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, 1917-06-14
Notice for Sealed Bids.

On or before August lst, 1917,
the following property belonging
to Jensen Estate will be sold to
the highest bidder for cash, pro-
vided amount offered shall be sat
.isfactory to the Judge of the
District Court:
Regina Ranch on Jack Greek.
Jensen Opera House.
Maxwell Touring Car, 1916
Model.
Saw Mill on Heather Creek.
Sale of any article can be made
at any time that satisfactory bid is
received.
Address sealed bids for any or
all of above to
MRS. MARY N. 5. JENSEN,
Admnx,
Saratoga, Wyoming
Dated June 9th, 1917. GA
, 1917-06-14
A TWICE TOLD TALE
One of Interest to Our Readers.

Good news bears repeating. and when
it is confirmed after a long lapse of time,
even If we hesitate to believe it at iirst
hearing, we EEL secure in accepting it's
truths now. The following experience Of
a Rawlins man is confirmed after two
years:
A. Jordan, 62l w. Cedar St, Rawlins
Wyo., says: II nave used Doan's Kid
ney Pills for about i've years. When
r~ailroading the constant jar of the engine
weakened my kidneys. tried most every
known kidney medicine but Doan's Kid
ney Pills gave me more lasting relief
than any other. They soon regulated my
kidneys and cured the pain in my back.
Whenever l have u return attack, a few
doses of Doan's Kidney Pills sets me
right"
Over two years later Mr.. Jordan said:
Il can only say in addition to my former
endor sement of Doan's Kidney Pills that
| have had little or no kidney trouble
since using them"
Price Soc, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for "a kidney remedy get Doan's
Kidney Piils-the same that Mr.. Jordan
has twice publicly recommended. Fos-
ter. Milburn Co, Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
, 1917-06-14

The oil development in Wyom-
ing promises to be as spectacular
and substantial as it was in Penn
sylvania and California. Wyom-
ing promises to reach fifth place
in production in a very short time,
perhaps this year. Several big
Independent companies havesgone
into the state and now vie with
the Standard Oil Company for gu
premacy in the Wyoming fields -
New West Magazine.
, 1917-06-14

When o buy United States Lib
erty Bonds remember that you are
buying the bonds of the richest nation
on earth, the one most abundantly
blessed by nature and by man, the
producer in the greatest quantity of II
commodities that the world demands.
Remember, also, that no other coun-
try in the world leads in more than
three, and that Germany. Austria-Hun-
gary, Turkey and Bulgaria lead in
none.
Nobody is entitled to any special
credit for believing in the country that
is so tremendously richer than any
other nation. The man who doesn't
believe in the nature-blessed U. S. A.
is to be pitied.
, 1917-06-14
Motor Club Has New President

At a recent meeting of the Raw
Inns Motor Club, Q. r. Watson,
who has been the president of the
club since its organization, sub
mitted his resignation. Mr.. Wat.
son states that owing to other
duties he was unable to devote the
time to tue motor club which was
necessary.
The members of the club unani,
mously elected DR.. c.. l.. Bunten
to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Mr.. Watson.
DIR. Bunten, the new president
of the club, is one of the real road
boosters and workers of the city ;
he has been interested in roads
for many years past and is an
ideal man for the position to which
he has been elected. -Republican.
, 1917-06-14

The Sun does fi~rst-class printing.
, 1917-06-14
Notice to Stock Owners.

On and after the 18th day of
june, 1917, the city ordinance
governing stock running at large
within the city limits, will be
strictly enforced.
BY order of City Council.
Florence l.. Scott, Clerk,
, 1917-06-14
PLAYING a Deep Game.

