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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-03-13

Adam Winter, who has been spend
ing the winter at Brocket has been
\ Devils Lake visitor this week.
Mrs. A. w. Hinck and Mrs. Ar
thur Nelson are the guests Of rela
and friends at Southam on the
500.
After spending some time visiting
relatives and friends at Harvey, Miss
Alice Nortz has returned to her home
nere.,
Monday evening there was a smok.
u and card party for the members
of the A. o. U. W. in their hall and
most pleasant time was enjoyed by
The large number resent.
81. /.
If you + going to have q sale call
1t The World Office and see samples
Of their auction posters and get pric-
es. We are equipped to do this line
Of work in a prompt and satisfactory
Mrs. P. j. Kersten' returned last
week from the east where she has
spent the winter visiting
relatives and friends in New York,
Pennsylvania and other eastern states
Her many Devils Lake friends were
pleased to welcome her home again.
Rev. Albert Torbet returned Sat
urday from jamestown, where he at
tended a meeting Of the Synod Of the
Presbyterian church. He reports hav-
ing had a very pleasant time.
In the caee Of O.. E. Nash vs.. G.
G. Connoll, which was tried in dis.
trict court last week the jury render
ed a verdict in favor Of the plaintiff
for the sum of $141. so.
Banker E. o. Engesather of Brock.
to, and P. M. Kelly, one of the well
known farmers of Newbre township
were tr~ansacting business in the city
Wednesday. They report things NOV
ing along nicely ove Brocket way.
Misses Ellen Chamberlin and Pau
line serumgard were guests of friends
at Grand Forks this week, and while
there attended the play "Peg o. Ny
Heaut."
E. W. Gilbertson left Sunday eve
ming for Minneapolis, Chicago ane
points in Wisconsin where he goes or
business connected with his furniture
establishment.
Mrs. Daphne Wheeler and her sis
ter, Miss Marie Harris of Cando, were
in: the city Wednesday, the guests OF
Mrs. E. NJ. Crafty. They were OF
their way home from Minneapolis
where they have been working at tn
millinery trade.
Adolph Mikkelson, formerly Of thi
city, but now with the Twin City Lift
Insurance Co., was called home tn
first Of the week by the death Of hi
mother, Mrs. John Mikkelson, O.
Garske.
The many friends of John McCar
ten, ST., who was so badly injured il
an accident near the depot some tim
ago, will be pleased ito learn that b
is improving nicely, dnd in all prob
ability will be able to leave the hos
pital before long.
s. L. Serene returned the first o
the week from an extended trip Il
the Twin CitiesJ Chicago and othe'
eastern points, and while away visited
his old home at Pepin, Wis. Mrs
Serene and son will return here later
Tuesday evening the Westmlnste
Guild of the Presbyterian church wa
entertained at the home Of Miss Edn'
Hanson. There was a good %attendanc
and a most delightful evening wa
spent, after which Refreshments wer
served.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02

TEXAS. mrsicAN EhiLHoAD
from Union pspo, on hs'lrosd hvsnus
nfuariH fef Laredo ft0t "A m.
Arrites from Laredo ti0t o. M.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02
Greatest Event
in Woman's Life

