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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-20
CHARTER
OF THE HOSSTON GIN COMPANY
LIMITED.

State Of Louisiana, Parish OF Caddo
Be It known, that this day, before me,
F. \. Leonard, clerk and ex-offco no.
tary public in and for said State and
parish, duly qualified and acting as such,
and in presence of the witnesses herein
after named, personally appeared Henry
J. Lenolr, Alexander r. Thompson, Will
liam A. thompson and Jesse H. Dolpr,
all of Caddo Parish Louisiana, who de-
clared that, avalling ahemselve. of the
provisions OF Act No. 60 of the General
Assembly of the State OF Louisiana, of
the State Of Louisiana, OF the year 1888,
as well az those of the general laws of
this State relative to the organization of
corporations, they have formed, and do
by these presents form and organize
themselves INTO corporation for the OBJ
lect and the purposes hereinafter set
forth, which they do hereby accep, as
their charter, to-wit:
ARTICLE |.
The name and title of said corporation
shall be THE HOSSTON GIN CON-
PANY. LIMITED" and by that name
it shall have power and authority 10 have
and enjoy succession for the term of
twenty-five years from date hereof
ARTICLE II.
The domicile of this corporation shall
be at Hosston, Caddo Parish, Louisiana,
and all citations and legal process shall
be served on the president Of said cor
poratiOn, and in case Of his absense upon
the vice president, and in the absence of
both, upon the treasurer of said corpora
ton.
ARTICLE III.
Ibis corporation shall have power and
authority to contract, sue and be sued;
to make and use corporate seal and
the same TO alter at pleasure; to hold,
receive, have, purchase, lease. convey
and sell, as we'll as mortgage and by
potheCate, under its corporate name,
property, both real and personal; to
name and appoint such officers and man
ayers as the interest of such corporation
may require to make and establish rules
and regulations for the management and
regulation of its affairs as may be
deemed necessary, and the same to
change at pleasure; to borrow and lend
money on real estate, Or other security
and to do all other acts and things per
mitted by law, or as shall be necessary
and proper to carry out the objects and
purposes of said corporation
ARTICLE ".
The objects and purposes for which
this corporation is organized and the ma
ture Of its business are declared to be
operating of a public gin for the ginning
of cotton.
ARTICLE Y.
The capital stock OF this corporation
is hereby fixed at six thousand (S6,ooo)
dollars to be divided into sixty shares
OF the par value of one hundred dollars
each, which shall be paid in cash at the
time of subscription, or stock may be
issued. at not less than par, in payment
or exchange for property rights actually
received or purchased by said corpora
ton.
ARTICLE VI.
AlV corporate powers of said corpora
ton shall be vested in board of direc-
tors, to be composed of the stockholders, |
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-20
ARTICLE ".

The objects and purposes for which
this corporation is organized and the ma
ture Of its business are declared to be
operating of a public gin for the ginning
of cotton.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-20

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EDITORIAL COMMENT
RIGHT MAN IN RIGHT PLACE.

proved be
right yesterday disentangng
a
his
resignation and that his The commissioners
nothing their
The commissioners felt kindly the
charge
they
Degan
with this little regularity
position
n
will change the depart
Mr. designations
There the
the hostility him
the of the of the
duties
of yesterday evinced desire have the retained
McCarran IS commissioners,
conjunction with bringing book the Nevada
Light Electric maintained that they
present dug
through with
the investigation evident something that
electric which
register them
the
watching
The Bonanza has been electric light for their
exorban with
the that the be Well here
is We wish Mr.
McCaran undertaking like this
all
We beleve that reaching this
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RIFT IN FINANCIAL CLOUDS.

