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HIGHER PRICES FoR VEHICLES

Chicago. March 1.-THE retail mica 20 b,-r,.-
wagons and general products Of the wagon makers.
craft Is 10 be advanced nearly 90 per cent tbfs
spring, unless conditions regarding raw material
ana transportation take a beneficial change. This
s-o.,.,-, - al 4 special meeting OF the
enq was ratlned unanimously bv fortv-seyen ,,,,1'
neTs representing as many states Vi iiie"i-
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RAILROADS
NEW gIERSEV GEWTRsr

uuSl- W.-LN%I @l4 t1Fl.s
Time shown below Il from Liberty So. sra
except as noted BY Designating marks
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOUR TRAIN
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
t'1&1os 6.3O. m6.OU. n"6.uu, S-du. vaaoO
s%l0uO, S11-OU. 44-SO. msl2.UU. HsLUV
l,S9 500 's;C0, saS1 {,S:sO. b,s3
jsIS.i5 nldt. - A'-'' A.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-zs1.s0
500 llGa@ f'12O0 '&Oo. fssa0o,
I.AKEWooD AND I.AKEHURsT-z4.O %
eco A "a. x1-OO. 1-S0. k3.4O. 10. 6.OJ
=. NJ, 16.15. Sundays. $50, $40 a. n.
ATLANTIC C1TX-ss.40 A. N. x1.oO. ks.40
LoNG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
E4.OO. $50. 1850 A. n, ex12 40. I.2O.
GAS. $50. $50. t12.Ol. Sundays. except
ocean Grove zs.O0. eco A. IL. 400. $50
Tine tables giving trains to EASTON.
BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN, MAUCH
CHUNK, WILkESBARRE, SCRANTON,
READING. HARRISBURG. POTISNILL
WILLIAMSPOFT and all other points can
be obtained at The following offices; LIB
Aston House. 245. asa. 1900. lS54 Broad
way, 1s2 5th Ay:, 2s1 9Th Az, p Union
V cei Sss s9 A New l Yor Mess d6 9S7
ST.. 94S. 344 Fulton St.. 40 NosIrand Av..
BrooElynt $50 Broadway. Williamsburg.
New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
sDatlY. tDaily. except Sunday. pSundays.
9PaFlor ears only. mDining car. except
Sundays. XSaturdays only ELtbeTty Sc.
only 1Dinins car Sundays. 1Dinins car
daily: From West Twenty-thlrd street
kS;2O p n. d3:50 P. n
vice-Pres- q Gen. Mgr. Gen Pass Agent
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Citations.

CltduOnSs
TIME PEOPLE OF THE STATE OBJ NEW YORK, BY
Il tia grace Of Cod free and Independent, 10 Victor
e.ae If 81 Pfd shs Armand 40 AL persons a PoeT
co1Inoay SHOWN as ATiana 90 Iot'e .as 81 me 90 LIN
Gtherwtso send greeting You and each OF you are
fore our Surrogate Of the County Of New York
surrogatss Court Of said County held the Hall Of
April 1907 az haf-past tea ocloSk IN ne forenoon o,
the account Of proceedings Of Aimee sutherland Beck
1nent Of said deceased and such Of You as
cited as are under the age OF wen'os years are re-
you have none 10 appear and apply for to be APP
90 guardian VIII be appointed by tho
In testimony vbereos W. have caused thu Seal % the
SuTTosa,eS court OF The said c9gnt2 OF New New
IT, 81 Frank + fitzs9rald a suTroga9 Of our sad
.,.-., day % March IN the ear Of our Lord one
- - Clerk OF tie surTogates- Court
~ 40 Val aI strsS Ss YORK ' S'y ''F '''D's
TNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW YORK; BY
the grace Of God. free and independent To Morris
Fannie Cohen deeessed Gu.!ay 6 F1sehlowitz As eE-
Diseased Enestina also called Ernestne Loewenberg
clara rschberg Florence irsehbsr ana Edijh BTodek
send You ana each o. you are hereby cited and
Of County Of New York h the syrroEatss Court o;
OF New YORK on the 2eth day Of March. 1901 half
there 10 attend judicial settlement Of the aceoua, Of
Samuel B. Hamburger and
for Fannie Cohen under the last will
o said William Cohen. deceased
whom the principal OF the said
interest and income accrung thereon
2Ist 1905 IL payable and such sou as are hereby
cited as under tie o. years are re-
Quired 10 appear guardian you one or
have 20 appear and apply for b. appoint
ed in OF your neglect failure TO DO 80 "A
guardian appointed by the Surrogate 20 represent
and IN the proceeding.
In testimony whereof have caused seal OF tbs
surrosetes Court OF TIE said County Of New
York u be heTeuato afixod. witness Hon
IL 81 Frank 7. Fitzserad a Surrogate OF said
County. the County York he n
February. o. our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and
DANIEL J. DOWDNET,
Clerk OF the surrogatss' court
j. ORLANDO HARRISON.
Attorney for Trustees.
1a1 Broadway, Manhattan
New York city y. Y
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