an human srpsFispcs looks hack o.
fnofhsfhO0f A. the SENDER - ~ondefs
The patisincf. The forfitiide. the sublime
faiih GufsuK the period " etpectancy are
Second only % The mothrr live bestowed
utsnn the most helpinaa biif most marvel
0us creation baby,
Women are quick 70 learn frr,a sach
othe- thoae helpful agencies that AID ~
comfort that conserve their nervous
eneTEg and Jet aNe peffaftiY nafa - U.s.
and among flsS> theT recommend
Mothers Friend
II Il entirely a. external Application
aessrncd ~ iubrlentc tne broad, nsi
muscles and skin that protect the
abdomen n has been ia faforable psr
for nearly hall a eenterf Ard " hnTwn
20 mothsrr In almost every settled com
msnlty n the Uelsre States sh0 highly
recommend a. lou VIII ma y o. MAJ
Ia dr,r stores ''n0shrTa Ffierd" N
utterly harmless contains no dsadeniug
drugs and yst 10 i1ruencs IN ths esin
sra manrssn beneath es aisD ugs0u tbs
rstwork ~ nerves beneath the skin IL
pcrY heaeheial. ven soofhine aud a
vonderfgl hslp Tho muscles sspnnd
naturally and are not Eubiesf.f % The
unnecessary surface strain ana pam o@f'
inT most trying pefiofI ~.
Oct a bottle ~ Mothers friend 70"
aav Al am ofUs nf0re and write 20 us
80 a,sr lnafructire nttis boob % Hsothsrs
address nfa6aeld Regulator CO., 5is
lnunr iti1R.. hfispin, Ca
n MOULD be rernsmbsfs1 that rhst y
aaEi a. Mothers fSisnd" u the thopshf
errreneed III the thousands ~ women
= ~ have sunrnnnfgssr sAod " and rocoin'
.endsd y thSssxh s~o S.esfslson4 -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02
DISPLAY
ADVER TISIN G

open nat rate per inch. per column
side 1sc
same Sundays
ftandinc display advertisements
spsn rate per inch per month. 1900.
Reading Notices
rurc reading matter each Insertion,
eer line zoe
l,ocas per line. each Insertion. lie
Contracts fnr large amounts ~ ad
,sriHlnr space ON application At this
erce
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02

hussss Hotel
eIpif Dua store.
u,ets's oruu Store
BaY orug stere
BED Gross Dew Stoss.
Htys Cigar S,ors
ROCkPoRr--
W o l. Oys
PORTLAND
The K,fb, g.
GREGORY
0fsaery Druu store
SAN ANTONIO
mrrner Hotsl
World News CO.
FORT woRTH
irs uits
OALLAS
Grown Rankin. 1919. Go omsfes q,
ARKANSAS PASS
Aransss Pass orug store
poRT ARANSNs
g. rebsr.
RoRSTowN
nls,rs Pharmacy
eisHoP--
Paragon Confectionery
KtNosViLLG-
sKinssvals PHARMACY
+ HARltNoEN~
Asrhnasn Pharmacy
MISSION
Nilsson prUu store.
BRoWNSViLLE--
'Amihor's Conise,,snsry.
ALiCE
raols Pharmacy.
SAN DIEGO
'Brano Roe
FALFuRHiAs-
A o Watts
REFUCiO-
q D clsrssen.
WACO
Jlmm,s's News stand. 80 rlm g.
mEncUoE3--
Mercedes Coniscs,sneey
sam HGNiro-
The Above
SlN1oN
Harvey ncnmt
McbLLEh-
McAilsn Drua ators.
Tho asisrisk ~ preceding the nsr'
o. = dsalsf indicates that pspsr rsgv
lsrly sen, 10 subscribers W mail =
tina, town. viii on Sundays be lsn viii
the dealer, where fub,eribers can %
them ~ oeliing 'or ,nsm
RAILROAD AND sTEtmaHiP THAI
CARD.
O. A. ". a q HALFWAY
(rhs kvscss vsiisy Hoad)
Prem .. a. U. 4 G. Depot
Arrives from San Antonio 30 . nj
Departs FOR San Aatonia 90 u
TEXAS. MEXICAN EhiLHohD.
from Union Dspo, on hs'lrosd Avsnu
departs faf Laredo ni H
Arrives from Laredo Oh - ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02
Fer Sheriff


The Caller IL authorized 70 annovnff
JUDGE PAT wHEI.AN as a eshd''
date for re-election a. Justice Of ne
peace OF Precinct Number One, sub
iect 10 the action u the democratic pr''
narieA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02
Ea, County svrn,ror

The Caller IL authorized n announce
cHAs r. ". won BLucHRh - q
candidate for reelection a. County
Surveyor. subject 70 the action Of
the Democratic primaries
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02