Conditions
Things
beginning feel the effect these changes the
This
tell
would not
giving careful study the situation They Judge it from
conditions which within
money certainly becoming easier.
The fumo that Hartman
Union Pacific
passed, aid that The
will expenditure millions material
better this could like this
has his all the time he
else just what the situation foong himself
crisis has passed, a
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backs and douhe she sold thnd hm7 fh would
nothing bat the priuinr there would De- u.H and
reinforced % a by tet2.oeo0oe
understand the toward o.
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Is behind an and silver A.
the staician % the business Of the
Al the silver
that could be he would
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recognized
bank could option whether gold silver
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than gold Five people
OF gold WHY
Telegram
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TAXES

You are hereby notified that your
State and County taxes for the year
of 1907 are due and payable. If not
paid December 2, 1907, 10 per cent
and all cost will be added by law.
r. F. GILBERT,
Treasure of Nye County, Nevada.
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Do you know that Pinesalve Car
bolized acts like poultice in draw
ing out Inflammation and poison? 1t
is antiseptic. For cuts, burns, ecze-
ma, cracked hands it is immediate re-
ief. Sold by Tonopah Drug Co.
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REMONETIZE Sill YER.

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$S42 the
the wealth quadrpped a
no4ey
aIl the property
Why repeal
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Journals, cash books and ledgers-
just the thing the merchant needs
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the Bonanza Office.
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Bank Commissioners Urge DepOSitOrS to
Sign Agreement.
Office of the Bank Commissioners
The Capitol,
Carson City Nevada.

The
Carson
o Public:
herewith consideration
said banks
respectfully
proposition
payable three,
This will enable the banks business
said
should all depositors alike
NJ.
G.. DOUGLASS
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r. c. STODDARD, Acknowledgement.
Dated November 26, 1907.

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-07
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

sole owner of the Shonk Mfg. Co
Meat Block factory. The amount
| paid for the same is unknown. j. A.
hutchinson, the former superintendent
Of the meat block factory win remain
here until about the first of the COM
Ing year.
DIR. Hall Whitaker and wife left
Saturday for a few days visit In ST.
Louis.
Rev. !. A. HUNDRED. accompanied
BY number of our young people
spent Saturday in the Kentucky
woods. They were taken over in o.
l., Bartlett's launch.
Miss Lizzie Leidigh, of America,
was a Mound City shopper Saturday
Mr.. Lewis Livesay, of Willow HIM.
H., who has been mere visiting his
brother N. ]. Liyesay and family the
EAST few days, left Friday for his
home.
Mr.. Ferguson and family who for. I
nerly occupied the ODonnelI prop i
'rty but who have been residents of
Mounds the past year have moved
lere and now occupy the Hambletcn
'Ouse on Poplar street.
Mr.. Fred Dauktch of America. was
II town Saturday on business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-07
CA|RO|TtSRETURN .
FROM MEMPHIS
REPORT THAT NO MISHAPS Oc.
CURED NOR ANY UNPLEAs-
ANT INCIDENT.
Adopt Resolution Commencing Capt.
Nj: Cote For COURTEOUS Attention.. .s-ii
'1 ana Careful Manage 1906
nent Of Steamer.

The steamer Dick Fowler carrying
the Cairo delegation to the Memphis
FaterWays convention, returned shortly
after III o'clock last night All the
delegates and their guests had Il
pheasant trip and returned lii excel
lent spirits. There were no mishaps
Iof any sort either going or coming
and the only cause for any regret was
the Illness Of Col. Vance 1T Memphis.
(which necessitated the detention of
! Mayor Parsons, whose guest Coz
Vance had been on the trip to Mem
| phis. Mayor Parsons returned by
rail yesterday, having left the Colonel
| in fair way to complete recovery.
The delegates agree that there was
nothing In the conduct OF the Dick
Fowler which justified any criticism
and at meeting held by them on
board, Just before the boat landed at
the Cairo wharf, presided over by
President r. A. Smith. Of the Cairo
Commercial club, the following resolu-
tons were passed on motion Of Set
ator Walter Warder, who with Phil C
Barclay and Alderman James Meehan
constituted the committee;
The delegates to the Lakes to tho
Gulf Deep Waterways convention at
Memphis, aboard the steamer Dick
Fowler, just before entering the port
at Cairo, on the return from Memphis
met in the cabin Of the boat and
adopted the following rcsolutions
Resolved, That the thanks OF all
the Cairo delegates to the Memphis
Deep Waterways convention, and the
guests accompanying them, are here
by rendered to Captain Mark Cole
the master Of the Dick Fowler, and to
all the officers Of the boat, for the |
kind treatment and courteous atten
tion which we have received ait their |
hands while passengers OH board the
steamer from Cairo to Memphis and
return. And be It further
Resolved, That we personally
know Captain Mark Cole to be anil
able, experienced and faithful com
and that on the voyage Of
President Rooseyelts fleet from
Cairo to Memphis. he was at all times
cautious and yigilant In guarding the
welfare and security of his own boat
and passengers, as well as those Ct |
the presidents boat, and All Of the
5ther vessels escorting him the
rip. We believe that he Is catit'ej
o the highest commendation faf II
of the Fowler aud Er
lis efforts to preserve order III the
inc and to obey each order AD III
eceived
Resolved, That the thanks Of i'll
he Cairo delegates and their gu, sts
passengers on the steamer Dick
'owler, to the Memphis convention
re extended to Mr.. John G. Fisher
Or copies Of the Cairo Evening citi-
en- received daily on the boat dur
ig the entire trip.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-07

