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Leoysns, Londou, Ly0Ds, Hu.zeep,
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lection Bills nj Exchange Issues
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acts general banding business
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07

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Collection. Sss@psy teseso.@s 70
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The First
AMERICAN SAVINGS
AND TRUST 60
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07

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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-14

stockholders. and each share of stock
shall be entitled to one vote in person
or by proxy, in the decision of all such
questions.
ARTICLE VI.
Until the first annual election held
under this charter hereinabovc provided
for. the following Board of Directors as
well as the officers respectively. shall
constitute the Board and Officers of this
corporation to wit: Board; Frederic
Wilbert: S. T. McCardell: John Wilbert:
and Henry McCardell. Officers: $. T..
McCardell, President: John Wibert
Vice President: Henry McCardcl, Sec
retary-Treasurer: and they shall hold
office until their successors are elected
and qualified. in the absence of the Presi-
dent the Nice-President shall act as Prcsi-
dent and in the absence or inability Of
both the Secretary and Treasurer shall act
as President No stakeholder shall be
held liable or responsible for the con
tracts or faults of this corporation. nor
shall any mere informaiity in OF ganiZa-
ton have the effect of rendering this
charter null.
ARTICLE VII.
The act OF incorporation may be
amended. altered or modified, or this
corporation may be dissolved by a vote
of three-fourths of the shares Of the
capital stock Of the company at q meet
ing of the stockholders convened for
that purpose after publication three
times in one of TIL" newspapers published
in the town Of Franklin.
ARTICLE VIII.
Upon "A dissolution OF this corporation.
either by limitation or otherwise, its
affairs shall be iiquidated by the com
missiOncrs to be elected by three stock
holders who shall at the same time fix
their compensation. and said commis~
sioners shall have the power To do any
and all things necessary IL effect a com
plete liquidation. Vacancies to be flied
by the remaining commissioners
Thus done a.. >;gned in the Parish Of
ST. Mary, Oh lAc dd. month and year
in the beginning ii : above written in
the presence Of X. u. Etie and D, Caf-
fiery. Jr., competent with, .sses, who sign
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-14

these presents with the said appearers,
and me Notary, after due reading hereof.
tSigned:)
FREDERIC WILBEKT. 217 Shares.
JOHN WILBERT. 2ls Shares
S. Il. McCARDELI lS7 Shares
j. H MCCAKDELI.. 1888 Shares
per pro $ f. McCardel
$. L. MCCARDELL. Jr. SO Shares.
per pro 5. L McCardell.
Witnesses:
X. ID ETIE,
d. CAFFERY, JR.
PERCY SAINT, Notary Public.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-14

CLERK : OFFICE,
PARISH OF ST MARY. La
|, Wilbur II. Kramer, Clerk and ex-
Otficio Recorder of the Parish Of ST.
Mary. Louisiana do hereby certify that
the above is trne and correct copy of
the original act Of incorporation of The
Oak Bluff Planting and Manufacturing
Company. Limited on file and of record
in my office in Book y IF Mortgages,
Entry No. SO, 09l, inscribed therein on
the 18th day Of March, 1906.
In evidence whereof witnesss my hand
and official seal this 18th day of March,
1906.
WILBUR II. KRAMER,
Clerk and eN-Officio Recorder.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-14

stockholders. and each share of stock
shall be entitled to one vote in person
or by proxy, in the decision of all such
questions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
AfIas ~ am Kraner was also a membcr

Miss Lena Kramer. was also q member
$of the Virginia Social Club. 4
MI. Charles "a Vaughan left SATURDAY
on q business trip to New = rk..Sa l1 1ll
panied him. She win spend some time
with relatives in Brook tyr and ltockaWay
Beach, II * al Z s9 :t3,4
Mrs. Charles w. vaughan, q. H!gh-.5
letttand sHugh-- LEI ferday for taunton.
iYa.,t on q n ylai to ~ Mrs Yaughantl''!ss
q MISS Glare JOG obsson left last week for
Eli MRS. &. IL. Crump, OF JEFFERSON Avenue.
who has been very sick. IL slowly I'm y
proving. much to the pleasure OF D her
Miss Kate Clark Of New Haven. Con-,
IS being entertained by her cousin, Miss
Grace Streat. Of Grove Avenue. 5 va
4 The Misses Y Elizabeth 81 and Minnie
(Rourke. OF Springfield Mass. are the
guests OF Mrs. & Thomas streat, q Grove tH
Master Frank Chandler has J. returned y r !,
and relatives near land. 5 VS. s.s
Il Miss Sadie Chandler ls sitting frienos
and relatives In Richmond.
& Miss TITLE yolkmann. who has spent r.t
the past seventeen months IN Europe VIII
for home August 2sa on a.e Worm
Ers. j. Nj Young, OF Richmond, Is
spending the summer In the mountains.
and will visit Blueaeld Radford,& Roa-
noke and Lynchburg before her return ,,'-r'.
HON 9. M NJ ss5{2ts ny. q. II.
"a Miss Mabel Gary OF Mount yvinan's.
Nlds, tho daughter OF Captain y. p. Gary,
formerly OF Richmond isSyislting relatives s
and friends In this cit S &
Miss Virginia Gary. OF Baltimore. Nd.
the daughter OF J. II. Gary formerly OF
Richmond. is visiting her rela tlyes ana
friends in this city. a 55.. q
Miss Ieuley Satterwhte, OF 10. 6l3
North Twenty sixth Street, Is NJ ending
her vaca ton at the home Of her uncle.
Mr. eff. Brown, Il at Bon Air, Va. &.
b Mrs. J. f.. b. y1'eay. who has been III
at her fathers home In King and 9 queen
county for several weeks. Is much better f.l'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
what Ais Youf

