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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-08
scenes.

Sift one quart of flour; add half q
teaspoon of salt, a teaspoon Of sugar, q
tablespoon of lard, one beaten egg, two
teaspoons of cream tartar, one of soda
and a pint of sweet milk. Mix to a
thick batter, drop in squares on Il very
hot, creased griddle, and bake brown
on both sides. Serve with butter and
honey.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-08

Wet q half cake of grated vanilla
chocolate with three tablespoonfuls of
milk, rubbing them together, a little
at a time, that they may be thoroughly
blended; neat the mixture into an egg
that has been whipped light with a cup
of powdered sugar, then cook in a
granite-lined saucepan until thick, STIR
ring constantly.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-08
State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo, Lucas Coun-

", S..
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner Of the firm of F. ]. Cheney
q Co.. doing business in the City of To-
ledo, County and State aforesaid, and that
DRIED DOLLARS for each and every case
of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use
of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed i'll my
presence, this 9Th day OF December. A.. D.
1856. A. w. GLEASON,
tScalD Notary Public.
Halrs Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Send for testimo-
mails. free. F. J. CHENEY co.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists. roc.
Take Hans Family Pills for consultation.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-08
Not a DoubCer.

"Do you believe" queried the, maid,
shat suffering and severe trials purify
the character?'
Certainly" replied the old bachelor.
+'I've heard of several cases where men
were reformed by getting married."
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-08
KING ALFONSO WEBS.
MARRIAGE TAKES PLACE MID
SCENES OF GREAT POMP.
All Turns Ont to Cheer
Young Monarch and Princess VIC
toria, His Bride, ms Pageant Trnv-
erscs Streets.

King Alfonso of Spain and Princess
Victoria of Battenberg. niece of King
Edward. were married at 400 Thurs
day in the church of San JeroniIno, Ma
drid, in the presence of h leading no.
bles and grandecs Of Spain, the repre-
Sentatives ot the royal houses of Europe
and ENJOYS from the principal govern
ments of the world. The Archbishop of
Toledo performed the ceremony.
All Madrid wa out early to see the
marriage procession from the royal pal
ace to the church through the princi-
pal streets of the capital. The state car
riage, in which the king rode, was
drawn by richly caparisoned horses,
and the pageant passed between al
most solid lines of troops, back OF
which the crowds jammed the side
walks and cheered the royal pair. The
spectacle was the most imposing seen in
Spain since the marriage of the queen,
mother to King Alfonso NIL, over TWEEN
ty years ago,
Princess Victoria was escorted to the
ministry of marine, where she took her
place in one of the royal coaches to
await the main procession. The brides
carriage was shOWered with flowers by
the people as it passed along, while
cheers resounded for the new queen of
Spain.
Scene at Church magnificent.
The scene ut the church was magnif-
,ent. The interior was brilliantly light
ed and filed with flowers. The gold
laced uniforms of the hiGh Officials and
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-08
reformed.

De Tanque-Guzzler hasn't been
around lately. 1 wonder If anything
is wrong with him? O'Soaque-T'm
afraid so. / heard he was. going to Be
Observation-Disclosures Record.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-08

we suppose 81 and $1.5o prices at
the theater may be described a un-
popular prices"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-08

Lazy men are always. willing to Wsgk
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-08

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sick and
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-08

