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The broad ax., 1902-08-30
SATURDAY. AUGUST 2, 1907.
MANY OF oUR sHEEP eoATs.
@A e tAs Hustoa sola ia Large
cities Es tAs Hest -
AngSraa. g

Amo1g gtOokmen Il q notoEaouB anat
. great deal Of meat that e sold for
prime mutton in St. Louis, Chicago,
Louisville and Kansas City h really
Angors goat meat-just e. good eat
ing and far more profitable 20 the
stOekmsn BY reason Of the greater
value o. the fleece, mOhair against
wool, says the Kansas City World
The Ang0ra goat-raising interest is
steadily growing throughout the
United States. Its headquarterH, that
il, the headquarters Of the American
Angora Goat Breeders association, are
right here in Kansas City. W. 7. Nc
lntyre Is the secretary Of this ssSOoiA-
tiOn. Mr.. Mcintyre says:
There are $1,000 AngoEa goats In
the country to-day and the business L.
growing fast. It has all been built up
since March IA, 1891, when our associA-
ton was formed. Then, according 20
government statistics, there were but
1000 Angors goats in the United
States. And not one registered. Now
We have about $4,000 registered.
Registered goats range in price
from $40 TO SIS each. Some bucks 90
from SIS 20 $500. Plain, unregistered
animals bring from $3.50 20 IS head.
It pays 70 raise any kind. but just now,
at any rate from the stud standpoint,
il is more profitable TO raise registered
stock.
Angora goats do better than sheep
anywhere, but are especially better in
brush-covered sections. They are far
harder than sheep.
Our association has sSs members
now, in all parts Of the United States
and Canada and MEXICO. We have some
IN Australia"
The broad ax., 1902-08-30
A MARVELoUs MACHINE
PoWsEeal Dsyass EoE PssEi.r n,
Ossaa cables fFOa tAs BrlaT
DeDtAs.

"A truly Wonderfnl piece Of meeA.,-
ism d the ''picking-up" machine us.a
IN al graphing and cable-hoiutin1
operations IN cable laying. It
powerful variety OF the steam-vip,b
family, but also q most aristOcrstj.
and elaborate member, fitted with
gear-changing clutches, patent brake,
and other ingeniouB appliances. To
give some idea Of its capabilities in
dry figures, IL can &C slow speed lift
IS tons st q rate Of one mile DER
hour, or at fast speed ten knots at
the rate Of four miles per hour.
Moreover. il can be quickly altered
and adapted to changing circum-
stances in speed or lifting weight,
says LippineOtt'S.
All being made ready, the big crap
mel, attached to 700 or 500 fathoms
Of chain and rope, Is passed over the
bOw-sheave, or pulley, and as soon a.
Il reaches bottom the ship i sent
slowly ahead. Back and forward
across the path of the cable, as point
ed out BY the friendly marking
buoys, we steam Several times the
grapnsl catches something, only to
lose its hold again-probably an in
equality upon the bottom, although
a bOsun's mate mumblss "mermGd's-
grOttOes"--but at last comes a steady
strain. Every soul on board hangs
over the bow, watching the grimy
grapnel rOPe come steadily up and
over the Well-Oiled pulley. At length
the grapnsl itself appear, holding
tight on to the truant-
The broad ax., 1902-08-30
MUcH 81 LIZ EIsHIHe.
Ne n,s c.ishos e Esoul 81 Bass a
WostaEa EaEss aad stresses
q e Lass.