10 YOU feel weak, tired, despondent,
have frequent headaches. coated tongue,
bitter or bad taste III morning, heart.
surf, stbelching 81 gas, acid risings In
throat after eating, stomach gnaw or
burn, foul breath, dizzy spells, poor q
variable appetite, nausea at Times L and 1r
Kindred symptoms z n &
liyonhave any considerable nj: r1ter o.
Eths> above sysup toms you are suffering
from iliousnsss, tarpld liver with tndl.
Restion. re pstss,l Or. Plercc,s Golden
I Medical Disc YerY Il t1a al. lln 81 the most
valuable med clllal -prln known. 2
nedlc -science fo.t he lcrrlaucnt cure q
SUCH 6llQrr1nl c9ual 1t y 4 mo =
efficlentyliyer yigorator, stomach tonlc :.
bowel regulator and nerve stretlg theoheo '
The Golden Medical Discovery 'i ls not rN
Saspatcnt medicine OF secret nostru III 10 q
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Sonits bottlelwrappor and attestcd under der
oath Aglance at Its formnlaswilll sho e :,
8thnt.t contains no alcohol, or harmful
shn6it- formingdrugs. j lisa .i],id extract
smntlc with5puro, triplo-rcllncd glycerine,
m proper strength, from the ro roots Il q the
following native American forest plants,
VII, & oldcn soal root, Stone root, Black
Cherry barls, Queens root sloodroot,fanldt !
Mandrake root \. H
ii The following loading medical authorities.
aiming n slIostiof others. extol tbs fore going
FOOLS n Tor Tic euro Of Just such alments as the
Invn svnlptu1ns indicate: Prof II = nrtllG!ow
II * ~ Emerson Med College. Phila.; Prof
p q 1niSef ran P5o{ Gdwl
Chicago; Prot, John King. NJ: p, Author ct
American Dlspensat9ry; Pref. Jno Al s Suoc
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Medical Discovery Y II bowels are much con- on
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
Spanish WAR CAMP
TO BE Formed N HERE IL {:
Commander Mitchell Will Be
Here Tuesday to Muster in
the Fitzhugh Lee Camp.

j. Walter Mitchell, commander OF the
Department Of the District OF Columbia,
United Spanish War Veterans, and SEQ
rotary Of tho national association, has
written to tAdjutant G, iI. Darlington, 9 +
tho F1tzhugh Leo Camp. United Spanish
War Veterans, saying that. pursuant to
orders from national headquarters, ne
Will come to this city on Tuesday after
noon, August ast, for the purpose q, o.
mastering Into the national body OF ne
United Spanish War Veterans the newly
formed Fitzhugh Lee Camp Of this CITY.
Commander Mitchell expects to be &C
companied by his qllartermaster,C captain
Thomas A., Green, and Captain y lctor,E OF
the New York State Department. INey
viii be uuartered at Murphy's Hotel sS
Z Mr. Mitchell, In his letter TO Mr. CaT-
rington says that he regards hlnself
as being particularly fortunate IN belns
ASST gned to this duty, as he, spent ms
boyhood in Richmond during the stlFrlns
days OF the Civil War, when MS tatheI
was a major on the stan OF teneral
Robert Il. Lee Mr.. Mitchell also had
tho honor TO serve In the Seventh Army
, Corps. under General B'ttzhuKh, Lee, N
the war with Spain,
s The now camp will be assigned INTO
the ranks OF the comradery OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia Department. though
this will he only temporary, as y 70
expected that there will soon be State
comradery In Virginia. in which the
iFttzhugs, Los Camp vii! be No. J, si H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
STEEL CELLS FOR JAIL.
Jail Prisoners Not Satisfactory
for FRoad-Building,i HI
Decial to Tho Times Dtspatoh. >

