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Religious Notices.

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20 cents per line
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN.
34th-st, cor. Park-ave
subject some lessons f Of N the War in the
CHURCH OF THs FuR R6Sa a0s Rsrr ste
] vices, II IN. and D. m. Cordial welcome.
| FIFTH AVENUE AND 55TH STREET
REV. RICHARD S. CAMPBELL, d. ID.
OF southampton Hampton. |; I, VIII pre- preach Iao p NJ
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev r yonMsToM Pal. b. I Rss %es. ror,
eth street No Il T bv E SGs' sERRIeE
FIFTH CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, s2s %,
evening Weai s' s. Reading room open daily -
EoyETM Av WR B9saaT HHeH agReH
Pastor breaches IL a. and p M communion d. th'
morning service
GRACE METHODIST episcopal. CHURCH.
Rer EZRA so Mfas a0 T1pF sfIse' D. d. Pastor
r M-children's Day Festival.
s p. M-sermon and Holy Communion
T4BERSAcIE staays AID A e455s Al. y
sersIcs by Nj HENRY KINNfNe and Chorus choir at
MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. Cor s1s-st-
REV. GEO. F. PENTECOST, D. d..
will preach morning ana sysn1 ing
YOUNG MEMS BIBLE CLASS. a:45 A NJ.
Conducted by
REV. GEO. F. PENTECOST.
MADISON AVE. METHoD1 GoI, EPISCOPAL e CHURCH
Rev. Wallace MacMullen, D. D., Pastor
$50 a. m cbildrens Day + Sery Yssd in the
D,eo,, .,rr,7-,, rprcPvrrp1.N f,rITRCH
northeast corner 7Sd-st.-Rev. HOWARD AGNEw JOHN
sToN. D. D., Pastor. will preach IL a. m. p m
MADISON SO. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Row MaeisGP FarEhu9 and D.
Rev william ": coe, Assistant Minister.
Si Rs1. LEE ssFy v. BEATTIE
will preach at II A. M
and A5.P e sNE6S Z 81
day services IL a. and m.
18th av METROPOLITAN TEMPLE, 14th ST.
EGT ROBERT Err T BAgNEL I PAsTo
Evening 7:45. the pastor breaches.
Popular Concert To-nisht
REV FRANK scogIELD; p D; , Of the sHtyarst
tho tonic fhs "A Book Wb69t G De p s
subject viii be. Some Things That Sound Well
RUTGERS PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.
DIV, Broadway and I'D St
w. x
Sermon at IL; preaching by the Pastor.
SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Ssth-st and
ssnt F PaTk %seT PAE4R G WYLIE D.
II a. m. and
,,n s I5Is1rG r OF SACRED a Song
THE FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY
155 Worth Street, 800
orsanist s, N. Penfed. Mus. Doc
Superintendent. W. D. GARBUET
ST ANDREw.s n, F. CHURCH.
REV. ANDREW GILLIES.
a. M. Christ the Life
ST. BARTHcLoMEw's CHURCH
Madison Az, 44th ST.,
The Rev. Leighton Parks. D. D.. Rector,
Services $40 and IL A NJ, P. n
ST JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH.
MAD. Madis2n "a ep6 and NJ l26 i5os
II A. M.-Children's Day Music. Voices
7:45 P M-Selections from Gauls ''Holy City"
ST. PAULs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
~ West End-ave. and S6th-st
ReH 5;1E0RGE S'afSR SalShing me n fnuTon'
OPEN ALL SUMMER
Preaching by the Pastor IL a. M p. m
THE OLD FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Rev HOWARD DUFFiELD Pastor.
Services at II a m and 4:3o
THE RIGHT REV. BISHOP COURTNEY
Gospel Tent Evargel, 57th-st. and B'way.
June 1lth m. and nightly service during week
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner of I0thst-Public worship tomorrow at Ii
O'Clock.
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 42d-st. between
9TH and 6th aves--The Rev. ANTHONY H. EVANS
D. d. Pastor. breaches at II a m. and p
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In the Jewery department the main floor we SELL
at 33c patented safety clutch for scarfpins 1t is
wonderfully effective guard against "nghtfngered'
folk; and it sells everywhere else at soc.
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MACHINERY

A. hEDoCED PhlCES--509 second hand
wood and iron working machtnee- ,,,iIy
tSeEan,seo machinery bought and ex-
ehanSeo GEO 3. EDDY ssS MaSiscu-.t
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CHURCH OF ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY.
234 West 18th Street.
Rector, Rev. HENRY JUBECK. D. C. L
Holy Communion.
Morning Prayer. Holy Communion;
Preacher, The Rector. .........-n o'clock
Service; Preacher P
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CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, West 57th-st.
between Broadway and 7th-ave.-Rev. WILTON MERLE
SMITH. D. D.. Pastor; JOSEPH TAYLOR BRITAIN, As
sistant II a m DE- SMITH viii preach special Chill
dren's Sermon At s p. IN. Mr.. STAFFORD the Young
Mems Christian Association evangelist will preach Sab
bath school. p. Christian Endeavor Monday evening
S. Devotional meeting, Wednesday evening. at s. All
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WORK WANTED.

