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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
STOCKS AND BONDS.

4 This market is dull, but very strong.
1t has d sold-out appearance. The
short intcrestSis enormous, and 1t looks
to lis MS thought were a purchase for
~ good turn anyway. We have had
our panlc,thc rapid recovery from It and
then the Dccordary liquidation which
always comes and which seems to have
run It's course, and according to all
precedent tho market should now bee
gin to advance again even IL we arc IN
81 bear period till It re gains about ore-
half OF Its greet decline stocks have
broken 40 points, and 50 far have only
averaged about. about 9 points rally.
Articles Of incorporation OF tho
United States Trust Company Is to do
n general banking business in the Dis
trict OF Columbia for fifty years have
been flied In the office OF the Recorder
Of Deeds In washington The capital
stock Is st,000.0o0t Daniel Morgan Is
named as president, and c.. j. Rixey,
w. j. Oliver and II. w. Beall as vice.
presidents. ..a 8i
x Boston telegram says:
Some borrowers of money report that
they are able to obtain accommodate
TONS where week ago there was
y practically no money to be had at any
+ rate. Mercantile demands arc In
creasing. New time money Ii almost
linobtainnblt. Every loan maturing &
renewed, and Boston bank reserves are
low. " Out Of town balances here arc
small, ns In most cases out OF town
| institutions, are lending their money
' IN he street. 1tSf {5 At 5i3,i s$ G
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The board Of supervisors OF q II enrico$
county met yesterday morning at tho
courthouse ii for tho reconsideration Of. 9
number OF n important ma tiers 4;
* Notice was received jB from N essrs,
Ia gland 81 Slaughter. con trnctors for & 7.
tie county jail that the building was az
ready for occupancy. NoRacttonss swn tlAs
TAKEN as Mr.. Charles Is. Bryant, ar .l:
chttect OF the buildlng, Z could mot 20 q
present. It "A s. probable that the board IS
will mako an inspecti with the arcllll-
tect and contractors one day mex we IS,
nftor which, IL everything Isl satisfa 9.
tory, a formal alton rs oepttllg5 , the
iail will ho PASSED, III NJ ssSS
The stewart Jnil Works Of Cinelll-
natl, general tractors for the 5all
building, have sublet the building con-
tract to AIessrs RIA land Il! Slaughter,
local contractors, the total cost being 1ri
about $4,000. s3! Y; ,,
Another pnatter Ia ken UP & ny $St he
5s,ui1p,eryls WAS & tho set tlelnent wi "
|.tho city q Richmond for tho school,
lbulldlngs in the annexed territory l!e
|aggregate vnluo88of the property y !
4 about $a6, 0O0 and will be paid for Y
bonds Of the city Of Richmond8 The
money will eventually be turned y over
| Is tho county school board for the
erection OF several now schoo y Q ~ va
! rlous aeotions of tho county.
"A genera v discussion o { tho tax levy
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GOES TO ]. JAIL.
Morgan Smart Witness for Him.

1AOA all 8ollAdA wv AllASsa &IO1fEI1llAA--a
self in Henrico.
II Tho Henrico Circuit Court met yes
fterday5 IN special term, J,idg 81 II. VI Car
ter Scott presiding. @ The s first ease
called was n tina tt 9 + II ] ohm Morgan. ac-5
5cused Of stealing quantity Of brass
slubricat from 2 chesa peake and
.Es9 Morgan was arrested Noye rlibor 9TH
last. and since that time u has, been In
tho City Jail + pending trial. g II 0 wa IS
ono 1.-THE prisoners AZ connected with
tho Sensational jail delivery which
Morgan's two CO llnlatos, Clarence Nor,
iris and Ernes Il Evans v nlocked their
Sceli-door With a spoon handle Key, saw!
ed out q bar n onez Of The Jail windows.
let themselves to the gr0undiwith5 a rope
a an, esoane,d Morris lhaSWeyer being
boon heard OF since III Hges chpe.
is& Morgan ri cad cd &. mot guilty.. and
Smith. 5i sfs "a \
After hearing q nuf1bs,r q =. tnosses
onathe stand; t e wasye ,t eo.mpoaa,d
#dence.S } e sE S3iss: sl5 N q
much laughter In the court ma tho
5prosecut!rg attorney some embarrass-
ment BY turning q pointed question
back upon his examine ~ s58 A
8 The \ case was then ar gued by Az
torney Wcndenhurg for Hearty an hour,
and submitted to the jury,sSWhich.af-
ter being III session Twenty-Five min
8utes, brought In aVerdlct Of petit lar
ceny, sentencngM orga to serve three
The court to day viii hear tho case
6of George g. Andrews, charged With
criminal 'AsSl ult, t5''j
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MISSING JEVElRY
N HIS WOODEN 7 Q III les
Policeman Finds Landlady's
Watch in Star Boarder's 81
Artificial Limb.

