Clayton Enterprise, 1905-07-14

The front page of 1905-07-14. 291 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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Witter rights and privilop.es: t construct pipe lines and main and establish water works, with al the equipment to inmiimetun ind produce el r'c y. The cip itd st(H-k is $11.(XX).00) divide into 110 000 shares at 3100 each of which 10.000 shares an-, pre furred stock and 100 IKK) share are common stock The nuiiilic of directors shall Ik- fixed from time to tiiuj by the by-laws but i fixed at more than three shall b loiiirt innltiple of three. Thow w ho will inmiage the atfnirs of lh company for the first three inontln inontln-are - are inontln-are the iucorHr;itor. T. S. Commitixioner Skelley was in town doing some trading Wednesday, from Mineral. ,

stone and other minerals: to ae ae-qdtre - qdtre ae-qdtre by purch'W lease, or other wise, coal mines, iron mines, niin. eral lands and other lauds am11 property, nn I mineral and. minim, rights: to develop, mine mid (ier (ier-ate - ate (ier-ate sin Ii mines and pmp.rty: to buy a.id sell coal ami other miner al: to manufacture, purchase and sell coke, iron.'and all by pro-lin ts to produc- and deal iu gas ami oi to purchase sell, lease, and -bdih j houses, store buildings, and the buildings: to 'do a general mei. chamlise b.isinesi; to do a genera real statu business; to ncquir

thought that female suing was theory. To day by the knowl knowledge - edge knowledge tint years of experience haw brought. I am firmly c n vi ed that wh-it I reg irde 1 as theoriU aro pratical to. day. The only way to prove a theory is to t.-st it. We are now niit)jd in tustin the theory of 6-uiale snlfrnt;. In four states it has lieeii tried mid

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