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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-09-13
Poisoned by Dried Beet.

Kalamazoo, Mich, Sept. IL. - Ten
persons In three different families OF
this city are lying at the point OF
death from the effects OF eating dried
beef delivered to their homes by a
man who can not be located. A par
tial investigation revealed that the
meat came originally from one OF the
large packing houses. The physi
clans are OF the opinion that some
sort of embalming fluid used as pre-
servative was used in the beef and
caused the poisoning.
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u. V. [. Encamnment.

Columbus. o.. Sept ll,-Delegates
and visitors came in large numbers to
attend the national encsmpment OF
the Union Veteran Legion, and will
remain the larger part OF the week,
The principal meeting win begin
Wednesday morning at Memorial hall.
but preliminary committee meetings
and conferences were held Tuesday.
The big parade win be Wednesday
and the Joint campfire will be We'd
nesday night. at which the most prom
inent persons In the Union Veteran
Legion and In the Grand Army ana
their auxlliaries viii speak Choruses
by the old soldiers will be sung, and
q program Of great merit be followed
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-09-13
Labor Day:Its Meaning.

/
Labor day! Much can be said
of the day observed by the toilers
in celebration of the srrong bond
of unity responsible for the great
advancement which has been theirs
during the past twenty years OF
more--which has done more toward
the uplifting of the toiling millions
than has all the Legislation of the
past century.
Today the hosts of Labor parade
the streets, proud Of their achieve
ments and seeking to impress all
with their wonderful strength. To-
morrow, and the units will have
dissolved into millions of "frag-
ments," and not until another year
rolls round will demonstration OF
the power of Labor again be made
To those acquainted with the
history of Labor the celebration of
Labor Day is (paradGxicaI tho it
may seem) both happy and an
unhappy occasion-happy, because
it serves to reveal the wond derful
power possessed by Labor ;unhappy
because that great power is not
directed along other and greater
lines than the mere requirement of
higher wage and shorter hours.
The principles and policies of
Labor today are the same as those
of twenty years ago. Despite the
fact that changes haYe been effect
ed in practically every form of
association, Labor clings to its
oldtime principles and policies of
unity, u greater wages and shorter
hours. Practically all of these
have been secured, yet like a man
grown old, Labor eXpends is ener-
gies in recounting the deeds of
years gone by with scarce a
thought of the needs of today or
of the future.
Sooner or later, the sleeping
e.;ont33 ,,nat ouoba .n1 attain I'm
greater and better things. The
child in the factory must be liber-
ated to the end that he may be
moulded into the form of man
and become good, upright, citi-
zen; the ruthless exploitation of
the people by INSCRIPTIONS and
unlawful combinations must be
stopped forevermore; provision
must be made for those who fall
by the wayside in the struggle for
existence; recognition of existing
conditions must be given and in
telligence applied in their correc-
tion-and all these great and gra nd
essentials to human betterment will
come when the toiler is made to
realize that he is something more
than a mere newer of wood and
drawer of water--that he is a man
as great q contributor to and as
great a sharer in the plans of the
Cretor as is any other man.
All honor to Labor for what has
thus far been achieved. May the
celebration of today be the means
of paving the way to greater and
better things.-Press Post.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-09-13
Harner Goes Eree.

Detroit, Mich, Sept. l1.-Floyd Har-
John E Daley. in November. 1904.
when the latter attempted to arrest
two burglars. was given his freedom.
as the state was unable to locate i'm.
portant witnesses. without whom a
conviction was impossible. At his
previous trial Harper was convicted
and sentenced to life imprisonment.
but was granted a new trial by the
state supreme court
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-09-13

