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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
Sgpalgst.

&c0 9ponI9ct I 9ecorob forrtge
Noubag bIcp Or. i. ". Qaubnep for
iiette Gang nalgt iii Ntanor Te0 1913
Gtcmmer oper lin NoOtouOibat 6.
81. @ooooro. Qolrbncn bau0e for
bol0ari8 tor N~laioritet I hpCrt 8arO
motugcn / oct iicroc, 8oHooroS eGct
@aro, hoor han panot meO s Stem.
mer. lii &uGiercr OolQte& g. y.
g8bitueD uoCn GppoIitiou; liQeiao
sc. q. Narmon til @pooootot; oct
famine par Jil'pI0ct mc0 Nurtfom.
misirrcr, boortiI =. ". Trecmon,
$. s. @retn og y. g.. SpoubI noIg.
tcs. Sn Observation-Disclosures var
Der Scamp ! ole @orO8 mr0togcn i
ficrOe. 5 faritc @orO ooIgtc3 q.
fSrorf 8ca6inqtcn meo % Stcmmcr
oOer q. q. GuanoobI for Ncn iuISe
Sermin. % 8. 9. Graham polgtca
meO "a Stemmer opcr q. u. Gng.
BRETON til al fpI6e Sen oeo 6eune2
8eiignatioR opiraae0c @atonce. 9;
on6et @orO OoIqtes i. 8. @cIpig
meO Il Stemmcr cocr :. %. Qcnron.
s treble &aro uaIQtca &. u. auut.
ion me6 D Stcmmcr oOcr y. s.
9loom8. s fcroe @or6 DolqtcS g.
g. Ga0Deu cnitcmmiq. o. / irnuc
@oro operpouot N. :. Snmou0s
TraRf Sopre meO en- ~ Stemmes
gtaioritet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
Sra Gprtmg 0rope.
(Gfter 1Seralbs.l

9rof. 8. g.. OmIie Tom Man.
bog fra @Ienipooo for at tiIbrinae
Gaaifeferien bIanot fine tnange Ben.
ner Der.
@r. os Rrs. Obj See reiite
Wanbass Iorgen til @oufon, Sa.,
hpor be | IGnsere Si6 oiI DO bog fin
Satter Msrs. Charles 9eterion.
GIarance 8iIbertion oe Carl
Sole reiite Mnnoags IoracE til
6lora, 81. O., bpor be oil isst arbei-
DC | CONNER og beisge SIegtninJe
og 8einer.
6. Q. Gunlep. iom en- Sib bar
beIsgt Slegtninge % 8enner Der o.
paa iomme Sib bar fisbt Selte. reiIie
Sorsbog meo eft CARLOAD Seite til
Dacotob, Canada.
Carl 9%anbSberf fom forrige
Snsbae biem fra 5argo, q. 9uf., og
Salitab, Rinn. Web BAN fom Mrs.
s. q. 8ierotnseu ira SoIita6, fom
bill beige Slegtninge % genner Der
nogIe Tiger.
0a z. 1orlion Wanoag gften
tog en- Banana al ct &nippe, boppeoe
Ell Sarantel neo paa bans Saanb.
Saranteqen bsrer til gberfopfIasien
men er meget itsrre END en- Gberfop
% meget giftig; benS gib fan bore
parre emo en- aIapperiIanges. Wr.
Goiilion rpItebe itrar 9pret al Saan.
ben og blep life blot. Baa 8runb at
aulben bar 0pret life meget "Ie.
benoe".
Miis GorneIia StorIie, Cater
at Orr. % WrS. Gbriitian StorIie,
bIep Sirsbag R9tepiet til Carl So.
ban Sfe / Den norife airfe / &iceforS
al Eaitor 9osberg. Otter Tielicn
iamIebes 9%ruoeparret meb &c inc
bubne @ieiter - omfrinq 90 Son1i.
Tier - | 8riioens GorGlores Sien
bpor man blep goot beperteos og fci.
rebe ct bpgoeIigt @rpartp. Uegae &c
linge er o~pporeOe i 9tubolnge: og be.
res grpulIp bar IaretS pigtigNe ge.
9ipenbeO / Riceforo. "
geter 8. Sobnsruo groouerebe
forriee rae fra StatenS 2anSbrttas.
ifole | ct. Bmtl. Sans Sema pou
@raoliationSprogramnet bar "Smis
bling paa Sarmen". SobnSrub talte
oper bette Sema og i~aritrereOe bet
peo oirfelige Grperimenter. San
bapoe gmboIt, Gsie og andre Heoifa'
Der, nsbpeubi9e / en- Smibie, paa
Scenen og bemouitrerebe grbeibet.
San paaoiIte, bpor neopenoig Ell
Smibie oar paa Sarmen, boorleoeS
Sen ipareoe Sio oe ubgifter % bidlp
til at boI6e @utterne paa Sarmen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

