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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-11
RATE QUESTION
RESUMED TODAY D
Counsel to Enter Upon Another
Strenuous Week Before the
Corporation Commission.
Mr.. PLANT THE r: K: WITNESS me
He Will CO on. Again, and When
Mr.. Thorn Finishes Mr.. Brax-
ton Will Take Him.

I Z {. Z
8 The hearing before the state Corpor-
alton Commission on the freight rate
mater Will be resumed In the hall Of
tho House OF Delegates before the State
Corporation Commission at II o'clock this
morning, and Mr.. A. II. Plant comp
troller OF tho Southern Railway, Will
continue his testimony In chief.
Mr. Thorn will probably consume all
of to-day in the further direct exam
ination Of Mr.. Plant for his company,
and then the witness will be taken In
y hand by Mr.. Braxton on cross -examina-
ton for the State.
Judging from tho progress heretofore
made, Mr.. Brnxton will hold Mr.. Plant
for at least day, II not more, and
even tho investigation. 30 far as the
Southern is concerned. will be long drawn
out, and there arc nine other companies
! cited to appear and made answer on the
questions involved.
"a Mr. L. Green, another high official OF
the Southern Railway, Is the next Wit
ness scheduled to take the stand after
Mr.. Plant, and the inquiry. 30 far as
4 It relates to this particular company,
may extend beyond this week.
Meanwhile, lawyers and witnesses for
other roads are attending the sessions
OF the commission daily. and are getting
; the benefit OF Mr.. Thoms very able con-
tentions on the part OF the Southern. IN
particular regarding freight rates. ana ~
other railroads in general, for he is
looked ueon as making the leading fight
for the companies.
The State, on tho one hand. and the
companies, upon the other. could not
have chosen more wisely than In select-
ing Messrs. Braxton and Thorn. They
are, indeed. intellectual giants. and they
know the scheme OF railroad law from
the ground up.
Know Each Others Ways.
a They are perfectly familiar with each
others side OF the great controversy.
and, when one propounds a question TO
witness, the other knows al about It's
significance.
no man can safely conjecture when
the inquiry will end, and there are some
who express the belief that 1t may last
nearly, II not until, Christmas. The
heat in the hall OF the House IL almost
unbearable, and there has been talk OF
adjourning to Lexington or to Wytheville
when the Court OF Appeals shall end Its
session at the latter place. Attorneys
do not take kindly to Wytheyille, be-
cause OF Its inaccesslDility. but good
many Of them would gladly agree to SO
TO Lexington during the heated term
The members OF the commission ascend
the bench daily with big palm leaf fans.
which they tring into vigorous play.
while BALM Williams is kept busy fur
nIshinR ice water to the court. attorneys,
4 witnesses and others
The inquiry, coming at this time, Is
really a very trying ordeal. and all par
ties in Interest Will be glad when It "a
over.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-11