UguaIy long, frsqu11t, and hsaYy
Fains throuFhout the middle west and
northwest have put back the fishing
AZ 8 general thing proprietors Of re-
sorts on the Inland Lakes Ike 70 see
wet spring, a. those lalres ere mostly
800 ahaIloW. and the higher the water
the better the fnhfng. There has been
800 much of q coed thing. however,
ssyu the Chicago Tribuhs.
ne Goods have washed quantities
81 food into the la1rsu and the ba-s are
not eager. ne trout 4, above al
things. clean hlh, ana must have clean
wsser IN order 20 feel ven. When the
streams are muddisd and sand ana
ehips are foating down the trOut re-
treat g their hiding places IL the deep
e. pools and atay there until the water
ab0re them clears. he bass are not
80 su1eeptibls. bu. SIN dilliks 70 roan
naush or 40 uuch fesdiinr a. rlatsr ttat
is Distributed q swollen.
u 3 the beliof fl,af re nro.onf So
son WI be bsttor thdn many a. f1soaa
past ba1su.e the hieh watlr nov
means fun lakes iatcr. is lnts 1ulv
and August they have ben toc ahal-
Low. but enough g water hat been
Stored - Is lasl lhcm throoea. Ia
1ous roces theV ere nlr 1aet nbo4s
l1e eErT l1Fl
The broad ax., 1902-08-30

The only succsssful substitute for
tie ugly goggles worn b sutomobiI-
ists are said 70 be q veil Of mica IN
vented By q Paririan milfiner. II = IN
tended for the use q ladies who bisct
- the diafguring eject Of goggles. A
sheel q mica IN the form ot 4 vizor, set
close TO the face. Is attached to The
-ap. e q e great Improvement over
TIE o1linsrg devices Cor protecting iha
sTea
The broad ax., 1902-08-30

Ba.sk Uliss 60 uosauttses MAks
niEs a. Ehat CouAtFy Ven
UnhssirabsA

We Shall never forget OnoaWful day,
lust before . heavy thunderstorm.
when We attempted 70 work marsh.
but found Il quite impossible 70 60
more than 50 yardB without resting.
A veil q q groathandiesp in shooting,
and we found e exceedingly dimeult
70 judge distancs q ell aecurately. "A
to trying 20 watch birds IN this coun-
try it we impossibls 70 do 80 for any
length Of time. Directly one stopped,
such a cloud Of mosquitoes gathered
round ones head that after short
time the bird could not Be seen through
the binoculars owing TO the oense
swarm Of mosquitoes which quickly
gathered in front Of the glass. relates
a writer in knowledge.
The only times In which We we're
able to discard our veils was after We
had beaten the mosquitoes out OF the
tent and fixed the curtain over the
doorway, and when after rowing hard
for an hour or 20 on 4 lake we left
the mosquitoes behind. At one place.
however, we met . tiny black iy in
such myriads that Il became q far
worse pest than the mosquitoes. This
hy was 20 small that no ordinary net
ting would keep Il out, and it ersPt
into our hair and earS and bit % hard
and unpleasantly that 20 escape going
mad We were forced 20 pack up our
things and run away from the place.
But no one who has been In the in
terror Of LApland in summer can ads-
qaAtsly describe the blOOd-suekiDg in
aeets which possaaa that country.
The broad ax., 1902-08-30

some statistical losses are hailed
with pleasure. New York cityis glad
70 hear that Il has only 65.os6 horses
and s.se6 stables, compared with "a
74s horses and 4.sls stables IN 1885.
Electricity snd automobiles are re-
Gponsihle for the change, and Il is an
important one in the direction Of clean
er stresta.
The broad ax., 1902-08-30

The exhibition Of efnematograph
pictures showing the operation re-
Gently performed On the Hindoo
tWins, Radica. and DoOdica. has
awakened q storm Of disgust in Vienna
The pictures show al the horrors Of
the dissecting room. and the dreadful
eontortions- Of che Hmbs Whsn under
the knife.
The broad ax., 1902-08-30

Sheep and cattle cannot pasturs
over the same territory. Where TIE
sheep wander the graas a gleansa
with tSe devastation Of q prairie ara.
aad the odor Is such nat cattle Tili
Cor weeks .hnn tie rangs.
The broad ax., 1902-08-30

- erA- A~N---N
II an che. land planted ~ corn IN
The United States this yoar we're
masued, the ara would eEcsed the
Brifiah Islss, Holland and Balgium
combined. OF four-ffths q the area
q France and Germany.
The broad ax., 1902-08-30

