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ARTICLE VI.

boats and vessels as they may deem to
the best interests of the company.
ARTICLE VI.
This charter may be amended lex
cept as to increasing or decreasing its
capital stock or this corporation dis
solved with the consent of three-fourths
in amount of the capital stock at any
general meeting of the stockholders con-
vened, after thirty days previous notice
in any one of the newspapers published
in the City of Shreveport. At the dis
solution of the corporation, its affairs
shall be liquidated by three commission
ers to be selected by the stockholders at
general meeting held, after thirty
days public notice. as above provided.
ARTICLE VII.
No stakeholder shall ever be held
liable for the contracts or faults of this
corporation in any further sum than
the unpaid balance due the company on
the shares of the stock owned by him !;
nor shall any mere informally in Or
ganization have the effect of rendering
this charter null or void or of exposing
any stakeholder to any liability beyond
the amount due on his stock.
In witness of which, the said above
named parties have signed this instru-
ment in the presence of S. L. Herold
and Sara w. Pearce, both residents of
Caddo Parish, Louisiana, on this the
9Th day of September 1909.
F. D. LEE.
SEYMOUR FLORSHE1M.
H. M. WE'LL.
C. D. KALMBACH.
]. C. FOSTER.
w. T. CRAWFORD.
w. K. HENDERSON.
]. B. ARDS.
Attest:
S. L. HEROLD.
7 SARA w. PEARCE.
J. A. THIGPEN,
Notary Public.
The State of Louisiana: The above
and foregoing charter of Shreveport
Transportation Compasy is hereby ap-
proved. Shreveport, La, September 8,
1909. J. M. FOS Elk,
District Attorney First Judicial Dis
trict of Caddo Parish, Louisiana.
(Endorsed): Fled and recorded Sep
TENDER 23, 1909.
A. S. HARDIN,
Deputy Clerk and ex-Oficio Deputy Re-
corder.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Caddo:
I hereby certify that the above and fore
going is true and correct copy of the
original act, as the same now appears
on file and of record in my Office. Given
under by hand and seal of Office this
23rd day of September 1909.
A. S. HARDIN,
Deputy Clerk and ex-ofdcio Deputy Re
corder. o-23
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4 Bransford, J. G. q Bowling, E. !:
/ Sibley, w. L. q Robinson, W. A.
6 Davis, J. F. q Roquemore, w. E.
d Bodenheim, Sid a Burch, w. N.
4 Campbell, A. B. Harkrider, Carl
q Written, R. S. 4 Booher, Milo
3 Smith, B. A. a Wise, ]. B.
4 Deas, D. H. q Riley, Gus
8 Beard, B. H. May, J. L.
4 Collins, B. Fl. 4 Monkhouse, w. d.
I Birdwell, John S Bostwick, F. M.
4 Carter, L. 6. 4 Leopard, John L.
4 Calm, A. S. Barr, R. E. l..
4 Turner, Chas. B. a Hoyer, Gus
q Black, J. o. q Hendrick, John
November 9, 1909.
J. B. ARDS,
J. D. LEE,
C. MONCURE,
F. H. GOSMAN,
LEVI COOPER,
Jury Commissioners.
F. A. LEONARD,
Clerk and ex-Officio Jury Commissioner
A True Copy.
F. A. LEONARD,
Nov. II. Clerk.
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ARTICLE x.

In the event of the dissolution of this
corporation by expiration of time or by
resolution of its stockholders passed in
accordance with law, the stockholders
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board of directors may see proper, and
to build or contract for the building of
boats and vessels as they may deem to
the best interests of the company.
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E B. Herndon VS.. Green Frazier.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-17

