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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-08-16

A two.year-old child Of George
Sacket, of Parkersburg, choked to
death the other day from swallowing
a collar button.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-08-16

IT seems doubtful if either Thomas
B. or Henry G. Davis can be persuad-
ed to accept the Democratic nomina.
ton for Congress in this district. Both
steadily decline to consider the prop
osltion. The influence of Senator
Elklns and his family is being siren
uously exerted to prevent either of
the Davises IRON running, Tor the Sem
ator Is scared to death at the very
suggestion OF their candidacy. He
knows that either of them could be
elected, and that they would more
than likely carry legislative candi-
dates with them. He is in no position
to lose single member of the legis-
lature, for he Is going to have trouble
at the best.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-08-16

ACCORDING to statistics issued by
the Bureau of Labor, the cost of liv-
ing is higher now than at any time in
the history of the government. Ev-
cry man who has family to support
knows this to be true, and while the
stand-patters regard this as prosperi-
ty, yet wages and incomes have not
kept up an equal pace, and the pros
perity is mainly confined to those
who are accommodating fortunes as the
heads of corporations and the benefc-
iaries Of special privileges.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-08-16

Excursion tickets will be sold on
above dates for any train making con-
nection with Train No. 504, leaving
Washington 1904. NJ, Baltimore Cam
den Station), S.35 A. NJ, arriving Nj
agara Falls at 1l.00 P. NJ.
From Points west Of Mt Airy and
Washington Junction, tickets will be
sold for any train on day previous to
above dates.
Tickets valid for return ten Q0) days
including date of sale, on all regular
trains, except "Black Diamond" Ex-
press of Lehigh Valley Route.
Call on ticket agents for pamphlet
giving full information as to stop-overs,
side-trips, etc.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-08-16
Saturday, August q, 1906.
1 Grandfather's Clock,
| Walnut Hall Piece,

Old-time chest OF drawers. walnut corner
cupboard, biscuit boards boards and rolling
pins. 3 chamber sets, lot Of screen doors and
mil,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-08-16
Antique Mahogany Sideboard,

| large double swing, feather bed, lot Of floor
mattings and linoleum;
/ water cooler. lot of window blinds, wal
mt OttOmans
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-08-16
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned. intending TO discontinue
housekeeping will sell at her residence on
Main street. queenstown. w. Va, the fol-
lowing DersOn al prOperty. on
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-10-27
SILVER CREEK IRRIGATION PROJELI

Dan w. Shelter and l.. N
Wolf, two ldoho meo were here
during the week looking into irri-
cation possibilities m this country
They made trip to the Silver
Country and are quite iavorably
impressed with the project. The
gentlemen have returned home 10
await further Information which
they hope 10 Obtain from the gov
ernmenl reclamation service.
The Silver creek irrigauon pro
jecl was taken up by the govern
ment some tine ago, over 100000
acres being Withdrawn from entry
and considerable preliminary
work was done by the egIneers
After the work had ceased, The en-
tire settlement Of the creek petit
ioned department plrdging their
earnest supper, TO The work Il the
government would proceed. This
brought reply from the Sccre
tary of the Interior stating that tho
government thought quie favor
ably Of the project bul ,hal IL was
not so large but what il could b.
handled by private capital and thai
the government would relinquish
if such Arrangement could be
made.
This has been a pei project ol
ex-Congressman Moody for a nu-
mber Of years and il is 10 be hoped
thai il will be taken up in near ful-
ure.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-10-27
Timber tand At June o isls,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

