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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-16
CAPTURE MEN AND wHIsKEv.
6i0 Raid Ia MAGE BY ofsc.rs IN
Durham. ~ c

DURHAM. y. c. Dee Kin the
house that stands on the ste where
Gea. Jossph & johnson ssrrendered
% Gen. William Sherman. three men
~efe captured and forty gallons Of
~hfskey secured when the authorities
raided u today. The men Claim they
bought the ligroF from a mouriaineer.
The disinifrv has not been 'ocsted.
They weFe remanded 10 jail TIE
Woodmen q the World are soon 20
erect 9 rnouument On the site where
tne raid took place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-16

WASHINGTON. d. q, DC. Ia
There has been another eruption Of
~ feeling towards Americans IN co
lumbia. accordirr 20 a cabieEram a.
the sssie department FROM Americas
Ambassador a. Nogiofa. Ifc ssyr -
has been informed 30 The vIcecous1l
At C2ioEiua riots occurred there D.
csmbtr n and several persons were
killed While rzny shops we're ran
sacked
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-16
Held Prisoners by Fire.
iRy Associated freSel

DENVER, COL. Dec. 15.-Little
hope is held OFT for the safety of the
ten miners entombed in the Leden
mine, sixteen miles northwest of this
city. They are prisoners as The result
of a fire which spread to shaft No. 2
last night. which cut off the escape of
the men and destroyed the shsft and
the tippie as well as other surface
buildings. &
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-16
Agree on Holiday Recess.
lRv Associated Press

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Dec. Ire
publican-,leaders have agreed upon a
plan whereby the holiday recess of the
house will begin after next Thurs
days session. the recess 10 continue
until Wednesday. January {. Later
on. possibly in January. evening ses-
sions OF the house are likely with a
view TO. facilitating the administra-
tons legislative program.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-16

IN rsew Of TIE fsct tsai The Demo
crats have }sst finished elecuns Al
overwhelming majority 20 the house
q representatives. the following.
qao>ed from nf. Brlce. the Britis-
1ntss<sasr. By the Richmond Times
ri<DafSt. r. OF peculiar intersst to
>s,<ocs1fs:
q 49, xifn <nnc anxiety fhst 7 en-
@<-er o. sEk f<Fi<icn. fearing lest TIE
fro-ln' e4rIt vita shieh ny ooscr.
<zf.a< of American institutions IRON
1<<f n Iz>f lad i3>rir<d nc NIGH
- l1ct<+cc ~ . ciose examination
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-16
Famous PAGER Dead.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. i5.-Star
Poin.er, the famous PAGER, 1854. and
with a record of 2:e01s, died late yes
tel day at Rosewood Stock Farm,
Mau-y county, Tenn He was 81 years
old and wss owned by J A Murphy,
of New York. The hide will be taken
off and. with the bones. will be sent
TO he University of Chicago
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-16

NEW YORK. Dec. fs.-Tbs Clyds
liae ~tesms hip Colorado. iabsund
ffotn BOSTON. which was reported IN
trouble today On the sound. passed
FIRE island ~ 80 D. n. mixing
slo~ tine. bus spparenfiz n no need
of sssistsac>
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-16

How kin SANITY Claus come doSn
: chinbly. ps. when We amt 70, no
ctimbly.~
lie u-ed 20 come do<n the chin
ney. sor- Nov be SENDS the presents
up the dumb-waffer kansas CITY
Journal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-16

NEW YORK. Dec. fs--Tonmy
Murphy. New York lightves<hi
fought ~Hal- Moore. Of phiiadelphia
20 q finish tonight IN a ten-round so-t
Honors we're sven In the early rOuEi
but IL the last two Murphy bed
Moore ciinfsng on at the bell
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-16
YOUNGEST EPISCOPAL BISHOP.
Former Virginia Minister 10 Cons
Grated n Texss-

