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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-03-06
ARM AND LEG BROKEN.

Mr.. w. L. TlIford, Santa Fe Freight
Conductor, Was Injured at Wallis.
Galveston, Tex: Mr.. w. L. Tilford,
freight conductor on the Santa Fe.
was injured at Wallis, a station about
eighty miles up the main line, late
Thursday evening. 1t was stated at
the Santa Fe general offices that he
fell from the moving tralu and was
bruised up considerably, with probable
fractures of the ribs. The injured
man was placed aboard the first south
bound passenger train, reaching Gal
weston about 10 o'clock Thursday
night. He was taken from the Union
Station to st. Mary's Infirmary in the
ambulance.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-03-06
VEGETABLES MOVING.
Daily Shipments From Alvin Exceed
Those of Any Previous Year.

IdTTy OWTDTTTUIIIo
Those of Any Previous Year.
Alvin, Tex: The daily shipments Of
vegetables for the past few days ex-
coed any daily shipments heretofore.
The produce dealers state that they
are record breakers, and that they
have about all they can handle in the
way of express shipments. The quail
ity of the vegetables would be hard to
excel.
In addition to these shipments of
vegetables there are several hundred
crates Of strawberries going out, and
increasing daily. Carload shipments
of berries will take place in a few
days If the weather remains favorable.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-03-06
Auto Car Turns Turtle.

Waxahachie, Tex: Four young men
from this city were returning home
from Dallas Sunday Afternoon in an
automobile. and when near Lancaster
the machine turned over and was al.
most completely demolished. Two Of
the occupants received slight lnjur
les.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
THE PHlLO aPHER

Florida Times-Union.
When a man talks to himself, ne
doesn't have any denials to make a
little later.
One consolation in life is that a man.
in time. can get almost used to any
thing.
An enemy is not half so dangerous
as false friends who run when the
fight begins.
One way TO get reputation is to
employ the services of a competent
press agent
A poor start is certain to mar the
journey and curtail the pleasure at the
end OF the trip.
A vice is a habit men have that wo-
men disapprove Of. because they can
not have II. too.
The first step toward accomplishing
any object. is to realize fully that you
have to do it,
Happiness is often only the ability
to keep from paying any attention to
what other people tell you.
The less a mar knows about a thing.
the more able b thinks himself to give
advice about H.
No man ever yet convinced his
mother-in-law that ne was capable Of
planning for his own family.
When a woman wants to get even
with another woman. she pities the
other woman's husband.
There would be less trouble in this
world. if men would learn the danger
Of having confidants.
You can coax the average man to do
something a whole lot quicker than
you can drive him TO IL.
When a woman tells you that she
isn't as pretty as a certain other. It
is a sign she thinks she is prettier.
After a woman has been married
awhile. she finds It hard to understand
why she chose that particular hus-
/ band
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
WESTERN NOTES.
Denver Post.

Denver Post.
Up In Wyoming a Mr.. Prop is being
sued on account Of nom support.
A Kansas City couple were married
on a street car the other night. II is
presumed the fare register furnished a
ring
Are you interested in fine big hogs p
asks the Leesville Light. III you are.
come In and see u.s."
On account Of blasting going on near
Golden the hens there are having a
hard time Matching their eggs.
thief stole a Bible from the home
OF M. X Brown on Tuesday afternoon.
The police, 1t might be said, are work.
ing on a book case
A Wyoming man named Camel Is ad-
vertising for a wife. He may be dis
appointed" says the Boomerang, for
who wants to be a camel?'
Tommy Sturdevant, a Hamilton boy.
tied himself to his dog the other day
and was dragged and pretty badly
bruised. He was like death-bound
70 a cur.
kelton Tribune: A ranchman north
OF town got full Sunday night and was
then thrown from his horse. The horse
refused to carry two loads. II was
not broken to carry double
The Rev. Trout, the new Methodist
pastor who has been called to Lara
mie, had not arrived Thursday morn
ing. The church members should drop
Trout line IL he doesn't come soon.
Since IL became known that the
Post Office Department was contem-
Mating the adoption OF the auto in
the mall service, the editor of the
Cheyenne Leader has been wondering
II people who are run over by the
machines will be arrested for obstruct-
ing the mails
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
SUPPLIES FOR
THE POSTOFFICE
Hereafter Philadelphia VIII
Furnish Stamped Envelopes
and Wrappers TO Delaware

