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Regular law course. leading 10 the de-
gree % Bachelor OF Laws.
Graduate courses. leading 20 the degrees
OF Master q laws Master q Patent Law,
and Doctor OF Jurisprudence.
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cling, and there is an excellent orches-
ira Children are carried for half the
regular fare on these trips.
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For catalogues. application blanks, and fur
thar Information communicate with
OTIS d SWIFT Registrar.
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PonIrICs AID DIPLOMACY.
lnr.rraE OF PnARmACY.

Graduate courses, leading 20 degrees
Master of Diplomacy and Doctor Of PM
Cs0uhy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WASHINGTON HEBREW CONGRE-
GATION-Dr. A Simon will recon-
mence his lectures IN the Auditorium of
the Eighth Street Temple FRIDAY
EVENING. SEPTEMBER eth. The Sec
rotary will be at the Temple Sunday
morning. Sept. 9th. from 10 tin u o'clock,
to rent and sell pews and seats for the
holidays. 5. n. Meyer, Secretary. 1e5l
Pa. ave. II
UNCLE JOE" CANNON CLUB-Au
members are invited TO attend the
monthly meeting of the club at the Eb-
bitt House parlOrs. THURSDAY EVEN
ING, SEPTEMBER 6. at s O'CLOCK
New members will be enrolled and
prominent speakers will be present
Cannon buttons to be distributed
JAMES w. CROOKS, President. II
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Ladies' Wrappers

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MEDICINE.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE
A f1uT-year course. also a nFe-year course.
leading TO the degree II Doctor q Medicine
FACULTY OF DENTISTRY.
A three-yeaT course leading 20 the degree
Of Doctor Of Dental Surgery.
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Fans

Japanese Folding Fans; &c, 10c. &c
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Special in Ladies' Neck Ruching;
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UNDERGRADUATE course, leading u the de-
gree q Bachelor OF Science IN Architecture
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Departments.
ARTS AND SCIENCES.
DTVTaIoN OF GRADUATE STUDIES.
cnrunTnIAN CoILEaE.
EoE OF ENGINEERING
DIVISION OF GRcHTTEcTUEE.

Undergraduate Courses. leading 70 the
Bachelor Of Science degrees IN Civil, Elec-
trfcaI and Mechanical Engineering
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21
SUFFERED MUCH FOR HIS CRIME
Gov. jerks Paroles Negro. Saying He
Has Suffered Enough.

MONTGOMERY, Ma, AUG. "a Law
renee Roach, negro Wuu wa, convict
Ell in Montgomery county IN iNe9. for
the crimes of assault tu murder and
criminal assault on I've siS,er OF his
wife, Was parovd 10y che governor, on
the advice Ut the trial Judge aud the
supposition largely that hc mad suffer
ed more than was riShttully coming tu
him lie has served more than seven
years, His sentence was seven years
for the criminal assault
There Is much interest in the case
In the county The trial Judge. writ
ing the governor, says:
Il think the petitioner has pr,<ably
suffered enough tor hi, OiIrnsc aud |
recommend thar he be- parullcd
The governor then notes that the
woman was one uf hts own race. u
sister of his wife, and that hers wa
the only evidence at the trial. aud
continues.
There Is really very grave doubts
II he committed he uitcnsc \ mum
Der at the best citizens In the p,ncr
whore he was raised Insist that hr
could hardly have been guilty. tie
has served u sentence NJ seven Years
It Is ordered tl,t the potltinn,r h,
parulrd drp,udcu. on his mturr laW
lhIIttt ,.,V.It..f
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21
so MEN ENTOMDED
IN VIRGINIA TUNNEL
Not Known Whether Men Are
Dead or Alive.
WEEPING WIVES WAIT FOR NEWS
Strong Party Of Rsseuers Working
Frantieally TO Dig Through Great
Mass Of Earth that Separates en-
tombed Men From Light Of Day.