Gounoid. ne smallest town ii Mass
chusetfs. comprises those little speclrs
Of land Rhich. beginning at woods
Hon. at the shoulder 81 old Cape Gods
rieht arm, extead seaward tn they
terninate IN nat fatal reef 81 tie Sow
and ris1
The broad ax., 1902-08-30

Geld proapectors in Alaska say
thsy can 60 farther and seoomplish
more hard work on rlee and bacon
fhan On anE Othsr rstiOn-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-17
James Nj. Lee
SoIicita del Gobernador
la jefatura de La poIicla

Mr.. James E. Lss smplsAdo Dc
I'm oneIn& del SnperUtsoT de else
clones ht hseho Eolicitud para oil
cargo do isfs de Ia poliefa insulGr,
vaeanta poR FsnunsiG del jefe
Tschtmr.
En su cara Rolleitu5, AFeguFa
Mr.. Lac que dssds Dleianbrs 81 de
1895 hAst& Eaero II de 1902 s.rvlb
en- ~ fuersa de Ia poIicfA de Eusva
Y0Sk. Est6 tam bisn eoDdseoERdo
con Ia eFuS roia- red cYoss
T enc AlgunA sxpsriencia miiiaaF
v ara rpiambFo del distrito Ga MILF
ella de WGEhington.
D5Bpusf De Fan1peiAr 40 pLest
sn In p0iiefG ds Nav York en- sl
pAERdo EasEo, Vino n Pusrso Rico,
dcnie f-6 empleEdo del C3nEeio
sjeeubivn, mas tArds dc Tn o1elna
de Mr.. Bntlsr, SDpsEyisoF dc else
clones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-17
LA REV0LVCI0H De MARRUECOS

Las Botlelas rsefbid&s do Ia gus
Krn do Africa, no ofFsean noVsdMa
AIRunR.
NO hay datAilas Do nuGvAa batR.
nms IibFAd&Hs
El Snii6n nj frants do IN sjtEeito
eonGiaeFAbla So apreEtR KsReAtRF
"a Tstu&n, psro AGn no 90 hA dado
sl Ataqus.
Aver do mAnanA, goHPieRon va
Fios FumorsS, de hAssE Hido pFeEo
oil eRndlllo Fabslds, psrc bisn prom
30 fuGTon fegmantldoa.
kn los pnsEtoa afrleanos, hay
hnq1ss dc guerra de EspAfi !, Fran.
Sfsi 1DglAtsfra y ds otrAn nRelonss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-17

Es lA C5Fta de sEtA eiad&d Sc
Eisycn hoy los Higuientss i1isEoE:
Cno ecntEE An1EaE GsRAH9fEos
D0K tgrsEt6Es otro ecn1FE AnfoLio
ZayRa, p0R 6aIIto eoEtY& IE SALAD
r6slica; otYo eontFE EiaEksri& Vkz-
qaaE, roR &scEef5ztaEto.
Dsfs1toFas: AeoatR, C&nHlsE y
ToKRaH GsAz EsEpsetiF&manaas
La vseina Jaan4 Ms11sf, qus
Erfee Go tgAEtcrnc ssfscYagt In In
ErsE@1o sn 81 hoSpltAl aTeieocheS.
Laa EAllaE de- "a Chr&srA y aaifd&
del Coto, 90 sEeHaEtFAn sn &lguEos
pant0H lntrAnEitA6lsa.
L9s tFAbsjog para aI fsnaido ds
ID pEsnfs EabFs sl RIO PoYfuR1Esf
CIV muy pFo5abla Cue eoulsnean sH
hPsys.
Han ado pueaios On IiDartad, 10
im e&Fsal, Jasn Gallon, FfAnelEs0
FaiieiGro, Zfn6n Garcia, Julio
C&mpos y JaAn MoEssTTtta,
Kl cusFpo cs bombaEoS, cusntE
con az eorto EE1eEo do metros &c
nhHgaEt 10 CUE cfraes euidAaoa Ei
IlaRaEs al eREo da an tnesEdio faa-
FG Del radio uEb&na.
gegEE KumoF r6bneo, mGEAE&
10 90 sxpandsK& earns sn oil mar
EAdo, porous Es I'm sxigl3o d los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-17
HUEVO CENTRO De ENSEREHza

