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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-07-05

Hartford Life is better.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hartford Life is better.
B. T. Cliff went to Pottsville yes
terday.
Will Camp spent yesterday in Lit
tie Rock.
Barnes. Photos. phone SO. tt
Clarence Akin is visiting at Hot
Springs.
Faber D. Hicks spent Wednesday
in Little Rock.
J. Frank Jones went to Little Rock
this morning.
WIN. CADY, the baggage man.
Phones 321. 113.
Miss Mabel Legg visited at Potts
vile yesterday.
Miss Ida Waldran was in Little
Rock Wednesday.
E. H. Allison went to Martinville
this afternoon.
Miss frankie Davenport is visiting
Little Rock friends.
Alvin Bryant has returned from a
visit at Little Rock.
Baxter Stevenson left this morning
for visit at Knoxville.
O. C. Mitchell of Little Rock is WIS.,
iting friends in Conway.
Mrs John Dunaway has returned
from visit at Little Rock.
For Sale-One good mich cow. See
j. w. James, R. R. Agent. cod
Mrs. Emmett Witt has returned
from a visit to Little Rock friends.
j. H. Stubs and Mrs. S. V.
Stubs went to Atkins this morning.
Mode & Clayton have moved into
their new quarters, on North Front
street.
Misses Fife Kinkead and Nora
Griffin of Little Rock are guests of
Mrs. Sam Long.
Howard Johnston and R. H.
Weems spent the Fourth visiting
friends at Pottsville.
Mrs. Sam Glenn will entertain the
members of the local Woodmen Circle
at her home tonight.
All who are indebted to me will
please come in and settle this week.
Mrs. Cooper Hinton. DIT
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Durham enter
tanned large party of friends at the
Arkway last evening.
Major e Dawson are just complet-
ing the residence of H. H. Melton in
Davies & Garvin's annex.
Mrs. James A. Anderson returned
this afternoon from visit to her
daughter, Mrs. E. 7. Evans, of Little
Rock.
Misses Irma Henderson and Bessie
Berry of Little Rock are spending
the weekend with Judge and Mrs. E.
M. Merriman.
E. L. King, who has been living on
the Arkansas river for several
months, has returned with his family
to his home here.
President A. C. Millar left yester-
day for trip of 10 days in eastern
and southern Arkansas, in the inter
est of Hendrix College.
A son was born yesterday TO Mr..
and Mrs. John Bruce Cox of Little
Rock. The young man is the first
great grandchild of Col. and Mrs. g.
w. Bruce of Conway.
Gov. Geo. w. Donaghey of Little
Rock passed through Conway We'd
nesday en- route to Morrilton, where
he made a speech yesterday at pic
mic.
For Sale-One hundred bushels
June liberia peaches, SOC per bushel
at the orchard, l 1-2 miles west of
Normal. Must be marketed in three
days. j. A. Seay. d1t*
Bargain day Saturday on headed
cabbage at Menty & Dollahite's. Will
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-07-05

Old papers for sale at this office. I
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-09

@enn Dos @elo ausgebt, blet-
ben Ole 5orgen 81 9ans.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-09
Sammlitne Der 0cidafts.S n-
tereGen.

gralioent goft bat oen anitob
gegeben 3ur 9iIoung elmer ale @e.
idafts . Snterefien beg aanoes Der,
tretenoen 3uiammenihlieBung Der
i'm 2aloc tatigen 6anoels. nto @e-
iuerbe . 8erbanoe, Der 5ablreidlcn
Sanoels. uno Bemerbefanrmerr,
ipelfe felt Sabren eriitieren nno in
ihrem Birfungsfreiie Sanoel nno
@elperbc : 8dtigfeit seforbert bo-
ben. Die Satigfeit oes dlteiten bic,
Ter 8erb6nbe, oer Sanoelsfonn-
me- oes Staotes Stem Yorf, melde
in ibren Mnf1ngen nod in bic $40.
fonial8eit 5nriidreidt, miro pon je-
Dem Mefp Dorfer atterfannt. absr
es feblte Bsber an eincm barmo
niiden 8uiammeniuirfen oieier aor.
peridaften, fuefde iiderlid in Mn.
betradt Der beoentenoen Sr,tereflen,
tueldle iie pertretett auf bic Bum
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-09