Hereafter the Wilmington poston1ce.
and in fact all postoflices throughout
Delaware, will get their supplies Of
stamped envelopes and newspaper
wrappers from the Philadelphia post
Office.
This designating OF Philadelphia as
a distributing point for this section
Of the country is made with a view to
economy.
Postmasters throughout Delaware
should allow from one TO two weeks
longer than heretofore for delivery Of
their envelopes and wrappers, and time
their acquisitions accordingly. They
have been instructed 10 notify regu-
lar users of special request envelopes
OF the new regulations In order that
future orders be placed sufficiently
early TO insure delivery before their
supply will be exhausted.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
wome1 s Office Holders.

I Professor Rrles zueblln Of the
I University oticago was not a minute
. too soon IN ng that women should
be given cen places in the scheme
Of things Hcipal. Unlike many
''men who haldvanced their theories.
= he will havn opportunity to see
.. whether or women are the ones
TO keep a clean and healthfuE
Chicago haswoman as a member
dof the advisfommittee Of the board
of health al bother who wishes 10
Il serve as SD Inspector. If there
lis any truth the professors state
Hments, he SD be able to prove II
10y the resi- here in Chicago
RChicago Eyf Post
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
TIME IS THE TEST
The Testimony Of Wilmington People
Stands The Test.

The test Of time is what tells the
tale. The public soon finds out when
Misrepresentation are made. and
merit alone VIII stand The test of time.
Wilmington people appreciate merit.
and many m -nths ego local citizens
publicly ercoTsed Doan's Kidney Pills.
they do so still. Would citizen make
the statement which follows unless
convinced that the articles was JUST as
represented? A cure that lasts is the
kind that every sufferer from kidney
ills is looking fer.
Jacob Sliffer. $40 Jackson street. Will
mingtop. Del. says: I'm 1897 noan's
Kidney Pills cured me of a complicated
case OF kidney complaint. bacxache
and urinary trouble from which had
suffered for many years. At one time
] was laid up in bed for six months
with no more strength In my back than
an infants. with eXcruciating pains in
every joint on my body, particularly
across nv loins. on another accession,
1 had such sharp shooting pains strike
me in the back while at work that 1
fell TO the floor as If shot. and had tc
be picked up and taken home In car
riage. I lay in this condition for weeks
not able to help myself I also had
great annoyance with the secretions
which were entirely too frequent, very
dark in color. offensive odor and con-
tanned a dark. brick dust sediment,
and they bothered me greatly at night
] doctored and doctored. but got no re-
lief. saw Doan's Kidney pills high
lv recommended. so 1 went to Dam
forth's drug store and got a box. /
used them according TO directions and
they cured me of the entire complaint
1 made a statement for publication
giving these facts in 1897 and made
another in 1904 in which I reiterated
all I had said seven years previous.
Now 7 wish to say again on April %.
1907. ten years later. that the good
effects Of Doan's Kidney Pills have not
worn off. and ] am glad TO recommend
them. You are at liberty TO use my
name. also send anyone to me and I
VIII tell them personally what Doan
Kidney Pills did for me"
For sale By all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster-AIilburn Co, Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
VIII You HeIp

To build up Wilmington by patronizing
her industries, merchants and manufac-
turers, who pay big taxes, which go to-
ward the building of schools and paying
the teachers, and who generally help to
improve the town? If (and it is proven
fact) the Wilmington merchant who helps
Wilmington offers you the same goods,
at the same prices as a nout-oi-town
merchant, who doesn't help build up your
home city-and it doesn't cost you a cent
to help Wilmington. your home, by trad
ing with the Wilmington merchant,
wouldn't you rather? VIII you help?
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
Regrets For Her Organ.

Holton CMo) Banner.
We regret to learn that Mrs Walter
Smith, one of our leaders Of fashion.
tripped over a rug while chasing the
cat out Of the house the other day and
landed on her nose and hady dishgured
that organ. The Banner tenders her its
heartfelt sympathles. We too have
our sorrows and our dark hours.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
Hotels Through Guests.