Joe Martin was in Mounds Saturda,
on business.
Miss Daisy Hogendobler, of Vilff
Ridge, was in town shopping Friday
Mr. Thos. Peek and family moved
to Mounds Friday.
Mrs. Alexander of Mt Vernon, Ill.,,
is the guest of Mrs. N. Y. Livesay.
Mrs. Alex. Montgomery will erect
a cottage on High street in the near
future.
Abe Beaver aud family of America,
will move into their home on the cor
Eer of Main and East Second street
the first Of the week
II. G. Ashbaugh is having his resi-
denee newly shingled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Rue who have
been the guests of w. T. Kennedy
and family the past few days returned
to their home at Metropolis Saturday.
A deal was consumated here Friday
by which O. L. Bartlett became the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-07
shall football game at Philadelphia.
Thursday.

shall football game at Philadelphia.
Thursday.
Ohio state tournament for golf pro
iessionals opens at Canton.
Saturday.
Tenmile run of the A. A. U. at the
Polo Grounds, New oYrk.
il7rvard Williams football game at
Carleid.7e. Mass.
Yale-lIoly Cross football game at
Ncw Haven
Primo eton-BuckncIl football game at
Princeton.
Pennsylvania-Swa football
game at Philadelphia.
Comell-Colgate football game at
Ithaca, y. Y.
tndiaua-Chicago football game at
Chicago.
Minnesota-Ames football game at
Minneapolis.
Wabash-Purdue football game at
Lafayette. Ind
Naval Vanderbilt football
game at Annapolis.
Alabama Mississippi football game
at Columbus. Miss.
Georgia-Tennessee football game at
Knoxville.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-07
Fame and Human Hannlness.

Whatever may be temporary ap-
plause OF men, or the expressions Of
public opinion. 1t may be asserted
without fear of contradiction that no
true and permanent fame can be
founded. except In labors which prom
ise the happiness of mankind
Charles Sumner.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-07
Berlin LARGEST unIversitx.

Berlin university is the most numer-
ously attended seat of learning in the
world. II contains 1874 matriculated
aud 1880 nonmatriculated students.
All the cities of Germany and every
country in Europe. from Norway to
Sicily, from Ireland to Russia, are
represented in its classrooms.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-07
Woman's Need of Fest.

Every woman should have at least
o short time In the day In which she
rests. and II should be regular time.
She should close her eyes, Withdraw
her thoughts from everything and ress-
iy rest. Fifteen or twenty minutes of
such absolute rest every day counts
for great deal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-07

Psince Edward OF Wales, who ID .
collector OF minerals and meteorites.
has received piece, Of the meteorfte
which fell In the Dacca district Of
Bengal in October. 1908 The speci-
men should be one Of the rarest In his
collection, only -four museums In the
world having received piece.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-07
rne Cnarnn OF Uolno GOOD.

Dc=eflcence has this REGULARITY.
that the more we exercise IL, the
more pleasure we find in its exercise
We attach ourselves to the unfor-
tunste object that We relieve. and the
assistance we give him becomes q
want TO those by whom it is admins
Roland.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-07
WHY CAIRO PILOT
WAS SUSPENDED
ONE VERSION or TROUBLE IN
FLEET THAT ESCORTED PRES
IDENT ROOSEVELT.
WOULDN'T OBEY ORDERS
Says One Report Insisting Upon Hold
ing Position in Advance Of Gov
eminent Boats--Ordered Out
OF Procession.