hufus. otuguni AuNusi ", lNNsi
Noiiro u hcfrhi nivcn that ~ compliance
Ia"s I ~ II is.s ss,l,led "A az, ios ihs sais oi
iimher lands IN the states ~ Caliiufnia, ureaun
Nevada aud Washington fcrtltot,,' - esisnd
cd 10 all The Public Land sintas ~ ast ~ Aun'
uai I. isge. the ioiioNing named refsons have
on Autus' IT, iptn, hlrd IN this uiiicu thsif
swgfn slntements. iewlt
wv. % s,.,e y, w..hlns,cn s.esn slass,ssn,
No. tst. i,.t tho purchase of the NJ % ~, "
section 10, township No = south, rense No.
vncen, Nmer, of noquiam. county Of
ChchAiis. state Of Washington, sworn sieig
meni No as iuf The pufghasr ~ the ~ Of ~
g section Ne township No ~ 'ou'h' faHHe
Am.ii. Sola' Of Ioauiam. county Of chcha
ils. state ui WHshiuet0n, ssufn sitirmcnt Ne.
-, for The puvhasc g' tho ~ oi ~, " zee
iion 30 'own'i " No. q SCUM fanse No n
jaime, I Splst ei iioquiam. County Of che
haiis, state uf Nathh aion, snnfn siai.inen,
section 80 Z. iouhship No % south tanpu No
assy X. Milef Of noauia,n. couuy u cbe
halls state ~ Washington, sNutu staisnieni
SO a.. iuf the pufrhate ui hit I'd ~ of 80
tion ~ township 30 q soaih' ranse h". .
Ffod A nnhiag. Of Iiolulan'. Daunly Of che
kaiis State ui Washington. sWntn siaiemsni
No ~. iuf the purchase ~ iNN ~ MA reN
N, FMa NMit aut NM'a HN'ii N srrtiun No
U, township 40 a souih, fanss NJ. - east "
That the, win onof puos 10 show that
the lands sought afe more valuable ipf The
timber 90 stone thufrun than faT agricultural
purposes und iu establish ttirf rinifrs - sald
land before the hrElaiei and Nrrritof - TITS
uitrrHi hufns, Or tun, un iusfdnf the nih
dny uf urtuhvf, 10,
fhoi name ~ uitusssfni lfod A. uuhtle
Nluruut D Mu.rf AmHlla hpld, aaft ihsf
wsiu. ta " J.. Miller aud william J.. lert, 81
noquiam Wushineion, aud hobet williams
uf lNIUft NfNauN
Auy aud al pgftona rlaiuluH adversely anf
" the aluNt described lands nfu requested a.
Ole thrlf rlaitus IA this onite uu " ugfufs ihf
said oh day siuutubuf, isNi
Na FAHHr. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-10-27
Timiof Land. Act June b. isIs
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Notice 10 hcfuhg riYcu that IN compliance
with the provisions ni the ACT OF Conrfvas Of
iuns H ~. entitled An aci iof the sale of lin
hrf lHndt lu the states Of California, otrrau,
Nevada, aud Washington territory, as ekiehd
cd in al The Public Land sipies BY act Of Aus
asf T. i've, the following named pefsons have
un August Ei. iaud died ln this oiilCe their
sworn statements. 20 VT
Inoch ~ tosd, If nurns. tounty ~ HaTuey,
state ~ oregon, sworn alstement No. "a, iof
she pufUha.e oi the the ~ Ht't, MA ~ =.
.rgr. lH, and ~ sNia ei section No -, town
ahip No ~ south. fanHu No, ~ east ", N.
charles " Johnson, ~ hufna, county ~
ilnfuef, state ~ oregon sworn statement No.
80 Coz the pufchasuoi The ~ Nt'a, of section
No. a. township No ~ souih, fanEu No ~
cari AZ.
James u Reed. Of burma County Of lfarney
state ni ufrrun, sworn siatemrni No. flf. iof
the purchase Of the - Nfi.. oi section No. A..
township No. q south, range No. y east ". n
Thai ihUf all unef pfouis ~ shos that the
lands nuufht are mole valuable iuf the tim hsf of
stone thereon Than iof agricultural purposes,
aud o. establish thCif clalfnf 10 said ands BE-
lore tlr Register and Receiver o. this ofiiCs 81
huins, oregon, un friday, the md dey Of
Aofcmhef. 100.
NhcF name - Witnesses
fharlrr M lnhusnn, James a hSeui a. a
hrmbpld. " A.. Horton aud knooh y Reed. aii
ui hurns Oregon
Anl and al poisons eiaiminF sdFrfsely anf
of the above described iands afe requested a.
nlr their riaims no this once on of before sain
.nd daY ui November ilV
W. FAHaE. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-10-27