Three cou husbands and wives
Of the highfpute dined at a New
mYork city n "a few evenings since.
and the host his wife directed that
he coffee bf 70 their rooms. This
was done, ale walter, calling later
|Wor the cupslers and spoons. found
Shat three ol spoons were missing
He reported batter to the manager.
Hvho quicklyte a demand for the
Heturn of tltee spoons. The host
Ind hostess greatly embarrassed.
Ind you mdagine the feelings OF
Ihelr guests the manager was OBJ
Rurate. A search disclosed the
hissing epodneath the table. The
lost and hoion the following day
NISrotested inprous terms to the
" lwners OF qtel, and got this re-
Lily;
IL sorry, ini very sorry you we're
j Embarrassed we stand by our
A lanager WIT dispute your word,
u ut we woqther have you leave
II be hotel thticise him. He knows
II HAT every we are compelled to
n bark off in and loss fully $25, 900
u -hich reprl silver and almost
al Ivery knowicle under the sun
81 olen by from this hotel."-
N lew York
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
TRANSPORTATION
TRANSFORMATION i
Baltimore & Ohio R. r.
schedule in effect June 2. 1907
rrr,ps Leave Delaware Avenue staten
WILMINGTON. DEL

Daily DAILY except Sunday : sun
Gay ,eT SHisY york and the East. .2:zs' ~ ~
saea f11.1s, SlL35 a. m, tl.zo, S''''
..yL,sa flmifed" sl42, "11.O0 p. m; On oo-
Sf11I ADELPHIA. s22e, 'o;zos 90 eio-
~ q al n "a (locaD, 1900, Telo' so'2t4 10
- so Isl s11 Os OocaD, 1915 QocaD u - IA
S9,'as M. tl2S, 1905 QocaD, ,s,;oV, iste1''
naac.N 446s docaD s5I Roy al ~ ~ ee 20
fsso docaI, 100, 500 QocaD' '"'-'
u9sals,s s,srtE r1lpS Is IS QocA). ts4o s7Sg y os
cei 1900 ISIS, ss.34 QocaD, 50 Il 2s,
docalC. ie55 Cocal, sll.So a, a,a,in te 20
ifsoS IocaD s480, QocaD, t4ot V0ssSSfi W sS fiiocal),
lliocaS, 100. t7.o5 uocaD' '''4z' sou
"lhve hRvSerPri1MoRE p MORE & wAsHINGToNS' aSs s5o'
le-939 .e19 .sRovai Limited" '909, 'so4 y ~ "a
RAITIMORE and Way StallonS
- 1o a m. f915, s5.5S p. m. .oso a m
rSrsxvAaK. s4.55, 100, ss.ss, ls'0o 60 90 az
iti24o. 'Los. ts.l5, $780, sS'es' l''''
'lsse ss9sS5PsER1x. 3 T t7oo ss4s ts5o SEHpssss5ss 81
m. fi2.l0, t315, t5.5o empress
Wy iNSpENBURG Si5iSY 81 and way stations 'i''''
q pT4i..rsRPtRe m. tsieq - rs sio4s a m. stH' 100
"a a .'sovai limited" 'sd p. n: "a n II
CHIcAGO, s4.55, slo.as, a; u,'' yoUIs
CINCINNATI, ST. LOy1So N.
VILE, s455 a. m, .lvo s'o rei 2is3. J.
Del ave. Sta, DeimaIsslaS clface, 50
A. Tel. 1422-A. CITY l1eSee, llsa1 e,7ss-A. De
Market etreet, D. q A. AeA
Tarxia Miller. TsI, n'S travelling Passenger AEen
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
w IMAM KIND
oaindp queen an Author.

Quee Victa Of Spain is now TO be
added 10 thiist OF Europes roval
authorY Sf has produced a NAV
In Freilfn Vfh Is TO be acted this
summeF oy bic amateurs at the
royal Yhla San Sebastian. The
queen lnneri her literary gift from
her mother, ncess Beatrice of Eng
land, who b written much. In her
childhood thPung Queen was a clev-
er little actf and her fondness for
the stage hlnot diminished Of re-
cent years lies Weekly
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
RIISH LINE

Freight received fer all pOip5sas. p5soas.wsrded srdd
personal attention, ana "a bv best
promptly at lowest rates anu
Bosts leave beth Wilmington Sunday
philadelphia at 600 p. m. daliy'
e&SsPoe1 TSPPourh rates and bslls Of iRding
sueS GEORGE W. BUSH s. SONS cog
pier s. North Wharves, Phllaoeip p,il.' ..',
a French Street Wharf Wilmington
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
GREAT LAKES MAP.
Send For interesting Vacation Litera
ture.