5flt lily Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.) g
y FARMVILLN. VA. August ia spe-
cIal committee from the board OF super
yisors has contracted with va reliable
Jail building concern for the erection
OF two new steel cells for Prince Ed
wards JAIL The work Is to DO done at
once. Hatl
Much permanent work has been done
on the public roads of this county In the
last six months, Despite the scarcity Of
rock In this Immediate Vicinity, the super
vlsors have. succeeded In building several
mtley OF macadam over such rollds Us
have been nearly impossible each winter.
This work Is done with the connty's
own rock-crusher and woodworking ma
chlnery, and generally with only hired
labor oyerseered by IN experienced
workman. Prisoners OF Prince Edward
jail have not proven available for road
building. When ordered from prison to
the county roads for work, the experience
Of the overseer has been that II was
more trouble to keep watch to prevent
the prisoners escape than his labor was
worth. And, despite tho vigilance OF the
overseer several have escaped during the
recent past before working the roads q
week hllF tI ts8 tst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
lARG[TURN0U1
WASHED /: away
Water Rose, Very Suddenly il
Crooked Run Near
Culpeper. N
THREE. e 4 Or SEES DROWNED Il Y I Y z J
- 80 ~
Passengers ii Livery Vchiicll!e:.$
Saved a Quarter-Mile
\ Down.
THREE II -iI:l e 4 OR SEES DROWNED.
lsnoc,n, 4, j, Tho r,mc Z. Dis patch. !

Especial 70 Tho TIMea- I1spat 7111I III.
SCULPEPEEe. VA. August lS.--This
morning three fine livery horses OF Mr.
e. ]. Eggborn. attached to "a large turn 81
out, were drowned while fording Crooked at 4
Run. an unusually dry stream. near
here. 1t was crossed IN safety Just u an
hour before the livery team was driven y
into the ford. The water rose 50 a sud Nd
denly and was SO swift that the driver
and passengers were hurled out OF the
wagon, which overturned, and, with the
occupants and horses. was carried long
a quarter OF a mile down the raging
stream. The horses h broke from the
wagon, but became entangletl In tho
ha rness. The driver and passengers,
among whom was a woman, were hung
up in some bushes on the banks but
were finally rescued. IA i$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
@PerssIlo[,,nals and Briefs.

The y Misses Myrtle Alfriend, GRACE:
Palmer and Sadie We ken ld, all Of + lcf-a
mond, b left yesterday a fternoon. TOR an;
Indefinite stay with friends in NJ North 'rTr
Carolina 5{ q \. e
Mrs. F. j. Hook and children. OF Bait:
more, are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. Mosmiller, OF 81 Mechanlcsville
Mrs,1A. d. Brown \ Is now at Elm:
wood Chesterfield county. where she ls
tho guest Of her daughter, Mrs.. Al IRE
Henderson MCDOWELL who. tn her chill
8dren and maid are sun'mrering at this
. Mrs. Fulton F. Fleming has returned to,
the city after pleasant visit to Elm n.
wood. 2" hesterfield county, where n she 81
was the guest Of her sister Mrs. "A, a. Fl.
MCDOWELL. i}l !. 4, y. l.,
he's consin. Miss d Lucille Hill, OF New
York, viii leave Sunday TO join, !, q camp
ing party at Tuxedo, Nd /, !.
b Mrs, ID, +. N Newman, Of Evan yille. Ind,
this s eity yin Snb be daaee
Westhnmpton Park Monday, August Goth,
at a 80 r.. N. Mrs. Newman. who who was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
Natural Bridge Excursion.

I Mrs. Murrays last excursion to Natural lr
Bridge this year will be run on Monday,
September 3rd 3(.abor Day: Tho tickets
cost s.5O-less than one half OF the regu-
lar rates-and the proceeds go to the
boys department Of the Young MEMS
Christian Association.
The Natural Bridge connects two of
the flyo round-top mountains that rise
boldly from the Valley OF Virginia, at
fording a wonderful variety and extent
Of beautiful scenery. It is a mighty
1nonolith, which equals Niagara In pic
ituresqueness and exceeds 1t In height and.
a wfulNmygtery. OF the tens OF thousands!
who have visited 1t there has never been
one Who was not too deeply impressed
for words Grandly majestic 1t pros,
claims, mot made with hands II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
C.'L|ACH MOUNTAIN
TUNNEL ACCIDENT
Only Two Men Were Killed,
and Three Others
Inilul.red.
50spcclul to The Times DIspatch. J

