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The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23
DR ]. W. MOORE


 Dr. ; W Moore. of East Blacklist township. was in the city Monday and gave us a pleasant cal. He k a candidate for the democratic nomina- ition for representative from St. Fran cis county in the next general assem- hlv aud his authorized announcement has been running several weeks in thtS paper
 Dr. Moore was reared and educated in Tennessee. though he k q native of Arkansas. having been born in Desha county. in ls5l. His father dled in the southern army, and his mother died also before the war was over. so he was left an orphan. He worked and made his own way through school. besides educating his younger brother After having reached his majority he located in Hot Springs. where lie engaged in the retail drug business for fourteen years. aud then came t0 this cOun6y. He has resided in East Blackfish township about nine years and Is engaged in farming. He owns about ss7 acres of fine bot tom land in this and Lee counties. 300 of which are in cultivation. He is fluent talker. man of settled habits and stability who would >erFe this county couscienI iousl9. faith fully. and .ta the best of his ability. He has well defined views npon all public questions and conditions faF- oring liberal appropriations for The eleemosynary institutions ef the state. liberal public school system re form iu The management of the peni tentiary So that convicf~ shall bf worked en the farm aud made sell sustaining. He fayorS amending th' present road iaW- NJ as fo have tht roads worked by contract. aud eAeet ing road commissioners by pofsltal vote: i- in favor nf The leyee aloh4 The Mississippi liver. good drainag' over the state: especially in the >t Francis bottom; lhelieyes iu paSsins laws which will encourage capitalist 10 invest in Arkansas enterprises i absolutely opposed 10 Ill trusts n combinations calculated ro dominat' and oppress labor and alI eombina lions If capital in restriction . trade
 The fime4 tesfeak~ for hr3Ipor' fhe earnest and sincere eon>iderat iot which ambitions and ability merit
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23
Resolutions of Respect

Eesolurion~ ou The death-af Sister Eliza Jensin>
 Whereas. 1T Has pleased the >a- preme Ruler of tGe universe r. cal from among II, ouf beloved sister. Eliza Jenkins.
 And Whereas, we always enjoyed the good WiIl and hearty cooperation of Sister Jenkins. while member with us: therefore te '
 Resolved bY the memberS of fhe k. and L. Of H. of Hayne~ Lodge No. lsea: That We deplore the death oi our esteemed sister and extend te her bereaged chilrdren and relatives our heartfelt sympathy iG the irrep- aIable loss they have sustained. and earnestly trust that Time, the great healer will eventually lessen the poignant pangs of grief, and enable them TO bow with calm resignation to the inScrutable decreeS of that great power outside of man that makes for righteousness, and be it further Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be sent to The Forrest City Times.
 Respectfully submitted.
 BERTHA R. DRAPER
 ANNIE BCLLARb.
 IDA BR RADF0Rp
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23
A Habit to be Encourage ed

The mother who has acquired he habit of keeping an hand t bafrie ai | Chamberlain Cough Remedf. 9aFe- herself I great amount Of uHeasiaess and anxiety Coughs, colds and rfaup
 to which children are susceptible. #4fa quickly cured hy it~ use II eau1fFr- acts auF tendency ofasOId h fesull in pneumonia, and II given a>~oou l, f1e first symptoms 0i crodp appear. # MI. prevent the attack. This remedy con- faia> nothing injurious. and mother give 1T To little 0nes with I feeling el perfect security. sold by r T ~andeF-
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23
Operation Successful

Ms Anna Held had an operation performed la-t week fer appendicitis and her theatrical friends viii reioies 50 bear That nothing of q foreign ua- tlre wes found in herappeudix-noth- Ing but t1le verg highest quality ol Pennsylvania Tobacco and broad-leai wrapper k found in hc Anna He'd Cigars. .s. II Sander< Drug ~tore.
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23

Respectfully submitted. BERTHA +. DRAPER ANNIE BILLIARD. IDA BRADFORD.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-18
Factory Smokers. The best 5c Cigar.