SITUATIONS Wauted-Male and Female
four INES mot exceeding "a words) three
insertions. Is cents: seven Insertions. 80
cents. Exceeding "a words and less than 40
words. three insertions. 80 cents: seven in
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20 cents per line.
A-EDWIN KEIGwIN, Pastor. West End Presbyterian
Church Io5th-st and Amsterdam will preach at
IL S.
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COACHMAN- English: aged 81; height.
81 thoroughly competent; married, no
family; five years best reference. WILL
HANSON. 426 East 52d-st.
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LOST.


BANKBoOK No. 191, III Of the onion Dime
Savings Institution Is missing ANY per
son having a claim 10 il is hereby called
upon 20 present the same within ten DAVIS
or submit 10 having SAID passbook cancelled
sno new one issued.
HANDBOOK No. $50, $50 Of the Union Dime
SAVINGS Institution is missing Auv per
son having claim 10 II is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten davs
OF Submit 70 having said paSsbook cancelled
snd a new one issued.
LOST OR STOLEN Bankbook No. 500 PA
OF the German Savings Bank IL the City
o. New-1 crk, corner shave and 14th-st
ISSUED 70 Joseph John McEyoy. All persons
sre cautioned against negotiating the same
II 1ot returned - the hank on the oath dav
OF June, 1875. duplicate will be issued.
No. 3ls.24o. Seamen's
Bank for Savings, Is and T6 Wall-st..
New-1ork. Payment stopped and cancella-
tion applied for. Please return to bank
LOST. No. 3a9. 75s Seanen's
Bank for Savings. ~ and rs Wali-st
-Sew-FoTk. Payment STOPPED and-cancelis-
ton applied for Please return to bank.
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CHMAN.-Thoroughly understands care
OF fine horses. harness. carriages; can
furnish II years references: city or coun-
try Address J. E, 109l. Wayne-st.. Jersey
City
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FOR SALE

FOX SAIE--Sound volumes Of the New
YORK Times Tribune and Herald. com
Pee ouTing Civil Mar. from January 1.
1eSl 70 July /. 1895. JAMES RUSKTE. AZ
Trinity-st. New-Rochelle. ~ Y.
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NURSE. English nurse would Ike cnsTss
OF invalid lady or gentleman: no oDJse.
tion Ia country: references. SNf DEh' Sd-'
Mengel. 90 West 1I2th-St
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OLD GOLD AND sTIyHE.

Old GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought a. highest market value, made
1nto ne" aruGies or exchanged for new
fg-se.[y or Japsnese goods at IL. F. TEp-
<fR , tAC7SR1- 10 w. 5Ist. basement
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


COACHMAN.-Good appearance: aged IS;
height 90. best 2iA years references
j. W. care J. 3. Brewster. 49th-st- and
5th-ave.
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FARMER -Scotchman; wife. no children:
wants house: excellent general man on
geutleman's place; lawns garden. maehin-
ery etc; good useful man ANDREW.
Carpenters Bureau. 154 6th-ave.
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observation-disclosures: employer recently
died; eight years; competent, honest, so
ber trustworthy; best city reference Can
be seen at late employers stable. 127 West
49th-st., p. J. II.
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COACHMAN.-Colored city or country
thoroughly competent; excellent refer
ences. Clark, 249 West 30th-st.. LIST
noor.
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GARDENER and FIIORIST.-Singl sober
and competent in greenhouses and OUTSIDE
gardening: good recommendation; country
place preferred. Address GARDENER, L
State-St-
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COACHMAN.-By young colored man; ex-
perienced: over 20 years with late en-
ployer A e B., 107 East T6th-st
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FARMER Scotch; married, no
children: age So; capable Of managing
experienced every branch; several years iaSt
REAU, 154 6th-ave.
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
WANTED, a head laundress for A SAM
tariuI-l in the country; pay S25 per
month Apply by letter 10 DR.. SAMUEL
WORCESTER. Stamford. Conn.
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RESTAURANTS.

