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The border vidette., 1909-08-14
Fire Department Needs Money.

Bracey Curtis, chief of the Nogales Fire Department, issued the following 2 public statement which should receive the careful consideration of every prop erty owner in Nogales:
 I've beg to call your attention to the fire Tuesday night in the Summey barber shop, which wreck IS worth ex- animation inasmuch as the building is in A congested ard dangerous district, and upon the sounding of the alarm the whole building was practically in flames.
 "The volunteer freman responded very promptly to our very efiicie It sirene alarH and in less than fifteen minutes the whole situation was under control and all surrounding property out of danger
 "I thlnk it is proper to advise the pubic that the Department has most excellent and efficient equipment, well manned, with the exception that we are very sadly in need of more lad ders and a new hook and ladder truck with additional equipment, but the de partment is short of funds. We will take some action shortly in the pur- chase of a new ladder truck, and will be compelled to ask the public to sub scribe for the purchase of same.
 Respectfully.
 BRACEY CURTIS,
 Chief N. F. D.
The border vidette., 1909-08-14

Last Sunday night Richard George, of Pho-nix one of Grant Brothers Construction Company superinteD- dents, left for Mazatlan, Sinaloa, on business for his big company. being accompanied by MT. Angus Cashion, !, brother of James A. Cashion, manager of the construction company, who with MT. D. U Grant. arrived on the evening train from Oananea.
 George Gross ara George M orris have made big strike of fine shipping ore in their Santo N,no mine situated three miles west from Duquesne, and just as soon as teams can be secured will commence hauling their rich pro . duct to Nogales from where it will be shipped to the customs smelter at Fl Paso A large chunk of the ore was brought to the city We tuesday by Mir Gross and is on exhibition at the store of l. Burgoon. Friends of Messrs Gross and Morris will be glad to learn of their good fortune; all join Tn wishing them good luck, for the development of their property means A great deal for Nogales and S,nta Cruz county.
The border vidette., 1909-08-14
ARTICLES or Incorporation
 OF GOOD LUCK MINING and MILLING COM PANY.

KNOW ALL MEN By THESE PRESERVES; That whose names are hereto kubscri bed. being des irous of forming corporation unde- tho laws of the territory of ArizOnS, have this day vOluntariIly associated ourselves together into l. body corporate, and to that end have made, signed and rSecu ed these Articles of Incopora- tion, and do hereby certify;
 The name of this poration and by which it shall be authorized to cunduct its business Is .'GOOD LUCK MINING AND MILLING COM PANY."
 The names of the IncOrpOratOrs Joseph Hadfield. Frank N. Cox. J. k. Bentley. and J. $. Hurst. The principal office or place of shall be at Nogales, Santa Cruz county. Ari- zona, but the branch offices may be kept and maintained at suc1 other place or places either in the United States or foreign countries as the Board of Directors shall from time to time de termine at any of which offices meetings of the stockh Olders and direct DTS may Le held and al business may be transacted with the same force and effect if such meetings were held at the principal office.
 The time of the commencement of this poration shall be the day of the fling of it's Articles of Incorporation in the office of the County Recorder of Santa Cruz county, Ari zona, and q certified copy thereof in the office of the Auditor for the Territory of Arizona. and years thereafter. unless the same be renewed, O be dissolved before that time by majority vote of it's members or by operation of law.
 ".
 The general nature of the business propose1 be transacted by thiS corporation is to locate, buy, bond, acquire. hold, own, lease, possess, explore for, operate. or sell or otherwise dis
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 poration shall be One Million dollars (S1 00O,- 0OO), divided into one million shares of the par value of one dollar each. At such time and un- der such conditions s the Board of Directors shall direct the capital stock shall be paid into the treasury of the corporation either in cash real or personal property for the uses and pur- poses of tbe corporation. for services rem of which shares of the capital stock may be issued and said stock when issued shall be fully paid and Ou-aSsessable. The capital stock may be increasei or decreased by the af- firmative vote of a majority of the stock; but in case of the increae of the capital stock, each shareholder shall have the privilege of sub scribing for such number of shares of the pro posed increase as he may be entitled to in pro portion to the number of shares held by him before snch increase,
 The highest amount of indebitness or IiablIi- ty. either direct or contingent. to winch this corporation is at any time to subject itself shall not exceed the snm of Six Hundred and .; ty Thonsand doIIars ISt;;O O0o1. and thc stockholders of this corporation and their pri- vate property shall be exempt from the pay ment of Its corporate debts
 The business affairs of this corporation shalt be conducted by a Board of Dire ctors consist ing of not less than three nor more than seven members, each of whom shall be a stOckholder; holder he shall at the same time cease to be a director. The directors for any ensuing year shall be elected by the stockhoIdeTTs at theIr the principal office of the Company during the week following the second Monday of February in each year. and they shall hold thelr office pntil theis successors are elected and qualified Any vacancy in the Board of Directors may be filled by the remaining mem berS or the Board by appointment from among the stockholders, and such appoint ment shall be For the unex- pired term for which the appointment is made. The incorDoratars whose names are hereto sub scrited shall constitute the first Board of Di- rectors. but they shall have power to increase the mem bership of the board to any hunter not exceeding seven, and the directors so ap- pointed shall serve until the hrst annual meet
The border vidette., 1909-08-14