Mrs Aylwin, Har Dressing II S Center. Switches, james, toilet articles
Arizona republican., 1906-04-18

Get Donnelrs prices on photographs. He will save you money
Arizona republican., 1906-04-18

there for many years MT. Neagle has made Prescott his home for the past six years. He came to Arizona from Montana and is a mining man. For the past two years however he has been under sheriff of Yavapai county.
 DOLLARS AND DAYS-Two of lenders were outside the rail when court was called yesterday morning in Justice JohnstOne's court. Each was charged with being guilty of disturbing the peace. C. Morales one of the of lenders paid a fine of s7 but Chris Sorenson the other was not so for tunate and will serve seven days Tn the county jail.
 LEAGUE LITERARY AND BUSI- NESS MEETING-There will be a lit erary meeting of the Epwo-th Leagie of the M. F. Church South. next Thursday evening at eight o'clock in the Sunday school room Of the church snort business session VIII be held before the program is rendered. The public is cordially invited to attend. No admission charged
 TRAVEL MENINGITIS Woman s club will hold its annual travel even ing on Thursday. April 19. at o'clock. at the Baptist church. It will be free to all club members. Others desiring to attend this meeting may do so on the payment of twenty flee cents. Mrs. Dwight B. Heard will give a talk on "Glimpses of the Tyrol and the Italian Lakes" illustrated with stere- opticon views. There will be music. RELATIVES IN PHOENIX-Tne press dispatches lately have mention ed the approaching marriage of Yer ona Cameron, one of the most dis ] OF girls. to John Morgan, a millionaire, who is said to be a relative of J. Pier pont Morgan. Miss Cameron. whose name on the stage is Helen Gardner, is a cousin of the late Mrs. Sam Seip. Sne formerly lived in Hiawatha, Kas. and went from there to Kansas Ci.y | where she became involved in a theat- ricaI career, which has been a very 1 successful one.
 l NEW CORPORATIONS - Articles | of the following new corporations were filed in the office of the county re- | corder yesterday: King Mining com
 pany, capital stock. S1.OOO.OO0, incor- porators. James H. Follis, Frank w ! Griffin and M. F. Griffin; The Mag
 ara Gold Mining company capita stock, s1,QOO, ,0OO. incorporatOrs, Ed
 ward c. Porter. H. J. Baker. William H. Kimball and w. B. McCOnnelli i Bullfrog Hercules Mining company
 capital stock, $10O0OOO, incorporators F. K. Pittman and F. A. Stevens; Eas Butte Extension Mining company. cap
 itaI stock s1,OOO.OOo, incorporators Charles SchatzIein, A C. McCullon and Frank H. Cooney; Tne Nevada
 Eagle Mining company. capital stock
 S1O0O. 900 incorporators. J. A. Houla
 han. Allen Seidel and M. A. McGinn
 The Nevada Frisbee Mining company
 capital stock S1.OOOOOO incorporators F. F. Frisbee, F. R. Jeffrey and C. W Hayes; United Cotton Gin company
Arizona republican., 1906-04-18
TWELFTH DECREE
 OF ODD FELLOWSHIP
It Was Conferred with Appropriate
 Services Upon hr. Rosenblatt.