bristol. Va. Aug 20 Fifty men are
tutumbcd In the Ctluch mountain tun.
mel at Clinchport. Va, as II rrsA ot
cnNcin, witch occurred Friday
II is no, known whether the men are
dead or alive. bat tho work NJ rescue
Is hciug rushed IA fast as possible. Air
ls being pumped In the tunnel by sever
al pumps. Tor IA distance Of 700 feet,
and u large force ~ men In working
IN an rfIort to rescue the unrortunates
before they perish, II they are no. al
ready dead
The CaNeln occurred unexpectedly,
ana It is not known who IN rcspOnsl
bic
The men ontomhcd are chiril, ma
u,cs uf that mountainous section Ut
southwest Nttgiuia aud The excite
mrut aud nuNirly I, lnIrus"
Men women aul children ar" ~ the
mouth Of NE tunnel waiting news ~
those dear t. them in,llo and plDlablr
s,ours ARE being enacted Numcu
O., screaming and wrlurlng ih"ir
hauds ard crying hyrtcrlcalN fpr faith
cr, hruthcrs aud loved ones Who are
prisoner. In The black hole aud per
lips dead AMI dSiug
I've WORK NJ rcF,u" viii continue ns
rupld', ~ ppsAhlr thnuFh n cannot
be- stated With AZ, degree ~ corlnu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21

nIht-vtns. Ala A1x ~ jams
HamiiiDr .r.r o.. e.4-i-- has
beer otp1r-I Boz i..r.ti srsr being
q fuEftiF~ 'tfs~ ftIH thi s hsid
b. 49, as'hp1'l-s ,tsf- Htmli'ph.
n b. sitsref tm1rs5rf 80 allied ~
Ats .ss Ssu ii1e- o. As~ ga
ks1siaE 81 fauif 90 fas fifss o.
ragin1 imgr9p~s ~ 200 20 sis slfs
HsmfFqss hftsf fspsiaed IL jafl
ssssfsi m0eits - al siiegef accom-
p,lfs, as 80 rsSsatsf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21
H.qrs Kin.' whIs. nsa.

Blnsaeh " Va AaE - whrr
JOha sHiifh . shlis iFurk farmer
bfots Ollie Fuitun . Hssfo i4i,Dsrf
"a q Esms - eTsps o. Afi~f aad a.
eun~a 20 r~sgus pa, kftsf Fs'fo.
haA 0b'ain~i naof~ m0nsg 'Ae uszru
Nhas 30 ~tl,r nisn Aiin.x hi.s t.
stssfIf Fp.'sa 80 arrested hf FsF~
na4z Joaasos - 90 ana fen sEax
ard sas Aefrsd 70 Wslrt of . hsHi
ear ~ pssveai . lSnshizE tosrsges
Sass was sHzssa ~ fas aasFses.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21

Nsyssil.' Ga AUG ~ 4 ,ad 'rhk
ed sas enacted ~ o." HON, ~ Nf
Marcus PAR. A. IN roni tsctsoa
c0uh'y. amen bs accidentally ki.ied b..
fauIbier ~ Years - as-. after .h-
family had retired fIr 10 nigh' O.
seems that doEs we're nEh'Ius m ne
yard ana Mr PaFf fsarhri fpf pc rua
a. be h. YD0h . PAL by 'fr 1rl
side TIE she'll exploded a. t- PIE.
- IN to- brs~~h - the 90 rafrylHs
the vbsis sad TITO ~ SudJ - 80
sisspias eAIid a. she 'iy Iyoa me- bel
EvsFy,hiHE vAs l1fs 'iaI 80 p.Isst
bic COT me woahf'i E.r bp' shs aisd
aftsr liaGsFtBE q fss b0Ifa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21
Want Pullman Estate Assessed,

Chicago, Aug 20. Tho city has filed
petition In the Circuit count io, a
writ of maudamus 10 compel the board
OF review to assess the rs.alr ni
George NJ. Pullman The petition
rcC,itcs that 1uG shug,, ut stock Ut
the Pullman COMPANY Of a value IT
$7o0.oOO have not been a-s,-scd The
value Of the estate l. declared % be-
s. .huo.uO The board 90 review has
rulel that stock In d.puc b. a part
Of the capital stock of no." Pullman
company ald as such exempt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21

Colsmbas. o 50 20 Tas Pre-
sssE Iisies sad -. oompsDy ~ o.
siiissafs 4 7 saasrsyu. - Eisf
i1vesb<-Di. Casss 4 Bro - ifua'1r
On Hail Bros I'm sBa G. - Tal-
e. ssa issasusaa iiir'sh somgsay "A
Cisvslasa hsvtbE r-fss@6 - max B
Statistical fspoft - 20 Essfs lahss o.
partmsHa stale - - Coumtsstossi
n q Ratehhsgs. 81 bgias lessi pr
esssisss saHlnN tAr@ Tas esnally
= : 81 a issm 81 ~ See
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21
Demands PunIubr,. Mt Of so,dtsr.

