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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-25
NO TARIFF TINKER|NG
Senator Hopkins and President
Roosevelt Decides There Win be
None Until After Election.

Oyster Bay, July After discuss
nag the subject Of tariff revision with
President Roosevelt, after luncheon AZ
Sycamore Hin today, senator Iiopkins
Of Illinois said the conclusion was
reached that 10 tarif revision should
be undertaken until after the next
presidential election
III would he suicidal 70 Tie Rspab
lean party the senator added. 70
undertake a REVISION Of the tara dur
Ing che next congress. After the
presidential election ! believe { uiii
be tie duty Of the Republican party
70 revise the tariff. and that it wili -
done
NJ Hopkins remarked that he b..
lisved such an sFgament would ap.
peal 20 ard be accepted BY the Rspab
lean reslsionlsts IN al parts Of the
country.
OF Speaker Cannon, Mr. Hopkins
said: = am thoroughly convinced
that NJ. Roosevelt sill not consider
TIE nomination Speaker Cannon
vii have the entire Illinois delega
ten solldlY bshlnd hlm, And ! thor.
oughly believe that II nominated he
would make the besl race of any nan
the Republican partf could put
forward.
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The Republic. 81. Louis. No.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-25
STRIKE MAY SPREAD
President Small q the Tslsgraphsrs
Ualon Expects Trouqle 10 Become
0enegal cricis Coming Soon.

sAn Francisco, July l5-pfesideat
ssnall o. TIE tslegraphsn uAion aid
fosiay that he was unable % make a
delinlts statement af Ms Eve houn
eouterenea sith Labor Commissioner
Nelll last night
Small has telegrams showing that 3
strike breakers ate anfoute hsFc from
the East
Unless an agreement Is reached soon
he expects a general strike Of tele-
grAphsrS ali over the conntty ~hich
wlll cripple both the Western Union
and Postal Telegraph oompaniea' b,isl.
ness lls expects 70 start for Chicago
this week, stopping ia several cities
snfoute. lie promises 20 make public
shs result u his confefsnee with Mf.
Nsill
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-25

A. neus Of real import : seant
these days We are being RECALLED
with a prospect of . NaF @iih Ia
pan. But 81 neither TIE Japanese
government nor The American
people ars spelling loE 8 light With
each aiher about : comparatively
trivial matter Tiers vii he 10 var.
BAT President Roosevelt i overioy.
81 q tha display he Newspapers
Are giving ne subject - i eli
help him 10 indaee congress e vote
shb necessary appropriation fog :
new fess d baslla ships fT tho ~
Italie. The Steel Trust which VII
supply ne material and she ship
building Trust are likewise interest
Cd il be building Vt - Atlantis
lssl. and lhs slandpelleFs, wha issl
tie surplus revenue vii b used =
"a argument ie IariH revision
nFa anxious Iof lasRs apprppFin'
tons. Is ve vii bear more q n
var scare until congress 4 eoeFee1
inlo voting nae haillezhipa.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-25
BAND OF q MEXICAN
BANDITS ALL KILLED

Victoria, Mexico. July IA force
Of Runles encountered yesterday
Juan L0gano aud ais hand of tsenty
outlaws a. q posnt about 81 miles
northwest q here. Tie hght tfsat
snsaed resulted Ia ever membef of
tie outlaw hand being ssslsd None
a tie Rufalss eefe even sounded
TIE ness oi the kllllug Of These 2l
bandits was ofiicially eonfSmed tosiAJ
ri.eI made "a attacs upon / band 81
Hungarian gygsies near lssfs ; fsw
days ago and robbed them of . cen
slderabis SUN Of MONEY.
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.. 9. Warren
So. Wilson 81 vinlss. TT
THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC

Rates 10 SsHs1solrrs. Pesineslsn Esd
Psblaksu--By Mail = Adseace.
fsstase Prspaid Il ils U. 5.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-25