lila SoCiadAd ds instruction ala
Dni0a IbsFo AmsEiehnES, pFssldi-
On poE don Joae OfdoEss, hs abIeK-
no so taResF osntFo dpesnta en-
PoEcs, bS1o lA diFseei6n dsl Lsdo.
don J aan BGutlahR Pou.
AstuRlmsnts mendsn a los cola
Rioa do asta SoGisdEd mas de 200
RlumnoH y AlgunoE do slIos no so
lamsnts pagan sStlpsndio, Rino qus
In soclsdMd lCR f&silitA geAtls lfbFoS
wv ntEos matariAleB.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-17
Dicismbre Is.

tabl&tsgoa Gus eolco1an e. l&s ma
aaa l&l eorFearoz1 1IsztsH wl1rierag,
ssRGz 6F1sn tal inGpsea9F lie FAnl-
dEd.
Llegan nofisi4E da hAbsrEa PER.
rafFkco IN hogEsE1o eEfnsn en-
JuArR DlGx.
AtsgdrGEs qas L. Victims e n
t6TsH eapsd0l.
IN domingo 4ss inronsn1sa de-
EonitAFan an si Gre Ito 8hoFKo
ponssn3. lk 1910 Psso& II eantav3f.
So IN eeIsbFhdo inrt& gsnaraI
oY1ln2Ei& para Eo1bEAK In 6irssu
Va cae In ds KegfF gn al Casino 1s
Poncs ai pF6xino a6o.
Fasror aIsEsoE PgeAidsnts, dor
JofE J. UIsFa visar don Joaquin
AKuEfrcag MhJoKai vcgkIaR. don
JaEn Ssfx R5HBfYs don julio R3sich
don FHEEeiseo z eahirk, don Agu&-
TN Ares, don z Z3Ilo Ci1tF6n, don
Antonio Toro PaFsx y don Mario
MsYrRdo. Supisntes ton Pedro
5shDtk GEAa, don Fernando a.
Vandrall, don Jahn Chkvisr r don
Llgasl EznRnuslli.
Hey "a VsF6 sr i1icio oral yr6
blfeo, In eaEss i1HtKufdR contra dan
Toas J, UgsTa v don Qzintin Es-
gg6n SAniuYio, por IRA hojG EueIta
pEblieada con nctiTo de los aan-
gEient0a Eueas3s del 70 da OstubYa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-17
Al 'AGUILA De PUERTO RICO''

Va hs llHgRdo;
EBpsFs qua tsFminsn, 8 haRaE
pEEic o. E1aStEa ehAFlA, paFk con
tsgtRK todo, con mi vkIoR, h3nFh-
daE y siEesrIdAdI 10 qRa fAltA n Ms
tsdas, miE iEfslieaE AeuGAdoFes.
MfdAn Tn mREnft1d del eEimenf
nc hsgAia mas deMdiehRdo vueatro
&n.
"A todo n t9d0G e0EtaEtnFe,
Eugenio Sanchez,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-17
Bienvenida

H. rsgressdo q h&yaatss, pro-
gsdenta de- los Est9doB UnidGs el
1oYen don Eiisso F5nt y GImsnsE,
aobrf1o dal doctor Glmsnsx San
iaFjo, qusridn amigo nussfro.
Ei jovsn Font SPae ell tftEIo dc
psPfto mareantll.
Dkmosle nuestTa fsIieitAci6n y
nnsBtEA bienvsni1A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-17
SCOTT s BOVINE.

