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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION

They cool cleanse and purify the
blood and are sold by all druggists in
Csc packages $50 tablets) and Ioc trial
Eize % tabletsl.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
Groom Stands
Passes Fictitious Check.

For fine hats. from best manufacturers. 90I
Market st. between Stockton and Powell.
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EIlSij|tEl3|

L. NEWMAN. President and Manager
50 STOCKTON ST.. NR. MARKET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5522
We present our patrons with an un-
usually good list OF nne goods at sxesD-
tionally low values.
THURSDAY. FErDAx AND STATUE
DAY SPECIALS.
Creamery Butter. / u lib. square. 33c
Alb. square .-....-.-......... &c
Marin county's nns product.
Fancy Ranch Eggs. per dozen. .221zc
None but the best.
Navel Oranges, per dozen 2oc
Reg. 25c. Fine size. extra quality.
Ideal Blend coRee, NO. /. per ID 2oc
Reg 25c. Splendid quality at a popular
price.
Baskst-Fired Japan Tea. per Ib 2sc
Bargain Tea: reg 40c.
Swiss Cheese. per ID. b..............2 $50
Reg. 35c. Genuine Ementhaler.
Santa Barbara olive on. bot TOO. 4oc
Reg s5c-5Oc- Absolute purity guar
anteed-
Reg zoe Twc-thirds of our customers
use this brand. Do you?
Peaches, Apricoss and Cherries.
Picnic Size, tins for ... 25c
Reg for 25c.
Bromangelon. per pkg. ......... .10c
Reg. 121ac. All aavors. for quick desserts
Island Rice. per Ib. b..........5 SC
Reg &c Splendid cooker
Corn Starch. packages for. 25c
Reg. 1Oc pkg Archer's Liberty Brand.
n. o. Oatmeal. per pkg 1Ocl
Reg 1253c.
Family Bourbon. bot. 5cc: gal sa.5o
Reg. 75c-s3 90.
hermitage Bourbon and Astor Rye,
per bot. soc; gal. $500
Reg s125-s5G0. All pure and well
aged WHISTLES.
white Wine, per gal 4Oc
Reg. soc. Exceptional valus.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27

Edward Knowles Co. are printing another
swell booklet for. the Paraffne Paint Co.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
If here in full bolts these
Cotton VOiles at I0c

cotton VOIieS at lOC
Wottld Be Priced I5c-
An unusual number of patterns
in short lengths, long enough for
any use. It's the firm, meshy
weave, made to look so much like
wool voile that has gone into so
many summer dresses. sc to be
saved on every yard to-day.
N.40 fer a Decorated
Cottage Set of so Pieces.
It's the good quality china that
makes the price unusual. Newest
shaped dishes, decorated with blue
forget-me-nots. A set for six per-
sons. $4-45.
A $3.50 Dinner Set at S129@I00
pieces or fine semi-poroelain, bsauti-
FULLY decorated. hand traced and gold
edge. patterns to choose from
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27
Every Day More
Ne1v Dress Hats

EVerY Day more
NczV Dress HGtS
Come out Our workrooms are
regular beehives of business. The
style of the latest Paris hats that
cost S75.oo has been reproduced in
some you'll see to-day.
At $3.50 and S8.oo-Out for the hrst
time to-day. Second floor.
On the Fourth Floor,
More Straw 5raids at &c yard.
View Frames at 15c-Every good shape.
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Ho for Vacation and
Cotton Hammocks at 05c

Good SI25 Kalues.
Woven full OF restfulness and econ
omy and strength. Size 34x70. with
concealed spreader and pillow and
deep fringed valance. pretty colorings.
They will fairly fly away at $50. Third
floor to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27

After strenuously lighting until they
succeeded in getting their clients bail
reduced from SIC, 900 to $4,000, the at
torneys for Julio Ziegner Uriburu. ar-
cused of misappropriating the Tetraz-
zini's ah- many francs, failed to obs
tain surety for the latter sum and the
erstwhile adorer of the piccolo voiced
prima donna continues to languish in
that oh-so- miserable City Prison. His
case will be called again to-day by
Judge Conlan and his lawyers declare
that the bond essential TO his release
will then be ready for approval
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27

l. NEWMAN. President and Manager.
80 STOCKTON ST. ME-. MARKET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5522
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-11
HAY TO PRESENT CHINA
WITH s22,o3o,o50
II Is tn, Amount Paid This Countr,
For rs Share in Pu ting Down
The Boxers.