sipiiden uns uno ienen Madten.
Dieie leste Wirfuna iiben tie aus,
haran lit nidt gu 5neifeIn, pte lie
Elm ieoer berartieer 8ertrag, lei
er nod 10 meIenlos, ausiiben ml.B.
0esbaIb neil iie cine iolbe 8ir-
flung ausiibe uno neil ibnen ieoe
Modt, gefabrli6 gu tper0en, genoln-
men lit, miiilen mir Deutid-
4merifaner audi oarauf bin arbei-
ten, oaB iebt Elm FOLDER .8ertrag
aud NIT Deuti6lano gu Stanoe
fomnle. Denn mir oiirfen nidyt
ouloen, bob man unier 8erbdltnl5
gu 8eutidlano fir ipeniger gut boil
te, aIs ooB gu England nno 6ranf=
reid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-09
sprcd)t oeutid = idreibt beltid
hleiht bemtidlI

IS lit cine leioer ni6t an ipioer.
legenoe Satia6e, Dab mir Dentlde
nur gu iebr geneigt iino, onoern
gaationen 3ugeitanoniiie gu MAIDEN,
merm es iib oarum banoelt, ut
groBeren Malien, als 8ereine etc,
in Die Seffentlidfeit gu treten. Das
erlte, mas oann elttDeoer gar1a ooer
teilmeiie geopfert miro, lit uniere
heutide Spra6e. Wan tpetloet EN-,
oaB Ginlaouneen nno Broeranl-
me IN englii6er Spra6e georucft
neroen miiiien, neil Die Mitglieoer
amerifaniiber Mbfunft, nn0 luenll
es aud nur cine 9anopon mare,
oeutid nidt leien fonnen, uto es
fommt nibt ielten Dor, oaB aug
giidlidt ouf einen fleinen Bro8ent-
ias bon Mitglieoern oie Der oeut.
i9en 5probe nidt mahtig iin0,
engliide &eoner aufs Brograr1m
geiebt meroen.
@iro es irgenb elmer anoern
Station AUDI nur i'm 9rallme ein-
faaen, ettpas abnIibes gu tun2
@enn elm g~ngldnber, Mmerifaner,
Sranaoie ODER Staliener iid elmer
beutihen 8ereinigung midlieBt, 10
meiB er san3 genau, mas er gu err
parten bot oaB namlib in br
beutlb geiproben miro, uno oab er
feinen MnIpruh oarauf erbeben
BARI oaB auf feline ipe5ielle Spro-
de Niidiidt genommen miro. Or
lit nit gutter 4bii6t uno ueberle-
gung MiteIieo zines oeutihen
@ereins eeporoen> uno er fam MIR
ieiner Remembering Musorlld per-
leibenz BOB er iih geirrt bat, uenn
man ieinetuegen ben @ebrolld)
Der beuti1en Sprahe einibrdnft
ooer ean8li1 einitellt.
Nof bieI mebr 81 rigen lit es
aber, nenr cine rein oeutlAe
8ereiniguna, Die ipenige o0er gar
feline anoersiprahige Witglieber
5Gblt, lire ginIaouneen III ene[i-
ider Sprade erlaBt, Die piedeid)t
niht einmal bon alien %nerifanocl
miro. SIT es Mn, bornebmer, tDern
oie g%inlaoung in engliider Spra-
de geidiebt? ODER 1T es nlir &C.
oanfenloiigfeit, ipenlt Bic engliide
fir Die oentide 5prade iubititniert
miro2
zines lit iiber, lpelln mir llniere
0euti9e Sprade lpabren uno lie
lns erbalten mollen> 10 miro ooh
bon uns in ~allereriter 2inie per@
langt, oaB mir ibr treu bleibeny iie
iiberaa, mo es angebt, gebraudlen
ltno in oen 9oroergruno ftellen.
@er iih lelb1t adtet, Der miro and
geahtet mcr6en - oesbalb ipret,t
beutl6 - idreibt oelitIh = bleibt
beutidl 81. Stoatsotg.
@enn Dos @elo ausgebt, blei-
" 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-09
Cine aute Nadlridlt