WACO. TEX, Dee. 1s.-Rev. ID
ward Temple. formerly Of Front Royal.
Va. and for the last ave years rec
tor Of 81. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
church in this city. vxs today eonse-
Grated tisbcp Of ;ae North Texas mis-
sionary dsccese. which includes the
Panhandle region. Rev. Mr. Temple
Is 90 years old ard is the youngest
bishop IL his church.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-23
PATTENG|lL SPEAKS
To VERY LARGE
AUDIENCES
MICHIGAN LECTURER
SPREADS ENTHUSIASM
House Filled at Two SEES
SONS Yesterday afternoon
and EVehing Speaker FuA OF
His Subject

Henry L. Pagtengtt. former SUI
a~rlnfendent og public Instruction In
the state OF Michigan. and one 81 tAe
hest known men in the cause OF Sdu-
cation in American. has shown him
self "a Albuquerque people 70 he a
vcritAble educational dynamo
He fairly Ta1i0tcS enthusiasm
everywhere he goes for better schools
and more intelligent patriotism ana
his tOur Of New Mexico viii have far
reaching ana important results Ills
trip has demonstrated one important
thing that the people ot every y 6
ti0n us the territory especially the
native peoplc. are taking a greater
Interest in education than ever before
and are alive with enthusiasm for
more schools and better schools.
The great crowds ne has addressed
every Where ar not only n tribute 70
his ability Is o speaker They
are a significant indication that II IS
everywhere realized than the charge
OF il~itcrscy against the p0oplc OF New
Mexico As an argument against state
hood doesn't 20. and must be over
Whelmingly rcfuted.
MIR. Pattengill yesterday addressed
two meetings of city and county
teachers in the High sehol building
v hich brought out a large attendance
the instructors Of the young idea.
His talks were extremely practical
ana helpful, rs we'll rs inspiring. II
vas listened TO with close attcn-
ton.
In the afternoon Mt the opera house
addressed a big audience. teachers
and students and general public, de-
his famous lecture, "Gunp-
ton with 4 Big C." an eloqucnt plea
q common sense In education. An
Interesting short musical program
was rendered 10y lIigh school students.
the evening. also at the thcater, lie
was greeted by a large and enthusiasts
nc audience and spoke on "fhc Yam
KEGS Creed" Mr.. pattcngill's hobby
Is thorough. practical, Amcricanisn
IN the public schools, and his talk last
night especially Was q splendid pres
of his IDEAS on The general
subject of education.
Mr.. Pattcngiil leaves here for
Clovis ana Portales, as well ms
points In eastern New Mexico,
where he will address school gather
ngs. His itinerary has already COW
rcd the largest towns in the northern
northeastern part of the territory
he has had big crowds every |
where. Press and school officials have !
'o-%opcratcd to give him as much plth- |
lefty as possible and the tour Is
rowing a great Success,
-
Special matinee this afternoon for
and children. Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-23