The conference report on the state
hood bill will be taken up In the United.
states senate tomorrow No opposition
to consideration is anticipated. fabutathere
is .a prospect OF animated discussion or
the report on its merits, and sundouDt-s
edly considerable time will be required
for the determination Of the, question
Senator Foraker will lead fight to pre-
vent agreeing to the committee report.
The business Of the week will begin to-
day was the presentation OF the majors
ity reports Of the Committees on Privlrs
lcges and Elections on the case 81 Sena-}
tor Smoot, but the further consideration
Of that matter will be deferred Tor q
time. and the Senate will continue the
consideration of the appropriation bills.
OF these only the diplomatic appropria-
ton bill Is now ready for consideration.
1t will be taken up Monday.
Panama Canal.
The Panama sea-level canal bill also
will be discussed MS opportunity offers.
and will be pressed to a vote MS speedily
as possible. lis not expected that the
conference report on the ratio bill Will
again reach the Senate In time, for fur
Their discussion during the week,
The sundry civil appropriation bill stu
has the right of way. and II uninter-
rupted viii be, passed by Thursday The
District of Columbia appropriation bill
has the right to Monday under the rules.
but effctts are being made to sdetrack,
this order in favor of the sundry civil
BILL AS the railroad rate bill will have
to- be considered in the House before q
second conference can be had, 1t is plan
ned to make this the first business Mon
day,
Tho omnibus public building bill, carry
| Ing authorizations for public buildings
be brought In and passed under q special
rule as soon MS the sundry civu Dill mas
been sent to the Senate
Meat Inspection.
The pure food bill will be brought for
ward next to be laid aside for the taking
up of conference reports.
One Of the early actions OF the week
will be the consideration OF the agrlcul-
tural bill with Its inspection amendment,
The plan Is to get this bill into confer-
ence at the earliest possible moment
The committee will take UP the Beveridse
amendment to-day, and II possible BRING
In a report to the House on that Or the
next day. A motion will be made to
disagree to all OF the Senate amends
ment. including tho bec1 inspection pro,
Vision, and ask the Senate for con-
ference.
The statehood conference report, like
wise, which IL to he taken UP by the
Senate. will furnish tho business for the
HOUSE as sooD as sent over,
Coal Investigation.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
ywlll continue It's Investigations of the
methods Of the coal carrying and oil
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LARGE TRUNK LINE n
SYSTEM Is FORMED
INV Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-The North
American tomorrow will say that a prop-
osition is understood to have been put in
tentative shape within the last few days
to have the Pennsylvania Railroad sell Its
holdings OF Baltimore and Ohio stock
to the philadelphia and Reading Railway
Company. 1t Is proposed to establish an
independent trunk line system by COM
bining the Baltimore and Ohio, Philn-
delpha and Reading, and the Jersey
Central Railroad In ono company. This
would make a railroad system connecting
all the, large cities Of the United States.
from New York, Philadelphia and Ball
ltimore, on the Atlantic seaboard. to CHI
cago and st, Louis. In the West.
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mn. POLLOCK |. 0 ) MAY \. Be
THEIR ATTORNEY.
Councilman from Madison Likely
to Represent Election
Officers.

From what can be gathered from re-
liable sources. 1t may be stated as not
at, all unlikely that Councilman Gilbert
*. Pollock, Of Mndison Ward, will repre-
sent the three election officers from JEFF
ferPon Ward. who were recently indicted
by: the grand jury for alleged fraud in
the conduct aof the primary on April
26th at3theSFirss Precinct
Willis Mr. Pollock mas not been actually
engaged 1t Is known that he has been
consulted on the subject, and when seen
with regard to 1t last night. he said the
arrangement had not been communicated
though he had been approached. a
The cases will come up on the Sd of
July and will then be set for the July
term. 4 Il
81 Meanwhile, Messrs. Steiner, Michaels
and Cohen are out on bail for their APP!
pearance on that day.
Their bondsmen are Messrs. c.. Man
ming and W. P. Leaman. tf x,
The prosecution will be conducted by
Mr.. Minetree Folkes. Commonwealth's
attorney. and there may be more tha nan
ono lawyer for the defense.
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THINGS THAT THE WORLD
WILL BE DOING THIS WEEK
Congress 10 Be Busy With Many Matters, Includir
Much Discussed Meat Inspection Amendment.
Coal Inquiry to Be Continued.

carrying railways, holding sessions IN
Washington on Monday, in Philadelphia
on Tuesday, and proceeding to Cleve-
land on Thursday.
NY During this week Great Britain will
begin series Of elaborate naval
nlanouvres. The object OF tho play OF
war, in which sa5 iwarships OF various
types will be engaged is to test the
efficiency OF the new admiralty plans fog
the protection of British commerce. and
the defense Of the sea coast.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-11
PERSONALS and Briefs,

MIS-. Walter f. Cheatham and chil-
dren, OF No. $500 Floyd Avenue, left last
night over the Chesapeake and Ohio
road for Louisville, Ky, 70 visit her
Mr.. and Mrs. q, l.. Morris left last
night for Louisville, KY. to visit Mrs.
Lister and Mrs. G. H. Hamilton. They
viii be away all summer.
Mrs. Jack Rowe ia very III at her resi-
dence, No.. lo0 South First Street.,
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IATTEMPT TO EXPLODE
BOMB OVER A MANHOLE
lIBy Associated Press.)

