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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-14
FINLEY EXPLAINS
Says Southern Has No Desire Ia stop
South and yVcstepn.

South and Western.
" wWA,sMiNeToN AZ, = !. % p G.. April law.
Railway. said to-day regarding the
dispatches in the papers concerning
reported controversy between the
south and Western Railroad and the
Soutnern Railway that the Southern
galway .ant ~ was not endeayoring TO- pre-
and Western Railroad and that the
relations OF the manuEements OF the
two companies have been entirely
amicable.
Mr.. Finley. us beins constructed con-
tignous to the line OF the Southern
Railway at point in North Carolina:
and there 1t developed last week that
the engineers in the employ OF the
South and Western were conducting
operations in disregard OF the rights
Hof the Southern Railway. encroacfing
upon It's property and even by blast
Ing interrupting traffic and putting the
southern line temporarily out Of oper-
the Southern Railway Company has
obtained an Injunction against the
continuance OF the specific and purely
local wrongs which 1t has sustained.
1t Is hoped that the controversy will
be promptly disposed Of"
Especial to The Times -Dlspatch.l
BRISTOL, VA. April 13.-The litiga-
tlon between the Southern Railway and
the South and Western Railway, which
was begun in the United States Court
at Asheville last Saturday It is report
ed from the offices OF the South and
Western Company tonight. Involves
the right Of the last mentioned COM
pany to occupy portions OF the right
Of way OF the Southern Railway in
Mcdowell and Rutherford counties, be-
tween Marion and Thermal City. NJ C.
The line Of the Southern. now in 'oper-
alton. and the line OF the South and
Western. In process OF construction,
parallel each other for considerable
distance between these points. and 1t
becomes necessary for the new road
to occupy a portion of the right of
way OF the Southern Railway. 1t is
claimed by officers OF the South and
Western Railway that this can be done
without occupying any portion OF the
property necessary for the use OF the
Southern Railway. The hearing OF the
temporary restraining order is set for
next, but from what was
learned tonight 1t is probable 1t will
he continued by agreement, with a
prospect OF finally being settled out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-14
IS A MONOPOLY
supreme Court Hands Down, Opinion
AEainst Compnnic. In Antitruat Case.

WASHINGTON. d. c. April 13.-The
antltrIst ant case Of the Shawnee Com
Company vs.. Anderson, Clayton q Co.
involving the question as to whether.
the ne Gulf Company is a monopoly, and
tneTefore me operating In restraint of
Court of the United States to-day
against the two companies. The case
was instituted by Anderson and Clay
nee. Company. to enjoil the leasing of
mat compan!'s cotton compress to the
Gulf Company. The trial court sus-
!tained the lease as valid but It's de-
cision was reversed by the Oklahoma
Territorial Supreme Court The lat
ter court held that the lease had been
listic design inimical to the best IN
lerests OF the public and In unrea
sonable restraint of trade"
Io-day'ss opinion by Justice McKenna
est resort. '''ee''N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-14
BRYs>N5 TELLS OF SUPERSTITIONS
THAT MIR. JEFFERSON BURIED

g NEW YORK. April 13,-A letter from
William Jennings Bryan. was read ut
the Jefferson dinner Of the Thirteen
Club Tonight. Mr.. Bryan said:
Jefferson was indeed the foe of SUI
perstition and he helped to inter sew
.eral, among them the superstition that
.klngs rule BY Divine right, the super
stition that the Oldest son is more de-
serving than the rest Of the children
and the superstition that an entaied es-
tate can ennoble q degenerate child.
Others might be mentioned, but his
great service to mankind cannot be
told in a letter." ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-14
Dcyerldgc At Harvard.

/. UAMRRIDGE MASS. April l9. .--Nhe
AaryArd Union Hall was throNEed With
students Tonight to hear an address
hS ! y. Senator to- Albert 4 Beyeridge Of
5lHseYeridge vas lined BY members Of
the Harvard Indiana Club. Mr.. Reyer-
!idge spok So on The Obligations OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-14
FOR FORGING INDORsENIENTt t
ON a PETERSBURCs CHECI<
Especial to The Tmics pispatch.1 8.

Tspecial.to The Times -Dispatchl
BALTIMORE. MD. April 13.--George
r.. Mbwen. local promoter. was ar
rested mere o-day on the charge OF
for S4l.3S drawn by Roper 8; Co., of
Petersburg, on the Virginia NATIONAL
Bank. The check was passed In Wash :
tngton, and Mowen was arrested by
Post Office Inspector IIooton The
check was payable to the Southern
BiS cuff COmDaffy SCI 8a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-14
GAVE DRINK TO FRIEND
Well Known Loudomp Man Fined $50
and Appcals His Case.
i CnnpS n yrs TS,o Tiv,,ac atnt,7

I1P0S'e''
8 LEESBURC. VA. April 913.-Bushrod
5Silcott, a well-known citizen Of Ham
iilton, ,Loudoun county. charged with
violating the provisions OF the Byrd
liquor law, was found guilty and SEN
tenced to jail for refusing to pay a
fine of $50. This is8the first case un-
der the new, la win the county, and tile
case has excited considerable interest.
Sllcott was accused of giving a
drink of whiskey In a social way to
a friend on Sunday. FIis arrest and
conviction followed, He has engaged
counsel to test the constitutionality
of the law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-14
SUICIDE PRO BABLY GRANT
Man who Jumped Overheard Thought
to Have Been From Charlottesville.