fommt BON Or. S. E.. GurttB,
9misbt San. CT idreibt: sd
babe idlimme Safe bon eczema bel
meinen 9atienten unb aud an mir
ielblt NIT electric 8itters f@llriert,
ser oafiir Defenders pirfiam II"
Gbiees aeiet, mas aud tauleno Pin
oere erfabren baben, oaB electric
gitters Elm pirfiamer gllttreintoer,
elm eutes Mittel fir eczema. aus.
id)lng, Gledten unb ale @eifipilre
lit. gr itimuliert aeber, Nieren itto
gingemeioe, iheioet @ifte aus, be-
forbert SCREAMING, er5engt aroft
8reis Soc. 3ufrieoenbeit garantlert
BON alien M~pot6efern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-09

Sur etm Bromn Gtinin,
aas lit Das a~pflbrenhe Wroutp .Gbiniii.
iebt ailf Die lInterfhrift bon U. %.
Wrppe. Sn Der gar5en @elt gebrandt.
grfdltuna iii 1 Sn1 an heileu. 25c.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-01-19

TO THE PUBLIC.-If you want
4- Fire Insurance, Life Insurance
Accident Insurance, Windstorm In
surance, Steam Boiler Insurance, give
me a call. Lowest Rates. Best Stock
Companies No Assessments. No
Premium Notes. Quick Cash Settle
mentS.
JAMES E. SMITH,
General Insurance Agent
Main and Church streets,
Westminster, Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-01-19
Local Option From Every Pulpit

The Anti-Saloon League is PLAN
ming to have the local option bill dis
cussed from every pulpit in Maryland
on January 28th and the replies al
ready received from pastors assure
the success OF the movement. The
League has prepared leaflets which
will be supplied free TO the
churches for distribution to all vot-
ers To aid them in writing members
or the legislature on the local option
question. The League reports that
interest in stronger than ever before
among the church people OF the state
Az usual the Leagues annual 10
cal option demonstration at the Lyric
i'm Baltimore will DC held on the
same day a. the concerted discus
sion. The speaker will be Hon. ].
G. Pritchard, of North Carolina, a
Justice of the U. =. Circuit Court of
Appeals, who was formerly u. >.
Senator and one OF the leading fac
tors i'm driving the saloons out OF his
state. IL was recommended to the
League by Hon. Seaborn Wright and
will be introduced to the Lyric audi
ence of men only by Hon. John g.
Rose, NJ. !. District Judge, OF Balti-
more. Mr.. J. Booker Cliff who in
troduced the local option bill will
speak briefly and Mr. Daniel Baker
or the Leagues Headquarters Com
mittee will bring brief greetings from
the Men and Religion Movement, and
the Superintendent will report on the
campaign to date.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-01-19
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
NO. 101.

Union National Bank of Westminster, !
Westminster, Md, Dec. 80, 1911. !
The President and Directors of the
Bank have this day declared semi
annual dividend of
FIVE PER CENT.
upon the Capital Stock Of the Bank,
clear of National, State and County
Taxes, payable on and after Tuesday,
January 0, 1912.
j. w. Herring,
jan st Cashier.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-01-19
DELICATE CHILDREN
Made Strong bY Vinol

ct wish I could induce every moth.
er who has a delicate. sickly child, to
try your delicious cod liver iron tonic,
Vinol.
at restored our little daughter to
health and strength after everything
else had failed. Tt tastes 20 good she
loved to take it-not bit Of cod liver
oil taste.-Mrs. G. w. Stump, Canton,
Ohio
The reason Vinol Is so successful
In building UP puny, delicate, ailing
children, il because III H. combina.
ton Of the two most world-famed ton
ics-the medicinal bodybuilding ele.
ments OF cod liver oil, aided by the
blood-making and strengthening
properties of tonic iron.
If we can induce you to try bottle
of Vinol i'd body-builder and
strength-creator for your child, and
you do not find Ii is all we claim, We
win return your money o. demand.
Shaw Drug Co., Westminster, Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-01-19

Senators Of the French republic
are elected by the people. Elections
In 100 districts were held on Sunday
of this week. The result showed no
important change in the strength OF
the various Dartieg
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-01-19

There are reports of secret negoti-
atoms between Italy and Turkey tO
end the war. Dispatches from Rome
say that these reports are "prema-
ture"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-01-19
INTERESTING CASE WILL BE AP.
PEALED.
Case OF Devilbiss WI. B. A. ID. Taken
From Jury.