Away bach IN Dantzic about the
ysar 1000 our troubles began with
the birth ol one Gabriel Daniel Fab
renheit. Everything would have
been all right and our summers
doubtless very much cooler. fit bad
not been for Gahe's predilection ioF
the natural sciences. Bot in the
early age be abandoned the grocery
business and vent travelling about ia
pursuit 81 knowledge and trouble.
He fell into bad company with
has 10 say IN the i0-eent magazines
some eminent natural philosophers.
Every reader Of shat the President
knows just how bad they are. They
put evil notions into Gabe's head,
and after circulating around through
Germany. France and England he
settled down al Amsterdam and be-
gan 10 make philosophical inssrn-
ments.
First be tried his hand on the.
aerometer. and thai wasn't % bad.
Then he turned his attention 10 =
hydraulic engine los the drainage Of
bitches. But neither the aeromeier
nor The engine seemed 10 6ll the bill
or satisfy his cruel ambition be
must invent an instrument oi evor-
lasting torture for the human race.
Ia l720 the Fahrenhel. thermoms-
Ter vas made. and il has been reg
issering anywhere from rs to lo4
since then.
They dubbed him Doctor in lTat
and made him member Of the Royal
society of I.ondon, and IN The
Philosophical Transactions q The
society Of that year are some papers
By him. But how much better
il would b Tor al Of as II he had
never been born and never invented
tie thing that tells as the terrible
tale Of heat. 80 look ut which - bot
10 persplro Exscratons then upon
tue bead Of the Honorable Doctor
Fahrenheit 81. Louis Republic.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-25

The census Official eho issued
that silly order that Washington
girls should nos como 10 Oklahoma
because il Is 'stoo uildH IL getting
some redhol SHOT from she press Of
the country Bot even some Of
the defense 81 Oklohoma show their
ignorance Of aelual conditions hero.
The nes Monies Iowa. Register
Leader ia commenting en- The sub
jsct says II i true that lkla.
hama i new country. There are
Indians IN tie state Oklahoma,
TOO. has been the scene Of some "a.
nous crimes Bat tbs people d The
western country are not sasages.
Yes, there aTe Indians here. but
none 20 uncisilized a. those u TIE
Tama reservation IN Iowa, but a. %
being The "seene Of some famous
crimes sc must draw the tine.
We have bad 3 lot Of mollyeodlles
from here prnnce around through.
out the EAST Wearing BIG bats snd
chaps labeled Oklahoma" hni
those fellows never committed any
other crimes. IN bnel Oklahoma
has been : sefy ordlnary SORT of a
peaeeabls settlement Of ordinary
peaeeable FOLKS With a spTinkling Of
gallery playep- sho have from
time 20 time given a. lol q unen.
wahle nosoriesy. After Al the iei-
low from the slIete esss must come
down here IL order 70 know aud 10
olien be e,ll go back wish hair rais.
ing stories ast % impress hls bear.
ers thai be has lfsys.sd iaf and
seen wonderful things OKLA. Pest.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-25
Care Fer svooning Spell

solkes
SHAT ls It fatf
.spha.ln Ol 4as o have q ST.
Hfs
and yea had a pint q shisktY"
"Yi4r
woald "a kasel dosa aad put tie
bottle q ne lipsf
"Ol aoald noi
"No % cauid sFiag scs % set
fate aalckeg b slalandln' 10 ln ffont
of feg ana dhrinkln a meselfs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-25

fsn'1 / : dogeoued state q
affairs when he president has =
Azk that 10 mofa doss be sent e
him People oaRht y know
eIlhoal being tod IA Be + aot
ID ne sausage business. sven I
Is does euI y things sometimes.
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Duke of Fra1ce