Tho ID. & B Line, which operates
daily steamer service between Detroit
and Buffalo. has published a pamphlet
containing the largest map of the
Great Lakes, showing routes TO all
summering places. You should have
one to plan your vacation. A request
with one cent stamp enclosed will
bring IL. Write now. Detroit & Buff
falo Steamboat Company, Detroit,
Mich.e
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
WILSON LINE
pbil.d.lpbla Passenger and Fr'ISA'
lrRoN srpAMpRs ..BRANpYYM.lNH

IRON STEAMERS "BRANDYWl
AND "CITY OF CHESTER
Lave WILMINGTON, Fourth street " u.s. 49,
vveels days and Sundays, for Chester sno ~
philadelphia at 100 and 1880 a m-s Ls0
AIS and 100 p. m. ,...-
Leave Chester one hour later. 60.
Leave Philadelphia, cssssdhSs ssgdsvs az SsS ~
W wI@ n 'Qo "a m / 30 AIS and 100 p. m
leave Chester one hour later:
Saturdays, Sundays ana Meon M'l S5ss1 T,,tis1
ertra boat leaves Wilmington ana fh.ia1
deiphia at $50 D. m. Fer Wesdnin lon On
PARK 1890 a. m, l30, 4lo ana t-vo Y, ~.
- Scanning. leaves washington PARK az
\49O 7l5 and 100 p m ,v-,,s... ~.
Saturdays. Sundays and Holidays DC.
tx1een Philadelphia and Wilmington, tar'
80 wav 9nc: round trip. 5oc. Betweei
Chester and wilmington, or p Ph1lsaeE sss q,
mia. fare one way 15c, round trlp &c. ~
aI ofher days, good on day Of sale onN
between Philadelphia and Wilmlngion
fare one way 15c, round trip S2c; betWeel
chester and Philadelphia or wilmington
fare one way 10c; round trip l5c.
HORACE WILSON. General Manager
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
Correct style for June.

Watches (Chain F'ree). Locket and
Chain. Bracelets. Fobs; no outlay; 81 !
weekly. Mitchell. Seventh and Poplar.
Open evenings
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
Pointsdlv put

New York Herald
Ball player has been sent to Jail in
Canada for abusing an umpire. Here's
chance for Freedom not only to
shrek, but to tear out the few re-
naming hairs on its bald head.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01

$500. Fancy Worsted Suits. summer
weight, coats lined with mohair Were
S22.oo.
$I6.5o. Worsted and Cashmere Suits,
mohair lining. Were $1,000
$500. Fancy Grey Serges. Cassi-
meres and Worsteds, mohair lined, Were
SI8oo.
$1,000. All wool Serge Suits. Were
SI2oo.
$500. The very best quality OF Blue
Serge Suits, with fine mohair lining.
Were $500 and $1,000.
$1,000 Fancy Mixed Suit. .......SSo 90
$500 Fancy Mixed Suit 5000
800 Fancy Mixed Suit. t........ $3.50
Evening journal., 1907-07-01

The Government Bureau Of Plant
IA dustry finds that ground granite
makes excellent fertilizer.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
TO EUROPE

For Steamship Tickets and Foreign
Drafts apply to
JOHN CRAIG, 1913 Market St.
Agent for all principal steamship lines
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
Russell saae's Notion.
Forest and Stream.

