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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-05-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEN
and women to travel and advertise
for old established house of solid
financial standing. Salary $3.50 a yeaI
and expenses, all payable in cash.
No canvassing required. Give refer
ence and enclose self addressed
stamped envelope. Address Manager.
800 Caxton Bldg, Chicago.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-05-10
RosenfeId's Body Found.

The body of William Rosenfeld, who
disappeared last week with four child
rem, was found in the river Friday al
st. Paul near where the body of his
Oldest boy was taken out of the rivcl
Thursday. The search for the bodies
of the other three children continues
actively.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-05-10

A great deal of idle gossip is of
course to be expected by King Edward.
But he is to be congratulated on the
fact that the hereditary nature of his
public employment makes him proof
against the resignation rumor.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-05-10

The world owes as much to inventors
as to statesmen or warriors. To them
the United States is the greatest debt
or. so much have they advanced Ameri-
can manufactures Their labor-saying
machinery does work that it would
take millions of men using hand i'm
plements to perform.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-05-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS,
April 9TH, 1901.

Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has filed motto
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that raid
proof will be made before Circuii
Clerk, Greene county, at Leakesville
Miss, on May oath, 1901, viz Eliza
B. Tatum, H. L. No. 26503 for the G
I of sw I sec 5, 7 1, n, r W.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation of said land, viz
Evans Johnson. w. J Cochran, james
Hugger Forest Moody, all of Leaf
Miss.
If JAMES GILL, Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-05-10

A sharp line divides our possessions
into two classes. In one are money
and the things that money will buy
OF these, the more we give away, the
poorer we are. In the other class are
the winnings of intelligence and vir-
dering them, reflects the Christian
Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-05-10

It's mistake to suppose that every
sad-eyed woman you meet has loved
and lost, says a philosopher. Yes. in
deed; perhaps she got him and can't
lose him.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-05-10

ship five north, range six west.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation of said land, viz
J. Jackson, R. @. Robertson, Joe
Robertson, Joe Dearman, all of Avera
Miss.
If JAMES HILL, Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-05-10

The newspaper best suited to your wants
Is The New Orleans Picayune. 1t has all
the war, political and general news of
each day, and its Market Reports are
strictly impartial and trustworthy. Daily
Edition, So for 8 months. Twice-a-Week
Edition ISSUED Mondays and Thursdays),
$Iayear. Give The Picayuns . trial
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-05-10

1t is generally believed abroad that
the Holland boat is superior to the
French submarine types. but as the
latter are being improved all the time
1t looks as II Luey would forge ahead
The British experts arc much intor
ested in the French achievements. for
if all that is claimed for them proves
true they give a peculiar and mysterl-
GUS efficiency to French naval de-
fences.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-05-10

An educational journal" so-called
not long ago offered a prize for the
suggestion that, in the opinion of the
journal, would be of greatest benefit
to education and educators. Among
the many answers was the following:
Sink all the educational journals in
the middle of the Atlantic ocean" The
suggestion did not win the prize.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-05-10

In a recent issue of the London
Spectator a correspondent was I'M
lucky enough to define a gentleman
as one whose family had been for
three generations out of trade. This
has called forth more protests than
the editor of that journal has appar-
emily had room to insert. and some of
them emphatically asked the atten-
ton of Edward VII to the definition,
with the respectful request that he
would in some way intimate what he
thought of it. The occasion for con-
trasted notions on the subject was not
neglected. One humorous interpreta.
ton of the old English notion of a
gentleman-a man who owns land and
does nothing-was given in the Irish
mans definition of him as "a man who
never did hands turn for himself or
anybody else" The burden of the
protests, however. was that the i'm
portance of industry is now so vital
that feudal notions on this topic must
finally give way; in other words. that
business was as respectable as to
own land. But it was thought neces-
sary to get the king to say so. as any
revised standard for English society
would need the royal hallmark of ap-
nrOVai
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-05-10
J. D. Rutlsdge a s. Methodist MIN

ister of BlythevIlle, Ark, says:
81 suffered for two years with Gen.
sral Debility and Malaria, and l know
the Laxative Toni, Cactus Compound,
saved my health and Life and in
creased my weight considerable Sold
ny Turner Dorsstt and Go. tt
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-05-10