ing of the stockbolders in February. 191O. A stitute quorum for the transactIng of busi- ncss.
 VIII.
 Within ten days after the election of any Board of Directors they shall meet and elect the officers of this corporal ion. who shall be a. president, vice. president secretary and treas urer and such other minor officers and agents as the Board of Directors shall deem necessary for the best interest of the corporation. Any two offices may ba held by the same person. All officers shall hold their office during the life of the Board of Directors by whom they elect cd. and until their successors are elected and qualified.
 These Articles of Incorporation may be al tered or amended at any reesu ar meeting of the stockholders or at any special meeting called for that purpose. by majority vote of a any three stockholders may call a meeting. of the Stockholders for this any. other purpose proposed amendments shall be given to each, stockholder either personally or in writing. at such amendment is to be voted upon
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. We have hereun to set our hands and seals this ninth day of July In presence of Frank J. Duffy.
 JOSEPH HADFIELD. (SeaD
 FRANZ N. Cox. lSeaD
 JOHN F BENTLEY. (SeaD
 J $. HURsT. (SeaD Territory of Afiznna. County of Santa Cr1z. . SS Notary Pubic in snd for the county of santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona on this day person T. k. Bentley and J. $. Hurst. known to to be the persons whose names are subscribed to' to me, each fo- himself that they executed the same for the purposes and therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this ninth day of July, l9Os
 (SeaD FRANK J. DUFFY.
 Notary Public. My commissIon expires Noyember ID. 1912.
 First publication July 14ths 19O9 tt.
The border vidette., 1909-08-14
Salinas Valley Farmer Makes Good

w. H. Martin, until last Sunday night q stranger in this section, has for several days been guest at the National Hotel, having registered from Baskerville, California.
 Martin claimed that he came
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05
Npm Sn6ertifd,.