Maestro diBtir gnido amigo don Jo. 8 a.na-
70 Rodrigusz Morales, sobrino da pusatro
eompatRiota don Cantalieio Morales, hs pre-
asnaAoo dsmsndA Dc divorefo cRDtra 80 asposa
dcna Cecilia R9aR Faenass, ante Ia oorts dc
DiHtEfS0.
Lava In Fsprassntaei6n de cate amigo mes
tFo nj Ledo. don ErB neisco YaIlsciTo handFy
cue FeHlds 81 HamacAo, s.v,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-17

90 REfgura cus el comite Local
del paFtldo RspuclieAn1 sn sasa
p1ablo m Fenunelado en- nas& poK
Gus oil Stfi3r JueE de Pas 10 also
seesdsr q una sClieitad auy& con
6etrimsnto para lA iaHsicta. Aplau-
dimoH ain FeReFvaa 10 actitad del
stE9r Apontss pOEquR ersamoa Que
Ia proeedido con antsrsx&.
Al ofslaI da sandal aeioK D&na-
a6s SO Higua ezpedisLfs gnbsrnativo
yHe impuEo poP sl JusgRdo da Pas
una "a alta que sl puahlo siuzgA que
In sido pequefa an atanefon q In
fRlta sometidR4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-17
Hotel Camuyano

gltuado en- In Gale principal SO ofrecen
sr~acea c6modas habitacionesi mesa exec
f@nta aerytclo esmerado. ae sdmiten aoonos
1or NJ "a sualidadeg, todo precios modicos'
Camuy, Puerto Rieo
ANToN1o CASTILLO, PEOpistap0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-17
PLACEMES

5sR1s lRS not&H que FacibimoE
9s Poneat nnaEtRo dIBfipguido amf.
GO y epRKaliRioa&Rio don JoaG J.
UsGrR, hA sido rom brAdo prsaidan.
ts Dc lA nusvR diFsetiva dal CRaino
Go Mqusil& eiud1d.
In slscei6n del FsfsFido eSballs-
Yo sH AesEtM6isima.
DAmog nuBRtros pl6eemea nj He-
HoR UseRR por su nom bKAmisnto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-17
De YABUCOA

Lh p0llciM lnsuisY hG ReeC gid0
nrmAa para soiieitRr del GobsrnR-
dor que no AdmitR lA FsnnnciE d
MIR. TaehtaR. lCu&nA& comsdiAi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-17

4 partir del - De Ocsubrs pr6ximo volxe
rsn saeAr sn PoDes los vsrcTss de In xRad
y Lina,p szulias y aMaraeaibo,s : xdrnItfen6o
raYRa pasagsros en vfsgs dirscf0 parH Usw
York. aportunamsnaa - pubiieaz6 oil nuavo
fsinaxaEio.
Agsnissi HsraIsx c. Ponss. .,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-17
Aspirantes d poIicias

Unos ellen indiyid uoB han ado
fAllados y psaAdcs como aapiFantss
q polief&s insulaFgs.
EptFs sBoB Sc hAllAn muchos aus
psrtsnseisEon al sieFcito pueTtoTri-
q1s6o.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-07-15
OFFICIAL CALL
For Congressional Primary EIec-
tiOn August and.

At a meeting of the Democratic
district committee Of the Second
congressional district of Kentucky,
held pursuant to call Of the chair
man, in the city of Hopkinsville,
May 10, 1902, the following call was
issued:
1t is hereby ordered that for the
purpose OF nominating Democratic
candidate for congress in the Sec
ond district, a legalized primary
election be held IN 1.-THE counties
and precincts of the district on Sat.
urday, August End, 1902. Said
primary election shall be held un-
der the provisions of Article XII, OF
the Kentucky election laws, be-
tween such hours and in such man.
ner and form as regular State cleo
tions are held,
It is further ordered that no can
didate shall be allowed to select as
his voting device the regular device
of the Democratic party, ard each
candidate is required to comply
with all the requirements of this
committee by ? O'Clock, p. m. July 1,
1902, or his name will not be print.
ed on the official ballots for said
primary election.
All Democrats of whatever shade
of belief, regardless of any differ
ences that may have heretofore ex-
listed, and such young voters as
will have reached the age Of twen-
ty-one years by the Nov. election.
who wash to affiliate with the Demo
cratic party and will pledge them
selves to support the nominee OF the
primary election hereby ordered,
shall be entitled to vote in said
election.
The candidate receiving the high
est number of legal and qualified
votes cast in said election, shall be
declared the nominee of the Demo
cratic party of the Second district
for representative in Congress.
The committee will reassemble in
the city OF Henderson at 10 o'clock
a. m. July 1, 1902, for the purpose
of completing all necessary ar
engagements for holding the primary
election hereby ordered.
D. w. Gatlin, Chas. NJ. Meacham,
Secretary. Chairman.
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L. & N. Time Table.
GOING NORTH.