punse no meo $4,000 poa oenne
4onto bet fsrite stnr os fioen 5000
aorIis. Sor beer Of De centraltbeIie-
genoe Sfoler Pal Der bore ct Hnber-
fsgeIiesriiin, % S~uiobeosfommisiio-
men bill bli anr1ooet ON at beige en-
29ee for bper Sfole. SinScr gien.
.IGgen, at gsrn trGnser griiIer, faI
gpen ifoffe benz.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

&ciier til Rorse. - &ongreSmano
q. S. SoIiteuO ira @inneiota refer
til Sommeren for fsrite Gang til
Horge. San bill ogiaa beige andre
europRtife 9m1oe. - Gilbert 8ut,
terion / Safe Grpital, Winu., Jon
bar a~ou9resfmOibat moo IcGleory
/ 2oet 9titrtft, refer ogioa meo iir
SamiIie til europa ON en- Sio. Raar
han fommer ttIboge, bill ban beopnoc
at forbereoe fig til 8ongresonIget /
1908. San piI ba ncmIig igieh Eli
Sau0ioat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

Or. Saepb Soree fra minneapolis,
Der, iom omtalt paa ct dnoet Steb
bette Rlmer at 9Iaoet, bIeo osmt til
SR aors Sugtbusitraf for Spperi i
Sorbinoelie meO metropolitan ga.
tional 9unfs GffGrer for nogIe Nar
iioen, loo life lenee peltte poq Iig /
Stiawoter. Gnonu mems Sberiffen
/ minneapolis bolbt paa of Ieoe efter
bGm, reiite ban ganffe alene og fri.
ciuig til Statsfpngilet og begpnote
at uoione fin Strof. Sligt bpnoer
pitt Doerit iieloen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

Get fore 7bc Snni Sogct til 9prst
ofgoar fra minneapolis ben 1Sbc
Ysai nnSer perionlig 2ebning til
NeD Oorf at Mr. 9ntb Saeser os
oerfra ben 2tbe Waui meo Giinaro
Siniens npe Camper ~"Garmania",
ben itsrite Camper | gcrbcn meb ire
Eropeler. SpbpIo peS 9iasara
Sails. aGe Bnsingerer / gripate
8nm. Sfof Dem 8IoOs meo oct fam.
me. Nuiif Surboro. Sfrip efter
Slmitreret SrOsram; bet ienbes frit.
Gltnaro Cine, 302 Secpno gpe. 60,
minneapolis, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

ifole | 9orse for 20 aor iioen flnSe
meooeIe fine Gleper. Dog fnn ban
fripe Bigger, afbanblinser oe &eiie.
i~filoringer troos nogen. mart poa
WorH, mart poa GngeIif.
s oct belle bar ban / lit Iange Glib
pGret ct IpffeIist Menneite; men mi
bar Dozen for FORTE Gang eieitct
bans Gus % giort BAN til en- enIig
Wanb peo at toge bans Suftru ira
BAN. Boa fin gnmIe aIoer maa ban
lepe alene troos aIle fine gsrn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
SmaapIuf.