Clarence r. Snively and M. l.. Sack
| EFT, whose names are familiar ia
newspaper readers as two prominent
citizens Of this state, politically aud
otherwise-as newspaper mon also.
, the former Of the Canton Register and
1.-THE latter OF the Morris Herald
passed through Cairo last night eli
|route home. They were delegates to
| the Waterways convention at Memphis
on the steamer Illinois which returned
last night, but they took the railroad
here to hasten back home.
These gentlemen had some informa
tion with reference to the trouble
which has led to the suspension of
Pilot Clarence Nichols. OF the steamer
Hartweg, on the personal demand Of
President Roosevelt. At.any rate, Az
passengers on one Of the boats which
seems to have been involved III the
Objectionable maneuvers they heard
what was said about it and made some
observations. They state that thu
feet started from Cairo with appar-
emily no definite understanding as toI
the positions the several boats were
to hold in the procession, although II
was commonly understood that the
presidents boat should be at the head.
The stop about ten miles south Of
here was not because Of any mishao
to the presidents boat as had been
reported, but III order to enable tho
resident to consult with the engineer
norps on the Mckenzie regarding |
points in his Memphis speech.
But it appears that there had been |
some confusion among the boats fol
loving the presidents boat almost |
rom the start and there was evidence
Il rivalry between the Dick Fowler |
he HartWeg and the Alton, as to
Thich should hold favored position.
All these are fast boats and they'll
the government boats some
what When this was discovered they
we're ordered back to the rear The |
fowler and Alton yielded promptly /
.nd held their places In respectful
positions toward the presidents boats
nut the Hartweg stubbornly refused
d obey, running well in advance of
he other escort boats, and at ona
ime even passing the presidents
oat. 1t is stated that the Illinois
ras commissioned with message to II
he presidents boat, by one Of the ,
Their boats, and made her way to the I
Mississippi to deliver it, although she !
ad some difficulty because of the Ii
artweg's refusal to get out Of the a
ay. She delivered the message AMI /
attempting to return to her posi- 1
on was again worried by the Hart d
eg, and while there was no collision v
any danger thereof, while all went q
ell the boats were SO close together i
at had any mishap occurred to the n
of either there might q
silly have been serious catastro q
e. ii
1t was this situation which led to a II
order to the master OF the III
lrtweg to take this boat out of the b,
ct entirely and proceed to Memphis w
herself, which she did. Al
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-07
cocoa eood for chlldren.

Happily. there is one beverage. says
Table Talk. that children love dearly
that may be given them without ques-
uon-cocoa- Il Is SO rich in nourish-
ment If made as 1t should be, with
milk. that it ranks as food rather
than drink, and is particularly use
ful In nourishing q child who dislikes
milk by itself
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-07
CALENDAR FOR
WEEKS SPORTS
SEVERAL GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS
TO BE DEcIDED-Blo HORSE
RACING AT LEXINGTON, KY.
FOOTBALL.

Monday.
National woman's golf champion.
ship opens at Midlothian c. C. Chi.
Gao. sssSsa
Twelye-day racing meeting opens al
Belmont park.
Tuesday.
Third annual tourney of Missouri
State Golf association opens at st.
l..
Kentucky Futurity will be raced for
at Lexington, Ky.
Wednesday.
Haryard-Bates football game at
Cambridge, Mass.
Springfield Training School
football game at New Haven, Conn.
Princeton-Wesleyan football game
at Princeton, n. J.
Pennsylvania Franklin and Mar.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-07
RueYhodies.

When you find yohsef tempted to
nix up in other peoples affairs" said
Uncle Eben. "jes' 60 to ball game
an notice de unpopularity Of de UNI
pire."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-07

The tobacco plant has grown larger
and more profuse in the United States
than in any other country.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-07

Capt. Clarence Nichols who was at
the wheel and whose suspension has
resulted. had not returned last night
and no statement from him has been
given to the public. He is considered
enc of the best pilots in these waters
and is one of the most popular men
His side of the story will
be looked for with interest by a host
of friends.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-07
Titles Won by American Women.

american women have, within few
years, captured 23 titled Englishmen,
90 titled Germans, IA titled French
men, II titled Italians and six titled
Russians.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-07
Guests of Honor.