~ ASNo
of his engagement had been a great dis
appointment after Harrison's frequent
visits to the rectory and the attentions
he had shown to Connie. murmured her
admiration of his delightful manner
into the ear of q neighbor as Connie
and Mildred went off on the arms Of
two particularly eligible young men to
join in the lancers.
How %splendidly you have managed
everything Mrs. Shackel murmured
presently to her host as he deposited
his partner, the village DOCTORS ~taciturn
wife, with an air of relief on a chair
by Mrs. Shackel's side when the grand
chain had been gone through for the
last time. REALLY, you bachelors quite
teach us a lesson! BY the way, how
late Mrs. Smythe Isl"
oh" said Harrison. st isn't half
past nine vet. But I didn't know Mrs.
Smyrhe was in Arlemere. Hasn't she
been staying with her mother-in-Iaw!'
yes, but she returned last night
explained Mrs. Shackel, tanning herself
laboriously. II supposed she had come
back on purpose. But she is an uncer-
ain kind Of person. One never quite
knows how to take her. She wrote
rather an odd letter to Connie the other
day, I thought. She made no reference
to your engagement-and she has al
ways professed t be so fond of Isabel
-or to your dance, though Connie, of
course, told her all about It, She sim
ply said she was returning home 0
than she had intended on rather TN.
pheasant business 1t is tnat nUTsslEaid
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sole and absolute control OF everything In
connection with the issuing OF the pro-
posed charter, or amendment, In the
methods noW pursued and under The forms
nov prescribed. All matters or doubt or
difficulty shall be referred to the chair
man; tue others when ready. to be laid at
stated intervals before the chairman and
the, clerk for their signatures. This to
INCLUDE the responsibility for transmitting
all papers to the Secretary of the Com
mg ap,1, J., and Of the nothcati9ns and
for foreign LICENSES are to take the same
course. Mr.. Tyler IL to have sole and
complete charge and control, and to be
responsible for the proper entries in the
two, two books kept by Miss Della Powell
ters and OF foreign licenses are entered.
whom Mr. Newly shall. perform the
necessary typewritten work, to constitute
Il charter department and have full and
compe,e authority in It, and, be, .rrespon-
sible for everything connected with 1t to
the commission. TO them shall also be
referred at once, without; delay. all bond
and stock statements, as they come in and
for the. examination and correction and
filing. of the same, they shall be respon-
Gilla
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Overheard Conversation.

Other employees of the commission have
overheard eN, m !I conversation with Mr.. Lanier
Messrs, Tyler and Newly for their ser ns
vices to the Virginia Corporation Com
pany Uncorporatedl.
Tyler was to let I.anier know how
worth, and Mr.. Newly was informed that
he would get what WAS due him on the
LIST of April that conversation taking
place some time in the month OF March.
1t Is a significant fact, and worthy of
your investigation, that the Incorporating
and Trust Corporation. Il rival company
to the Virginia Corporation Company Din
corporated), has never been sent any
forms on which to make the reports re-
CURED under sections 80 and ii of the
tax law. The attention Of the commits
sion, presumably Mr.. I.anier or Mr.. Ty-
ler has been called to it severa! times
by telephone. and this company has not
been able to get the blanks. IT is very
manlfets TO ME that these employees OF the
State Corpora ton Commission, who are
in the pay, of the Virginia Corporation
Company dncorporatedD. are endeuvoring
to harass rival company and that the
latter company is not receiving that fair
and impartial treatment which 1t Is your
duty to mete out to all the corporations
under it's jurisdiction. An officer of the
Incorporation and Trust Company Is my
authority for the foregoing statement.
While ! am most DESTROYS of giving
YOU any and all information regarding
the irregularities now existing In this
department of the State government, and
Unnecessary to further elaborate, as the
instances cited will, ] suppose, be amply
sufficient for you ia conduct an inyes-
tigation, which invite.
1t has come to mo from various sources
that several lawyers are complaining
loudly about the conditions OF affairs
surrounding this matter. and I have bent
my best energies to quiet them II would
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Mr.. Laniu.
STOMACH ON THE BRAIN.
What If Man Gain the Whole World
and Lose His Appetite