- greater honor could Russell Sage show human being
M than that he paid Margaret Olivia his wife, when he
] made her custodian of his milions-hs UNTRAM-
J MELED HIGH ALMONERl Think what testimony
he bore her high mental physical and spiritual attain
men Think of his long of the friendship
that closest corporation loving but CHILDLESS MARRIED
must have acted from careful study and deliberately formed Judgment
when he placed upon his wife the great responsibility proper dis
tribuion of his wealth
He honor her. but he has placed her cruel posi-
ton The glitter of her gold will keep the public eye her
refined and notoriety oathsome
her Yet how she escape it! Poor lady, She oo rich
THE WOMAN Is FORGOTTEN IN HER MONEY
The Sage legons be compmened their wisdom
than upon their courtesy She should peace,
worried and hanpred with lawsuits stretching crack
DOOM She brany woman, systematic thorough. Hers is
great work and she will do in the love and of God
BUT HER DAYS OF PEACE ARE OVER. In her eyes the
whole human family be turning mendicans She
avace face Soon she will unconscouy question
the motive of action She is oo rich" for the old
tried friends heTE WOMAN-w forgotten money
What pity Mr., Sage had followed example by Peter
Cooper Let the makers of great fortunes dispose them WHILE
LIVING taste the joys of giving feel the satisfaction carrying
correctly the plans for the benefit Others make the path of their
dear safe smooth and without bureng their wives with
wealth manageabe and duty heavy give their money
WITH THEIR OWN HANDS and prevent the humiliation and
publicity of will breaking.
Lord Bacon word Mr. Sages
Speaking of ways to win fortune, he says:
"PARsiMoNY BEST AND YET 1T NOT IN.
NocENT. FOR 1T WIrHHoLpETA
ALITY AND CHARITY"
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-09-13
A Lesson In Health

Healthy kidneys filter the i'm
purities from the blood, and un-
less they do this good health Is
impossible, Foley's Kidney Cure
makes sound kidneys and will
positively cure all forms of kidney
and bladder disease. 1t strength
ems the whole system. Bort IL Co.
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OF Interest To Many

Foley's Kidney Cure will cure
any case of kidney or bladder
trouble that is not beyond the
reach of medicine. No medicine
can do more. Bort " Co.
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Not Fatally Stabbed.

Pittsburg, Sept. 11.-Lawrenee b.
Cook, member of the legislature, who
was stabbed by Andrew Macmillan, n
justice of the peace OF Carnegie, is
reported by physicians at the hospital
to be out of danger. Macmillan is in
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-09-13
OHIO OLlO.
What's Doing In thI Buckeye State
AccuSer Did Nol appear

AccuSer Did Nol Appear.
Columbus, o.. Sept. 1. = The trus-
tees of the State Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb held an investigation
OF the charges preferred against Su-
perintendent j w. Jones by James b.
Tetlow, former empluye of the insti
tuition, who was discharged Tetlow'a
charges were filed with the governor,
who referred them TO the trustees.
TetlOw refused to appear before the
trustees, declaring that the charges
reflected on the trustees as much as
on the superintendent. and that they
would be sitting in judgment on their
own case. He said he would insist on
the charges being Investigated by the
state board OF charities.
The trustees examined Il large num-
ber OF witnesses. most OF them em'
ployes OF the institution, and an
nounced that their report would be
filed with the governor, probably Fri
day. Superintendent Jones took the
stand In his own behalf and denied
Tetlows charges in detail. Various
persons accused OF having received
gifts OF flowers from the institution
were examined and all denied the
charge. The witnesses all spoke In
the highest terms OF superintendent
Jones and praised his management of
the institution.
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ohio Man Hurt In Wreck.

