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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-06
SidesOaik Psncilinss
Mr. GiIchrist Get. Permit.

HEs 1hIcmEh8l det8 kekmIts
 City Engineer A. R. Gilchrist yes terday afternoon appeared before him. self and applied for the Issuance of a dnesriss ssr%t to MP es citk k Of 423 South McDonough street. Mir. Gil christ signed the application. and de. premises where the building is to be erected. He then inserted his own name in the application biank at. the tractor who is to put up the new struc- The application completed, he handed neer Formally approved the application. He thereupon issued a permit, to which he affixed his signature. ana the trans The Giichrist structure is a buggy shed, to cost $50. but although 1t was a small affair. and he was going to he did not care to risk any interfer,, ence by the other city authorities, and therefore secured the permit before be- ginning work @ @ * :. Did You Have Your Umbrel1af There is an antiduated Bromidiom, You never have your umbrella when persons even if it is not startling, said a prominent citizen yesterday; Tt Is true because many persons never know it is going to rain until they have been wetted. In simple language they have sense enough to get out ot the rain but haven't sense enough not to go into it at all.
 Yesterday there were enough clouds to scare ordinarily well behaved citi- zens and for two hours 1t thundered loud enough to inform all the turtles in the world that 1t was time to let go the particular toe or finger or the do you think those phenomena warned some of us? Not bit of It.. They looked up and around and about and z clear up they had better remember 10 carry their umbrellas around with them. Oh. l was one of them. Very few persons are really equipped wl,h
 < % &
 No Preachers on List. preachers a he I this s ti$e" sais Promi1,snl 1s.,sn. day, in speaking of the recent conven- ton. "TRe preachers have had the upper hand too long and T,s we are are going "If you will notice the program for the meeting here; you ,U wiil s see nearly in ister. We did not elect a single off cer for the coming year that is a preacher, so you see why I say say that haat They are all right in their place but we think. as this is Young Peo- agement of it."
 # & $
 Rev. Charles Ewell Craik dean of Christ Church Cathedral in Louisville. Ky, and Mrs Craik are the guests of his brother, MT. c. w Craik, of Ha- gel Hedge.
 < F 5s
 MT. John K. Watkins of Opelika, is registered at the Glenmore Hotel.
 # # #
 MT. W. D. Mcleod of Ozark. Is at the Hotel Summers:
 S {. &
 MT. S. H. Carter of Booths Station, Is at the Imperal.
 # a #
 MT. W. H. Hungerford of Uniontown, Is in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-06

of making genuine Navajo blankets, the monopoly had things its own way. Now the magnates of the blanket trust and the walking delegates of the workers union have limited the output and raised prices. Verify the day of Poor To has passed under the tutelage of the progressive civilization of the twentieth century"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-06

William Durst of Philadelphia was on board the Monitor in the historic fight with the Merrimac off Fortress Monroe March 9, 1862. and is the sole survivor of the crew which manned "the yankee cheese box" on that memo- rable occasion Previous to the recent anniversary of the battle he made ear nest but futile efforts to find another survivor. The veteran sailor is still in good mental and physical condt- tion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-06
SAID TO RELIEVE
 ALL RHEUMATISM

This simple prescription is said to perform remarkable cures in many cases of years' stand- ing:
 Fluid Extract Dandelion. one- half ounce; Compound Kargon. one ounce; Compound Syrup
 Sarsaparilla, three ounces. Mix
 by shaking we'll in a bottle and take in teaspoonful doses after each meal and at bedtime. These ingredients can be ob-
 tained at moderate cost at any
 good prescription pharmacy. and
 are harmless and will not in5ure the most delicate stomach.
 It has a peculiar effect upon the Kidneys, assisting these
 most important organs to filter and strain from the blood the uric acid, uria, etc, which cause the pain and misery of Rheumatism. As a blood cleans.
 ing agent and system tonic 1t is
 of unusual merit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-06
Canadian Prosperity.