-gt. 1peSt fra 2ocuit CT nctop
fomulet biem ira @raHo Sorts 60,
81. 0af.. o. fortGllcr, at Der enSml
er not iaa megct Sne 6eroppe.
Mrs. s. o. WageIsien ira Ga
Grosie, @i8.. er Der / 8pen pan ct
@eieg hos fin 6aoer, Gromlmo Ia
ribbon Der bar p9ret igs ct gar
Tigers 6io.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
9poe.

Spbuipu.--5 Canoe S~ounibip, 22oe
YGrtS, Scurp SobniOn, is Slar Gammel.
8ict.-S 7ecprab, 26oe MartS, Strt
Eid, SutrI til Ole Z. Bid.
Super.-S glediunt Tptpnihip, 2soe
STARTS, Charles RapmpHO Sooer 319 Nar
admmel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

SUpcmiOIct. 9ottoren: "gaL got
.Ie Qcrc$ 0bauo SooemiSIet bper
Gtme, iom ieg iog0e?"
&onen: ga Ga. Den 9e Fan
tro, oct onr life areit at foa'n poagen,
bper Sang ban iflIoe ba' Set"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
Stanier gcpGaeIien.

NSNFTN"F DFUNtIlpI
bar ifslge ct Telegram fro
9es Roines al 27oe Marts label Sc,
%gislaturen uroerbaanben ioritaa, al
ban er imob here al 6e iernbane.
fienSite Sorilag, fom foreIigger. 9et
fan ppre NOT me6, at man bar mo.
fsrt en- &c Sare o9 rettet pua ct o.
anoet, iom bar gait; men oct er life
rigtig at gaa bi0ere, mener ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

1crttpen % par dlflo
necubc, % leg tunSc
life boISe mig fra at
Hpre Sadreric. SEES
nlaattc holhe bcage
Srueer ontbiInone be-
Ic Siocn, % ON Nata
ter rraattc ir9 frabc
Dem i~aienucm Sinoet,
0a @scu bar iaa teri,
al ica inmoom ulaatte
ripe ali al miIle 5rRs
Der for al fIors SuSeu.
Seq filnSc life BoiLc
cncr iops. Seq loo fles
re 2Gser bebduoIe mig,
men &c funbe life OF
mig oaria Sclbres
belle; Sc iliuoc eirOoS
life ifuuic Glsu. gis
Ter at bahe brugt Cue
ticura SGbs, en- Der
6utiaira ointment oa
10 SEdIfer Sutieurd
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

griacr for Sfolebsrn. &omiteen
for @IenlentRr folerne / Stem gort
inbitiuer til 9oaro Of @Sucation, al
gpen ifaI fcripne Born, icn trnn9er
bet, nleO 9riuer. @aar Snoftillin.
gen igiennem, piI Rerp 0orf maotte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

Raar 9e ~ifrioer til anertes
reube, iaa o9r faa oenIig at
meboeIe. at Sc iaa here's
advertisement / "9ecorabsSos
item. Set iitrer Sem BEN
bebIte Sebanoling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

Sc melt 1rertemIoe o. buniircnOc
gpIocr, @cscmn, lloIrt, aIer, Srrttattos
ucr "a SniIumnatiouer / Subeu, Stals
ben 90 9loSet, mcS Sab al Soar hos
GonSbern, 0nsLiHac os &oruc linorto
ffrar % lracs burtig of Guttcnrds Nib
Ierre. mar at ul6et fciIcr.
apmpl,t uebortcS o. i~HSpprteS SchaueItaa tor hStI
gsgib nos SppsaFru. uuac Da pdmie. bCiiaacH0c al
pufitura SG5s (2Sc) I'll al rruic NuocH, GutiCnTl
EmfufEt l6Or) til az lGas 6ubcu % Quttruta sue
(aproiabebsNGfirne s5e pr. SLATE at oO) I'll al Wn''
RIp0ct.
STIarS ubcr hcle gsrocu. 8vttrr Srta & Chem.
Corr, Guetnothdperc, Bolton, MaEi. Eplaasteosr
eoaepu, Qripbcrru, "a GbdrtrrbOuit g.; RartS, DO.
btrts, b 8ur b Ia 9eir.
r~- sruAce frir: How to Cure Skin HuInors.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

