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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-04
ASSESSMENT NO, 20.

Wabash Mining Company. principal
place OF business, Salt Lake City, Utah
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing OF the Board OF Directors, heid on the
ment mem of Of five ~ D5) cents (5c) per share was
levied on the capital stock OF the ,o. Sorpo.
ration. payable on or before the lSth day
9e 9etsTy snus al room osE $50. Atlas block. West
Second South street, Salt Lake City.
Utah. Any stock upon which this assess
day OF January. 1907. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale AT public auction;
and unless payment is made before, WI WI
he sold ON the End day OF February. 1907.
TO pay the delinquent assessment. to,
getfier with the cost OF advertising and
expense OF sale.
Location OF offices. No. 620-52g AtIas
Rlook Salt Lake City, Utah. 1lZO4
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ALLEGE DISCRIMINATION.
Fruit Jobbers Accuse Railroads of Fa-
voring Packing Houses.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 5.-piscrimiaa-
ton by railroads in the matter of icing
charges was alleged here today al the
annual convention of the Western Fruit
Jobbers association. Z. NJ. Ferguson Of
Duluth. president Of the association, in
his annual address, said:
'T draw attention 10 an existing dis
elimination OF the most pronounced kind
against fruit shipments in favor of ship
ments OF packing house products In the
matter OF supplying ice and refrigeration
end the method OF settling therefor
FTe favored the formation Of freight
bureau by the association. whose duty
81 shall be 20 formulate some action that
will give the desired relief 10 fruit ship
peYS.
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PRESIDENT INTERESTED
Will Direct Appeal From Decision as
to Employers' Liability Act.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-The recent
decisions by Judge Evans in the Fed
eral court at Louisville and by Judge
Mccall in the Federal court at Memphis
declaring unconstitutional the employ
ers' liability act passed at the last ses-
sion of Congress were brought 10 Prcsi-
dent Roosevelt's attention today and
the announcement was made at the
White House that the President will
direct that an appeal be taken from
these decisions.
President Roosevelt is greatly inter
ested in this act, and earnestly recon-
mended to Congress at its last session
that it be passed.
Attorney Bonaparte probably
will endeavor 10 have the cases brought
to the Supreme court of the United
States at as early date as possible.
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TRYING TO ARBITRATE.
Meanwhile There Is No Change in the
Strike Situation.

HOUSTON. Tex. Jan. 3.-The South
ern Pacific strike situation remains prac-
tically unchanged today pending the
final efforts OF Commissioner Of Labor
Neill 10 reach a mutual basis of arbi-
trstlon. Failing in this. Mr.. Neill will
depart for Washington today. Second
Vice Grand Master Shea Of the Fire
mems Brotherhood. declares he has not
been Informed of a possible general
strike of hremen over The entire Harri-
man system
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-04
Scrofula the Cause,

Eczema, catarrh, hip disease, white
swelling and even consumption have
their origin in scrofulous conditions.
With the slightest faint of scrofula in
the blood there is no safety The rem
edy for this disease In all its forms is
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which goes to the
root of the trouble and expels all i'm
purities and disease germs from the
blood.
The best family cathartic is Hood g
Pills
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-04

And in accordance with the law and or
der OF the board Of directors, made on
the 17th day Of November. 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 No 81
South Main street, Salt Lake City. Utah,
Wednesday: the 9th day Of January, 1907,
az p. m, 10 pay the DELINQUENT assess
ment thereon. together with costs OF ad-
vertising and expense Of sale.
W. J. BATEMAN. Secretary.
First publication December %. 1905.
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state of Utah, City and

state of Utah. City and :
|. Lake !. s B. Morston. g
OF Salt Lake Ciiy' NJ ~.
h, nv certify that the aoo'
going la a full. true
Sopy OF an ordinance entit'
nance confirming the al 81,
the property within the Sn' al'
on the north by Flttn 81
The ives; by the Gravity
south by Ninth South ssfe'
east by Ninth East stree,
trIcts Nos. and 2 TOT ~
~ sewers" passed by the
of Salt Lake City Utan'
1905, and approved by the - \
Der II. 1906, as appears =
office. ,roof II 4
<et my hand and affiSSu
seal of said City, TINS Tn n
her. 1906. CI'
(SeaD III
Bin No. 100. ,eo'
Sewer Extension NO i'''
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AUDITORIUM
RICHARDS STREET
a PLACE FOR CORRECT PEOPLE.