The orphans of the Children s
Home will be the guests of Governor
John F. Robinson at his big circus
this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-07
The Circus.

This year Governor Robinson has in
his circus three rings. two stages,
track, mid-air arena and
wild west realm. over 500 minor acts
and six big thrillers make up the
of art and novelty.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-07
MOUND ssIrY, gLE,
October 6. 1907.

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-07

Governor Robinson was asked To
make the race for Mayor Of Cincinnati
just as Congressman Burton is MAX
ing it in Cleveland to please President
Roosevelt. However, it il said Gov.
ernor Robinson will be given For
aker's seat in the United States sen
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
Annie May Some Burnt

Mi-sN Annie May Petersby is wearing
her nose in a sling as the result OF ak
ident which happened to her while trying
70 curl her front hair last Sunday morn
ing with a poker which she het up in the
stove and wrapped her bangs around and
was standing IN front Of a looking glass
waiting until the hair around the poker
would get some curl 10 It. when her
mother hollered up from down stairs de-
string to know where Annie May had
went and left the soap after she had
washed her face
This startled Annie May. so that she
let 60 OF the poker which was turrible
hot and It hung down from her hair
and against her nose burning large red
spot on the end of same, which is not
only uncomfortable bat also looks bad.
Annie May hollered FIRE and almost
scared the family to death. Miss Peters
by did not go to church.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07

say, 50 he went to Amos Hillyer, J. OF
the P and asked Anne 70 give him a
iniunkshion against the auctioneers per
venting them from continuing the auc-
shion being as If they did Hen said he
would haft to go outen business. Anne
however told Hen he calkilatcd he
wouldn't interfere being as he had been
present at the aucshion and hadn't seen
nothing Outen the way-that everything
was did fair and square and that he had
made several purchases hisself at a great
bargain and that he expected to buy
more. Hen told Anne he was a poor
excuse Of a Of the P. and could 60
to thunder. Then Hen hunted up Seth
Dewberry, our town constubble and de-
sired Seth 10 4 rest the men for selling
goods with intent TO injure, on charge
OF felOniOus crmpetishiOn or something
ike that. but Seth said the aucshionears
had employed him to be present at the
aucshion in the evenings paying him a
dollar a night for his services to perserve
order and that being as they was his
clients, as you might say, he would be
a gosh-blamed fool 10 a rest them thus
taking the very bread outen his own
mouth as YOU might say.
Then Hen give up in despair and
locked up his store and has went to
spend a few DAYS with his brother who
lives in Hardscrabble until the auc-
shionears leaves town Tic aucshion
went on four nights. On Friday the
strangers left town and at the lowest
estimate they must of took about $500 Of
local change away with them Since
they have went them as bought a lot
Of trash IS sorry and now wonder what
the tarnation they done it for and wish
they had their money back in their pock-
cts again This ought to be awful les
son against the evils OF not patroniz-
ing home trade, Spend your money at
home where It belongs and don't squan
der 1t away to be carried off by strangers
who you are nothing TO and who are
nothing to you. Let your money circu-
late at home where it will do the most
good.
Subscribe for the Bugle-it gives all
the news, IS the best advertising medium
in this end Of the Co. and it is dead
against not patronizing home trade.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
Turrible Bizzy

Jest as we 60 10 press Hen Smiley IN
forms US that his old cat went and give
birth to nine kittens last Sunday morn
ing out In the woodshed where he found
her later. This IS a awful big batch Of
kittens. Four or kittens would seem to
be enough at a litter but is simply
tremenjus. Hen says he never seen that
old cat as biZzy as she has been with
them kittens since they was borned She
will carry them in her mouth from one
place 10 another and being as they
are so numerous, as you might say
it takes her a good while. And about the
time she gets them all carried to one
place. she goes and makes up her mind
that she wishes to take them somer's S
else and she goes and packs them off
again.
This takes up about all her spare time
and she is losing flesh under the strain.
Hen says he wishes she would get a
place TO keep them kittens that would
be satisfactory to her purity soon as it
makes him nervous to see her Juggling
them from one place TO another all the
time,