The officers of the grand lodge of
 odd Fellows some of them at least.
 were last night given a degree they
 had never heard of until they came TO
 Phoenix It IS known distinctively as
 the Phoenix degree and possesses q
 virtue of which no other fraternal ceremony can boast. That is. it Is
 not peculiar to odd Fellowship. but
 will serve to enlighten all wayfarer5
 who come within its sphere of influ-
 euce, through whatever ceremOniais
 they may have passed before and ir- respective of any oath that may have
 been previously subscribed to iu sec ret conclave
 The mysteries of this degree may
 be learned only at the Ford hotel grill
 room and it IS never conferred eX- cept in the presence of a large crowd.
 Last evening the conditions were per ..fect. The crowd was there and the candidates had been well chosen. | Their financial standing had been carefully reported on by the commit tee and it was known in advance that they were able to buy. Furthermore | they were looking for information. P. C. Rosenblatt of Prescott was yester- day chosen to represent the grand encampment of Arizona in the soV- ereign grand lodge at Toronto and Alfred Godfrey of Bisbee was elevat- ed to the honorable position of grand master Of the Jurisdiction of Arizona. i If there was anything about signs, i symbols and secret manifestations ! that these men did not know it was 1 felt that they should be taught and ! they agreed that they should possess i themselves of all that could be learned. ! Mir. RosenbIatt' who is already pre- pairing himself for his trip through ! the eastern wonderland. volunteered t' 1 pull the string. George A Mintz, ! grand secretary. wagered thirty-five dollars that in his nervousness Rosen- { blatt would drop it at the criticd, time and MT Godfrey volunteered to
 friend of MT Mintz and he did not i propose to see him lose by foul play. i There was a large gathering of the ! bEethren and they were all so thirsty
 they could hardly wait for the con ! clusion of the solemn rites. At tn" l appointed time F. C. Henderson. of Bisbee who was kindly helping his ! tOwnsman MT. Godfrey to pick up q little information. nervously held the dog in restraint while the grand viz fer removed the barrel and the barger made one wild lunge. The rest of the 1 story can better be told in dots and ] dashes hut mostly dashes. It can not
 be deciphered for publication. but the | record of it appears on the cash re- 1 niStpr .t tIC Ford
Arizona republican., 1906-04-18
OF LOCAL INTEREST

AN AFTERNOON AT CARDS Mrs Frank Ainsworth will this after noon entertain a number of her friends at the Country Club at cards. Bridgc and five hundred will be the games played.
 A DANCING PARTY-Cards have been issued by MT. and Mrs. Frederick John Mills for Friday evening, April 27 for a dancing party to be given in honor of Mrs. Mills sister, Miss Hoqf and Miss Marion Deering.
 DRUNKEN INDIANS-Joe Adams and Chester McGinnis two Indians, though how the latter ever got the name is mystery, were before Justice Burnett yesterday morning for drunk enness and disturbance of tHe peace. They were each sent to jail for five days
 RAILROAD INSPECTION-W. A. Drake superintendent of the $. F. P. & P road arrived in the city yester- day afternoon in his car on visit of inspection. It is possible that he will make a trip to bridge IF leaving the city this morning but as to this he was not sure.
 oREENE's HORSES TO BE MoV- ED-Arrangements ar) completed for the moving of the Greene string of horses that have been in Phoenix the greater part of the winter back to New York City by George KlOtzbacn the manager of the stable. They will be shipped tonight.
 A WEDDING JOURNEY-Mr aRd Mrs. w. NJ Neagle of Prescott arriv- ed in the city yesterday morning and will spend several days here the cou- pie being on their wedding tour. They were married in Prescott on Monday evening and will later return there and make that city their home. The bride is a daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Wm De Witt Of Prescott and has resided
Arizona republican., 1906-04-18

upper hand Of Minister of the Interior Durnovo. The downfall of the latter is a matter of only days or weeks at the most as Emperor Nicholas has promised to dismiss him before the national parliament meets.
 Rumors that the national pariia- ment will be dissolved immediately after it assenbles are declared to be without foundation. The Associated Press learns that unless the unexpect- ed happens it is the government in tention to allow the parliament to sit two months before the summer vaca- tion and reconvene it at the end of September
 The opposition. and especially the revolutionists, are spondinglY cIestfallen over tFe decision or foreign bankers to come to the governments rescue in the present crisis. They be- lieve it is apt to prove q severe blow to the entire liberal movement.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-18
DURNOV0 DOOMED
 WIIE IN. C0NTR0i
The Czar Has Promised to Dismiss
 the Minister of Interior.

