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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-03-26
Mar 1913
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.

Mar 1913
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
State Of south Dakota. n County Court
County Of Hand
In the matter of the estate OF
VIM. II. II. Augustine, deceased.
BY virtue OF an order and de-
cree OF the County Court OF Hand
County, South Dakota, made on
the 10th day OF March 1903-the
undersigned, John Barton, adj
| ministrator OF said estate will
sell the following described land
belonging to said estate, towit ::
The South East quarter of sec
ton thirty-three (33) in town
ship One hundred and sixteen,
(116) Range siXty-seven (6O,
| situated in the County OF Hand
aud State of South Dakota.
Sand iand 10 be SOLD at private
| sale on or after the Sixth day OF
April 1903. Aud the terms of
said sale are cash.
Offers or bids for said land may
be left ut the office offs. V. Christ
in the town of Miller, South Dn-
kota, or delivered to the under
signed, administrators, personal
ly, or may be filed in the Office az
the Judge of said County Court.
and all bids or offers must be in
writing.
Dated this IA day of March
1903.
JoHN BARTON,
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SIch 26tG
Notice for Publication,

Department ~ the Interior. Land Office al
Huron, south Dakota, March rs, 1903.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has died notice Of his inten
ton To make final proof in support OF his
claim. and that said proof will he made lie
fore the Clerk Of Courts at Miller. s. u. or
May >, 1903. viz:
SAMUEL f. THOMAS,
II. +. No 1927. for the W a Sec. 10, T.
ll5, ", X. 80, W., 9Th T.. NJ.
He MINES the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya.
tion of said land viz:
III. Il. Porter. A. a. Miller. and L. l.. Sis
son, OF Burdette. S. D., William Baker, OF
Helniick, $. ID.
c. a. BLAKE, Register
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NIch 2GtS


MCh ZDtb
Notice for publication.
Department of the Interior. Land OiHce M
huron, South Dakota, March IL. 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that the folio wing
named settler has died notice OF his inten-
ton to make tinal proof in support OF his
claim. aud that said proof VIII TO made be
lore the Clerk of Courts at Miller. =. ID, on
May ,. 1908, via:
PEGCY NICHOLAS.
II. f.. No. 1900. for he 81, NEH and
l.. II. . ~ :"
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuItiyn.
tlOn OF said land viz
Jarts Is, Berry. OF Rec Heights. 3. u,
Frank conan, Dan Parkhurst and John
Ruggenburg. OF Miller.
G. A, BLAZE. Register
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Feb 1876
Notice For Publication.

Notice For Publication.
Department OF the Interior. Land Ofice al
Huron. south Dakota, February II. 1903.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF her iDten
ton to MAX" final proof In support OF hpl
claim, and that said proof will be made be
lore the County Judge at Miller, ). D., Oh
March -, 1908, viz:
MARY BLAKLEY.
u: y. No, 1882. for the y EH Sec 20, r
ll3, ~, II. 90 W., 9TH p. N.
She names the following witnesses to prov,
her continuous residence upon and cultivn
tion OF said land, viz: Thomas o. Teller
George l.. Mccarthy. William Hurd, Robert
NJ. Wilson. all OF Miller. ). ID.
&. A. BLAKE, Register.
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Feb. 1ets.
Notice for Publlcat,on