II 5PHILAD EI.PHItA, Narph 2 - very
body IN Miss Alice n Olif's boarding
hpuae, | s scptt's Lane. Fails Of
sa ee that M Rs
silver watch and cllbin ana her dia-l
.mund rings had been stolen, (
~ & TO Sergeant Wal Lace / Of tha Fails
eXclaime ed RI RI n ri a. y; S5
z 9saWhy, only tho other day Mr.. Clark
Mr., frank d g rlS---M ri Clark Ia ono of
8tnl'1 let smeShlaa my Iswelry limits Wood.
wish i lad Recepted.' ssaI9a b
The ssrEea ,aeoS Wanta a. glmRse e.
sthe3 Ind ignation5E Of the star hoardey
and Miss On # {, the eg was removed,
and In tho cayl w wit THU were foln,l
for tbs rest q ths JeWelry., /
sS e Clark sWass lleld In BAN Tor court hy
Mngist rAteS SYgl 81 ey YET terday, S3
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BRINGS
$1,000 P ? / FOOT Do
Maximum Price Reached Ycster-
day for Site on East Broad
Street. $
big / DEALS ARE ANNOYING 60
BIG DEALS ARE ANNOUNCED.
.Beveridge Buys Two Duild--
illgs on East Cary
Street.

MI. Stephen T Beveridge, yesterday
bought from the Noting estate
through A1essrs. j. 3. Elan & COM
5pany, real estate agents, the two bust
ness buildings, N g. 1211 and LEI East
Cary street, paying for them $4,000
cash. This is one OF the numerous big
string."s5 and IT, Is the largest trans
action that has been made in Cary
Street property within twelve months
+ or 4 more. The ia asst big sale on Cary
was something q yer al yea r go, " hen
stores now occu led BY G. w Antrim
t6s5Company$ for SOL 900 cas- Il. Business
I. property on East Cary Is In demand,
and there Is sbu t little Of IT 81 on the
Mr
an investments. s$ 81 73Sa
Big Price Paid. &
The largest deal IN Broad B y Street
property hat has been made forAsev-
|? efal years w as assured yesterday. The
sale has not ctual ebe eli mad e. but
"a ga lie contract has been entere Into
1.-The sale, will be- ed at Early
date. BY the terms 8the contrac
/ the heirs d 81 these lat III ohm Boucher
gree y y sell Ito I1inat utzler til.
Street, = ow occupied s bys the n Broad
Sstreet pharmacy. q T. Az & nj iierg13 pro.
4 $prietor. The price fsto3 be paid is $50
200, q $2.50o pei 81 From sSsf 90 ~. the 10
! being only 90 feet from t,$# This Is sai,
to be the highest price 5T5nst $# 3roat
Street property has ever brought III
store now rent for SAP 90 pcrSS year
and the prc sent occupa Mt no Ids a. lonl
\ lease onF Il.
numbe Of small llings hav
I been olA his week. a1nqh 81 them tn
i $houses Nos. Z o. Il nd 10 I8I clvider
4 Stree which ]. ~ lompson Brown
a Company sold yesterday to- Emil 4 End
4 ers for s1,550. This firm d lso sol M
I flor s1,35o. and to lI.s 81 1Vallerstei
q Az large lot on Grace Street west q
Il the Boulevard for 5 Is per front foo t.
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THO Corporation Commission yes
to-day issued tho following charters Oh
M, s, block y Son Company Incl Z Z
3Rlchmond, M, lock, president mi 4
John r, Anderson, Jr,, yice-president \
Lee A, Wlltloek seoretaTy ana ~ treas
furer-all OF Richmond. Capt. tal-nl 9; "
mum, $1O0,000 |; minimum, ~ .OQn, Up
s1ect. Heather and Il kindred art leles.
y Home Savings and Trust Company
F(Inc,j |, Norfolk. s. y. Applehy, presi,,
don't; IN b, ,Foxworth, eoretRry and
trensureri IN M. I.anaMal \ Of Norfolls'
Capital maximum 500, 600 #mlnlmnlA.
FS Roanoke building ana Investment
Company (Inr.), Roano Ike, i. y, HUT,
preside nt, A. @, {$5Ws Francis, vioeeprest..
8dant; r. STI. Mullins, secretary \. and
strenusurer--all| of Roanoke, Capita ~
maximum. $4,000 minimum, VI ., 1Go,
THE South Tintberyllle Water Cons
8pany tIncD !, TlmheGyi lle. y, Il, Il Hoo ar,
8president, o, nrlYNrl CARRIER. aecres
fMitcheil-all at rlnhorville. Capital
tff, Ia ximun,, $4,000; mi lmu,n. tbo0, Obs
S1ect; Water works. 81 q. ~ I, ss
Shooting the Chutes Cprporat ton
NOTION. Charles Health president;E
lY. M ct,onnell. vice. pre- 81 dent and ghnr
|Soral mana ger, Norfol Ri E8s Charl ps
l5ANltt, secratary and tree n orfollS
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1ACOBS&IEvr
Iz0s EAAT 81 RoAp. IS q ta EET>
'saEG|i0||,|0DF0RMSb0'
amount Of tho policy.
38s Suit for Damages.