Il NEW YORK, June 1o,--An attempt was
made tonight to explode a bomb IN q
man-hole Of the 1nterurban Rapid Transit
Company, in front of the power-house
al East seventy-fourth Street, which fur-
nishes current to the subway. One man..
Joseph Bartky, twenty-five years OF age,
was arrested, the police say. rs he was
about TO light the fuse OF the bomb as
II lay on the man-hole cover. Two com-
pan!ons escaped. b h
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Destructive Tornado.
fRv Associated Press,

| DEWEY, I. T., June l0.-A tornado
last night demolished several hounNs and
wrecked two hundred oil derricks, Gauss
ing d loss OF $4,000. In the destruction
Of the home of Charles Ishelman, Mrs.
], j, Knowles. OF Los Angeles. was
killed, and her daughter, Mrs. Ishelman.
was seriously injured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-11
PRESIDENTS UNCLE
Is EXTREMElY!LL
(By Associated Press

NEW YORK, June lo.-Robert B.
Roosevelt, Uncle Of the President. is very
i'll at his country home, Lotus Lake,
sayille, Il. i. He is sel 1nty-seyen years
old and anxiety is felt by his relatives.
In President Cleyeland's frat adminis-
tratlon Mr., Roosevelt was appointed
minister to the Netherlands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-11
Chief Of Police Killed.
(By / Associated Press

BIELOsTOCK, RUSSIA, June l0-Chief
of Police Derkatchofr, against whose life
several attempts had been made. was shot
and killed to-day by several unknown
persons, while he was out driving, his
coachman was severely wounded At the
same time the secret police were at
tackled in another portion OF the town,
enc Of them being wounded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-11
LARGE NATALIAN FORCE
BEATEN Blythe ENGLISH
NV Associated Press,)

< DURHAM, NATAL, June 1o.-Natalian
forces under Colonies McKepzie and
Barkey have had q severe fight with
rebels In the. Meme valley, Inc rGpsls
including the Important chief, Mehloka-
lulu. The Natallans lost Captain Mac;
Fariane, Of the Transyaal Rifles. and
lieutenant Marsden, Killed. and several :. r.
Chief Bambaata WAS wounded N the
Tha rebels fed, demoral!zed..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-11
,onncement OF the reunion luncheon to-
morrow afternoon in Murphy's Hotel An

morrow morrow afternoon in Murphy's Hotel An IN
mex. ~, y go ~
desire TO state that the dinner will be
omen to all former students OF the COL
ilege. regardless OF Whether they are Hfi
graduates OF the institution or NO! AZ AZ
not 4 members, who wish to attend: are
requested req to notify Dr.. II. II; Levy,
president or DR.. r. H. Pitt to-day, an ud
10 be at the banquet chamber at l:So
p. N. tomorrow. when dinner cares
may be had paymenf o. fne to
bers are notified through the press OF
the time and place OF the LUNCHEON ano
are expected to be present II pos snda
its luncheon tomorrow. has no official
connection with the Richmond Chapter OF
Alumni OF which Major Csourtney y
president and Mr.. G.. NJ. Dean is secre-
do do mot entitle an alumnus to the pri W.
leges OF the other organization.
May Choose Dr.. Ryland.
For thu position Of professor OF .chen31s-
try in the college. now held sy pr.
James Whitfield. It Is unde q $1,000 e snn
OF Dr.. Charles H. Ryland, treasurer OF
the college. has been put forwa e rop og
influences are being brought 70 eenTu o,
to install this son OF the college among
ia corps OF teachers. and It Ms thought
he Will be finally elected. Dr. Whithela
is also an alumnus Of the col!eg Gan ana y
Els election to mi the vacancy caused
Nv the resignation OF Professor Hunter
was, according to an invar!ap!e RUE q
the trustees for the unexplrea TERM ~
ono year. He has Gwen eminent Hellt sa a T'
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+ Vaudeville and Moving Pictures at For
est HILL Park every evening.
THE RIGHT ROAD TO BUFFALO
&LiTHlA SPRINGS. VA SOUTH.