Washington, Feb TO- Secretary
Ray, with the presidents approval
has prae ically decided that The So
100000 which China paid to this coun
try for the expense it was put 10 in
aiding in the suppression Of the Boxer
uprising viii be returned o China at
ter the var Mr.. Hay fears that if
returned before the end of the war g.
nigh. produce jealousy among che
neutral mowers which might affect
his plan for the preservation Of China
This governments total award In
the So 'emeut of the Boxer tro3b'c
was So l00.000, of which s. 0g0.000
was for he payment Of claims Of ei,.
Gems and missionary societies. AMI
Ass Of ~ e.tcr has heen paid out.
Mr lay bellows that tie mnaey
can be ralrnel 10 China withcst
special Ole nggess, ana he c0nsiI-
ers tba bis country is not honestly
entitlet 60 it. Because was snenl fl
p-oteati American citizens and
Iighta from an uprising for which
GhiaG ceG moi responsible
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ANOTHER mlxTURE.
IaPsreec Ball P eyer Asded 10 Nc
craw's Collector.

Hot Springs. ARK Fen 10 When
the Cianc a.t south On their train
ug trip Trey win De accompanied by
a japanese BAH player anawotas To
thc namc of Shumsea -Suglm0to Tie
is 23 years ola aud played iaa- yea.
with the Cuban GiaD, re e. az
outnelder TIE young jaDane is
now engaged as mes enGer ~ 10,
Springs and IN this way McGraw
and he met and lac other BAH pas 2rs
now here. Thaye took aim ont 10
pratice one day and according 10 their
sentiments found him "all 1he goods.
He can hit, run and field in first
lass yle
WI le McGravs does moi expect ;he
Japanese make geld he has con
cntea fo ,al.c him on tie training
IL ana zee what lAerc IS 10 hir.
'rciuo'o is a iui-i,su expert an4
while exhibiting his proSe-r in a
com e., o. or Eigl. came near
3r,alire - -ck of Mix DcnI o.
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dieting q wound with a hatcba'. After
IAN the evidence was in, Cunningham
moved tat tho case be dismissed as
the weapon named in the indlatment
was not deadly"
The Surprised court asked him why
he did not consider hatche a dead
~ weapon
In Cairo. Illinois, where | come
from, yolr honor" he replied "a hat
chet Is used only TO crack walnuts
with"
One day an attorney went into an
ante-room where witnesses were kept
and found Judge Cunningham talking
to an OLD negress. He was turning the
pages Of the city direc DRY over very
carefully, running his fingers up and
down Ii pames. Finally he stopped
and Said sdIemnly;
Eyes, YES. Here II Is in statutes
shall have 20 make an application H.
the court in your sons case"
Just preyicfs to his death Judge
Cunning ana had been to Davis. Mo,
10 settle an IS ate, and caught q sa
we're coll He was met at The sta
ton by lis daughter Ruth. but insist
cd upon going TO his office BEFORE go
ng home. While there, be became
SO i'll tina he could not he moved
Judge Cunnngham's family cor.
sisted of John Justus and Ruth Gun
ningham, and Mrs. Mary Shaukc.
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GARB0NDALE NOW
HAS NATIONAL BANK
THE JACKSON STATE BANK AT
ckRB oNDALE BECOMES THE
CA1gCNDAEE NATIONAL
RARK - CAPITAL 96o.c1o.