dcbted to him for more than tho
amount 9th policy. 55
Suit for Damages.
The Judgment OF the lower court Is
affirmed In the ease OF Foreman w
the -.orfoIk, PORTSMOUTH ana Newport |
News Company from the Hastings ;
Court 81 the city Of PortBnouth, tie
opinion OF the court rlttcn# by judge
Harrison. IA rs f$ n. aIi8 81
rhe$suit is one for damages brought
by Foreman to recover FOR injuries
alleged to have been caused by the
OF tho defendant There
were three trials OF the suit, tho ver-
dict being set aside in oil three. The
action Of the court in setting & aside the
verdict IL assigned AZ crror, but $cnn-ss
not be considered by the appellate
court, for the reason that tho instruo-}
| lions TO tho Jury were no made a. part
l,of the record On tho third trial this
defendant dn,nurrc1 to the evidence.
ana Mic court sustained the demurrer
ana gave Judgment for the defendant
! which action was asst gncd ne an error.
Tho court holds that the contrlbutoryS
| ncgllgcncc Of the defendant was tho
4 fproximate cause OF .hls injury, and
was n such q as to bar, all right OF re-
,covcry. He alighted IS on a Y parallel
i track OF the company without seeing
d car; Within a fcw feet of HIM.
Summary Of Opinions.
N Smiley, etc, vs.. Provldcnt Lite and
II Trust Company. Circuit Court of u
Ssata P pefusea 81
Il BY I'd go y "A. Cardwell:
i sss n orfolk .and Western r tlWay Com
Il pan Y. vs.. WI klnson Court q Law
4 l&persed In favor OF defendant Iii error.
A BY Judi go ] ohm A. uclanat Il ): 5S8 rs
Il sS Town o West Oint vs. Bland ct al S.
4 Circuit Court Of 4 Ing ~ liam ounty.
4 By Judge George NJ Harrison: "A d. II
a ri Board n Of Supery isora q { VA Elizabeth
City coun ys CITY Newport Ne !,
B i Foreman saS: ~. Norfolk Portsmouth
y and N eWport N Jews Company. Efust-
4 4ingyS Court fEcity#of Portsmoutf. At.
d By1Jndg STAFFORD q. white. zss5 s s85s
!, I yoody's Ak 1ninistrato tor $. n Schaaf
Cancery Court of city OF r. Richmond
i5ssSd i ;.,,,, Nsttews
e Prince Edward county b. Reserved \ r
g nerberi ~ P fai Circuit cour
i slparsed eaa, Bond, q 50. n
ess'sH e eoua
"A OF Ienrico G coun tx. peal rel fused
81 &Brooiss, ct n ais White Circuit
Court q. Gloucestot, Ecotln rit x
Alton Court ST city 81 bristol. Apppea
q efused
i liz. ,lstrnt or, Y: Mutual Iif
i News. Writ q error ref used. Ss.