Department OF the Interior. Land a.
Huron. South Dakota, February ne vn,,est
Notice Is hereby given that tha to,,. iva
named settler has filed notice az NJ wns.
ton to make final proof In sunnas. lnl,a
claim. and that said proof will H. ny, u
fore the County Judge at Miller. i Gne b
April q. 1908. viz: y " q
DENETE l.. GRAY,
II. u. No. 151J 50, for the n W " See a. 4.
III n, r. 90, W. 5th z. NJ. E'f
He names the following witnesses ~
his continuous residence upon and erl,,oon
ton of said land. viz: eu'e'i
Albert n. Churchill. George II g..
Charles Thomson, William Butts sl !
Miller, y. ID. al
c. "A, BLAKE, Regist.,
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Feb 5t6
Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication.
Department OF the Interior Land IOiice al
Huron, South Dakota. January 81. 1908
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF her inten.
tion To make final proof in support Of heI
claim. and that said proof viii be mnde DE.
tore the Clerk OF Courts ut Miller, s. d., on
March 20, 1908, viz:
MARY HUBBARD, nee McIver,
II. T.. No. 1880. for the Lots 1. 2 & 5
" y l. a See. !, 4. III, ", II. 20 w. 9Th
T.. NJ.
She names the following witnesses 10 prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiSa
tiOu of said laud, viz:
BURNS Butts. Clairmont Butts. ~ Miller.
\: -. Everett u. LcySon William Maxwell
Of liee Heights. s. ID.
"A. BLAKE. Register.
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The Popular

Public sales
and chattels sed
ular business
the state. This
~ O closing out
as one would q
thought. 1t i
cleaning up, al
cash the accum|
on one place. |
lects the same I
Iowa % years |
pie are broughd
yertisements OF
then it is learnd
pie want things
not want you1
| result nearly cd
i FARMERS adve|
wants and wha|
sale, just as
In fact we have
perience in this
Tough, OF Flore|
| yertised in the
three issues, oil
4 farm goods, 81
i iarm. Before 4
| the paper he h|
he had to sci
rom considera|
buy at private
has anything 4
to buy anythil
the newspapers
into nearly ev|
county.
i The public sd
popular and
disposino Of p|
to get togethe|
ing, the biddin
etc. We may
an illustration
oi.Deeds c. II
farm in Gilber|
plenty OF bill
we'll, and adve
oaghly in the
accomplished
Ing together
people. Auct1
took charge o
result was the
$500 worth
goods, etc. q
1900 more til
expected from
Here is ample
lew dollars de-
II advertising d
suits.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
| L. KEYES,
OFFICIAL ABsTRAcTER.

Lands Bought, Sold and rented. Loans
negotiated. Abstracts Guaranteed by So
900 bond.
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/, F. BoLLENBACH.
MASON.

All kinds OF mason work, In stone. brick
plastering. etc. Work Guaranteed Refer
cace-my work Miller. $. ID.
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JoHN BARTON,

Administrators of the estate
of VIM. II. II. Augustine,
deceased. SV q
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-03-26

half-Rates I'd
Via the North
| cursion ticket
| fare for round
and ID, lirni
| special extern
| Inclusive, on
NOuNcHUIOu i
| turers' Asso|
| agents Chico
ernR'y.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-01-29

Al. G PREssIY, AGENT FOR THE
ENTERPNsE STEAM LAUNDRY co,
MINNEAPOLIS, WILL SHIP AS FOL
lows: Dec. 1922. Jan. $40.
The annual election Of the
Hope Fire Department took
place place at the town hall last
night. 1t was an enthusiastic
meeting and considerable inter-
est was manifested. The new
officers of the department for
the ensuing year r as follows:
Pres. J. J. Wamberg; Vice-Pres.
~. a, Johnson; Secy. Geo. A.
IeFead; Treas. J.. F. ]5eckerjeck;
EChief, Dell Berner; Asst.-Chief,
II. r. Berry. The different
compaEies we're re-organized and
it IS the intention to hold month
~ meeting for this on.
An over heated stove pipe
started a fire between the ceiling
and the upper floor in the Major
residence last Sunday morning
about nine O'Clock. While the
family were engaged in extin-
gushing the fire an alarm was
turned in and the fire apparatus
gotten out and ready for bust
ness but by that time the fire
was out. With the exception of
a hole burned in the floor, and
carpets saturated with water, no
damage was done. We have a
lot of money invested in fire
fighting apparatus which is up-to-
date and all right in every way.
There is generally some delay in
getting a flow of water started
and the apparatus is blamed for
it. The fault lies with the peo-
pie themselves. There are but
one or two who understand the
engine we'll enough to start the
water though it is as simple as
airy ordinary pump. Let every
member of the engine company
at least 50 familiarize himself
with the engine that he under
stands it thoroughly and there
will always be some one there
who can start the water and save
unnecessary delay. Wake up
fellow townsmen and learn to
use our apparatus and you will
find that it is as good as can be
found in any town of its size in
the state.
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" "a
LOCAL NEWS NOTES. ;
For a farm or ranch, call on.
r. D, Woodwork.