Soebsn sius uns bic ausuit Gussabe
Der melt perbreiteten uno init Re6t pom
ben oeuti1eu 6rauen in amerifa bod
seiddsten WtOnuts 3sitidrift Die
Dsuti4s Sausfrau", Wtilwautee. SSiss
coniin, Su. Oas Seft iteat wieoerum
cine in ieOer 8sliebuns uollenoete
Braftleitun9 bar, iowobl mas ausitats
tuus uuo Detorutiou. mie aud ben reis
den, 9eoiesenen Snbalt anbelanst. Me-
ben aus9e3eidnetsm @rSabluuSsitoff in
Boeii uuo BrOia nennen mir insbeiou'
oere Die bsioen illuitrirtsn artifsl n Sm
0sim elmer sefeerten 3iinitlerinA, ndm'
lih Der meltberiibmteu Sdu9erin Srau
Sdumann'Seinf, uno n@rOBitaoter am
Stranos", wsld lesterer uns in Bort
unb Bib uorfiihrt, pie bic Ssuobuer
unisrer GieienitdOte iommerlihs 5reu'
ben um Stranbe senieBen uno iid srbo'
len. Sine ptddtise Ssite aniidtsn
aus ben S1ueeulpen Der Shpei, pirb
uisle. iiderlid aber aIls ssbcrenen
S9weijsr unb OisisniSsn, wslde bic
eissuartissn SdOnbsiten Der Glpenpelt
aus sissnem anieben fennen Selsrnt ba'
ben. i'm bO9ften WiaBe intsreiiiren. Sn
elmer anbsren abtbsiluns bes Seftes
plaubsrt In ibrsr beliebten uno anrs9eu'
ben 8siie rTants @lla" pieber nit un'
iersn Slsinsn. bic iid INNER idon Bo'
den i'm uorans Ouruuf freuen. Sn rei'
der Siile uno Dtaunisfaltisfeit bilosn
praftiids RatbidIdse auf anen Ssbis'
ten, mo bic praftiife, tii6tise 9ausfrau
ii6 bstbatisen iann, ben psitsren Su'
balt Der gusuit'Siummsr Der Dsnt'
Ideu Sausfran". Gin announcement auf
bisis esoisssns 3eitibrift, bic cine wabr'
baft fSitli6s 5unosrubs lit iOpobl iiir
@sift. Sers uno @smiitb, pie aud fur
eriprisslides bausliAes SSirtsn nno
Sdaifsn, fOnnsn mir, wie bisber bel is'
Der @elsssnbsit, aud beute allen un'
Ieren 9slsrinusn uno 9eisrn nur bsrjli9
empfeblsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05
Nprb Scrautpu.

- Stabtratb u. y. Briggs bon u.
Wtain auenue usrtor Sonntas gia6t SO
wertbuolle @nten uno Shbner, bic uOn
mebreren Sunoeu iiberfalsn unb setOo.
tst nurben.
Ri6arb SidS. ben Die Poli,si iton
uou friiber fer fennt, muroe .Dienitas
uuf bic anflase, Meiiins aus Der .. &
3. SradtitutiOn ssitOblsu 3u bubsn,
usrbaftst uuo Oann fiir Elm seridtlideS
@riheinen Ssbaltsn.
= Rap Ssffers BON Court Strase,
Elm S4paser bes WtapOrs Son 0er'
gen, ais 8auidreiner in elmer 3e6e Der
Scrantou Soblen @Ompuuie bsi6dftist,
wurbe Dienitas abenb i6merjti6, absr
ni6t sefdbrlit am @siidt uno Sals
uerbrannt, oils cine @aserploiion sr.
iOl9te.
- Nls bic Samilienelisoer ben be.
rauI6ten Sobu S'0ara Don Silper
StraBe geitern abeno an Der 3srit0runs
Der Wf0bel uerbinoern nollten, ersrifi
oieier einen Reuoluer unb fudtslts
mitbeub nit bsmislbsn bsrum. Sein
16 Sabre alter SObn Srauf nollte ibnl
oann bic Baffs entrsiBen, bate aber
tiidti9e Grbeit unb erit als mehrers 30.
liSiiten eintrafsn, selans bieieS, aber
uorber sslans es S'Sara, Die 0aiis
Sweimal aui bic POli5iitsn abjubriiden.
Sine 8u9el ourdbobrte ben Sniippel bes
Poli3iiten @romwel. bic anoere brans
oem Bolijiiteu Dauis unter Dem arm
our6 ben &od uuo rists lsi6t Die Saut
ouf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05
RittStcn.
empfeblen.

Yrof. @burles u. Suose, 9e9en'
wartis PrinsipuI Der WtupfielS SauIsn,
1T gum Supsriutsnoent Der Sdulen oa'
bier srpablt porben.
- Die Sra6tftution Der 2ebisb Sal'
lep @iisnbabn bel Der Junction 1T am
Otontas ndbreuo Der Wfittassituuos
BON @inbre9sru nm $36 beitoblen wor'
ben, als Der aseut fir Gin paar Wfinu'
ten abpsieno mar.
- Sin strpa 20 Sabre alter Mauu
namens Wiaribaa bon Seriep @itt
pollte am Sonntas bel Der Sunctior
eiuen 9sbisb SuIlsp 5ruatsus bsitsiseu,
fiel aber unter bic Rdber unb elm Sui
lpurO OuOurd 70 iatimm 3erbriidt, baf
ibm bic idmmtliaen 3eben oeiislbsn I'm
0oIpital amputirt merSsu nuBteu. 81
unb 1pei @sfdbrteu befanoen ii9 aui
benz 9eimwss, uls fid Der uufull er.
eisuete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05
500 8elcbuuua. 500.