i adifn.s decendaut og the French
government approved nta'li0ne. nfsl.
laut lg1l and huAlisut 1889 ~ Cocco
70 oat q Roaettee ~ Nina belonging
20 the trrnch Eoyefnnnul Dam
Hsenlcc fNssi by IonveaceAn s7sa and
dam by Berton e942, sfd dan hY Ro.
muins - bt the government approved
stallion homnlus. out ~ flenr & Ep9ac
BY she government approved stallion
Cbrrt
ralta. The slrr of nuke - rrancs.
Won rhampionship % his clnas and
championship - breeder ii Missouri
state fair Ia 1854 and championship Ia
same year ~ state q LSaasaz
The dAm ~ France was prize via.
nef At Missouri state fair IN 1904 a. an
indlyidnkl and brood mare. also eham.
piunshlp 81 kAaNss state fair.
liz W'll mNhe tiss sr&snn ~ ny barn
>oath Wilkon street vtnlia. two blocks
from eoaFt house ana enc black south
- Warren 4 Lewis Implement hoase,
81 SO to insure q liv,nr cult fle han
estAbiishsd himself a. = snre breeder
Ia the fail ~ teos We will pAy - for
she best colt foAlea that year the fpl ~
DuAs ~ France Patroes u hasse wili
decide % date and piace
une bay AerR4e 8 Hamlltoalau ali
purpose aorre. Sd hands high nnd
aeighs 1909 pounds. will stsud Is same.
plncf. fle j. II the nlosf noted tamliy
gvel sWeed Ia the Cherohee natloa
Never vas asfeafcd 81 exhibition
Terms tie % lusare living coll
Five Jacks Will stand az same place
Three slfed hr the great Missouri
1aeas Two lacAs. one 81 ~ hands
high aud oue q hsnds high. 5 ard =
wears old aat II Hl2 Mistoufl Jack
that was i7 ne hands high and Brse
wiener ~ Morls Fair ia s. Louif Ii
fpNt
1br trkt ihree 1acks y iil - hfed a.
~ g. lnsHre living colt ths lAsi tssn 81
kia Money due f mars Is at0at ~ ~
nartsd will af Femeresi from ufishhor
hfua
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-23
CHAPTER XXIY-