u
For a farm or ranch, call on.
f. D, Woodwork.
Miss Mabel Laurson,of Finley,
is visiting in the city,
F. N. Gilmore was a Fargo
visitor the first of the week.
Dent forget to call and see the
Rural MailBox at McCollom's,
The A. 0.B. w. will give a
grand ball at tie Opera House
Feb. Goth.
w, E, Boise and J, NJ. Keene
were transacting business at
Clifford Saturday.
8. L. Linn deIarts this even
ing fo:' a four or five weeks visit
in Wisconsin and Illinois.
w. H, Morgan returned Mon
day after a ~sejourp Of several
months at the capital city.
John W. Walter of Hartley, Ia.
was here the latter part of last
week looking oyer some land.
Merchant Kraabel Is in Min
neapolis. He expects to tie in
the cities for at least one week.
Geo McCarty Masthe guest
Of Fargo friends over Sunday,re.
turning home TUESDAY morning,
An old settlers dance will b.
given at Colgate, Feb. 18th. A
big time is in store for all attend.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels N. Luudine
returned Saturday from Fargo
where they have been for a few
days.
An exchange says, ~ baby is
like acrop of wheat: It is first
Graded, then thrashed and final.
lily it becomes the flower of the
family"
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Slingsby
and family returned Tuesday
from ain extended visit with rela
tives and friends down at the Ole
home in Wisconsin.
H, y. Baker, our popular meat
deal,r, has had a large force Of
men at work for some time put
ting up ice. He now has his
large refrigerator and ice honse
about filled.
c. S. Shippy and L. H. Smith
are transactIrg business at Wer'
burn, Can, the home of L. A
Freelanda and others formerly 0:
this vicinity, this week.
w. W. e. Elliott, Chas. Chalmers
Waiter Swanson and E. E. Dodd
we're among those from here II
attendance at the grain growers
convention at Fargo last week.
Icnn:s Sullivan who played
with Fargo and Winnipeg las
year has been signed by manager
Wilmot to play with the Minnca
polls team the coming season.
Cooperstown Courier: 3. c
Shaw, who by the way is one o.
the finest boys as well as the
finest fife insurance agent in the
west, was a pleasant caller on the
Courier last Thursday. Bert is
always a welcome visitor at this
Office.
Otta Youngberg, of St. Pau.
and Oscar Dahl, of Valley City.
N. D., arrived in the city the
first of the week and will open :
tailoring establishment in the
building just east of Ward &
Murray's real estate Office. Boil
gentlemen are practical tailors
having been engaged in the bust
ness for a good many years
Step in and see them and leay'
your order for a suit. We cal
your attention to their ad. whiel
will be found in this issue.
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was a visitor in town Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. g. Moores
we're Fargo visitorsoYar Sunday.
When you are hungry don't
forget thePa4aee- sEraqssssa
T., A. Roney was In Ittendance
at the. poultry show at Fargo
last week.
j. Y. Gilmore spe4t Sunday.
with his family and parents at
Valley City,
Call and inspect the sample
Rural Mail Box al McCollom's
and d leave your order.
Mr.. and Mrs, !: DsRrown re-
turned homo today from a.
ten days visit il Minneapolis.
T. A. Tillotson was ii Wheat
land last week on business, re-
turning home Monday morning.
Starting with the first issue in.
February the Pioneer will be as
sued as an six columnlquartoin in.
stead Of it, preasuss
r. r. Bryan our poeular bar
ness dealer, has reiehtly had a
cabinet harnsss case PUT into his
shop. The Cabinet ) very at
tractiye aud sconyenie|nt as BIS
best goods are now Kept free
from dust andin irst-flass shape
at all times.
Preparing 4 Way FOR God to
walk In will be the Eopic next
Sunday morning il. HE Cong
church. sTemperansen viii be
the subject Of the evening adj
dress. Sunday School Ind Young
Peoples meeting at the usual
hours. Ali are cordially invited
to these services:
A mass school meeting was
held atsthe hall Tuesday for the
purpose Of discussing the or.
ganization Of Hope yillage into q
special school district. Com
mlttees were appointed and pre-.
|liminary steps taken TO perfect
such organization. We are IN.
formed that our scfoclhas been
designated a state high school
and for this reason Il Is thought
best to makerfhe above menrap.s2
ed change.
A meeting was held ut the re.
sidence of T.. J. Mcmahon on
Monday evening, January rs. for
the purpose Of organizing 4 club
for the study Of Shakespeare.
There will be another meeting
at The same place on Tuesday
night. February S at 8 p. m. AL
persons interested in the subject
and wishing to join the club, are
cordially invited to be present,
when the organization will be
perfected. It was decided by
those present to beginthe course
of study with Hamlet, and there
will he several papers read on
that subject at the next meeting.
Our Rural Free Delivery
routes become operative next
Monday Feb. 2nd. Monday,
Wednesday and Fridays the mail
will be carried east and south
and Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urdays it will go west and south.
We are informed that the routes
are about twenty-six miles III
length and will deliver mail te
about one hundred families on
each route. ]. P. Bhrling has
been appointed carrier. Regu.
lar postage is required on ali
letters delivered by the carrier.
Don't fail to put a two cent
stamp on your letters. The list
of the patrons ofthe routes vii
j be published as soon as they car
be procured,
axFES
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SO BARRELS