II you would be graceful, learn to
Roller Skate.
This week, Wednesday and satur"
day Matinee,
Mr.. Harley Davidson. the Worlds
Champion speed skater, will race two
match races with c. L. Colson, cham
pion OF Utah. on Wednesday and FRI
day night. Mr.. Davidson also does
some of the most wonderful tricks on
the little wheels, such as jumping five
chairs while going backward at a high
rate of speed, skating backward on
one heel and other acrobatIc stunts.
Ladies' are admitted free mornings
and afternoons.
HeId's Band furnishes music at all
sessions.
Doors open 10 TO II morning. to
afternoon, 1880 to fo:3o evening.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Star Consolidated Mining company.
principal place or business, Salt Lake
city, Utah. Notlce.-There are delIn-
anent upon the following described stock
on account Of Assessment No OF three
l@) cents per share. levied on the nth
day Of November. 1906. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the
C.yf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-04
FLOODS THREATEN OREGON
Heavy Rains in Willamette Valley; Big
Snowfall in Mountains.

PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. 3.-Dispatc tches
from the Willamette valley and other sec
Gons OF Oregon and Southern Washington
report an unusually heavy rain fall dur
Ing the past twenty four hours. The
creeks and rivers are rising rapidly and
there Is some danger OF floods In low-lylng
sections. In the mountains the snow fail
Is very heavy. Should the storm con-
tinue food Of serious proportions will
doubtless result. There are no indca-
tions OF clearing weather this afternoon.
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NOTICE.

A meeting OF the Utah Board OF Fhar-
macy will be held January l6 and ~, l9gl,
at the city and county building. Sait LAKE
CITY, for the purpose OF examination OF
candidates and such other business as
may properly come before the poaro.
f239l WALTER II. DAY TON, SecS'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-04
HOPES FOR SPEEDY TRIAL
Attorney for Accused officers of the
Miners Organization Investigating

DENVER, Jan. 3-C!arence S. Oar
row, a Chicago attorney. is at the Sa-
voy hotel. His visit to Denver is in
connection with the defense OF Meyer
and Haywood. the officers of the West
ern Federation of Miners. charged with
the murder of exGov. Steunenberg of
Idaho and now in prison at Boise.
came to Denver to make an in
vestigation into certain phases Of the
case said Mr.. Darrow, land will
probably be in the city for week,
when ] expect TO go TO Boise. We don Z
know Just when the cases against our
clients will be tried A new Judge
goes upon the bench next week and the
cases will be set by him. We hope for,
and will insist upon, as strongly as
possible, an early trial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-04

Standard Meat Market has removed
to their new home, Il East Third
South street. Both phones 44S.
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AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance granting ,tfv
Short Line Railroad CONN, y.
cessors and assigns permit !S5
struct A single spur track "a ~
OF the easterlv half OF Thirr6
between First South and ,
streets, Salt Lake City. ~
WHEREAS. the Salt LaRt )
VICE company is the owner, ~
OF lots > and 6. block Sc.
LAKE City survey. and desJ 70
strlction OF single spur
nlng at a junction with 20
the oregon Short Line Rail
near the intersection oi FiL[
Third West streets, said n
be used by said Sail Lake W.
company TO the petition fG-s
rack lS annexed plat 81 Z
said spur track Is desired ~
spur being indicated on saE
yellow !lne); and ~
WE EREAS. the said Oreart,.
Railroad company has joinr ~
tltlon and asked for AUTH
struct such spur track: -.
NOW, THEREFORE. ms
Of the premises. be II ord "a
City Council of Salt Lake y =
SECTION i. That the y
Line Railroad company. a cjs
and the same is hereby giyfh
and granted permission to = N
tain n single spur track up. I
tho eaeteriy half of Third -
beginning nj n junction witE'
OF the Oregon Short Line ID
pany near the intersection ~
and Third Weat streets nr,f
with lot s. block sc. plat SO
City survey. Salt Lake O.
shown in yellow upon a pl -
the petition asking for sucT-s
SEC. ., During the terr1W
chise the said grantee. its "
assigns, shall he subject ~
Ing conditions: '
The said railroad track
upon and conform to th<
grade of the east half Of 70
street between the points -
II said grade is afterwarc =
the City Council. the said 4 i
change the spur track so y
10 the same. And shall pro6l
In repair a planked or such -
for teams and all vehicltj
street az shall be ordered<
Council. and keep the appr{h 4
track where the same CROSSE
sidewalk OF said street and y
tween the tracks constructe. !,
terlal and In such n1anneEl
ordered by the City Councf
SEC. 2. The said granted
in and maintain a good and
or water way along or near =
OF said street 10 permit OF
sage OF water flowing saidG
SEC. 4. Said Sal, Lake
no way be liable or respon<
accident or damage that NJ
said spur track. or by ref
spur track being placed as,~.
vlded, or BY reason Of thi
misconduct OF said railway i
employees. And tine said
successors and assigns CO.
agree 10 save the City ha
and against any liability, lose
pense or damage of any ne
out OF the default or miscor
railway company. or by re
construction OF said spur ira
mey accrue by reason OF ans
injury which may occur in
Of the construction or operf
spur track. and TO indemnif
said City for any loss, cost 4
damage OF any kind which :
tanned by reason OF any 9
misconduct, accident or inJli
wise.
SEC. ;. The rights ansI
hereby granted are for the ]
(50) years from ana afterll
OF this ordinance. y
SEC. s. This ordinance d
feet upon approval =
Passed by the City Council
CITY. Utah. December 10. ID;
red to the Mayor for his ap-
J. B. MORETON. Cfr..
Approved this 18th day Z
1906. EZRA THA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-04

