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Oatmeal Gems-Put into a bowl one
pint of cooked oatmeal and add to it
half a teaspoonful Of salt and the yolk
of an egg; mix and add half a cupful
each of boiling water and milk. cup
full of whole wheat or white flour and
a rounding teaspoonful of baking pow
er. Beat well for two minutes and
add the white of the egg. Bake in
creased gem pans for half an hour In
a hot oven.
Corn PuddIng-One pint OF grated
corn, one cup Of rich milk. three eggs,
whites and yolks beaten separately
one tablespoonful Of sugar, one tea
spoon of salt, one tablespoon Of melted
butter Stir in whites OF eggs just be-
fore putting in oven. Bake in mod
crate oven about 45 minutes.
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Maurice ZelechoWer
HIGH GRADE CALENDARS and
NOVELTIES
900 West Polk Street CHICAGO.
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ONE DAYS MENU.

ONE DAYS MENU.
BREAKFAST.
Apples. Cereal.
Fried Oysters.
Coffee. Oatmeal Gems
LUNCHEON.
Sliced Tongue Corn Pudding.
Apple and Nut Salad.
Sponge Cake. Tea.
DINNER.
White Soup.
Boiled Salmon. Green Peas
Sweet Potatoes.
Coffee Lemon Pie.
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CTo be Continued.)
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Very truly yours.
The Dickinson press., 1907-05-11
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department Of the Inferior, United States
"A sufhcient CONTEXT sfidAyit having been hled
10 this ONCE By William ,Pfrennierss Saltwater
Homestead estry Nd. Nsil, Bismsick. sries;
made Oct.% 3lst, 1903, for southwest quarter
tswk), rec. Is. twp. 1888, r. 90, BY Ella N.
Yea!eer contestee. in which y Is alleged, that
Of maintained hor residence upon said land,
that she has Wholly abandoned same and
six months past; that she has never settled
cultivated or improved said land q: required BY
pear, respond and offer evidence touching said
allegation at 10 o'clock 2. m. on june 20, 1901,
before AL: Sheldon, U. 9. Commissioner at
Saltwater, bowmsn County, Nd, and that
final hearing will. DO held.a at 10 o'clock s.m; on
June 20, 1901, before the Register and Receiver
At the United States Land Once in Dtckin:
The said contestant having, in q proper an.
davlt, fled April 90: 1927. cot forth facts Which
of this notice can not be made, 4. is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice be given
BY due and proper publication. Z
5.11-5t s. N. FERRIS, Register. !
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CONTEXT NOTICE.

Department Of: the Interior. United States
Land once. Dickinson, N: D.. April 10: 1907.
: .Aisnf1cisnt affidavit having been filed In this
office BY Ole 3. yshr, sen,estant, against
1905, for tie: mex seo. H. twp. 1927. IS, BY
Hans EricksQn. contestee, in which 70" IL
.doned said land; has never at any time eetab.
,lished bis bona nde residence on said land !;
;;that he 10 not res!di9g on or enluvating the
same as reqAtred BY law; that sald dSfanit has
existed for more than six months prior to the
18th day Of January, 1901. endtdoss now. exist;
and that the eaidi alleged absence from the said
land wss not due to any mploymentin the q.
{: ermy, nayy or marine eorps. IN time
appear. respond and ole evidence touching
sad allegation at 70 o'clock 9; =. on June g.
WSiiied 11 st.ses IL Isn nss 6tses in ND 1,o dsGsape. n n. b. 5.
The mid Contestant having. In 9 proper am /
dlayit, aled April u, 1927. cot forth. facts which
how that after due diligence personal service
Of this notice can not Be made, Il 10 hereby
ordered and directed that such notice be given
BY due and proper publication.
la05t 6. II. FERRIS, Register.
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NOTICE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TRACT.