Choice Michigan Apples-Bald-
win, Russetts, Greetings and
Northern Spies. All of the finest
selected stock. At the Palace
Restaurant G. Bakery.
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NORTH

Nos. OF and 90 are daily Except Sunday pas
senger trains.+
No 200 and $40 are freight trains, arriving
at Hope going north at lE45 p. IN. going
south at $50 p. IN, OH Monday, Wednesday and
Friday and carry passengers ,Only on permit.
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Vernon October 8, 1Ts5. The diary and the
letters to his friends written by the FIRST
president during the ensuing fortnight are
niled with references to the sculptor and
expressions OF admiration for his evident
genius. During this time uoudou and the
president were inscparuble. the latter m
fordtng the sculptor ever opportunity and
facility 10 become familiar with hts feat
ures ana expression opportunities that were
made the most Of, as the bust so admra-
bly, shows
Houdon made two pluster casts over the
head, neck and shoulders Oe Washington
one OF them he used to mould tlis bust.
which he wlshe 20 leave here when DE
returned 10 France 10 complete his marble
statue. He stated that be took this precau.
ton fearing loss or injury to the one u.
took with him to Paris and saying that tin
bust he left Mt Mount Vernon would De ms-
terinl for him or n successor TO use for a
new statue IN case of accident
Houdon successfully finished his statue,
which was shipped TO this county and re
ceiYed at Richmond In May, 1895 where a
was placed In the quadrangle Of the capitol.
No subject Is more fruitful Of error aud
Misrepresentation than the efagics Of the
great and memorable A certain gentleman
In New York possesses 105 dcllueations OF
Washington, differing from one another.
although all Of them bear some resemblance
20 the original. Hence. the iuestimabla
value Of this bust modelled from a life cast,
reproducing with absolute fidelity the ey-
net features and expression OF the great
general. Lafayette declared Il to be a Fac
simile OF Washington"
All the delicate lines which Five expires
sion and Individuality to q face are repro.
duced With marvellous ezactness, and tn
severe dignity blended with the noblOst
softness, depict the highest type Of manly
beauty. which was indisputably Georg
Houdon, who died in 1928. left rcputa
tion surprising all others Of modern timo
ms a portrait sculptor.
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INSURANCE
Department Of
Agriculture, Insurance statistics and His.
tory, State OF Texas.
Austin. Texas February G iao2

