building that requires
more money than is on hand to complete
it, and the like practise which prevails in,
most institutions ought not to be permit
ted. If the Legislature does not appro-
pirate money for enlargement. the agents
of the Legislature have no right to incur
unauthorized debts.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-02
A FORTUNE FOR CHARITY.

A rich mans staten emf that ne in
tends to devot almost MS entire fortune
to charitable works has aroused much
discussion. This is because it will ac-
complish much good 1T is praise
worthy endeavor, but there are many
other agencies which accomplish just rs
much good. Take Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters for instance-the great Ameri-
can remedy. For fifty years it has cur
ed constipation, dyspepsia and all the
ills which arise from weak digestion.
This medicine will keep the stomach
in good shape and the bowels regular.
1t is a wonderful restorative tonic and
health builder. IT is also a preventive
for malaria, fever and ague. Ask for
ii and insist upon having it. See that
our Privateo Revenue Stamp covers the
neck OF the bottle.