The diaster at the Golden Gate
reads more than one lesson. 1t marks
the need of building all ships with
watertight compartments. of some eff
ficient lifeboat drill and service. and
Of the utmost vigilance and judgment
on the part of pilots. 1t emphasizes,
too, another lesson. fundamental and
paramount, to wit. the need of free
ing all harbors and other navigable
waters as far as possible from rocks
and shoals and other dangerous OBJ
stacles. For it was after all. the rock
that did the mischief. No fog, nor
faulty construction. nor lack of boat
drill would have destroyed the ship
had not the fatal rock been there.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIM
ANIS--WhEkEAS, by 4 decree rendered.
aud entered on the. 10th day OF July,
1901, In and by the district court OF Has
ris county Texas un the 'Filty-hfth tu
dicial district thereof, la cause No. 80,
81, entitled International Trust Company
vs. Houston Electric Street Railway Com
pany Defendant. the undersigned was
appointed master commissioner 20 sell
gu the nrst Tuesday In October, 1901, all
the properties and assets. OF said defend
ant FULLY described In said decree, which
Is recorded In .-e minutes of said court
In Volume >. pages from 4o 10 81 In
elusive. aud here referred 10 for descrip
tion OF the properties ordered sold; and
whereas. among other things said de
cree orders as follows
1.-The master commissioner herein shan
publish once a week for period OF four
weeks In newspaper published In the
ritN Of Houston. notice requiring hold
ers OF any claims 70 present SAME by In
prevention herein for allowances and any
snch claim which SHAH not be so pre-
sented or hled within period OF three
months after the date Of this decree
shall be barred and shall not he entitled
TO payment out OF the proeeeds OF said
or against or out of any property So
sold, OF be enforceable against the re-.
Ceiyer herein, or the purchaser or pur.
chasers of said property or his or their
assigns.
Now, therefore, in pursuance to said
decree, ]. w. G. oliver, master comuls
ers Of any claim or claims against the
Houston Electric street Railway Company
or its properties 10 present the same by
Intervention for allowances and that any
claim or claims which shall not he 40
presented or filed witn,n a period OF thee
months after the date OF said decree
duty 20, 10Oi) will he barred and will
not he entitled to payment Out OF the
proceeds OF said sale, or out of any funds
In said court or against or out OF any
property so sold or be enforceable ngainst
tne receiver herein or the purchaser or
purchasers OF said property or his or
their assigns Houston, Texas August
3 1901, w, G, oliver Master Conh 3
soner. BIO
NClIN E-fl hat the partnership Of Andcr
son & Snboungi has ueen dissolved, aud
Sahoungi, the operator manager Is re.
TOUGHER OF the said Arm, has opened q
frst-class photograph gallery at 3OIia
Main street above Morris nroSo where
he VIII be pleased to have the old Gus
toners call as well AZ the new. Yours
respectfully Y. a. SabounI, 10
NOTICE 10 whom u may
concern: II. c, Booth aud r. Me
Hugh comprising the firm ot Booth n
Mcllugh, have this day dissolved by
mutual consent; u. c. Booth purchased
an the interest OF II. J Mcllugh, and
assumes the payment OF all the liabll
ties Of said drm aud Will continue the
business, Il j. McHugh Withdrawing.
u c. Booth. Il. j MclIugh, July 2S,
1901.
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THE BINYoN STORAGE coMpANY

Moving. storing. packing; nne new
prick warehouse; separate locked rooms
large vans; capful aud experienced white
arlyets; Phones I45. Corner Washington
and Fifth streets. 10
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FINANCIAL.

WANT 10 b0HhOW-brom ave 10 eight
Or 10 per cent interest. Address 263o
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FOR RENT--Flve.room twp-story house,
with servants room: modern convchi-
ences; close in, Third ward, rent $50. Ap.
ply 900 franklin IA
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500 WEEk-F Furnished south rooms, close
lh, l1O0 Capitol. u
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BARGAINS IN HOMES, MIDSUMMER
rInAnTNn HArr