Forest and Stream.
The metropolitan press used to poke
good deal Of fun at the late Russell
Sage because of his frank assertions
that he had worked day in and day
out for more years than most Of US
can remember without taking a vaca-
tion. Now Uncle Russell is enjoying
the long rest he persistently denied
himself in this world. At different
times men were employed by him
who did not take kindly to his view
but who insisted on a change of scene
at least once year. Needless TO
state, they sought other employment
in time; but there was one man who,
for twenty-nine long years, was to
be found at his desk every week day
and on most of the holidays observed
by other employers. He may not have
believed in his employers line Of rea-
soning, but he respected and observed
II. Him Mr.. Sage made his lieutenant.
and remembered him in his will. And
the other day this faithful servant
broke the rule and took unto himself
a whole week, though it was not be-
lieved by any Of his associates that
he could by any exertion Of will power
remain away the full time allotted him.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
Like h.

I'm glad to choice In words
Is being esteemed;
seems ste TO say Il sailed"
When az i steamed"
Fost peopl so thoughtlessl
1t always me frown
4 hear unds say carelessly
| TODAY e down town"
/ differeiovith care;
trolley" lcabie."
Il" or IS" there.
he, way X Of autos
Is far mlifying;
o go std or go "naptha-ing,
Tor else flying"
\ nd when like romancing,
Like moi and like song,
Nget into ir launch
land "ga4 along.
New York Herald.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
The Of the Tork.

Inc OF the ork.
X lnsas Cithal
In the ol when one knife and
onN e fork vspoon or two. served
fof disposi a meal IT was sim
pl Acity itsel day there is a be-
vii ldering itciF OF tools laid in
anI imposinlbelihe the plate, and
thf maiorithen are forks.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01

Mems Dress Trousers, in Worsteds,
Cassimercs and Chevots S s.. so, $500
Mems Crash Trousers . Si.oo, Sf.So
Plain Grey Scregs, light and dark ef-
fects.
Fancy Mixed Worsteds and light check
suits, nohair lined, Sisoo Value SI2oo
Fancy Mixed Suits OF Cashmere and
Worsteds, $1,000 quality ........ 5000
Black Clay Worstcds and Thihet Suits.
SISoo quality. $500
$500 quality. ty............SI7oo
Sr2.oo quality. ..........Slcoo
Mems extra fine Dress Trousers. ha6d-
made and cut silk trimmings. side buck
les ................. $3.50 70 s.. so
Evening journal., 1907-07-01

Sanitol Face Cream,lfor sunburned face
and arms .....,... .......'............2 2Oc
Womens Goats, "a length. OF light
cloth in plaids and stripes, in double
breasted box fronts. unlined, seams satin
bound, suitable for evening wear at sea-
shore or mountains. $3.50 avlue. % $500
Womens Embroidered Linen Collars,
IL to 10 inches .................2s
Lace Bows and Embroidered Null
Ties. for wear with linen Collar. ....25c
Ascot Ties, in plain whitesand colors,
25c, soc
New Embroidered Bandings, finished
edges, for collars and waist'trimmings,
22c, 2sc, 3sc, soc
Leather Hand Bags and Strap Books,
gilt and gunmetal trimmings. 81 to $3.50
Pocketbooks and small Purses.
25c to 5000
Women's Tennis Shoes and Oxfords.
flexible soles. size 2H to 7.........S SI.25
Barefoot Sandals for Babies
s5c to sI75
Childrens one-strap Sandals. sizes to
? ..................... .75c. SI.oo. SIPS
White Canvas Bucksl<in Pumps and
Ties. Were $500. .................S $500
Women's fine sheer linen hemstitched
Handkerchiets .................. 12Hc
Violet Witch Hazel .......1sc. CSC
Riker's Benzoin .............25c 75c
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
SUPPLIES for the Fourth

celebrate
tons will find the supplies that need Of for the full
weather weabcs
The be right else wouldn't sell Here's eNtems
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
Parsnts IIends Of oraduatsa

why not he boy or girl a nice
Hatch? NJ more usefil. Our
Her 10 yor chain Free. No out
IL. sl0o \. Mitchsll's, Seventh
I'D Poplarts.'
Evening journal., 1907-07-01