RegoLbent Tor purtreut icT Sage 1tar1eoe
Sfseu % MI or Saarsue ~fcricunone, o9
lea bar dlhri9 / nit 2tp fat beore etlo
lea I'M aier. gbpdro 8orcu, SarO
Bob, Il. e. Srfdntrp, Sort Groof, Ees
braifa.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
HemteIl Nar
at @grma.
ansrtb SrHSer, arme % Sen - srS
ifr9ffeIis Slice % fnnbe iff, iupe
Snnbr ripr Of ginoet % fIorc
Snbeu - Saa minbre enb eli llge
SeIbreSet az eutie,ara. @iSlerne.

Seq baroe GcSenid | nritcn femten
Sar. Se angrebne SeIc ndr mine Snns
ne-, Mrrc GA Sen Set hor brrit / Rius
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

Senb "Sseorab.Io feu" til SIrst %
Ssuuer | 8amIes 2anDet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

Senrp Sobniou, Ssn al afosoe
SeImer Sobnion / Canoe SoWniBtp,
Dsbe pIilSieIie 5reOu8 Den 29oe
Warts paa 8eieu til SauGes &trfe.
bpor ban ifuIOe mboe for Yreiten til
MISUNDERSTANDING. 9a &eten
bar itpq, tog han en- Seit for at rtoe
i'll airfeu og bar bel fomulcn 100
go0s ira Suiet, % ban enten bleo
ina % Iteg at Setter eler or tolNt al;
inaeu peb, bporlebeS bet gift til, mel,
han pnr beb, ga DC fanOt BAN ONT
rrerrt TO Simer ienere. Or. Sme5ep,
GountpetS Coroner, blep itrofS bent
tct, % ban erfIGrebe, at 8ebSoarIo'
oer par, at en- Mare bar iprun8cn |
Sope0et, % at Siertct bar ioagt. W.
6e0e bar npIteu IS Nar goumel o8
efterIuoer fig Ell ier9cnoe gfooer, ire
&rsOre og IRE Sstre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
9ecDrab og Smegn.
Zen lite apriI 1907.
SpSsfalb.

Charles Rupmonb, en- 312 Mars
oummel @rt, Ssn al Senrp SOBER /
4Ieniant Sopnibip, osoe &orSoag
itOIte llge al 9ueumonta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

otter Dor ube StptdtaIpa. Zen ol ~fOrtGllr Selr,
b~uprIcoes 0e Tan ipdre baaoe gSboleidles % Rctatl'
haupIsreRs Eoriieneitc paa $50. gtbar ct AZ DC itBrite
Gplas az Rubbers / siorbuef ten. Saoefte grtier.
7. M. Roberts Cooperative Supply Co.,
Dept. 555, Minneapolis, Mimi.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-10-04
NOT ALWAYS TRUTHFUL.
Evidence That Washington Swore to
False List of Property.

Washington, Oct. A. Documentary
evidence has just been discovered In
Fairfax county, Va, to prove that
George Washington was not always
regarded by mis- neighbors as model
of veracity.
AT the May term of the Fairfax
county court in 100 he was publicly
''presented" by the grand jury for
swearing to a false list of his taxable
property. In other words, twelve citi-
zens OF his home county officially
branded him as a liar and tax dodger.
The discovery OF this record was
made by Captain s. r. Donahue, ed
itor of the Fairfax Herald, the weekly
paper of Fairfax Court House. While
seeking data for a history of the
county, which he Is engaged i'm writ
ing, Captain Donahue examined the
ancient records of the county court.
In the musty depths of pages yellow
with age he unearthed a day or two
ago proof of the fact that in 100 Grim
fnal proceedings We're instituted
against Washington for not entering
his property for taxation, an offense
which involved the making of a false
OATH The word present" as used In
this report carsed in those days only
slightly different meaning from that
OF the word "indict,p difference
largely technical
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-10-04
SENATOR BORAH ACQUITTED
Verdict of Not Guilty in Idaho
Land Fraud Case.