de Techuantepec.
Sc ha dicho aqui que la ciudad de
Bagdad' Estado de Tamaulipas' ha
sido devastada casi por complete
por la tempestad.
Las mayores perdidas que Sc s,l-
frieron en- Monterrey fueron' por la
Monterrey Steel Company I'm million
de pesos; la Mexican Smeltter Com
pany' tres millones de pesos.
La ciudad ha solicitado ayuda de
los Estados Unidos.
Las escenas en- la secci6n barrida
por ell diluvio en- Monterrey
esta noche son de una terrible desc
lacion Cuatro manzanas de casas
del iado sur del rio han desaparecido
por complete.
Durante setenta V dos horas el
aqua cay6 sin cesar en- TN voiumen
sin precedente por toda la secci6n
V el Santa Catarina creci6 gradual
mente todo el dia el vierneS Y ia
cresta de Ia creciente lego d Mon
terrey temprano durantc el dia. Al
principle Sc crey6 que no hahrla
perdidas de vidas pero el aqua al
z6 una altura sin precedente Y ha-
RHO edificio de sus cimientcs i deco
mas.
La planta elfctrica fuf puesta
fuera de comisi6n anoche Y Ia com
pleta oscuridad fue TN horror adj
cIonal.
Los gritos Y clamores de los que Sc
ahogaban podian oirse ror todas
parties, pero los circumstances afso-
lutamente NADIA podian hacer para
saivar a sus victimas.
Cuando vino Ia luz del dia IA esce-
ma era indescriptibie. Por to'lo ei dl'
trito inundado podian verse perso-
mas en- grupcs apifadas sobre
los techos de ios edIfleics de dos pl-
SOS. los cuaies estaban compsetamer
te rodeadas de aqua. Una por una
todas estas casas desaparecierOr
ilevandose consigo su fiete humane
NADIA podia vivir en- Ia furiosa CO.
rriense del Santa Catarina. gus co
rria q raz6n de veinte miiias pOr
bora
Dursnte las tempranas horas d'
! ia nahana ei aqua permanecio esia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-17

cionaiia V no fue sino hasta el medic
dia que empezo d bajar. Para las 4
de ia tarde el RIO Sc haiiaba otra vez
dentro de su GAUGE. Pero este no du-
r6 mucho. Fl aqua seguia cavendo
mas arriba Y para las 6 va ei RIO sc
hahia deshordado otra vez.
Fl Santa Caiarina CORE casi por ei
eentro de Monterrey. A 20 largo dc
la ribera Norte se haiia ubicado el
suburbio que iiaman de San Luisito.
habitado en- su totalidad por gente
muy pobre. Fue en- este distsrito en-
donde ocurri6 la mas grande perdl-
da de vidas. por raz6n de estar COM
puesto el suburbio. en- su mavor par
te de casa de una vivienda de ahonns
Cuando Ia creciente re azot6 contra
estos eliiicios el resuitado fue que Sc
desmoronaron cual 81 hubieran Sido
de papel, Y los que las habitaban
quedaron sepultados en- una masa lie
eScombros que hacia impossible su
ilberacion..
Muchas familias permanecieron
dentro de sus casas hasta que Sc
obiig6 q buscsr refugio enios techos
pero demasiado tarde. pues Sc haiia-
ron dei todo rodeados del aqua ala
merced de Ia eorriente principal de
no.
Durante muchos meses del aho e
Santa Catarina Is un no seco. en- que
no CORE nj gotta de aqua, pero du-
rante Ia estaei6n de lluvias viene 4
] ser VI no considerable.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-17
|NGLATERRA En-
FL SUD De AFRICA.
E bill relative al 90
bierno que Sc ha de
implantar en- Ia nue.
va confederation.
can los "sapientes" como
eobierna la madre y CO.
mo 10 hace la hijja,
FL Parlamento de la Union So
compondra de- dos camaras,
un senado y una asamblea
deliborante.