" H"N'''N y W ~"
fhs caller o. authnrfea to annountr
g. " nrrs a. candidate frt
inHioe ~ thc roac, prr,u,t uuW
her ono piart uumher two sunir.
o. on, actinn of ,mcfa in fho pcno
cratic pflmlrie. - Jui, gs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02
HA =. p. RAILWAY
rrom g a A y. Depot f,0sr and
Aubfey streets

pa SHAT ~ militant rufftaFetir
a mnnant suffmsei,e. non h. Wo-
man who wants to vote 80 la,ilf thai
che fofrvis ~ popder her nnr'
niiminFhsm Are Herald
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02
Political Announcement, Rates.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

For State osnatef
The Caller b. authorized Co announce
W a. pEltkiNS ~ jim Welt
County A. a candidate Tor SLATE scn
atcr. subject to The action ~ the
Democratic primaries - neat JAY
For state Senator.
The Caller v authorized 90 announcc
ARCHIE Farm OF pu,ni County a.
q candidate Tor state senator. cub
ioct % the action u tho Democratic
primaries ~ July.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02

The Caller o. authorised o. announce
JULIUS DuHENFnLp ga. 90 o.
candidate f,sr pisiioi Ciefk suhio,,
te the action ~ the Democratic pr.
mnrlas "a luiy.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02
TnE CALLER 10 ON SALE At TIE
FOLLOWING NEWS STANDS
AND ON AL TRAINS.
CORPUS crRisTI--
Corpus chuss soek and Stationery
Store.
sSmith's Book store.

Avoid headache, impurities
OF tLs Blood. constipation by
taking a cup OF GRAND
MAS TEA. Best laxative
for children. Pleasant 10
take. sweesen and take as
an ordinary tea. Package %
ceuts.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02
Eor countr Clsrk.

The Caller e. authorized 10 announce
BA. JUDD az a candidate for coun-
~ Clerk. subject 20 Tho action Of the
Democratic primaries sof next Jnly
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02

THE caller l- Authorized t1 unnoun''
a OBJ COOk. sil. 81 "a ,anild.t, ioI
re.ci,ctlDn sH pIsirrt Cl,rk. suhioc.
to ihs sstiun 81 ths p,mo, rauc prlm
aries
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02

fpR SAID Detroit Motor Wagon
practically new meh tension Bfawh
magnetic cheap forcash. ). a. Mama.
kingssillc Texas. egs 81
Automohil, Bargain; fave passenger
ear newly oycrhaulcd. Spitdorf high
tension magnetic. now tree 900 round
Fuse s Licyre Repair shop. Laeuna
and Chsparral streets tls %
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02
For COUNTY Commitment.


The Caller T. authorized e. announos
J. c. BLuNTZER as caudidai'
for re-eloctlon az County Assessor
subject 10 the aeiion Of the Demo.
cratic primaries
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02
WANTED SITUATION

hpokkccpcr young mao, business
school graduate, wants pesliim Al
hookkoener or olofk ~ any klnd spenks
English spsnlsh and French Mpder-
ate raIar, lNi chaparfal pa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02
ROOM ANo BOARD.

Firsi class roomH and board rs me
wook or MONTH no Mesquite street
Ggl n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02
AUTO BARGAIN

For SALE Secondhand overland
touune car ii7s. Glover Johns Auo
a.. 6.e io.i
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WANT AID RATES

TERNS--CA ASH.
No EDS taken for less than csc
yhsns and our messenger viii call
ciasifsd Rates
"a words or Under Time --...-... as
a words or Under. Times - tsc
"a V,rss or Under. q Times 7sc
over 20 Words. ! cent per word Tor
ere, insertion Subsequent insertions.
~ cent per word
Contract rates f0r Classihed ads ON
.pplica ubn at This ofice. No contract
tof less than ; monthn.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02
rRInco IINIa

rser uo'en ospe, en- Railroad Avsess
AffiNrr
linnatnn and nninis north GO m
Houston avid gtlnis uvflh 40 q n
UfrWns,ilie snd points souin % $50 "a m
linavns,l ass and rlnts south 10 DO p.m
ptphfie
HOUSTON aud points nutih Nia a. m
iiunsion and points north $50 q m
rfpWneslls end poluiu south eh a m
Ntuwus,liiD and ppinis south ua b m
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02
Coz cen,s.hl.