Die esfn bititr 3situns pnbtn Iit frsusn, ,u
ufabrsu. baB % wtniaiftns cine stfiI&tttr
Rranfbtit sitbt wtlGt bic WifItnfGaft In al'
ibrtu Siuftn lu btiltn I'M Stanbt iIf; Sal's 8a.
tanb- b-Rur II bic tiniiss isBt Der Gptli6tn grHbsr-
i6aft btiannit ppiitipt ssur. 4atarrb trfprbtrt
ais zine Gcuffitutipnsfrnnfttit zine tOnlfitutp.
usas 8sbanbIuns. Sal's Ratarrb Sur pirb
inntrli& esnpmmtn unb tptrfi birtft auf bas
8lut uub bic ihIsimietn ObnaGhtH bts Sy.
titms, baburt bic @runblast btr 8ranfbsit ,tr.
nSrsnb unb BEN paiisnttn 8ruft etbsnb, in6tm
fs bic gOnifiiuiiun bss a5rpsrs aufbaut unt Der
Ratur ~ ibrsm Wnft biIft. Die Gistnibiimtr
babtu 70 Uitl grtrausn ~ ibrtn Stilfr6ftsn, bae
ft sinbunbsrt Dclare 9tlObuuue fir i,etn SAD
anbistsn. ben it iu furirtn utrfsbIsn. eaei
Guh cine eiffs ron 3susuiHsn fOmmsn. Wau
abrtffirt:
3. 8. 9btHtp & Co., 5pltbs, 8.
B6T gerfauft ppn alien Apotbtfsrn, 75e.
Saas 6amiIisn ptlItn Fnb bic btiftn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05

-9srr unO 5ran Sris Busnsr bon
Ssfferion Gusnus rsiitsn um Samitus
fir einen jsbutdsisen Gufentbalt nod
sltlantic @itp.
- @iouania Polito, Der in Gerbino'
uns NIT Oem @rprehunssueriua Sessu
Soiepb Rasona uOn 9inOsn StraBs &C.
iudt muroe, 1T seitsrn In Godeiter, u.
D., oiu9feit sema4t poroen.
= Die Demotratsu bss Staatrs no.
minirtsn seitsrn in benz ju harrisburg
ubsebalteneu @Onueut fOlsenoe Sanbi.
oateu Sir Suprems Ri9ter, 6. "a
Rue WtuniOn BON 9pcomins County ;
fiir Staats Sdusmsiitsr, Gr.GOnsreB.
mann @sorss B. 8ipp pom BRADFORD
@ountp; fiir aubitor @enerul. 8.
@OOo Glurt uou SnOiaua @ountp.
-3wsi Strsdsnurbsitsr Der 9aurel
Sabn wurosn am Dieuitus nabe Rodp
SIen BON einem Sradtjus setroffen
uno aiemlid b0s Uerlest. Soc Snier
uon Otprtle StraBs srbislt ben S6abel
aufseiduitten, mebrere Ssbroaeue &ip'
pen uuo cine our6bObrte 9unse, mdb.
rsnb 9tidolaus 2eon pom Gard Strase
elm 9ebrodenes 8ein uno S6rpsrusrles'
uuSeu oapontrug. Bsibe puroeu CUR
SebanolunS mad benz MoieS Iaplor
!Soipital 9euOmmen.
Sn Serbinbuns nit benz 3ufdllisen
@ri6ieBen oss Sobn u. Sbermau um
ucrletteu DtittwOd isteus bes Poli3ei'
defs 9aitinss uon Slppbant bat Der
@ountpbetettiu Rafter feitseitellt, ouB
bic @i9arreu, welae SHERMAN unb lein
@efdbrte Dslbert 8. @ourtrisbt 3u uer'
tdufen iu9tsn, pirfIid seitoblen pareu.
0tsunjehn Siitden nurosn Douneritas
Su Slppbant in Der gobnuns pom gBil.
lis @ourtri9bt, eines Sruoers bes 8srs
bafteten, aufsefunoen unO gBilis warb
uessu Oem @mpfuns BON ssitOblsusn
Buaren unter $500 8irsibaft ssltsllt.
PoliSeidef Suftinss Ibsrlieferte ii6
Douneritas Wtorsen csm @ouutgoetef'
tiu Rafter uub wurbe bann auf Die sln.
tla9e Der unSeiesliden unO psrbre6eri.
iden GOotuus uutsr $500 8iirsi6aft
ssitellt. Suitiuss wieosrbOlte, OaB Oas
@rihisBen rein SufdIlis mar, Osnu sr
wOllte ben @ntflisbenosn uur bur6 ben
SduB sinidiidtsrn unO ui9t siumal
treffen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05
Dunmpre.