The Nia.physho-o Republican avs
On Mordsg Feb. @. tie pzrr to
naka he 5ack-oa state cans q Ma.
iunal hank with a capital Stock Of
500 30 ana SIP 900 surplus was grant
ed By try National banling ggthorr
hes AMI tac fAekscn State hank Of
CarDcndala was mado the Carbonate
Ma unal bank Wednesday, Feb, s.
The new bank win circulate money
70 the full capital stock + n JOY
mes l. president and l.. 2. Harrington
cashier.
ii 0c.cbr, lSoS. The JACKSON stare
bank was G tsbliseed v ID pr II G
Mitchell ~ cideat and r T. Joyner
cashier. Tie bank LAD a capital Of
SIS 100 aad II grew so rapidly under
its gaed management tllai t was
found necessary = . rseEe & nation
bank with increased cap.tsL
The balk win reaajn whore q is
or ahor time wren Il " be r.
moved 70 BE Mitchell ana McAnally
building watch is TO De repaired and
made an up-to-date banking house ia
every part cular The new bank
bought lie building at a cost of Sll..
geo. A new corner entrance and
strong vault viii be among the inn
provement5 made on the building be-
fore It is occupied.
Wi;h Mr. Ioyner al The bead Of
bank vita sG500a capital 81 vim d.
doubt meet with Che greate-t of sue
cess.
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MASTERS SALE.

TATE OFiLII SOIs
AaHNhNnFR uUSTB,
IN tile ireut 0nrt
IN ~. matter az John 2. Dicpfuhrek VS..
uhn MsdGen, Lucy Madden 4na john {.
'nwIcss rs Trustee. cts on Dlli 10 fcgeClose
q tfNlrcs and f0T other relief.
tup rctice is hern)g iven, that = pussu-
ncu. 81 dtcgetal order catercd in the aAavr
ttif}nd c.uso, IN said cnalt 50 tnp lsiA d3N
Il heb uary. A.. d SOB, Z, Walter WNr,iei
nlNster n Chancrry for alid cdlTi, oa fuesdgY,
She l4th cay OF February -, i297, % n
D ciocS in the forenoon ef aid day, ia SCH
Al uuOIic auction to The h3sha bicier- Tor
cash, "a the southv csterly decr az tls uu
honse in he city of C.ir1. iu sid county, The
following described real estate, stdate in tae
county q Alexander and eiate ol Illinois.
to-wits
Lots numbered one 10. two n and three b.
in Noodward's snb- division Of lots urm 'r' est
one %, tNn w three 81 four 4i.ihirtv-nin
l39) and forty 400 in Ices nun berad twenty
one l2i ia the fourth addition to the Ctty ~
afro according to the recorded plat cl said
city and the several additions thereto. ard the
lat OF said suh-diE sion, al in the county
cf Alexander and stlte of Illinois, togeth r
with an and 81 GUAR t1e tencments aud
hered tamsHts thcreunt0 belonging.
WALLER WAHDER.
Master On Claneery.
January o. 1905.
Lansden Leek, compliments solicitor
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-11
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected 20 Feblua'ye, 1865.
A.sfE FASt NAtA Ht4UAa
Shortest Ant taniek~st Route "a
St. Louis X Chic ago