suits Of the meeting was " deter
mined effort to enforce to TN last
item The law against diseased or
infected fruit Of every kind. save
the la Grandc Chronicle. Not
only will the regulations I've enforce
ed in the fruit producing districts,
and from the grower to the dealer.
bot the canneries ~ we'll viii he
prohibited from buying or using
anything in the way Of frun that
Is not Of standard quality,
Untold injury has been inflicted
upon those who have good fruit hv
iht practices Of he cauneries. The
canneries have been buying wormy
and scaly fruit AZ almost any old
price and these figures have be-
come the marke, values for frui, of
good quality. As n matter Of mar
kei competition between the two
kinds the good has invariably been
dragged down to the level Of the
bad.
II viii he So no more, The can
neries have been notified and thev
will be rifidly patrolled if necess-
ary, The district commissioners
in conjunction with the county
fruit inspectors will zee tba, in the
producing districts tho regulations
are promptly observed.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-10-27
ADMINISTRATORS SoricE.

Notice is hereby given that the undcr.
signed has been appointed by the CouD
" Court of ilarnoy County, state II
Oregon Administrator Of the estate oi
john Conley, deooafcd, and has duly
qualified. Al person having claims
against said estate arc hereby required
"a prcseat the sans 10 n,e at nay regular
plaoe oi business ia Dr. w,cy, oregon,
wiih proper yonchefs aud iuls verified
~ithin ga months from the date u this
noiidc
Dated this ssih day oi Octobof 1904.
DAVE MiLLrR,
Administrator.
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'oroBKR IL 1905.
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from his home
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-10-27

sr CIRCULATION or
h IN THIS COUNTY.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-10-27
rimbsf aud. Aoi iune a isla.
NOTICE FORPuBLlCATlON
oSnts.r.Ts.lAsp ...... II,.i..si t.9si, ers'sr E.


hnilfe 10 hNrnit Elffn ttaf in rump lanes
win tao lIfuf iniina uf sac nF uf iunFItsa 81
AuHU a. iHif, ruiifIt. HAu aff fHf tug sale ui
Fuu. hrfHlla, afH NasuiuEfun falfliufY a.
satrnarl tn aii ihe Feeble "a "a siaira hf aff
uf Anstsi y irfa. NUfaiu aliflu, ~ aafffnfi
tonnif ~ iisfuef Histr I'D uiffaIi, hns Vu luii
"a, lasa niun iu fhlf unlrr bis fnuTu ttaieIHtu
80 titli 500 ihu pufl haaa ~ tur ~ - Nnt., Hgf
n, "a tttt, NJ re. so .n IA laHNanip hu a.
Rang 80. n b.. - ~, ana = lii untf pfuoi iii
n1oH ihni he Land tIufhi iH nlufr talfaplH iei
iif iuitef uf rlnNH fNah iuf agricultural par
ls,isrr. aud a. 80 uiith hit flaln ~ said lsnu
hciuis ihf t ffisif fni frrHifufuf inls Viitt
~ hufus, Oregon. un iuralag, iNe iaih dal 81
tiriunr lgn
riuius hoan thafies Niitoai Charles Aeegii.
HIl ul nufuf ufFHun.
Ang aud ~ fein1Ha claiming nuftfsrif flf
airifu "a srfiitd IlIit afr rrI iNfirl o. if ihciF
rlsiias iu ihil piufr un pf ueiaig said iail asl
oi thionrf, lal.
49, FaHaH. nsxistsf.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-10-27