beautifer In the world, is having a
tremendous sale. HILL DRUG CO. are
tho uoenta
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-04
State OF Utah. city and {

Lake. Sc.
I. ]. B. Mo. eton. c
OF Salt Lake City. Utftl
by certify that the abozi
going is a Juii, true -
copy of an ordinance entitro
nance granting 10 the Oref
Railroad company, It's succWc
signs, permission TO cons'j,, !,
spur track upon portion :
half OF Third West street, :
South and Second southz
Lake CITY" passed by th'h-
OF Salt Lake City, Titan. n
1906. and approved by tho
Der IL, 1906. as appears or
office. -,
set my hand and affiXed :
seal Of said City. this l2th-
ber. 1906. D. b gu
(SeaD S.r
OIL M 15S -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-04

Standard Meat Market has removed
TO their new home, Al East Third
South street. Both 'phones 44S.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-09-28

Come to j. ". Duncan Co. for bar
gains.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-09-28
In I.ov,ug REMEMBRANCE.

Rochelle. La. Sept. 10, l9V7.
Again the cruel hand Of death has
robbed "A happy home Of it's brightest
Jewel and bowed the heads Of loved
ones in deep sorrow that knows
no comfort.
Mrs. Mary K. Bandy. after an III
ness of eight days. passed quietly IN
TO death Thursday, August 20. 1907.
She was the devoted wife of MIR. Fred
Il. Bandy, who married her four
months before her death. at Dry
Prong. The young couple were hap
nv In each others love. and their lives
were a continuous round of sunshine
aud 10y until death so cruelty sepa-
rated them.
Mrs. Bandy was the Oldest daught'
er of Roht. Arlington, prominent
citizen Of Dry Prong, and her remains
were taken to Dry Prong and lait
away i'm the old Kemp graveyard
near that place 1t is indeed SAT
misfortune for death to- enter hap
DIV home md completely break 1t ~
/ but such is the case sometimes.
/ MIR. Bandy Is an employee In tn
large min at Rochelle. and had bee
Keeping house hut Il short time whe
his wife was called away by deaf
; to dwell I'm brighter land. W
should remember that that grea
savior IL liable to overtake MS mt an
! time, and make the best OF life Will
! can /. +.
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Death of Llttle Zaza.

Winfield. LIP, Sept. II. 1907.
Editor COifax Chronicle:
Zaza, infant daughter ut Mr.. and
Mrs. s. L. Richardson. died Thurs
day morning. Sept. 5. 1907, at Lotion.
La. She was in the home only one
short year, and then He who doeth
ak things well took her to heaven to
dwell with the angels Of glory. The
sunshine she brought into the home
has been turned into darkness, and
the hearts of loved ones grieved on
account Of the early departure oi
this little one. But we have conso-
lation in the words of the Master
when he said. '.Of snch is the king
dom If heaven" let US have fatti
in God, and In the morning 81 the
resurrection. we will see little Zazi
again, a perfect angel. happy anf
praising God with the m,sts Of re
deemed saints. n ~
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!. r-.ve,Ine MANS Experience.