Boise, Ida, Oct. 4-United States
Senator William Il. Borah has been
acquitted OF the charge of conspiracy
to defraud the government out of val
uable Idaho timber lands.
The case was submitted without
argument on the part of the defense
and the jury was out just long enough
to take one ballot The verdict was
greeted with cheers
As soon as the news reached the
outside bells We're rung and the fire
department made spectacular run
through the principal streets. A brass
band appeared and when the senator
reached his hotel the musicians
played Hail to the Chief
The streets about the hotel were
blocked by cheering throng, where
shouts mingled in the strain of the
fire engine whistles and clangs of
trolley car bells. Senator Borah
thanked his hearers for their demon
stration and the confidence they had
reposed in him throughout the trial
James Hawley, counsel for the de-
Tense, declared the indictment and
trial on the fiimsy evidence brought
before the jury was 'the most damn
able outrage and iniluity ever perpe
.trated in the guise Of Justice"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-10-04
ONE MILLION FOR CHARITY
Will Of D. Willis James Offered for
Probate.

New York, Oct. 4.-The sum Of
$l.000,000, divided into ten portions
OF 100000 each, Is beQueathed to sew
eral colleges and church and charita-
BILE organizations by the will OF ID.
Willis James. which has been filed for
probate here Legacies of 100000
each We're given to Union Theological
seminary, Columbia university, Yale
university, Amherst college, Cooper
Union, Children's Aid society of New
York, American board of foreign mis-
sions, Hampton institute. st. John
cathedral OF New York and the Pres
byterian hospital OF this city.
All the rest of Mr.. James estate is
divided between his widow and his
only son, Arthur Curtiss James. The
executors named were the widow and
son, together with George Notman, a
business associate of Mr.. James.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-10-04
LEGISLATION TOO RADICAL
Druggists Would Repeal Sherman
Antitrust Law.

Denver, Oct. 4--According to res
olution adopted by the annual conven
tion of the National Wholesale Drug
gists' association, now in session here
the Sherman antitrust law is entire
ly too radical and should be amended
or new legislation enacted to permit
rca casonabie trade agreements The
resolution declares the belief of the
association to be that the literal ap
plication OF the Sherman law will ere
ate the greatest possible restraint oi
trade, although that is the condition
1t is intended to prevent
The association also declared co
caine TO be the most pernicious of all
drugs and one of its members sng
gested thar sales ia retailers be linn
itcd 70 an ounce at time. just enough
to use in prescriptions The national
pure food law received hearty sup
port.
Edgar D. Taylor, Richmond, Va.
was elected president and f. Berger
Tampa, Fla, secretary.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-10-04
TO WE'D AUSTRIAN COUNT
Engagement of Miss Gladys Wander
bilt Announced.

New York. Oct A. Formal an
ncuncement of the engagement OF
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt to Count
Laszlo Szechensi OF Budapest is made
In the Herald The Herald states that
the announcement is authorized No
date has been set for the wedding,
but 1t is expected that it will take
place at the Breakers, the Vanderbilt
mansion In Newport, some time this
autumn. The count, who is the young
est son of the late Count Emerich
Szechenyi, for some years ambassa-
dor from Austria-Hungary to Ger
many, is now in Newport, having ar
rived from Europe Tuesday night. He
is twenty-eight years old, rich and
good looking, has an hereditary seat
In the Hungarian parliament and is
one Of the chamberlains of the Aus
trian emperor.
Announcement of the engagement
will be received with great interest
both here and in Europe, owing to the
prominence of both families. Miss
Vanderbilt inherited from her father,
the late Cornelius Vanderbilt, for
tune of more than $10,000000. She
came into possession of this inherit
ance on attaining her majority last
August.
Miss Vanderbilt is the youngest
child of the late Cornelius and Mrs.
Vanderbilt and was introduced to New
York society three years ago. Since
her debut she has snent considerable
time each year in Europe with her
mother
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-10-04
MOULDING PUBLIC OPINION
New York Street Railway Spent BIG
Sum for Purpose.