Robt. Stoner is in from his home
stead on Silver creek.
Complete Stock Of Blankets,
Quilts and Mattresses at Browns.
DR.. w. G. Brown, Dentist. Office
in the new stone building north Of
the Post Office,
Adam George is now ready TO
take orders for spring delivery Of
nursery stock.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson desires the
ladies ofthis vicinity TO call and see
,,ss as~ sa!! sa:nples
School tablets cheap at Mrs
Hattie Hastie's. Also pens slate
and lead pencils call and see her.
Messrs. Smith and King have
the windmill and tower up at the
cemetery and are now putting the
10000 gallon tank in place.
Lee Caldwell has again opened
the Windsor Bar TO the public aud
invites his old time patrons and
friends 10 call. Draft beer cents.
t412 bushels Of barley threshed
FROM IL aces Of land seems to he
the record 80 far on sage brush
land. This IL claimed ou land near
Burne. Beat Il " YOU can.
Geo. Smith aud wife are home
from n visit with Mr.. and Mrs. l..
n. Stallard at Drewsey They will
occupy the J. T Barnes residence
this winter.
JEFF CawlGeld came over from
Happy valley the iirst Of the week,
en- route to Arlington whore ho will
visit his sister. He will be accom-
panied home by his mother.
YouR BANKING. No matter how
small, no matter how large, we will
give IL careful attention. This mes
sage applies TO men and women
alike. Harvey County Babk.
Mrs T.. willetts, mother Of Frank
Cole Of the Overland, took her de-
parture Wednesday for her home
in Washington after a few weeks
visit with her sou.
Mrs. Drinkwater has n new 10,
Of fall aud winter millinery. Ladies'
wear Of all kinds Mt right prices.
The ladies Of this vicinity should
call aud look over her stock.
Al Cote. w. b. Parker. A. w.
Hurlburt and J. c. Freeman's son
were over from the Warm Spring
section the first Of the week. We
understand the gentlemen we're all
delivering beef to one Of our local
buyers.
J. IL. Sampson, the veteran stage
driver who has heen handling the
ribbons between Canyon City and
Austin, came in yesterday on a lay
off. lie expects TO remain here for
few days visiting old acquain-
tanoes.
II w. Fitohett, T. NJ, Fitchett
aud J. A. Maddux and families ar
rived here this week from Ontario
to take up their permanent resi-
denoe in this valley. Some Of the
party make proof on timber elaine
Today.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-10-27
TO FIGHT FRUIT PESTS,

Judd Geer. member for the fith
district, has just returned from a
meeting Of the state board Of horti-
culture. One Of the principal re-
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-10-27
Baled hav at the City Mea, Mar

Daleu nav ht Nne NitN Nc"' Nh"'
ket.
Frank Davis is down from Har'
ney.
Up-to-date lob printing at reason
able prices.
Look Out--Ciet the safety lncu-
bator, now II runs without a lamp.
S ee w. T. Smith about IL, Burn
Oregon.
Removal sale.-Go TO McKin.
ney's mill for cheap lumber, 50
20 Slo for all in the rough.
New fall and winter millinery a.
Mesdames Reed Il Johnson's.
Dress hats, street hats, and The
latest creations in trimmings Call
and see them.
J. ID. DAILY, president Of the First
National Bank Of this city, is here
from bis home at Boise to attend
meeting Of the directors of the. local
institution.
Choice Surprise Valley dry land
alfalfa seed can now bo obtained Of
Simon Lewis at the Burns Livery
and Feed Barn, or at n Brown 4
Sons in this city.
O. Calkins has bought DR. Popue's
entire orchard of winter frui, aud
will deliver apples ut si.G0 per box
Just ~ thev come from the trees,
s1.75 partly sorted, $500 for 6rs,
class. Pears the same. II you
don't find Calkins leave orders al
this Office.
Frank Rieder has been in this
city the past week looking after
some business Tor the Road COM
pany aud renewing acquainiances.
Frank has only been absent In
Portland few months, vet he is
kind enough to say he finds a mark
I'd improvement In this section
siuoe his departure from our midst
and lie very enthusiastic when die
cussing the future Of HArney coun'
". Mrs. Rie6eI and little son are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Biggs
at Ontario.
A special invitation ir extended
10 every one TO attend fall open
log Of pumpkin pies at the Presby'
terian Manse, Wednesday evening
Oct 81. 1906. A social reunion Of
pumpkin pies aud your ten cent
pieces. Pies served cold (by spec
ial arrangements.) superheaied
atmosphere (by natural gas.) No
toasts-dry or but,ered. Several
friends have kindly consented not
TO sing. Dlrges by the High School
Gleeless Club. Don't let any one
stop you on the way II not pres
ent at s:l5 a search warrant will be-
sent for you. Aulowalks at II o.
clock
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-10-27
News.

