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Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-15
PIMA COUNTY MINES.

ARIvACA JUNCTION. March 14.-- Charles F. Hoff, who has just returned from the Gold Boulder Mine, near the Montana property, reports rich strike in the 50-foot tunnel of the Red Rick claim, and there is every indiea- ton that a good showing will be made. The strike is similar to the one made in the Gold Boulder mine. There is general activity in the Orc Blanco dis trict at the present time.
 Rich Ore shipment.
 Superintendent H. R.Fret. of the Prosperity Mining company, is in Tue son. He shipped a car load of silver and lead ore yesterday which will give an average value of s200 per ton at the smelter at Fl Paso. The Prosperity mine is on the same lead as the famous Paymaster mine, in the Olive camp, about 22 miles south of Tucson.
 Mining Boom in Pinai.
 Fred Elliott has returned from visit to Kelvin and other points in Pinal county. and states that there is remarkable degree of mining pros peIity in that section. The produc- ton of shipping ore. concentrates and bullion are steadily increasing Dis coYeries of new mines are being re- ported, and there is a veritable min ing boom on. Mir. Elliott says it is generally understood over there that there will be a railroad built from the Santa Fe over to Red Rock, which will bring the mining section in direct commercial relation with Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-15

When Hetty Green is caught giving away her money. the alienists will have another job that will attract worldwide attention.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-15

Joseph Turner. the first manufact- urer of razors in the United States. has passed away. Ten million negroes ought to contribute to his monument.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-15

Ambassador Bryce remarks T was touched when landed in New York . But he doesn5t tell us for. how mhen.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-15

The wounding of three generals of Central America merely proves that accidents will happen in the best reg ulated battles.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-15

are cheap but they must be paid for ir full. We advise buying them.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-15
DuEY a OVERLOOK, Brokers Direct Private Wires to All Exchanges
 Copper Stocks Speciality
CORRESPONDENTS PAINE WEBBER q co., MEMBERS BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE LOGAN & BRYAN. CHICAGO. MEMBERS ALL EXCHANGES.

h mari Q the o Forced Ud fsbpluso
 
 o g. Uh Cmsoia 0 from 3o points were sardyo
 
 bk ty far ~ tn ichadb odo wmd of rpyim I O the Hist po man issues DnnM shatuhm o buyngo Denn but the dbuinga be s $. s DdBEY's
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-15

I have no connection with Pritch- ard, Hagen 6 Co. Ny name is used contrary to agreement and promise.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-18

Der q ie1e- aal-a-s si in-
i118. Ia rrcl-rilo1 90 re- -r-ts. 8.
III bi.s1's The ciiIs zr1 sheep
laas q & west ~. zeor nen
~ s-cs H. ~ 1li
~ .. Stie Fei
Is5i Z
III Srie q.
FI M niY 51t
tke slIeIaI ne YIN Is p III. II
VA Ut "a Increasing 5fslniillil npoi
pcaltry ma es ana fsh X directs
atteation n6s to ne graf possibilities
q he seas. ths lakes tie TfTers and
sven the ECnds Is solrca q food.
TIE Eatsr spaces large enough for
fOod fshss yin MT Be Witeae1 Tbsre
Em not BE more AEss Of oceans. But
4 Is eertsia that hose vhfeh eztst
atFeaty can he made tar more pEOdpc-
tive than hey are NV. II Is beyoad
preston that seseaee e1a show how
tie food harvest 1t TIE waters nay Be
iucEessed perhaps teutosd It Is only
Necessary for the governments inter
estel to use then powers wisely.
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III 1870 ~ J =
81 n - slStlee
sfTtk Is ben Eaa1eA sol1-
he mn 81 ~ NE valley are
1ot broad snoqgh Tie Winds Wick
list thcss 81 india aTe TOO dly. -
pstrtiusanss male ~ ne British cottoz
Brewers Association Il sCuth ARIA
have y5esaed meageE results. South
America produces hardly enough cot
ion 70 bs mentioned in the tabies q
he wo1Ids production. In the beit
extending sorhvarR from Ntsso1Ft
scme 10 degrees in latitude. the scltk
has the ideal climate for cotton. and
enough good land to make crop that
4II quadrupEe the largest Jet grown
win sumesent labor ana adequate de
mand. the South eo1ld double It's pres
ent crop within 4 decade and a balt
And 4 the demand increases as !.
has one Of late. the world Eil within
that ting want twice as much COTTON
as 1t noE consumes
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Racial Antzsoaisn en- the Pacific,
phfIadelnlfa Press