For Ionstahis
the Caller tf authorized 10 ANNOUNCE
LEE JONES 81 = vandldat- fnf Con
stable ~ iwpce re, nc' Numbr'
one. subject 10 fthe a.. VA ~ ine
Democratic primaries .. neat Jul,
fhe caller 10 authorized o. announce
LEE RIGGS 80 candidate Zoe o.
,ic, uon as constable ~ iuHiico i'tc
cinct Number one. subject to 'h'
action - ,h, pouocrot1c primaiio'
~ ncst July,
Tho Caller 10 authorized 60 announce
W 5 JOifNNTON a. q candidate
for Constable - rrerinc, Numhri
one. subject o. the n,tion ~ th'
Democratic primaries "a reSt luly
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ORA Tor safe
MISCELLANEOUS

,9NAhfNG-See Mrs j. I. Reg
Wy IL chaparrai street. Tor msk-
oressmaking All work guaran-
FAonr $50 6isu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02

For Public WOahss
The Clllcr 10 authorized io announce
An WEBS as candidate fur ~
fec ~ Public Wgrhu fur prc0in'i
No Q. nahiecs io no action ~ th'
Democratic rnmaficr of Hcst Juiy
Tho Caller boz authorized 90 announce
MI prNN AZ a caadidate for pub
o., welRhcr r3ecno. No / snhieoi
tu artion ~ the Democratic primaries
neat luis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-02
FOR REAL ESTATE

e----~-~----s --------s s-~-----------~-->---r-~-
puR SALE looming house IN cen
iral location. equipped Tor short order
restaurant on ground floor. ~ rooms
Dan he bought - bargain. Lots
thres blocks West n Henrietta ~.
Tins high school a. ile5 each cn easy
terms Acrnvs street from me I'd
Eas, Mansion. Pool room 3 tables, in
s>nirsl part - business district. ti200
Owner has pubiic position and de-
sires 70 sell out his business Bargain.
Several small improved farms close In.
rvo q these are less tann 90 acres
and well Improved Write uH Tor par
uculArs Correspond relative Co
PROPOSITIONS % any Kind viii receive
auf attention De-mody A. Hickey.
KingSvllle Toras i2O
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FOUND


CLEANING AND REPAInihC. rent
ais Royal and other maze. n. A
Miller Al Smiths book store Phone
90
The Chitina leader., 1914-07-07

and will spend few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Caleb Corser. She has many friends in Cordova who will be glad to welcome her again.
 Mrs. A. E. Fyler, of Seattle, is being warmly greeted by numerous | friends, since her arrival on the Mariposa last night. She will spend , a part of the summer vacation with | her father, l.. R. Baird. For several months past Mrs. V. G. Vance has been visiting at her old home in West Virginia. She sailed from Seattle last night and .n few days there will be real cheer around the Hotel Northern.
 The steamer Mariposa reached port last night about 9 o'clock, with large passenger list for Cordova and the westward. After unloading freight she sailed again for Valdez about midnight. There are 30 ex- cursionists and 1t was decided to wait until the return trip to take them out to the glacier. The steamer is expected back on Friday afternoon and will be in port five or ! six hours. The following passen- gers came from the south:
 For Cordova-Mrs. A. B. Fyler, Miss J. B. Potter, F. Glassbrenner, F. M. Andreane, Robert Sewell and wife, Robert SeweII, Jr., Vim. Sewe.ll, Mrs. F. G. Corser, H. w Kirby, r. Danes, Grace M. Edgren, Violet Bourgette, w. F. Brown, Thos. Price, M. J. Martin and wife, G. NJ. Drery, D. s. Drery, Baron Von Ravens, Baroness Von Ravens.
 For Valdez-G. Munday, L. Nit chell, Mrs. M. Georgie, E. w. Cush- man.
 For Seward-Miss A. Smith, Mrs. A. J. Carlson, Eveline Carlson, AL doran Carlson, Mrs. F. Couch, L. M Palmer, H. Brown, E. J. Cronen, and H. H. Riley.
 For Knik Anchorage-A. J. Wal ter and wife.
 Round Trippers-Miss I. B. Pro- vast, Miss H. J. Perry, Florence
The Chitina leader., 1914-07-07
IF GENERAL INFORMATION