Dickinson, N. D., Land Office, April 30, 1907.
the se co%m II aSeses o stsd%; densialsIsn oaHces,
under provisions of the actsoksIongfess. ag:
proved June q, 1908, Pnblias.NossS 3os.. we will
offer at public saleyto the ffhsst: bidder; ct 10
1907, at this ofice, the following tract of land.
to.wit: ne Y Of nwA and lotT;sectioni 80, town
ship 131 and range o. .@2a
described. land arc dvised5o,1 le their claims,
or objections, on or bat6fas the day above
designated for sslea Sss..sas !.
5-4-et SIN. FERRisS bhsgister; . 8:
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NEWS.

j. Pettis has.moved into his newhousxe:
F. H. Lindsey has beenshusysth The past
week delivering fruit t &: ! 8 s sssSssSs
Mrs. II. Fleek is spending with:
Mr.. andlMrs. R. MURPHY. Il
Joseph Cuskelly came out to the ranch
last week for a:few days recreation.
Mrs. Joseph Reamsssand four daugh-
tiers came out from MiiAnssaptzssllasat= faH-
day. ssssstssss.s aasss
Jim Hayes has filed on 81 shomesssfaad
and has gone back to Wteiasastaeyge e!s his
family. =
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson left Tues.
day for ST. Paul, where Mrs. Johnson
will have her eyes treatedssassss,sssss:,ss
John jennings from Wsssssas1klinn
arriyed!last week andsswillsspend the
summer in this locality. for the benefit of
his health.
Mrs. Joseph Reams is seriously id at
the home Of Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bee. Everything ppssIhaeesisssGgeesKsaone
for the comfort Of thsse
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Please Take Notice.

Office 81 the Judge Of the County Court. In
and for Stark County. North Dakota.
ne much sssGpits 2 En- nq INT ,o e ;m :. II scs
been returned TO this ofice.sI again publish
the following notice and very much desire
that all would take heed, and promptly return
sall licences and certificates. l.have made 1t
q practice for the convenience OF all, to en-
close each license Issued from this once. In
an envelope addressed to this ONCE. %
Notice to all persons authorized BY. law to
asolemnize marriagesfHithin this state:
II would again call your attention to the law
relating to marTi9geS As the same appears. in
Hction. No. 90l3 q the laws Of 1895 and Section
Which read IS follows:
Every person who being authofd1edlaw toby
,solemn11e marriages within this state: either:
-. Joins any person In marriage before the
license prescribed by law, therefore Is pro-
. ~ Z Fails st to execute Ss: aypssscrbed by law the
,,%c e & sny meFEi,ss solsmnlsed p him
"a Neglects forthirty days after Joining In
marriage the persons nameadns such learea,
TO return s1ohsNcan1s MISREPRESENTATION
sis snilt y 81 Il 4esnor. snd upon. cdasiss
than sfty sndH3& {ceedins. I've hundred dol
s JOIN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Court in and
81 VI .fOr1txfk County; No. Oak.
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HOMESTEAD NOTICE.

Dickinson, n. D., April III, 1907. o"0e
Notice 10 hereby given that John d. Clark of
OF New England, N: D.. has died notice Of bis
port Of his claim, Wig: Homestead Entry No.
1000. made Sept. 20, 1901. for the az SEX and
sh swA sec; q, twp; 1856 n, r. s8 W, and that
and Receiver at Dickinson, N. D., on May 30.
He names the following witnesses to prove
Of, the land, viz:- G. c. Mead and E. =. Cool
Of New England, N. D., and E. l.. Jones and
D: W Mckenzie of Dickinson. N. ID,
f208t s. NJ. FERRIS, Register,
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~CoxMUTAT1oN PROOF.