In his annual report, the President est banking institution. says that the business in 1906 surpassed all former records and the condition of Canada at present is one of general prosperity; kinds produced more, and the output of the forests and the seas exceeded that of any former year. Canadian railway earnings continue large and manufac- turing concerns Tn many cases are re- fusing to take further orders. The im- migration for the year (215,000- was the heaviest on record. Failures were few and quite unimportant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-06

Most of the 10000 employees of the Southern railway have made contri- buttons toward the erection of a monu- ment to the late Samuel Spencer, who was killed on his own road early on the morning of last Thanksgiving day. The monument Is to be erected at At lanta, Ga, at a cost of something like s5O.O00. Reports from all over the great system show that nearly every employe Is active in the movement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-06
rEBRUARY cIRCULATION.

, EEnnOAnt NAhSOANA voopth
 Day after day. week after "eek: The After month and year after year. snv Advertiser continues to be the only aas Ia or Sunday newspaper published n c bama to print sworn statements or nS "e tunl net paid circulation. .,ov
 The February figures given peiow anS vigorous and substantial grown further emphasizes The Advertisers guar antee that its circulation is the IaIsess ef any morning or Sunday newspaper printed in Aiabam.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-06

Put not your trust in princes, said the wise Solomon, who had per haps had some experience with them, Bv substituting Presidents" for ..nrinces" Mir Hartman will heartily --Aaras the wise king of Israel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-06

Good News From Peach Country. Gadsden Journal.
 The peach crop is now safe and a record breaking output may be expec- ted from North Alabama orchards.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-06

E. A Noble. Circulation Manager of The Montsomery Advertiser being duly sworn says:'
 The foregoing statement of The Adver- tfser's circulation for the month of Feoru. cry, 1s07 is true and correct, and compiled after all returns from news-boy~ news ngents spoiled and leftover copies nave been deducted. E S. NOBLE.
 Circulation Manager. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9th day of March. 1901
 Notary Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-06
MONTGOMERY 100000 IN 1s1o."

The United States census returns through partial reports for the period of five years since the census was taken in 1900 Is provoking a variety of comment. We have, however, seen no greater distress than that exhibit ed by some of the Birmingham papers, and all occasioned by the tact that Montgomery has shown relatively greater growth than the iron and steel metropolis. Director North of the Census Bureau puts the popula- ton of Alabama in 1896 as 2 017,S77; whereas it was 1,S2s,6s7 in 1900. This is a gain for the whole State in six years of 1S9,1s0 and would indicate a decade increase of nearly 35O,0OO, Or over twenty per cent. for that peril cd. That is about the rate Of increase in Alabama for the last forty years.
 The part that touches our Birming- ham friends on the raw is the figures given for Alabama cities as follows:
 City, 1900 1906
 Anniston . ..... 9,G95 10,919 Birmingham .... .... 3s,415 45,S69 Huntsville .... 8,O6S S'llO Mobile ... ..... .......3S,f f69 42,903 Montgomery .. ....30.346 4O,sOS Selma .... ........ .... S,7l3 l2,o4f
 We have no reason to doubt the cor rectness of these figures and believe the proportion of increase will con tinue until 1910, when Montgomery will run ahead of Birmingham in pop ulation unless the whole of Jefferson county is converted into greater Birm- ingham While passing on this sub ject it is well to note that our neigh bor on the West. Selma, is also mak- ing rapid gain--about fifty per cent. in five years, the largest per cent. of increase in the State.
 The Kansas City Journal notes the misappropriation or misapplication of words when we continue to speak of the poor Indian" as if the great tribe of Lo was still in the depths of money less savagery and shows how they have advanced in every way during
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-06

welt will make a further statement in rejoinder to MT. Hartman later this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-06

Discussing some aspects of the Hartman Roosevelt episode The Brooklyn Eagle says
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
The POPE OF
SIMPLE WANTS