- Petersburg Aug. 90 Roth Pre-
micr Stol>pln and War Minis"r ku
digger are receiving many letters IL"
handing the punlshu eni ~ the oniccr.
and soldiers ~ the cheyaliTr guards
concerned In The whipping ~ Anna
snyrnon. aud the newspapers contln
Ne 10 be- flled With indignant articles
on the subject " Stolypin has ~
dercd an investigation The girl ID
In n hospital and her condition IL 70
ported serious
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21
Nat Factory Burns.

Orange. y. j, Aus 2O.--A fire
which followed violent ,Nplusinu.
DESTROYED the hat factory ~ Frederick
Cummings Sons q c., lncurring a loss
OF about siO0.UuO aud throwing 500
persons out ~ employment TWO
nrrs ~ mysterious origin Gii clutii.
cradle damage some lime agO Mem.
bcrs ~ the trm said that the, h1- rr
cplycd NJ threats from auN source
ana It II a. u To- 10 explain WHY
any one would wish To burn their
plant
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21
Collision Narrowly Av.rse.

Akron. o Aug 90 a serious sfrck
wAs narrous svori~d b.dw-sn Mar.
shAllville. and War~ick On the e A
and e. railroad "A e1curdon train
carrying a party % OrVills people
lsf NarshAllvllis a. 'he ssm~ lime
that q freight ffain l@i' wAFwick IN
the other flreefion The engineers
brouEh, their trains 20 q stop aboui
fr~i apar' train CritE. % orsiils
the Oaiy mar bur, vAs throvn from
bis seat aud suffered q oosapoaRd frae
tnrs q the leg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21
fever AZ Ma,anfaa

Now Orleans Ia. Aug 80 'rcst
dent lripn. ~ the state board ~
health has received . Telegram FROM
The acting surgeon general ~ the ma
'inr hospital sottico. stating that a
chsr ~ Scllnw fewer was taken ~ Ma
lungAs ftpm Havana oH the Italian
steamship NlgIrl y pinrlloa AuG ~
nat the vessel hal b.r1 dltlnfrrted
and sailed 'or NrW Orleans Ahe
Nill hr placed IN quarantine ~ tho
Ml'slaslppi quarantine atailpns for siI
dafs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21
peddler Fatally Shot.

Montgomery " "a Aug 90 At
Kayford. on Cabin Geek. u miles vest
NJ this place Anlf.u Cakes fatally
shot Salem snhley = Syrins p"ddlrf
Hahlsy vas 'r>ius sell s0tnr ROpds
% Mrs Oakss AMI beoAm" insuliinE
upon her rrfusa ~ NV She rallsi
her husband who n.iered sahlsy IN
,he premises Sah'rv. cufsIuE. rrfus
81 "a ~ and attempted - dras a
knife. when Ossrr 10, him through
he hs.lT
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21
STARVING TO CHEAT oALLows.
Sturgeon, Who Killed Three Men for
Woman. Dcspaired at Suicide


Louisville ny, Aug 20 -Clarence
Sturgeon Who kiilcd tire" men on az.
cnur at Daisy Jackson a lG.NCar Old
gin. announced in his - when told
OF her suicide. I'm resort IN this cily.
tina, he would siarvc himself 20 dca h.
lie started ~ once 10y refusing tu tal,e
toou
Sturgeon adrlittcI that the girl was
from Carrollton Ky, and that he had
BETRAYED her. lie SAID he had intend.
81 mEkirP her his wife
\ Jccg'iar feature ~ the case. ~
far a. Surgeons loyalty IA her mem.
oty - concerned. l. that sh. Killed
hersel. Lrcause of her lnfatuatiOn Tor
e.. u Gray She told Gray. II IN al
legged that n he did not reciprocaie
her Pncciio' she would XIII herself
just icfore taking the fatal dose
she said that Gray had deficd her @
DO a. Ora, has denied that the girl
VAS his sweetheart
sturgeon vas placed In a dungeon
Tuesday niKht for an assault he com.
n,ittcd On hoy lAndrum lAndrum H.
a Glincss against \ Sturgeon The iall
ofilclais did not recall this when Ian
drum Nas bruuKh, In tn be- lo~tsd no.
AMI they placed him IN S'urEruu b
cell Sturgeon tried ~ Nj the man
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21