From jury.
The trial of the case of William G..
DevilbiSs, OF Frederick, against the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany was brought to an end Friday
last, at Rockville when Judges Mot
Ter and Peter granted the third pray
er OF the defendant company and
took the case from the jury in the
circuit court there.
The case was one of unusual inter
est, because it presented considera-
tons to the Court that have never
been decided in this State The ac-
ton was brought for $4,000 damages
for false imprisonment and grew out
OF the arrest Wi Mr. DevilbisS and
Glennie =. Beall on June FL, 1911, at
the instance Of D.. l.. Grimes, a con-
ductor of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company who ordered these men
arrested and charged them before JUS
tice Lloyd T. MacGill with having
placed an obstruction on the track of
the railroad with intent to wreck his
train.
The case proceeded until after the
testimony for the plaintiff had all
UGGH OACICQ. Lie 1d1AIOdu GULApdAy
then asked the court to take the case
from the jury on several grounds,
three OF which were refused and one
granted.
The Court held that under the hold
ings of the Maryland Court of APP
peals ii was the opinion OF the Court
that the plaintiff had not shown that
it was within the scope of the con-
ductor's employment TO order an ar
rest and that therefore the railroad
company could not be held. The
Court further said that a serious
wrong had been suffered by the
plaintiff and that great indignities had
been heaped upon reputable citizens
Of the State OF Maryland and some
person Oh persons connected with
the arrest must be responsible. The
case of Beall VS.. The 3. e. o. Rail-
road Co., was marked continued.
The attorneys for MIR. Devilbisa
stated Tuesday morning that an appeal
will be taken in the case at once and
that several actions against others,
who had a hand in the arrest, would
be entered within the next several
weeks. Messrs Wood and Wood and
Reno .. Harp, OF Frederick, repre-
scented Mr.. Devilbisss and the defen-
dant was represented by Messrs.
Bond and Parke, OF Westminster, and
MIR. Albert Bouie, OF Rockville.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

Do not allow your kidney and bladder trouble 20
develop beyond the reach of medicine Take Foley
Kidney Pills. They give quick results and stop
irregularities with surprising promptness. For
Sale by all Druggists.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-01-19

Some New York churches showed
practical religion by opening their
doors to homeless sufferers during
the bitter cold of last week. Many
Well-off families too, received suffer
ers into their homes
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-01-19

The Cuban government has select
Cd the after turret OF the Maine, with
the guns i'm 1T, as q monument to be
set up at HAVANA. The U. s. Con-
gress had given Cuba the choice of
parts. The topmast il to- 20 to Pitts
burgh, Pa.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-01-19

1t la Sir Rider Haggard now. On
New Years day King George made
the famous novelist baronet. Hag-
CARDS earlier books were his most
successful; among them She" King
$olOmon's Mines" etc.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-01-19

The British Board of Trade reports
that that cOuntry'S imports in 1911
were worth 100000, and exports
G450,000,000.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-01-19

a number of mishipmen had their
ears frozen while marching in the
funeral procession OF Rear-Admiral
Evans.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-01-19

Juan Gaica, farm laborer, died
at Madrid, Spain, last week at the
age of 113 yers. He had worked for
one employer 30 years and for anoth-
er rs years.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-01-19