m HID letter through which the
blow fell was not voluminous.
i 1t was written on cheap paper
- in a disguised hand. and the
contents covered only half page.
Loder read IL slowly. mentally articu-
hting every word. then he laid IL
down. and as he did he caught Ewes
eyes raised in concern. Again he saw
something OF his own feelings reflected
in her face. and the shock braced him.
He picked up the letter. tearing IL into
strips.
Il must go out" he said slowly. Il
must so nOw-at once" His voice was
hard
Ewes surprised. concerned eyes still
searched his. "Now-at onceT' she re
peated. "Now-witbout breakfastT'
'I'm not hungry" He rose from his
seat and. carrying the slips OF paper
across the room, dropped them into the
IRE. He did IL not so much from eau
tion as from an imperative wish to do
something, 10 move. II only across the
room.
Ewes glance followed him. rs Il
bad newsg" she asked anxiously. II
was unlike her 10 be insistent. but she
was moved 20 the impulse by the pecu-
harity OF the moment
NO he said shortly. "Its-busi-
ness This was written yesterday; /
should have got it last night"
Her eyes widened. but nobody does
business at : IN the morning. she be
gan In astonishment. then she sudden
" broke of
Without apology or farewell LOder
had left the fireplace and walked out
OF the room.
He passed through the hall hurried
~, picking up a hat as be went. and
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ness In his eyes had Increased. Five -
he said sharply. Five. Do you hear,
Loder?'
FLYER lnvoiuntarily Ioder lowered
the hand that held the tube From pre-
vious condolences OF Chilcotes he knew
the amount OF morphia contained IN
each tabloid and realized that FIVE tab
loids. IL not an absolutely dangerous
was at least an excessive dose. even
for one accustomed 10 the drug. For a
moment HIS resolution failed. Then the
dominant note OF his nature-the IN
conscious. fundamental egotism on
which his character was baSed-assert-
ed itself beyond denial. II might be
reprehensible. il might even be crimi-
nal 10 accede 20 such request made
10y man in such a condition OF body
and mind; yet the laws OF the universe
demanded self assertion prompted ev-
cry human mind TO desire TO grasp and
70 hold With perception swlfter than
any be had experienced he realized the
certain respite TO be gained by yielding
TO ms impulse. He looked at Chiicote
with his hagga~d. anxious expression.
his eager, restless eyes. and vision OF
himself followed sharp upon his glance.
A vision OF the untiring labor OF the
past ten days. OF the slowly kiudIiur
ambition. OF The supremacy all but
gained. Then. as the picture completed
itself, he lifted his hand WITH an alb
rupt movement and dropped the Eve
tablOids one after another into the
glass
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reaching the pavement outside. he went
straight forward until Grosvenor square
was left behind. then he ran. At the
risk Of reputation. at the loss OF dig.
nifty. be ran until he saw a cab Hail.
Ing IT, he sprang inside. and as the
cabman whipped up and the horse re-
spOnded 90 the call he realized FOR the
first time the full Significance OF what
had occurred.
Realization. like the need Tor action
came 20 him slowly. bUt whca 10 came
II was with terrible .u..auy lie did
not swear as ne leaned back iu his
seat mechanically watching The stream
OF men on their way 10 business. the
belated ears OF green produce blocking
the way between the Strand and Gov
ent Garden lie had no use for oaths;
his feelings lay deeper than mere
words. But his mouth was sternly set
and his eyes looked cold.
Outside the law courts be dismissed
his cab and walked forward 90 elf
ford's inn. AS he passed through the
familiar entrance a chill fell on him.
In the clear. early light il seemed more
than ever a place OF dead hopes, dead
enterprises. dead ambitions. In the
onward march or life II had been for
gotten. The very air had a breath OF
unfulhllment
He crossed the court rapidly, but his
mouth set itself afresb as he passed
through the doorway OF his own house
and crossed the bare hall.
A. 10 r,1vrsaH III ,.-orr f-,,.,,.-,,
ne received his first indication OF life
IN the appearance OF a cat from the
second floor rooms. At sight OF him the
animal came forward. rubbed demon
stratively against his legs and with ar
fectionate persistence followed him up
stairs.
Outside his door he paused. On the
ground stood the usual morning can OF
mllk-evidence that Chilcote was not
yet awake or that. Ike himself. he had
no appetite for breakfast. He smiled
ironically as the idea struck him. but
It was a smile that stifTened rather
tran relaxed his lips. Then he drew
out the duplicate key he always carried
and. Inserting IL quietly. opened the
door. A close. unpleasant smell greet.
ed him as he entered the small passage
that divided the bed and sitting rooms
"a smell Of whisky mingling with the
odor OF stale smoke. With a quick
gesture he pushed open the bedroom
door. Then on the threshold he paused.
q look OF contempt and repulslon pass
ing over his face.
In his first glance he scarcely grasp
