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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-16
DELHI.

Miss Alice Piersol visited at Renville
Sunday.
Miss Hazel Browne of Redwood Falls
is guest of Mrs. II. j. Heath.
Mrs. F. J. Tibbetts and daughters
spent last week visiting at Renville.
]. L. Borg left Saturday for a few
days vacation in Chicago and st. Paul.
Miss Sadie Stewart returned Thurs
day from a ten days stay at Redwood
Falls.
Rev. Thad.T Creswell of Beloit, Wis,
occupied the pulpit in the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening.
Ernest Lagerstrom came up from
Minneapolis Saturday evening to spend
week with the home folks.
Lloyd and Cyril Browne of Redwood
Falls spent few days the past week
as the guest of Delhi friends.
Rev. c. g. Adams and Master Har,
old are enjoying two weeks vacation,
with the formers parents in Minneap-
oils
DR.. Creswell and family have been
entertaining Rev. Thad. T. Creswell
and son of Beloit, Wis, and Miss Ina
Scott of New York for the past week.
The following people took advantage
of the excursion to the cities Saturday:
Mr.. and.Mrs Fred. Klinge, Mrs Alvin
Small and the Misses Sadie and Bertha
Holt, Vesta Small and Elsie Terry and
Gilbert Small
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Deborah Adsit to Cora E. Adsit, e3
of nw4 of section %, Kintire, 81.
Cora E. Adsit to Grant E, Adsit, 81
of mel of section %, Kintire, 81.
Ottille Wichner to Thomas E. Slime,
lot 6 and nj of Z, Walnut Grove, $4,000
Charles L. Remington to Thos. Il.
Slime, lot II block 6, Walnut Grove,
and lot 8 block 8, Remington Park adj
dition to Walnut Grove. $3.50.
co. T. Newhouse to Paul A. Callag-
han, lot block IA, Wabasso, $1,000.
Deborah Adsit to Mary Edith
Straight, nj of mel of section II, Kin
tire, 81.
Martha M. Wilkins to J. s. Blow
mel of section "a and nw4 of sw4 of sec
ton 50, Sprlngdale, $4,000.
Seger o. Evenson and Peter A Even
son to August Knuepple, W. of nw4 0
section 25 and mel of section rs, Red
wood, $500.
w. ]. Swoffer to Frank Schandera
sci of section 80, Johnsonville, $780,
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The pupils and teachers of the
Presbyterian Sunday schools spent
yesterday at the lake park in an
nual picnic, and if it didn t rain the
aggregation had magnificent time,
as the arrangements we're OF the
best.
A parcel shower surprise in honor
of Miss Ethel Post, a prospective
September bride, was given by
Miss Grace Ferris and a merry
party of Miss Posts young lady
friends, members of Clark Miller 8
bible class, at the Ferris residence
on Wyoming street last Friday eve
ming. The shower developed quite
a downpour of beautiful and useful
articles, as we'll as a good time
socially Miss Post left this city
the first of the week for her home
in Chisago county, and next month
is to be united in marriage with
Mr.. w. Higgins, Duluth electri-
clan, who goes to Louisville with
his bride, as delegate to the ma
tional convention of electricians
his third year to be thus honored.
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CLEMENTS.

w. P. Schmidt of Morgan transacted
business here one day during the week.
Mr.. Ahiin and wife of Franklin Wis
tied with the Epple family last Thurs
day.
He. Warnke put in several days at
Milroy while his business block was
being reprinted.
Mrs. Jos. Penkert returned Friday
after spending week with her par
ents near Comfrey.
Threshing has begun and we hope
for more settled weather conditions
during that season.
Mr.. P. o. Clements is building q
house and barn on his farm south Of
the tracks which will be occupied by
Mr.. Jensen.
There will be change in butter.
makers in our creamery the 1st of Sept
Mr.. Vcigel having resigned, a new man
from Duluth has been engaged.
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oath NEWS.