~, ~, .t9ex 81 ehe e9pgerals9h lsssAQ.a
ana QQtstan1lng I'd 4 slQekhekAers
meetsstg AfN eu1asvnel e. selA Assixe.
staaasaeI qe NlaerN Sc Alsense Qf sac
"nyopaftv itets4lat cha fv4aQhi, SOS qf
itae eaa4syratIaN AZ sa entirstv
q. agnelat aldtasaal eIfieera qf the
t-ep4gaeaelon 4heAQAiss Qae qh naeRe
.4Ae sh4SeAe4ts e8e Is ntQre a,siStAat
stsoaSsr@rs aaa ems o. more assistaA1
sccgeetries ana a. tae e\gea. ptqS h.
eA tW the hv-NtWa thQ eeRshaa so 49,
.qlaeea sh.fs have anal mA.S eNVr~1se
an me peW.,rs Ill the sfQ,s ,feat. ~ ths
tPgasaeQp ana u he sesretaW g@sa.eqs
8tNelN.
ANN 4 tvsqtsssten AtsseA bA q mAsf-
N vote Ell the WhQ1e bls2yQ NaAet
Sftsbf, pr,,V 5@feN az the bV4ttWs 10
.Aesisnat> tWa an taes~ eC ehei, I.ua4,
.eee Ks constitutes 4. executive COM
'nltte. whtsN <4mmtttes shall lQr she
tane ,etna .s peo,taeA IA saia reese
Hlati.Aa 81 hi tAq h,-AeWS haNp aua ~.
.eg,saA any qrs an tae p,Vers as the
es,.r4 81 l-Nffeetl1,s whfsn ia, he AN.
.tatlN 1ete4.tsa Ia the m-.naasp,eh I'D
.lae BUSINESS aud Attatr. ~ taae Qe1-
.sa,tatian ANA shall hANq pawQr a, an-
fhattz. the .g.l af sha e,Nremt4ttou IL
IL afffNed 10 aa nss,ess Whish uat,
.rea0ire IA
zine t.e4.r4 81 pteVeteya and the exc
eamtaEtteN shAM eN.ant a4 9th
.erwtM feVNH4Qa hl aW. have pemxr
ava IA tne talluWfax 4Mner
\ rysolattan a. wsftin4 st4nea sad
nFffrnatNplN .naroV+A n, an the
mt,a4,sss III thg n,ssrA III pitesters
ar Il, an t,p paenakers I'd the eNeeatNt
An other ceaamftee and thereafter
"f ET#fH" HI"NHN#fNffH HHfN HF HHA
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yeyitay ii B,si.o
DIfTiufAtr ~ 1OurAnisDA

hlHH faffa, fftHf4 ~ iht
Jelrhaft ~ Ne Htfi.p da Asftag
rsffiIy tt4f nlsFs WHs fied faf fes
an M tts affis4 80 fHn 4si..k
~. aH NJ. fHaIfy- sHu aaE ~
HaFsH a. b. 1910, hfguHtsfs ~
stu tJ.9iatfs Hsn iiaAfii1 of i've
tis HafisH AiHiH. t4HbeHy
s.si aHd 4Is4 ll.f Hasa fl.H
aIHf qf % ~ ls .af.
utttairHHf at4 4f na
y NJtrsaf
flfU lNlf W. Aaal sud tt
= sa M iHa fHttrx ii
Hss NH 900 f nfa Fe. thc
W tia siN oi March.
8 ~ 1910
ttl tFu JAFFA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-23
LAST CALL FOR THE
TAROY SHOPPER
At MATSON'S
Today is Positively the Final
and Concluding Day Of Re-
cord Breaking Cash Bargain
Sale,

Today Is a~bsolutely and positively
fine very last final aud concluding day
Of the big ash bargain sale at Mat
sons.
Are YOU on?
Ii not. get on quickly. II has been
n tremendous sale and bag kept Mat
sons force Of salospeople on the jump
for Il continuous week. There WAS "A
big rush AL day yesterday and today
the late shoppers who have been put
ting off their buying viii be out in
force. So the final warning ls given
20 get on the band wagon carly IL you
to get q chance at the last OF
the finest assortment Of articles ever
placed IN sale at a reduction by Mat
son. Don't forget-onc-half and One
third off On nearly everything.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-23
SPECIAL MATINEE At
GEM TODAY
Management Makes Arrange
ment TO Afford Ladies and
Children Chance to See
GeOfge Clancy in Nrginian

Dir. Eppstein OF the Gem f~iiesii.r has
decided 10 give % special matinee this
afternoon beginning ~ Z:3g iu order
TO give the ladies ~ children =
chance 70 see SIR. George Clancy 10
the Nirsiniau. SIR Ciancy comes %
the Gem direct from the LfceDW
course where ~. Won great lauretF
IS an entertainer pr. Clancy stands
Tie bead
The Floydens r. tfcir sensational
aerial act. and four reels u picture
Win BE- shown. This j. q special mat
iree for lalieS and children and
should De- taken advantage u. af 'h@
Gem the4ter Is crowded every night
nat manr DO not get in and as
1ir- Eppstein feels b there ~ many
ladies AID children that could c0ne
~ an afternoon Z surely would De- ag-
rrecsated ~. ;hem- The price yII r.
main the same ~ al-ag-tsn cents
This riA max IN entire f01r snow
-heh Tor cannot afford " miles
Come Etli@ and bring enc ch-rr.n
D-crs open ~ o-eioeE-
~
(. Th~ h.u ~ aid far ths eori 90
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-23