D| sii!Rs.,%i ! g. s, All ss;1i, 3. s;S7. Land once At
Notice IN hereby xtSsn that Ole Mtkk.l.
s soa Of - AsE Ens,!ssa, n. D. e. alsd
tHstion prqSlIiin .aEpart Of his claim, VI:
Homesteadtshtry N6.5e88, made March 10, i906,
Tor ne g nosthwest 4sarter Of sec: y, twp. isi,,
the Register and Receiver at Dickinson: n.
10 nsmss lie foiiESsvsiing Witnesses to Prov
Of, the land, viz: Conrad Hansen, Adoiph
Jacob.3n. Edwin o. .Ytreby, George F. Clark,
all Of New England, N. d.
A.27-6t : 9. y. FERRIS. ReziatAe.
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oRDERsWH.AT
NEED


The Pass VII. have next week the
Acknowledgement 65fssathifssssm1aiBS1hodwinnK
new counties, new towns, new post.
Offices. new railroads and railroad SUR
veys. In short. just the map land men
and everybody else can use.
The first consignmsntswill. arrive by
express and the PREsSsb booking orders,
which will be printed sndsssehf obi In
order received. ~ ss:asss4ss:ssSssM
-, s MAP PRICES. ! 4 4 4
Single copies a. ~ !. : I'D
8 copies &. s.. ~ 30
1sdozen...... ...... :s.ss..I -. rs
- ,g.g$s Without arm With firm card
o tsss soo......@ 9 90
o0..sss. . =. .sss:44es3 w 2 w
1000 ieo'::: :::::::: IS %: q IS 90 90
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CITATION HEARING PETITION FOR APP.
POlNTMENT OF GUARDIAN.

Fo1NTMENTf OF a stiisDE soh ar
State Of North Dskota,l
County Of Stark.
In County Court, before Hon. ]. van der Las,
In the matter of the guardianship of wilhelm
zaeke, Frederick Zaske. Emelia Zaske; Herman
Isske and Albert Zaske, minors.
wilhelm zssie, Fredrick Citation hearing
Zaeke, Emelia Zaske, petition %orappoinf.
h hs,, Zaske, and AL ment Of guardian
Respondents.j
The state of North Dakota to the above.
named respondents. Wilhelm Zaske, Fredrick
Zaske; Emelts Zaske. Herman Zsskc and al.
You. and each Of you. are hereby notified that
Bertha Hnske. the petitioner herein, has died in
this court her petition, praying that letters of
sonra'snssip q he psr.ons and estates q Will
Herman Zaske and Albert Zaske, minor children,
OF Carl +. Ze.ke, late of the county Of Renvilie,
and state of Minnesota, deceased, be granted tO
hertha huske Of the p. o: Of Rock Spring in
heard and duly considered BY this court. on
Monday. the 3rd day Of June, 1907, att O'Clock
IN the forenoon of that day, at the court rooms
81 so OF S fGcEf, in the con SHHn ~ S sSuIt h nDs in the
North Dakota. and you and each Of you, are
nere9y cited t9 BE- and appear before this court
At sold time: md plaea: and@ensver said petit
prayer of eaid petition should not be granted.
By the Court: w -
no,o, -. Sades q The County Court.
s ~ S99s sef;issss IN sa tas Dickinson Press 'nd per
At say 81 I'D IMAM, DER LAS. Judge.
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FAYETIEs4lE4l8

We are:greatly5su.eN
would .stoop9 soslow as t6sS8ANSaaus
j and ltoisf them OFF nssWsS a
regular PiREsss correfpo LENT That
such: items were publisher ri ahs sFay:
cite news last week v areeysty sorry.
Iflvasta loM .contemptiblsrisce q. busi..
nfs1sonsAsr tofihese nder, who d
;vlhefSasafl fBa.Iysthss 4sisjsa sjjokss,'
'T,oseyefa 66dayelssSi appears. likssa \ n.
taEsd4IlKsaIiiaA alt ssmentonsd
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Ranch for Sale

Consisting: of 100 acres, fnegbottom
land, growing alfalfa and timothy, with
good house, sheds, c%orrals, etc. 600
thoroughbred cattle; IS horses.
Surrounding lands especially adapted
tograzing and free from settlers. Ranch
located on running streams miles. from
town. u
Best ranching proposition in the coul,:
try, and offered for 90 days only. I'm:
quire of 4y2ostf
EVERETT REAL ESTATE & LoANaEe.
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NOTICE FOR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/. - --.st- TRACT. H. ~