St Petersburg, April 1.-The sue cessfuI negotiation of a foreign loan oI $450.000. 900 ruinous as are the rates which Russia is obliged to pay fo- the money, extricates the government from much of it's embarrassment ana enables it to clear the decks of the accumulation of debts and furnishes the cash necessary to keep the trea- surv above water at least for two years irrespective of, the attitude Of the national parliament Premier Witte is greatly encouraged by the outlook.
 The Associated Press is in posi- t3an to confirm the report that Pre- mier Witte now has definitely got the
Arizona republican., 1906-04-18

capital stock. $3.O0O ,0O0, incorporafors. Albert C. Williams, Frank Ainsworth and Vernon L. Clark; American -Ital ian Assurance associate capital stock, $500,000. incorporators, George s. Rochelle, John B. Mann and Henry B. Mahn; Funeral Range Copper company, capital stock $1.00O,0 900, in- corporators Elijah Harris. Thomas P Bacon, E. R. Marriott Adolph Roland and Edward C. Sessions. Jr.; Nevada Consolidated Mines company, capital stock $1,O0O.0O0, incorporators l.. I. Walls, Ed. $. Van Dyke and w. H. Van de Carr; The Ely-O Ogden Copper com pany, capital stock $1.OOO, GOO, incor- porators w. B. Wedell and Henry M. Hanson. The articles of the Essex Consolidated Mines company, were amended as to the capital stock.
 DEATH OF MRS. GEO. F. RICH ARDS-News has reached Tempe of the recent death of Mrs. Geo. F. Rich ards. formerly of Tempe. but who mas resided in California for the past few years. Mrs. Richards was the mother of Bob Richards who was such flaw orite both in town and in the normal a few years ago, previous to his re- moval to California. The family has a host of friends in this valley who will grieVe to hear or the deatn. MfS. Richards was 52 years old the 18th of last December. She was born in Richland county, Iowa. The family consisting of MT and Mrs. Richards. Bertha Pearl and Robert. moved to Nebraska early in the nineties. They settled on a homestead at Odell. Neb-, at which place Maude was born. In June. 1895, they moved to Tempe, Ariz. where they lived for over six years. during which time the family became well and favorably known. and where Mrs. Richards had q great number Of dear friends. For Mrs. Richards health the family moved to California the past year. They were living on, a ranch near their daughter. Mrs Pow ell, at DescOnso. The funeral services were held at Alpine. Cal. Thursday at 1 o'clock The body was laid at rest in the church yard at Alpine. Besides the husband are left two daughters and one son; Mrs. Bertha Powell, Des- conso: Miss Maude Richards, attend ing Russ High School. San Diego; and Robert O. Richards. studying law at San Diego.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-18

Mistress Cto head gardener. who has been im-Tm glad to see you out again. Bates.
 Bates-thankee, mum, but l ain anything like right yet Why. when the wind blew these ere pots oVe" hinstead of a callin. the thunder gard ner to pick 'eH up, blessed if I didn start a-doin' of it myself.-Punch-
 First Gent (to companion as they pause before statue in park Nose. why is it that Justice always wears a bandage across her eyes?
 Second-Dead easy-That's so shell never find anybody Blau- ter.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Ole < Vixen decels-.i Notice is hereby given by the uHGef-- signed administrator of the estate e. Ole =. Vixen deceaSeG- to the credit- OTIS of and all persons having rlatit. against the said deceased rn eNlin.- them with the necessary Nourrt--
 within four moutfs after the first ffli- lication of this notice Co the said ar-- miuistrltar at the office, uf f E- liiFs-
 cv. lSu West Washington -tr.--i. i'h'-- nis Arizona. tle same is--iiE tiI- ii-f. for the transaction "f th- hu-i.r,-s said estate iu said county '- M1t Rcapa
 lI.FANDER NJ. CHEISTpFl tlsSoNs Administrator of the estate oa Ole S- Vixen. deceased Dated phccnix thiz Ifth day ' i april. 1aO6
Arizona republican., 1906-04-18

the way for al! manner of compdca- tious in the next generation over i'm heritances and the rights to property
 Several prominent attorneys declar- ed that the decision simply means chaos in regard to the title to per sonaI property as in eases where d man who was. in the sight of the de cision illegally divorced and remarried. his property must of necessity go C' his legal heirs and cannot be held by any children of any woman he may have married subsequent to his di- VorCe.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-18
THE ANNUAL MEETING
 BOARD OF TRADE
The Election of Board Directors and
 Other Business.