BARGAINS IN HOMES, MIDSUMMER
CLEARING SALE.
For a short time only can give yeu
very low prices on the following choice
property in the Third and Fourth wards.
II you want home or Investment come
and see them.
TwO-story, s-room house on Main street
2,S iots. can give immediate possession
100000.
Two-story. s.reom house on McGowen
avenue, finely finished, 3 lots, nne lawn.
flowers and roses in abundance. an ideal
home ...................... ,Ss5oo.oo
Large two.story house on Austin street
close IN, lot 30 by 1876, n genuine bargain
for a home or an Investment. -. .s65o0.oo
Two.story, s-room house on Caroline
street, a bargain ..,.............$3 5oo,oo
Elegant house on Rusk avenue, one OF
the finest in the city, large grounds, ane
trees, centrally located ........ $50, 10000
Large two.story, s-room house In the
Fair Grounds, two lots, must be
sold $3.50. --.-............'.'..s 3ooo'oV
Very nne large house on Mckinney ave
nue.. hne grounds, centrally located si4,-
600.
Cottage of rooms on Calhoun between
Caroline and Austin, lot 80 by $50. s25oo.uO
And many other properties too numerous
to mention. N. l.. Mills,
II 2le Main street.
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A FURNISHED front room in private
family; references required. $40 McKin-
nCy avenue, 10
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MONEY LOANED on Houston real estate.
Ed s. Phelps, attorney, Si0l5 Main street.
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IHREk furnished rooms Tor light house
Weeping. 1918 Lamar. Is
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TWO OR THREE nnfiirnished rooms for
rent close In OIL Washington street 10
Az ELEGANT new two. story house, 5oI
Ihartfes street Apply 1902 Rusk IL
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

N5-TT1,fs TO SsfFDTT0Rg AN al, 1TN
ANTS, -wHEREKs, .by 4 decree render.
1noi 10 nnd IN Tho district court az aar.
III ,,a,tnff Tcxss ttn' me Fifty ffth in.
aSllelai district thereof n cause No 80
many ~ nonsfon E,cctflc street halfway
Sonipanv. defendant. the iindersiened
was was appointed master ecmnmiisSlcne, 80, .
Xii the nraheifies and assets Of ssid do
PENDANT fully described In soid decree
which k recorded In fho minutes az said
court In Volume 3 pages from As 10 I'll
inclusive. and here referred 10 FOR de-
ssat,painfn ol tne nIopSshhensss 1rgsrea SOIL NJ
ersa W nrda,s y sn fniIo,vs. '''"sS ssi" wv
NTb., M ~ ao,,vv h,ratn sh.it
publish omce a week for period 81 four
tty ~ prnrsts, " ct3pe reS,I,Ii, ~ ,'
~ ~ ~ n,in,,. n,ese,,t s,nn ~
tervgntion herein for ailownncei and ans
sentsd ar eiea witb,n nee,od ~ ,bgce
mouths after The date II this decree
shaii ne barred ana shan not be entitled
salds ia an "a All, Tuna IN thts cn,,rt
or npai.s, or o,,1 ~ sny nroneriS so
seld' Of lie enforeeabie agaihst tns ~,
chsers nS n ssd IN e az or or s
Sss;srs ~ S"'o piVpet" VI ms or 'aV''
INV tberefopo =, nnrs,anca "a s,ta
accvsa ~ cnIt,,p, uis ,, :" siiu
sinher -, hsr,6e ,i,.n ~ ,ii ,s'st III ttanii5
ers Of any claim or cialms egainst The
sat,s ~ iiVnn a. prSSvt W., VIZ
that on ps,n, n S,ai,,s esafG MI, nv
he So nresenfed or nled WITHIN y narIo1
of thrae S,n.tSs " s,ar nv Win a PesdPd
dscfae ffntv ~ isoiS ,viI u, fhSrt,,a ',I
viii NOT III entitled 20 navment an ~ ma
nrooaaIs nf sat5 e,,n ~. 80 ~ -. g,,,.st
In said a6nri - s" asaimst ~ y, Wy ua nus
nronprtv ~ ehhS -. w ~, Az, IN ~ ,i ~
the receiver herein Or the 5afe6aser or or
purchnsers of aeid nrcneTtt ar III ~
tkHi,' ..,,.,,poi Pm, st ~ ~, ~ VI nie Y.
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RoARp-RooMs WANTED.