Dickinson, N. D., Land Office, April 80, 1907:
Notice is hereby given that ae directed by
under provisions Of The act of Congress ap..
proved June q, 1905. Pablic No. 500, We will
offer a. publiet sale 70. the highest bidder, at
next, at this once. the following tract Of land,
to.wit: nv Of neh:of. section II. ttownehip 100,
range 9S. ~ r.
,describediand are advised to. hle their claims.
or objections, on or before the day above des.
ignated for sale.
,b4.6t s.. NJ. FERRIS. Register.
e w. A. HCCLURE. Receiver i;
The Dickinson press., 1907-05-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-

Department Of the Interior. Land Office at
Notice 70 hereby given that Rsynus II. Rutter
Of Y1ie. North Datots. has fled notice Of bis
mention to make Anal Communication proof
~ ~ support OF his claim, Wig: Homestead Entry
No. 26l1 made March IS, 1905. for Tho IL
neA and lots and 2, section Q, township ISL H.,
tange l% ", and that said proof will be made
Ser0re =. L: Sheldon, u. 8. Commissioner, at
saltwater, N; D.: % June 20, 1907.
Ne names the following witnesees to prove
nis continuouer residence upon and cultivation
~, Nordahl Rude. all of Yuie, n. D., and
william Houston of Saltwater. N, ~.
s-1''ot 8. NJ. FERRIS, Register,
The Dickinson press., 1907-05-11
!. ROOF.

! Department Of the Inierior, Land OnseS-Sf
Dickinson, N. D., April 28. 1901. -
Notice IL hereby given that Hanna A. Nelson
OF Horswili, n. D., has filed notice Of his inten.
ton tQmakepAnxi comHutstions propfs IN sup
port Of his claim. Viz: Homestesd Entry No.
-, made! March y. 1905 for the ssek. sec.96,
twp. 1M n, 7. 8 Z, and that said proof will 70
made before the Register and Rscsiver ct Dick-
ngoH forth Dakota, on june Q; 1901, *s
Z HasnAme the following wttnossssf to provo
OF tho 4and, Viz: Mors Nelson, Sam Huffman.
Arthur Avery, al of Horswill, N. D., and
s sA9spst N:!Epa # aga Il. 4 ht E Register.
The Dickinson press., 1907-05-11
INK s'E
! D.sfspssen called ii = ranehess
last Saturday. 10 - "a u

|ssssss ssst(lE Ceffk
D.Kassel called atthx: III ranches
Ian Saturday. &C .
s Darius nlmst.ad Is around viii his
Ea.sessmentbook..
rsassssss
~ J., Y. s.a.aEzaSskGes ss's ,.l ~
- - ' rs "a 1885, stsss -
Robert gp and
George Watt4as1 Sunday.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

pl H;Rs,ss.sa. Z. s s.. IL &pl 5%R, I, Isl. Land oases at
Of Wheston, Mimi, has fled notice Of his in
tentioa to. make aasa aye-year proof,
claim, Wig: Homestead Entry No. eibS, made
October 5. 1905. for the ew4 sec. n, twp. $780,, =.
:e5, and that said proof viii be. made before
the Register and Receiver at Dickinson. h, d.,
on Nsy %, 1901.
j He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
ii. Covsrt, .willIam,A. Warner and Daniel G.
.Terpena, al Of Wheaton, MINI.
ill8.6t 8. II. FERRIS. Register.
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CONTINUATION PROOF.