Miss Ethel Hodge spent Sunday in
Minneapolis, the guest of her uncle
Jack McGetrick.
Mrs. Michael Wagner and son, Hugo,
were visiting friends at Vesta between
trains last Saturday.
Mrs. F. L. Tout and sister, Miss Ze-
lone Byington of Vesta, attended the
ladies' aid meeting at the Geo. Davis
home last Thursday afternoon.
w. R. Goudy. school clerk, received
a letter from Peter N. Haag the first OF
the week containing his resignation as
principal of the schools here Mr..
Haag has accepted the position of ag-
ent of the Sleepy Eye milling compa.
ny at Dudley, the third station west Of
Wabasso, on the Northwestern rail.
road.
The ladies' aid met at the pleasant
home of Geo. S. Davis and wife or
Thursday afternoon. The regular elec
ton of officers occurred at this meeting
and the following officers were elected
for the ensuing six months: President
/ Mrs. Geo. H. Johnson; vice president
Mrs w. R.. Goudy; secretary, Mrs. B
F. Bulen; treasurer, Mrs. " V. Vine
A fine supper was served after which
photographer Booen appeared on tn,
scene and took picture of the entir,
crowd.
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Gus. Larson spent Sunday with a
friend at Mankato.
f. l.. Tout and wife are visiting
friends at Mankato this week.
DR.. F. D. Gray was called to Red
wood Falls Friday on business
Mr.. Shaffer's brother, Fred and
family, were visiting here over Sum
day.
Mrs. E. B., Rollins and children re-
turned Saturday from visit with her
mother at Waseca.
Some of the Cottonwood people were
over Sunday to attend the services OF
the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. f. H. Rawlings of Milroy is Wis
ting at the home of her parents, j.
Frazier and wife this week.
Rev. McHenry, former pastor of
the Presbyterian church was renewing
acquaintance the past week.
Miss Marguerite Jacobson, former
teacher of the Vesta school is visiting
her sister, Mrs. g. Gallagher.
A music class has been started by
Miss May Scott, who has decided to
make her home here in the future.
The tennis grounds have been newly
refitted and tennis playing is very pop
ular among the young people at pres
ent.
The Farmers Elevator Co. is about
ready to begin business, having pur-
chased the Western elevator of this
place.
A lawn party was given at the home
of F. L. Tout Monday eveningin honor
of Misses Ida Crooks and May Scott
All present had an enjoyable time.
| Frank Jaehn of Springfield has the
contract for the erection of Bendix &
Dickson's new brick store building
They will commence work this week
Carl A. Dahl was operated on for ap'
pendicitis at the Vesta hospital Wed
nesday. His case was very serious and
at the time of the operation little hope
was entertained of his recovery, but al
present he is out of danger.
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VESTA.

Miss May Scott started music class
of eleven students this week.
Mrs. M. Wagner of Seaforth visited
with Mrs. Ufbach on Friday.
Gus. Larson returned form his vaca-
ton at Lake Madison Tuesday.
F. L. Tout and wife returned from
their visit with friends at Mankato
Tuesday.
Daniel Reagen was operated on for
a cancer of the lip at the Vesta hospi-
tai this week.
Contractor Jaehn offspring field began
work on Bendix & Dickson's new brick
store building this week.
Mrs. Mckinley and daughter, Stella,
of Marshall are visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. t. D. Barber.
Our tennis players are putting in
their extra time on the tennis grounds,
endearoring to keep cool this warm
weather.
Miss Ruby Wagner came up from
Mankato Tuesday for short visit with
friends, before returning to her home
in Wisconsin.
Carl Mueller leaves the Vesta hospi-
tai for his home this week, having I'M
der gone an operation for appendicitis
about two weeks ago.
We understand the Vesta Grain and
Fuel Co. has purchased the Western
elevator of this place and in few days
will be ready to transact business.
Mrs. M Andrews and Miss Anna
Sickman departed for the cities Satur-
day morning, where Mrs. Andrews in
tends to purchase her fall millinery
goods and Miss Sickman enters q
wholesale house.
(Too late for last week.
c. G. Draper departed for the cities
Saturday.
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GALES.