GOING NORTH.
No. 52-St. Louis Express $50 a. 10
No. b4-St. Louis Fast Mail 80 D. m
No. 92-Chi. a. st. Lou. Linn. 5:37 am
No. 56-Hopkinsville Ac. s:45 p. m
GOING SOUTH.
No. 5l-St. Louis Express 5!23h p NJ
No. 53-St. Lou. Fast Mail 5:OYls. M
No. 91-Chi, & st. Lou. Lin. :58 o. m
No. 55-Hopkinsville Ac. 6:I5 a. n
No 81 and g connect at Sc. Louis for an
points west
No. 81 connects at Guthrie for Memphis Line
points as far south as Erin and for Louisville
Cincinnati Ii and the East
No. 50 and IS make direct connection at Guth-
RE for Louisville, Cincinnati and ali points
north and east thereof No 50 and IS also con
meet for Memphis and way points.
r.. NJ. SLATER, Agt.
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Call For Convention.

A. a meeting of the First Dis
trict Democratic Appellate Com
mittee 10 nominate a Democratic
candidate for Judge of the Court
of Appeals this call was issued.
Be it resolv ed that mass conyen-
tons be held at the county seats OF
the various counties composing the
First Appellate District of the State
Of Kentucky at ? O'Clock p. M, on
July 10Th, 1902, who shall appoint
delegates to attend a general con
ventiou to be held at Paducah, KY
90 July p, at 10 o'clock "a m, for
the purpose of nominating a Demo
cratic candidate for Judge Of the
Court Of Appeals for the First Dis
trict Of the State Of Kentucky.
All democrats shall be allowed to
vote in said county mass convention
who voted for Bryan and Beckham
in the election of 1000, and such
youths as Will have reached the
age of 81 years before the regular
November election who agree to
support the nominee OF said district
convention.
The basis of representation for
each county 10 said district conven-
lions shall be one vote for each 20C
votes cast for Bryan in 1900 and
fraction thereof over one hundred
votes. Morn AYERS, Chairman.
la RID REED, Secretary.
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FROM CINCINNATTI L HUIs
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vile at $40 p m, reaching Hot Springs
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and sleeping car and coach Memphis
TO Hot Springs.
Through reservations Cincinnati
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also be secured on the Special
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Louisville 1901 p. N daily, arriving
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Sleeping car frlm Cinainnati, and
coach from Louisville to- Memphis,
Sleeping car Memphis to Hot Sprigs, a
Dining car seroice en- route.
A special folder of this new sevicee
as we'll as full particulars concerning
the above can be had of agerts Of
che Illinois Central and connecting
lines,
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Louisville, Ky,
A H. HANosN g. PA, Chicago, III.
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4 Il
County OF CHRISTIAN.
r. j. Carothers, president Of The
Bank of LaFa7 ette, bank located
and doing business at No. Main
street, in the Town Of Lafayette, in
said county, being duly sworn, says
that the foregoing report is in all
respects a true statement of the con-
dition of said bank, at the close of
business on the 30th day of June, 1902,
to the best of his knowledge and be-
lief; and further says that the BUSH
ness Of said bank has been transacted
at the location named. and not else
where; and that the above report is
made in compliance with an official
notice received from the Secretary oil
State, designating the 30th day OF
June, 1902, as the day on which such
report shall be made.
r. j. CARoTHERs, President.
HENRY NJ MAssIE, Director
Fl. c LOCKER, Director.
ED II. BoGARD, Director.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
by r. j Carothers, President, this
the LIST day of July, 1902
HENRY NJ MAssIE, N. p. G. c., Ky.
My commission expires February
rs, 1906.
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A Texas Wonder.
HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY.

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