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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-08

the uepr. He replied, giving the Inror-
nation and inclosing a receipt for the
principal, with a very correct mathe-
NAUTICAL statement of the amount OF
interest If compounded annually, as
was his legal right, but expressing his
readiness to accept simple interest and
give me a receipt in full"
The brutew calculated Katherine,
which remark brought upon her mild
rebuke from her mother on intempef-
ance of language.
well, go on" said katherine, I'M
abashed
81 merely mention this detail,' con-
tinued Dorothy, "as an object lesson
in honesty. Never before since the
world began was there such a case of
casting bread upon the waters as was
my sending the $500. My uncle ap-
pears to have been a most methodical
man. He filed away my letter which
contained the money, also a typewrit-
ten copy of his reply, and when he died
it was these documents which turned
the attention of the legal firm who act
ed for him to myself, for my uncle had
left no will. The Californian firm
communicated with lawyers in New
York, and they began a series of very
cautious inquiries, which at last re-
suited, after I had furnished certain
proofs asked for, in my being declared
| heiress to my uncle's estate"
''And how much did you get? How
much did you get?" demanded Kath-
crime.
II asked the lawyers from New York
to deposit $4,000 for me in the Sixth
National bank of this town, and they
did so. 1t was to draw a little check
against that deposit and thus learn If
it was real that | went out today"
"Ten thousand dollars" murmured
Katherine in accents Of deep disap-
pointment as that ALP"
isn't that enough?" asked Dorothy,
with q twinkle in her eyes.
mo; you deserve ten times as much,
and I'm not going to New York or
Boston at your expense to buy new
dresses. Not likely! 1 will attend the
ball in my Calico"
Dorothy laughed quietly and drew
from the little satchel she wore at heI
side a letter. which she handed to
Katherine.
Its private and confidential" she
warned her friend.
ooh, 1 won't tell any one" said
Katherine, unfolding it. She read ca
gerly halfway down the page, Their
sprang to her feet on the top of the
table, screaming:
Fifteen million dollars. Fifteer
million dollarsv' And, swinging hel
arms back and forth like an athlete
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-08
County Attorney Affrms.

The commissioners then asked Coun-
opinion on the question. Kivett upheld
the board and stated: IF the saloon,
as an institution, Is within itself pub
lie nuisance and Inherently dangerous
to public peace, public safety and pub
lie morals las. in my opinion. it isl,
then this board has not only the right
to refuse a license to conduct such an
evil, but is wholly without authority
to grant such a license"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-08
..FYfteen million dollars! ~

about to leap, she sprang to the floor,
nearly upsetting the little table, tray
and all, as she embraced Dorothy Am
hurst
Fifteen millions! That's something
liket Why, mother, do you realize that
we have under our roof one of the
richest young women in the world?
Don't you see that the rest of this con-
ference must take place in our draw
ing room under the most solemn aus
pices? The idea of our keeping such
an heiresS in the atticr'
81 believe" said Sabina slowly and
coldly, that Mr.. Rockefeller's income
is
"Oh, blow Mr.. Rockefeller and his
mcconnell" cried the indignant younger
sister.
"Katheriner' pleaded the mother
tearfully.
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CHAPTER III.
tearfully.

f~lHROUGHOUT the long summer
day a gentle excitement had
futtered the hearts of those
ladies, young OF. not so young,
who had received invitations to the
ball on board the CONSERVATION that
night The last touches were given TO
creations on which had been spent
skill, taste and money. Our three
young women, being most tastefully
and fashionably attired, were in high
spirits, which state of feeling was ex-
hibited according to the nature of
each-Sabina rather stately in her ex-
altation. Dorothy quiet and demure,
while Katherine, despite her mothers
supplications, would not be kept quiet,
but swung her graceful gown this way
and that, practicing the slide of a
waltz and quoting ". S. Gilbert, as
was her custom. She glided over the
floor in rhythm with her chant:
when I first put this uniform on
I said as l looked in the glass,
It's one to a million
That any civilian
Ny figure and form will surpass.
(To Be Continued.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-08
Reminders Of Romeo Power.