LIMITED AMOUNT % stock Is offered
~ large conoeIn owning valuable nat
slise electrical process for She purifcation
~ water. ctr: plant located in Pennsvl-
Fania. rhis is an opportunity seldom offered
- paroles seeking d safe ane profitable IN
.estfnent McDonald-Wi Co. 81
BrnadwHr
Fok SAiIs--A fine 80 room hotel, fronting
~ shark River, close 70 Belmar, y =:
slselng IN estate, cause for selling. pyica
$500 including property; hotel alone cost
e~a'vSi' opportunity. McDonai Virgins
Co. ~ Broadway.
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lost.

. - ~. ~ SOCK No e97.ssO OF the unian Dine
80 ll6e Institution q missing. ANY per-
-. -. nEalig a claim 20 Il is hereby called
- - % preset tho sang Wlfhfn ten days
- .ll.et - has ing said pasabook cancelled
- new one Issued
L.--3anih0ok 70 8sl.l9l OF che Union
.st.on having claisn - IA "a hereby casled
~ 70 pie7ent fha san,o within ten Gays
,si,tt- p.lit y having Gaid Fassb0ok can
-, ana . new ono Issued.
saEkbook 80. ss5. aO7, Bank FOR
- le1. 80 @th ave. Sew YORK. Pay
- --olpe1. Please Fsfgrn book 70 bank.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS q billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley build
sls. lowest prices. MARX BROS. -
Union Square.
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MEDITERRANEAN Az -

FROM NEW YORK
CRETICs. Mar. 80. noon: May g. Juns 20
REPUBLIC. Apr. %, 10 A H.
FROM BOSTON
REPUBLIC. Mar. 16. nm: ROMANO. ApESTf
CANOPIC'. .....ApF. 10. $50 A. NJ: May "a
PASSENGER OFFICE. 8 BROADWAY.
Freight Ohiess Whitehall Blds. Battery Pis
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BALTIMORE & ONO r. r.


ROYAL. BkGE Linz TRAINS
Every other hour on the even hour.
10 BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave New York City. 29d 81. Li6'y Sc
WASHINGTON. SPpsr<- d1-6e pm l.S1 an
WASHINGTON. Diner. T.60 an 500 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. ESQ am 1000 am
WASHINGTON, Diner. Il.60 am 1&0o an
sWAsHINGTON. BIf1st. 1-so pm 2So pm
s''ROYAL. LTD" Diner $50 pE AGO pm
WASHINGTON, Qiners 80 pm 81 pns
WASHINGTON. Buffet. ESQ pm de0 pm
spaily.
Through Daily Trains 20 thN West
Leave New York City. 23d 81. Lily 81
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. $50 am 500 ana
CHICAGO COLUMBUS, II so am - 90 M
pITTSBURG. CLEVEED. 85O pm AGO pm
ePITTSBURG LI1flT'D.'' $50 pm 700 pm
GIN ,St.LOUIS.L OUISH., 1l.50 pm $50 am
CC11NI-'SI. LOUIS. LoUIsX.. ESQ am ie.o9 am
CIH..ST. LOUIS. LOUISV. $50 pm 0.00 pm
- Offices PAS 43&. 1900 Broadway. 9 Astor
Housa los Greenwich 81, - Union SauAra
W.. S8l Grand ST.. NJ 2; S43 Fulton ST.
Brooklyn; West 23.i 81. and liberty 81
Altar .. N. Sleeping Car Reservation
enc fun Information regarding trains. etc.
can DO obtained az Bureau OF Information,
y. & o.. r. B. go ST. Terminal 'Paons
No. Chelsea ana
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DIED I'D" LINE