I'd consisting of sonn. roast meat.
ienttls, which are the popes fap.
IL xegetsbie. sone fruit. cheeae
and coffee. After lunch the tsps
Invariably smokes Turkish ciEarufa
To friend Who icssed about Plus
liking for Turkish tobacco. his hali.
ness repiicd. yes. that Is the only
thing I ana resigned 20 accept from
sufidel Turkey. hut you notice
dismiss 4 Ia smcke~
After dinnef the pope takes his
eikazet case and hia snuff box and
goes into his study, where BE- rpaau
thcoloxieai works ana Catholic
magazines and pcrfectn hts knawl
esige u French aud English
Al sunset comes supper 20 two
eggs. outlet and a salad amt aanse
vine. TIE nene II veFy partial TO
vine. uhseh Il his onty extrava.
gance. lie refuses 10 frink Anf but
the best. bis fasoFite brand helns
narolotn. TIA famous Piedmont sfnt
AEe.
After supper there IL further
study. then a visit 10 the CHAPEL.
and 1t 10 o'eleek the pope Koe4 10
bed
All the papn's surroundings are
simple fiia private Fooma arr
plaiaif furnished fiis bed IL hnt
a wooden piank with a mattress IN
a. Ills ehiaa asanrr service Il act
acfth ste. Only hln sine Ia eostly.
and Tits h not paid for BY him. a.
bis fuvrnef pArtshloncra in ffrd
meat send hlsn large quantities d
naruia as rresenta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
sFTJCIOUS WORKERS TO
FATHER TOMORROW

the addresses az the evening aea.
alon are especially chosen FOR their
work aud talks and are an followa,
Edmund u sopor. Field secretary
81 the Young Peoples missionary
Movement
Rev Is r. chlveru. Field aacre
tars II the American baptist lloma
Mlaalon society.
Rev. Henry q. nisaetl. Veteran
Missionary Of the American hoard
brought home from India to assist
In last years campaign Cor 81 600.
0Oo for misaiona
u Carter Mlniken. educational
SECRETARY Of the Presbyterian
church.
Miss Ella u. MacI.aurin, OF noa.
Ton. popular ia the institutes and
conferences IN the Eaat
Mise Ethel u. Hubbard. apoclallat
In junior work
sunday Program.
Although the Institute closes sat.
nrtay night many Of the faculty
members viii remain In Seattle
over sunday and at o'clock In the
afternoon AZ the Y. N. {. A.. Rev.
y = ChiSers and Rev. n G. ninsell
VII make addresses tn tho men
and Alua Ella &. MaeI.aurln Will
Address the women AZ the \.
W G A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23

railways IN London and Paris
she says she IL going 81 make
mo a millionaire and the prime
minister o. England. and. by God.
Juan. I believe she can almost do
a."
Eventually she proposes to PCT
me Into the English parliament
Juan; afterwards. n little
ELLA Is tail. fair Of trim and
graceful figure. sparkling eyes, soft
voice, rides well 10 hounds. dead
shot with revolver o. rife, dresses
with perfect taste. popular with
women A. we'll as with men. great
Judgment. tact. courage end indie
pendcnec. fond of men as men aud
aot as lovers"
In truth. the only weakness Film
has n her madness ~-for II II mad
ness. nothing taaa-f0r me"
In this letter Garland Is asked to
support the alleged claim upon Hae.
gin. and includes a touch" for
some 8 300 upon Garland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23

gin, millionaire. a commission Of
1850 600 for selling him the control
OF tho property, Reader sued 10
Now York Tor this commission and
was beaten. lie based Il upon IN
alleged oral agreement with HngEln.
The latter had paid Jdan Garland,
a Peruvian. q per cent, commits.
sion, which ilaagin claimed Oar.
land had divided with Readef
Reader said Garland wae not HE
partner aud that ho did not get II
Documents we're offered By the de.
Tense 20 show that Reader had real.
IN raealptcd to Garland Tor MS
shnre Of the commission. Also
some remarkable letters to Garland,
said 10 be from Reader. were put
Ia evidence.
In one Of these letters Reader e..
ulted over his marriage 10 Mrs.
Reader. Extracts are
"The clevefeHt and most success.
ful business woman In New York
"Haf personal friends and back
arc are the principal bankers In
Now YORK
"alr Thomas Upton. John Dewaf,
M. q. and dozen other rich and
prominent men ia England have
asked her ~ marry them"
"Haa had offers OF marriage from
German prince, an Indian prince
aud Senator CLARK. the richest cop
per man In Montana bankers
brokers and millionnires In Wal
street"
Ella knows everything and
everybody"
"she knows every Judge IN New
/ York, has command 81 the press II
Nov York and London"
she has a eonce aalou Of land II
the Straits settlement from the sui
tan az lahore. etc"
'she has successfully lobbied th,
house Of commons. WAS the bea'
/ dressed woman AZ several Londot
receptions last year, aud has
scheme IN her head for the anal
Eamation OF all the underground
Two extremes Schilllng'a Bees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
ts,sr Special Service,