ROCKING STONE RESTAURANT. New
York Biological Park: % or 81 ave ~ .
% Mest FarI.ls: rersioe q L carte.
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GARDENER.-singie: aged %: IL years
experience in first class place. Address
GARDENER, Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1864
Broadway
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CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY Contra
Park West and 76th-st., Rev. FRANK OLIVER HALL.
D. D, will preach The Struggle Perfection
il q m.
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CHRIST CHURCH. Broadway and 71st-st., Rev G. A
STRONG Rector.-Servces, s. II a. and p m, REQ
officiating.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male.
AGBSIS--Fcr the Bankers Life, new
monthly sick and death benefit roYir~v.
also union. medical and bu-aal Insurance
(all az a. m. WILLIAM RENLEIN
.ioS Myrtle-aNe-. Brooklyn.
CASvASSERS.
New proposition on New-TorE morning
Newspaper for out Of town; steady work 10
good men: transportation furnished: starr
Immediately. LINN WHEELER s a m
Room /. Tribune Building
50 DAY AND COMMISSION
NAN HUNTING IS OUR BUSINESS
Z you are competent 10 I'LL q strictly high
trade position, call or write. HAPGOODS
lne-l, Suite sos. 300 Broadway. ". Y
sALESM EN.-For tools set with diamond;
emery dressers. dental. Tense and contreo-
tors drills: tools Tor turning hard rubber
taHd calenoar rolls: stone saws; must IN
oerstano manufacturing and respective use
en5 Know the product EE3iAlING. SO
Gold+t
WANTED.-Bookbinde an srtistic hand
nnisher. accustomed 20 specfsl lines Of
hookbineing, gold edging and novelty work.
ADDRESS Immediately Employment Depart
Elerlt. NATIONAL CASH REGISTER co
Dayton. OHIO. =
WANIED--By drygoods commission house
od.ce boy, Protestant, American about
~ ecnce experience preferred -addre.. p
y. Box 1889. Nes'-York.
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JAPA NESE. excellent cook. in prtva re
family city or country; hest reference
MARK II Concord-st-. Brooklyn
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MAID. &c.-German: useful as LADY msi1
or chambermaid- assist with sewing IA
dress F. H. 1Ie East 31st-st-
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Group anil Whooping Corgh come like
a thief in The night, stealias in 70
fasten the fangs OF mortal disease up
on the CHILDREN as they peacefully
sleep in their little beds. Kennedy's
Laxative Honey an Tar. the new dis
covcry for Coughs and Colds win drive
ont these death dealing demons befor
The doctor can arrive. It protects the
lives and health Of the little ones
Contains no opiates. Keep handy
SOLD by c. r. Renfro.
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Strikes Hidden Rocks.

When your ship Of health STRIKES the
hidden rock of Consumption. Pncu-
monia. etc. you arc lost, if you don't
get help from Dr. Kings New Dis
covery Tor Consumption j. w. Nc
lSinnon. of yalladega Springs. Ala
writes Il had been very III with
Pneumonia, under the care CT two doc
tors, but was getting no better when
began TO take DR.. Kings New Dis
covery The first doSe gave relief and
one bottle cured me. Sure cure fo'
sore throat, bronchitis. coughs anc
colds Guaranteed at all irug stores
price soc and 81. Trial bottle free,
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TOR
All Kinds Of Feed
Phone 500. Campbell Feed
Store. III y. Okla Ave.
Public Trs,nrna Stable.

have started Q public training
stable in connection with my beard.
ing buslaess at tls Old n r. Smith
stand. would be pleased 10 CORE
spond with thoea who have horses te
race IN the 1895 canpaisn. gait aud
balance up colts.
Special attention given 70 boaFders
s. ~. Meclnnls, Prop.
Both Phones A.
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Portland, Gre. June to Oct. Is.
Tickets sold On following days only
May 28, "a and 25. Jnne l3, IA. IL,
27, 2S AMI %, July 6. z, s. II. 70. Is,
25 26 aad 27; August 10, 16 II -
80 ara n September -. 1S IA 15
27 2Sand p Final limits 80 days
Stopoyers allowed west Of and includ
ing Colorado common points.
Fare s4s.1o.
Fare through California $eo.fo.
f. BEST. Agt
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HER FACE IN THE way.
What Caused LIttlc Ones Dissatisfae.
tlon with the Mirror.