Ethel had beer shopping with her
mother. When they returned home
she was tired and hungry, and,
prompted by a desire for a good meal,
she said: Mamma, let's play I'm
your guest and am going to stay for
dinner
, 1917-06-14

In the matter of economy and
conservation of the food supply,
the chief responsibility is upon the
women of Wyoming. The house.
wife has it in her power to a greater
extent than any other individual
to save. 1t is not believed that
1t will be necessary to be parsl-
monious in any degree whatso-
ever, but economy can be exercised
in buying, in cooking and in the
choice of that which goes upon
the table. Tue State Council for
National Defense is exceedingly
DESTROYS that the women of Wy
oming shall take this matter SER
iously and do all in their power to
render it unnecessary for the gov
ernment to become an absolute
dictator in the matter of
ing the food supply of the nation.
, 1917-06-14

Misses Grace and Florence Ward,
both graduates of the Kansas Normal
school, arrived in the valley recently
and will spend the summer at the
James Sowder-ranch.
, 1917-06-14
HOW NATIONS OF EARTH
RANK IN PRODUCTIONS

Here is a list of rs OF the worlds
most useful and valuable commodities.
showing what country leads and what
country ranks second in producing
them:
, 1917-06-14

The Sun has on hand blank receipts
in pocket-size books. Also blank
notes, bound and numbered in dupli-
cate, with stubs.
, 1917-06-14
Cruel.

Doesn't 1t annoy you to near a NO.
man talking slangf'
"why mention slang especially f"-
Exchange.
The herald., 1917-06-14

( change. 4l.c-. amend or a5-oEite AZ pleas
/ u-e. ard generally % ID and perform all
acts matters and things that may be inc;
/ ic7.a. % TIE cooperation. or requisite and
| necessary - carry out the purposes and OBJ
/ lects 0; the same
Article II Of the charter OF said company
/ was. by unanimous vote o. all the Stock
holders prese0, OF represented, amended 20 as
! - increase the capital stock 20 two hundred
/ thousand dollars GOOD. thus making the
! said Article read as follows.
! Article N.-Th- capital stock OF this cor
| po-a;.5n is hereby liked a; $1,000 TWO
hundred thousand dollars. divided into two
| thousand shares q the par value OF one hun:
drei dollars each. payable as the board OF
! directors nav provide. SAID stock may be
| paid for in cash. or may be issued in pay
ment OF property purchased by the. corPor-
liable cons Iteration. No stockholder shall
have the ugh: 20 dispose OF his stock, until
/ he has first made written offer OF the same
| n the corporation, through the board of di-
rec;0-S. and said board shall have the right
fo- fifteen days from the date OF such offer
70 purchase such share shares for the
benefit Of the corporation az their market
value. This corporation shall begin bust.
ness as soon as n:;y shares OF the capital
stock are subscribed for"
Now, therefore, in orler 20 carry out the
| objects and purposes Of said stockholders
, meeting. ard 10 put the said amendment to
! the charter in proper form. and 20 give II
: legal force and effect. the said appearers
: hereby formally declare and make known
-
E the Swaffcld Murphy Commission Company.
< Lid. has been changed, altered and amended
) 10 the extent hererabove set forth, and they,
J. the. said aPpearers, hereby authorize and
: desire the foregoing Act of Amendment to
:, De recorded, and published according TO law
= Original Signed: Geo. NJ. Milan, Presi
9 dent; II. G. Morgan, Jr., Secty.Treasurer.
a This done and passed in my office in the
city Of New Orleans. State OF Louisiana
% in the presence Of Fred. L. Roser and II. 6
Morgan, competent witnesses, residing ii
II the parish OF Orleans who hereunto sisr
n their names with said appearers and me
n notary, ai;e- due reading Of the whole.
l. Original Signed: Geo. NJ. Milan, Presi
to dent; II. G. Morgan. Jr.. Secty; Treasurer
d, Witnesses: Fred. l. Roser. II. G.. Morgan
VIM A. BELL, Notary Public
r I, the undersigned Recorder of Mortgages
J. in and for the Parish of Orleans, State o
ID Louisiana, do hereby certify that the abov
Of and foregoing Act Of Amendments of Article
e I and " Of the charter Of the Swafield
'e Murphy Commission Company. Limited, va
a. this day recorded in this office in book 100
p folio -
" New Orleans. La, MAY 9TH. 1917.
i (Signed EMILE J. LEONARD. by. z.
ID true copy.
WM. A. BELL, Notary Public
Nav 10 II "A 81 June IL
The herald., 1917-06-14
money TO LOAN