Mariposa, coming from Nevada where he is in charge of big mining operations. It is expected that he will arrange for doing the assess ment work on the extensive holdings of his company on Copper mountain and also on the Regal group near Kennecott which he started to open up two or three years ago.
 The Republicans of Cordova formed a permanent club last night at Town Hall, with about 20 mem- bers. The following officers were elected, after which the meeting adjourned subject to the call of the chair:
 President-C. M. Frazier. Secretary-Thos. s. Scott. Executive Committee-E. L. Har- wood, Geo c. Hazelet, A. E. Lathrop.
 Lawrence Bowman Clapp was an arrival yesterday and is at the Rainier-Grand Hotel. He is a grad uatae B. A. and post graduate in architecture of Cornell University, and has studied designs and water color painting under we'll known masters. MT. Clapp came from San Diego, where he has been engaged for three months in painting many local scenes for the exposition. He comes north to secure a number of Alaskan scenes which he will later exhibit in various cities, going back as far as Chicago and will then bring the exhibit back to the California
 exposition. He will leave on the morning train and will go to Mile 49 where he will establish camp until Monday. He proposes to get several paintings of Miles and Childs glaciers. He will return to town on Tuesday and will devote the balance
 of the week to securing paintings of scenes around Cordova and on the Sound. He has arranged to give 3 l free exhibit of his work at the room
 of the Chamber of Commerce on Fri day afternoon and evening of next week.
 Mrs. A. B. Fyler, daughter of L. R. Baird, will be an arrival from Seattle on the steamer Mariposa next Monday and will spend several
 weeks vacation here with her father
 Dr. Chase reports that healthy
 baby girl was presented to MT. and
 Mrs. Dick Kerwood last night, in time to do little celebrating on the Fourth
The Chitina leader., 1914-07-07

Asten, Mrs. Rose McNeiI. Miss E. L.. McNeil. Miss b. l.. Trough. Miss II. J. Seymour, Miss Helen Gilloh, Miss D. Cunningham, Miss II. E. John stone, Miss A. K. Johnstone, Mrs. X. Krippendorf, Mrss Mary Krippen- dorf, Miss Jones. Miss r. M. Hoili- day, J. r. O'Brien, Mrs. O'Brien, W. II. Bunce. Miss M. Thompson, F. J. Swindells and wife Master Wm. Swindells, Miss Etta McCue, Miss E. N. Wilson, Miss r. F. Cook. Miss c. E. Moore, K. Miller and wife, ". II. Hurlbut, Miss l. 4. Parton, ]. C. Coppage.
The Chitina leader., 1914-07-07
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of The First Bank of Cordova will be held at the office of said bank n the Town of Cordoya, Alaska, on Tuesday, July the 14th, 1914. RI the hour of o'clock j. IT. at which meeting the directors Of said bank year, and such other business transacted as may regularly come before said meeting.
 MALCOLM BROCK,
 Secretary.
The Chitina leader., 1914-07-07
Cordova, July !