WHAT Cduseo Llttlc OncS Dlssdtieldc
tlon with the Mirror.
II have no great fear that Gertrude
wiz grow up to be vain; tina. is, II
her present attitude toward her biz
bluq eyes and pretty curls continues, "
said a fond mamma This morning
she stepped on stool in front Of my
big mirror and stood there for several
minutes regarding herself with a queer
little frown, and all the while dodging
from side to side as though playing
bo-peep. What's the matter, dearr
] asked, and the answer I received
was so different from anything could
have expected that it quite staggered
me. oh. mamma she said with a
pout, It does bower me awfy. Every
time look in the glass my face gets
"a the waYi'"
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yes it would MI iorg-felt want
said tae rhan who likes to talk to him,
self occasionally.
S'what would fl. long felt want?"
ssked the party who accidentally
overheard the remark.
"a device that would compel a man
20 shut up when he has said enough. 4"
replied the loud thinker.
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Boxem-Your friend Blowitz Seems
Sn,ner fond OF ventilating Ais opin.
Ions.
Noxem-Yes; and goodness knows
Aey need ventilation all -ight enough
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Harry. the cabnan. Always Up 70 he
minute IN time Of need. With new and
eonplete outal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-03

The maximum freight rate law recent
ly passed by the legislature went into ef-
feet today. In conformancc with this law
the railroad operating in the oil fields
have finished a new classification OF oil
rates. Ii the rate on oil is made IN strict
accordance with the new law q win be
reduced almost half in some Instances.
j. r. Koontz general freight agent OF
the Atchison. Topeka q santa Fe. said
today.
''The old rate from oae point III the oil
fields TO KANSAS City was seventeen -ents.
while the new rates do not affect kan
sas City, Mo, TO points equally distant to
Kansas City the new rate win be nine
and a half cents for 100 pounds"
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Senator Hodges Of johnson county set
in motion resolution designed to have
FUN with Speaker stubhs. In the Sep
tcnbor number Of the Cosmopolitan there
appeared ana article written evidently by
some person who knew nothing Of KAN
saI politics and made no effor. 20 inform
himself IN which he made some ridiculous
statements. One was that Air. Stubhs
so make good for $4,000 which tho author
OF the article slid was short in the ape
propriations for the University OF Kan-
sas hy the legislature Of 1903. gave his
personal check for the amount
Really the appropriations for the uni-
versity that year we're greater than ever
before ana Mr.. stubbs gave "a check Tor
neither 10000 nor twenty cents. But the
Cosmopolitan article WAS read widespread
and Is believed 0y the uniformed, and
SO Senator Hodges has prepared senate
resolution ap5ropriating $4,000 70 re-
imbursc stubbs
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The house passed the fees and salaries
bill which was INTRODUCED yesterday hy
Dee drawn by amy state officer or emDloye
and provides That auy person BOZ the em-
ploy of che state who draws more than
the amount Of salary fixed boy law shall
De deemed guilty of % felony The bhl
creates the onice ~ special assistant
auditor of state.
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have position for good statesmen.
See me Tor terms. Y. Bowers. loS
West Harrison. Guthrie.
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Wichita Kansas - hrcshers assc
clation. sold Marrh IA ard 70. goo
to return 10 1S. Fare S4.70
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The house committee OF ways and
means voted today to give 70 the Uni-
versity of Kansas an appropriation Of
S2l6.900 maintenance for each Of the fis-
cal years of 1906 and 1907; 100000 for an
auditorium and gymnasium. $4,000 10
finish the law binding, and Si3.95O for the
purchase of land, a total Of S3i5,s50. This
appropriation is satisfactory TO chancel-
lor Strong and other friends Of the uni
versity.
For some time it was feared that the
committee would slimp the university in
order TO make a showing Of economy by
this legislature but the advocates OF lib-
eral appropriations for education rallied
ant the pressure caused the committee to
take the sober second thought.
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Oklahoma City--sunday school con
veation. One and one-third iare for
round trip Tickets o. certificate plan
March 90. q and 2S.
i. j. BES.'. AFt.
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COMM osvENrs

sahta Re will sell excursion tickets
to many poiats. below are a few:
Oklahoma City -lIead Camp Wood
men of the World Sale March 70 anil
"a. good to return to 16. Fare 81 Lac.
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kANsAs LEolsLAruns.