wear Nv
Article XI.-Th- subscribers hereto have
1fhce address and the amount Of stock they
each have subscribed for and II payment
OF said stock they each respectively hereby
transfer, assign. sell. abandon, set over and
deliver unto this corporation all and sim
suls-. their respective rights, title and IN
ness. good will name and credI; OF the es
tlb. shmert conducted and owned by them
n l1dlviS,0r undc. the name OF d. Merc.ers
Son, a. the corner OF Dauphiue and B.envIll-
streets IN the city OF New Orleans: their
respective intentions being to transfer the
SAID business 70 this corporation IN entirety
as going concern. as they each hereby
4 detailed tented description Of said
property is hereto annexed as par. hereof,
tgEe.her with the appraIsement OF said prop
erty as made by the board OF directors OF this
corporation.
Thus done and passed, al my Office in this
written. in the presence OF MeSsIeuCs Roger
A-nau.d and Charles A. Case, competent
witnesses residing IN this city who have
Eereuutp signed their names, together with
appea-ers and me, notary, after due reading
OF the whole.
omitted.
Witnesses: Roger Arnauld Chas A. Case
CHAS J. RIVET, Not. Pub.
! I. the undersigned notary, DO hereby GER
! tifv tina. the above and foregoing IS 4 true
| and correct copy o; the original act o.
record in my oftce.
! In faith whereof, I have he-eunto Sc, ny
hand and aathxed the impress OF my oihci1
| seal, This 18th day Of the month Of App!
->''''' '''' CHAS. ]. RIvET, Nj. Pub.
/ may 10 l. y 81 june Il
The herald., 1917-06-14
REMEDIAL RATES
4 Remedy for the eIsrbitant
Interest Charges
DIAM on DIS
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The herald., 1917-06-14
A. q. TEBO, Chairman.
b 7. UARDIE. Secretary
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER

or THE 5. J. DUNN SHIPPING co. INC.
S.s,e Of Louisiana. Parish OF Orleans, City
%; New Orleans.
Be II known. tia; this tenth day OF
NAV. III the year one thousand n.ne hundreu
,~d scyrntcen. before me, William Waller
Young. notary public. in and for the
Parish Of Orleans, State OF louisiana, duly
commissioned and qualified. and n the pres,
ence OF the witnesses hereinafter named ana
undersigned: Personally came and appeared:
Siel-ard. J. Dunn anI Edward 5. Reach.
both above the full age Of majority, and res
,der;, o: this city. herein acting N their
/ respective capacities OF president anu q e.
! e-al manager, and secretary treasurer OF Inc
/ : T. Duhn Shipping Co.. Inc. a corpora
/ ton organized under the laws OF the STAG
! ~ Louisiana, doTiciled in this city, insti-
| ,,lted bv an act before the undersigned no
| ta-v public. on the 9th day OF July ~
| Parish OF Orleans in Book ll57, folio AUS, oy
| virtue Of a resolution adopted at a general
meeting Of stockholders OF SAID coFP9Ia''I, 6
held in the city OF New Orleans, on May ~
l0l7. a certified extract OF the minutes OF said
meeting i hereuutO annexed and made par
hereof. and the said appearerS iurther de
-ra-ed that AZ said general meeting OF tA'
stockholders Of said corporation, rs enaTte'
Mas amended as hereinafter fully SCI foTth
and that they, said appearers, were duly au
! -ho-,zed and empowered 10 cause SAID amend
men. to the charter OF the said The ; }
Duhr Shipping Co. Inc, 70 be embodied II
Now" '' therefore, in accordance with sale
/ resolution, they, said appearers, acting l;
Their aforesaid respective capacities have
appeared before me, notary, Tor the purpose
! II placing said amendment 20 the charter o.
he aid The s. J. Dunn Shipping Co, Inc.
N authentic form by notarial act, and d.
now declare tina. Ar:cile III OF the charte'
| Of the said The :. J. Duhn Shipping 20.
Inc. as now amended, shall hereafter reaC
A-ticIe iII-The objects and purposes o.
This corporation. and the nature OF the ouSi
ness to be carried on by It, are hereby De
clared 70 be: -: 49,
! ,Iarter;ng brokers. freight brokers and Tor
yra-iing agents: and, generally, to do anc
engage in any other business, undertaken:
~ enterprise connected with, growing on
AZ or incidental 20, the ship and charteTins
brokerage, ireig ht brokerage and forwarding
agent business. K.
. T-7Ys don. and passed at my notarIal otnc'
. +, me Civ Of New Orleans, Aforesaid, IN m
n-esence Of Tules l. Sabrier and George ii
Te-ribe-ry, competent witnesses OF !a"id
age and residing in this city, VINO nereuh!
: subscribe their names together WIN saI
. .ppearers and ne, notary, on the DAY d."
4 date set forth in the caption hereof:
CO-iginaI Signed s. J. Dunn, I. ; EeaeG
\ Witnesses: Jules l. SabrIer, Geo. 4eFf'
! berry. -. yor-xc NJ prb
4 T the undersigned recorder OF mortgages
5 and for the parish Of Orleans, state OF 10y
{ isiana, do hereby certify that the ABOVE an
!, foregoing amendment 10 the act Of inSo
/. poration of The 5. J. Duan shipping %
The herald., 1917-06-14
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF
MURPHY COMMISSION co.

LTD.
State Of Louisiana. Parish OF Orleans.
Be i: known, that on this, the 7th day OF
Nav il the wear of Our Lord one thousand |
nine hundred and seventeen, and Of the m
dependence OF the United States OF America, |
the one hundred and forty second, before me,
William A. Bell, 4 notary public, duly cDm-
rissiOaed and qualified IN and for The par
ish Of Orleans, State Of louisiana, and IN
the presence Of the wItnesse, hereinaftr5
named and undersigned, personally came and
appeared Messrs. George NJ Milan and II
Gibbs Morgan. Jr.. herein appearing and
acting in their respective capacine. as pres
Comm ssion Company. Ltd, but known as
the Milan Morgan Company. Ltd, COT
pora:ion organized under the laws Of the
| STATE OF Louisiana, by act before John r a;
| August, 1904 and recorded IN the mortgage
| offices for the parish Of Orleans, on the and
day Of August, 1904, in book 7Sl. foho 81
| said appearers declared ,ha, in parsua nee
Of resolutions adopted al SPECIAL meeting
| Of the shareholders Of said company, at us
| Offices in the City Of New Orleans, on the
| Sid day of May, 1917 after due NOTICE In
| accordance with the charter OF the company,
all the shareholders being present N person
or BY proxy; all Of which appears from TIE
| certified copy Of the minutes Of said meeting,
hereto annexed and made part hereof.
| Article | Of the charter Of said CORPORA
| tion was by unanimous vote OF all the
shareholders present or represented amended
| 50 as TO substitute for the words Sw sfe ID
| Murphy Commission Company Ltd. the
! words Milan Morgan Company, Ltd, thus
making the said article read follows:
| Article The name and title Of this cor
| pora,ion shall be the Milan Morgan Com.
| pany. Ltd, and its domicile shall De IN the
| city Of New Orleans. La. Il shall have pow
| er and authority 20 exist and ENJOY sue
cession for the full term OF ninety nine years
| from the date hereof, unless sooner dis
| solved; 10 contract, sue and be sued 20
| make and use corporate seal, and to break
| and alter the same at pleasure; 70 have,
| hold, purchase, and own. receive. lease
| sell. convey, mortgage and hypoihecre or
| pledge property. real. persona! and mixed:
| including the stocks, bonds and securities OF
| other corporations, IN 50 far as the aoqui.
stion OF such property may be prornotive Of
| the general objects OF tbs corporation; 20
purchase lease. consolidate or merge with
other companies, and 10 enter into arrange
| nents Of partnership, contract with other
companies or persons engaged IN like bust
ness; 20 borrow money and 70 loan any por'
ton OF its income proceeding from the cap
ital stock or otherwise; 70 give and receive
securities therefor; 10 elect and appo;n
such officers, directors, mifagers, agents and
| employees as the intereS and convenience
Of the corporation may require; 10 make ant
, establish such bylaws, rules and regu!a
tons for the proper management and con
troll of the affairs OF the corporation as ma!
, be necessary and proper, and the same
The herald., 1917-06-14