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follow Cd. IT. developed that abpu U ON yin
third Of the taxable val uoa had becn
taken nto the city by the annexation 4
act and that the county had 4 nows,buts VI
about 81 1000 900 OF values for,s q Il taxSl
,bnsi Isl N . reduction OF the county AZ ysss
,penso can be mad q. howe yer, & all nal WI
,nrled officers continuing their Srlpl oy~ss
iment and tho OK pense Il for road y and 4
schools being practically the Same i'm
heretofore. The withdrawnl Of III the Il;
county police Iii tho annexed territory
has boon almost he on " redu Ion illsl
the county's xpensa.
u Chairman Fray SCR \ stated 4 hoWdV eraas
that the board did not know, and had
had no statement Ii since u the 10 darS
report OF last e. October y how niue lSS
money was to I he cred II Of the county
nor whether the present county levy WaaS
sufficient to run II The coun ty hrOu9hf
tho remainder OF this oar. several
members siof the board advocated fa Ia
ling the levy ten cents on the afiund fse1f
dollars, rather than risk draw Ii EHsOns
tho surplus ] t was de id ded TO- let fthas
matter so over to ~ ext w dneaday.s
when a special meeting vii NE bA Held
I9at410 A. M, It Isl hoped hat by fhts2
|StimaF a new treasure III have b4eri
appointed ana The hos I'd vii bes abs
to not with full n kno edg 10 of The;
amount on hand and thu bnl ancea sXet7
dpo
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! Law and Equity Court.
Property Transfers

Richn,ond Sarah q. ahd tseprge Il Il, !.
Leigh to John. n " alssl So feetFon
tw tween n and . Streets, 1900, 64 ,5I
Ntinta4 a., 4 and 44oRoY p Brown to
Myers, g feet % 4 j ae q llp d Of
& Noting ana Noting. trustees, to
Stephen 7 lanyerl gs VI = !. (! 4 feat . on
south Inc q n. Cary street satoobao feet
lag8 Irene W. Crew to 81 2, sho III and
France Ana Is q b feet ~
eaat snbject to deed OF trust v for
ssi tisyn,fi ss.ef b, 'rfaylor and wife Ia
H.. Il, Cathcart. i lots Los. ana 5 In
pl S%Skt 4 p9P # Rrsy aA ana VIII Sfa IA
John II. ana Aryilla Gtllis two tracts
OF ii upgary RIO nd bout "a l-a I 1 z
east RI an1 !. R 3i,aeo q
lsNohiedor, lots Nos, Il Q Z, Il : 8, & o. ana 9l
In plan Of Shel ton Park, IS 90. y
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HANDSOME ELK POSTER.
Distributed BY Committee |
Charge Of Convention.