Among the Roman structures still
remaining in Spain, the province of Il
iyria, which gave two emperors to
Rome, the most magnificent is the
great aqueduct of Segovia; while
Northern Africa is full Of ruined tenn
pies, aqueducts and amphitheaters.
which remain to amaze the builders
of this present age. The amphitheat-
er at Thysdrus, in Tunisia, is one Of
the largest in the world-exceedin
in size even the arena at Mines
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-08

Not any article of food undergoes
poisonous change so rapidly as fish
And no stale food is SO poisonous as
stale fish. If any one FISH is worse
than another in this regard, 1t is mack
erel. Fish should be cooked as soon
after being caught as possible. And
what cannot be eaten should be thrown
away. Soused mackerel left in the
larder for "A hours is very unwhole
some.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-08
State Of Ohio, city of Toledo. Lucas


State of Ohio. City Of Toledo. Lucas
county, SIS.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. j.
Cheney & Co, doing business in the
city of Toledo, County and State afore-
said and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day of De-
cember, A D. 1886.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system Send
for testimonials free.
F. ]. CHENEY s. CO., Toledo O
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
(SeaD A w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-08
The Way They Worked 1t Out.

Frank e. Carlisle, of Mooresville, q
commissioner, however, moved that, in
asmuch as it was the understanding
and opinion Of the board that a saloon
is a public nuisance, and that there
was remonstrance on file, the board
was without authority of law or NOR
ais to grant license to sell intoxicat-
ing liquors, and, further, that if any
one should grant a license to sell in
toxIcants in Morgan county it should
be the circuit court and not the board
of commissioners. This motion was
sustained by the other two members,
James NJ. Blair and S. w. Tackett.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-08
Innn Paid Pension.

The revolution put an end to much
personal and family history In France
1t spared the pension of Lord Shell
appears, also that accorded in 1857 TO
the 'posterity" Of one killed in shoot
ing by the dauphin. as to which the
council of state of the republic has
just pronounced a decision.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-08
"Reminiscences Had Expired.

Observation-Disclosures Had Expired.
These wards shut out saloons two
years ago. The circumstances, how
ever, expired a few days before the
board met this month. New remon-
stranees were filed at the April term
by the temperance workers, and the
circumstances and the applications for
licenses were presented. Attorneys for
the applicants filed pleas in abatement,
alleging that the new remonstrances
were filed while other remonstrances
were pending. The pleas in abata-
ment were overruled and the appi-
cants moved to strike off names and
dismiss the circumstances.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-08
FROM DOWN
THE STATE
Telegraph News by Direct
Wire from ALI Over
Indiana.

Martlnsville, Ind, May s. = The
commissioners Of Morgan county are
probably the first county commission
ers in Indiana to act on applications
for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors
along the lines set out in the opinions
of Judges Artman and Christian This
action was taken when the board re-
fused to grant licenses to Francis r.
Hamblen to sell in the Second ward
and Edward Cain to sell in the Third
ward of this city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-08
Channels for New Zealand.

An attempt is about to be made to
acclimatize the Austrian chamois in
the New Zealand mountains. Eight
animals are to be sent there. They
have been slowly habituated to the
diet which viii be necessary for them
during their long voyage.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-08
Don't Have to Be a Bow,

You don't know all of the grief and
loneliness unless you have been boy
and lost a pet dog.-Atchison Globe
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-21
OpraYa CIanku,

Minul6ho tydne Sc nam ptihodi-
la nemila chyba We zmfnce, Re
pfedstavenf $ pohpblivSmi obraz:y
m6lo byt GasteGnG We pros6ch kos
tela. TAX nam sdGlil jednatel one
spoleGnosti, kdyz mrs zadal o zmin
ku o uddlosti v casopisu, We sku-
teGnosti vsak bylo dohodnuto, Re
cast vytezku Sc upotfebi We pros,
pech spolkov6 sine kat. spolkG
Zdali omen jednatel mas chybnG
informoval zdmysln6 anebo omy-
lem, nevime. Nenf nasi vinou,
jak zfejmo, u 6lanek timto opra
yuieme.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-21
SVdtba.