see the flames raging in Valparaiso
Many inhabitants are terrified vii.
tear OF other shocks. AMI the work Of
rescuing the bodies Is prllcecdins
very slowly.
Tile Bell Avista dis,ric, referred to
which Is on the hills behind the city
Is the most select residence distric'
OF Valparaiso and apparently suffered
the same fate that overlook Mob HI
In San Francisco's ear huuake. .
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21
chsoa. In M,r,. s.oim.,,..

Chattanooga NIs 20 4 change
lr Mr n.u IL rrsimonts ~ Chlcka
n1us. Ni'irn'I PARK rncampmrnt
$40 madr Hsiurday rhe 1rst and
t~'onl t"nnrssso hbi tho ir,f N1rh
tHrrlIu, atr De places ~ The nrst
spuH carolina 'hifh Tennessee ind
, battalion - iufJ'ry frm Nistssp
u iu. trDr ~ regulars remains
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21
gIu.d IN m,Ioo ps,sh.

trnAIIn ~. AuE 20 Henry
loo~s me armed boy ~ Frsuklin
sAa .ho, aad allied Ia tho mslon patel
~ VII. iiobdy. a cr0pber on he farm
q iudGs ChaFlss " Mllllsen. ilsaring
apiss IN ,hs melon patch. Hob H.
sfrd 10 ~ direction Later 10 cam ,
sp,u me llfsisss body ~ Ionea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21
TELEoRAPHERs BOUND OVER.
L. & N. Dispatchers Held Tor D,scrlm
nations Against Union Men.

birmingham, Ma, Aug - Nltrr u
preliminary hrarlnl h,,,ug three DAYS
VI u Dt,uuva. j " Leach. Earlr q
Evan. and 4 Il Moore. onic,Jb at
the Louisville und n.h,lljr railroad
W,i, bound over 10 the federal grand
lur iu bonds of $500 each uu M,
charge ot having Disseminated against
members ~ ~, order IT halfway Ir
I"rtaphc.e thr prosecution ha,lur
been hrpuilt un behalf nf that order
by T. \ IaugmrN deputy president
The con- Iutlunnlir, of the law IN
der which ,hc prosecution Wa
brought Was attacked by m" defense
bul tumml HUouor Watts said Ia,
would not uud rlakc a. pas, upon that
quus ion and rs he va not sue II
the legal Status ~ The csscs. hc would
mold the defendant, under nominal
bond Tor the tr.al ~ the case "a g.
mfftlF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21
ROOT ROCKED BY
CROWD OF STRIKERS
Stones Hurled Through Train
Windows.
POLICE ARE NOW INVESTIGATING
While Mr.. Root and . Party Were Re
turning from Ranch, Strikers stoned
the Train, Woundino Minister Of AZ
rieulture In the Neck.

New York, Aug, 90 \ cable dis.
patch from Buenos Ayrv, To- = mu.u
ing new spaper says:
While Secretary Roo, ANA party
were returning Thursday fro' the
Chascumus ranch, strikers stoned the
train, breaking three windows IN MI
Roots car aud woundiue he minister
of agriculture In the neck
Several others Of the party were
slightly injured
The authorities are making an In.
Vesugaluu.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21
a,.n.lana ca. can,lnu.a

chloaxo. Aus 20 Theodore Bfeus
land. Vles president ~ The MI vlp4sa
Avenue state b1nk charged 9Th ".
latlhx ne t'i's banking hNa. hii-i
10 appear before i.Fl-. s~vrrsOn IN
lhs Wet Ch'c,z, is..4 yoilcs court
satnrlaT t. case "a cOntaur 1
% AaG -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21
All Endot,r Mob. Ao,lnn-