L PHILADI1LpHtA,5 March a1,--Whtt ID adj
mltled 70 DO the prettl lest poster over issued
reunion has dust been nut put by tho COM
tmlttee In charge OF tho arrangements for
the coming colyent!o lon OF the u, * o. Elks,
which ia to no held in this city during tho
week beginning July 18th. ss n. az A
The poster. q large aifair n six colors, is
emhlei11atc Of Tie Quaker$ g tyl ana shows
lie noble animal irom tshsh th epe enaeras.
rlves w tame Tho Liberty. t,oil and I'M
dapondence Hall hra also shown III tfeIr
tho design, which on the Whnle Ii i most
strik ng sxatnnle. /, q tho ARTISTS skill
lodge In the order and to many of tho lead
Ing hotels IN the country The publicity
commlttee., which u II Immediate charge
vision To surply every demand, and those
desiring these ppstara for !. isplny( In public
places should address the committee at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
FULLER Is xPECTED SOON
Will Probably Take Up Question
Of Jamestown Rates Witt, "a
President Stevens.
4. a.


81 General Passenger A gent II. w. Full
.pected to pay d visit#to Richmond IN
sa Sex a aa s s HeTe hsa nsy
take up the after of Jamestown Ex-5
position rates to and from this city,
and that they will confer me mbers
OF te Chamber q CSnneree prosaby
cursionEtralns and excursion rates Will
be considered and something definite
settled upon. S 35sj III j4s s n
58 3T The getieral pnssen ser and trafric
manager ok 81 he 1'enhsylvania system
fhns Informed Traffic Manager Taylor,
or theS r Richmond. edericksburg and
r9bha tsa1 e w be y N Anr
accompanied by officials OF tho passei,-.
ger partn,sSnt Ct the. lyania
from & ~ points Of pittsbnrg,
/ seng or gents II the party, and they
Will reach here by special train about
noon on the II 18th, and viii spend o day
here taking In he HISTORIC cal 81 8 hts ~
the sap,ta, city, and On the
later will visit the Jamestown Exposl-
ton Grounds. BUSINESS and pleasure
will he combined 81 5oh The III,
III At the annual meeting OF the stock:
|Sholders Of the New Y DIRK P iladelphis
and Norfolk u a.i lway8 Company, held
I lin Baltimore w ednesday. Henry{fW
|EBidules was elected director Inst the place
of the ate "a. u Cassatt. Other direc.
tors we re f re- elected:
"a. The eig manual convention Of til,
Main enance OF Wa 1850 citation. which
! $is# composedSof al the civil engineer
| of the ailroads in the United Sta tes#
holding II three days session in Chi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
SALVATION ARM ar o
NR0ll SOLDIERS

NJ I'll s. Rivers, an old-- time auxiliary
OF the Salvation Army, will speak In the
salvation Army Il all on Sunday after
noon at 80 clock and IN the evening
Fat s O'Clock. SIT 5ii 4 85
nj Al et,ro lment Of soldiers will be; held
Bennett and tie gcoinrade s Of the Peters
burg corps wil be on hand. III friends
/ Of the Salvation Army In Richmond are
CORDIALLY Invited to be prese &C. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Interc,ess,:suory PRAYER Service.

n a 3 service 3ofTIntercessory prayer for
missions will be held on the after
noon Of Palm Sunday Mt 5 g clock IN
Monumental Church by. I'll w oman's
5AuxiliarY III tho Board Of Missions.
All members OF the auxiliary In Rich
ilnonsl and Highland Park are expect \!
ed to attend, s
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I. Daily g ] ourt Re o !, !, !.
Supreme Court Of Appeals,