Santa Barbara, Cal. Sept 1.-THE
second section OF train number 10,
southbound on the Southern Pacific
coast line from San Francisco. was
wrecked at Sea Gin, 20 miles south
OF Santa Barbara, and n persons were
injured, two Of whom may die Among
the injured was w, w. Hoffman of
Lorain, O.. head cut and injury to
right hand and arm Some part OF
the engine broke and dropped on the
ties, causing the engine to leave the
rails. The baggage car and four
coaches followed and toppled over
and slid down the embankment There
were no sleeping cars on the train,
those injured being occupants OF the
day coaches,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York, August 2S 1908
BEEvES-Recsipts we're a. cars or IeO head includ-
No trading to-day Feeling duh About ~
cars were expected to the Jersey city market
Wednesday There moderate trade IN dressed beer
TGgc ! 10 prime native sides, with
choice quality selling high enc Liverpool and
London cattle steady al last quotations
shpuens from port to-day included $40 cattle and
600 quarters OF beef in the George. 10 Liverpool TO
morrow the Baltic IS expected carry about g. 200
ters OF dressed and the Bermudan for Bermuda
will take cattle and sheep
CALvEs-Receipts were 100 head all consigned direct
TO siaaChterers Nothing doing to-day About 20 head
were held yesterday Dressed calves IN
moderate demand 9d13o 10 for city dressed veas
with choice light do selling high as I31sc; country
dressed sold at 6d12c; dressed grassers at 5gIc-
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts cars, 2234
head an for market and. with the stock held over
ia far demand steady There better feeling in
the iar1b market fdr grades medium and
mon and these full good and prime lambs
were Arm o a fraction hghGT About cars were re.
nj 81 25ass per lc0 H. carload Of prime Virginia
lambs at 50. taends SO. common 70 prime sheep at
Ss s9aS5 So cns at 81 Dressed mutton in moderate
demand pt sGIOc per with best wethers bringing
Iosc dressed Iaubs sold 11G18lac and choice stock
up 10 i4c.
saIos-Kerns Commission Company: 25t Kentucky
lambs az n average az IS Per 1V0 n III do ~
81 10 81 90 pa DO % 10 at 81 45 $50
ssnnsylvanla DO n. IS 229 Buffalo Do os ~ At
81 Kentucky s. at - 90 % DO lOI 70.
al 81 25 1872 DO 98 n at 81 25 Virginia do. "a No. at 81
III Pennsvvania do I2B h. 81 30: 10 Kentucky culs
Alrpnrrson & Co: Virginia lambs. II 70. at 50 60:
S Virginia sheep. Id s. SO -
( Judd West Virginia lambs 90 10; az " 20
bucks 40 n at S4 Late yesteiay62 state lamhs. Il
b. at 81 So is do 20 ~ 81 co. - state sheep $50 n
Newton Co. 81 Kentucky lambs. 81 II. at IS so;
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
BOSTON WOOL mARkEr.

Boston Aug 2s.-The wool market is Arm vita rsir
trading Large purchases are looked Tor immediately ~
the trade with an accompanying revival Of interest n
the market The Territories includes
coT,binC aggTcgats resulting
from fadivdual running from $1,000 100000 n
Pulled fair demand A Supera continue 20
move At G2Gte while Bs sell at 5eS5c Foreign grades
are steady Leading quotations follow Ohio and Pennsy
sSl9l nne 35d28c hair blood. JnWashed a8s
"a threeeiEhths blood unwaHhed S4105c quarter blood
a28 delaue, washed adc deaine unashsd.
2TbR2sc NtchiEan-Ftne unWasned 2jG2Dc half blood.
ur washed a1032c: thraeeighths blood unWaShed 3as
9qc: quarter blood unWashed. 3l0S deaine unwashad
qTEGsc Kentucky Indiana and Observation-Disclosures three
oIShths blood Sas8abc quarter blood S3QS4c Texas
basesi-k twelve months. 5241So. do
months 6e97Oc do fall clean 62g63e California (seoured
basis,-NOgfhern good GSGI0C. middle county SN0tsc
southern 6afftsc: free 5GR5Ic OREGON tscouref
basisl-EasteTn. No staple 528T4c: No cloth
ing valley. No l. 6ou02c Territory
(scoured hases)-Fine 73PT5e; fine medium, GsT0c;
Giun G6G06c Territory ordinary tscouTed basist-fue
70e7le, fine medium U80iOc; medium. 6SlI0e colorado
and New Mexico spring tsc0uFedN d401Oc: No l. 0ss
G5c Sued WOOL (ssouredl-Exlra 72G5sc; me A. a5e
O9e; Assupers. GO.e8c; 3 supuEs. Sl.;se
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