Special TO Daily Leader
Topeka. Kas.. March 3.--Aftcr q caii Of
The house lasting thirty minutes the adj
mnistmtious tax ell was pushed through
ON SIS Anal passage by q bare majority Of
one more than the constitutional majority.
Tho vote for the bil was 80 so 90 ugainst
it Many of the members who opposed
the BIN expressed the opinion that d WIS
moi as good a measure as the tax law
now on the statute books
The new measure provides for the cleo
tion Of county assessors et each generai
election and fixes their duties The bin
viii Row go TO the senate.
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The railroad committee OF the house RE-
ported favorably today SIR Pringle's bill
reducing railroad fares from three cents
to two cents a mile and prohibiting the
use OF passes. The railroad committee
amended the bin as follows.
provided further That an railroads
whose gross passenger earnings in this
state We're less than 81 900 for each mile
of road operated in the state drring the
previous year may charge tho present rate
Of three cents per mile for an persons
over u years Df age ana one-half such
sum for persons between the ages o. G
and II years. In computing such passen-
ger earnings, an free tansporatida used
in the state, by others than employees and
employees OF other roads shall be account
cd for az Fun fare rates. us herein pro-
vided."
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Il S. gossip from the executive office
that Judge 4. r. Clark Of Rice county,
speaker pro tempore Of the house, ard
Il. p. schermerhorn member Of the
house from Cherokee county, win be Of
fored memberships on the state board Of
control By Governor Hoch. Judge Clark
was FOR a long time judge OF the district
court Of Rice county. Mr. Schcrmerhom
Is wealthy merchant Of Galena.
The senate committee OF the whole
recommended for passage this afternoon
the house live stock sanitary BIN an abb
stract OF which has already been printed
The only change made by the senate was
to extend the quarantine line along the
entire southern Border Of the state. in-
stead of only south Of Arkansas City
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GIN LoCATICN-Free gin site glyeI
in Castle. Greek nation, Indian ter
ritory. New town. excellent 10 'atioD
No gin there. Large crop assured. Gil
must De built at once Address
Smith Western Railroad Townsite CO
WeleetkA. /. T.
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ESTRAY SALE.

Notice is hereby given that John
Wickersham, On the 25th day of Au-
gust, 1905, took up and now keeps at
john Understands residence on Mill
creek, eleven miles east of Walla WAL
la, Walla Walla county, Wash, the fol-
following estray: One horse, age 3
years; color, dark iron gray; brand,
heart on left shoulder; ear-marks,
none; other Identification marks, wire
cut on left hind leg.
Said estray will be sold to the high
est bidder for cash at the place kept,
as above specified, On Thursday, the
12tn day of October, 1905, at the hour
of 2 o'clock in the afternoon Of said
day, undess the owner thereof, or his
legal representative, shall appear prior
to that time, and make out his title
and pay all charges against said es-
tray.
Date of first publication of this
notice, September %, 1905.
w. j. HONEYCUTT,
Auditor of Walla Walla County.
By T. M. Mckinney, Deputy
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off or make trouble for the Port
land & Seattle. If the Columbia VAL
ley road secures the application right
of way, the Portland & Seattle must
cross lis tracks between that point
and Cape Horn, and run to the north
through the school section referred to.
The Columbia Valley Railroad COM
pany was incorporated in 1899 by
some of the men who have since in
corporated the Wallula and Pacific,
supposed to be in the Hartman in
terests. They are L. Gerlinger and
E. L. Candy of Vancouver and George
w. Stapleton of Portland.
The Fight in WaIIowa.
Leaving the courts to settle their
contention over rights of way through
the Grand Ronde canyon for a rail-
road from Elgin to Wallowa and
Joseph, the Oregon Railroad & Nav
igation company and Wallowa Valley
Railroad company have locked horns
over rights of way farther up the Wal
Iowa river and their agents are hard
at work trying to secure deeds to the
best route.
SO eager are the people of the in
terror of Wallowa county for
railroad that they are offering to sub
scribe literally to a subsidy to aid in
it's construction. They recognize the
advantages to them of an electric road
with frequent car service, and local
shipping conveniences at crossings
along the route. Mr. Miles, owner of
large ranch few miles from Los
tine, has offered $4,000 cash and
grounds for a depot if the company
will build a railroad station on his
ranch. The people of Lostine regard
this as a measure against their in
terests, and will endeavor to make
an inducement equal to that of Mr.
Miles.
The o. r. & N. is pushing con-
struction work from Elgin through
the Grand Ronde canyon to hold the
right of way in litigation. This Sec
ton of the route is regarded as Of
vital importance in the extension Of
the road from Elgin to Joseph. The
company is advertising for 1000 men
TO work on the grade, and is having
| difficulty in securing sufficient num-
| Der for carrying on construction at
slow rate. More equipment and men
are landed daily at Elgin. A sub
contractor has gang of men
blasting rock and another is direct
ing a large force of men on the
grade. Two carloads of scrapers and
wagons, two cars of spikes and five
cars of ties were undoaded this
| week at Elgin.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-22
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