DO stavu msnzelsk6ho vstoupiIi
v iterS rano We zdcjs III katolic-
KEN kostele, Josef Sestak, syn
manAeIh Tomas Sestakov5ch, Sc
sleGnou Anezkou MudIoffovou,
dcerou manzeld Jan Mudloffov5ch
Obrady svatebnf vykonal vlp. E.
A. Bouska. Svatebnf hostina cd
b5vana v dome rodiGG nev9sty.
Oba mladi Tide jsou zde znami cd
1tleho d6tstvf, test Sc velke oblibe
a mali velky pocet pfatel. Zffdi
81 domacnost ma farm6 zenichove
blfze Tabora. Ptejem Jim st6sti a
spokoienosti v tonic stavu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-21
Lost Literary Treasures.

Many of the greatest treasures Of
the worlds literature have totally dis.
appeared. Even so late as 1862 a copy
Of The Canterbury Tales, valued, It is
said at $4,000, was used to light the
FIRE In a London church.
Perhaps the largest and most valua.
BILE of literary treasures the world has
lost was the Alexandrian library. This
collection, the most remarkable Of the
ancient world, Is said to have contain.
ed in Its most fiourishiDg period 400
600, or, according to others, 100000
manuscripts.
But 1t was not destined II endure
long. When the Emperor Thcodos US
the Great In 391 A. d. ordered the de,
struetlon Of all heather temples with
In the Roman empire the Christians,
led by the Archbishop T~heophilus, did
not spare that Of Jupiter, In which
were kept the literary treasures From
this general destruction about 4,O0O
manuscripts escaped, only to be burned
In $40 by the Saracens under the Ca.
llph Omar.
The last six books Of sponsors
Faerie Queen were lost by y of the
poets servants. During the French
revolution an exceedingly valuable copy
of The Golden Legend was used to
light a librarians fire.
Many Of the valuable letters of Lady
Mary wortley Montagu were destroyed
by her relatives lest Lady Mary's lit.
erary honors might be gained at the
cost Of disgrace to the family name.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-21
Umrti Kraianl.

Jindfich Ripple zemfel We st&fi
60 roku, nemocnici v Yankton,
minulou stfedu ma Brightovu ne
moe. PozG tatky ulozeny k pc
slednfmu odpoGinku ma Polskem
kat. hfbitove, severn9 cd Tabora.
Zemfely byl rozeny v Cechach a
do t6to zeme pfijel pred 81 roxy.
Jako mnoho jinych krajanG, j Oh
zabral domovinu blize Tabora.
N9jakou dobu provozoval rolni'
ctvi, naGez Sc odst9hoval do Les
terville, kdez provozoval Utmost
hostinskou. Byl muzem oblibe-
nym pro svou pfimou povahu.
Zanechav& zde truchlicf manzslku
til syny a til dcery, jiz dospel6 a
v dobrych pomerech.
Rovnez v Lesterville zemfel mi
nul6ho pondcli chvalne znamS Jan
Seiner ma cerstv6 souchotiny, We
SVEN domov9, We veku pcmeln ne
MAIDEN 4S let. Byl rozen v &c
chach do teto zem9 pfijsl jake
hoch pred 38 roxy. Byl femes-
lie tesafem, COZ provozoval do sve
smrti. Pohfeb Sc odbyval z kat.
kostela v temze meste ma Polsky
bfbitov sew cd Tabora Zanech&-
Va zde truchlicf manzelku a Getnou
rodinu. Vyslovujem pozdstalym
svou nejhlubsf soustrast.
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Dopisy.
Scotland, S. d. Is. list 1901