-,----- -, New York. August 2s. 1908
C0FFEE--I1e coffee market verv veal a19 =,
srtee 0-caF owing 10 continuation oP the IinSafn,-
noye1en ana the absence Of bull support roo5 6oSG
cofee has charged hands during the last fen Sse qn
absorption q the heavy
b helping the technical positions OF the marker Tto-s
indication OF this during to-davs trsSfnc bov
ara ne trade seemed be very neryoue, genr
ing. presumably some sort adverse news rSr,,
Tia Vaor1zar project though nothing definite N ~
cneCtior could be discovered many we'll irSoyeJ
interests stl eNpress the Confidence
nste spcaon Of the plan The market opened veslr
unchanged prices 10 decline % poinfs ana ioe
Eh11e ~ from the lowest. with the tone s4eoSv a.
deciae n = 70 . points Sales for the doy Trere
reported ~ about 10000 bags from
Tsdsced an easy market Hayre. with prices IGIL
francs Ter -oTer, but Europe moderate blreT il
the Local market II also
SIRE 81 ing for Brazilian representing lI0uids
ton n made before advance on the vsIori
Eslicn Project but this a Of uoeatr
Information. Brazilian
sze-. WIKI Rio TS reis and 50 reis lower bo
sts q Brazl ian exchange
t=ued large a. all points and weather h sac Panic
considered favorable The market has uovv MAJ
dtne - about lc pound from high point rescheT
ht at The passing of the Yalorization law and this
5ne rejects loss Of popular in the e-hene
The ability o Brazil 70 obtain the money Il 50 places
ne market IN position 10 advance rapidly again should
- reeiVed that the funds been obtained ana
thEE B-zzt vas putting the into operation. TIE
market t spot eoIee vas quiet. With quotations the
The range of contract prices the local market to
s follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

! c0tfon market hae very sharp break
during trading and lost nearly ali OF recent
ssvane The close steady. but AZ decline Of 22g
points SSies fer day estimated 100000
bales The market opened steady at unchanged prices
decline n points. during first few minutes
sd advance Of 3d4 points active
res1 of covering and some buying the character
TeentY noted which encouraged by further
ToP aetTcraton and steader Liverpool cables But Il
ieoEed Z of the Leaders the upward
selling October advance,
Earker Eseakened. smaller shorts withdrew
hve-s there renewal selling
r rsa-onsrs ana selling BY wire and commission houses
Vth Southern The particularly
Eak II he late trading. and. while the close was
EEadisc covering az practically
poirt The daily weather
cunEdereo very favorable and TIE Journal Com
rsrorr covering Tennessee and Mississippi indi-
nothing beyond usual August deterioration.
Buyers Association q
T- showing deterioration for the state Texas dur
.aE about s but the condition
p1r-e6 well over years. and Galveston
Dallas reported average condition Texas
than The weekly report Of the
Wah- Bureau showed nothing in the weather calculated
unseasonabIe deterioration sentiment
hearish the Southern spot markets
unchsrEes - 1-I6c higher
Th= q prices n The local markets
"a follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug. 2s-CIosins-W -W1E 1EEAT-spot. steady;
No red Western. winter. s. load; futures quie Sep
american mixed new As elad Quiet September
AZ s9sd: December As Tizd; January (nsWl 4s 2.d.
FEAs~Canadan steady IS 1Od. FLOUR-st- Louis. fancy
winter steady ss. HOPS In London (Paciho CoGSt1.
steady 81 5sRf4 los BEEF dull; India
COS PORK quiet: prime Western. SIS 81 HANS
Short cut II to is 70. steady. 59s. BACON steady;
cuubsriand cut 2s to so 10 sos rib le -
NJ SIS ed long middies. light, Is 20 "a T 6sSs
long clear mddes, heavy. So 20 40 ~ 0Ss ga short
backs. 10 20 20 10 as td clear bellies u 70 10 u
ofet: prime western sierces ass: American refined
IN nails BUTTER steady; GnesL United States
eSs good United States. SIS. CHEESE strong; Amsrt-
can finest white SOS 90; finest coOFed 60s Sd. TALL
IOW-Prime. city firm. Dds Cd. TURPENTTNE-Splr1ts
Arm. 48s ed. ROSIN-COuIaon steady. 9s 815d Pc
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