D4partment q tho Intstior,4 Land Once at
Neas: ~ sisSyFssiss Aatreoa i. c.dy,
intsntion t0amake 6nal coimatation proof in
.ssSs. .sds .Ap Ill: 70, isos, D Tor e. s s1N s Sc.
"a, twp. 1871 r. 80 ", andthat said proof will
be made before the Register and Receiver At
Dickinson. n. D.. .QnJnne2s, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous restdsnce upon and cultivation
Ct the land, viz: Arthur D. Cady, A. Clyde
Gady, John Loren. Oscar Nordell, ell Of New
4lfst 8. n; FERRIS. Register.
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own and will sell 500 acres s. AZ :
good land as there is in this; parrot
North Dakota, withinStwo miles of DE.
linson. 1t is in solid tract and will make
a splendid farm. This land Will
sold for n thirdAess than you cansbny
land, not as good, on any airline raSss
way north or south. H. c. BERRY. 3.otf
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Property for Sale

tIiwill sell my Barnes street property
consisting of furniture, crockery. store
and lot at a low figure. All goods in my
store are being sold at greatly reduced
prices l will make it an object sffer
some party who wants to come ihtb
possession of a we'll established hAei
mesa TO buy me out. THOMAS oUKRIAAssE
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Earm.fWSale

100 acres fenced ladd, ug fa1I
through it, geod -roomedA pusexa
well4stables.anad14 CORA. E~Ssryythhinasstt
,good;i onldiitiiytan1:.5 Place located, on DfekE
;inson road, I mAesfrom railroad, 3 miles
east efSouth. H eart. Mrs..J "a onaghaA,
South Heart. N: p pls:.S s zs ..s e. s !! s-ilii,aap
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Fos,.Sale

one section 81! aanimproved. land
bargain; s76o acres broken, house. ahN6.
we'll, windmill etc; Il. miles
southeast Of Dickinson. q
I2-8tf Joseph:Giel. +
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.CONTE9T ,NOTTCR.

!. Department. u Ire i%iheteiiior. United States
l, Office q Dickinson: y: 3,r Nay I, 1907,
in this office by Cornelius Williamr, contestant.
sgatnst homestead entry No. 1910. made May
n. D., for the northwest quarter (nwA) Of sec.
g. = twp. las, ree3, ". Of the sth r. n, by
that entryrnan has failed 70 establieh and
maintain : residence on said land a. required
by Law ; that be has not crested a house thereon
NOR cultivated tie same; but has totally
abandoned said land for more than Elk months
last past; all of which ~delinquences still exist,
And that said abse1eeaHsA not caused through
o oos e% 81 fSa Tsnft e Is ses ,.f q t;r navy =, o. marine
parties are hereby notiaed to appear. re.
ton ct 10 O'Clock q. 10. on July l,ipN. befoore
Land Office IN pickipsopsN. D.. at
The eaia contestant hev1ns, In . proper afR-
dsvit, eled. Nay :; 1so!,.set forth facts which
show that After due diligence utksonal service
Of this soticeS cannot be made, It il
erehy1rasredrl ba 1itsSsed- Chat such notice be
given By due and pr0peEpublieation.
bill 1t 6sA .EERRIS, ReHistof.
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Don't Go To- Roorhouse y.
Cation Dlckin,oasEpploymen Agea:
lcysNhHse you: can secure all kinds 81
work. Office. Lewis Lodging house.
West Willard g. ]. Y,tRAeAN, Mana.
ger, s. .. s 4-1s.,f
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FOR SALE
Registered Hereford Bul]l

Re9t8teFed Hereford 8e933
We have IS half brothers to Bonnie
Brae the grid No. 7o3,3l7, who WEIGHS
1870 lbs. and took 1st prize in the Senior
class of yearlings at the 1906 I~nternstt9Snl
al Stock show at Chicago. sssssS
ELFsTRoM & GEORGE
.5-4-9p 49,. oakdale, ND.
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land for Sale:

Quarterssec. . miles west sof Dickin.
son, miles from station; fenced; living
water; $lI per acre. MIS- A. BRAN1cKs
-DickinSons ! f (! 4t-6s;ltl
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Asgood,twell-bred stallion
la6-6p MAIDS JEsPRRsoN, Taylor. N. D.
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MElBY.:.