Scotland, y. ID. IL. list 1907
Vazena redakcel - Dovoluji 81
vas pozadat, byste propdjcili vase
.sloupce menu dopisu. Dostalo
Sc mnaho dopisd cd clend c. R.V.
2. S. v Tabofe. v nichz so uvadf
romantic p~fedhdzky ohledne po-
platku ma rozvrh prave udelanS.
Nekteff dokonce pravf, ze nemusi
ola kasy platit; Re prf ie zadny me-
pfinuti a We stanovach Re O tom
zninka nenf. Necht kazdy Glen
Sc podiva do stanov, ma stranu s
Hlava 11ta, a pfecte 81 ie dobfc.
Dale, ctene Glenstvo, taxi Sc vas
komu vlastn6 mystic, Re ten me-
patrnf poplatek skladate? Zdas
tenn fiditeldm spolku, ktere jste
zvolili ma dobu iednoho roku, ane-
DO do sve vlastnf kasy, kterouzto
ieden kazdy Glen spolku vlastnf. q
z nfz Sc male ztrdty vyplacf? CT
snad 81 nekolik nespokojencG PIE
ie ably Sc ma kazdou malou ztratu
delal rozpocet, ktery ma vypsanf
$50 pojistek vyzaduje mnoho tasu,
a stojf to penfze!.
Ovsem, mnohF namitne, co tam
budou S tenn penezy delat? rfe-
dine, must kazdf myslicf Glen IVA
lit, re v kase must bFt ma hotovo-
sti neiake p~enize, ialc by sbor re-
ditelG uznal "a dobre. a ostatni Sc
pIjci ma dobrou iistotu, a tudfz ma
male ztraty vzdy isou penize po-
hotov6. Define tomu, re udefi
bIesk do ohydli a uGinf skody "a
$40 nebo $50; nebo zabiie dobytGe
neb kon6. Co Chit. kdyz nebude
penez kase? PGide Sc je ten
sbor fiditelG dluzit2 To ale nesmi
emit, nebot We stanovach stojf, Re
"a dluhy feditelG nenf Glenstvo
zodpovedno. Nuze, co teG9 Gle
move spolku die poiistek drzet v
kase stale takovy obnos, ienz by
staGil ma kryti nahodilfch mensich
vSloh. Je tteba zrale 1vahy pro
vSe, by Be slo ku pfedu a ne zpet
Kdyby kazdS, nezli po6ne vec cd
suzovat Sc napfed ma to pfeptal
a pax druh5m vec spravn9 obias-
nil, nikdy by nemuselo dojft k ia.
kovemu stavu vecf.
Doufam, Re t9chto par fadek
Dude dostateGnou odpOv9df ma ty
pfemnoh6 dotazy. Trvam V kra.
jansk6 Gct& -
Jos. Seiner, tajemnik
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Bolivar. Mo. 13 list. 100

Bolivar, Mo. ID list, 1907
Ct6ua redakce! - Pfilosuiem o
bnOs 81 50 co daIsi pfedplatne ma
vas list, kterf Sc nam velmi libf.
T~aborskfm krajan1m oznamujem
Re jeiich bSvalS obGan a kovaf,
Ignac Simek, Sc odstehoval So
svOu rodinou do mesta Billings, '
Montana, kdez zabraI homestead G
80 skrech kde Sc zavodhuje. Ztra,
cine v mem dobreho souseda q
pteiem jemu a jeho rodin6 vseho
dobra v novem domovG. PoGaS'
zde name v poslednfch dvou dnech
studen6, TAX jake by cht6l padat
snih, a Madame, BE u vas v Dakot6
jiz snfh pada.
Urodu jsme letos NELL uchaz il.
Ct, az ma tn zatrolenou kornu; t.
neni ami ~p,lovicnf, a tudiz nevfme
jak to Dude S chovem a lr nenfn
prasat. Jiz by Sc melo jet S nina
ma trh, avsak v obckodu je to vs.
mrtv6 a nehs bne, patrn9 nasled
KEN pen&zui tfsne.
Musfme YAM tel sd6lit. Re jsne
jiz ma vSminku. Syn Frank pfc
wal hospodafstvf cd mas. Dive
dcery isme provdali 1T S sylN D,
take nam zbyvajf jiz jen tfi dee
ry. SrdeGny pozdrav ia etoucf.
Jan a Marie Hruska
Douska: - PeknJ pozdrav ~
Strejdu Votrubu Co mysl't'
str5Ge o techle bankach; Dude t.
jeste dlouho trvat! Byli jsme ne
davno ma trhu v meste S obilfm .
t m s5pky zavfen6. Jiz 35 le'
j"zdime do trhu, ale take v5ch pc.
merd isme doposud nezakusili
Pred nedavnem bSla psenice q
$l.O5, avsak co nastal ten poplach,
nenIGze il zde G'ov6k ami prodat
Doufaule, ze Sc TO oi6t zmeni /
| psimu. Lituiem Vas, Re jstt
onu desitku, yite tam V Sioux
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-21