Red, White and Blue Napkins. SC doz
Lunch Sets, consisting of tablecloth, l
dozen napkins and dozen doylies 2oc set
S in Doyles (25 in PACKAGE ).....5c
in Doyles (25 in package) ......S &c
II in. Doylies (25 in package) )...l2c
eRd, White and Blue Seals Ioc box
Post Cards, patriotic. 2 for SC
Ice Cups ................. ..-.-.... loc
Tally Cards ...........ISc, 3oc doz
Dinner Cards ...............-12c doz
Red, White and Blue Fans ......25c
Waxed Papers, for whaping lunches,
"a sheets, I2xI8 in, in a roll..........5c
Ice Cream Freezers. $40 to $500
Hammocks ........... .$1.oo to $500
Lunch Baskets ............ CSC TO 75c
Croquet .................0o .0oc to $3.50
Picnic Plates ................. sc doz
Folding Camp Chairs. .25c, soc, SI.75
Grass Seats ................. o Tor 25c
Porch Chairs ............. SIPS, S2.25
Lawn Benches ......$ .$Ioo to $3.25
Folding Go-Carts $500 TO $II.oo
Suit Cases .............S .S1.oo to $1,000
Women's Outing Gloves, chamois, ?
clasp, white and natural. al...........$ .$I.oo
II and 10 button lengths,
$500 and $3.50
Ladies Linen Handkerchiefs, in the
new pa defects .I2Hc, 25c
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-22
STORY OF A SEA SERPENT.
1t Knocked an oarsman Out Of His
Boat.

Mr. McNaughton, as his name sig
niles, is a Scotsman, and IL conse.
qIently scarcely likely to exaggerate.
lie has been visiting Clevedon, In
Somerset, and relates the following
story of a strange adventure, says
Reynolds Newspaper. The incident
was, he says, witnessed by many
spectators
Mr.. McNaughton was quietly row
ing in little skff about mile off
Cievedon pier when large snaky oh.
1ect. which he described as hike a
huge mummy, with large sunken eyes
enyeloped in sort Of hairy flap"
suddenly appeared at the rear Of
the boat about 20 yards away.
It approached by a series Of leaps
and dives, causing the sea to DO
greatly disturbed Mr.. McNaughton
says that by plunging the oars into
the surf he endeavored to keep his
antagonist at bay.
But his efforts were only momentar
lily successful, In a few seconds it
had reached within a few yards OF
the boat.
i can only dimly recolect what
happened" he continued. "The fab
by monster seemed to leap straight
out OF the water-straight as an arrow
at me. hardly know what did. /
think | must have ducked and crash.
ed the oar into the creature At
any rate was flung violently into the
water.
When ! regained the surface
managed to Chamber into the boat. MY
terrible antagonist was nowhere in
sight In a dazed condition. scarcely
knowing that did | succeeded In
reaching Portishead."
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-22
Beware of the pool

A wealthy gentleman recently had
party of his men friends at his home
and entertained them by having a gift
ed lecturer deliver a stereopticon talk
on the tropics, which he had just visit
ed. The slides were very beautiful,
and so engrossed did the entire audi.
enee become in the lecture that every
one failed to notice the entrance of a
pet dog belonging to the host.
Meantime the dog-a most well-be-
haved animal-sat quietly down in a
remote corner and watched the pic
lures with the greatest interest He
followed the advent and disappear
ance of each slide in wonder, craning
his neck to the utmost as each picture
was slipped out and replaced by an
other. At last the lecturer presented
tropical glade with several fine ducks
Swimming over IL and was enlarging
on the shooting there, when suddenly
the dog made one mad rush for the
ducks and disappeared through the
sheet,
The lecture came to an abrupt close.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-22
NOTICE.
Treasury Department.
Office OF Comptroller OF Currency.

Washington. June l3. 1907.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, II has
been made 10 appear that THE Alex
ander County National Bank OF Cal.
ro,' in the City OF Cairo, in the Coun-
IS Of Alexander and State Of Illinois,
has complied with all The provisions
OF the fAct Of Congress to enable Ma,
tonal Banking Associations 10 extend
their corporate existence and for 9TH
or purposes" approved July 18th,
1882;
Nov therefore I Thomas r. Kane
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency, do hereby certify that THE
Alexander County National Bank Of
Cairo, . III the City OF Cairo. In the
County OF Alexander and State or Hi
nois, Is authorized to have succession
for the period specified IN its amende 1
articles of association, namely until
close Of business on June 10, 1927.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and Seal Of Office this thirteenth
day Of June, 1907.
(SeaD r. p. KANE,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller Of the
Currency.
No. 1885,.