Racial Antasoatsm en- the Pacific
Philadelphia Press.
British aeSspapers and the British
Foreign Once tre broaght by the
Vancouver riots face to fase With tie
racial aatasoaism q TIE Pacife OCEAN
The theory CULTIVATED By a few people
that San Francisco is special sinner
On this issue IS unmitigzted nonsense.
Al country opening on The Pacific and
Indian ocean face precisely The same
dt6culties from Asia;fe immigration
Auckland. Sydney sal NslScurne do
rot hare tAe same riots as San Fran
ctseo because EeE Zsaizai AMI Aus
tEala saw ths danger atar on and
shut the Aziztic cut altogether, Jap
aHsse as vel as Chinese. Hindu and
MALAY alike None are admitted. kan
akas and Fiji In North Australia are
being deqortsd. II MS country hal
n; It's issue as have these British
colonies il 4ouJd haze tc7ad, as theyI
have, that al tie white labor wanted
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80 4 cetsoa.

- > q - 80 10y " SS+sA-A'
Il ters vas sone criticism
American cotton hale in the In.
MI CG1Tention Of Cotton
rsly held IN vienna? II
dean bale Is less symnetri-
IN scue q the show packages
ana India. It nevertheless,
no poaas aetter cotton
EEoEz Il india. and IT Is
inla1nerous than the EEp-
sFss can Be. European spin
iId undiolbtelIy IKE to ind
q cotton supply, but
ssson tat American cotton
Ege among them is not
the s5ooeoOe0o which
reeelVed for the cotton pro
ol ab9oad during the fiscal
Nhtsh ended two months ago.
nnss warm bree1es from the
sSssia 40 not give his COUNTRY
lopoly Of the worlds cot.
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csruers & Ia rs ~ 6
y..ses -

r.
.irsi11
GUssne ~. Estl.. 6. g
ar ne soIlh =
his 5.uesi17z rl. BE atlyisec
tsen tt.t Nas - sqzss
neel q stpl.4 III Il logr ~
Is est car.l.i ylaElOn i. Hu 5
have isiis ~ tilles vixen Z IT
of senazus eie t.st 4 s
e-.ninai b HI hgle the ear q
s niilios Arnerieal rioters and ~
iii q lis oEn ab!
s-.s: nor warheld sid
ne one Thing
toa, II lovadzys Is e
fst li1s els tie south
c1ey 1as ne gentle
nriy i1silt sim : society where
ne SOltben Rat
oo1e Job for money
uyenents and e.
n1ley refuses 70 under
tsa tie octopus chaser IS
s1ath. anl his faTortte
amy s to rake . Fough house
EseEy cotton field. eyeEI
every timber tree. every
ely truck patch. every
ir.tl5 Il TIE south Is In need Of
tstioa facilities. These
louisville and Nash
systems down there
ana speedily furnish IS
bat Aey DO not IN
ippy them Is paintings fos
III nOt suRer The south
s14fng. The var O.
Eili me to an end some dsy,
II money VIII soE into the
a It, appointed york The
IA Nashville win return
eroina; the Southern vii
~ IN Improvements; the
seoEgia VIZ build that pro
connecting lire, md eyeEy south
N and child yin be ad-
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ne Har..s. Of tie Waters.
Cleveland Leader.

Cleveland Leader.
One Of The problems Of tie times
which come close to the acreage fam
ilys comfort and vel being Is the
price of food 1t IS safe 10 say that
IN mIfltOas Of American homes there
is more concern over the cost Of meat
and o;hsr staples than there Is On ae-
count of tie relations between the ns-
ttonsi government aad the rsilreais,
or even the recent ATTACKS 1poa tie
trusts. In the nature Of things tss
outlook Is No: encouraging As the
ccuasry ais up and the population IN
c-easss. relatively 70 the land area
which can be utilized, he need Of
making The most effective use Ct the
hslds VII tend to Gu. down tie n1ul-
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FOR THE WEEK ENDING sEPTEM-
Der 10, 1907.