En- medic de un gran entusiasmo
y despues de ser pronunciados pa
trioticos discursos, la Camara de os
loresha votado en- segunda lectura,
y por unanimidad, el bill rel ativo a
la Confederation Sudafricana.
He aquf los principaies extremes
de aquel::.
En- el aiio que siga a la promulga-
1ci6n Real podra decretar la reunion
bajo I'm solo Gobierno, desde ell p un-
to de vista legislative, de las cuatro
colonies del Africa austrai.
Ell Gobierno tomara ell nombre de
"Uni6n del Africa austrai".
Las cuatro colonias conservaran
sus nombres actuaies asi como sus
limites. Mas tarde podran ser adml-
tidas en- la Confederation otras CO.
lonias inglesas de Africa.
Ell Rey nombrara un gobernadol
general de la Union, que cobrara
anuaimente 10000 libras esteriinas
Ell Consejo ejecutivo estara for
mado por los personajes que 81 60
bernador general designe, que pres
taran juramento como tales conse-
jeros executives.
FL Parlamento de la Union com.
pondrase de dos Camaras: un Sena-
do y una Asamblea deiiberante.
Reuniranse en- la ciudad del Cabo
y el gobernador general y su Conse-
10 residiran en- Pretoria.
Seran lenguas oficiaies de la Con-
federation, con los mismos privile.
| gios, el ingles y el holandes.
Los diputados de la Camara bajs
serdn 81 por Colonia del Cabo, II POI
Natal, SO por ell Transvaal y II POI
el Orange.
Ell Parlamento de la Union pueoe
por una ley fijar las condiciones Sc
gun las cuales tendran derecho al vo
to los electores; pero no podran bo
rrar de las listas de estos, por razo
mes de razas y de color, a ningun;
persona.
Sin embargo, podra servotadaun'
lev por las dos Camaras modifican
do esta clausuia del bill, 81 ell proyec
to es adoptado en- tercera lectur;
por las dos terceras parties, por Il
menos, de los miembros de amba
Camaras.
Pero las personals que, en- el mo
mento de ser votada la ley, tengal
derecho al voto, no podran ser bo
rradas de las listas eiectorales po
razones de color nj raza.
| Los asuntos indfgenas y los con
cernientes a los asiaticos seran dir
gidos y administrators exclusivamen
te por ell gobernador general y s
Consejo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-17
LABOR De
MUN|C|P|O
Como efectuo sus ser
vicios el de Areci-
bo.
Sc liquido el ejercicio 1903
1909 con un sobrante de
Sic. 1862.
Los respectivos encargades de
cada servicio informan deta-
]ladamente de su labor.

FL alcaldc ole AreclhO Sr. Manuel
Perez Avilcs ha cumplido con la sec
oaon % de la ley municipal de su in
forme tomamos los siguientes concep
tos.
Durante ell ano fiscal de l90S-9
que fenecio en- 30 de JUNO dltimo,
la administration municipal de Are
cibo fue tanto 8 mas activa que en- ell
precedente de 19O7-S La evidencia
de ESQ Sc halla en- el vollimen del
dinero movido, que fue en- l90S-9
por ingrescs Y pagos, $152, 1920
contra S149,032-53 en- l907-S.
En- mi informe del ano anterior
apunte la circunstancia de que cerra
ba el eiercicio sin deuda flotante y
con existencias en- GAIA.
Tenemos dinero en- GAIA Y ninguna
deuda flotante. No hay contra el
Municipio otros debitos que los ga
rontlzados procedentes del empires
tito.
Entiendo que es grata satisfac-
cion para un gestor de fianzas mu-
nicipales poder decir al pueblo que
constituye su comuna: Sc han hecho
obras en- beneficio de la salubridad
y comodidades pdblicas y Sc han GU
bierto todos los servicios del NUM-
cipio disponiendose de sobrantes.
Aparto digresiones para ofrecer
al pueblo de Arecibo y al Goberna-
dor de Puerto Rico, aspectos de la
labor hecha durante el ejercicio Gle
19OS-9 que Sc determinan en- los in
formes parciales de las dependencies
del Municipio, acumulatlos en- este
y a.cuya sfnteses los auna y co mpen.
dia.
Presupuesto. .-Suma sehalada 4 los
ingrcsos-$S6662' '-07..
Deduction de la existencia en- 30
de JUNO de 1905 S25937-94.
| Ascendencias efectivas de los in.
gresos -60724-l3.
Aumentos-S S15570-03.
Total -S76294-l6.
Recaudado con exception dc de-
p6sitos y fianzas $76l6-l0.
Remanente- SS67S-06.
Creditos incobrables- -S36S7 7-62.
Pcndientc de cobro $4990-44.
Suma senalada d los egresos $50
5S-37.
Deducciop de dcpositos y fianzas
s69S-7S'.
Creditos disponibles- SS5759-59
Aumcntos. S3l91-44.
Total 5 SS951-03.
Pages de exception de deposito'
V fianzas S7S694-73' difcrencia-
Sl0Z56-30, economIas 9256-30
credito sobrante-S 100000
Depositos y fionzas. Existencl;
en- 80 de JUNO dc 1905 S69S-7S, in
gresos, s366S-94, total S4367-72
, pagos- S22ll-43. exlstencla 2l l56-2.
EmpreStito. .-Existencia en- 80 d'
JUNO 1905 Sl2S44- So, ,ingresos S9t
55-76, al-s2I9O0-35, pages
S1lOl5-GO existcncia--Sl -Sl0SS3-3J.
Gaia. -Existencia en- JUNO 80 So
1874, inglesos- S712sj-04, tota
S97. 7.7229S, pagos S S0906-00, eAls
tencia- l63l6-S2.
Amortization del mpr6stito depo
;sitado por plazos-35000-OO, inte
i rcses -S40O6-56, total, l. S39006-56.
ObroS putticns-Se han pavmenta
do de concrete la Gale de la Cruz
: Plazuelas de San Felipe, Y Avcnidi
j, Continua en- la ragipa Ga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-17