= 80 MeAss. .1-s.assx .
NJ. 1yersoh.,s family arrtyedsthis week.
There was = social dancsatA. clinE's
last riday. j;
A great big bear y 1.-The s~care$sof the
Aaa4lissshjefttossHsisaasi in Dickinson on, hsasi-4
ness4esallassv ~. n
Nj chapsmanp.aap South Dake.a Is
here u aabsulsiinssss. - 3. "a. RI
'eTemgBangsyisited his brother, John, at
il4allidayy astss]sndsysAsss,ssas.ss
CT. elbysyisitedsftdt aife
river the first Of The weelkS.:T.s:s
EssS. Boo troomisMSinnesapests, Minnn.,aaIIis
yasifssg his Ea1!aaaaalfen 15sur
s-sSSS ri !. 49, ~
$50 .ssAssSsSsss %
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OVER LINsLEY's BILLIARD
/. HALL. Barnes Street.. IS.
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n - JOdN u UG6 1lESe u
-a ss{orS txfl County: No OAK:
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YoxIsr1AD PROOF.

,s.o.M. 1ERRIs, Register.
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8. II; FERRIS. Register.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-15
Virginia News.

The Stanton anti-saloon committee
circulated petition yesterday and has
already procured the signstures of a
number of citizens, praying for a local
option election. 1t will require l56
signatures to get such an election, and
it now seems that that number will soon
he secured. The petition asks for an
election on come day in June, to be fixed
by the judge.
While chopping wood in the Blue
Ridge in Jewels Hollow, five miles east
of Luray, yesterday, William Weaver
felled tree on his eight-year old son
Clarence, killing him instantly. The
boy was playing in the woods near where
bis father was at work, and when Weav-
er saw the-little fellow was in danger
he called to him to run. The boy made
an effort to escape, but was crushed to
death on large rock, portions of the
tree going through his body.
Because of alleged neglect Of his vile
for Grace Colts, who has been boarding
at the Newcomb home in north Win
chester, a party Of about thirty young
nlen masked as white caps, caught
William Bewcomb Monday night and
administered q sound thtashiEg With
hickory branches. Tar aud feathers
were also prepared by another crowd,
but Newcomb managed to escape New
comb mas a wife and six children, and
is about forty years old. He reared the
Colt girl from infancy. Newcomb has
been notified by the white caps to stop
his attentions to the girl or he will be
treated to tar and feathers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-15
TOday's Telegraphic News
Sensational Report.

New York, May l5.-An extract OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission
finding on its investigation OF the Har-
riman railroad combination is published
today in The Evening Telegram which
states that the report is by far the most
sensational ever put out by the commis-
sion. 1t is stated that the commission
has found that railroad competition has
been choked off entirely in an area equal
to one-third OF the United States, aud
that in this area Hartman is absolute
master; that Harriman's contract with
the Rock leland, Southern Pacific, the
Santa Fe, the Illinois Central aud the
San Pedro roads are in violation oil the
antitrust sets, and recommends that the
Attorney General proceeded against,
them; that the purchase of the shares OF
one railroad by another was bad practice
that ought to be stopped by law; that
there should be new and effective laws
to prevent initiation Of securities like
that in the Alton organization; that the
profits of the great railroads of the far
west are being used to buy stock and
control systems In the east instead OF
building more roads for the development
of the west.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-15

REV. JOHN LEWIS CLARK, pastor Ct
the Bushwick Avenue Congregational
Church, Brooklyn, says he is not at all
sorry that he consented TO perform the
marriage ceremony for William Ellis
Corey and Miss Msbelle Gilman. DR..
Clarke says the marriage was one of the
kind made in heaven in contradistiuc-
ton to the man-made sort. He declares
his belief that MIR. Corey's first marriage
was of the latter variety. He adds that
the amount of the fee had nothing
to do with his connection with the we'd
ding. The latter statement few will be-
lieye, and the idea of a man divorciDg
his true and lawful wife that he may
marry another woman who catches his
fancy is repugnant to decent people.
Talk of such marriages being the kind
made in heaven is nausesting and brings
reproach on the kind of ministers who
gable that way-even if it does no
worse.