ERN RAILWAY.
On and after June 18TH leave Rich-
mond 700 A.,M.. due Chase City l0:tl A.
NJ, Buffalo Lithia Springs 1885 noon,
Convenient schedules returning, Excur-
sion tickets now or sale.
s1e75, L LOUISVILLE & RETURN, sle.75.
VIA tcHESAPEAkE g OHIO RY,
HOMECOMING WEEK FOR KEN
A}TUCkIAkS.
Tickets sold. Juna eth, 10th. 18th, and
l2th limit June ed; extension by deposs,
arranged to July 2Si. Side hip excursion
tickets from Louisville to all Kentucky
points at hall gate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-24
Notice of Special Stockholders Meet
ing of the Baxter, Straw G. Storrs
Construction Company.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
the stockholders of the Baxter. Straw &
StOrrs Construction company, a corpora
zion organized under the laws of the state
of Utah. that a special meeting of the
stockholders of said company has been
called and will be held at the office of the
company. 400 d. f. WIker block, Salt
Lake City. Utah. on Saturday the Sth
day of December, 1896. at o'clock p. m,
for the purpose Of taking action upon the
following proposed amendments to the
Articles of Incorporation of said COM
pany:
/ To amend Article VIII of the Ar
ficles of Incorporation so as to increase
the capital stock of said company from
500. OO0O0 to S200.00000. to be divided into
200 shares of the par value of $4,000 per
share
> To amend Article VIII of said Ar
ftcles of Incorporation so as to provide
that the treasurer Of the corporation may
ar may not be a director of the corpora
Won. at the option of the board of di-
.ectOrs.
REED SAIOOT.
President.
II. L. CUMMINGS,
Secretary.
Baxter. Straw & Storrs Construction co.
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah. Nov.
H. 1906.
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Notice of Special Meeting of the
Stockholders of the Castro
Crecian MINING Company.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT \
sneciaI meeting Of the stockholders of
the Castro Grecian Mining Company. of
Salt Lake City, Utah. will be held at the
office of said Company. 500 Tribune Build
fnC No 40 South Main Street. Salt Lake
civ Utah. on Wednesday, the 18th tav of
December. A d. 1906. at ten O'Clock a
Said meeting is called for the purposes
following:
First: FOR lhe eiecuon OF a
heard of directors OF said COMPANY in
that the annual meeting for the election Of
said officers for the year 1906 was NOT
called and held as provided for by the ar
ticles of incorporation Of said company.
Second: For the purpose of authorizing
and empowering the board of directors of
said Company, to be at said meeting elect
ed. 10 mortgage the company's mining
properties in Bingham, Salt Lake County,
Utah known as the Castro Group upon
such terms and conditions as said board
of directors shall in their wisdom deem
proper. for a sum of money sufficient to
pay and fully satisfy all the existing OBJ
legations of the company. and 10 provide
further means for future development.
and TO do all things necessary and Incl
dent in the premises.
Third: For the purpose OF transacting
such other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
Dated: Salt Lake City. Utah, Nov. 10th,
l.. C. MOORE,
Secretary.
Castro Grecian Mining Company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-24
TRACTION COMP ANY IN LUCK
F. L. Morse. Formerly in Charge of
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, New
SUPERINTENDENT.

Announcement was made yesterdy by
the Utah Light < Railway officials that
Z. l.. Morse OF New York will be the
new superintendent of the Salt Lake street
railway lines and will arrive here about
Dec 10 Mr. Morse has had an extended
experience in steam and electric railway
management His steam railway service
includes service in the operating depart
nlent and for some time he was super
intendent of the electric lines of the
III. okly-n Rapid Transit company, one of
The largest systems in existence In this
capacity he had charge Of traffic on the
Brooklyn bridge. about the most difficult
transporta ton problem in this country
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-24
SCAVENGERS.

SALT LAKE sCAvENGER co. Office
Atlas Block basement. Tel $50.
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DELINQUENT Notice.

MAYFLOWER MINING COMPANY.
Principal place Of business, SAT Lake
City, Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
Assessment No. 10 of one-fOurth ca cent
per share levied on the 4th day of Oct.
1906 the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders, as
follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-24

And In aCCOrOance VIII law dIlu an OF
der of the Board of Directors made on the
an day of Oct, 1906, so many shares of
each parcel of stock as may be necessary
will be sold at public auction at the office
of the secretary. at AIS Tribune Bldg. Salt
Lake City. Utah. on the LIST day of Dec.
1905 at 2 o'clock p. M, to pay the delin-
quent assessment thereon, together with
the costs of advertising and expense OF
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Secretary
First publication Nov. a. 1906.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-24

PLUMBING AND HEATING.
ID. ". JAMES & co. plumbing. steam
and not water contractors. 32l State ST.
Phone $40.
JAMES ]. FARRELL. SS5 South MAR
street Phone 1205-K
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-24
WANTED.