P. H. Kelly finished harvesting on the
9Th.
Martin Grunden threshed for neigh
bors.
MILO. met on the 2nd with Mrs.
H. X. Nelson.
Miss Vivian DeGroat went to Mar
shall Thursday.
Mr.. Carney and wife returned to
Tracy Wednesday.
Theodore Kahl and family recently
visited at Henry Nelson's.
Messrs. Bates, Larson and Hover
were guests Sunday at S. E. Weber's
Messrs. Partridge, Wood and families
were guests Sunday at the Nettwyynnt
S. P. Hicks had his barley threshed
last week and reports 35 bushels pei
acre.
Rev. E. G. Smith and family were
calling on friends the forepart of the
week.
Silas Palmer of Chicago, a cousin OF
s. P. Hicks, made the latter's children
happy by sending them a fine Shet-
land pony by express Tuesday.
Many neighbors and friends made
Mrs. Julia Larson and family good
bye visit before their removal to Min.
neota on the 14th. We all shall miss
them.
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OVERFLOW LOCALS.

Miss Ruby Curtis was visiting
with relatives in Echo during the
past week.
Master James Mcmillan returned
from his extended visit to Alexan-
dria on Friday of last week.
Robert Cooper came in from We
.natchee Sunday evening, weighing
80 pounds less than when he left
here.
Over 100 residents of this city
took advantage of the cheap excur-
cursion rates to the Twin Cities
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Frank 6. Hubbard enter
tanned the members of the 1895 class
of high school graduates at her
, home on Monday evening of last
week. Mrs. Hubbard was mem
Der of that class.
Dear Gust have solved the mother
in-law problem, just give her regularly
HOLSTERS ERocky Mountain Tea. 1t
will makesher healthy. happy and do
cile as lamb. 35c tea or tablets at H.
M. Hitchcock's.
There will be quarterly meeting
at the Evangelical church in North
Red wood, commencing on the eve
ming of Aug. 25th, and continuing
over Sunday. Rev. ]. Manthey
will conduct the services.
John Brainerd and wife and
Mrs. G. S. Brainerd came up from
Blooming Prairie last Thursday,
having two of his grandchildren
with him, and spent some time with
Mrs. M. L. Finn and family.
Kumm & Donovan have purchased
the Harry Thorn stock of blacksmith
supplies and now have complete line
of mower and sickle sections, which
they are selling at 5 cents each. The
firm also handles John Deere pillow
lays. If you want anything in this
| inc call on them. Soft.
AS soon as George NJ. Browne re-
turned from Idaho the St. Louis Of
fetal in charge of agents rendered
him position on that road, where
he bad been trusted and faithful
employee before leaving for the
Pacific coast. George accepted and
was Immediately assigned to relief
work at Madison, where be is tenn
Eporarily located.
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FOUND DEAD.

Joseph Harker, a farmer residing
near Vesta. and cousin of Mrs.
Martin Lohrenz of this city, was
found dead in the grove on his farm
Sunday morning.
There were no indications point
ing to violence and the coroner con.
cluded that death resulted from
heart trouble.
Harker leaves a wife and four
children, all girls.
The funeraloccurred from theresa
dence Monday afternoon or yester
day morning.
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BELVIEW.
RELv1Ew AND ITS BORDER.