n Proceedings q In tho Supreme Court
OF Appeals yesterday were as fDl lnwH.
Stevens VS. Duokctt. Argued by
John s. Barbour and George y beat
tysrnnd submitted, NJ MI, &
98iTalinferroa VS. Shepherd. Argued by
q. VI Meredith for nppellant, ana Geo.
a. Gregory for I llc appcl Lee ana II; r.
Pollard for tile city Of Richmond, and
submitted. ~ s s5{@, IS S fsi .
, $5 The next cases to BIO called:
Watkins "a h d ros. vs.. Jones, Wing
iNeld vs.. N GO hee. 'lncll ys, Causey md
Woodward, Garrett W., Finch, Bowles
w, Rice, Lyncibufg Traction and
Light !, Company vs., Gulll,a being Nos.
s1ifsa, 81, 81 S. Stand 8 50 on tho
nrgunAan q ocke 7, t5 { .f8
S54j Law and Equity Court. IS
In the Law ana. Equity Court yesterday
Sorlage 8 Co.. for siso, growing out q q
grain, contrae., TIE Jury rat turned q verdict
YA motion NAH aockatea IA the ease Of
As. N Z, Pollard vs.. Hiram g, pteinhelnlers for
$3.50 b contested case M
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New Virginia Conc ems.

Capita --anSlmun, $4,000 lninasan,,l
Amherst Suppl i. W Compan 40 hi
Amherst, Fl, ~ Pags III resi- Tent. A|pr-$
folk; o; r. Evans. lee presi dent, Nus
Streasurer, Amherst. Capital -.-mAxl.
mum, $4,000 rs minimum m, 1a,0 AbySss
eject; Merchandise , n In
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( Painters II boxing for Increase.

"A 3meating Iof the pain tara and INA pef.8
4 hangers swlll boz held at Ellettsi. Hall
"Wednesday evening at 8 o. o. ooksAasl
the painters De II ne d w will be IA Ven
up, r. t ia#und erst GOD the spai IN m sdas5
sire ! 2.S18 for al day OF eig at tlo urn
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Visionary ia Preach

Ss Row, James Chap rnan, of N apant Will SceAss
d vt services Eat Christ sfip scopal ChAfcAl
,thSa aven,ns al 8 o'elonk sS tor NJ eeFss
VICE there will ba ~ racit Al on the tslpA
orgEn,ss o. It'll 4, i5 S9ffsss
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3S HILL MONTAGUE,
COUNSELLOR AT Law, II
RICHMOND, VA, 9 III ],
MI .-lilllN,,o',:'.ntagu que
Attorney al Law. 4.
Is:

have in my library a set OF stod--9
.dard g Lectures. IT. gives mo pleasure to
commend these books They are written
in a. most attractive style, and ths
writer is frequently eloquent in his 8de-
printed in clear type Oh excellent papey,'
and are Illustrated with many graphic
pictures of the wonders pf nature, If
one cannot travel, these volumes consti-
Etute8a most desirable substitute, but they
are even more interesting to those who
have travelled, After d. recent visit to
Yellowstone Park, Gall fornla and the
4 visit to Eannda, / reread tho lectures
covering these places, and found them
Of far more Interest to me than before
! had M seem those portions Of North
America, VS. N q u
8''ln my opinion all who can afford to
purchase these books should do sc. a's94ts5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22

g The value5of John II, stoddard's Lee
lures In the homo cannot be est TINA tod
In dollars, Nothing Develops nothing
EhFoadens, npthing eduaates 4 the mind like
Etrayel, It Ia a Question whether a four
year college, course or a follr-y year tour
Eof the world possossea the greater edu-i
oatiohal value and from the stoddarS
obtainea For q Very small cost one car,
make a oonipete tour The world. II
you have IN opportllnttyl TO examine this
ISwonderful work \ embrac co AZ,
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Miss Jennie Hayes

Il Fprmerl v VII MISS M, M. HAY lS, d
Announces to her friends and patrons
that she has opened
rs ChiropOdy Rn,l Manicure Parlors
5ts ls k Is A IA Il VI i s5
2ll East Broad Street,
.s OH IisO POnls'T, MA N 10 UltIa,
4 4s FACIAL. AND SC.ALps NJ SsAGIl,
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Henrico Wedding.

a license was lssueH esterdAYl by
Clerk Waddll Of the Honricn Circuit
Court for tho lliarring d of j erotna II,
to Miss Mimic Bcllaaf, both,
of uenriCo county. 8s4'4 Ri III NJ
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hutss Corporation.
ieath, presiden e.
president and gem
'falksE Charles De
treasurer, Norfolk I,
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Il MI Hechler9 was not satisfied with
the decision oflIulge Scott III removing
him from office, and potltioned for d
.rehcarln WI lcl1S2 was refused. M IIa5
.preinn Court which Sustained Judge
tHcOtt's lecis Sion sfssf -.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-24
Little Locals.
Kinsella, insurance.

