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WANT ADS
WANTED.
HELP WANTED.

MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN
matchmaking, engraving, jewelrs'
work: optics, easy terms; positions
guaranteed; money made learning;
Matchmaking Engraving School, 1925
4th avenue, Seattle, Wash.
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]. NJ. BENTLEY REPRESENTS THE
Oldest and most reliable fire and
accident insurance companies Office
with Hartman Abstract Co.
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ATTORNEYS.

STEPHEN ~. LOWELL. ATTORNEY
at Law. Office in Despair block.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

HELIX HOTEL, HELIX, OREGON.
Under new management. Special
accommodation for commercial trav-
elers. Grimes & Miller, proprietors.
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oSTEOPATHS.
DENTISTS.
FRATERNAL ORDERS.

PENDLETON LODGE NO. SO, A. F.
and A. NJ. meets the first AMI third
Mondays OF each month. All visiting
brethren are invited.
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CITY LIVERY STABLE, THOMPSON
street. Carney G Kennedy. Props.
Livery. feed and sales stable. Good
rigs at all times. Cab line In connec-
ton. Phone main 701.
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MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS.

MONTERASTELLI BROS, MARBLE
and Granite Works. Monuments of
all descriptions. Ornamental and cut
stone for buildings. Examine our
work; 100 East Court st.
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CARTER & RALEY. ATTORNEYS
at Law. Office in Savings Bank
building.
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
FIGHT FOR LIFE
Of THEBAUD BOY.
SHOT By VALET
Prompt and Difficult
Operation Performed
to Defeat Death.

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Paul The
baud, the seventeen-year-old son of
Paul G. Thebaud, the welI-known
society and club man, lies at the
point of death at "Hillaire," the
magnificent home of his parents in
White Plains.
The parents of the injured boy
are at his bedside with the family
physician, and fear is felt that the
lad may not be able to survive the
effect Of the splinters of bone that
were driven into the brain by the
bullet fired by the supposedly drink
crazed valet, John Bjorlin, who took
his own life, after shooting young
Thebaud.
Attached tot the Boy.
John Bjorlin. the dead vafet, came into
Mr. Thebaud's employ about four years
ago. He was a Dane. He could speak
fiuently at least six languages, and he
was familiar with the customs of life
in Europe. He therefore accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Thebaud to Europe a
Continued on Second Page)
The Washington times., 1907-11-11

1t will much colder tonight in the
East and South. with freezing tempera-
uure almost 10 the south coast, and,
under the controlling innucuCe of the
general high pressure, CUid weather
should continue during the next two
or three days over the eastern half OF
the country. In the West IL viii con-
t.nue cold tonight. followed by rising
temperature Tuesday.
Cold wave wal nings have been issued
for the central portions of the south
Atlantic and east Gulf States, and warn
iEgs of frcst and freezing temperature
for the Southern States geLCrally
The winds along the Atlantic coast
viii be light 70 fresh northwest to west f;
on the south Atlantic coast light to
fresh northerly5 on the east Gulf coast
fresh north TO northeast, and on the
lever Lakes fresh westerly.
Steamers departing today for Euro
pean ports viii have light TO fresh
northwest to west winds, with partly
cloudy and colder weather 20 The Grand
Banks.
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
JAMESTOWN FAIR STAMPS
TO BE WITHDRAWN NOV. 80

The sale of jamestown commemora-
tive postage stamps will be discontinued
by pOstmasters after November 30.
While the sale OF the jamestown stamps
will be discontinued, those remaining in
the hands OF the public after that date
will still be good until used.
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
DESERTED BY MAN
AFTER ELOPENENT,
TRIES TO END LIFE
Bride Drinks Laudanum
and Hunts for Stronger
Poison.
SENIOR UGARTE,
Minister Of Honduras.