Ss-traiRs leays Cairo;
$50 U ~ fil4fF ufrals ' s,ss ffi' ft
f.tUihtsi. afrtTiuR Gb'raec "a 1880 a. "a.
eoanrcbhg i4t s9fesltau sraine ipr All foictF
east ana nor d.
4'2o ~ iisila - i-suss NiEnt LfSitt-d
srig1q III er. loa3s Il ;sr IS ~, eoaufci.l.
M Union station 80 81. foinis ~est eieepiEs
sars efen Al a:ss Z. ~.
ai!a =. IN, atc,ea itaHiiRhf Fsprrnc
Hap.gI NuAa4FU ~ aiNl,- he tsesn tGtfr
aitl t'hteaea. Ai3tyN.e fl GiVae0 III .j4f, p ~
asl = Il. nt.s ~. ..ssHis sstfu3ae f=tf-ta,
eAntpi sHad.es airie'sAg IN IT. ieiisis s. u ;ss
easing sll steps
- ;}o =. ~. ga iseuit ,ast MSA priv
ipg 10 ST. Louis az 9 &c =. tn.
i;in y. ~, GsIsasa siid-ah1 speri ~
arriving ~ Chicago, 1000 p- 20.
~; y 8. III tsisy ~. f+0uss ii1ntTed, Fr~
riyiAR la 81. Louis q f:fi 3. o., connecting
Uuten station Tor apssa t3tv, gn.sls, Len
esl, san tFapcisco aus ali Euinjt wat
H'1 g.. IN Past fsnFr-r toT fantu. ~
aughans N8tL.0p. ioiona. Champaign, ca
eaU1
Gslu p. m. Thf hes accommodate q,
ttfD 81 m. aivhRo lrfiU Nrsfrrn VS.
srts~ anlying In Eleass.. 1870 "A. l'.s l0cit n.
spoHs rs fHnclnn9t, H:Asa r.. enHaio, IS
e ~ Nes YORK 7:s9 a. sie,ping osis GO
9AicRgus
l4qcregsga,s For Mes YurR SUD eastern
efa-'~As So ciiies sfoa!d bear in nuil
shat The ILLINOIS Cas4aas1 We eulekeat i"nts
- nlapy lag Is. isattlit; .r9 e e,,5 E. 70. cod
srrieips in New York a. 1;5f die sea1ad morA.
iuf.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-11
GUNAig.utIAM WAS
UNIQUE CaARAC TER
FORMER CAIRO RESIDENT WHO
DIED IN ST. LOUIS DROVE A
HACK AND PRAcTIcED LAW
kESE.


Justus r. Cunningham, one OF the
most unique charac ers Cairo has
ever had, diad in Sst Louis Thursday
from pneumonia, an account Of
which appeared in The Bulletin OF
yesstrdas morning.
he first made his appearance in
Cairo soon after the civil war and
stared life here as a hack driver. He
became acquainted with Judge Null
cahy and Persuaded him TO let him
read his law books, He finally gained
d IA knowledge Of the statutes al
thouga his iiii5rpr u ons Of the law
were often ridiculous.
Judge Cunningham personal ap
pearancc attracted general attention.
IIe was tall, lean and stopped and
wsfe an Gnte 0ellum beard, with a
sia,' th-sharen upper lip. He affected
BIZ ole s.lc and big soft felt hat,
and 1aohel beneyolently through
pair Of geld trimmed spectacles.
Whenever he was in case in st.
Louis courts be had a following of
auditors who looked for a humorous
development, and they we're seldom
disappoin ed.
'ndge Cunningham began life as a
( lok on a Mississippi river steamboat
in the days of glory before the war,
when the great floating palaces piled
between st. Louis and New Orleans,
and the richest the market afforded
was served on the dining hall tables
Up 70 the time of his death he was
known among his acquain ances as a
famous cook. His chef d'ouvre was a
beefsteak, and his friends confidently
affirm that not cook in this part Of
the country was his equal at broiling
and serving a sirloin.
During the war he served in the
confederate army and was one of thar
notable band known as Prices Raid
ers.s
After he war he came TO Cairo ana
engaged in different lines of work. One
day he surprised his friends by pur
chasing 4 dilapidared horse and a
ramahaegle hack and became one Of
the many hackmen, making his head
quarters a TIC de1oil Darng his
spare moments1 ha read from a huge
law book that had been loaned him
by Judge Mulcahy shen Of his Guy.
He carried the book around with him
On his hack and furnished much
amusement by quoting from II % his
fellow. hack drivers and holding mock
trials between trains.
Cunningham drifted across the riv
er u New Madrid and applied to The
circuit court fer permission 10 prae
tice in a case he bad secured and
Judrc Fcstcr gave him license lie
practice1 in southeast Missouri for
several gears ard thou went 10 st
Louis.
Shortly after he went to ST. Louis
he was called back 10 sou horn M.
nois IN a case IN which Timothy Dan
aher. now a detective in the office OF
excise commissioner of. st. Louis. who
was then a young detective in Illinois.
was Interested. Danaher knew Cum
ninsham and VIII percd ais balief that
the judge was not competent 10 prac
tee ia Illinois. Judge Cunningham.
hcwsyer produced his licenses from
bob Missouri and Illinois from his
yalise. anu turning to Dsnaher. said:
Boy, | ras licensed to practice law
in tso Of the greatest states in the
Union before yuu we're born He wax
pefuilies 10 proceed.
" VS. defending nan charged
viii assaulf % Kill with deadly
wespon IN ne 2. now No II. in the
-Four coHr
Ipis Client was charged with in.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-11