Kinsella, insurance.
All kinds of vegetables at Marks
Market.
Thorell's, sl4 Eighth avenue, sells
tickets to Sweden.
John T. Warren went to Denver
Sunday, returning Tuesday.
Plenty of spring chickens and hens
for Sunday dinner at Marks Market.
G. E. Bade returned Tuesday even
ing from a business trip to Canon
City.
For Sale-One right in No 2
ditch. Woodruff & Mumper, Sl4A
Main street.
Get ready for the next grand
Catholic Fair, armory hall December
5 to IA inclusive.
Clark, the great baritone, at opera
house Nov. 20. Tickets at Thomp-
son Music Co. g store.
Take your Sunday dinner at the
Camtield. Served from 1890 to 2:3o.
Music. Full orchestra.
Victor and Edison monographs on
the instalIment plan at Denver prices
au Imboden's Book Store.
Mrs. S. A. Bradfield left last
Tuesday for two weeks visit with
her parents in Perry, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Miner
returned Monday from several days
stay at their ranch near Snyder.
Plenty of all grades OF wall paper
at Hornets book store. Cleanup
prices from 5 cents per single roll up.
Kinsella, insurance.
See Dunham, the jeweler, In his
new location, Coronado building, for
everything up-to-date in the jewelry
line.
Mesdames o. D. Neill and G. d.,
Wadsworth will give a party for the
Metbodist choir at the church THIS
evening.
Mrs. Nj. B. Knowles returned to
Fort Lupton last Tuesday, after a
visit with her daughters, Mesdames
A X. Clark and j. w. Ramsay.
A. F.. Bartholomew was In Denver
last week having his eyes treated
His wife and daughter, Blanche
went down Friday and the three re-
turned Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. Southwick, who has been
nursing Mrs. Helen McCascal, was
called to her home in Quincy, ll'''
last Friday by telegram announcing
the critical condition of her daugh,
tor in.,aw from an accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. DeWald ol
Ct Elmo, H., who have been Vis't
inc their son, c. F. DeWald' ana
.,fe the last three months, left yes
+ordav for Nickerson, KAN, where
they will visit before returning
home. w
j. P. Harper and daughter MISS $!
Nav Courtney, of Denver were il
Creeley on a business trip last Fri,
.,,ss Courtney was employed
'"'' a Fort Collins Express for
three years and Is now doing "e"'
paper work in Denver
Mrs G. w. Graham and Mrs W.
~ p.lcom went to Denver last
,rhursday to meet Mrs. 'raha'h
,,ther. Isaac Worts, who came iiolp
phi,adelphia. Or. Graham Went
down in an auto Friday and tne
n,rty returned in the auto SATURDAY
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Leaning anu
Me- Leaming's parents, Mr. anu
Mrs T. NJ. Hennig, OF Iaco''M,"n' M
Nab we're In Greeley seVeral o". :
,ast week and while here purci'ase'
= ~ farm four miles southeast OF toWni |,
rhey left wednesday for Denver a an"
.n,', nHu' return in the spring and take
possession Of their ranch
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-24

Room HOUSE; ALL
dern; lot 50x19O; one
u; reasonable terms;
ay., Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-24
IDAHO SNAPS

1856 ACRES. Fine beet land, adjoining
Bearing orchard, stone house 'S aoXso. Shed shed
for 6 teams. granary, chicken house,
fenced with woven wire, good water
with So, 900, cash.
We have n fine list OF bargains. Cores
pondence solicited.
KNOWLES t& PLATT,
Idaho Falls, Idaho.