! NathaH tsff4. secretary af Tho
faUitafs ~ NNW Asstts 1a hrrebv
fefttft tliaf ihrss Y4s ffieH for rr..
nTd 10 this affiat "a foo %g'aiort b.
pa uH 10. ssth ass ~ March A y.
iutN ariiales ~ iataroorati0n and
r'fiifirait ~ siss tAYi8ers nnn-iiabill
itF a. tha Tiaia h4fsao Nininr com
puat fNn bHs3 sfss4
Mff''iHff tNt e~erporaters NAMED
~ tile s9it sf'iss and Nho have
sieHf1 fis ssHF snS their successors
Hhd assigns sf@ hefehy declared 60
be nam Tile qHfA 6fnfl fho AEth aav
of Hsiftt- Nifefesr hundred and
sisis r. fafbsfsfisn D. The name ara
pf f4, eYfgs SCI forth II said aril
is
Ai4ep sfaitf rs hang ana tho
ntfat st4i ~ SIZE Tfffif8ff ~ New
Affsfsa 90 fHs t1{g "a santa eo iHo
4ii'si NN ii1s lsfh Ily 81 Mafch
u istN
fshhiJ NATHAN I4FFt.
sf tti4fv " Nt# Mtslee
tHf ~ ffttftftH certificate uf fhr
2 lara rHfihs uinlne Company
rtfiitlfs ~ NrN hfcxic1.
fstgit ~ f3trmHlo
fifs i~trifafafnt waa fiif3 FOR ftl-
sf4 .e ite aafh dar el April lafo.
20 81 otiatk ma hteorded Fra
f Wise 81 tfecQrls of Hid
fsfFi, 81 WAhKEE
Recorder.
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as
,1uutN at tiefnallilo
ga thia 18th day at t'ebTuuHt a u
lNla, bttule me pet aanaiiN a%rpuated
! " HAN tleA Il Frost aud ], u
~, era e. nt known 80 he ia PER-
au,a ,ieh,iihu,i "a Ahti who executed
the foregoing Instrument, aud ae'
knuWtedHta that They eAeputua the
same as their iftu aei ANA ined
MN commission tknilrs the alii, aaA
ui lNne, A u ihit
(hiGnudl II n AnAAia,
NotarA Public %iiernaliiia County,
Territory al New AirNiou
tNotafiAi aeaii
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-23

Prompt relief In all elscs ~ throat
and lung trouble * you use Cham
bcrlain's Cough Remedy. Pleasant 20
Sold by all druggists.
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Dominion 90 eeoada


.%i'roNiure of haahatnhpWanl
snn this ioth da3 ~ Marsh =.
lptn, hetnre ne personals appeared
u, u MiurtiH. lu me known ta lao the
pnfsull dtarrihfi ~ and vim tNnnuiea
the foregoing Instrument and aps
hnnWlrdgpd that hp Annutnh thu
same aa his free aet aud duad
MN commission expires the tisi day
81 December A - 1914,
taignedl " a. nAhitFoNpt
AoinrV i'ubiie, County, Province af
hnHh dominion at Canada
fNpiatlal 'sriii
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-23