225 West Virgins do g. 70 az IS Is: II West Virginia
euls SO 10 at So West Virginia sheep, So 10 at s5
s. sanders IL lambs 20 D. at 81 rs: sheep ss
n. S.
g do. 20 10 s. 50; state sheep ls5 10 at IS:
50 n. s. So 2 bucks. IFS 10. az So 90
HOGS-Recepts were II cars. or 1888 head. all for
Aaughterers Nomnaly steady State and Pennsylvania
OF rough mixed Western sold late yesterday see
So 10
sales TALL late yesterdayl-S- Judd Co; 1O2 state
hogs lSO 10 average 81 10 per 100 10 do 289 10 al
81 To- 90 do 10 81 TO- do go 70. ST. roughs
80 10 10; do 2a0 10 at SO l5 80 mixed Westsrns
boars 2s7 10 at 81.
Sanders. 10 pennsylvania hogs. n, 81: Sl DO
l5S 10 SO a5 % do ld5 ~ a. 50 o. lOO state do 1T8
N a SO a5: DO 204 n. at 50 90: roughs 800 10
IS e5 | stag. $40 10. at 81; boar, 500 p at So,
rohn 4 Shannon: 26 state hogs ITO 10. Sc 05:
do NJ at roughs. 800 n. IS G5
w r. Hume: state hogs, as n. s. TO- 10 do 21s
E at 81: / rough. 1870 70, at 50 Is.
John p Nelson: 20 state hogs l5S n at 81 15i Q
rcuKhs $50 ID at SO IS: do. go 70. az 60 10
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
THE People OF THE sTATE OF NEW

York. by the grace Of God free and independert-
To Franz Romanus Rust. Maria Kucking Kicking.
augusta Rittmeler AdolPh saenger or Ssnger Leopold
SenTsr, Anna Saenger Senger, Anna Kuck
ing Kicking. Ferdinand Rust. Anna Rust. Rachel
Winchel Winchell and Frank Marshall. and to all
interested IN the OF Franz Rust
late County Of York deceased. creditors
legatees OF kin otherwise, Send greeting: You
and each Of hereby cited and REQUIRED personally
be and before Surrogate Of the OF
New York at the Surrogates Court OF said county held
the County Court House in the County OF York
ntn.h day OF October, 1906 half-past
day. there to at
judicial settlement OF the proceedings
Rudophine Rust and Theodore Of
the VIII and testament Of said deceased and
hereby cited are under the OF twenty
years. required to guardian
have II have TO appear and apply
appointed, the OF your neglect or
failure guardian will be appointed by the Sur
rogate represent and you in proceeding
In testimony whereof caused the seal of the
Surrogates the County York to be
kersunto affixed. Witness. Hon. Abner c
Thomas. Surrogate OF said County at
rSeaLl the County OF New York. 28th day os July
the year OF Lord one thousand nine
hundred and six.
DANIEL J. DOWDSEY.
CI'Gk Of the SuTrogstes Court
JOHN r BRODSKY. Attorney for E1xecutoFB az and 81
Chambers St, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug. TTI.E-Reeeipts. 10 oee he heed @
eoWs 81 75s4 co. hsifsrs s. 6O9s5 ss ss 80
S9RRa .tocSeFs and feeders, 81 6OS4 IS.
TcSS-Receipts Is 900 head. market steady choice
mime heavy SO S59S8 45 medium 70 good heavy. $50
sS % butcher weights So sesa 55 good 20 choice heavy
MIXED s6GSG 30; packing 81 e0gSo lO pigs 80 6OSo so
lambs 1oc lower: 81 256S5 T5 yesrnsa S50S6 So
lauba S3QGI 50 - ,, =, 49,. 80 -,
sl- nG rteadv prime IS 60$6 I5 shipping eA0
s5 "a butchers "a 8SQSb - VEAI.S-Receipts. 200
bead. active ana lower. 81 230Ss HoGS-Receipts 9oo
farlv sR1Oc lower: 50 600S8 20
mixed and workers.. S6 7O9s6 Z5 pigs, So e0GS0 A.
daiFlea. e6 251t6 s. SHEEP AND LAAhHa-heosptH
OO head. choloe sheep and lambs active. common slow
lambs g5Qss IS; a few s. 30
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