7H39 Especial to The Times sd spa tch) 3 ~
I CiATD CITY, "a, August 1S--The ex-
citing report which spread over the coun-
try yesterday evening Of the cave In Of
Clinch Mountain Tunnel proved to be
much exaggerated. At 4 O. clock yesterday
morning two sections Of timber used IN
bracing the tunnel fell, crushing to death
two colored aborers from North Caro-
line and injurlng three others, one OF
whom may die. The report that fifty
men were entombed BY a great fall Of
dirt and stone came here from both sides
OF the mountain and seemed TO DO re-
liable. 55
The truth was learned this morning and
the suspense and anxiety relieved IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
+ CLASH OVER DATA.
Supreme Court Officials Stopped,

Supreme Court Officials Stopped
Probe Into Secrets. 5
"a NEW YORK, August ls.---There was 2
clash to-day between officials OF the state
Supreme Court and. William II. JARVIS,
who Is s In I charge OF q corps OF young
women sent here BY tho United States
Census Bureau TO gather data in divorce
proceedings, The court officials refused
to allow jarvis to open scnled envelopes
<e1p,S:ulns s.rs3raS u tteVrea sassS ~ +
rs,ks-s hsipxAH 7=< xsrPa!ss ~rEi -::.stt' = Z
have been closed against Finsp ection hy
order OF the Supreme Court: The re- re-
cords In question related to tho divorce
proceedings Of former Sheriff James A.,
Flack, from whom his wife legally sepas-'.
rated In July. 1889. M ~ Ii A gt.s
u Tho effort Of Mr. jarvis aud 4 his Y as
sistants to get at tho Conformation de- }
sired In other cases has also caused sharp
discussion between Mr.. jarvis and the
court officials. Il It is expected that the
officials Of the Census Bureau VIII Dc
consulted by Mr.. Jarvis,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
THE ATLANTIC FLEET,
The Maneuvers Off Rockport,
Mass, Are Ended. n

RocKIAoRr, MASS, August ls,-rhe
battleship squadron OF tho Atlantic fleet,
which has been having maneuvers off
this port, left here early to-day The
Maine. the flagship Of Rear Admiral
Itobley d, Evans, together with the
Kentucky, the Kearsarge and the Mis-
'souri, headed south, their destination
being Nov York, The Indiana sailed for
Portland, l5,
The Alabama headed for Roston. where
she viii have tho Injuries caused by the
recent collision with tho Illinois repaired
at the charlestown navy yard. The Iowa,
which went from here TO Boston yester-
day to secure q new anchor chain, Will
Join the Indiana at Portland. Tho Illinois
Is undergoing repairs at New York.
The torpedo flotilla Will remain here
for some time, b.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
STABBED B ]. 10 HEART
and DISEMB0|'W|||'E|:.|L|..|E:.D||.
Ex-Conyict Murdered His Com { ON
p,anion While On 9 l.i q "a
Spree.
Isnec,a,l to1Tho N rtnve,s,-.Dispaach.

1T.T1 1Spe(I1I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '--- =
$S BRISTOL A., August 49, moment
after Munscy Talley and Scott Howlng-
ton stepped out upon the street from q
Bristol saloon, where they had been
drinking together late this afternoon.
3Tallcy with an open knife in hand rush.
cd upon 'Howington and stabbed him to
the heart. AS Howington was staggering
away from the spot Talley brought the
knife across his abdomen, u cutting into
his bowels. Howington died In q few.
minutes.
TalleyA escaped through the crowded
streets before 1t was suspected that lie
had committed murder. ralley Is an es-3
capped convict, his homo being at Johnson
City, Tenn. There appears to have been
no trouble between the men before to-.
day. AK IS 3i5 I;
: The dead man Is survived by his wife life
and one child.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
FIRE M ORANGE.
Blaze Caused 100000 Damage
in New Jersey Town.
(By Associated Pres

Il5yI HHEUCIH|6I : FuHn'
ORANGE. NJ, j.. August ia fire
which followed a violent explosion to- day
destroyed tho hat factory OF Frederick
sCumming's Sons and Company, causing q
loss Of about 100000, and throwing 500
persons out Of employment, 4.
Last night a fire occurred In the stock
room OF the factory, doing 81 900 worth
Of damage. shortly after this q blaze In
another part Of the building was discoy-
cred and extlnguished with small loss.
A fire Of mysterious origin did $4,000
worth OF damage at the factory last o.
tober, and a few days ago quantity
OF rubbish was found piled up and burn
Ing In an alley between the hat factory
and the adjoining building,