NEW YORK, Nov. u.-Left alone by
the man with whom she had eloped.
ra ther than marry another urged upon
ner by her father, Bella Casgilberto
twenty-five years old. attempted to com,
nit suicide by swallowing. laudanum
today in her home at 22S East Eight
eenth street
She was Bella Platt, a belle of Cleve-
land. daughter Of n n. Plat, a wealthy
real estate dealer Of that city Five
months ago size married Frank Casgil-
betro, a souvenir postal card manufac-
tUrer. anC ten days ago he left her
after a quarrel and did not return
The unhappy venture with Casgilbetro
was her second marriage. When she
was a girl just out OF high school, IN
Cleveland, she ran away from home
and married S. NJ. Finch. a dentist
They came to New York, where Finch
is now in business at Flfty-ninth street
and Lexington avenue.
Two years ago tney separated, and
the wife obtained a divorce In Brooklyn.
In her room after her attempt at sui
eide today the police found several let
ters, one Of which was addressed to
Finch.
Since her divorce Mrs. CasgilbetrO had
earned a living singing in church choirs.
She had a musical education and a good
soprano voice, and is well known in
church musical circles and very popular.
She is extremely pretty, and her charm
ing manner made her many friends.
Goes for Stronger Poison.
After writing the letters begging for
giveness for her act, Mrs. CasgiIbetro
swallowed an ounce Of laudanum, and
then waited for death. The poison work
ed slowly. and she became impatient.
Throwing on her coat and hat she hur-
ried out into the street and walked un-
til she met Policeman Mellin at Third
avenue and Twenty-third street.
Where is the nearest drug store,
oficer?'' she asked, stopping him. Il
have taken laudanufn but il dOssn
seem 10 have any effect and I must have
a stronger poison. 1 want to die
The startled policeman grabbed her
by the arm and marched her rapidly
around to the East Twenty-second street
station. There while two policemen, al
the direction OF Lieutenant Sears,
marched her up and down the squad
room, awaiting the arrival of an aRbu-
lance, her unhappy but romantic life
story was learned.
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
SLAYER OF BROWN
APPEARS IN COURT
TO ANSWER CHARGE
District Attorney Asks
Delay Out of Respect
To Dead Justice.

Mrs. Annie NJ Bradley, after a
year Of dreary waiting, appeared
before Justice Stafford this morning
to answer to the charge of having
murdered former Senator Brown of
Utah, but the hand of death inter
vened and postponed the dread or
deal two days more.
The postpCnement of Mrs. Brad
ley's trial was taken upon motion
of District Attorney Baker, who i'm
mediately upon the convening of
court formally notified Justice Stat
ford of the sudden death yesterday
of Justice McComas, of the District
Court of Appeals, and moved that
adjournment be taken until Wednes-
day at 10 o'clock.
Counsel for Defense Coneurs.
Ralph Hoover, of counsel for the de-
fense, said that in this motion the de-
fense heartily sOncurred and with a few
appropriate remarks Justice Stafford or
dcred that in respect 10 the departed
justice court should stand adjourned for
two days. A moment later Mrs. Bradley
was led from The room, after having
experienced but i've minutes Of an or
deal which, beginning Wednesday next.
must lengthen into days and perhaps
weeks.
Even III this short time however Mrs
Bradley had experienced one of the
most crucial moments in her eveutful
life, coming face 40 face for the nrsf
time with the judge before whom she
fgs a.,
happenings of that afternoon nearly one
year ago, when she entered the room
Of Senator Brown, at the Raleigh Hotel
and took his lie, saying ''he Is not my
husband, but he IS the father Of my two
children"
PathOs in Court Opening.
There was singular pathos in the
manner in which court was opened this
morning. Mrs. Bradley had arrived N
the court room prior 90 the advent OF
Justice Stafford Promptly at 10 O'Clock
the justice arrived, and as is the Gus
tom, the entire assemblage was ordered
70 rise and remain standing until the
court WAS seated.
With COWnCasu eyes Mrs Bradley
arose and stood as everyone else for a
brief moment while a balm called in
solemn tones;
Hear ye. hear ye, this honorable
court is now opened. God save the
Government of the United States
Perhaps in that entire courtroom there
was but one face not upIifted toward
that of Justice Stafford who Is 70 hold
the scales of justice in the most noted
trial ever held within its st6id walls.
That face was Mrs BTadleys. Not
once did her eye ever meet that of the
man who is 10 sit In judgment upon
Continued on Sixth Page)
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
INCREASE LICENSE
LIQUOR SOLUTION.
ASSERTS BABCOCK
Former Representative
Not in Favor of Pro-
hibition in District.