fNprllesS SO New MsNiqes
IS,WAN of t3erNaifltV
oN ,hts Sth AaN ef tNltrnap, \ T.
tata betpge pAe peraNnAliN apeVA frl
, " stan Nvn IA West ANA 4 q
iNANegR 50 tae AAewR o. be the nef
svNs ltseglpeA Ia aRa wha executed
the N,rvaetns tNasfNNent, ana 49,
NnawleageA that .hes e~seneae.l she
sarne as ti.elr tfee eet aha decd
MN eNmuolsslea eNplFes the sNf'
aaA 81 June, \ - ibki
tNntNrlai seah
taisReat Is. h. Ana H,
Notary tsaNil0, terAaNlie ssaAtt
lepnltalt ai New MesiNA'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-23
nemlhian az Canada,
Province 81 Alpeeta,

pemlhtan 81 Nanaaa,
Province 81 Alherta, l On
County at
tn thta 10th ,taS ~ March 4 ~
lbiA, hvlere me personally ~arlsHefef
E II Mnlfis, ta sac kaaNn ~ he the
peraon lesNrihVA 10 and ~ia $50
Nutel the i%eregpina instrument HNA
aekNuW le,igod that he ekpNAita he
as nis trea aot aud dsssi
Ms pninNnissIaR eApitns ihs alAt
Aa, ot peeeAbeG A. u iaiu.
tNetaViai aeaD
talgneAA " Ii nAstituhtts
NNtarN tnhlip l~s'AhAFl
Province 80 Aiheeta, ppmlhlan -
Canada.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-23
rew,tem 81 NeV Mcslga,

TfFFIIV'N " wv 7
-
Count, af Valencia
Nn this iith ,iay nf feh ~
lhtA. hrtt1e me %pefaunailt apptafti
! l. leafitti ga nQ hnnNn - iH lhe
rtesun h,safihed "a and who psfeNifii
the f%utnaainR Instrument Anh aNf
know ieiBpi ihal hn sNtpHiNd ma
saiau 49, his irpo aei and iipas
Na commission ,Sulfas dc isi gay
80 Ntareii \ ~ 1919
tNaiarlai scala
fslgnodi Nra 81 kfMMhnY
Nela'Y ruhiie Valencia County Tee
,iinf5 ~ NuW MaaifAs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-23
ranipn d Nee Aleelpa }

90
nnnnW ~ Valencia
on iiis 18Th daf al Doe, a, - ians,
hti0rp nnp personally ariifsfei t8Hiii
iiihs ~ me knuNn 90 if re nffsef
dnsafihrd IA aud VIM rheeatfA tht
foregoing instrument aAa aekfeiHi
alAei lhat ~ psenuiod tte sahae -
nis nun ani ani deed
AS commission uApifts tift 8sff
daY 81 iirfa a - iHiu
tAoiafipt aeaii
taisnadi Al afhtitI
MutafA tnhilr Nairnria t7HNnl. Far
fitnp nf NpW Atpkina
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-23
Articles Of mcornoratlon
The Clara Barton Mining Company
(No. 63Si.l

NNW NANAsl
and also. that | have compared the
following copy of tn, same. with TIM
original thereof now on Tile, and de.
II 20 lie q correct transcript
theretrnm ana Of thN whole tlirreot,
Given under nv hand and tho Great
Seal Of tho Territory of Kew MeNleu,
nj tho CITY OF Santa fts the capital
this 2Sth day OF March, \. - 1910,
NATHAN ,fNlftA.
Secretary OF New MeNicu.
-~-~
TIE CLARA BARTON MINING
COMPANY.
CERTIFICATE or 1NCORPORA-
TlON.
We. the undersigned, In order TO
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G NOTICES
Tcrrif0rN 0t NV MeNlco,
office of tho Secretary
CERTIFICATE or COMPARISON.

l. Nathan Jaffa, Secretary Of the
Territory OF New Mexico, ,io hereby
certify that there was Med TOR record
IN his office ~ two o'clock D. m,
the tWcnty.eighth day OF March,
A. L. iglu,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-23
Territory Of Now Mesno3