-, tstar Special Ssrvies.l
IA NEW YORK. Jan. ~ Americas
International woman financier Ella
IlAwln Reader. Views with resent
menL the arrest Of her husband, A.
n Reader. ON a charge Of perjury
10 counts. In the federal
cppgt she says Il WAS all inspired
hy VIM. Nelson Cromwell ''nnd his
friend aud adviser. President Roose.
Welt, She does not furnish the
president with a motive.
The usually feminine trait OF vo.
letter writing seems 90
have gotten Mrs. Readers husband
into his present conspicuous posi-.
ton Whereas ahe successfully
fioated a bis Peruvian mining
company, Reader 10 aileeed 20 have
written vert long letter which dih
eredlta his participation In the deal
The case arises out Of an attempt
of Reader 10 collect from y lag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
Defective Vision

produeea Irritation and nervous.
ness. We make the vision perfect.
thereby aoothe your nerves Bring
your eye troubles 10 us. We give
the very best service at a minimum
OF cost Glasses 81 and up sehu.
ohArd Optical Co. 1907 Second az.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
WV r MASON

.r.< sssf specisl ssrsles1
.rsr ha. = The simplest
80 sast spiritual pore the
.ss sAaspA has had In many
.',....k i the euloxy passed
III Rene The yenefa-
N A.ker. who IS now paks
~ AGAINST the French gov
,sns II ne inlegyats Of his
80 ~ uost lovahie chief the
-. - kA,i IN modern times.
.zrntratic. transformations
~xnsl Tor the feelings ~
~ dally life - but ore
z. rerEne 4 stmpllcity
- rsses at 5 o'cioek
~ ssrzinx. vinter and sum
- 1l1& Amer prayers, aeeuni.
~. 4 IL seeresarts,s M0hssK
= S~>zza ssa MoasIgnor FER
81 y sss<e< his private chapel
= upe.s sbaat 80 minutes eele
..lss .4,x Sometimes his twp
t'stsrz sstend the morning
- Te<z Is hoilara takes bis
zr1Ax 4 coffee and wllk
1auf ersakfzss rtas wAlAs Tor an
- y ~ sAklran Earaea. and
=. H<tztes Ifs eorFaspnndsure
e srz.:z = ne uaoss nreeRt
1'..zts 4 he d.. Al the ehief
urssers krs rc4Ai Ia him. and
! ~ sai ecnmeatk on the
rts eean<k hss official auil
- srxta Aaa last aatil nnon
~ ~ shostahef TIE custom
7 - .-eAssessorx II permitting
= 1srsktzd - Audienee 10 Hiss
5 pa<s 10, Thcse latnrvieNlak
=, IA .1sissd 10 81 beside him.
X / sns hsxomcs axegpuwvFei
: y msssnee 4 bis haliaeps. a.
xrN.ns< hzppea4. i,ias sF@ske
lszs. eFtzx Censidrr me -
80 hsAsf O. grandfather
xAa fas sailenees are ended,
sa1xnc< n.ssltl. the major dome
4 i. ,ep~s kausakolt. pFUsents -
~ H.; a shoae whe request psf.
Ezee 10 eater into his prwseure
szzs "a ~ him AMI ask a blrss
Z ~ psse approves % he hHt.
III ~ s>eEenats are admitted
~ tnows another garden
III AZ i ! s'eiack laaeh q seFe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23