state Of Illinois, is authorized 70 have
succession for the period specified
in its amended articles of associa-
ton. namely until the close Of bus.
ness on January u 1925.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and the seal ol Office this Jvea
ty-iirst Gay Of JanUary 1893
tS.gned) WILLIAM T.. RIDGELY,
(Seal Comptroller Of the Currency.
Charter No. 1855 Extension No. Ar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-11
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
office Of Comptroller ct the Currency

Washington. p. e. Jan. =, 1915.
Whereas. By satisfactory evidence,
presented to the undersigned. ID has
been made 10 appear that the City
National bank Of Cairo. locaio5 in
the Ciy IL Cairo in The county oi
Nexandsr and state OF Illinois. las
complied with all The provisions OF
The Act of Congress to enable Ma
tional banking associations to extend
their corporate existence. and for
other purposes. approved July T.
1882 as amended hy tho Act anprov-
ed April y, 100
Nov Therefore T. William b. RIDGE
les. COMPTROLLER of the Carrency ID
hereby certify that The CITY National
bank Of Cairo. located in The city r
Cairo, in the county Of Alexander aud
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-11
lLLIROISGENT RAIL R.RGO

Winter Tourist Bates 70 Denver, Colo.
RADIO Springs and Pueblo, Col.
S46.65 round trip from Cairo. Tick
is sold daily to and including April
seth, limited to return June LIST. 1905
Winter tourist rates TO the follow
ing named points and rates named
are sold daily until April S0th. limited
to return June 1st. 1905:
$1,000 Aberdeen, Miss; Durant.
Miss.
s1A00 Jackson, Miss.
$500 McComh Miss.
1000 Hammond, La.
Spills New Orleans.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-11
WALKc g MILES THROUGH
sLUS9 TO GET MARRIED

Te2aikapa. ARR. Feo 20 Charles
". scfadar q welitaflo former liz
iuE fgu cen miles Eo,i q of here Came
al tie way 70 town on foot Today to
set 2 icense ia marry his neighbor
Mrs. Anna AtiaWay Tie roads are in
a terrible condition. Icing several
inches teep in snow ice and mud and
i Was p ar noon when ne arrived
here
The Wedding is set for tonight
scllare~ has geral good horses anI
aiules, BIZ said he uld not thnl. of
taking any Of them on on such roads
and through such disagreeable wealth
er. Ho gave his age TO the license
clerk q sixtEninc years and thai OF
the bri- e-eIeet as fifty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-11
Big -Four Route
REST LINE TO
New York, Boston
East and Northeast.