Ievlsauos por los trlhuna.es &c !''--
tlcla.
r. indudable que para de-tIi"ir
al peticionario. RI GuiF.na!"r tu.o
q. hacer uso de slI- iae'.l'af:e> quasi
IudIciales: pero conc ~ 10 -"iiei'U'i
&c aiega que Ia de-'i' c.dn i'ir techI
iiegslmente. sin iusta es-I-n y I. -
paida del interezare- = o-'-- a.r.a-
clones debidamenie '.rsr.i-. -"ii IL
fieientes para dsrie .'sr iirrt"n a j..
Corte. nsia IMPORT q h. ac'''a
eiercitasios por e &C. '--s ''r '...l ail
sido mas q menns as aaie>-
La tercera Y i,iiIiat s-A- t.ri''n -
funda en- que Ia solir!,a -" atiue',
hechoS sufioIentts pa 'ninar
una causa dc acci6n a - apa-
rece cizramente dc j. '-.- alonSis.
soIicitud cue e, petieioaa-s' i''s de
CoD,inua en Ia PSslus "a
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-10
Trustee Sale Notice.

Pursuant to the provisions of a GER
tain Deed of Trust executed by j. II.
Whitley and his wife, Mrs Lille Whit
ley, on the 18th day of November A.
D., 1903, to secure certain indebtedness
therein mentioned to ]. g. Morse,
which Deed Of Trust is duly recorded ID
the Chancery Clerks eff e OF Lee
county, Mississippi, in DEED Record
Book No. SO. page $40, ] will, as Trns-
tee in sail Deed of Trust, on the l5h
day of January, A. D., 1910, at the
court house door in the City OF Tupelo,
within legal hours, offer for sale at
public cutlery. 10 the highest bidder fer
cash, the following described property /:
The eas half Of the following described
lot: Commencing at the southeast
corner OF W.. M. Guthrie lot ard rut,
due north along east line Of w. M
Guthrie lot $50 feet more or less to the
south line of Main street; thence east
along south line of Main street 100 feet
more or less to the property of 5. Tor,
and thence south along the west line to
beginning. All in southwest qlarter
section 80, township o. range g.. Tu-
pelo, Lee county Miss. Such title
conveyed as IS vested in me as Trustee
aforesaid.
Thls g day Of December, 1909.
J, c M~arshall,
27-3t Substituted Trustee
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-10
Sold Wife For One-Fifty.