High license and good laws well en-
forced is the solution Of the liquor prob
lem Tor the District Of Columbia. ac-
cording 10 former Representative Bah
cock. who undl recently was chairman
Of the District of Columbia Committee
Ia the House. Mr. Rabcock had an in
terview with the Pres, dent at the White
House this morning and after MS talk
with the Executive discussed the aIeo-
hol question at some length.
If I had the deciding vote on The
question. he said 7 would wipe every
drop Of whisky on the face Of the
earth. But as 1 have not that vote and
no one else has I'd advocate the next
best thing. which is high license. I
consider that Washington is the best
governed city for its size in the coun-
try. This Is due mainly to the fact that
the laws are enforced.
"Lieense Should Be sI,ooo.s
Il do not mean to say that the laws
could not be improved here. for I be-
lieve they could be bettered. For in
stance, J think the liquor license ought
to he 1900 instead of $500 as IL is AT
present This would drive a number of
saloons out OF business and naturally
the worst class of them. When 1 first
CANT TO Congress The license was 500.
was instrumental in having it raised
to $40, ard I got a great deaf of good
hard abuse for it. Odd as II may seem
the Anti-saloon people Jumped on me Tor
1t as well as did the friends of the sa-
l0Ol's I haG put out OF business. Upon
inQtmrlng why 1 had secured the euuiftv
Of the prOhibiuonists for shutting as
the dives / was told that as they re-
garded all income from rum as sinful.
the collection OF $500 instead of Sl08 a
year was just four times as bad-and
Was tC blame. But there were great
many of the worst saloons closed by
the Increase, and when in time the
license was raised from $40 to $500 still
more Of them were smut up.
Would Let Voters Say.
IF washington were prepared TO
vote I would be in favor OF putting
the question to the people. but at pres
ent there is no election machinery
available. Under washington S present
excise system. the people here have
practically local option al their dis
posal for a large majority vote Of the
prop9rty owners Of a section is re-
Continued on Second Page)
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
QuaIity Of Envelopes Is Attractive tc

most people-Let US send you samples
and prices. Globe Printing Co.. 18th &
Z nW.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1907-11-11

Don't Accept Cheap Substitutes for the
original food-drink. .HorHclI's Matted Milk.
Adv.
The Washington times., 1907-11-11

HARPERS FERRY. W. Va, Nov IL
Potomac muddy and Shenandoah clear.
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
TEMPERATURES.
SUN TABLE
TIDE TABLE.

sun TABLE
Sun sets today. y..-..-...------ 30
sun rises tomorrow. 6 :3S
The Washington times., 1907-11-11

Fair and much colder
tonight and Tuesday.
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
Would Let Voters Say.

Continued on Second Page)
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Continued on Second Page. }
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
Dinner Last Night.

Continued on Second Page)
The Washington times., 1907-11-11

High water today .lZ:l4 D.
Low water today. .45 p. N
Hugh water tomorrow 12.40 q. M, 1s15 pm
Low water tomorrow 1885 am, 1856 pm
The Washington times., 1907-11-11

CONTINUED on Sixth Page)
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-07-20
Piceance Pickinss.

OIL Dudley made . business trip
to Meeker last week.
Parkes Bros finished putting up
their rye crop this week.
JTDixon has contracted to put up
hay on the Galloway ranch.
Herman Richner is looking for
some one to put up his hay crops.
Jens Mikkelson and Robert Mckee
made a busines trip to Rifle this
week.
Picesnce has more water in 1t than
we have seen in twenty years at this
time of year.
Clarence Ralston, foreman for the
Piceance Live Stock Co, has bought
the Charley Duckett hay.
JIM Clark has established route
down the creek and makes trip
to Rifle once a week for the benefit
of the patrons of the line.
The telephone meeting held at Pice-
ance school house last Tuesday was
. signal success, provided you take
the spirit as meaning anything. The
next meeting will be held ut the
same place next Tuesday. Come
everybody.
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White River Items.

Haying is the order now.
Plenty Of hot sunshine these days.
E ! Wilson and A E Lytle report
crop1 to be fair. q,
NJ and Mrs Lytle visited with Mr..
and Mrs Shepard Sunday.
White Rivers Fourth of July cele-
bration was a grand success.
John Story has gone down to Blue
mountain to work his copper claims.
Mrs Jessie Bassett went to Meeker
Monday with a fine lot of spring
chickens.
Roy Turner and sister and Miss
Nellie Phelpsspent Sunday at f J
Wilson'S.
Mrs F P Caldwell started to Grand
Junction Sunday, to visit her people
for some time.
g L Lambert has just finished
building G P Hawley fine water
wheel on his ranch.
Mr. Kidder's surveying party has
moved down on the river and is going
up Black ,gulch soon.
Colonel Parker, wife and baby de-
parted for the Keystone Ranch last
Saturday morning. Mrs Parker had
been. Waiting her mother for some
time. &C. J.
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Thornbure Thoughts.