WANTED board by nice young man;
rnusl be reasonable and In Second, yard
good gefereneea. Address 26oo. this q,
hee. y
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TIRE BOARD Of I.narmacy Will meet Au-
gust the 80th 1901 at SOP Main street
70 examine Applicants for repatriation.
~ n KlealiAzs RsE so
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tOfs SALE-rhe Houston Heights hofcI
ana summer garden; mn Ideal resort tfe
only one near Houston reached by street
- sars John A, Milroy, go Main 81. II
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NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Hons.
ton and Texas Central Railroad Company
has been called by The Board OF Directors
company in Houston, Texas. at II o'clock
M, on the 10th day Of August, 1901, for
the a. fol i9lioWlng pgrposes, t9-wit Wit, -. 49,.
chasing owning and operating the rail-
road of the Central Texas and North west
srn Railway Company extepaing from rom
In Ellis county, with its franchises md
9ppuftenanees; the railroad Of the Fort
Worth and New, Orleans Railway Com
pany extending from the town Of Wnxa-
hachie, in Ellis county, 10 the City OF
Fort Worth, In Tarrant county. with It's
franchises and appurtenances. the rail.
roau Company, extending from the city
OF Austin, in Travis county, to the town
of Llano, In Llano county. with Its fran
chises and apnurtenqnces; the railroad o.
the Granite Mountain and Marble Falls
City Railroad Company, extending from a
Northwestern Railroad In Burnct county,
TO the town Of Marble Fails. In Burnett
county, with, its. franchises, ard nppnlr.
known as the Lancaster Tap Railrond, ex.
tending from Hntchins station to the town
of Lancaster, IN Dallas county, with its
franchises and appurtenances, or either
or any ot such railroads, with Its or their
franchises and appurtenances.
Second: 10 authorize and provide for
amending the charter or Articles OF lG-
corporation Of said Houston and Texas
Central Railroad Company SO as to author
lie II to construct, own, operate ard main.
tain railroad from point Of connection
with the railroad now owned 10y said Aus.
tin and Northwestern Railroad Company
TO the town of Lampasas. Ia Lampasas
county, and so as 90 authorize II 10 pro.
ject and provide for locating construct
Ing maintaining and operating such
branch lines of railroad from the fines now
owned by 1t as the stockholders at such
asa e. W.. CAVE.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS


VVfs SALE-rhe Houston Heights hofeI
M,a summer garden; mn Ideal resort the
"nE one near Houston reached by street
ANOTHER MODEL H0MT5--Af a bargain
foi this week only; Twostory modern
bnilt In all Us appointments seven large
rooms and baths; servants house aud
oar line only SatSS Impfoye aSestse co cn
nSre than the price; act quick II yoiI
Investment HEHiweii ( Kelly. 2iS Main
street. n
NOTICE TO ACToRS-Seaicd pro.
pptais Will he received by the president
en- o members nso o. tae police Jury Sp e
the ofuce OF the clerk of the police jury
4 &c Lnke Charles CalcasIeu parish, La,
ISs tne remodeling and additions to the
lions can be hecn after August 3 at the
office Of the above clerk and at the Office
e pd,s st sd s HESgsson Teas and az
James Rely Gordon 60, Architects.
SEALED PROPOSALS addressed 10 the
sSm ss 81, court q Harris conniS
ed up 70 70 o'clock noon on Thursday,
August %, A. D., 1901, for Furnishing
the necessary material and constructing
paved roads as follows; Ten miles on the
Washington road commencing at the end
OF the present pavement and extending
for ten miles northwafdly along said rosI
Five miles on the Houston and crosby
road commencing et The iron bridge over
Green's bayou ma extending eastYardly
along said road for i've miles, On the San
Felipe road commencng 81 the city lim
us ana eNtSSndi tn Along along said road for
mencing az the city limits and extending
TO the bridge over Rray's bayou dis
prSSimeteiy. R dS are wanted "'q feF tahpe
construction OF said roads in mncadam
gravel combination Of gravel and shell
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city of Houston win sell to the hiehesI
bidder, for cash, All OF the property
bought in by the city for taxes aud for
which the city now holds deeds A iIst
Of the deeds " the property can be seen
az the office Of the city attorney "a the
Mildly g. Dow hall, on the corner OF
Tnfty, NJ. ID, Bennett, l.. Gus Mueller,
fnance committee. Houston, Texas, July
TO- 1901 sI1
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{ WANTED TO RFNT.