New York, Oct. f.-The Metropol
itan Street railway systems special
construction fund" was again the chief
object &f inquiry before the public
service commission and Lemuel r
Qnige, as before, gave most of the
information
1t was charged that this fund In
cluded lawyers fees for creating op-
position in Albany to the Belmont tnn-
mel. Quiae told of paying former
Judge William M. X Olcott $4,000
for moulding public sentiment"
! According TO the testimony Quige
spent most of his time hindering or
promoting Legislation and, as he put
II, 'accelerating public eagernessr In
various directions. 1t was further
brought our that Qaigg controlled a
complex organization Of lawyers, de-
tectives and sentiment boosters,
which he used to further the ends oi
the Metropolitan.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-10-04
WEALTH OF OIL TRUST
Income Account and the Balance
Sheet Made Public.
SOMETHING IMMENSE
Earnings for Last Year Were Over
$50, ,o00, 900, but the Company Paid
Only SAC, ,ooo, 900 Dividends ds--Present
Surplus Amounts to $26t, ,ooo, 900.

New York, Oct. 4.-For the first
time there has just been made public
the income account and balance sheet
OF the Standard Oil company OF New
Jersey, which Is the parent of all the
Standard Oil compali of the world.
The report shows that the wealth OF
the company has at no time been
overestimated and that stockholders
who have gone into Standard Oil In
the belief that the mystery in which
the company enshrouded it's accounts
meant money calculated wisely.
The income account shows that
while the company paid $40,000,000 in
dividends In the year ended Dec. 81
last it earned more than $S3,Ooo,00O
and left as surplus for IL
something more than $4a
Added to the previous surplus the to-.
tai surplus in profit and loss accounts
amounts to 1851 100000, or more than
nine times the amount of the great
fine.
The balance sheet of the company
shows total assets of 1871 1854 1872, as
compared with capitalization of
s10o,0o0,000 Apart from the capital
stock outstanding and the profit and
loss surplus the only liabilities are
accounts payable to the amount of
s12,264,000 The statements show
for the first time the subsidiary com
ranies and the estimated value of
their properties.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-10-04
HEARING is RESUMED.
Question Of Railroad Lubricating Oil
Taken Up.