The temperature averaged about ,
degrees above The normal The 9Th,
l6th and 1ath, 18Th we're moderately
warm. TIE day Temperatures during
he middle OF the week we're practical
~ norma. but the nights zere cool
"a light frost vas observed at Rosles-
burg. Preston county. On sbe morning
ot the l2th.
The rainfall averaged about tEfee
the normal and Eas quite vel diEui5
utei, excep. oyer most of tie eastern
panhandle section and some Of TIE
southeastern counties, where the fails
we're about normal Light showers
we're general On the sth and Moderate
to heaTy rain fen IN nearly ar sec
Tins during the night of tie 1a.h.
.l1th-
The 9Th, 10th and 11th we're gsner-
any partly cloudy to cloudy. but he
rest of the Eesk vas especially clear
and pleasant. The sunshine average!
about 20 per csat. Of the possible
amount
Remarks by Correspondents.
Game of postOne is followed BY
name Of county,
Panhandle Section.
Bayard. Grant-SHowers fell on the
sth and 18th. The sunshine averaged
about % per cent of The possible
'amount.-solOmon Clark
BurlfngsGr SIfneraAThe weather
vas delightful Showers fen On the
1o,h and 11th. The sunshine averaged
about 20 per cent of tae possible
anont-J. ". vaudiver.
Franklin. Pendleton-The weather
vas changeable. The nights we're cool
and the days moderately warm TIE
frs. half Of the week was shoTsry-
RsT. S. S. Oliver.
Hzrpers Ferry, JEFFERSON TIE
nights vere cool shozeEs feI On
The Iota AID 1tth- The last of the
week vas very Clears. W. Light
ner.
oldHe!ds. HaFiy-The weather vas
cool Light showers fen on the 9th.
10th and 1lth.-George t. Leather
man.
Romney, HampzhireThe weather
was pleasant and favorable. The
mornings OF the 18Th and l4th we're
fog=y. The sunshine averaged about
IS per cat. Of the possible anouat--
Jno- c. Linthicum
Upper Tract. Pens!ssoa-Heayy rain
:5li jursng TIE thunderstorm c1 RE
1Ish- The last OF the week Eas Gear.
u. T. Ei,e.
Southern seetfea,
Bancrof. Putuan-Tae d,st of the
week was shovsry and tie last hall
wsx clear. The nights were cool The
sIrshtae avenged abou. 70 psr cent.
Of the possible amo1l:-Iames Hi.
Charleston, Kanawha-Heavy rain
fea during the night OF the 10th. nth.
The lssE Of the week vas very pleas
AMI. TIE days were warm and the
nights eooI-R. c. EFeves.
Lewiston. Kanavha-Heayy rain
feI on the 10Th. The last half Of the
week vas fair and cooL-w. c. Hen
SON
Priestley, Lincotn-A thunderstorm,
accompanied BY high Vinds occurred
on the 10th. Cool weather set n On
ne 13th-J. P. Clark
Princeton. NeFeeE-LiEht shpEess
len n he 1oth ana l1tb he 11th,
I'M ard 1stA we're eodl avs. ne sun-
sEe Eyefassl d o.t q. pst cent 81
III
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WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN.