and Lose His Appetite
The man with a well-behaved stomach
never thinks about it. He eats what he
likes and likes what he eats. He knows
stomach that will easily digest it. All
things look good to him. he will sit close
to the table, and with merry twinkle
in his eye and n world-peace expression,
he will start" on the delicious meal be-
But the man with the bad. brashy.
gurgly stomach is tho man who is always
thinking about it. He can seldom eat
what he eats. His stomach worries him
before meals. after meals and between
meals. It Is on his brain. 1t robs him of
his cheer and interferes, with his daily
work. Around him is a dark spirit which
presses itself forward in his thoughts.
crying: II am agony, am disgust, I am
nausea. am sickness, larisnor. worry:
! am conceived in quick lunches and
rob brains Of their force and bodies Of
their life. l steal away nerve and vim.
i bring heart disease and apoplexy. |
make the world a pit OF WEAKNESS and
darkness. am Woe ! am aea5n. ! am
light and future health, because by my
gloomy presence ! give you warning and
q chance to escape me.
y This Is a bad dream, but 1t Is the daily
dream Of the dyspeptic. II It were not
for the white we couldn't tell the black.
If it wore not for dyspepsia W.. couldn't
know the Joy. the happiness of q we'll
ordered digestion. All the world looks
bright to a man of good health, and good
health is Impossible without a good. hardy
stomach. And any sick or weak stomach
Gamble made q good strong one by just
food for YOU, instead q letting your tired
lets are the most effective little tablets
in the, world for this very thing. r. you
nausea, aversion to food. brash. irritation,
sour stomach heartburn or dyspepsia,
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will stop it
because one grain of an Ingredient OF
these tablets will digest 5000 grains Of
food.
Your stomach Il overworked Let II
take a rest. YOU'RE not yourself when
YOU have u bad stomach, These tablets
will do THE work that the stomach has
clearly and give you ambition and power
to concentrate your attention on your
work. You'll feel good. You should
always xhayesa bon Of stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets on Your dining table. They will
make you get nll the good possible out
OF everything you eat. and youth enjoY II,
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staff of this commission are paid en-
ployes Of this company.
The far-reachng possibilities of Injury
to this and every department. of the State
government by being brought under sus-
plcion and no longer trusted by the peo-
pie Is incalculable.
In making this report feel that have
done my whole duty TO you commission
ers, the Governor. who appointed you. and
to myself, as your clerk. whom II was
your pleasure to select, and whose pleas
ure 1t has been to honestly and consci-
entously, to the best of his ability, per-
form the several duties assigned to him
in recognition of your preference and in
respect of his oath of office.
Very respectfully.
JOHN A. UPSHUR, Clerk.
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See the New Shirt Waists

70 above, which Is calenlated to create
lle impression upo,i .,c III of the party
Company dncorpct rs !, greater I'M
tluence with thisfca,i-la OH than any
INDIVIDUAL or eompitt,y eGl.d rave totner
than themselves) 10 p.evcnt the imposI-
tlon of fines and forfeitlres for non-corrl-
pliance with the statute That quotations
We think, however. that we can pre-
vent these penalties from being imposed
made at this time and your taxes paid.
Inc amount OF fees and taxes now due.
ing these reports and seeing to the pay
nent OF these taxes. and will represent
or complying with the requirements OF
the law, and thereby avoid future
trouble for q fee of 50"
do not think You Will End that any one
connected With the commission has, Ior
the commission, written letters to Tins
company on or about the dates referred
BY the above have endeavored to es-
tabiish the r,.,s eor rec Of my surm.ss
for the Virginia Corporation Company
Uncorporated) the list of delinauents he
was instructed by the chairman to make
for Your use.
think i have also established the fact
that the Virginia Corporation Company
(lncorporated) wishes to create the i'm
preston upon the minds of their clients
and prospective clients that they are In
position to exercise influence with the
commissions, which 1t would be impossible
for an individual or other corporation to
do.
would not, of course, upon my own
initiative, open up correspondence with
the parties named In the delinquent list,
and who have been communicated with
by the Virginia Corporation Company Gin
corporatedD, but feel very certain that
II such action We're taken or authorized
by you. you would find that each and
every company upon the delinquent list
had been written to by the Virginia Cor-
poration Company dncorporated).
II this list was not furnished by some
one In this office how would 1t be pos
sible for the Virginia Corporation Cons
pany (incorporuteD to know the deIn-
qucnt companies by name. and the adj
dress of their oiticers2 Their general
counsel Mr.. Irving L. Campbell. has not
worked in this office (as Indicated In my
previous reporD since q date prior to
April 18th.
/ could so further into matters of the
~
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Papers Which Have Caused Widest Specula-
ton Read to Legislative Committee Sit
ting in Open Session in Capitol
ASKED TO MODIFY LANGUAGE
Upshur in Letters to the Corporation Commission Indi
Gates Wherein He Was Urged to Expunge Certain
Objectionable Statements.