al must tell you my experience on an
aost hnund o X & N r r train from Pen
1letop to LeGrande, Ore" writes Sam 4
t;arber. a we'll known travelling man. u
WAS in the smoking department with
come other travelling men when one OF
them went out into the coach aud came
hack ahd said, .sthere is woman sick
INTO death in the ear" | at once got
mn and went out, found her very Ill with
cramn collie. her hands and arms were
drawn no 80 you could not straighfen
them. and with deathlike look on her
face. Two or three ladies were WORKING
with her and giving her whisky. went
~ INV suit case and got my bottle OF
f,hamberIain's Collie, Cholera and Diar.
rhoea Remedy Il never travel w'teout ~
ran 10 the water tank, put double dose
If the medicine in the glass, poured
some water into IT and stirred 1t with
peucil: then had quite time to get TIT
ladies to let me give it to her, but sue
4 caaded. ! could Mt once see the eflec
and / worked with her, rubbing hel
hands, and in twenty minutes ! gave ne
another dose. BY this time we were al
most ioto LeGrande. where ! was =
leave the train. IHave the bottle TO eh
i husband to be used in case another dos
should be needed, but by the time tn
train ran into LeGrande ste was q
right and received the thanks OF ever
: messenger in the CAR For sale oy val
; ley drug store.
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Election Of school Boards.

As there is a misunderstanding az
to when the school boards shall be
elective by the people, The Cancasi-
an will venture on a statement 81
law. AS provided by Act 60 OF the
Legislative session OF 1906, parish
school boards will he elective in Nov
ember 1908. and every four years
thereafter. These elections will De
preceded by primary nominations at
the time when candidates for con
yress, district judges and district at
torneys are nominated. The pur
pose Of the law in fixing the election
Of school boards with district judges
and district attorneys with the con
gressional election is to remove tn
possibility uf combinations with pol
tiles for parochial and State Officials
shreveport Caucasian.
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SAI.1ON FIGHTING DESPERATE But
HopEI Ess BATTLE.

"Statisticians figure 1t out that
about seven-t enths of the poverty
and fiestitution in the city of Cbicaga
is caused by drink. II the saloons OF
Chicago were set side by SIDE they
would make u solid row five miles III
length. The drink bill Of the city
amounts to more than $7a,OO0,OOO a
wear. Not only Is this a useless anu
depressing waste. but think Oh tne
expense to the city IT carries Win ~
the courts, jails, police force. chari-
ties. etc.
"Happily we are beginning to zee
the day when gambling can he and
is tabooed, The social evil also u
slowly retreating before the advanct
of ciyilization. The liquor tratiic u
lighting more desperate hattie
Int one that IL steadily going agasns
lit.-Minneapolis Journal.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-09-28

The State Fair OF Louisiana VIII
l,e held at shreveport, La, Oct. 18th
tn 18th, inclusive, and during that
fine, the Louisiana Railway and
Navigation Company will have on
sale round trip tickets at very low
rates. Ask your ticket agent Tor
r,,tes. or additional Information.
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Correspondence
Montgomery Dots.
Thy BROWN EfEs.I
Septem Der %, 1907.

IBY BROWN EfEsl
September %, 1907.
Mrs Dora Wardlow and daughter,
Aline. and Miss Mildred Ethridgr,
who have been spending the summer
with relatives in Tennessee, returned
home last Wednesday.
Rev. H. NJ. Raglan was visitor to
Montgomery last Thursday and FRI
day. and the two nights while with
Ms preached to an appreciative au-
dience.
Rev. Geo. A. Kelly filled his regular
amendment hast Sunday and in the
afternoon, ut three o'clock, baptized
the fl i've converts whojuined lschurch
ut his hast meeting.
Mrs. 9. H. Mccain and little son,
accompanied by Miss Annie Harrl-
son. are visiting relatives and friends
in Colfax this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Roberts, ol
| st. Maurice, visited relatives and
friends in this place last Sunday.
/ Mrs. John Balance and grand
daughter. Miss Myrtle Ethrihge, canb'
in last Saturday evening from the'
three weeks visit to relativesin Soutl
Louisiana.
Prof. Norman visited his family II
Winfield last Saturday and Sunday
Messrs. G.. II. Mccain and Hard
Dodson took advantage OF the 81
, cursion rates and made the trip {
| the Crescent City this week.
Mr.. John McCain made trip
J Natchitoches lasr Friday.
u Mr.. Oglesl,y, the candiiatef Tor Sci
ator, was in Montgomery last Tue
day looking after his interest IN Il
Senatorial race.
The W. o. W. camp is making
ID necessary arrangements Tor the entt
tninuent of their visitors next Su
day ut the unwilling Of the mon
ment of Sovereign Percy Mccain
this place.
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Acting Judge Hutchinson, al indi-
ana. I'm his opinion uphoiuing tne
motion to dismiss application LOT
SALOON license On the ground that
sncI, license IL unconstitutional. gave
this tribute to scientific temperance
instruction.: 1.-THE Legislature oil the
state III Indiana has recognizt'd the
Ieyils, dangers and expense 70 inc
state that attends the use 81 intoxi-
eating liquors. and has passed an mel
recurring school teachers oi the STATE.
to i,e,prepared to teach the effect Oh
Intoxicating liquors upon the num as.l
system, and they are paid at pubiic
expense to do So" And again, ~
his summing up. he said: 'rhe STATE
of Indiana certainly recognizes tne
dangers and evils resulting from tnt
1 retail liquor business. or it wouio
/ not pay men to teach the effects %
Hts use.
II would lie interesting to know
how many Of the judges and othe
linen In places vi civic authority wns
are opposing the liquor trafi receiv
lied temperance teaching In their pun
lie school days. "-Signnl.
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"Our juvenile court reports that
t,,er.. Ia almost a total suspension 81
demand for aid for dependent enid
rem. Children who formerly had 20
help a drinking family, are now at
tending thu. public school, ami we
had to employ eighteen ndditinnni
teachers. Attorney G. w. Crickett.
reporting conditions In kanaas CITY.
Kans.. since prohibition law has
been enforced.
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TEMPERANCE COLUMN
Edited By the
W0meHS Christian Temperance Union