Cs Aldrich, proprietor Of the saw
mill near Sleepy Cat, has started
saving lumber.
Mrs s J Graham Of New York city,
who has been visiting with Mrs Fer
guson, has returned to her home.
Weather cloudy and warm. Ranch
men are late in beginning haying In
this vicinity. The cold spring caused
grass to be late in starting.
Mrs w r Graham joins her hus-
band this week at Salt Lake city for
. trip among the mining camps Of
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Notice---To Water Users.

oBsTRUCTING HIaHwAYs-PENALTY
Section 1850 Of the Colorado statutes
reads as follows:
s'No person or persons, or corpo-
ration, shall erect any fence,
house or other structure, or dig
pits or holes in or upon any
highway, or place thereon any
stones, timber, trees or any OBJ
struction whatsoever, and no person
or persons, or corporation, shall tear
down, burn or otherwise damage any
bridge of any highway, or cause
WASTE WATER, or the WATER
FROM ANY DITCH, ROAD, DRAIN OR
FLUME, or other place, to flow in or
upon any road or highway 80 as to
damage the same, and any such per-
son or persons or corporation, so
offending or violating any of the pro-
visions of this section, or any of the
sections Of this act, for which there
is no specific, penalty provided, shall
pay fine of not less than TEN DOL
LARS ($1O, nor more than THREE
HUNDRED DOLLARS $500, >for
each offense, and a like fine of TEN
DOLLARS for each day that Racf
obstruction shall be suffered to re-
main In said highway, and shall also
be liable to any person or persons, or
corporation, in civil action for sny
damages resulting therefrom; and 1t
shall be the duty of the Road Over
seer in the district in which such
violation shall occur, to prosecute
any person, persons, corporation or
corporations violating the provisions
Of this act"
Notice is hereby given that the
law above quoted will be strictly en-
forced hereafter in this, Rio Blanco
county.
BY order of the Board of County
Commissioners. T. b. SCOTT,
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Beware Of ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,

q mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derange the whole
cous surfaces. Such articles should never
be used except ON prescriptions from repT;;
table physscians. n - the damsse An, 81 tney Tltr
derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by r. J. Cheney Co., Toledo,
nally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. In buying
Halls CatArrh Cure be sure you get the
In Toledo, Ohio, by r. Cheney Co. Testi-
moniAls free.
+. J. CnrnxY 4 CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by DrukKfsts. Price, TIC. por bottle.
Take Hallr Family Pills for constipation.
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Notice--Settle Up.

Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons indebted to Hartke 4 Seets to
call and settle their accounts-either
with cash or by note-on or before
August 1st, 1907.
Those to whom we are indebted are
pressing us for settlement, 80 we
must have the money or collateral
Respectfully etc
Hartke 4 Sheets.
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COUNTY OF RIO BLANCo. 80
l, T. B. SCOTT, County Clerk and Re-
cordsr Of Rio Blanco county, state afore-
said, do hereby certify that the above
statement Of the condition of said county
for the last six months ending June 30, 1900:
Given under my hand and official seal
this lst day Of July, 1907.
IL T. B. SCOTT,
1 County Clerk and Recorder.
Presented to the Board Of County Com
missioners July ], 1907.
Approved, July l, 1907.
THos. KILDUFF, Chairman.
r. H. CRAWFORD, and
w. H. Corr, Commissioners.
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The days are getting warm and
cooking isn't pleasant. Go to the
Meeker hotel for your Sunday din
ner. 1t will be good one.
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Mr. and Mrs Lunney Of Coal
creek, spent Saturday in the city.
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Mr. f b Lewis of Angora was I
town visitor yesterday.
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DIR Hubbard was a passenger on the
outgoing stage Tuesday, bound for
Denver and points north.
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Forest Supervisor Blair made an
official trip to Glenwood this week.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-07-20

Mr. and Mrs b 9 Howey Of Flag
creek, visited town friends Saturday.
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1t is possible to take the right way
In life and yet to take life in such .
way as to lead others wrong.
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Take BRoMO-FEBRIN for your
cold. At Strehlke Bros.
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! Manager Nichols of the Hugus
Axial store, visited the city Monday.
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MEEKER, COLO, SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1907