A. Leonard is having residence
erected on his farm south of town.
Billie O'Connor and family spent
Sunday of last week with J. M, Thomp-
son and family.
The school house has been greatly
improved in appearance by the
application of two good coats of paint.
DR.. Jerome Simpson dropped into
BelvIew on run out of Redwood Falls
during the early portion of last week
E. l.. Marchant has sold his barber
shop to A. F. Abraham of Sleepy Eye,
who has already taken charge of the
same.
At the last meeting of the council
.S15225 was ordered assessed up against
lot IA, block 4, by reason of the village
having constructed cement sidewalk
along the same. The payment must be
made in three annual payments of S50.-
IS each.
Lyle Edgar Peterson and Mise Amy
Adsit were united in marriage by Rev.
f. Y. Searles. at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. III. Adsit, in this
village, last Wednesday, the ceremony
commencing at $50 O'Clock. Only inn
mediate relatives and neal. friends
were present at the ceremony. A
luncheon was served after the services.
The bride is a most charming young
lady, who has spent all of her days
around Belview. The couple will re-
side on the Adsit farm near town.
independent: The work of correct
ing the census schedules of Kintire and
Swedes Forest townships has been
completed by A. o. Gimmestad. who
was authorized to do the work by
Supt Wright, and the result is the
addition of 124 names in Kintlre and
40 names in Swedes Forest. The final
count gives Kintire 4S9 and Swedes
Forest 339, while the correct count for
the village is 31S. The net gain in the
entire enumeration district is 1877 which
certainly helps some.
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For Sale.

A full-blooded Polled- Aberdeen An
gus bull, about FIVE half-blood Polled-
Aberdeen Angus calves, three good
mich cows, lot of other young stock,
and q four-horse power with Hero
grinder, are all offered for sale at very
low prices and reasonable terms by
Harris Peavey, one mile north of Red
wood Falls. on Ramsey creek 2-2t
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-16
WABASSO.
From The Standard

Leo Aftermath has purchased the
meat market of Gilbert Bigot.
Echommer s. Braun have purchased
Roehl's dray line and ice business.
Howard Pickett has returned from
the Springfield hospital, where he was
successfully operated upon for Appendix
citis.
Mrs. Henry Sparkling and Miss
Eischen have returned from their ex-
tended visit with relatives and friends
in Illinois.
Mrs. W. A. Hubbard and children of
Minneapolis have been visiting with
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For Sale

at a bargain. One I2-horse power
Gaar-Scott engine and one 4-roll Nc
Cormick corn shredder, both in excel
lent condition. Inquire of Henry Sim
ondet, North Redwood, Mimi. 1-tf-
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Low Rates to Kansas City. Mo-,
Via the Northwestern Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold August % to
81, inclusive. with favorable return
limits. on account of Annual Conven-
ton National Firemen's Association.
Apply to agents Chicago & Northwest
ern BY.
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For Sale Cheap.

A good house and lot, house having
large cistern and good we'll. Good
barn on premises. All in good repair.
Inquire of Robinson & Co. 1-tf
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VALUE OF BY-PRODUCTs