Indianapolis, Mancie. Cincinnati
Dayton, colur1bus, Cleveland and
points In Ohio, Indiana and Illinois
Through sleepers from St. Lcuis T.
New York, Boston and Washington
Trains Leave Cairo as Follows;
No ZOO g. M Eastern m8l ans
express ia Carmel, Nincaunes. ia
ris. Danville. indianapolis. Cincinnati
New York Boston Direct conueclioa
wuh ihe famous Kuckerboeher spec
lal
No. $500 p. IN. Mail and express
Carmi. Evansville, VincenBeS, Ind
annapolis. Louisville, Chicago. Terrg
Haute and CINCINNATI. Local sleeper
from Vincennes to Indianapolis $50
p. M, 100 p n.
No. 5f-Local accommodation
Mound City. Grand Chain and Vlenn.
Trains Arrive at Cairo as Follows:
No 55--1l:e0 a. m Vienna aua
Cairo accommodation.
No. 3-12;20 p. m, Vinceunes and
Cairo mail and express.
No. SIS ? m. DanYille and
Cairo mail and express.
Ail trains daily except sunday. Eos
Fun information and particulars
to rates. tickets limits etc., call o.
write Elmer smith. ticket agent
81 Stone. r. = A. Cairo Isl, c. I
Hlllesry, a. q T. A.. St isouls No
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-11
SOUTHERN DIVISION.
rnE ONlY IiB tCT LINE To a1aMpOt
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, At
L. A h.fs-t TAfHlFs--kNfs Z. .

YANNAH VlCR6HUG0
eaa &ACEsGNNIILE
3 on a. ~. ''lhe Dixie Flyer Hemphis
as VILE and Jacksonville.
$40 s. M Memphis aBd Meg Orle1 Limit
I'd viz Memphis arriving in S.em phis Al h.lt
a. m, ANA New Orleans iG p. 70,
6:OU a. M. PRducah and onisyiila.
i:inp. ma, daily, Memphis and New Orleaps
Fast Neil striving fro Memphis at 10 j. "a. aBo
New Orleans at gi25 o. m.
1910 p, M, daily, \ nashville, Chattanooga A. &
Atlanta.
Ga 3 PA. Memphis ana New Orleans Gpecisl
arrive ia Aelnphis at 1870 >, sin., Ness orleans
l0;g0 e. M
O;iOp m Padncsh, HopEinsyille snd Ionia-
Vile
Ss-For through hogets, sleeping car acco'n
E0cations aun further information Apply -
ilhrois Central Passenger Station, Caiso, H.
u II. JONES, Tint Agt.
A. III. HANSON, Gen Pass. Agt, Chicago,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-11
70 FLoRDA TaRouea Oh BAR.
TLEFlELDS.

'p.2c Flyer leaves $ Louis at
2:f3 %. u. and arrives Jacksonville
ia RAINS. THr9usa sleep-
ea ra ride hrough the most
ricu arc and historic sec,ion Of the
south
F'eras Imlter leaves ST. Louis
ne 1900 d. m. and arrives Jacks 81
vile 1885, 81 Augustine 9.25 nozt
mora ms solid train with dining and
observation cars.
Both rains use the
NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOGA AND
ST. LOUIS RAILWAY
between Nashville. Chattanooga and
Atlanta. the famous Battledeids
Route"
For folders ami inieres ting litcra
mre call ON or write 10
ERNEST C. WOODWARD.
Travelling Passenger Agent. n. G..
and ST. T. Railway, National Bank
Of Com. Building. S. Louis, No.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-11
A. II. HANSON,

N NNFF~N7FF , N77'3~1.e7N' 11t'~F7'7
]. Il JONES.
Ticket Agent
The Fast Trains.
70 California are run over the Union
Pacific. Via Omaha 16 hours quicker
to san FrInGisco than any other line.
No change Of roads, no tetours, "The
Overland Route" all the way. Be sure
your ticket reads over the Union Pa
cinc. Inquire Of ]. II, Lothrop, C. A.,
sos Olive street. st. Louis. Mo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-11
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

drugsi isis refund hr money If il fails n sHI
u. ", Grdyeis signature Is onpach DC box
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-11

Also Coioniat5' one-Way Eatcs
On February p and March n 60 the
car4e r9ints at exceedingly los rae
Ticke and full Information Of
agents of t-e Illinois Central ard
connecting lines.
III. HANSON, G.. p. A. Chicago
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-11

Cures dizzy spells tired feelnr
stomach, Kidney and liver troubles
Males ycu vel and keeps yeu we'll
That's what HOLSTERS Rocky Noun.
tain Tea viii DO. IS cents Tea or
Tablets. Paul G. schuh & Son.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-11

interest paid ca tire deposits ii
the rate Of three per cent per
snnum.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-11