(>.ye] News.
/ I>i!| n |n from his home
raId C<||Hin is up from bis
or }|Ienket Sheets, just
roo Htnt ai Browns.
&; Ho~e1'. the Portland at.
n |s sesin here looking after
Kinds of Rubber Boots and
,es for Man, Woman and
"A HuHo's.
,srs Hoed|ey lie back from the
ond county where he has
eorkinr ~ sometime.
4 nrrIye1 at Mrs. Hasties', n
ifoI I'nr pf Pattern Hats, caps
4. uIcn~<. etc. Call and zee
b OiIcrcri of the P. J.. S Co.,
,be oIls Thursday night
< Yesterday FOR the island
oheuh tht tailor. has receiv-
button machine with which
able 10 make all kinds Of
b.. ( cenis each.
caIkire n in the market for
ur hlde>. horse hair aud coy
ioe. IIs wants all Of them
~ pay pood prices.
l>>1r(egant. the popular grist
ban F>ised % tons Of sugar
to W. rcre this season Will
'ct inIur'ry pay at that raie2
lies ~ herchy notified 10 re-
from tssepassing upon my
rorth ~ Burns. shall pros
|sny person found trospi.sing
Gro. SrANcLIFT.
|ary Caldwell aud family loft
eek lor Warner valley where
occ, ~ reside. The Cald-
,ofe hpvs leased a big ranch
pm> >iock over there.
J. >filI'nms aud Frank Dibble
Ia kno <ity n few days during
eek <h|le enroute home from
|on City where they had been
inH some timber people In
be entsication for some tim
i---On the road between
and NJ Beunavista Ranch
|ny ~ Weaver springs and
I'm, . small grip contain
|9Id glnrses, n shaving set,
1ondkerobieis elo. Finder
) eoIlably rewarded by return
~. hibbard.
h &. Al. Sweek expects to leave
how {or the Willamette valley
rhe eoes to attend the golden
lug of her parents. The lady
. obeeni several weeks. Her
ffieuds wish her a pleasant
nd thai her health may be
ved
G tIoddcr aud two sons are
rfIvsIs from Pendleton. They
With the intention Of locating
.noplly and are well pleased
khs prospeots, Mrs. Holder
~ dnoghler will join them
.ilsf ine close Of school next
AT Young, mother Of Geo.
oone left here Wednesday in
|bny Will Chas. Riggs and his
for< <>Alifornia. Willie Young
,p4nIed his grandmother.
|er1> will go overland by Lake
I1e many friends of Mrs.
1ope 10 have another visit
|hef Nd no distant date.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-10-27
LIQUOR LICENSE PETITION.

We, the undersigned legal voters of
Pueblo Precinct, uarney County, state
~ Oregon, respectfully petition the Hon
County Court OF 1Iarney County, state
OF oreron. 60 grant license 10 J. g..
rcterman 10 sell Spiritnous, Malt and
Ninous Liquors IN less quantities than
one gallon In rcublo precinct iIarney
County, State Of Oregon, for the Period
OF six months. as In duty bound We will
ever pray.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-10-27

Notice Il hereby giyca tha, on We'd.
nosday, the 9th day Of December 1000,
the undersigned Will apply 10 the Coun
ty Court of the State OF Oregon Tor Ilar.
ncy county. Cor the license mentioned In
foregoing petition.
}. G. PETERMAN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-23