AZ tho close Of business January ~ il viii
go 90 Sls.
Many conservative people have preferred
TO wait 70 see Il the road was really going
20 be built They wanted 90 sec the COM
pany buy steel rails aud ties before being
convinced These doubling Thomases pre-
iefred to take the chance q al advance in
stock, well knowing that the opportunity -
exceptional. even with stock AZ par. provid-
ing the railroad is built.
The railroad Is being built There can be
no doubt about t. Steel rails are being
shipped from the big Carnegie plant. Car
load after carload Of ties has been disirib-
uied along the roadbcd. These facts tell
the story. The open winter has been 80
favorable 70 building operations that track
laying viii begin a. soon y The steel can
arrive The public Is beeoating convinced
that this great enterprise Was conceived in
wisdom and brought forth in good faith.
Even the conservative press "a waking up
20 the fact that project Of national, IN fact.
worldwide. importance is before the people.
The Chicago Chronicle Of Sunday. January
s. contained news story Of tho enterprise.
which we take pleasure in reproducing.
While Air Line stock would be good in
ves,ment At par. il IS far better one at S5s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
...sso nlNArloN MISSION sa'.
~ ,'..srlyurG WILL beolN
49, nAys SESSION m s.
MS

....a seattle intertcnolil !,
~ f' ..s.s.nnary Institute VII
- s .ss'ssrsw. lasslas uatil
~ i ne Plymouth Conkfy
f'.s .ss,sh THE session he.
49, 'asna~ afieFaeoa AZ
1919 q. = Friday and SATURDAY
~ ). =, II : held al day and In
AZ The eonteFehee
\ .ss~ we've $50 in attend
= 'e.s ,...sofrcw Il II expected
...''sss n Seattle l. eeins
= ) he Yoans l'seple :
H 1870 Increment This o.
~ - ~ Aeadaaarsers IN
~ lsiy and Is iaief'lenoml
p s.ssse BY practically all
~. -, rvxlsn And Home Ms
a.sr..s. Il Il dolns for The
~ s.ss,ss. and SUNDAY schools
'ss.a chat tbs student aud
~ ussenent has been do
4, A. suslekss
y pro~irsns Assresasa
- ~ women ~he ceassi'
<ssliy snli who will make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
MRS. READER MUST
BE A GREAT WOMAN

HER ENTHUSIASTIC HUSBAND
hlaAss FEMALE FiNANclER RE-.
hFUsEp TO MARRY SIR TOM
Upton, SENATOR CLARK
n AND VARIOUS LORDS AND
ioPRlN s-HgR oREAT
SCHEMES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
Electric Air Line Assured
Trsekiaylra Cor Nsa Torkchi.
cage Read ReadY 70 Begin.
Gralnsers Are Deeply Interested
IN tire stgpendous
Enterprts~.
Trip VIII he Made In Ten Aourn.
Az Grade Crossings Be.
Ina eliminated.