The SALOON AS A BUSINESS FACTOR.
~Ex-Governor Larrabee Of Iowa,
saws: Il used to think years ago
NAT SO long as left saloons alone
they would leave me alone. But !
was engaged In business for twenty
wears. during which | permitted sew
eraI Thousand dollars worth Oh nc
COUNTS to accumulate ON my hooks.
When | sold out and attempted 20
collect these found they were worth
less. and that uine-tenths OF my den.-
ors would not have been SD nad u
not been that they had been spend
ing their money for strong drink
while | was keeping their famiiies
In provisions.
ut was therefore apparent that
M n matter of fact, had been TN
greatest patron M the saloons Il
our community. ] had really con
trihuted more to the saiOOnkeepe
than any other person In town. Al
of us, no matter how temperate W
are. will some day fimd that we ar
ltiirectly concerned I'm the saioo
traffic. The Journal Of ineDriety.
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..IS DUE SEASON WE SHALL REAP.

TN DUE SEAsON =" y NH1 's
Years of faithful seed-sOwing. IN
the teaching Of temperance truths III
the public schools, are beginning To
bear fruit in generation pf young
people who are keenly enough aware
of the drink evil to cast their innu-
ence and their votes against it-in 4
harvest of dry" towns and counties
and states.
The reasonabIeness OF such tenn
perance Instruction. and Its signin
canoe. are winning more and mors
open recognitiOn.-SigDal.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-09-28

Three arguments against the sa-
loon: The economical argument
we can't afford It; the moral argn-
mcpt-it Injuries the character OF our
,mopIp: the political argument-tt
rorr,pts our pOlitics.-Signal.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-16

The following cases were trte4 De-
fore Squire Feldmeyers
George Parker, eOlOrsd. arrested ~
officer Jacobs on the eharEs ~ drunk
and sdisOrderly conduct fined 81 and
costs, amounting to $40 which be-
paid and was dismissed
Clinton Jones, white, arrested By
officer Jackson. for drunk ard dis
orderly conduct fined 3 and eosss-
amounting to s6.75, which ~ paid and
vas dismissed
Florence Holmes. colored. arrested
By Sergeant Holiday for drunk ard
disorderIy condcuts Ened g and
costs, amounting 10 s5-75. in defaulf
Of y hieh she vas committed % Jail
Constable James Small DrCugbE in
Richard colbert and Charles Washing
ton. both colOred, whom Be charged
with disoTderiy conduct Washington
paid s4.Z5 for his fnn. while asIsli-
tional costs IN C0IDert's ease forced
him TO dig down for I've cents usors
than that amount 20 gain his liberty
MY. but business is brisk, said
the squire as be leaned back for a
breathing spell an lit a good cigar,
and started 70 read the morning pa
per. which he had not had tire %
glance At on account o. the aeeuwu-
lated work.
Yesterday afternoon ana this uorn-
ing was squire FeIdrneyer's -.bHsy
dav." The sJegef' managed % Do a
rush order business IN obtalnfnsg
bcarler for the eounty's popular he's
tefrv on the corner CT calvert and
Northwest Streets