County at Valencia,
pn this ~ day at i'eh, A. ~ 1914,
before ma personally appeared ! l..
t,hhYltt, 20 ne known ~ be- tho pafann
drsrritiud IA aud Whu .Annnttai thf
foregoing instrument, and aphnpWts
edged ttht he eAtruteh he same 40
his fiee hut Alld decd
MY commission eAriiea The To- daA
0t March a - iptlt
thiAnhdb dlgr n hnNhHbts
NOTARY iutiiol Valencia rouuif, Tn
rilufs ut Nov MrAieu
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Nn haai nnf nnna tsi = Aae-
~ nartiiieall " Stockholders saa
fiatiiifF st THE CLARA BARTON
MfhtAn COMPANY tiiaa ~ affirn
90 hfniutaig ~ heW Masias A4fNlt
lai 1910 f a. 80
MATTHIAS tAFkA ssefstsss
Compared ti B. IS ~ ! ~
taflififaie pf stpskfp4fisfs Assus
i,iutiltF 1T DE tiais ii4Ffn Ninlna
tuiupanA
teriitary nf hpN Aa&iats
90
County at iirfuaHiiu
THIS instrument was flied fsv tsr4
ora nn tbs ebth aa4 ~ Abeii fafn.
90 2 10 n'flnah 81 ~ pssafd<a ~
Vol mr. Aiisf ~ hsfptds ~ 4a{a
euunfy, fHiiH Sol
tstALl A. u WALkEn
Recorder
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iss.
Counts Vt Naiauoip,
un this b day al i3ena a - 1909
hefuff me- personally appeared Emil
tiib9, ~ me known a. hn tia pefanii
.inspfii,ei ~ sna whD uAsputad Tho
INSTRUMENT ana naknnH +
edged timt he aktouted the same ah
froe hrt nnd deod
ny commission expires iiin ~ la
~ pot a, - 1910
faien.dj - y DTEHp,
AnistV Public. Valencia county, fei-
riinyH ~ hsW MtEieo
ftbf1fiHi fsfdij
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INinDIthibg
Nn bhsis
for lfspd Noi o IaRt 90,
Articles of inr0fB0fafipH ~
nm fLAHA UAfffpN hiththI
COMPANY
iiieg 80 Dfti's ~ herfafar9 ~ nnw
BfAlsn, Maj ~, toigf 4 y.
AA1ifhN JAftA, HasfefaTg
compared n. ~ u 80 ! o.
Affini's ~ Incorporation ~
Tiit CLARA hAttf3H MthfhH
sDMfthht
fff,ipfs ~ hsH AsAiqD.
ss
DnHfy ~ N%ffhAHIo-
tIis Instrument vgs ma faB Fsf
an ff' 1HfL day at hDTi f9iD, -
- Vfi9'if b a.
Recorded ~ HDt g. kflas ~ fffraFqa
~ siid tgnpty fpliD 9ii
tstfB
4 b. WhLlsER h%sasfisf
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Ta~ hsu ~ sld far H. i@0nb aii
th- ne Cen
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Territory ot Sew MeAiec J
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-23

fvpflseN SO New MsNloe ,
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form a corporation for the purposes
hereinafter stated, under AMI pNFsu-
the LeglsatlS1 Asscunths ~ tNe 1Ncr-
ritorN OF N,lM MeNieb, tntRled. IAN
Act Ia RcettlStc tiio '~F1r4nhtiOn and
Government bf Corporations for Ntn.
ing. Misunderstanding, Industrial aud
Other fursuitsi" Approved March
l6th, iana, and the aeta 0~tnehdatVtN
thereto, do hereby CERTIFY as follows,
Nnn1.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-10

Aiken, 8. c.. March 5.-The alleged
forger D. z. Armstrong, alias w. c.
Alexander, who was arrested here
several days ago in the attempt to
pass worthless checks on Charleston
concerns, was carried to the hcae Of
his brother in Atlanta to-day In the
company Of Oficer Busch, Of tho
local police force. The unfortunate
man was sent there at the sol.citation
OF his brother, D. D. Armstrong. .
prominent real estate dealer Of that
city. who in his letter to Chief How
ard set forth conclustvely that his
brother was addicted to the drug
habit and was incapable Of deciding
between right and wrong.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-10
TlLLAIAN STILL IMPROVING.
Bet Will Not Be Able to Return to
Work This Session.