The annual meeting of the board of trade was held last night and new board of directors was chosen as fol- lows: pr. J. w. Foss. A. Redewili Selim Nicholson. for two years eacn, J. w. Doris. H. A. Dieht and sJy- H. LaRue. for one year each making the six Phoenix directors. B. A. Fowler was elected for Glendale Dr. 4. j.. Chandler for Mesa City and Carl Hay den for Tempe These with w. H. Ward. Roy :. Goodrich and Vernon L. Clark, hold overs. comprise the new board. In the election R. H. Greene was the fifth man, receiving more votes than Messrs. Diehl and La Rue who received a tie vote. In order 10 easily settle matters MT Greene with drew in favor of both the other men.
 Such members of the new board as were present held a short session af- ter the election and adjourned until Thursday afternoon at o'clock when there will be a meeting of the direct ors for the selection of officers for the ensuing year.
 Previous to the election the reports of the secretary. C. A. Van der Neer. and the treasurer. C. J. Hall were read and proved very interesting. A vote of thanks was rendered the re- tiring board and rising vote of thanks was given the retiring presi dent.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-18

 FEAR CHAOS
Result of U. $. Supreme
 Court Divorce Decision
A Disturbance of Titles-and Property Rights Which Can Not be Cured in d Generation.

Chicago April t1.-It is estimated by Chicago lawyers that the decision of the supreme court of the United States holding Illegal all divorces OK cept where both parties to the suit re sided within the Jurisdiction, will mako illegal goo divorcas that have been granted ;n this city alone and pave
Arizona republican., 1906-04-18

pr. L. M. Swikerath. the opticiaa leaves for Denver. May 1. If there is anything the matter with your eyes Or in need of glasses see him at once. 21 F. Washington St (UpstairsD
 Melczer Bros. Co.,. sole dealers old Rutledge.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
@ uohs Tor government bonds. compared with
Wednesdays:
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Bankers posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New Orieans-Com-
mercial. 75c discount; bank 81 premium. San Fran
csco-Sight. par; telegraph. 214c. Boston--5c and
1Oc Chlcago-lOc premium Chareston-B Buying.
par; selling 1-1Oc premium. Cincinnat.-lOc pre-
MUM Savannah Buying. soc discount: selling,
75c discount MnneapOlis-5Oc premium St
Iouis-2Oc premium bd. 3Oc premium asked
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York-Exchanees.
sss4,Ol6.17O; balances. $l1,655.lO6. Chicago-Ex-
changes. Ss4.s6O.54S; balances. Sl4ssss4 PhIladeI
phia-Exchanges. s2l4O4,O2S; balances 50 7s4 25o
Roston-Exchanges s4Os .2s3; balances 81 .s4O- :
225 Baltimore-Exchanges s4.4s67s4; balances.
S45626s
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. sc; Mexican sill
yer dollars. sic Bar silver in London closed AZ AID
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. 975 Lisbon. 4 on
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Aiexican exchange ON
New York is quoted at 1881.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reca,n,s
reported from Washington. $SO7 O6s: internal reI,e
receipts $756,225; miscellaneous receipts sIaz
s72 Receipts for the day. $780, s65; expenditures
slslO00O Receipts for the month to date s15 E1o :.
O50; expenditures, $l655O.O0O excess OF erDonSt
lures. $l.OSse5O Receipts for the nseaI yea -,
date O7o77seo expenditures. s5O4 1857 O44 excess
Of receipts s2.9sO.sls
SUB TEtEASURY.-The Sub Treasury ,,,.s a..
OF to the Clearing House Slo2.35l
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
CURB MARKET TRADING.