Buffalo, N. Y.,-Ernest Phil
lips, of Akron, and Edward
Smith, a farmer living near
Lockport, were held for the
grand jury to-day on a charge of
violating the penal statute that
prohibits the selling of a woman.
The case first came to the at
'tention of the authorities when
Phillips wife appealed to the
superintendent of the poor for
aid. She was found living in a
barn with her child. Mrs. Phil
lips said her husband had sold
her to Smith for $3.50 and that
Smith had turned her out. When
arrested Smith admitted that he
had lived with the woman, but
said he did not know she was
Philips wife. The alleged sale
of the wom&n was the result of
a talk the men had in a tavern.
Smith had said no woman would
live with him, whereupon Phil
lips is alleged to have said:
you can have my wife for
$3.50"
Il only had ten shillings with
me-" said Smith, so l borrowed
a quarter. When | got ready to
go home the woman climbed in
to the wagon and went with
me-"
Mrs. Phillips is now in the
poor house.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-10
Is Your Family Reading Worth
While"

So much of current reading IS mere
ly entertaining at best that the qles-
ton naturally arises. Is it worth
while? Your sons and daughters are
bound to read something. They long
for stories that take them into the
other half of the world-the world of
adventure, of valor, of TO ~tune-making
The problem is to give them such read
ing without putting into their hands
the litel allure that is either silly Or de-
moralizing. The editors of the Youths
Companion believe that a periodical
can be msde entertaining and yet
worth while" and the Companion is
conducted on that theory. Ard that is
one reason why more than half a mil
lion American families read it. The
PAPER is safe, but not dull. It's tales of
adventure illustrate the advantages of
fortitude and self reliance. It's stories
of character lay stress or the truth that
conduct Is never a mistake. :
Every new subscriber will find it of
special advantage to send at once the
SITS for the new 1910 Volume. Not
only does he get the beautiful "Vene-
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The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-10
Licensed ROBBERY.

When Georgia first became a prohl-
bitten state the man with a thirst was
made to suffer untold asohies. Take
the matter of drinks on trains, for in
stance. Not only vas it against the
law for liquor to be sold in transit
from one point of Georeia-to another,
but no passenger might even ofer a
drink 10 another, says the New York
Times.
Once a stranger was travelling
through Georgia On a train He en-
tered the dining car, called the negro
waiter, ana with gaileless innocence,
ordered a highball. He was enlisht-
ened. He became resigned.
Bat his request produced an extra
ordinary effect. Every passenger who
had been seated within hearing dis
tance OF the. ofdef- ar one 1853 iioui
his seat, vanished for a moment in the
direction of handbags AMI suitcases,
ana reappeared with a bottle. Every
known beverage from port to whisky,
aai back again BY another route, was
represented in that Georgian galaxy.
here was a popping Of corks. The
stranger heked his lips sat silent
and unhappy. Presently a Georgian
on the next seat turned to him be-
nienlY.
STEAMER" he remarked, its asin
the law for me TO cfer vol a drink
but-God knows | won't quarrel with
a man uao stea1s my liquor
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-10
WAS PIPES Thousands Of

<A presents every Christmas and
they make an appropriate gift too.
Every kind here. Every price, 25c. to
S.. 90 each. Pouno-k incannon- Eikin Co.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-10
Blames Rival Physician
For Death of Own Child.