Columbia = G.. Aug 90 Governor
lIriWnrd returned FRIDAY afternoon
from the scene ~ the lynchlng ~ me
negro Bob Davis near Gtrrnvnod last
evening when asked for statement
concerning the lJnchlnE the governor
saId ne had nothing "a -, further
than that after conference win
Solicitor Cooper ~ th- Greenwood cir
cult. he had instructed that ofiicrr a.
take immediate steps lo prosecute tho
hnOWn members ~ the mob A. ihr
sentiment among the brsis riuisns of
the county a. Noll ~ number 81 ~
ETo's r. m sympaih, Nth mo action
~ The mob & u hafily probable iua'
me prosecution Will HnIouu' 20 ', inl
ihing \ n"Efo school Teacher ~ mo
neighbDfhood has ~r!tt,p 70 ,ard ',
'hs nrv papers M Witch be- ,nlpfs's
ne l1bcHins ~ Davis
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21

sac l4aa. a.e I'LL -s sl,4n.sf
Aksdis ~ % tt4 trss D, q srs
Os,sahs. IA, y, wi,. sge l.Ir l.u,l
PeFto Ri-sa slsestfs - -s.e ~ Bla4
a,ioa, 4. "A .sls64
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-21

Honolulu, Aug. Ill p. m.-Wire
less reports from the islands OF Ha
wall, Maui. and Hitto reports tida
wave the general height OF which wa,
6 feet. In the enclosed bay Of Maa
laea, on the island OF Maui, It's hclgh'
was estimated to be ~ feet, where
II carried away a wharf and It's su
perstructures. The phenomenon wa,
manifested by an unprecedented,
heavy surf.
The tidal wave is attributed to tn,
earthquake al Valparaiso. Thirty year,
ago an earthquake In South AmericI
produced similar effects here
New York, Aug. 2O--Wcssel, Duva
4 Co, which does large business II
South America, especially chile. has
received the following dispatch from
Valparaiso:
"rown nearly destroyed Particulars
later, when shakes cease"
This dispatch was timed 3.5j "A
NJ. but II Is not known whether &
was filed yesterday morning or this
morning,
New York. Aug. 2o-The Central
and South American Telegraph com.
pany reports that the situation IN Val
paraiso is similar to that watch oc
CURED In san Francisco Their man
ager rcpnr.s that all places ~ husi.
ness have been closed, and the dcIly.
cry and operation stan Is muc1 demon
allied. No messengers have reported
formally, and deliveries can only be
made on application tn the office.
A great Sany Of the poole In tn"
city have left for other parts
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-05-18
ARTICLE V.

The business affairs of this corporation shall
be under the supervision and management OF
a board Of directors who shall be stock hold
ers in said corporation, saiS board OF direct
ors TO be composed Of nine t9) stockholders
of said corporation. and to be elected to
Office as such, on the first Monday in April OF
of each year, beginning with the first Monday
in April, OF 1907. The officers thus elected,
shall hold Office for the term OF one year, or
until their successors are duly elected and
qualified. majority Of the vote OF the d.
rectors present at any meeting. shall be suffi-
Gent to put into effect and carry and mo-
ton, not in conflict with the provisions Of
this charter, and a majority Of the stock voted
at any stockholders meeting, shall have a
like effect, provided that any stOck'holder
NAV be represented at any meeting OF the
stock holders, by written proxy duly filed
with the Secretary.
Each stock holder shall be entitled to one
vote for two shares of stock owned by him,
provided that no person save the holder OF at
least two full shares Of stock, fully paid for,
shall have the right to vote at any meeting OF
the stock holders, portion Of share of stock
not being sufficient to entitle the holder TO a
vote, and no stock holder TO be allowed more
than one vote, regardless Of the number Of
shares he may hold.
ARTICLE vi.
Five directors shall constitute quorum for
the transaction OF all business legally coming
before the board and majority of the stock
holders Of the corporation represented in per-
son or by proxy. shall constitute quorum OF
any meeting OF the stockholders.
ARTICLE VII.
The following stockholders shall constitute
the first board OF directors of this corporation,
and shall hold Office until the first Monday in
April Of 1907, or until their successors are
duly elected and qualified: ]. B. Hoke, G. B.
Hauley, A. Longanecker, A. Mcmillan, S. 0.
Scogglns, J. W. Meeks. ". R. Fowler, ]. c.
MINK, J. ". Devilbiss.
ARTICLE VIII.
At each an nual meeting Of the stock holders.
they shall elect from their number, Q board of
directors, President, Vice President,
Secretary and Treasurer, each of said Off
GERS to hold Office for period Of one year
from the date Of said election. or until their
successors are duly elected and qualified.
The following named stockholders, shall
serve in the capacities indicated, until the
next regular annual election, to be held on the
same date each year, as is the annual meeting
of the stock holders:-J. ". Meeks, President;
Jessie DeVilbiss, Vice President: W. r. Fowl
er, Secretary and J. c. Minnix, Treasurer.
ARTICLE TX.
The duty Of the President, shall be to pre-
side at all meetings of the board Of directors
and stockholders sign al papers divesting
or encumbering the corporation property. sign
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-05-18
". J. Briggs.
j. Williams,