o.. uan, indu.iric. tle utilization of
t0.. n,-rf.luat. na.c au thc difference
I..t..... .....ff and In.. Do has only been.
. De-, .,...- .inc. tre value of COTTON seed
a.a- l..aenll.a Sow thc solo of tic -erd
.aauaII.. add. about So. uuU 10000 to tuc
value of tbe cotton crop Doe the frst
aftec the oil B.. extracted ana the pulp IS
ground into meal. which may hc used Go
feed stock or as a fertilizer A writer iu
southern Field gives some facts of inter
r-t DOB thi. connection. uc saws.
-I.tre ave about 600 cotton ul mills
Ir th, southern cotton Leit where
there we're oul, flty or SIXTY some ten
wears ago. and thc, represent an invest
airut oi more than S5uuuOuOO. ltuould
uat readily Occult to The uuiuiiiatcd that
tacrc i-a distinct and intimate relation
between this industry aud thc srett nraf
r.ckIa1 inagrtrg oi the couutr,--a relt-
tiousuip which is gradually accomplishing
change OF base iu the packing business.
Already ibis relation has resulted during
the past ten sears bee thc establishment iu
che Southern states of a ahatioirs aud
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n. Dinxes. its Secretary. ana duly sc-
kno~ledget By them. having been pre-
sented 20 the State Corporation Conmis-
sion. and the fee. u anv. required by Law
uoon said enendment having been paid,
the State Corporation Commissions having
examined said certificate. nov declares
that the said corporation. the keystone
Coal and Iron Company. has complied With
the require uaents Of Law. and IL entitled 20
the amendment o. alienation Of it, char
ter set forth in said certificate changing
par value of i.s share. And Il is there
fore ordered that the charter Of the Kew
stone Coal ard Iron Company. corpora
ti0n created nv Circuit Court Of Wise
County he aud the same i amended snd
altered in the manner and for the purpose
set forth in said certificate, to the same
extent as II the same were nov herein
Transcribed in fun. pursuant 10 the pro-
visions Of an act of the General Assembly
Of Virginia, entitled IAN Act concerning
corporations" which became a law the
2ist dsy OF NAV. 1908.
Aud said certificate. With this order, j.
hereby certified TO the Secretary Of tbs
Z Commonwealth for record.
BEvEuLrr 7. CrrNr,
tSE,Ll Chairman
JouS A. Ursuvr. Clerk.
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RESPON StBlLlTY AT PORT
ARTHUR.

Comment en ttc rcspousihiiiics thc
japanese have, uoo tbst Port Arihur has
fauen. 0iu hclp fhc rcsliae puhlic Go
comprehend tAe immcnsits of that iu-
strtuuou. The Japanese have saniiatlan
aud tle medical Gaze 90 sixteen Thousand
pensioners ou their hands Ihes have I'D.
.o tlN OATS oi mcndine su establishment
chat was snrreudered 20 tbem partly he-
cause it he'd hecsmc uuinhahittiic The
tort aus the town arcta state ct semi-
demolition. aud there sill be much work
ani heavy cNpeucc 90 rut them in even
Temporary repair OF course. not erers-
thing ~ll be undertaken az oace. The
Japsness will probably get rt ci ss many
VI their prisioaers a. they can GA terms
that sil keep thea from pariicraten iu
The aghtine which msF be imniucnt. aud
thes siN prepare 10 push ou te ofhel
2oinis and make it earm Tor She Russian.
ia Nsuchafis
TIE rsGactipn ~ Fsft Arihur. hosevrf
snsg be regarded ~ srest etou
achievement for oue eiuscg'- csupsign
.na thefe - noi stfsng nrsi.tisnilt sl
.noihrs zrcst hattie fiii -psias shall com,
sud sofsea she SQuaiioes. n lopks eesi
enoagh ~ paper 20 simFis n.rck IN and
taks posse-ssso Of ihe pot that has been
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- sisrea, hoist the esg and rejoice for
fe~ hoorr. and then march on TO other
couQues,s while the enemy Il demoraiited
~ defeat and the people Of Russia are de-
pressed Bat the eictsrs have their ouu
dead and uoanded 70 take care Of AZ vel,
as the dead aid wounded Of ths despoiied.
And thew have a. ecquire fresh men and
nsw supplies ana ne reeGnipped generally.
War j. breaking up enterprise for both
sides "a j. really worse. a. general
proposition, than described Il. The Jap
aness victory j. a great one. but the i'm
mediate acquisition IL hospital and a
harucl house --Cincinnati Enquirer.
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a Very Close Call.