SkvelS Piles Sc Dude odbSvati v
SIM Matt WelAa, v pondelf dine rs
listopadu. Hudba cd Taborske
kapely. KazdS je uctive Evan by
Sc dostlvil.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-21

Falls nedostal. (Strejda: Tenhle-
none, povfdam; co Sc dotejcf tech
banek, sem iistej, talk jake Re no.
sim boty, Re ztoho mic nebude, a
ze to Dude zas oIrait. Esli vod
vas necht6ji, tam v Mis1fe kupo-
vat vobilf, jen vyckejte casu jake
husa klasu. Fsak as lidi d~ostanou
vod hladu krucenf v zaloudku,
pax vas j JIM farmafe naidou.) \
Manzele Jos. V. Wagnerovi Sc
navratili minulou sobotu pc petit
nedelnim pobytu v Milwaukee.
Zrak pi. Wagnerov6 Sc trochu
zlepsil l6Genf otnfho specialisty.
Ma zpateGni cest6 Sc staveli tez v
Chicago u znamSch.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-21

Deite sve objedn6vky ma ziNel
okna nynf. Prodavame ie "a
nu katalogovych domI q lacin6jf.
j. I'll. Queal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-20

used In these two fests. The report above alluded
70 ststos that Leland Is driving q special car ssnt
out D the factory. Implying that u was built spect.
ally for hill climbing. Tho facts are that the car
used In the Pixies Peak Climb was q regular stock
fSaf cyii23dsr touring ca. owned by :; .; h1,i,ngs,
whom Mr.. Leland arrived there. In ine climb Of
Mount TamalpaIs Mr.. Leland used . regular stock
four cylinder ear owned by the City Motor Car
Company st San Francisco. Cal Atino time has no
used Q tpecially constructed car or ono which wss
p any ether way ,hs. an o, I'd 3 stock car; i1
seven PASSENGERS and made the climb, over the
entire distance on the power produced BY che car
itseli No OUTSIDE assistance OF any kind vas
Because adequate space could not be procured
At the Grand Central Palace show 20 properly dis
play the ieoe Ramhier models those viii be exhibited
he sp.cious "sIcsroon Of Eomsn I'schuisS. me
metropolitan agents.. The salesroom. which 70
way, 10 70 be handsomely decorated and the en-
hibit srraneed Just aslt would b IN tho Palace. The
Rambler Inc Tor teos VII embrace too distinos
S Dss:4' ~ q C syi;.Ssr oo oSps ss:s : : s"sn "a e. n other
Z four cylinder vertical MOTOR dsvelopIns
nSunss Z touring body Win dsssohsbis soasssu
and Q rsnabout body. The larger ID placed on the
usrsss yisa Z isys seuSinS body and . runsoous
makes lie Hartford Eldsiey tread 'ncneskid tSre
-sHs Iurs With four coils Of plano wire smbsddsd
right hto tho tread-ennounces that already ORDERS
oause people 30 getsing thsiY cars equipped With
this ase sss fan and wintsr sss. II sststsd thatthis
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Is the only tirs on the market that Incorporates
right Into the tire itself q non skid device. 1t Is
hardy noticeable In the tire, but IL Is said 20 be an
absolute preventive OF sd' slipping or kidding.
There Is . new member Of the Haynes family.
be known % the Model w, The lstcst addition
20 this well known family has an engine with q
~ by s inoh bore and stroke. and an ignition sys-
tenn provided by q double system Of ignition and
batteries. Tho Haynes Company Will exhibit no
isss than q. modcls At the %satopobge show. = line
mo requirements of every user OF 4 motor car.
Gen. John T. Cutting Of tho oIdsmobls Com
cylinder Oidsmoblic-the Six sixty. He says
that ns = conssityIionaiiy opposed 2 q: use 9f
on motor oar sdvsrtising. In the iass issue Of Bat
nn.. w.des. but that he does not 50 TOR the ltfe
Of. hin. hOw he can express his feelings about this
splcndl9 machine without recourse 70 one In this
particular casa
me nrss OF me 1908 hsthcson product has come
through the factory and two chssses have been