ak on eeven room honse hetweeu rev nd
18th modern iInprogeaicntsf good uelxN.
borhooA; stable and buggy house. Cali
s=adress 501 Binz, ~
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THEE unfufnished rooms, ii0i Walker
avenue, ia
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FOR RENT Furnished fooms; also neat
12iS Preston, i6
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NOrIcE-Notiee Is hereby given that a
the Austin and Northwestern Hallroatl
company has been called by the hoard
Of directors to assemble AT The general
office Of the company In Austin. Texas al
10 o'clock a. m. on the 18th day OF An.
gust, 1901. for the purpose II authorlz-
ing and providing Tor the sale OF the
railroad OF said company extending from
the city OF Austin. In Travis county. 10
the Town OF Llano, 10 Llano county. with
its franchises and appurtennnees, TO the
Houston and Texts Central Railroad CON.
pany- G. x. Reilly, SECRETARY. si9-0l
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. once or
Comptroller Of the Currency Washing.
ton, d. c., June IL, 1901. Whereas BY
satisfactory evidence presented to the
Undersigned, IL has been made "a appear
that the Merchants National bank Of
Houston, in the city OF Houston. In the
county q Hanls, and State Of Texas
has complied with all the provisions OF
Quired 20 be complied with before an
association shall be authorized 20 com
mence the business OF banking,
Now. therefore, l. Charles c. Dawes
comptroller OF the currency, do herebp
certify that the Merchants National
bank OF Houston. In the city Of Houston,
Ia the county OF Horris ana State OF
Texas. Is .anthorlzed 20 commence the
business OF banking az provided 10. sec
In testimony whereof witness nv hAno
and the seal OF office this 18th day Of
June. 1901. CHAS. q. DAWES,
Comptroller OF the Currency STA
CHARTER number bS5s
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED--Fast selling sgbserip.
ton books. Southwestern BOOK I2.i
Houston.
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I FURNISHED front room for rent Apply
4 22i4 Congress -
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UNFINISHED rooms for light house
keeping, close in aud reasonable. Apply
t0, Travis street IL
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WABASH SECTIONAL BOOKCASES
we are the agents; latest impro eemants,
solidly built; send for catalogue. j. j.
Psstorlza Printing aud Lthogeaphihg
Co.. Houston. Ct
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TWO neatly furnished rooms for light
housekeeping, desirable neigaburhoOd.
Apply. llII san Jaelnto street; terms rea-
sonable. 10
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THREE rooms for housekeeplnE- Sio. One
FURNISHED room $40, a06 Main street. 10
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MARTYR, HUDSON & FORD,
900 Franklin Avenue,
Real Estate.

DAMON MoUND-M acre on top for sale
this week at $3.50. Address 44s9, this OF.
fee II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-31
John j. Nalentlne,s WIN.

Oakland Cal. Dec. 3l,--The VIII Of
John j. Valentine, late president Of
Wells. Fargo and Company, who died
on Dec 81, leaving an estate valued a
upward Of 100000, has been presented
for probate by the Union Trust com
pany. which is named as executor. The
will leaves the bulk Of the estate to
the widow, Mrs Alice d. NJ, Valen-
tine and seven children, -Four chill
dren by former wife have interests
IN life Insurance policies aggregatlng
y27 O00 The Union Trust company was
granted special letters OF adminlstra-
ton. pending the probate Of the VIII
which provides that the bequosts left
10 all Of the children shall be held and
managed by that company until the
youngest child attains his majority.
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edness or from creating any indebted
ness or liability, either direct or indl-
rect, OF any description for the purpose
Of raising money with which to pay
or retire the preferred stock Of your
said company, or any part thereof, or
from using any moneys or proceeds
other that the ordinary surplus net
earnings Of the company TO the pay
ment and retirement of the preferred
stock Of your said company or any part
thereof, and stiIl further from creating
any indebtedness nnd liability other
than the ordinary Indebtedness and liza
bility for the operating expenses Of
your said railroad system and the in
debtedness and liability now existing
which would be a preference or take
precedence over the common stock Of
your said company and stll further
from placing your property, or any part
thereof or the management OF your
railway system or any part thereof, in
the possession Of or under the control,
either directly or indirectly of the
Northern Securities company or It's
officers, agents or servants from enter
ing into any agreement or arrange
ments either directly or indirectly
through the medium Of the Northern
Securities company or otherwise, with
the Great Northern Railway company
and the Chicago, Burlington g. quincy
Railway company or either OF them
the stockholders, directors, officers or
agents for the purpose Of causing the
railway system owned and controlled
b. you TO be operated in connection
with or under the same rules or by the
same authority as said Great Northern
Railway company and the Chicago,
Burlington & quincy Railway COM
pany, or either Of them, and from en-
tering into any agreement with the
.eaid companies. or either OF them, the
directors, officers, agents,
servants or attorneys for the purpose
OF avoiding competition and fixing rates
for the carriage Of freight and pas
ganPprs "