II stuck TO nv engine. although every
Joint ached aud eycv nerve ~as rscked
With pain" writes C.. " Bethany a loco
motive fireman. Of Darling. Iowa. Il was
weak aud pale, ~tthout any appetite and
an run down. AL WAS about 70 give up,
got a hottie of Eiec.ric Biftcrs. and after
taking e.. ] fell as we'll ~ ever did In
nav life Weak. sickls, run down people
always gain new life, strength and vigoi
from their usc. lrv them. Satisfaction
guaranteed by J W Kelly Price see
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N Ss7I'W kOTfulk@Mest
Schedule in Effect

81" go
LEAVE NORTON-9.lOa. oil. and
m for B,aedeld and iates
stations
LEAVE BLUEFlELD-l0'o5 o..
Roanoke, Lsuchhurg, Norio,
points on Shenandoah Vale. I
man sleeper Co Roanoke and 4
60 New York. Parior Car l.ai
20 Norfolk.
$50 O. a., except sunday. ior t0tl
and intermediate points.
$50 p. M, daily, Roanoke, Lyuchuar-
intermediate stations, Pullman =
ca Go Philadelphia via hagers .H
Gao D. m. for Roanoke, Lyuchnu.
Norfolk.
$50 a. "a for Columbus and local sia'i
s 80 p. m for keuova, Cincinnati. Da
bus and the West, Pullman sittf'
Ciuciunati and Columbus, Cate Cd
Vivian.
LEAVE BBiSTOI-Daily, e.i5a. n
rive st East Radtord i 80 a u. 81
at Roanoke les p. m. a.ro
Lynchhurg at 3.35 g. m- -iii
Petersburg l;55 p. M, arrive 10 Z
moud 9.u5 p. M, arrive al 40.
lo:3u PIN. Pullman sleeper io
York via Hagertown aud Has 'o
Pullman Buffet Psrlor Car koane'
Norfolk
700 p. m. flimitedl ar
Roanoke 1850 p. IA. SOLE
With Pullman sleeVeis 80 Nt-.
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia a.d
York via Lyuchburg. Pulinlaa >.
er Pulaski 10 Norfolk ani Lsa
10 Richmond.
90 p m. daily for ali points nei'
Bristol aud i.ynchhurg. Counee
East Radfosd at 5:57 n- ei
ST Louis Express for all points
aud northwest. Pullman 0'e'
East Radford TO Columbus tia'
aud Cincinnati aud East ktdion
Philadelphia via Roanoke
For further information applg 10
W. J.. SrAFfoED, Ticket age
Bristol,
W B. BEvIiL. G.. 7. A.
MI BRAee, Y ?. A.
Roauns'
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VIRGiNlA.-Iu the Clerks Office Of th,
Circuit Court Of Wise County. the 10th
dav of July. 1904.
Tho foregoing charter amendment and
cerfid .atc of thc Secretary Of the Com
monTeaith thereon was this dav receive,
dn'y recorded. and certified Co ihe Clerl
of The State Corporation Commission.
Ia-ffs
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Ne. . connects "a hrIstoi ~sth irtiu
No. { for locai stations 90 Virginia pivls-
ion. l. a q stations aud Cincinnati, Lon-
issine. Ane poiuts West, south~est,
North. Northagst. also witb y a " ky,
Tor poiuts Essi. ass sith Southern kg
for point, ~euth.
rtis train alec makes connection 30
Eiiraheihton sita r. i. a " y. 4. trails
leaYiug Cranbsrr, ea a. M Central
Tius
Nos 1onueeis 90 Bristol sith iraio No
? FROM al points West. local stAtions on
Ian aud NirEiaia Division, Rod Al
Bias Cts eith Southern Nv. train from
shs South, connection 81 also wate a
Fl:rahethtau uiih E.I a ". y. c. train
asririor ss Craabsgrg. \. c., AS p. o.
Ceutrai iime.
Ne. ooaaects a. Appaiachia for al
stations Ga So L.&N X r. ard carries
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEriN1 CARS
from
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Rleenrty z. crtur- Chairman.
uENnf faigrNN HHNEq q. SrUaUr.
CITY OF RICHMOND, iith dsy Of July,
1904
The accompanying certificate for an
amendment Co the charter ct thc KEYSTONE
Coal aud Iron Company made 10 accord
auce wiih law, by George burnbsm, Jr
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