 This will be the last Sunday in Cordova, at least for year, for Rev. E. P. Ziegler Accompanied by his family he will sail on the next steamer for Seattle. They will then go East and Rev. Ziegler will enjoy a years leave of absence, part of which time he will spend in a school of divinity. In a letter received on Wednesday from Bishop Rowe it is not indicated that he will send an other man here to take charge of St. Georges Episcopal Mission. He in- structs Rev. Ziegler to secure man to look after the Red Dragon build ing, and MT. O'Neill has been secured for that purpose. There will also be two other vacancies in Alaska. Rev. Ziegler at Valdez is to go to the Philippines, while the rector at Fairbanks is to have a leave of absence. Both charges, however, will likely be filled in the immediate future.
 Last night at Town Hall a Wick ersham Club was formed with about 25 signatures to the roll. A tenn porary organization was formed by the election of E. V. Boyle as presi- dent and Harry Thisted as seere- tary. A committee on bylaws was appointed consisting of Chas. J. GoOdall, Jack Shepard, Harry Knox, Nick Clasen and Dr. Chase. They will report at a meeting to be held on Thursday evening next, at place to be designated later. In the meantime efforts will be made to get additional members and permanent officers will be elected.
 The train went out this morning and will run through today to Ken necott. It will leave that point southbound early tomorrow morn ing and will take a number of people from various points along the line to Chitina, to participate in the big celebration of July Fourth. The baseball team from Mccarthy will contest for honors and purse with the crack team at Chitina. Train will leave Chitina Sunday morning and reach Cordova in the afternoon. A train will go out in the morning and will connect for Mccarthy and Kennecott, returning to Cordova on Tuesday A train will again leave here for the interior on Wednesday morning.
 John J. McGrath, one of the old- time newspaper men of Alaska, is 9 passenger on the steamer North western, going to Seward. He will take position on the Gateway and assist in making it one of the leading
The Chitina leader., 1914-07-07
Cordova. July [.

Captain Jack Steen writes us from Mccarthy that they now have a strong ball team and would like to arrange for games with Cordova, Seward, Valdez and Chitina. They could make tour that would take in all towns and wish the challenge published. They played the Kenne- colt team at Mccarthy on July 4th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-12
VOTING TRUST DISSOLVED;
REASONS FOR SUCH ACTION
Southern Hallway Goes Back to thu
Oid-Tintc Wny-Some Good Rem
sons Advanced.

Washington. July 1.-THE voting
trust with respect 10 tho stock Of
Southern hallway Company, which
has been in existence since the orSani-
zation Of the company in June. 1894.
has been dissolved Ia giving notice
of such dissolution, the voting trus-
tees have ISSUED To the stockholders
circular in which they say:
Since October 10. 1928. the voting
trustees, under tho voting trust agree
ment. have represented certificate hold.
crs primarily in the nomination Of
the board OF directors and in voting on
propositions recommended by the
board Of directors tor the provision
of ney capital for the company. IL. view
Of the company's present financial
strength. conservative management
aud excellent physical condition.
the voting trustees believe that
the time has now come when they
may properly and safely terminate the
voting trust. In guaranteeing their
trust to the stockholders. the votin.
trustees have the satisfaction Of 10
porting y gratifying development Of
the system Of railroads coincident with
the eNtraordinary aud steadily increas-
ing growth in population. industrial
Development and wealth Of the terri
tory served. development largely due
To til" activities Of Southern Railway
Company in promoting the commerce
aud industry along its lines.
In surrendering our trust We do
50 With confidence that the territory
served by the Southern Railway Com
pany will continue To increase In pop
uiation. Industry and wealth. and that
the company will share in such pros
perity. From disio:nted collection
Of incomplete single track lines the
system will have been developed into
All efficient double tracked trunk line
for the entire main line from Wash
ington 10 Atlanta. With adquate shops
and terminals At the principal cities
OF the entire territory served by the
company. all we'll adapted u meet the
requirements Of the y ospcrous and
growing communities (which south
ern Railway Company serves. W.
commend. therefore. 10 Tho stockhold-
ers the continuance OF the policy of
progressive hett.rment. which has
been constantly urged by the man
agement si:.cc the organization Of the
company. and TO that end that there
shall be- liberal provision OF new cap
ital. 1t is the true rolicy Of the COM
pany 20 lead. rather than 10 follow
In the future development OF the
South and 10 maintain its reputation
and its past achievements IN such
leadership