A HOME. 4 to 6 rooms. will trade tirst-
class commercial stock. Owners ohlH- Au-
dress lock box 1915. city.
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Pneumonia Follows a Cold

But never follows the use of Foley's
Honey and Tar. IL stops the cough
heals and strengthens the lungs and
prevents pneumonia. F. J. Hill Drug
Co. ",rhe never substitutors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-24
AN OPPORTUNITY THAT WILL NOT
LAST

We have taken the Eyler interest IN
LAKE BREEZE SUBDIVISION, the fin
est property west of Jordan river; fine
SOIL high ground. large shade trees, irTi-
cation water. and domestic water from
artesian supply. Streets graded and many
fine improvements. Will push this prop
erty off for half its value. as we wish
to close out this entire property in 80
days. Beautiful lots $40 to 500 each; so
cash, s. per month. 6 per cent interest.
The Inter-U Urban Electric Road will pass
within on block of Lake Breeze, an II
is rumored that the old Garfield line will
be electrified.
Get into the saving habit. and do II
now An investment in these lots now
will double your money and get you
started
Hubbard Investment Co 7s West I'd
South. Both phones ia. Or H l. Eyer
on the ground.
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EDUCATIONAL.

GATRELL's Unique S {fhO0ar Of bu SdG5s
hsn nd and a. d Typewriting. Hoop-- ou..-----
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

c. f. W. BOWERS. diamonds. watches
and ieWelry; old gold bought and eX-
changed as South Main street
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ARCHITECTS.

NECKLENBURG, ARCHITECT AND
cfTPT moved to new apartment, Sd floor
Alias block. Independent No. %.
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First publication Nov. IA. 1sos-
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VISITING CARDS.
MEDICAL.

PILES removed without knife DR.
Johnson, Specialist, 25s1a So. Main st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
Stowe & Palmer ad.. last page

SIZE STOWE q TaIIIItT du-, IdsI p6ge-
HAVE the sole right in Salt Lake
county for the best selling household ar
ticle ever invented Positively no cOmpe-
tition: a mOney-maker indeed Want men
of smaller or larger means to invest in
town or whole county rights. Right now
YOU can reap a harvest Address. Box Z16,
CITY.
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HAY, GRAIN AND COAL.

HARVEY 81 CO. ITO West South Tel
pie. Ben phone 1927; Ind. 1914
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COMPUTING SCALES.

NEW and second hand Daytons; slight
price 232 W Cd So.
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CLEANING AID FUMIGATING.

CARPETS and rugs thoroughly reno
waited; houses fumigated and cleaned
wonderful dustless method. Ctah san; sam
tarv House Cleaning Co., III So. w Tenn
pie. Phones 800.
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HOTELS.
WALL PAPER CLEANING.

NATIONAL House Cleaning
80 East First South street
KAPLAN House Cleaning Co; rooiI 10th
and up: satisfaction guarah'
phones 1866 Y.
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LARGE hot blast heating stove, as good
as new % L. First So.
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CLOTHING.

SPECIAL clothing sale. 800 suits 3O1
raincoats and overcoats, latest styles. best
makes Your choice 5000. The Hub, 30 f.
LIST So.
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SAFES.

NEW ard secondhand: cash, trade or
time Sorensen-Stoutt Co, sole agents
for the Old Reliable Halls Safe Be
ware of mutations Office. | y L Furni-
ture Store. IS z. I'd 5
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

NIILL1 IUTIIlsIItU UIOIVIII IUVIIIs VI -
board. for two gentlemen. 49, South 20
East.
IN a modern house, all conveniences.
/ reasonable. 3iS So. Sd +. Phone 342l-Y Bell.
PLEASANT front room and board in
/ private family. 1924 T.. 18th So.
ROOM with or without board Ind.
nhCne 1872
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-24

M ULMER & SON. office 525 Dooiy
bldg. Salt Lake City Phone, Ind As.
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

STOVES. ranges and furnaces repaired;
castings at wholesale or retail 22 State
Western Foundry K Stove Repairs Works
Phones 1874 Y.
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LOOK THIS UP.

WHEN you buy or sell property,
Keep in mind the fact that
We make correct abstracts.
Guaranteed against all errors in title.
Examine titles.
Attend TO all details OF purchase or sale.
The Homer Abstract Co,
Cor Main & 1st So. Under DeseTet bank
SEE Stowe & Palmer ad., last page.
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PERSONAL.

CONSULTATION and advice free. Col
lections damage suits. divorces. probate
business promptly attended to and with
dispatch Call or write to John J. Wallace
e. Co top floor d F.. Walker BLDG.
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MACHINERY.

PULLEYS, shafting, hangers, engines
boilers. tables. hoists, gasoline engines
compressors, motors and pipe j. NJ
Sven. 336 South Third West.
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YOUR Moneys Worth

Is guaranteed If you buy your furs at
Mehesy's. Knutsford.