FIJI - AN~NNN
a For La GuayFa. Puerto CahsIIs. Cu-s-
Gao and MaTacaibo. via Curacao. CALLING
also at san Juan. p. r.:
s. s. PHILADELPHIA sat. March ls, noon
S. s. CARACAS. ..... sat. March 50. roor
For La Guayra. Curacao. MaE1oalo0:
s. S. MARACA1BO- Sat. March g. no0a
s. g ZCILA- sat. April g noon
These steamers have Superior accommodas
tons for passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. So Wall ST
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Lackawanna Railroad.

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave N. 2. Barclay. ChTisropheF. W. ga
$500 A. M.-For Blnghamton and ElmIEA
S1O.Oo A. M.-FOr Buffalo. Chicago and 81
40 p. m-Fcr Buffalo ana chicago.
TACO 2. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
Ete.l6 p. NJ For Buffalo and Chicago.
sss5 2. M,-For Buffalo. Syracuse. IthacA
200 A. A.-ChicagO-Sleepers open Sso
Tickets az i4s. "a i1s5. 14s4 Broadway.
~ z; $50 Fulton st.. Brooklyn. DAILY
tE1cept sunday. ALeaVes ChFistopnsr 81
a&O p. II. gsakdaYA
y Y, n. H. & HARTFORD r. R.
Trains depart from Grand Central Station
A2d st. and 18th Ave, as follows for .o
Boston. via New London & Prov.-f{s.0O'
u 1000. * 1902 A. NJ, = 1.UO'
Xll1:O1. Ok 800. III 1880. se 500.
sf12:Oe p. NJ via Willimantic-ffS:O 4 A.
NJ. $3.50 p, NJ; via Spfd.-f9:14 A. M
VI 1900. . 400. s11:OO p II
Wor' ster & Fitch, via Putnam. t3:5S p. ~.
Lakevils q Norf-fS:s9 A. NJ; 1851 =. n
CT. harrington. Stockbrtdge. Lenox; PITS
Aeld-t454. ts:49 a, n. and t3:31 Z. 81.
Ticket ofilces at cGrand Central Station
and c125th St. also at Gas. 100, cl5os
c245 Columbus Ave. c649 Madison ave.
clos ". 125th St. 279s Third Ave- IN
Brooklyn. CA Court St. 4Ts Eostrand Ave.
SDaiiy' Except Sundays. gstops at 125sh
s. xStops at 125th st. Sundays only
$Parlor Car Limited. Has dining car
eParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also
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DISKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DREsssA'zINS AND MILLINERY.

- -
5000 q, i1h: Thoroughly reliable: al
Alnag ~ creesnlalsinr-. fa,cv rouns ena
~ suits; Cut b. dag. 50. 9. Fischer.
D H. DURRAND-Oa .1i7fbirior ,.r-sns
&c sumner dresses: ready 20 take or
.-,.sl lelisd own material accepted: NOD
49, % eoai short nouca. 65 West z6th 81
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FOI. sALR

"i--esAh fal-tops; partitions, raIiinFr. ia
80. safes, Letter presses counters. ehelV-
S,s va mirror hxlures: stores, Ofioss
go. flun Proc. - 80 Centre ST.
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HANBURC-ANERTCAN LINE.