"a single department store in New
York bought from the United States
SUBJ Treasury during the holiday sea-
son 100000 cents to make change.
The sun., 1912-07-01
DiNIDENns AND INTEREST.
IHENEwl York IRUsTCoN1RANy
e BROAD STREET


f@auonal Conduit 3 Cable Co lists,
New Lenden S,eamboM Co. IaG
New Orleans C'ty : Lake R.R. CO tS s.
New Orlesn, City R. r. Co. Gen s,
New Orleans Ry 3 L, Co Cen. as
N Y T. WeNehes,e, l,s Co General
Norhport Wa,efworks Co Isl W,
Norwich Gss 3 Electro Co In s,
PadueAh City Railway ia Con, 5,
PeAee River Phosphate Mn Co Isl Con So
PlAuseursh Traction Company Ia 81
Pooohan,as Cons Colhene, Co ice 50.
year So Gold
Richmond L..tit 3 Pwr Co in Ref s.
St Lawrence 3 Adrondseh Ry lass
Sharon 3 Newcastle Railways Co is Lien
SIS,
So'nerse, County. N j.. 6uldns 4
South Shore Gas Co ln s,
Spartsnbrs Ryy Gas 3 Ell Co ins
Sparsnbufs Ry. Gas 3 El Co ID s.
Tacoma CAST Electro Co Isl s.
Tanana Valley R. r Co ~ 3.r. Coll
Trua God Bonds
The Temple L, 8 Pwr. Co. ia Mtse s.
Terminal Warehouse Co nd Mse s.
Tomb sbee Val R. R. Co Cen Lien So
Tr.Stae Land Co Ref 3 lmp S.
Underground Fec. Rys Co Of London Ltd
4lsS Bonds Of 1879
Underwriters BIds Co ia s.
Unned Gas 3 EL Co Of NJ J. is M,ss s.
Utica Bel, Line st. R R Co ID ktse. s.
Utica Clinton & B,nshAmton r R Cen s.
Virginia Portland Cemen, Co Ia s.
WAters Pierce Oil Co. Coll Tr. 81 Cod
Noes
Wesern NJ Y. 3 Penna. Ry. Co Ia s.
Worceaer 3 Conn EAaern Ry Co is4l5,
Yakima County Wash. S D. No. z
Youngstown. Sharon Ry. : Il. Co. ta .F5s
DUE July 2. 1912.
City Of Oregon No. w. W. GE. L.Ss
DUE JULY ~, 1912.
VladkawkAs Ry. Co. (RusNa)4 Is
DUE JULY Is. 1919.
Branehville SD. No. Is. Oranseburs Co-S.C.
The sun., 1912-07-01
DIVIDENDS AND iNTeREs

AehOla Mines Co ia Coll Trus os
Aehols Mines Co. End Coll Trua s,
Ashland Ws,er.~crks Co Isl M,ss s.
A,hen, Terminal Co lH Mise. IS
Auburn Gas Co Isl Mtse. SLs Fd s.
Bronx Gas + Electro Co. iN Mtse s.
City Of Rome. Ga. Renewal or Ref Mtse
4'as
City Of sedaliA No. Refuod'ns 4Ias
Central Market St. Ry Co ia S r s.
Citizens Gas g. Electric Co Of Council
BIuHs Iu Mtse s.
Cm,en, Ca, + Fuel Co Of Tere Hsve
Ind. Isl Refundns s.
Cay Wa,er Co Of fta,yvil'e Iw M,ss 81
Clinehheld Coal Co ixs 50
Consclida,ed Gas. eIecu,e It. 3 Pwr CO.
Of Bakmere 3.year 81 No,es
East Hampton Electro L'sh Co. N
esa Ohio Gas Co Isl Mtse S r s.
Edison eIee- Lsh, + Power Co. Of Erie Pa.
Isl s.
Equitable Illuminating Ca, Light Co Of
PhlA.. IM Mtse. s.
Erie County Electro CO lU Mise 4
Evansville 3 Te,re haHe R R. Co. Ref.
Gold s.
Florida Publishing Co. Isl M,se. s,
Fonda JohnSovvo 3 Clover,v,le r. R. Co
Cen Refundtns q
Fonda. Johnsevvn J. Clcvsrsville r r Co.
Isl Con. Refund'ns +l5s
Globe Street R~y Co Dsbensre s.
Greenwich TrAmwsy Co. lsss
tiacken.aei Wa,er Go. Isl a
Herhmer Co llsh 3 Power Co iRss
indiana polls Wa,er Co. Gen. Mtse S.
Jonesville. S. c.. School Dist sIas
Kan. City 3 Weapor Belt Ry Co ixss
Kan. City So. Ry Co. Ref. + Imp s.
Koc,enAi Co. Idaho Fds eondseS
Lincoln Traction Co New Gold s.
Lincoln TRACTION Co tO.d) Coldss
leekpot Light HeM 3 Power Co. iM M,se
Refundins s.
Macon Dublin 3 Savannah R R. Co In s.
NAhon,ns + shsnsnse Ry 3 L. Co ia
Cons Refundins s.
The sun., 1912-07-01
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES
TAYLOR. AUCHINCLOSS 4 JOOST
CERTIFICATE or FORMATION OF LIMITED
femtc, Nep York Clearing House Association