Those bigger than counts, rang. ng i'll which is about as big as they ever come, range in price from S75 to sS4 rapin to be had at any price. Smaller length, sell at from $15 u SPA a dozen.
 With the growing scarcity and con- stantly increasing price of the Chesa- peake Bay diamond backs more ter rapin have been brought to this market from farther south, some coming from as far away as Texas. There are also Mississippi river ter rapin. These various sources DOW furnish a greater proportion of he market supply than comes from the Chesapeake.
 The larger of these terrapin are good eating, though they do not class with the Chesapeake Bay product in lIlC SoJCclu Ol ilu LUCy bring in the market only about half the price. But the Southern terrapin are far from cheap South Carolina counts now sell here for $24 a dozen, and larger terrapin in proportion, as against from $15 to SIS for such counts only a few years ago.
 Terrapin are found. occasionally, north of Chesapeak Bay, in the waters of Delaware and New Jersey and Long Island and as far east as Cape Cod A few are still picked up about Staten Island, and there was a time when terrapin in some small numbers wore found in Gravesend Bay.
 These Northern terrapin class with the Chesapeakes in quality and value, and SC finding one anywhere W within handy reach of New York is like finding money.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-23
Crane Paper Veil Holders.

Beautiful veil holders may be fash toned out of crape paper, and if made at home are inexpensive The only diff ticult thing is the hand painted decora tions. but if a woman has a little eX- perience this will be easy. One holder may be fashioned from two plain white or colored napkins of crape paper They should be about twelve inches wide and from twenty four to twenty six inches long. Between them is plac- ed sheet or two of fine cotton batting delicately scented with rose or violet and the edges are bound with ribbon to match the decora tions to be painted or stamped on the paper. If red roses are painted in water color, then red satin ribbon is used, while if punches of violets are put in the border blue rib bon is sewed to the edges, or, with chrysanthemums, yellow ribbon, When both sides are decorated fold the napkins once, sew the corners of one end together and fasten with one or two dainty bows of baby ribbon of q shade to match that used on the edges. Then fold one corner of the other end bring it down to the bottom and fasten in place. Put on one or two bows like those at the top and the holder is com plete The one side turned over makes it easier to slip the veils into place and shows the one on top, so that the wo, man who goes to get veil can readily see the color
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-23

tall. SAe is intimately familiar with the construction. purpose and opera tion of every one of the hundreds of parts of a locomotive or dynamo. She discusses them fluently and auihorita- lively. The keenest mechanician is un- able to coHfound her once she has made a study of l particular device.
 The triumph of her career as q law yer came ill the supreme court of the United States in 1903 in q suit involv- ing the rights ill q packing for journals used in axle boxes on railroad equip ments. The inventor had spent three years. from 1887, the year the patent vas issued, until 1900, trying to induce the railroads to use his packing. In 1900 ha died and left his patent to his widow, who had no other means of support. She licensed the patent to a big supply company with capital of 5000, 600. the company agreeing to pay her minimum royalty of SS,0O0 year. The company fulfilled it's con tract for a time and then cancelled the license and refused to pay the royalty
 Choosing Miss King as her attorney the widow brought suit against the company. Opposed to the Chicago wo- man as counsel were several of the most brilliant lawyers, aided by high priced experts. The case was carried through to the federal supreme court, and in 1908 Miss King won her case. The result was the annihilation of the big corporation, which went out of busi- ness entirely.
 In this case were involved some very fine technical distinctions as well as legal principles. Miss King was mas ter of them all, and her argument was one of the most lucid, forcible and con- prehensve of the kind ever delivered in the nations highest tribunal. Since that victory Miss Kings practice has grown by leaps and bounds, especially as it relates to anything in the way of railway equipment.-NewY York Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-23
FATE HARSH TO WOMAN OF l0f
Sees Old Homestead Burned and Fa
 vorite GrandchiId Fall Dead.

Bridgeport Conn.,, Feb. 22.-The hand of dsaste CT bore heavily on Mrs. Deborah Silliman of Easton, he old est woman in Connecticut. On the eve Of her one hundred and sixth birthday, which was to have been celebrated with a family gathering, she saw the homestead in which she was bern and married destr0yed | by flames, and her flvorite grandchild, Charles F. Sill;man, carried dead from the yard of his home to the home of his brother, Frederick Sill man. where tie aged woman lives
 Nr. Sillilaan died as the result of eEfausti2g work performed in fight i.l the flames. which We're consuming The helsc in which members of his family had been born fer many generations. lie was at the head of q bucket brigade when he staggered and fell, dy ng almost immediately il the very room in which he was born.