Department Of
Agriculture, Insurance, Statistics and His
tory, State OF Texas.
Austin. Texas, February & 1o02
To All whom II may concern
This Is TO certify, that the
NORWICH UNION
land, has in ali respects fully com com
pled with the laws oil Texas as
conditions precedent 20 it's doing husinesN
q certificate OF authority from this ontice
entitllng II 10 do business In this State
for one year from the LIST day Of January,
1909, TO the 3lst day ~ December 1909
------ Given under my hand and
Seal, seal at onice, in Austln the
- day and date hrst above writ
ten. w j. CLAY Commissioners
RAPHAEL BROS,
Insurance Agents, Houston. Texas.
Department Of
Agriculture, insurance, Statistics and His
tory State OF qexns
Austin. February q 1903
To All Whom 10 May Concern:
This "a TO certify that the
PHUSSlAN NATIONAL
Insurance Company Of Stettln German
has In all respects fully complied with the
laws OF Texas as conditions precedent 10 It's
doiug business ln this State. and that said
company holds q certificate Of AUTHORITY
from this office emitting it 10 90 business
In this Stnte for ono year, from the list day
cenibcr, 1903. '''' ~ ''e '''' 'A' 81 ~
-- Given under my hand and
Seal scat Of office IN Austin, the
---- duy and date FIRST above writ
ten. W j CLAY,
RAPHAEL sRo SSmm''''on'T
insurance Agents Houston, Tex.
HOUSTON, TEX.
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,Frd years There has been standing
& l1zn, exclusion Of a gentleman's
n &c If the most intimate personal
1 George Wsshington--a bust Of
III president, q bust valuable IN It's
snaA
J ur1tmSn who now owns this trens-
IN trrse to publicity TINT he exacts
1a E1enee a. TO his identity. He
D nzlytng some offer he might md
II Esbls 10 resist, and II IS HIS firm
zaitna to retain this valuable relic
u lifetime and bequeath 1t at bis
\ tAt government.
Ia, has apart from Its intrinsic
y y iAs work OF the greatest sculptor
atr, Jean Antoine Houdon of France,
Fzlf Enhanced value as having been
ths latter under the happiest au-
ai Mount Vernon, and because 1t IS,
PA ths only bust made from one OF
" We casts that Houdon made. Ali
nuert concerning the bust have ut
hn the subject OF much contention,
fltA Is now satisfactorily settled by
3Taala Documentary evidence In the
.ts q the bust's present owner.
= Nv llS4 Governor Harrison tthe
ffla<heT Of the late President
aa Erote 10 Thomas Jefferson, who
"a United States representative 10
nit be had appointed Mr.. Jefer-
y. franklin, our representative in
~ 70 engage sculptor to make a
niIue OF General Washington, a
7 es made OF finest marble and best
appointment wss pursuant to a reso-
"! passed BY the general assembly
.pls, by which the governor was
1 ana empowered" to order such a
w Jefferson secured the services
hto,ne Houdon, who was untver.
nlewledged TO be the most famous
Tslplor BE was to receive 1000
ss wy all his expenses paid and his
I i. lot 10000 livres (S5O0O). That
" formal contract.
m vas accompanied to this country
atlaaSiln and an entry IN Washing
~ sloWs that he reached Mount
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

Directors y Campbell, Chns. Diulug.
ham, \ r.. McAahau q y Holt, II r.
MacGrcgor Henry RrRsh"nr Jacob Blna,
T. A. HeitUann, S. l carter
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nrEI1ERs.