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ne i..,,....'. NJ .slf -'-9l-,.,97 n the city
- N.,, OIL. M Ar-.r N lql- pursuant
-. -a.,,,,.,,r r-ay.7,,,'v p7ssed sy the
,l,-I II director, o.: sad c1rp5ration under
IT, .. NJ 1917 7-f under which
,,-...,~ ra..,r wa, given - each o: The
". - ~. -. - Is- known address
.,..-..,, . .,-l mn The books OF the
..I,...,.,>-, ~ re,.. Ten ;gll DAYS before
- -,..,...,y yy,s held A. p-1yidet bv the
49,. .: ,Ttf ,,-o5-a..5n: tia. a, the meet
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IL 'PP; .hs -,;-u.rs n; said stock.
$50, 49, -, - s.,arhed and made
l2.i'r> "E'...'-'
Pc ..-.-. ;,-.-a- declared that. as
III - ;,'y aone4- rom the minutes Of
80 .,-ca..-1 ~. aid Article OF the char.
"a" -, u.s. nv ,,,9,i-roIs
| ,e' ~ - - LrLri.r ,-csa-. ~ zen.
l,-s-... - ,I,a-s5 nd amended 50
as 70 hereafter Te1d as i5l.o", 80, =. chi.
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49, ~ 80 .l,oIs,nI two hundred
* aIndTsd ana Gne ,o ;,,a ~ u"
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,e A. I"' ,g4 .,,I a. he assertion OF The
2e - ~ "a 49, Sail be pqiC
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S'-lP.,n I'd, ~. ,-,,a-,y se.uaIIv receive,
;;e,s nan p- ,, -; = 'Pe''S
by ,i'' ~, ,-.-. .,,-.be- declared that il
>a'f aNpeart,' uI-"s. -, bl ~,
cont 1T'n.iy ".,l -. 1,.e.;1, rSnvenSd a
St2lSaa.i,s5> me ~ the aa.horir,
ai2Ge,1.I anu IL. .,,e.,, ~. rSairran and secre
.5-.S' m "a ,,os,;ng. thev have appeare
az y. 40 - w. n,-nose Of pIacin
oeii'e -s, 49, ,re Cb,-.er Of said cor
sa.h H'enn''s ,.,,l ~ ;,'e fS-rn 70 serve an
Pn[t;.2a IN .,,.,-s ,h1rI ar nav requi-e; an
AVA. a. ne "a" - died tI;s Act o
T.. -, .,,;,-7,i.v with their instruc
The herald., 1917-06-14
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER

F. 3. CHARBONNET, Not, Public
nav 10 II q 81 june IA
The herald., 1917-06-14
Am Z " DM Z " I . NHAN EN
OF WILLIAMS RICHARDSON COMPAN
UNITED