-9err 5ranf Subr jun. lieB am
Sumitas sessu feline Satin Daiip cine
@beidsiouussilase sintrasen, neil iie i'm
b6spillis uerlaifen bat.
- Der 2s Sabre alte abam @itOt
uOn Burreu Strube purOe DfOutaS in
Der 3sde Der PsnnipIuania aoblen 60.
unter eiuem Dsdenfull sefunssn, entfam
uber nit Sdnittpunbeu am 9eiidt uno
aopf.
Pfarrsr Srancis 9. gBulib uou
Der bisiissn ct. Murien Sirds 1T &C.
itern i'm Burns Priuut Soipital seitor'
ben. ua9Osm cine Operation fiir elm Sc
odrmlsiOsn an ibm uOrSenommen NOR
ben mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05

- Rabbi u. 8. @bin BON oem 2in'
ben StruBe Eempsl bat rsiisnirt uno
piro einem Ruf mad @leuelanb, g.,
5olse leiiteu.
- Seri6ieosne GeHosruu9en traten
Sounta9 In bsm 9aufen Der StraBen'
babuwasen elm uno es wirb bebeutenbs
Serpirruus Der 8uuoen seben, bis iit)
oisislbsn nit ben ususn 5abrpldueu uer'
traut semadt baben.
- Der Drabtipanuer @allace 8un'
pea bon Srunflin auenue iprans am
Douneritas ju Dunmore uon eiuem
Pfoiten, als bisier um umfulleu mar ;
bic 5Olse mar, oaB ihm bsiOe 5ubseleufs
b6s perrenft norben.
- Der Gontratt fiir bic neus Sra6t'
itation Der 9udapannu @ompauie an
9adamanua Gueuue muroe Donusr'
flag gum Ersis pom $75, 900 an u. s.
8abselsp Don Binsbamton, u. g.,
iibsrpieien. Dtun bOfft, oas nsue Sc
bduos Dor SubrssabialuB fsrtis 3u
baben.
- 8ir sluuben an ibu, neil mir iein'
Birtuus tsnuen, iasen Die Vsisr oieiel
3situns, pslde Or. Ridter's rPain'
@rpsllsr" ssbraudt baben, lause beuol
Iis Imsrifa iubsu. Gin alt bepdbrtes
l6ueu uub ii6sr nirfsnOes Wtittel &C.
gen Rbsumatismus, @i9t, 9teurulSie
@rtaltunssn II. (. m. @s lit in allst
oeutiden apOtbsfeu Su baben ju 25 uni
so Gents bic 5laide.
- 0lidOluus De Ma,io, bat Del
brutuleu MtOro ieiner iusenoli6eu Sat
tin, Der fia Dor Sabresfriit 3u Sll
6Orse ereisnete, am Donusritas DiOr
gen UNI 10 llbr I'M @Ouutp @sfdnsni
nit isiusm eissnen gebsn sebaBt. De
MOrOc iaritt SefuBt gum @al9eu un
Die 9inridtnnS uoll3os ii6 obue ben &c
riusiten 3wiihsnfaIl. SurB Dor be
Sinridtuus iibersub er Pfurrsr SislOl
Elm flsinss EaidsHmsiisr, bas sr idOl
felt msbrersn 98cdsn i'm Ssiis 9ebub
uuO Ous ss ibm mOSlia ssmadt bdtts
ii9 islbit Ous 9sbsu su usbmsn, mem
er oisiss ssuiiui4t bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05
Nn S6fpinbfnbtiae.