Chns. Dillingham;, H. Brnshcar
President 1st Vice President.
q r Holt H. Y MacGreVor,
"a Vice l'vosidcnt "a Vice President.
j. u McAshau, Cashier.
G A. Mckinney. Assistant Cashier
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Ills and lily Congress-
5.G&H.G&G&G&&1G>G&G&G OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Liver Ills.
Now YORK

Or. RADwAY & CO.. New York.
Dear sirs-I have been sick for nearly
two years, and have been doctoring with
some Of the most expert doctors OF the
nlted states, but It seemed everything
rour Mills. been taking two af bedtime and
one after breakfast and they have done me
more good than anything else have ever
used. My trouble has been With The liver:
gIecpv. drowsy feelings; pain right above
tue navel My bowels were costiye.- Ny
mouth sore most Of the time Appetite
fair, but food would not digest, but settle
mouthfrls Of food come up again. ] could
only cat light food that digests easily.
Please send Book Of Advice. Respect
tulIr. BEN ZAUGG, Hot Springs. Ark.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

Department Of
Agriculture. Insurance, StatiGtica and his
tory, state OF Texas.
Austin, ro1As, February 0, 1909.
To all whom II may concerni
This IA 70 certify, that the
COMMERCIAL UNION
Insurance Company Of London, England,
has In all respects fully complied with the
laws Of TeIas as conditions precedent 70
It's doing buainssB In this state and that
sad Company holds Certifcats Of Author
III from this office emitting Il 70 do bust.
nesA In this State for one year, from tine
lst day OF January, 1905, TO the aiSE day Of
Given under my hand and
Seal. seal, nt Office, in Austin, the
- day and date arst. Ab9ye writ.
ten W. ]. CLAY,
Commissioner.
A. L sJDELE & CO., Agsnta,
Houston, Texas.
Department of
Agriculture, Insurance, Statistics snd
History, State OF Texas
Austin, Texas, February 4, 1909.
To all Whom Il May. Concern.
This 70 TO certify, that the
UNITED sTAIEs FIRH
Insurance Company Of New YORK., N. X,
the laws Of Texas as conditions precedent
to It's doing business IN this State and that
sud company bolts a Certificate o. author
ness IN this state for one year, from ne
Ist day q Jangary. 1908. TO the slst day
Given under ny hand ara
e--- day and date aras Sboss ' writ SHs
'' e8siirus0 ". J. qY.
A. t.~erEELg a. co. AGENTS.
crsysas q Ksii,. sOathsrn Manager saus.
Ns
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Department or
Agriculture, Insurance, Statistics and Biz
tory, state OF Texas.
Austin. Texas, February d 1904
To An Whom IL May Concern:
This is 20 certify, that the
LONDON AND LANCASHIHE
Insurance Company OF Liverpool, England,
has Ia AL respects fully complied with The
laws OF Texas aa conditions precedent TO tts
doing business IN this State and that said
Company holds a Certificate of Authority
from this office emitting Il to do business
In this state for one year. from the Isl aay
OF January, 1908, 70 thu 81st day Of DecsH-
Il: .I---I os-aa xDder my hand aua
| Seal. seal, az efecss IN AUSTIN the
--- day and date eyst ssqys wEfs-
ten. W J. CLAY, *
t,ommiasicnen
A. 1. BrnHLE a CO.. AgentA
HnuEtDn. Texas $500
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Department OF
Agriculture, Insurance, statistics ana Htz-
tory, state Of texas
Austin, Texas, January ~ 19oA
To All Whom II May Concern;
This 10 70 certify, that the
CITlzHNS LNBUAANCD COMPAN1
Of 81 Louis, No. has IN al respects
fully complied with the laws OF Texas a.
q thia State and that BAid company holds
a certificate OF authority from this ofnce
emitting 1t to do business In this state
1908, 10 the s1st day OF December, 1908.
--i Given under my hand and
Seal seal, at Office, In Austin, the
- day and date nrst above writ
tan W. j. CLAY,
Commissioners.
A. l. STEELE q CO., Agents.
Houston. Texas.
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