TIP VII &c wave " VI FfNafNF
Az Grade Crossings De
lna eliminated.
The csnnstrtrtion 81 the PRO
poaaa electric truck isse hsseHen
Chicago and NeN York. which
viii be the longest electric rad
Ia The world. aud On which Ne~
York can - reached ffnm chi
caRn In ten hours. le nov praeti.
caitY an assured fact. ground bsss
lnx bosn bfoaen SO the tlrat
rnadbed az IA Porte. Ind Inside
q 80 daya tho fret cars vili
leave la Porte
Eaxin~.Ts ghfoaxhosit me wafia
have bsea deeply Interested In
tie proposed electric road. ana
the commencement Of metiTe
wnra has Increased the dincua
aiaa cn0eefuing tho plans 81 The
hackers % The road Outside 81
the navelty % long distance and
high speed electric tFaina. which
vii break al existing steam fail
Rad records. The many difficult
enFineefinK fsaia which must Be
perfected - make t1a rpsd pos-
able ar. oF vast importance 20
the ensin@erinE wosta
Track % start a. la Porte.
All preliminary work has heen
done. Aad ties. rails and other
materials are now he3uE fNceiNsa
AZ Ia rorts. Nhsre the fpadhed
waa begun. ono section ~ the
workers viii come toward Chi.
cage. and another wfil take a ii.
rect course 70 Ncw York The
r1ahbed Is heing completed Al
ready. and slth the arrival 81
sufficient rAlia Il ia expected 20
have the section from Ia Porte
70 Chicago completed 10 a few
noutha
The promoters os the electric
railroad are confident of their
ability 10 overcome al obstacles
which wili he In their way The
success 81 the road. II IL expsct.
ea. will marx the passing Of the
steam railroads According to
present plans. the nnN road will
provide a safer rsght-of.way. ad-
ditionai comforts. as sell rs a
remarkable decrease In the pre-
snf time used IA travelling be.
tween points
stock Owned BY tire People.
An additional feature ~ the
road IL that II 10 being built b.
popular Subscription. The stock
hoidsra. coming from all parts
Of the world. have become inter.
esfed by ths advertising cam
paign carried on In itH behalf
The Chicago New York Electric
Air Line Railroad Company has
been IN process ~ formation for
two years. Its plans for the road.
which are now IN pruceas 81 real.
ization. call Tor engineering feats
the accomplishment % which. en-.
pert engineers say. uili rank as
the moat afupendous Of the age.
In order 70 make the trip from
Chicago % New York In ten
hours. eight less than the present
record. the route OF the electric
road will lessen the shortest
present distance 100 miles. To do
this II II proposed to so over or
under every grade crossing. 80
that high speed may be attained
safely. Power houses arc 20 be
placed NJ intervals along the
route which will permit uniform
speed. All grades are 10 be
eliminated a. Tar AZ possible.
Cookies Doctrine vlndioated.
News that the work OF con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23

stfuction IL actually under way
has given an added impetus %
public interest IN the work. and
the popular subscription 90 the
stock Of the company II said by
the officers 20 bear out the doc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23

j. c. Caorshe Eiseteas
Ths board - hsalth has appointed
, e eUgnlba Inspector 81 hak ssssa
This sffie@ le snada necessary bY =
state isw pratltsnx faf a. inspse-
sian - al hakerisa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23

|trins Of Jay Cooke. that any
barge enterprise can be floated II
lthe public II appealed 10 In the
lrirkt manner
Al 1858 Cooke convinced the
liz rnment that he could raise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23

This certificate viii be accepted In pay
mcnt for transportation 10 the amount Of
the par value OF the shares of stock repre-
sented hereby. and at current tariff rates,
over any part OF the road in operation.
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the national debt by advertising
by creating $500 agencies and
appealing TO the people Cooke
raised the debt, a thing that the
national banks and prominent n.
nanciers said was impossible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23

Why are you wai,ing' Win this railroad be
any more certain next March when the first
cars run out of Ia Porte next winter, when
they run into Chicago; next year, when the
track reaches out 10 Goshen, Indiana. on It's
way TO New York. than IL is now
There Is nothing more eefatin in life than
that IN few years this great twentieth cen
tury railroad viii be shooting its trains 10
New York IN ten hours and pouring is en-
ormous earnings into the laps Of its fortu-
nate stockholders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23

Let us send you FREE for three months
the AIR LINE NEWS.
The most unique and inspiring safeguard
tho following clause which appears on each
stock certificate;
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rHg CHICAGO CHRONICLE.
January 9. 1907.
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Two extremes schilling's Best
and trash 80
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Subscription Coupon.
sourHwEsrERN sEcuRi.
TIES CO.
Fiscal Agents Chicago NsN
York Elsotri0 Air Lins r.. r.
Stock, ef0sef1 Eitsi Bldg.
Second ~. and Pike S., Sc
sttls. Wash.
lnolossd find ..............
ln.............. tssy WHISTLER
full or PARTIAL payment for
........sh shares Of stock
In the Chicago New York
Electric AR Line n. Y.
Name .........ss.s...
Address ..s..t....ssssss $1,000