S1ACar oE9AtSa-llS dSaLaeI FAS
warm and favorable. A gool shoEer
/ fen On the 10Th. The szasaine aver
sssd about 50 per cent. Of The posi-
be amount. E Ra1ganan.
Williamson, Slingo-Tae weather
zas 5ery pleasant, especially the las;
four days Of tie week. Heavy rain
C1s9 inebssl fell during The night Of
the ltth-11th. There was a heavy
Jog On tie mornings Of the 11th and
12th.-J. F. Keyser.
Nortbera Section.
Cairo. Rfteais-shove-s se,l On the
s;h, 1oth and 1lth, The sunshine aver
aged aba1r 20 per cent. Of tie posi-
DE azzCzzs--Yau A. zeyeiy.
Crsstoa. RE.-Hsayy rain fell dur
ing the night Of the lath-l1th. The last
half Of TIE week vas clear and pleas
ANIL. P. Campbell.
ElkRs. Randorh-The temperature
averaged degrees s6oTe tue normal
and the rainfall vas 81 Of a. inca
above. Showers fel On the sth, 9Th,
10th and I1th. accompanied By thunder
c1 The 10th The sunshine arersgeI
g psr cent. Of The possible amount
Local once, Weather Bureau.
Elm Grove, ohio-HeaYy rsia fell
during the nigh: Of the 10th-l1,h. The
mornings we're fcgg-j. ". Baird.
Fsirmoat. Mari6n-The days we're
warn but the nights weEe moderately
cool Showers fell On tie S;h, 10th
and 1lth.-H. Glenn Fleming.
G'enTIlls. Grmer-Eeagy rain t1.lsy
fen during the 10Th and 11th. The Issr
Aaf Of the week vas very pleasant
John Heit.
Gsaf,on. Taylos-The arst Of tie
week was shoEery and the last naH
vas clear. The mornings o. the 18th,
l35h AID 18th we're foggy. The Eun-
shine averaged about 50 per cent OF
TIE possible aneQnt.-S- u. Wilson.
Lost Greek, Hsrrison-The first of
the week vas cloudy and showery.
There was a 7iolent electrical stern on
tie los aad heavy Ezia fell On the
1lth.-Anen Smith.
Huntington. Nsrior-The fore part
of the week vas cloudy and shoverr.
Clear weather prevailed after the 18th.
The nights were cool. Tie sunshine
averaged about q per cent. of the
possible anount-James A. Morgan.
New Nar,insyille, Vocabulary
rain teE on he 10th and 11th. Ii vas
ven pleasant from the Eth to the
15th. The sunshine averaged sbout
30 per cent OF the possible amount
n Bandit
Parke-sbu-g, Tco3-Ihe tempera-
tuTe averaged 81 degrees above tae
normal aad the Eaiutau vas IS Of an
inch above. Heavy rain fell during
the night of The 1oth.11th. Exception
ally clear and pleasant weather pre-
vailed from the 18th to 18th, ilclu-
sive. The sunshine avEraged IS per
cent Of the possible amount-secho1
Center.
ROsIssbu-g. Preston-The nights
we're very cool A light frost vas OBJ
sered On the morning Of the Ina.
Showers fel On the 10th. II and 18th.
The sunshine averaged about 60 per
cent Of the possible amount.-F. R.
POudfoot
wheeling. Ohio Heavy raia $50
inCaez) fell au1ing 4 thunderstorm On
Tie night of the 1Oth-l1th- me list
hali Of The week MS clear. Dsnse
log prevailed during he early uoFaing
d tie 1sth md 1lta MS \. B. TuE-
sytA
d G. HOWE
ti1l D css
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80. c1-z
So C- cao1s. -'e'A 40 ne
1-s-.7zzi. .i,s- admitting As'7.-c r.
f-- axe e1t 1s
v,
i II =
II
rsg.s
Ard t lise aEs II tl,go 50
t1rie E4ea TIE Hinda 60
goes froa Que IaEt g anosAer q BIZ N:
ii IndfS. ,f.ons BengaI 70 Assam g
CeJi1a. minute regulation Is 1rpEie.
By he Ssasg, aPan gOes 4 step t tlr-
ther and sesuiste foreign rssiaelee
trame and ownership Of really. Prov
lnee Is pruriaee-
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SECOND HAND STORE.

The Second Hand Store and Auc1O.
House, F. W. Garrett. Prop. 500 Jack
son s We buy and sell new and SEE
oud hand goois. weekly auetion Eales
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-18

Haw west yIrgtnian want a fAi1z
10 raat your hosse fo- you # s . ny
bes.use your "a has not been res.i
for ever body reads he West VT
gfnEan
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GROCERIES
II. A. Popie Grocery store.

Cor. Columbia and Merchant St
Ftrs. Ward. Dea,ers N staple grocer
les Family trade solicited. Phone
Us your orders Prompt delivery.
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uPHoLsTER Z REPAlRER.
- G VoI.ker, FaIrront Az,

Furniture repaired Screens mads
to order. Rubber tires put On babI
wagons. Work called for and deltI
cred
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GROCERIES
R.itz,s cash Grocery.

.Ssi Fairmout Are. Phone 4ss Bell.
We carry full line Of staple gro
ceries, family trzas solicited can or
phone Us your order. Prompt deHv-
ev.
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VETERINARY SURGEON.

H. P. BartholO,s Jacob 81
When IN need OF q veterinarian ear
.or phone d.. BartholoW. All eaIh
ansEs-sd promptly. Flrst Vard. I'm
mont, -
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REUNION
III MANNINGTON
PROGRAMME or EXERCISES FOR
HE FULL SESSION.