Company Of New York, tho dIstrfbutsrs Tor thu
well known car. One Of the chasses Is on exhIbltion
b tho New York salesrcQm, where Il has been IN.
spscsed b. Q Number Of Msrheson agents and inter-
ested motorists.. The ether y undergoing an en-
], @. Aatlack has been elected vice president
e., Dssy s e. Hm. %ss.s 3. g. IA MiSssi'n w Ts'i |. oS %sii
kncvs y the trade. b 10 have tie manaeership
Of The Chieago branch.
Tue aebut Of the nov seudebakcs model. whSch
b Of q hssse pewsf VII b made q the Madison
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Square Garden show In New York. This car. while
meeting ~ the requirements. of q large touring
model follows very closely the design and CON
struct ON of the smaller Studebaker car, which has
performed 20 crcdltably N road and track con-
Tesla during the last season.
Tue Marmon exhibit In space ID At the A. G. A.
following: Model @. nve passenge touring. car,
% horse-pover ATT cooled. - 200; model q. pollshed
Ger. y horsepower. water cooled. $500; model n.
roadster. With swo rumble seats = horsepower,
water cooled. $500: harmoo oiiing system In
operation, AarmQp roller bearing steering column,
Marnoa detachable head cir cooled cylinder and
various other parts.
william .. Moor has ju.s returned from q four
months tour Of Europe, bringing with him his
new % horSs-poWeT Martini. which he purchased
ssrSssA sAs> Martini Import Company Of New
The winsoa Mossr Carriage Company VIII have
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the distinction Of being one OF the few exhibitors
at the big shows TO dispiay six cylinder care exclu-
1vcly. Nearly every other maker OF Nxes also
makes fours or twos or singles. 4.
The latest American hors modei-iAis horse
power stock chasys With special victoria body
and tops one Of the most attractive modente
priced cars seen here this season. 10 is q clever
combinations. Of town and touring car, with rain
curtsins which ENCLOSE the sonneau completely.
George Pancoast. mechanical engineer for the
American uthoyraph Company, 10 The proud
owner OF q 90 horsepower WEIGH touring oar,
and delights In operating u. He Is an experienced
motorist Of many years standing. being Interested
In automobiles In their sarfiest days.
George =. Grossman has been eicctsd>ssies agent
for the Cadillac Motor Car Company OF Detroit,
Mlch.. for New York and Westchestsr county.
Tho Franklin type q. 10 horse lower model,
ID In c0nst almost 4 cOunterpa4 Of the large
cars. the parts used bslng Of the saue design end
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-20

4 unloading report has gained some cIrculstien
among the trade relative - ths rscsnt mountsin
Mount Tamalpais. The r. D. Steams Company
hes ssnt cut an open letter telling exactly tho cars
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-02-07
ROOSEVELT TO FIGHT OVER CAP
ITALIZATION.
Continued from page 1.)

convenience of the public"
The effect of the regulation of rates
by such a valuation would be not on
ly to stop the earning of undue divi-
dends, but also to prevent the charg
ing Of betterments and new construc-
tion to maintenance and operating ex-
penses, and covering what should
rightfully come from new capital by
earnings from excessive rates. 1t
would also squeeze out a large part
of the water that has been injected
into railroad capitalization.-The New
York Times.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-02-07
REAL ESTATE.

Those desiring to move ito South
Georgia, the most prosperous section
of the state, can secure bargains in
city property farm lands, saw mill or
turpentine sites, oy writing to
c. C. TYLER,
Box 272. MouItrie, Ga.