ed the details of the scene. for the half
drawn curtains kept the light dim. but
as his eyes grew accustomed to the oh
scurity he gathered their significance.
The room had sleepless. faded air
rhe room that under bis OWE occupation
had shown a rigid almost monastic Sc
verify. The plain dressing table Wa
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Whether SIZE desrredTt or no, whether
she strove TO draw II nearer or strove
20 ward IL of. it's coming had been in
evitable. She opened her eyes sudden.
ly and looked out into the darkness. the
darkness throbbing with muititudes OF
lives. all waiting all desiring fulfill
ment She was no longer lonely. no
ionger aloof She was kin with all this
pitiful. admirable SHINING. loving hu-
manity. Again tears OF pride and hap
piness filed her eyes Then suddenly
the thing she had waited for came to
pass.
Loder leaned close 10 her. She was
conscious OF his nearer presence, OF his
strong. masterful personality. With
thrill that caught her breath she felt
bis arm about her shoulder and heard
the sound OF bis voice.
Eve" he said, Il love you. Do you
understands I love you" and. drawing
her close to him. he bent and kissed
her
With Loder. 20 do was TO do fully.
When he gave. be gave generously:
when be swept aside a barrier. be left
no stone standing. He had been slow
10 recognize his capacities. slower still
TO recognize his feelings. But now that
the knowledge came he received Il
openly. In this matter OF newly COM
pretended love he gave no thought to
either pas; or future. That they loved
and were alone was all be knew or
questioned. She was as much Eve
the one woman-as though they were
together In the prlmeval garden. and in
that spirit he claimed her.
He neither spoke nor behaved sx-
tTavagantly in that great moment OF
comprehension. He acted quietly. with
the completeness OF purpose that be
gave 20 everything. lie bad found a
new capacity within himself. and he
was strong enough 10 dread no weak
ness I'm displaying it.
Holding her close 10 him. he repeated
his declaration again and again. as
though repetition ratified a. He found
no need 20 question her feeling for him
he had OWNED Il In = fash OF inspira-
ton as she stood waiting IN the door
way OF the gallery. but his own sur
render was different matter.
As the carriage passed around the cor
ner OF Whitehall and dipped into the
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traffic or Piccadilly he bent down again
until her soft hair brushed his face. and
the warm personal contact. the slight.
fresh smell OF violetS so suggestive or
her presence stirred him afresh.
Eve" he said vehemently, Edo you
understand DO you know that have
loved you always-from the very
hrstT As be said IL he bent stilI
nearer. kissing her lips. her forehead.
her hair.
At the same moment the horses
siackcned speed and then stopped. ar
rested by one or the temporary blocks
that so often occur lp the traffic OF Pic
cadilly circus.
Loder. preoccupled by mis- owa feel
ings. scarcely noticed the halt. but Eve
drew away from him. laughing.
You mustn't" she said softly
Look
The carriage had stopped beside one
OF the small islands that intersect the
place a group or pedestrians were
crowded upon It, under the light OF
the electric lamp-wayfarer who. like
themselves. We're awaiting a passage.
Loder took a cursory glance at them.
then turned back TO Eve.
What are they, after all. but men
and womenT" he said They'd under
stand-every one or them" lie laugh
ed in his turn. Nevertheless be with.
drew his arm. Her feminine thought
for conventionallties appealed to him.
1t was an acknowledgment OF depend
ency
For awhile they sat silent the light
or the street lamp Pickering through
The glass OF the window. the Eam CT
voices and traffic coming to them In a
continuous rise and fall OF sound. At
nrst the position was interesting. but
as the seconds followed each other il
became irksome. Loder, watching the
varying expressions OF Ewes face.
grew impatient OF the delay, grew sud
denly eager 10 De alone again In the
fragrant darkness.
Impelled by the desire, he leaned
forward and opened the window.
Let's find the meaning OF this" he
said. rs there nobody 10 regulate the
trailer As BE spoke he half rose and
leaned out OF the window. There waa
a touch OF imperious annoyance In bis
manner. Fresh from the realization
or power. there was something irk-
some in this commonplace check to mis-
desires
isn't u possible TO get out OF thIs7'
Eve heard him call to the coachman.
Then she heard no more.
He had leaned out OF the carriage
with the intention OF looking onward
toward the cause of the delay. In
stead. by that magnetic attraction that
undoubtedly exists. he looked directly
In front OF him at the group OF people
waiting on the little island-at one
man who leaned against the lamp post
In an attitude OF apathy-a man with
panid. unshavep face and lusterless
eyes. who wore cap drawn low over
his forehead
He looked at this man. and the man
saw and returned his glance. For a
CONTINUED on SIXTH PAGE.
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HERBERT FRAIDE.