Warrants issued on the general
county fund for the last six months
ending June 80, 1907:
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Subscribe for The Herald.
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Recapitulation-June 30, 1905.
Bonds outstanding. ssl,soo 90
Interest due mot paid, cou-
pons not sent in)........... sol 90
Interest accrued mot duel l6 10
Warrents uncalled for. - IS
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Read THE HERALD for the news.
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Sl0l Is SlJo7l s.
General County Fund.
Jan. !, VITO cash on hand sos %
To taxes collected. l.tos 10
To nnes, fees and
collection. "a 90
To wsrents paid ...... ioH4 y
BY Treasurer's COM
missions .............-. 10 ~
Tooverdraft ........8,1l II
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Redemption Of County Bonds.
Jan. l, VITO cash on hand. 800 q
To taxes collected ~ %
BY TreAsurer's
conmission .-.-.. y
~ cAsh On haAd ~ z
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Advertising Delinquent Tax.
Jan. l, VITO cash on hand sb IS
June 90, W-By cash on hand s5 IS
sxs es az
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Closot taot,e
Cn~nor bsads
Co,.,,tao hrsoi,,+.
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noors soraon
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co1jo orronorts
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psnai i,r,is
ponoi ,,.,inscoti,,, ana .cn,r,
pantr,, ettinos
ptasters
porci, No,yeis
porcb ~ nia11, oo,,r,ns
porob raiiin@
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portore yori,
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casb ola7ad with oonr,on ,rb,doc.
u,aS ~ s'"@Vu ,',,,ad "',' 01i,''iio" 9ig ~ i"'o"
Ieaead
Scroli o.c,t
sbaIvas
shutters instda ana onteido
snindlos O
stair n-nrl, pawols risars traods
railings ministers ana nost orno
monte K u ana tal,en anart
SINE fronts
Turned worl. anter,no into tbe oon
st,,otion " h',,,dine y" 49, '''7 INV '"0 1''i
aWainscotipg
uasb an, ae,,,rs
sWlndow door Nina ana sora.,
frames set mn or K u
vTndous scroo, ~
Windov. etoels anrons ana boo5s
eApplies when manufact5red grop
ronde at,,.. - - - o''i
MOVE as tal.ino nmber r,tas Wv
Cordwood savydnst ana eI,hs 81,
STRAIGHT ~orIoads sbou +,i.o n'i.+..
three ana one.tbird lq9 ~ mon conn
less than lumber rates
The basis fo, rstas an in.ido
finish material win nat a,,1,- ~,
articles named when poliebe5 o,
vanished
Note-Tbo forepoino ratee win not
applv ON articles named whom raanne
fsctnred from, naboeon, roso,rcod
lienum vitae ar otbor yai,,,hl. g,,.
eipn woods
The followinp articloe ,.ban ,,odod
I'm straight or mived c.rlo.de MI
take ave f51 cents na, too nornd,
above the lrmber rates.
Axe handles turned NOT otbaro,is,
finished
Handle butts turned NOT otber,yisa
fnished
Sleirb wood turned NOT ,tberu,iso
finished
Sbapes for yebicIos lresead
shanss for aqricplt,ral imnlemonts
dressed
WAGON hoys
Insnlater blocts
Note -Tbe loeg.c,rlo,d ,,to -, an
articles toking IYn,bc, go .s .,,,,.i
fed herein viii be 9oo n.r .,nt ~ ~.
carload Iup,ho, rato
RuIs SHINGLES carlo,d minimum,
WEIGHT o4OO0 norrde Am o,bo,.
articles taking lnn,ber rats, and
biaher minimum, uli,tt o..,.tl'a5
sbsll he 95 0o0 norpds pr;cl- nat
exceedine two tbousand i'm 6unbo,.
lime nor ,vceedine tb,ee harrois ond
sand NOT evceedinp tvo ysrde. n,o,,
he Included In oacb ,a, Of .',,,,,l.r ..',,s
SHINGLES or tumber ana ,rticlos i-
cI,ided IN tbo t,n,ior r,tyt,ro .nd
sucb bricls limo ma coma 81. ir,,,,,,,3
shall ne cboroe5 for at me ca,losG
lumber rate.
prlo rrbro,.i, ioi,t ,at.. o.. .,,,.
trarsnortation ~ an th, -.
named sboye o,,er two ~. ,oore IN
of railroad mitch ore not ,ndar ttl
be- made by adding three (S) cents
yer hundred (1OOl mounds IN fho fora.
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The Oliver Typewriter Co
io2w. Ninth ST., Kansas City, NO.


Parties having furnished rooms viii
leave list of same with Felix Adler,
chairman OF public comfort commit
tee at Oklahoma State bank.
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New Oliver No. S
Sets Swiltest Pace Ever Known
in Typewriter Selling

Tho wonderful
new model oliver
No g. has taken
the market by
storm
It's reception
by the public has