Special Passenger Service.
LTMOCTH-CHERBOU
IS. 8. DEUTSCHLAND
SAILS MARCH 18TH, A. ~
superior accommodations AT attractive rsleA
Deutschland. Mar. Is Esissriu. .--.Aprs %
~@Bluecher. Apr. II Deutschland Apr. 50
Grill Room Gymnasium TPalm Car
Den SRitz-Carlton Restaurant 1ElsotriS
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~. @. Lloyd Express Service.
AARSEILLES NAPLES-ALExA NDRIA-
GeFman-Msd iterTanean--L6vant Line.
1sS1 silles-e5enoa VIA Naples to The Lsvans-
Fu5ALs ROCMANIAN MAIL STEAMERS.
Constanza-Constanti nople-Smyrna-
Alexandria
EIoln Bremen Piers. Sd & 4th Sts. Hoboker.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
S55E5ECkS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD.
OELtt1CHS g CO.. No. 5 Broadway, -. e
Louis H. Meyer. 1915 Walnut St. Phila.
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Mediterranean gsrvice-
ToURTsT RUREAU

10 GIBRALTAR-NAPLE
4damburs- .s.-.-.. Mar. 80. May 2. Juns =.
te14oltks. &c.. APR. g. Nay %. July =
sHa8 Grill Room. fEas Gymnasium.
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TOURIST IUEEAU,
n. p. Tickets. hotel accommodations ana
general information about foreign travel
Travellers checks good all over the world
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY, n. 7.
Phone 1900 Rector. Piers. HohoEsn.
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@CANDINAVIAN-AMERlCAN

For Porto R1GU
Steamships % the RED 3D. LINE VII
sail from Pier II. near Wall 81. Fsrry,
BROOKLYN for san Juan direos. az folloNs9i
s. s. PHILADELPHIA Sat. March Is nooa
s. s. CARACAS 80. sat. March so. uooa
For freight or passage apply 20
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLiEFTo
General Managers So Vail Sc.
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STEAMBOATS,.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


HOUSEWORK.-Co and laundress and
chamberuaaid and waitress; German; very
best OF references: separately or toseLheI'
CITY or coyufry. Wagner's Bureau, 426 4th
ave. near 29th 20. Tel. 24S6-Madtson-
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WORK WANTED.

DRACGHTSAAE--A ccustoned 20 check
ing and computing on machine and Btesl
framing construction ~ Z. T. $50 West
18th r.
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RED STAR LINE

NEW YOL1N-O' NSTOWN - I,IVERPOOI.f
MAJESTIC. Mar. 20. 10 An. Apr. n. May IS
CEDRIC Mar p. 1880 A. NJ Apr. lG. May 70 I
OCEANIC. Mar. q, 4 PM; Apr. 2A5 PM.
BALTIC. Apr. 10. 4 P. ": May 8, June -
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

COACH8IAN.-By very neat. tidy. smooth
faced Swede; speaks good English; very
careful and reliable; viii be useful any
at Carpenters Bureau. 154 9Th ave-
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15-18p
Real Estate Transfers.

List of transfers filed in the coun.
ty clerks office Tuesday, June IL,
furnished by the Panhandle Abstract
company.
r. f, MCGEE to Mrs. Eunice Pruit,
lots 10 and IA, Turner g. Boyce sub
division of block 800, Mirror. $500.
Nora Phillips and husband to Mrs.
Mary Hoops, lots 8 and 4, block 81,
Glidden & sanborn, $500.
Mrs. M. L. Yates to Paul L. Per-
son, lots 0 and 10, block III, Plem-
ons, $500.
Robert L. Ball and wife to T. H..
Myers, lots II, IS and 10, L. A. Wells
subdivision block 1856, Plemons, ST.
$50.
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our work far enough along so as to
keep It from getting established in
ne Panhandle.
II leave Amarillo this evening to
go to the station at Mcpherson, Kan,
to continue the smut investigation
work there. have been at Amarillo
little longer than | intended but
like Amarillo and this country and
am very much interested in the work
here. hope to return here in a
few months and / will always be
glad OF an opportunity to get back
TO the Amarillo station"
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r. A, Barrow and wife to Thomas
A. Williams and wife lot 8, block 2
Wolflin's subdivision block $50, Mir
ror, 5000.
j. l.. Penny and wife to D. r,
Campbell, lot 5, block 143, Plemons,
$4,000.
j. w, Teeter to A. Eberstadt, lots
/, 2, 8 and 4, Nobles-Stanley subdi-
vision block 236, Plemons, $1,000.
]. w, Teeter to A. Eberstadt, lots
8, 10 and II, block 4, Nobles-Stan-
ley subdivision block 2S6, Plemons,
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PLANT KAFIR
AND MILO MAIZE