The report OF Mr. John A. Upshur chief clerk the Vir
GINA Corporation Commission made the Commission under
OF April ~ herewith in full with the supplemental
report and all the letters which passed Upsu
the Commission.
These mysterious papers containing the charges against
Major A. Sidney Laner which he and Messr A. NJ Tyler
and W. Newly dismissed from services Commits
.
Major Laner made every effort in his power inform him
self OF the OF the charges but denied by the Commits
sion and by Mr. Upsu Major William A. Anderson attorney
general having decided that the Upshur documents prv
legged communications.
The final move of Major Laier learn the Of his dis
msa from the employ of the State bring alleged
libel against Mr. Upsur and thus force the papers daylight
the courts.
The various reports and letters from which date the disruption
in the Commission appended are appended:
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Incontestable Evidence.

AS further conclusive and incontestable
evidence that this stamp must be used
by Mr. Lanier in some way in transmit
ting letters to parties with whom he COM
municates as assistant clerk to this COM
mission, / will refer You to a letter so
written by him under date of March "a,
1905. to Messrs. Dockery and Cameron,
attorneys and counsellors. Rockingham,
N. c.. In which he details the papers that
have to be filed by a foreign corporation
entering the State, and how and In what
amounts. and to whom the checks for the
fees and charges should be made, which
letter you will find filed with the papers
In Foreign License 357. and to which no
answer to the commission or its assistant
clerk has been made: but remittances
we're made direct and the papers for
pany dncorporatedl, who paid the fees
by their own checks. rs follows: Check
No. IA. March 81. 1905. to State Corpora
ton Commission. 81. This check l have
81, 1905. to Secretary of the Common
wealth. SO. which check was forwarded by
Nv. Fggleston April 8. 1875.
Mr.. Lanier has been SO public in HIS
and was the principal mover in the yir
ginia Trust and Charter Corporation. the
name of which was afterwards changed
by amendment to Virginia Corporation
Company dncorporated) and further
statement from him that he was to re-
ceiye stock for his services. is fully shown
to be true as is demonstrated by the fol-
lowing. which appears on the financial
statement as to the basis of financial plan
of stock to be issued by the Virginia Cor
poration Company Gncorporated). pur-
sl.ant to section 16i. OF the Constitution.
70. X. and signed q: S. sLanier, as
sistant clerk. and which is now filed
with charter 1924:
Five shares will be issued in considera
ton of services and promoting the COM
pany. In drafting and procuring the char
ter, in organizing the company and in
judgment of the board of directors that
the. said services are of the value of that
said shares of stock at par. and the said
ment Of the said five shares OF stock. All
of which appears from asresolution of the
board Sa,.l Of directors. duly 1 reeordeil.
April /, 1906 = = ~ rfss''eh''
with the Virginia Corporation Company
Incorporated lin conductinsLts business
affairs. both while In this office and dur
ing. the several hours during, office hours
which he spends in that company's office
IN the American National Bank building.
in which Messrs. Lanier and Tyler and
Corporation Company Incorporated) dur
and during which time they We're recelv-
ing pay from the State of Virginia:
Mr.. Lanicr.
April Accepted records. publicly stated
by him to be for the Virginia CORPORATION
April 5-Same work from $40 too P. M.
APRIL a "a an H2nl In the
eomp as Once s 70 Mr. Ne@by at
there by telephone. Dictated letters to
he wrltten for the Virginia Corporation
Company incorporated to Mr.. Newly at
Ia N
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make speciality of this work and would
give the matter prompt attention."
Under date of March Is, 1905. Mr.. John
son replied to the Virginia CORPORATION
Conn cSpany Wa Saye rs
ferfed your letter, with the accompany
Ing circular, to our counsel, r.. l.. Par
reasons not necessary to go into here, We
are not Just now ready to ask for re-
duction OF our normal capitalstock."
On March 81. 1879, the Virginia Cor
Patton, president, apparently re-opened
the question as a new matter with the
Longdale. Iron Company authenticated
which was attached one of their penalty
circuIars," and stated .'as a domestic cor
poratlon company qncorpora,ed), by j.,
enc 3D. Will doubtless pc Of interest to
further information Is desired, we Will be
glad to furnish IT, (Marked circular In
my possession)
Under date Of April IL. 1905, Mr.. r. L.
toned correspondence, with the state
ment that might use 1t as / saw fit. I
would state, for your information, that
Mr.. Parrish does not know how I am to
use it.
1t might not be amiss for me to advise
you Of the following quotation from the.
letter of the Virginia Corporation Com
pany Qncorporated) under date OF March
1--WE would say that In all matters which
come to us through membera Of the bar
we make a proper division OF fees we
would be glad to correspond with you
further In this matter. II you consider
our suggestion practicable"
Mr.. Lanier has in his desk rubber
stamp, an impression OF which you will
find on the paper attached, and which Is
marked Exhibit b. This stamp was
exhibited by me to a discreet third party
in the open drawer of Mr.. Lanier's desk;
and as further evidence that he Is
using 1t, please refer to the Office Mem
eign License 357, which was issued to
Portner Distillery Company on April 3,
1QOS
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Would Speak to None.