Gtparp u. @iliOrs prGparat BON Svpbp.
poipbuss unb SlUcactti bon BEN Srisinalfcrs
mua 10 bas fDu'alite Wiha fir AusNbruua.
Asibmd, Srpn6ins. aatarrb. Ga Grippe, Sns
fen, 9rtdIIuuasn uuO ale euussu' unb SaIs.
ltietu
Di'isniasr. psItr "a btnuBt babsn, ntbmtn
fsin dubsTts uup empfsbIsu 90 ibrsn Riilsi.
btnoen.
Gs bat pislt furirt. uu6psn ibr ar,t Ft ais
unbsilbar dufssasbsu bate
Disies WittsI il felt iibrT 48 8 brsu I'm @t.
trau6, uub 9br apoibhtr fam % nit pollen
Guwsiiuussu uup Saib fir Sn srlanasn ben
ben lutsnesn GusrUs Drcusiitsr, pbr pon mir
eirsit.
Our vOas ausfunft. !3susuiiTr ulp., abbrtI-
llri .. w. Abbott. Autinian Agsnt, 60 Mnn
Sirabs gsp gUrf City. q. q. Ran rpdbHf
bisfs !3siiuus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05

Ssftelt oas .BOdeubIatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05

Die feiuiten Drudarbeiten Der Stabt,
sisfsrt bic Sffies bss s8o9sHblatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05

BON atblett9en uno atrooatll1en Surll'
ltiiden, unter oieien ben beriibmten
Ruti6 fir bas 9ebeu, iuoem elmer oer'
Ielbsn fir cine Diitanl BON hber 100
Su6 auf einem oiinnen Drabt 9leitet,
Der BON ben 8uummipfeln bis 3ur 2rt'
biine fiibrt. Die Sapaner MAIDEN 3lpsi'
mal tdSlid ibr @ri6einen mdbrsno Der
0o6s, um 3.15 Stu4mittass uno 8
abenos. Der srOBts inOiuiousae Sbow
gu yuma 1T SOrO's lebsnbe StrauBen
Sarm. 5bisrs uon Der beriibmten Dm.
gS. SOrO Surm iiuo buislbit ausseftsllt,
elm S4uuipisI bieteHO, Oa6 uiat isbr
oft 10 melt n6rOlid ssisben wiro. un'
ter ben ausssitsllten Gbisren 1T Der be-
riibmts SadiOuoius iuu., oenen 8sfOrS
pon elmer Wisile in 2.12 ibu gu bsm be-
rhbmtsitsu StrauB i'm 9unbe sema4t
bot. Wdbrsno bem engagement IN
Scrauton's GROCER SbOwltaot piro Ell
in ausftellunssfubrtsn Seieben wsrSsn
9una's sissns 3apslls uerbleibt bic sln'
;isbuns uuf Der 9upslletribHus, uisl
9onSerte tdslid sebsno. SSiAtig uHtsl
ben uielsu ausflusen uuO @rturiiOnsn ~
9unu Bart udafts @Ods wiro bic sic
ben @Ouutp Ystsrunsn 3uiummentunf
am DOnnsritus, ben 10. auSuit, isiu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05

Pbilip 8srtbsimsr pOu Sab Baib'
ington apenue, Der Sumftas bic Slad'
bariu 5rau Mur 3uIuInid nit einsH
8sisuitsdsn unsriff uuo iis am Ssiidt
unb ben slrmsn usrlssts, wurSs ipdtsr
usrbaftst unb fir ieiu ssridtlidss @r'
i9siusu untsr 8irSidaft ssitsllt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05
Bum gSerfamfen.