CERTiFICATE OF FORMATioN OF LrMITEt
PARTNERSHIr.
.oSs Us nFHG1 iMns Ih5IStSssR GA5n SHFRMSx NaSrh
Al OF fun age. haying formed limited partner
Yotk'. DO HERfBYy CERTifv! CE"IiiS' ''e ''"'' o' 'e'
The nrn name under which said limited
Joosr SGSsca and the county Us IAf1
ne principal place of business is 10 be located il
y. The general nature OF the business intended
70 be transacted by. said limited partnership /,
bonds and other investment securities as brokers
~. The names or all ne general and special
al ci whom are Of fun age and % theis respee,vs
places Of residence are as follows:
any ser ssle Of residing
B. general partner residing
s,Eo; 773 Park Avenue. New York City. State Of
ss.sT' @.0sss ss. g; s',5 SGaaistn R:Esnf
Anny J.. Tiers special partner. residing at
u, The amount OF capital which said special
palmer has contributed 10 the common stock OF
"a. limited p:I5nsrshp is the sum OF Fifty ,hou'
Tse ,;,. ;s!d ,nG United 4 ed CssM.,T;s to bess
! it1fs itt1xfssS : ArSHlSr'loss z 1H2Sf'
ROBERT $, CRockHR
y. L.. IIFRN,
St11s Of New York. County OF New York. ~.
q this ist day OF .Iunc. In the year ono Thou.
ss: ss MpGst,a SHf T,f Tsy SfGgf sFRIPsS % Ps
r. IOOST. JAMES G. hCIHNCIOSS. ROBERr
STEWART CROC kER and FANNY l.. TIERS, 10
mo nown, and known 10 me to be tho ind yiduals
ms toned and described In. and who executed
th3 foregoing instrunent, and duly sryerally
acUncwled gcd TO me that they executed the same
JOHN G.. UPDEGRONF.
Notary Public.
y. y Co. 3OCi
StSte of New York, County of New York. SIS:
0ENRY T. TAYLOR, being duly sworn saw,
heSs one of the general partners named in the
f0ySeoine certificate: that the sum Of Fifty Thou.
- Dollars $4,000 specified IN said ccrtinrats
a. paving been contributed to the common stock
blythe special partner therein named, 10 Wit
RAINY l.. Tiers. has been actually and In good
the kaid common stock
sworn to. before me. this frst day Of June. 1919
JpHN C. CPDEGROVE.
Notary Public
New York Co. 3OO7.
The sun., 1912-07-01
suRROGATE's NOTICES.

~ PtRS' ANCE of an order made hy the Sur.
~ 81 New York, NOTICE IS iIRRRBv t;IvFN
mat 'iir iindrrslgncd ,h' sole surviving next of
inuIn'ng ~ 'hr tii> and County Of Hartford,
Shlr on 'onnrcUcpt, Intends 10 apply 10 the
place o' residence Of said deceased for ettrrs OF
hinii i''i"ilnh upon hi, estate under SECTION
"1' hi me "ir OF tl,il Procedure of the stat,
o' New York, and ,hst all creditors ~ said de
oSrt'm ,hs' nGr.-n, iht,i r.a.llo TO N. sail,
surrogate ~ ms oN,cc IN n" Han Of tccn,ds In
me- nur,s and state OF New YORK on or bel ior"
ihr lhtl drs ~ August, iui. " " '''
Dated. Sew YORK. juno ,sth 1911?
W l,NNN l. BRAST, 80
Attorney for Petitioner
~ Iarh Row, Mani attain
cilS VI New ioik t..
The sun., 1912-07-01
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
the FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY

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II, il - as1 q wmsa shsst. Nsw yNt City
.s$Es 5f2f II. a. &
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Alabama Great Southern y. r..
American Water supply Company OF Kan.
Anderson Electric Street Hallway Company
Athens RSn Rsiiwsy 4 Electric co.
American Society or Mechanical Engineers
Bismarck Water supply Company
Butler Water Company
Chattanoosa City Water Company
central Brewing Compsny
ccD:cids;;,:d ;,: Street Railway Company
commersisi smsmTSisii cable Company.
ConsYmers Park Br.wins COMPANY
Cowltz Lumber Co.
:y,sn P;E.s, n.s %n,sn r.:psoSy. H:,sSsy Company 1u
Durham 4 Southern Railway Company
Fast 81. Louis city Water Company
IT Paso 4 southwestern Railroad Company
Ellsworth Collieries Company tbonds)
Tieischman Realty 4 Construction Company
Hampshire. .scuthern. r. r.
iric Hallway Go.
ftahaca street RAILWAY
Iowa City Water Company
Indianapolis 4 Southeastern Trac. Co.
Keoknk Mater Morks Company ,.
KoEomo Water Works Company
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Mobile 4 Ohio Railroad Company. E1ten-
Mobile Mobile Light Railroad Company
Mosler SAFE Company
National Starch Company
New Orleans 4 Northeastern Railroad Com.
Newcastle 4 shcnsngo Valley Railroad Com
New York 4 Cuba Mail 8. s. Co. ist Sc
Omaha SS'e:hs VA ws,sr q. Company
Omaha Water Water cGmR:ny Bonds snMs. az
.snn.ylv.ppi. 4 NJ A!.,yl,pd q; 81. Rxy;
Peoples Water Co; oskaIoosa. SO
sts ssbRSsa R,SsT S:..s S.ty sG%Hny T.ssy comp.nv
81. LOUIS 4 Cairo Railroad Company.
SANTA %H.'fssfi facia Company
Tarboro Cotton. Factory
Terre Hautc 4 Indianapolis Railroad COM
Toledo. WaIhondins Valley 4 Ohio Railroad
Company
Third Avenue Il. R. Co. SO
Union Depot Company. Columbus. Ohio
vanderbursh County. Indiana
Watkins, Jabez B.
Warren Water Company
rWss1insten Water Power Company
Woodward Iron Co.
JULY 2ND. 1912
GountSy Of Mvanderbbu.sh. M Indians ,E.i
pany
JULY 18TH. ioi.
MinnespoIi.. Lyadsis I Mipnetonka Ean
St. Paul City Railway Company
JULY 10Th. 1912
Pskin wster Works Co.
JULY aisT. isi:
Parons Water Supply a Power COMPANY
DIVIDENDS
JULY lST, 1912
Twin City Rapid Transit Company. pre-
Twin City Rapid Transit Company. common
Duluth Superior Traction Company. pre-
ferred
Duluth Superior Traction Company. com
F. "" W woolworth Co.. preferred
JULY 5TH. 1912
Detroit Hillsdale & Southwestern r. Il
Company
July 18TH. isl.
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago l. st. Louis
Railway, preferred
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago 4 st. Louis
Hallway. common
The sun., 1912-07-01
American Telephone 4 Telegraph {

-Four Per Cent Collateral Trust Bonds
Coupons from these Bonds. payable by their
terms on July I. 1912. at the once Of the Treas.
urer In New York. will be paid by the Banker.
Trust Company, II Wall Street
WILLIAM n. DRIVER. Treasurer
The sun., 1912-07-01
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. 81

| quarterly dividend OF two per cent on the
capital stock OF this Company has been declared
payable July 18th, 1912. at the once Of the Treas.
| urer. isi State Street Boston. Mass, TO stock
holders OF record at the close OF business june
25th. 1912.
CHARLES A. HNRRARn Treasurer