Roanoke, La, April IA. 1906.
This is to certify that we, the parties whose
names are hereunto subscribed have and do
by these presents, subscribe for the number of
shares of the capital stock Of the "foanoke
nnsltA nnr several names. following.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-05-18
ARTICLE III.

The capital stock Of this corporation. is
hereby fixed at ten thousand dollarsslO,OOO.-
OOl, divided into one hundred Q00l shares OF
the par value of one hundred ts100.00) dollars,
which shall he non -assessable and which shall
be paid for in cash or its equivalent, at the
time of the issuance to the certificates there
for.
The appesrers declared unto me, said Notary.
that thirty (3Ol shares OF said stock have al
ready been subscribed and paid for, and that
this corporation is therefore authorized to
commence business as such. upon the sign
ing OF this charter and the recordation there
of in the Office OF the Clerk OF the Fifteenth
Judicial District Court in and for Calcasieu
Parish, Louisiana, and upon conforming 10
all other legal formalities, incident thereto.
Each certificate of stock in this corporation,
shall be signed by the President OF the Com
psny and countersigned by the Secretary,
before the same shall possess validity.
The seal Of the corporation, should il pos
sess one, (which is not obligatory must also,
be affixed to each certificate Of stock and ev-
ery transfer thereof, must be made upon the
books of the corporation as we'll as upon the
reverse side OF said certificate.
ARTICLE ".
This corporation. through its board OF di-
rectors, shall have the power and authority. TO
sue and to be sued in Its corporate name. to
make and use . corporate seal, and to name
and appoint such officers, agents or managers
as the nature of the business carried on by it.
may require and to make and establish such
bylaws, rules and regulations, as may. in
their judgement be deemed expedient and
proper.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-05-18
IL You Don't

succeed the first time use Herbine and
you will get instant relief. The great.
est liver regulator. A positive cure
for Constipation, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Chills and all liver complaints. Mr..
q. of Emory Texas, writes: my
wife has been using Herbine for her.
self and children for FIVE years. 1t is
a sure cure for constipation and ma
laria fever, which lis substantiated by
what it has done for my family"
Sold by Billion Bros.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-05-18
Party Of Officials IllsDse,,,, /
Rice Belt and Northwest
road This Weet

A party of officials Of tbs j.
and Northwestern RAILROAD
have been inspecting The rcs
prodosed new line this -
are greatly pleased with IN !,
before them. 1t is said t6aJ
owing to the Smoothness Oi n
tory through which it will Il
the limited number Of bri3s|
will be required, can be cOs'sl
the minimum cost of rsilr,|
struction. The READINGS Nj
the people along the proDOsi
signify their willingness b J
right Of is very encour,lS
furnishes a strong element +
ance that the road will be bQti
near future.
This route extends throuri ,
tory, than which there Is m
capable of a high state Of cIs
in Southwestern Louisiana. i
only one of the riches. rice N
of the rice belt, but also poi.
cellent cane, a large nuubs /
and cattle and considersHk
and oil. 1t passes through ii
in which there is neither ihs |,
ton of other northern lines n,
water traffic OF the rivers EieI
contend. We believe that hi
in sight will warrant the sxr
being done by this compszI.
is certain that the advanlsgs
will accrue to the country 81
cient warrant for everyone 81
work OF the new road to q %
clusion.