OF WILLIAMS lC HAKDSON IOMfANI /,
LIMITED.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Orleans, City
II New Orleans.
Be it known that on this. the 18th day
Of the month OF May in the year OF our Lord
one thousand, nine hundred and seventeen,
and Of the Independence Of the United
States Of America the one hundred and forty
first. before ne. Charles F. Fletchinger, a
notary public, duly commissioned and quail
fed in and for the city, parish and state
aforesaid and in the presence OF the wit
nesses hereinafter named and undersigned,
personally came and appeared:
Messieurs Albert G. Tebo and B. Palmer
Hardie herein appearing in their respective
capacities as chairman and secretary OF a
meeting OF the stockholders Of Williams
Richardson Company Limited. corporation
organized, created and existing under and
by virtue Of the laws Of this state. domicilet
in this city. by Act of Incorporation passed
before John J. Ward. notary public, in this
city. Of date May Is, 1898. recorded in tht
Mortgage Office for this parish, in book 4ss
as amended by an act passed before the IN
The herald., 1917-06-14
Says tho cronlc DisbeIlever.

1t pleases the average man more to
have a woman tell him that he is the
first man she ever loved than to have
her tell him the truth.
Putnam patriot., 1917-05-04
MechaniCSviIIe News

Mrs. Elizabeth Mcken was in Webster Saturday.
 Mildred kearn of Fall River is spending few days with her sister, Mary Kearns.
 Mrs. Harry Evans Is confined 10 her home by illness. Her sister, Mrs. Webber of Rockville, is attending her.
 Mrs. Nj. J. Kenny is entertaining friends.
 Georgianna Bousquet is visiting in New York.
 Mrs. Arthur and family motored 10 Providence Sunday.
 J. Bennett spent the weekend at his home in Providence.
 Malicia Donovan has been confined to her home with severe cold.
 Mrs. A. Lepier and Mrs. C. Mungeon of Putnam visited Mrs. Harry Evans Tuesday.
 Pupils present for the month of April in the Primary department are: Arthur Racine, Joseph Marel, Mary Rabuski, Gladys Bousquet, Anna Slomski, John Azud, Giselde Bonucci, Stacia Lazarsha, Ella Ergsng, George Hashur, John Kisel, Eugene aabuz.
Putnam patriot., 1917-05-04
West Woodstock Briefs

Daniel Allen has returned to his home in Canada after an extended stay at the Clark House.
 Fred Williamson and family of Hartford were in town last Sunday.
 Clarence Smith and wife formerly of New Haven are now at the Alton place.
 A number from here attended the darce at Thompson last Tuesday ev- ening.
 Mrs. Edgar McMillan of Ossining, N. Y., has been recent guest of Mrs. Elmer Calkins.
 Parents Night was observed at the schoohouse in District 8 last Thurs day evening.
 Elmer Calkins and family spent Sunday at the Center district.
 Ammealson Johnson Of New York has moved his family 10 the Simmons place which he has recently purchased. {.
 Charles Mouse and wife of Worcester were visitors al Henry Bradford's last Sunday.
 Elmer Shippee and family have moved to the stafford place and will carry on the farm there this year.
 Miss Mildred Jones of Boston is at Broadview.
Putnam patriot., 1917-05-04
Night School Quadic

Plans are being made for short session of the day school to be held at night, to give parents better oppor. tunity to become acquainted with the work their children are doing.
 A forest fire, which started from a small garden fire, did considerable damage to about thirty acres of wood land. The fire was in the woods on the road known as the Pike.
 Henry Davis is staying at home this week to help with the work in his fathers mill.
 c. NJ. Munysn and wife were in Worcester on Wednesday.
 MT. Austin of New York, who has bought the place next to MT. Fhierer' s has recently arrived with part of his goods The rest of the family are coming later.
 Several from here attended the re- ceptiop or social given to Rev. and Ms. Hazelton in the Town hall last Saturday night.
 Rev. c. D. Hszelton preached his farewell sermon at the Quadic school house on Sunday evening.