II cludins 1900 Southerns steady Zoe lower
Cows I0df5c lower veals calves 2c lever; top steers
s6 25 choice export and dressed beef steers g tease s
fair 70 good 81 256$5 Western steers, s. 40So 60
stocers feeders 50 5O6$4 5O Southern steers 81 csc
S4 Southern S2QGS3 10. native cows SSsi natve
heifers 50 756S5, bulls S26SS; calves S3Gs0 . HOGS
Receipts 70 800 head market 59l0o lower; TOD. Sc &
heavy S6RS6 80 packers. S6Qs8 25; piss and lights
s. T5Gs6 81 SIIEEP-Pecepts 5000 head sheep steady
lambs l5d25c Lambs S6GSI so; native sheep ana
yesrnes S4 500S5 so; Western ye1rlings, clipped. $50
S5 T5 Western clipped sheep 81 23GS5 & seOckes and
feeders. So 5OGS5 50.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

i York by the grace OF God free and independent.
Supplemental Citation To Rosine Kopple. ChrtsttaDs
Hedle Fauth and Johannes Pauth four or
the heirs and next Of kin Of Michael Fauth deceased
greeting: Whereas Johanna Fauh, the City OF
New york has lately APPLIED 20 the
our County New York certain instrument in
writing relating personal property. duly
proved Will and Testament OF Michael Fauth,
late County OF New York deceased therefore
and each Of cited to appear before the Surrogate
OF our County York office IN the County os
New York the 11th day OF September. thousand
nine hundred and six at hapasr ten o'clock In the fore
day there attend probate ot
the said last VIII and Testament And such of you
are hereby cited. age OF twenty-one
required to appear by your guardian. you
have IL have TO appear and apply for
be appointed. IN the event of neglect
70 q guardian viii appointed the
SURROGATE tn represent and act for vou IN me nroceedin
In testimony whereof caused the Seal % tho
Surrogates Court the said County New York
hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon. ABNER c. THOMAS.
Surrogate OF said County Of New York ssid
10th day or July. in the year OF Lord
Il. s. thousand nine hundred and six
DANIEL. J. DOWDNET,
TIr r0Ffh he Srrror afa-o CoIr
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the grace OF God. free and indepsndent.
to william Norman West James Oliver West. Rodney
LnGar West Emily Augusta Johnson Florence Josephine
Johnson Joseph Johnson Francis z johnson. jr,
Wallace c Johnson Stephen Johnson. John
son persons IN the Jo
the County OF New York. deceased
creditors egatees next Of kin oherwise send greeting
You and each hereby cited an4 required per-
sonay 10 be and appear before Surrogate OF the
County New York. the Surrogste's Court Of said
at County Court House. in the County
OF New York m the 18th day OF September 1905. az
half-past ten clock forenoon OF that then
there attend the judicial settlement OF the account
Of Francis z johnson and Josephine
johnson as trustees expressed created
testament OF said deceaeed and such
hereby cited under the Of twenty
years required TO appear by your guardian II
one II have none, 70 appear and apply
appointed IN the event Of your neglect
or failure do so guardian will be appointed by the
SurrogaIe 70 represent and the proceeding
In testimony whereof caused the seal OF the
Surrogates Court OF the said County OF New
L s. ] York be hereunto affixed Witness Hon
ABNER c THOMAS a Surrogate Of our said
County Of New York the 9th day OF July
IN the wear our Lord thousand hundred and
siI DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
Change of Name.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Easic Chemical Company, domestic corporation
Office IN the Borough OF
Manhattan City and state OF New York viii apply 20
State Of New York az Specs!
FERN part / thereof be held II and for che County
County Court HOUSE IN said County,
G +S At day OF septenber 1906 O'Clock
forenoon OF that day thereafter cOuus-.
% Hs heard for authoriEin9 said corporation
10 chsnge It's corporats ''Vero3oTm Hygtenic
Company. -. -.
BASIC CHEMICAL COMPANY.
BY H. II. Brady. Jr.. Vicc-Prssifsar-
SMITH & HARNESS. Attorneys for Petitioner. l2s
Broadway. New York City