4nere was marked improvement IN ths 49,.
4- OUTSIDE securities. accompanied BY co1sfs.-,.r
strength throughout the list. and while sIIz-.
actionS followed high figures the recession. -. s,
lot the most part fractional. Ifackay e---
w. w. Ssain wen IN hand and rosa rs Per cent -
International Mercantile Marine issues -.
the 'front.' with sharp rises. especially IN ~. -
ferred. which sold up nearly s1z points. r. - =
mon gained J. American Can preferred v-,. -
1S. Bethlehem Steel q, and the preferred a -.
Electric Vehicle preferred was Up 2 1r,rss...
Transit improved a fraction STANDARD IN -
about points InterborOugh Rapid -. =
eeipts were up per cent on limited rra6Inz
ternatonal Salt was fraction better. In - g
tng stocks a generally hrm tone was 1,.-5-,..-s -.
Boston improved z. British Columbia a, r--.1
land Ely T. and Utah = United was so~s--.-
irregular. Bonds were firm InteFnationsl NJ.
camille Marine 4lzs were up per cent ~N'''
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ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

INDUSTRIAL
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Closing prices of active bonds dealt in. with

'tJnlisted. TEX dividend
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l'oS'' sac Total 0alea Tor the day. sUnhsted,
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BONDS.

sOdd lots. tAnd interest.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET--Money on call opened at go
per cent? highest. per cent; lowest pa per cent:
last loan, per cent: close. 21aGl3 per cent ruling
rate, 32s per cent. Time money was quoted at so
81 per cent for all periods. Commercial paper was
quoted at 5AG52s per cent for sixty to ninety days
6lzQ5s4 per cent for four six months. and per
cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market closed firm.
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cau money in
London, 21kQ3 per cent Open market discount rate
for short bills, 3H per cent; long bills Sa4dS7s per
cent Berlin discount rate. 3A per cent. Berlin
exchange London 20 marks 52Iz pfennigs Paris
discount rate, 214 per cent. Paris exchange on
London. 25 francs q centimes. Bar gold in Lon
DON rs 1Od
money S91s for the account. SO sic French rentes
80 francs 10 centimes. Japanese IS. first series.
lO1A.
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Teachers agencies.

AM8HlcAN And FOREIGN TEACHERS AGYscy
supplies Professors, escherE Tutors oveEnessss sc a
COlsIes schools and fsu0iles. ApEsy Is -' "
AFE- n J. HoUHG-EULsBOG Sc Union SOua-,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11

MENT OF GOLD--Ths Sue-Irsasu--v e-s-s..--..
Ior local banks yesterday NEZGIo % San Ffanc'--
Government advances against sold inpozs. -
repaid % the extent OF 100000 Rsceipeg ~ -.
from abroad were S.oo0Oo0 -
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, May TO- p. m.-The market for Anerf-
can securities was duh and irregular at unim
portant price changes. Last quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11

OFFICE OF
AMAIGAMATED COPPER COMPANY
- Broadway. New York. Nav q laOs
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
etoek certificate transfer books OF the Cornpan. vii,
Be closed on Monday, May Il. 1905 at o clock p NJ
soF the purpose Of the annual meeting the Copa1v "a
be held June g. 1903 and that such books will he re
opened on Tuesday, June 5. 1905 10 o'clock A n
A. H AE1I-IS. Secretary
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NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.
fINaE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIXInE,
Financial Meetings.

Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway Company.
Pittsburgh Pa. April 30 1905
IAOIICE-Ihe annual meeting of the Stock
ane Bond holders Of the Pittsburgh Fort wavna 4
chicago Railway Company will be held az the office oF
She Company in the CITY Of Pittsburgh "wednesday
Nay 18th 1906 at y o'clock for the purpose Of eecting
three Directors in place Of like number whose tenn
exptres that day J. p. UPHAM secretarZ