The letter. worded with Fraide's usu-
III restraint, made strong impression
on It's recipient. The thought that his
speech might not only express opInions
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-30
3 RAILROAD GOSSIP.

A., B. & A. Auditor Swain is in
the city for the purpose of going
on hunting expedition.
"Daddy" Engineer Silliman went
to Brunswick to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with his EBabies," as he calls
the little orphans left to his care.
Engineer Martin ate Thanksgiv-
ing dinner with his wife, and de-
clared on his return that she look
ed prefer than ever. That's a
sound sentiment for any husband.
Conductor Gray spent Thanks
giving with his family on Ocmul-
gee. He brought the steam shovel
down for repairs.
Clyde Smith, railroad mail clerk,
spent the past few days his parents
in this city.
Engineer f. G. Kelley and wife
welcomed little girl into their
home yesterday.
Mrs. Pyles and daughter arrived
yesterday from Talledega, Alabama.
Her husband will come in later.
Mrs. Warful, wife of Engineer
Warful, is spending Thanksgiving
with her children at Rochelle.
John G. Norris and his new bride
arrived Thursday to spend their
honeymoon with the bridegroom's
mother, Mrs. S. E. Norris, on Pine
street. Mr.. Norris is general pas
senger agent for the N. Il s., and
comes from Norfolk, Va, where
the wedding occurred.
Engineer Stinson stopped over
yesterday long enough to shake
hands with friends, while on his
way from Montezuma to Waycross,
where he spent Thanksgiving with
his wife.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-30
g Shop
at Home

That should be a maxim for every
resident of this town. maxim
to be not only remembered but
ACTED UPON.
1t only needs a comparison of
prices to show you that no house
in the land undersells us.
1t only needs a trial Of cur goods
to prove. the folly of distant buy
ing.
There is nothing in all me cchan-
disc so deceptive to the general
buyer as jewelry. There is
nothing else which require the
same acute Judgment to decide
wisely.
For these reasons you should
purchase your jewelry here, where
you can get the benefit of our
experience for your protection.
= Russell BROS. jewelers..
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-30
Money To Loan.

Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-30
Bond Election Notice.

The board of county commits
sioners having ordered q bond cleo
ton for the purpose of determining
the will of the tax payers, relative
to issuing bonds to the amount of
500, 600, as follows: sos, 900 for
court house; $4,000 for Jail, and
$50, 900 for maintaining roads, the
registration books are now open at
my office and will close Dec. 5,
1907. Said election will be held
the Goth day of Dember, 1907.
WILLIS L. SMITH,
Tax Collector.
Office in Phillips Block.
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To The Housewife Who BUYS
ALMONTE FLOUR.

A barrel of ALMONTE flour
will be given to the lady making
the greatest number of words
from the letters in the two
words ALMONTE FLOUR. Nd
letters must be used in the making
Of a word oftener than occurs ii
these two words. Contest begins
Nov. LIST and ends Dec. LIST.
Send list to
Consolidated Grocery Co.,
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-30

J. II. Harris ct al Petition o. re celVeFship
Natl. Pub. Co Ben Iii. Superior Court
Under an order in the above
matter granted by the. Judge of
Superior court, of which is now on
file in the clerks office Of said court
& county, l will offer for rent to the
highest bidder on Saturday Nov.
80, 1907 at 8 O'Clock a. m. in front
of the building lately occupied by
the Fitzgerald Journal on Pine ST.,
in the city of Fitzgerald, all Of the
printing outfits of the National
Publishing Company known as
the Leader plant, the Jones plant
and the Brightman plant, for a
term ending on the list Monday in
April 1908, rent payable monthly
in advance and rent contract with
the condition that the rentee shall
give good bond to return all prop
erty to me and in as good condition
as when rented, wear and tear and
unavoidable accidents excepted. l
reserve the right to reject any OF
all bids.
This November 25th 1907.
b. nj LEyERETTE, receiver.