A case that is believed to b
absolutely without a parallel il
medical or legal annals in thil
country has arisen here involv
ing rival physicians in a littl
town in this county. The chile
If one Of the physicians wa;
dangerously i'll Of diptheria AM
the father telephoned to a ply.
sician in this city to rush a sup
bly, of anti-toxin. The Nc
Alester physician engaged a boy
TO deliver the serum. The boy
reached the little town about ]
o'clock in the morning and stop.
ped at the first house he came tC
and enquired where the ply
sician lived.
The man who answered asked
the boy his errand, and when
told that the boy had brought
medicine for the physician the
man said he was going to the
physicians home and would take
the medicine. The boy gave the
man the anti-toxin, but by the
time he had returned to Nc
Alester the Doctors child was
dead. Later the father advised
the physician who had sent the
anti-toXin that it never reached
him, came to McAlester to in
vestigate, found the boy, heard
his story and took him home
with him. The boy led him to
the house of a rival physician,
who was treating a case of dip
iberia at the same time the
other physicians child was dying
CT the disease, and saved his
case.
The physician who lost his
child is preparing to bring suit
for damages against the ply
stefan who is alleged to have
intercepted the anti-toxin.
Learning Of this the accused
physician obtained warrants for
the messenger boy. charging
him with criminal carelessness
and perjury, the latter charge
being based on the fact that the
boy pointed out his house as the
place where he gave a man the
anti-toxin. -McAlester (Okla.)
special to the Philadelphia Rec
ord.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-10
A Normal al Ecra

A six weeks session q he A. & |.
N. &. School Of Music Will be held at
Ecrn. Miss, beginning lst Monday
in January 1910. and Aductcd by
Prof. j. E.. Tnemass q. TT. Worth,
Texas. Tuition Tor tern, iuil Normal
course, will be $1,000 and board rea-
sonabie. aid with good families. YOU
cannot afford to miss this schcoi II ca
are interested In music.
For further Information address j. II.
Collins, Eeru. Miss. or j.. Il. Thomas
care @ saTsel MUSIC Co., II. Worth.
Texas.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-10
Why Advertising Pays.

Does advertising pay? 1t seems
almost foolish to ask that qaes
ton, observes the Marquette
Mich, Chronicle. Since the days
of P. T. Barnum every successful
man of affairs has confessed some
time or other that he owed his
success to intelligent advertising
Since those days advertising has
grown to be a science until toda.,
the big men of the country re
gard the advertising department
as one Of the first essentials OF
their business.
1t may not seem true on the
face of it, but it is nevertheless,
that not one business man in a
dozen in the small city knows
how to advertise. Some of them
perhaps will deny this, but it is
true, and it detracts not in the
least>from the merchants ability.
1t is true for the reasons noted
above advertising has become a
speciality. 1t is something to
which a man can devote his en-
tire time and then fail in about
half his efforts. Money properly
spent in advertising will come
back tenfold, and money improp-
erly spent may be regarded as a
dead loss.
Why do small advertisers fail?
Because they overlook one or
more of the basic principles Of
the science. There are four
things for the advertiser always
to bear in mind-frst, having
something to advertise; second,
out YOUR matter la such form
that it will attract the eye; third,
select the medium that will reach
the purchaser, and. fourth, stand
back of your advertisement. No
one of these principles can be
violated without sacrificing the
value of the ad.
Have something advertised.
Have a stock that will sell
things that people want, things
that are new. things that have
value. It is useless to advertise
to get people into your store and
then have rotLing to show them.
Don't always try TO advertise
the whole store at cree. Select
$cme pant of it ard then go it
strong aEd have the gooes on
hand when the prospective pur-
chaser arrives.
Put your ad into such form
that it will attract the eye. In
this a and age Of the world
people don't have time to read a
W lole newspaper to find out
what you have to say about your
goods. A dozen words ase often
more effectivet than a whole page.
Select a medium that will reach
the people who buy. The man
with a dollar in his pocket is the
one you want to reach. Be crit
ical. Get figures as to circula-
ton and ascertain just what ter
ritory you are going to cover. !
Don't put your ad into something
that will circulate among people
who could. rot come to you If
they would.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-10
PIANO TUNING.

Having located in Tupelo | ofer my
services to all needing Piano Tuning
work done. Hase been With the Jesse
Frencb Piano Co, Montgomery, Ala.
for the past two years. and guarantee
all my work to be first class. Head
quarters at Lawrason' music store.
34-tf Daniel Bernheisel.