Senator Tillman has every pros
pect In the world Of complete recov.
cry. but We agreed he should moi
resume work this session." said DR.
J. w. Babcock, who returned to Co.
lumbia Friday from attendance upon
Senator Tillman In Washington
That he can recover is the reward
OF . temperate life. None of hi,
organs seem to be affected, his mem.
ory and mental vigor are unimpaired
and he II In good spirits. One Of the
first subjects we brought up after he
recovered the power Of articulation
was the way We celebrated the
Fourth Of July together IN Italy"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-10

Some Fscts About Hypnotism.
mo competent exponent Of hypno
tism to-day believes that q person 1,
inevitably obliged to execute all hyp
motto commands given him." says H
Addington Bruce in the Woman,
Home Companion for March. And
while some still cling to the idea tha,
hypnotic crimes are possible. the con.
sensus of scientific opinion is that nc
person who woulu not in his nor
NAL state perpetrate the crime sug
gested. would perpetrate it II hypno
ti1ed.
1T ID equally certain. though, tha,
under hypnotic influence people art
liable to accuse themselves of crimes
they have not committed. This Is 8
real danger, which ought to be care
fully guarded against in courts o.
justice.
There is reason to believe thai
many police confessions extortet
from accused persons by the processes
Of the so-called third degree and af
terward found to be untrue are made
In hypnotic state. The persisten,
questioning Of the prisoner by thu
police. their pitiless insistence tha1
he Ia guilty and knows that he d
guilty. may develop in him that pc
culiar hysterical condition In which
as has already been said, he may be
come spontaneously hypnotized by ar
unexpected noise or the sudden fash
Ing Of q light"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-10

Denmark to Have Electric Lights.
Denmark. March 3.-Quite an i'm.
portant deal was consummated, and II
II expected 1t means much for the
town.
The Purity Ice plant which has
been In operation for the past three
years was sold to w. D. Garvin, OF
Savannah. and w. J. Long and G. w.
Long. Of Townsend. Ca. who. it ID
understood. will remove 1t from ita
present location 70 one that two rail
road systems will have easy accesa
to. increase its capacity and add an
electric lighting plant.
The city council this afternoon
gave them q franchise and free taxa
ton for number Of years. a. it Is
the policy Of the present council to
do everything in its power to induce
manufacturing interests to locate in
this. the best located town In the
State. in the way Of railroad facili.
ties.
The new site is immediately In the
rear of the new Citizens Exchange
Bank building. and being eontign.
Gus to the Southern and Seaboard
railroad tracks. much Of the ice made
will be used for refrigerating fruit
and vegetable cars.
The town has made arrangements
with the new company to light the
streets with arc lights. The land for
the new site was purchased from the
Seaboard Air Line and the town OF
Denmark.
Many handsome residences that
have recently been built and now
under construction will also be light
ed by electricity.
Messrs. L. Blount & Son, proprie-
tors of the Denmark machine works,
are erecting a building near the
Southern railroad depot into which
they will remove their machine shop
until they can construct q much larg-
er building, and will then use the
present one for foundry. They are
cverrun with work for the present.
These are but the precursors Of q
number Of manufacturing enterprises
that sooner or later must be estab-
liShed here.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-10

Smiles should be q part Of our
selves every day of the week. Dc
you know we esteem those persons
our best friends who greet us with
4 smile and kind word. A com.
munity composed of individuals
who look always on the bright
side of everything would, In our
opinion, be an ideal community.
What We need In this life II sun
shine. and q great deal Of It
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-10

Full line harrows, cultivators, cot
ton planters, guano distributors, and
all sorts Of farming implements at
Hunters hardware store. Get prices
before you buy.