in my possession):
P5S xssa1 t. Rs
and Iron, Company, Clifton Forge. Va,
bs da1s Mar'h pre 70 d and sgne
think, from the verbiage and general
style. an Investigation on your part viii
reveal the fact that Il IS the dietatlon
eomsson his letter reei sasrf the 81 f sht
that Mr. p Patton had made an est.
ore and Iron Company. filed with The he
State Corporation. Commission, and finds
that they are paying the State an annual
registration fee and franchise tax of S425
upon their maximum capital stock OF
$1,000, as authorized by the charter,
h Capital g 70 WSpa esa tbe amen a9
stock they actually have issued, it would
mean a saving to them OF 800 annually
ssM STATS. o. course ~ouia pc a loss TO the
lor i e aee,emplish this desired end FOR a
e COZ OF an amount of from $40 to
Company dncorporatedJ, and that the
further expense attached to drawing the
smaSe going M9u 10 h. a ETsa a oSppTs
Ing fees II the various departments Of the
pany Qncorporated) make a Speciality
promp s ana w9ha I s ser the
ferred by Mr. Taylor to Mr.. j.. u Biz
I 3 treasurer Of the company, who In
at covington. with the statement: '":These
people sent US circular letter on this
Sending YOU o have had G no c tare a
ence with them direct, as I sent the let
ter ter I 70 you and asked you to write them,
March Is, 1906 from Mr.. Parrish to The
Nirsina Corporation Company dncor-
h haH San that Their letter
that he would TRY, to serve my elients
and to pr9mote their interests as best
there is any possible way to save them
so. u am familiar with the forms Of re-
attention to them.
Under date Of Msprh g. 1SS Mr. Pat
Know that the Alleghaay % ore + and d Iron ron
liberty haa s sans ad st@R oqe
MUTUAL ri etsxif y pa Gas
if We can eo-operate With You t'h any nss Of
these matters We should be very glad to
do SO, and trust that the same might DO
Under date of March IT. 1906, Mr.. Pat
ton addressed q letter to Mr. j. g. John
son. manager, Longdale Iron Company
authenticated copy In my. possession, In
which he states Upon examination of
the report of the Lnpgdale Iron Company,
filed with the State Corporation COM
mission, we find you are, paying an an
nual tax of s7o5s upon s6,OOO.OOO, the maxi.
mum amount Of capital You are allowed
to issue under the charter. The same re-
ports gives the actual issue Of stock as
$3.50, 900, Ryan amendment to the charter
reducing the maXimum to Sl,Ooo0pD the
tax would be $22o, u saving of S503 per am
num-. He then offers the services of the
Virginia lCorporat;oa Company dncpr-'
.porated) for q consideration of $50, to he
paid TO that company, to draw the amends
ment, the. extra expenses being about 81
for recording fees In the various depart
.sr So I ls5 stare. He further states that
i. at any future time, the Longdale Iron
crease the maSimum capital, Il could he
clone at costs not exc etiing the amounts
named above Incurred in the reduction.
lie closes his letter by stating that 1--WE