New York, Oct. 4.--When the hear
ing of the federal suit for the dissolu-
tion of the Standard Oil company of
was adduced which Frank B. Kellogg,
conducting the governments case,
said he believes proves the contention
of the government that the oil COM
bine, through its subsidiaries, the Ga
lena Signal Oil company and the Wa
ters-Pierce Oil company, have mo-
nopoly of the railroad lubricating oil
business and that 1t not only charges
an excessive price but that 1t dis
eliminates against certain railroads In
the prices charged for its product.
The Standard manufactures engine,
valve, car and coach oil and Mr.. Kel-
logg said he would show that 1t con-
trolled 81 per cent of the business.
G. n. Steinbrenner, auditor OF the
railway department OF the Galena Sig
nal Oil company. was the first witness
called. He said that the only COM
panies which he knew sold lubricating
oils to railroads were the Galena Sig
nal Oil company and the Waters Pierce
Oil company.
Mr.. Kellogg then read letter from
Charles Miller, president Of the Galena
Signal Oil company, written on Feb.
23, 1905. to ID. D. Marony, vice presi-
dent of the Pittsburg, Shawmut and
Northern railroad, in which Mr.. Kel-
logg stated that the Galena Signal Oil
company was supplying 97h per cent
OF the total railway mileage Of the
United States, Canada and Mexico
with lubricating oil.
MIR. Steinbrenner said that he
thought the Galena company supplied
about So per cent OF the total railway
mileage Contracts between The Bal
timore and Ohio railroad and other
railroads with the Galena Signal Oil
company were placed In evidence,
showing the price charged for various
kinds Of oil
Provision Had No Effect.
Mr.. kellogg called the attention Of
the witness 10 clause in the contract
stating that ii FraniSlin crude oil de-
clined 25 cents below $500 a barrel a
reduction would be made to the rail-
roads
The witness said no such reduction
had been made during the fourteen
years OF his connection with the Ga
lena Signal Oil company. Mr. Kellogg
asked ii ii We're not fact that Frank
lin crude Gil is not the basis for the
manufacture OF mbricating oil. but the
witness said he did not know.
The Galena company. he said. sells
between 100000 and 100000 barrels of
mbricating oil each year.
Don't you know that the output of
Franklin crude oil Is only 10000 bar
rels a year," asked Mr.. Kellogg
The witness said he did not
Mr. kellogg called attention to the
clause In tie Galena conpany's con-
tract with the railroads by which q
refund was to be allowed the roads III
case the cost Of locomotive oil ex-
ceeded Site per 1000 miles. Mr..
Steinbrenner said that under this
clause the Galena refunded to the
Pennsylvania railroad lines east of
Pittshurg about Al per cent and on
the PittsbnTg. Fort Wayne and Chi.
cago line about 50 per cent on its pnr-
chnses OF lnbrIcating oil.
Mr.. kellogg sought ~ spread upon
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GREETED BY BARON KuR0KI
Secretary Taft and Party Arrive at
kyoto, Japan.

Kobe, Japan, Oct. A. Secretary
Taft, Mrs. Taft and their party ar
rived at Kyoto at 1880 a. m. With
General Edwards, Mr.. Carpenter, the
secretary of Mr. Taft. and Charlie
Taft, they occupied special car pro-
vided by the government. Mr.. Taft
was fatigued. but in good spirits. The
approach of the train to Kyoto was
signalled by salvos or aerial bombs.
General Count KEroki. the famous
commander of the Japanese army in
Manchuria, met Mr.. Taft on his ar
rival at Kyoto and invited the party
to an Informal luncheon, after which
the male travellers visited many points
OF interest. Mrs. Taft, however, pre-
ferred to go shopping.
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settlements with railroads for lubricat-
ing oil The counsel for the defend
ants objected to making the record
public. which. they claimed would lay
open their business to those who had
no right to 1t.
The statements were finally placed
In evidence. They showed the settle
ments made with about eighty rail-
roads by the Galena company for lu-
bricating oils for a period of years.
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rnreaten 10 Lynch Negro.

Burlington. la, Oct. A. Frank Will,
ianas. negro tramp who said his
hone Is in Quincy. LII, has been ar
rsstasl at Monmouth. Ill, upon sus-
ricicn Of being the man who burned q
child to death near Oquawaka. III. He
was taken to OqaawaRa during the
afternoon. A hundred or more farm
eis have gathered at the scene Of the
outrage and II he is the man wanted
threats are made o. burning him II
tbs stale.
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casteIIane Divorce Ab--.::::e.

Parts, Oct. 4The time limit In
which Count Honi de Castellane could
appeal to the court OF cessation has
passed and the divorce decree OBJ
tained by Mime Anna Gould. the for
mer Countess de Castellane, is now
absolute Nine Gould has settled out
of court the creditors claims both
against herself and the count
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Cfty Lste
for residence purposes Tor sale. e16 to
2N.--E. 6hsridan
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Lost and Found.

Lost, between $50 p. M, yesterday al d
noon to day, a bilious attack, with nausea
stoned by finding at Schultz 4 Ketcham
drug store box OF DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. Guaranteed for biliousness mala-
ria and laundice DC.