Gin .tabIirt.s S&misbe. unb Bassnsti@dft.
gtuiistnbs Stlts,ubtit tiir bfn rt4ttH Mann.
Sssissr Giasnibiimn fn&t etn SuptFdHe.
Hdbsrts Ia sn ,.@s@tnblatt" Offet.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-12
THE FIRST CARGO OF SUGAR
Came From Cuba and Amounted to
1887 5ags-Laraest Crop In
Recent Years. IA

New York, Aug. 1O.-The steamship
Mercedes Larringas arriving from
Jienfuegos, Cuba, brought not only d
record cargo Of raw sugar but she was
he FIRST vessel to bring in any Of that
commodity under the lower duty pro-
Tided in the Payne bill. She has In
ler hold 44,SS7 bags Of raw sugar, the
argest cargo received in New York In
many years.
Many other vessels carrying Cuban
sugar are either on their way here or
are being loaded as fast as possible
and 1t is expected that the market will
% flooded with sugar from Cuba with
n thenext few weeks The cane crop
N Cuba this year Is the largest in re-
tent years.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-12

have not been seen: J.. T. Nicolay,
]. H. Jenness, w. H. Broughton, j.
A. Tufts, Briney, Pautz & Danford,
E. H. Forney, E. G. Engle, j. s.
Engle, e. s. Engle, j. Shearer,
A. R. Elwick, J. X. Forney, e. M.
shockey, j. F. Murphy, Ben Murphy,
R. E. Townsend, Garsel Toliver, G. e.
Benham, ]. N. Dieter, R. B. Gimmell,
C. A. Case, C. M. Harger, e. E. Coul-
son, ]. Steelsmith, Karl Riddle, Ken
yon Riddle, Earl Briney, Earl Stillie,
W. Mathews, R. B. Briney, F. s.
Sails, A. J. Page, Wilbur Nicolay, G.
w. Parker.
The meeting adjourned to meet
on next Monday evening at $3.50
O'Clock, the place of meeting will be
stated later.
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THIRTY TO GO FROM HERE.
Young Peoples Alliance and Mis-
sion Society to Have Meeting.

The eighteenth joint annual con
vention Of the Young Peoples AL
lance and Women's Missionary So
ciety of the Kansas Conference o.
the Evangelical church will convene
| in Garfield Park, Topeka, Angus
10th to 10th.
The convention is looked forward
to with great expectation by the
above named societies. Here they
camp out for the week and large
dining tent is on the ground to ac-
comodate the large attendance.
The program, which is varied, prac'
teal, educative and inspirationalr
aims to touch, in addition to'the gem
eral lines, every phase Of the work
Of the two organizations.
DR.. G. HeInmiller Of Cleveland
Ohio, General President Of the Young
Peoples Alliance and editor Of the
Christiche Batschafter, the most
widely read religious paper in the
United States; DR.. G. Staebler of
Cleveland, Ohio, who is closely allied
to the Young Peoples movement and
editor Of our church magazine; Miss
Susan Bauernflend, principal Of the
Bible WomAn's Training School Of
Toxic. japan; Rev. W. F. Umbrisht,
treasurer and financial agent Of the
Northwestern College and Union Bib
ical Institute of NaperTille, ILL.,; j.
A. Werner, conference secretary Of
Y. P. A. and Sunday school work;
Miss Louisa Heynen. superintendent
Of out italian mission Of Kansas City,
Mo-; and last, but not least. our
own fellow townsman and wide
awake Sunday school worker, J. H.
Engle, are the chief speakers.
This unusually strong array Of
special talent secured 10 enrich the
program must at once attract at
tention Of all.
The local Young Peoples Alliance
and woman's Missionary Society Of
the Evangelical church, who are alive
to their opportunities viii send 81
delegation Of about thirty from abb
lens.
These delegates left today for the
Miss LeH Picking, Mrs.
K. s. Picking. Rev. Mr. solt and fam
~. Rev. BIZ. Hobbs and family.
Mas LEILA Town. Mn. Hope, Mss Lor-
sua sommsrs. Mr.. and nm. s Rom
berger
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A Woman Serves as Coroner.

St. Joseph, Mo-, Aug. 1O.-Dr. 9. F.
Byrd. coroner OF Buchanan county, de-
:ided a few days ago that as business
In his line seemed dull he would take
1 short vacation and left without ap-
pointing a substitute. laughlngly tell
ing his wife to take his place. Mrs.
Byrd evidently took his order serious
ly and has served as coroner at half
dozen deaths which have occurred
here. She has viewed the bodies. at
tended to their disposition ana held
lnquests. W