"There is stlll plenty OF time for
crops OF the various kinds of sor-
ghums to be planted in the Pan
handle" said II. ]. c. Uumbarger
Monday afternoon in speaking OF the
crop conditions in the Panhandle this
spring. Mr.. Umbarger has been at
the local United States experiment
al farm here for several months and
is devoting his work especially to the
Investigations the department Is
making toward the prevention Of
smut In sroghums.
There has been a tendency this
year, / think" continued Mr.. Um-
barger to over-emphaslze wheat and
oats and to lose sight OF the grains
that we're becoming staple before the
present rise in land values, Wheat
and oats are good commercial crops
and 1t is a fine thing for the Pan
handle that the people are coming
to recognize the possibilities OF the
country for small grain producing.
But the crops that are sure every
year and about which there is no ex-
pertinent are the crops of the various
sorghums, including the sweet va
rieties, kaffir corn and milo maize.
1t is not too late to plant these crops,
and 1t Is even possible that they woul
produce grain II they were planted as
late as July. At any rate they would
produce an abundance OF good for
age.
"a mistake that many farmers
made this year, and one which
worked more damage this year than
usual was the early planting of
many of these field crops. Farmers
do not gain time or anything else
by getting their crops in the ground
as soon as the first warm weather OF
the deceptively early springs come
here. Practically every field crop
except wheat and oats is the better
for being planted as late as from the
middle to the last of May. Before
that time the farmer can very, prof
itably engaged In getting his ground
in the best possible condition
THE great shortage in yields OF
all crops all over the country this
year will make a heavy demand for
all kinds of grain and Panhandle
farmers who have milo maize and
kafflr corn next fall can get better
prices for them than they usually get
for corn. These grains are hardly
known yet in commercial way but
the shortage this year will press ey-
cry possible grain crop into service.
AT the experimental station here
a great deal of very successful work
Is being done with the sorghums and
increased yields, better drouth re-
ssting, and other desirable qualities
are being developed in the strains OF
kafflr and milo Mr.. Leldigh, the
director at the station here, is one
OF the most successful workers with
these grains and the work he is do
ing is some Of the most important
that the department has yet under
taken.
"The smut investigation In which
am engaged is making satisfactory
progress, but OF course, department
Investigations are not confined to a
few years only We must keep II up
for a number OF years to be sure OF
our results. AS yet smut has not
attacked the sorghums In the Pan
handle as seriously as It has In other
sections and we are trying to get
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$1,000,
T. ]. Warren and wife TO Bennett
Hatcher, lots 6 and 7, block ia,
Mirror, $1,40O.
f. ]. Gurnett to Bennett Hatcher,
lot 3, block 175, Plemons and Mir
ror, $1,000.
C. T. oliver and wife to ], L. Pen.
ry, lot /, block els, Plemons, So
$50.
S. C. Bailey and wife to G, 7. Oil
yer, lot /, block 215, Plemons, So
$50.
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For SAFE.

Sweet potato slips, cabbage, toma-
to, pepper and Bermuda grass plants.
Write for price circular,
T. JONES & CO.,
l5-13p Clarendon, Texas.
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