Accounts Of Corporations and n
dividuals especially solicited.
ExSbange furnished IN airy osd
Of the world
The oasis., 1905-01-21

sei oaf haods cod ssels thl. i.t dsg of fai4
 unu TfRVFn f4
 kFNNErH N. NftARFN bs
 LOffs 4 DAItfY. b.N
 H o COUNCILMAN f
 jDsEPH N Nl r1nhLb r.. s. signed sealed and delivered in tho pres euce Of Harry " Neen. STATE er Sew l .ssrY. County of Hudson Be lt reYne-n bere !. that that on this ist day of Univ fDt. before the undersigned personally appeared John x Turner, Ken nefh k. dcLtrcn, Louis k Datiev. H Q. Cougb'an and Joseph Mitchell, who, l am satishe !. are the persons named tn and who executed the f0regoing Certificate. and l having first made known to them, and to each of them, the contents thereof. they do eaeh acknowledge that they signed SC ,ed and delivered the same us their voluntary act and deed.
 HARRY W. MEN, SEAL Commssioner of Deeds for - New Jersey. REGISTER D IE the office of the Company at Jersey City, in the County of Hudson, this lst day Of July 1901 THE CORPORATION TRUST cONpANY.
 Re0istered Agent.
 By KENNETH K. McLAREN,
 Treasurer. ENDORSED; Received in the Hudson Co.,, N. ] llsrk's office July 2nd, A D. 1901, and recorded in the Clerks record No ~. on page...
 Clerk. TILED AND RECORDED July 2. 1904.
 5. D. DICKINSON.
 Secretary of state.' STATE OF NEW JERsEY, Department of State
 l. 5. D. Dickinson, Secretary of State for the State of New Jersey, do hereby certify that the fore going is a true copy Of the Cer- tiiicate of incorporation of
 Geo. A. Beatou < Co." is taken from and compared with the orIgi nal nd in my ofiea on the second day of July la0ti and now remaining on file and of record therein
 IS Ts~TgM NY WHEREOF I have hereunto set my h md and affix my seal at Trenton. this thirtieth day of November 4, D. 1904. SEAL 5. se.ral'rS p. nlenlMS9N, N s,s,a TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ss County of Santa Cruz
 hereby certify that the within instrument was filed and recorded at the request Of 5. l.. KingAn, Dec. 23rd 1904. at a m, book ...... pages .. ct seq. l--~~ Witness my hand and official seal SEALf the day and year aforesaid { -~C-~ PHlL HEkOLD.
 County Recorder.
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euce Of Harry " Neen
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-07
ALT FOR DYRKoPT.

Hvad skall Diet hjalpa en- manniska
ON hon winner hela verlden, men for
lorar sin sjal? - Matt. 16: 26.
"Huru mycket ar den har egendo-
men vard?" fragade en- here en- AMMAN,
da de redo forbi EFT statligt bonings-
hus, omgifvet af vackra, fruktbara ak
rar och angar. jag vet icke huru
mycket den ar varderad TILL" svarade
den tillfragade, men jag vet, hvad
den har kostat sin siste egare." "Hvad
da?" Hans sjal." I sin ungdom be-
kande han sig till Kristus, han hade
da plats som bitrade | EFT handelshus.
Han afgaf fortfarande med ord och
vandel ~vittnesbord ON sin tro, tilldess
han blef kompanjon | firman, men da
blef han efterhand mer och mer kali
sinnig / Diet andliga och egnade sig
med ALT Store intresse at sina affarer,
och salunda blef Guds ords ada sad
.forqvafd af denna verldens bekymmer.
Han blef utomordentligt rik pa pen
gar, men s& arm och fortorkad till sin
sjal, att ingen skulle kunnat ana, att
han en- gang hade varit en- troende
kristen. Slutligen k0pte han den har
stora egendomen, byggde delta statliga
hus, sjuknade har och dog"