Below 3 the programme OF the sol
reunion 70 be held at Manning
net Frfday and Saturday, Sept
First Day
~ band.
Meet at headquarters, BanS
water greet
anI receive badges
pctntmsnt Of committees.
eat for Dinner.
misc By band, Auditorium.
81 America. BY entire audience
PRAYER IL Chaplain
lpsie ~ and.
dTess uE welcome BY Rev Archi
u Moore Of II. E Church
Response III J. Engle
A6Iaant ana eommiee reports.
dJdtant ana committee reports
CAMP IRE at Public school aatI
riTlll.
81 orchestra.
fns IS High School Glee cfs5-
81 Hon John " Mason.
% speeches b. members o.
AIRY
as .'The St. 5s1n-led B2nneE'
HIg Sehool chorus
i5e 81 arehestIa
shake hands.
seeend nay.
1t Pubic School aulE
ls 0tds. Commander and
es
c Roll Call.
aIade hy Grand Army AMI
SCI children.
rslns and adjourn
Ica II sIsulsby Battery Eu b
ssI.e1ber 9Th. 1851.
aIc6 q CO. Z Nin be held Sep
1851.
scream q sIsnIby,s Battery q II
ltoiiiah.
e itiiEaits and si5ies 81
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UNDERTAKER

7. w. Jeukins, Funeral olreetos.
and Enbalmer. Also handle NOM
meuts and trua FENCING once Her
chant st. First ward. Fatrmoat W. vS
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PLUNsINe 4 GAS FITTING.
Reed Plumbing Co,

First cas- plumbing gas fitting.
steam and hot water heating. an kinds
Of pumps repaired Water nlters aIl
sizes Pipe. fittings, valTes and pack.
ing. Cadd Bldg PARKS Avenue Both
phones. Res. Ban phone, 3ssJ.
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Hear O Posto1ess EalIIl11-
when you want 3 rig for pleasure g
business eall or phone Us, Trunks
and baggzge hauled dsy or might
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PLUMsER AND GAS Filter.
c. A eonham, III walnut Ave.

Estimates furnished on all kinds %
plumbing and gas aJttng Steam ana
bot wafer heating
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GROCERIES
Handy eroeerx Co.

Dealers in fancy and staple grocer
les Orders called for and delivered
Family trade solicited Coz. Walnut
aud itn SIS. Bosa phones
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REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE 4 BANKERS.

c. D. caIdaa 8 Co, Madison St
Information Bureau and Bankse
Also dealers in real estate, lnsuanc.
aud mortgages,
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60 oysssEs . R0sb'..
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see ON uev faH Eoosens Al The
newest SHADES. satisfaction eyay
dine WALSH
Fairmozt Ave and Fsrst St
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noNUMgIs
q. q koon,
MERCHANT TAlLoRs.
J. c ward, Main St

For prompt work In Tailoring cal
and see Us about it Suits made q
your order. Partiea.As people solicited
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Fancy and Staple Groceries

TIC u. HtVS'
C. NJ. Hartley, Prop Us Jackson
street Choice family groceries. Or.
ders by Con. phone "a. Ben 173J.
Promptly delivered
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LIVERY.

Ffrss Ward Livery Co.
Fully equipped for an eomneEctas and
drummer rigs. Light o. heavy hauling.
Noae better. Cs1i Of phone your wants.
n. C. STEELE. Prop, slsh Merchant
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CITY HOSPITAL
Of Fairment
Hospital and Training School for
Nurses.
a mutual Institution with doors
open to any reputable physieisn or
surgeou.
CT. BoYERS, SR- Pres
J. Is. BoTERS, Manager.
Ben Phone 3O4J.
Cons. Phone 5s7.
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City Directory
MecaY Ll.erYl e.

LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLES.
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Public Opinion

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RESTAURANT.

our meals.
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cLEANERs AND DYES
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-07-03
SUPPLEMENTARY.

Highest amount OF Indebtedness OF
any stakeholder, person, com
pany or firm, including inthe IL
bi,ity OF the company or firm the
liability OF the Individual mem
beers thereof, directly or Indirect
ly, II such indebted exceeds
20 per cent OF capital stock act
uafly paid in, and actual amount
OF surplus of the bank. ........-....
How Is Indebtedness stated inabo'e
item secured -..-......--.-...--.-.- ..--.-..-
See Sec $50, KENTUCKY Statutes
Highest amount Of indebtedness OF
any director or officer, II amount
OF such Indebtedness exceeds 10
per cent OF paid up capital stocN
OF Bank .:...-..--. ----.
See Sec $50, Kentucky Statutes
How Is same secured2 .......... ......-....
Does amount of Indebtedness OF
any person, company or hrm In
Guiding in the liability OF the
company or firm the liability OF
the Individual members thereof,
exceed 30 per cent OF paid up
capital and actual surplus.
II so state amount OF such indebt-
Amount of last dividend............--..-.
We're all expenses, losses, interest
and taxes deducted therefrOm
before declaring dividend, and
was not less than 10 per cent OF
net profits of the bank for the
period covered by the dividend
carried TO the surplus fund be-
fore said dividend was declared
See Sec 500, Kentucky Statutes
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CHENAULT.
CHENAULT. KY

CHENAULT, KY.
Farmers are all quite busy harvesting
kheat for the past week.
Misses Ruth and Erasline Cady, who
have been visiting Miss Bessie Cum
ninRham, left last Friday for their home
in Chicago.
Miss Violet Bosley spent few days
last week the guest Of Miss Margar ct
Stallmann.
Miss Jennie Greenwell, Of Rhodelia,
is visiting friends and relatives at this
place.
Born, to the wife Of F. Eckenspealler,
Jnne q, a girl.
Born, to the wife Of Dave Algood,
June rs, fine boy.
Miss Rincey Walls, who has been sick
for some time, died last Saturday OF
consumption at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Stallman. She has been
making her home with them for the past
four years. She leaves a brother and
Many friends to mourn her loss,
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STEPHENSPORT.

Mrs. Ben Lay was the guest of Mrs.
Will Gibson, of Holt, Sunday.
Miss Ida Jarrett and Miss Allie Stiff
were guests of Miss Lillian Dowell, Of
Sample, Sunday,
Mrs. Stanley Conner will leave soon
for Owensboro to join her husband,
where they will make their home.
Mrs. Rhodes, of Brandenburg, was
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. P. H.
hewitt, last week.
Mrs. w. H. Courtney and children,
of greensboro, are guests Of Mrs. NJ l..
Roberts, of Roberts Bottom.
Mrs. r. A. Shellman has been on the
sick list for several days.
Mrs. Will Gardner and Master Haden
and Miss Geddry Bramlett, of Irving
ton, passed through town Friday en-
route to Alton, Ind.
Mrs. w. J. Schopp is visiting rela-
tives in Louisville.
Mrs. Sallie Merritt was adjudged of
unsound mind and was sent to the
Lakeland Asylum last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Unser and little
daughter, Eta May, of Owensboro,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas,
Tinius Sunday.
VIM. Eitlegeorge, of Canton, Ohio,
passed through town Sunday en- route
to Rome, to visit relatives.
Dr. S. B. Molin, State manager of the
National Protective Association, will
give a lecture and ice cream social free
at the Christian church Saturday night
Everybody is invited to attend. He
will tell you why you should join this
association, as it pays FIVE, ten, ffteer
and twenty dollars per week. DR.
Molin's son, Harry, deputy Nationa
Protective Association, is here and any
information can be obtained by calling
on him at the Conn house.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-07-03
State OF Kentucky,
County OF Rreckanrldge.

Alb. skillman, Cashier OF the Breckinridge
Bank, = Bank located and doing business at
No. - Wall street in the City Of Cloverport,
in said county, being duly sworn, says the
ment oil the condition oil he said Bank, at
the close OF business on the 10Th day of June,
1907, TO the best OF his knowledge and belief
and further says that the business of said
Bank has been transacted at the location
named, and not elsewhere; and that the
above report Is made I'm compliance with an
official notice received from the Secretary Of
State designating the 18th day OF June, 1907 !,
as the day on which such report shall be made.
A. B. SKILLMAN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me by A. b.
Skllman. Cashier, the LIST day Of July, 1907
Chas. Il. Skillman. N. =.
My commission expires January is, 1908.
w. II. Bowmer,
A. r. Fisher,
+. l.. Lightfoot,
Directors.