NORFOLK, VA, April 13.-C. A.
Grant. scotchman, fifty years of
age, OF Charlottesville, Va, Is reported
to have committed suicide Sunday
morning by jumping from the bay liner
Florida. between Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk. Mr.. Grant. who was a
deaf mute. was known as an eccentric
Individual. and was frequent patron
of the line. He had often threatened
to commit suicide. He entered the
steamer at Baltimore Saturday night
He was missing when the boat reach :
ed Norfolk. and in q NOTE left in his
stateroom declared he intended to COM
nit suicide because of financial trou-
bles. He was last seen at Old Poinr.
He is believed to have carried out his
threat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-14
ONLY PAID HIM HALF
Complaint of Player Cause. Raid on
on Alleged GambliuE-HOuse.
fSpecial to The Timer. nj Spa fch i

ESPECIAL to The TImes. Dispatchl
NORFOLK, VA, April 13.-An alleg-
ed gambling house at 90 Roanoke
Avenue. Robert Taylor proprietor, was
raided by the police at an early hour
this morning. Those arrested were NJ
q. Seasons, w. P. Hitchings, M. C..
Darby, H. II. Hesotian, Thomas Rus
sell. T. L. Clements, G. Jacobs, George
Spertner, Charles Cain and Henry
Watson.
The raid was the result of "a COM
plaint filed by S. II. Frye, WHO charges
that he played at tho establishment,
winning. but that the gamekeeper re-
fused to cash more than one-half of
his checks. When the raid was made
card-plnying was In progress.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-14
TRAIN SNAPS MACON TONGUE
AND KILLS HIS HORSES
[speclal 10 The rlmes plspateh.

Z, BRISTOL VA. April lla.i--S. A. Shive-
Is, n.farmer. residing at Wallace, Va.
gon and a team OF horses Instantly
killed by a Norfolk and Western pas
senger train on crossing in the SUI
.ence OF mind to let so tho check rein
is probably what saved him. He re-
mntned seated In the wagon and was
lnin1ured, ~. 81 t''t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-14
Ad.nlrnl lavans Mneh better.

fASo, .RltSI.ES. CAl4u April Ia
to-nislt, and early In the evening wa !;
able 70 attend TO his correspondence
ATS E,yans and her daughter, Mrs.
In tho eotel parlors, James Phelan,
chairman Of the san Francisco fleet re :
eeptton committee, arrived this after
noon and talked briefly with the ad- :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-14
MAN JUMPS FROM WINDOW
Leg Broken in Two Plnces, and His
Skull Fractured.
.[special.to The Tlmes -plspatc toni

+ NORFOLK, VA, April 1s.-John TT.
Holley, grocer, forty years old, and
IN business at Queen and James Streets.
jumped out of a second-story window
at st. Vincent's Hospital to-night and
sustained injuries that will probably
result In death. Holley's left leg was
fractured in three places, and his pei
Wis was also broken in two places. In
addition to- this he sustained frac-
tured skull He had been undergoing
treatment in the hospital for only a
few days. He is unmarried. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-14
KILLED ON WAY HOME
Young Man, Returning from Call, Shot
and KILLED by Unknown Parties.

"a. Spec1aI 70 1Ihc TInles-U Ulspatch,I !,
@ SALISBURY. ". c. April 1a,--While
driving home from q visit to friends in
C'abarrus county, late last night, Ar
thur Nrimminser, aged nineteen years,
was shot. and Instantly killed In the
road by unknown persons.
A shotgun was used with deadly ef-
feet, when the young man was within
a mile of his home he had heen drtv-
ing With two young ladies' and the KILL
ing IS believed to have been the work
OF enemies, He was tho, son or w, K.
Krlmmnger, well-kneswn citizen OF
.Cabarrus county.&zia}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-14
TROOPS AND GATLING GUNS
With These Aids Street Cars May be
NuM In Pensacola TO.DuY.

PENSACOLA. FLA. April 13.-With
an entire regiment OF infantry and two
!Gatling guns here, an effort is to be
made to operate street cars tomorrow.
after Il suspension of service for eigh t
days, due to the strike of the street
railway employees.
Additional strike-b breakers reached
the city late to-day. There have been
no demonstrations or, disorder during
the day. and no trouble is anticipated
during the night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-14
BOTH SIDES APPEAR
CONFIDENT OF RESULT'
Contest for Positions III CouncN
Completely Overshadowed by
Mayoralty Fight-Pledge
Will Keep Many Demo-
Gratis from the
Polls
Candidates Final
Appeal to Voter.

.-, "My throat IL In such
McC Carthyi condition that cannoE
l------------l attempt to speak fur.
tIier. am simply here Tonight to
demonstrate that In spite of all
you've heard my head Is cool. Z
MN here to show you that NO
amount of rldlcule or personal din4s
can influence me to nlnke fool OF
myself when I don't want to do IL.
"If shall be elected to.morrowd I
shall feel no sensation OF pride, hut
Will be impressed again with the
solcmnity of the duties You will
have once more imposed upon me,
and Will seek always divtne guiA-
nnce In their performances. And &c
I shall hive one regret a. q result,
1t will be that my election made
necessary the defeat of = good and
llonorablc hut misEuided man, who
was led into the race against me
by bnd ndvisers.'-C Captain McCar.
thy in speech last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-14
Di.appc.red From B.l,ino,e..

Grant. of Charlottesville, well-known
in Virginia and this city. disappeared
from the Howard Hotel Saturday, and
is believed to be the man who jumped
overheard from the bay line steamer
Florida. between Old Point and Nor
folk. Mr.. Grant was a daring horse
man and son OF the late Harry Grant.
Els baggage is at the hotel.
Mr.. Grant was well-known in Rich
mond, having often visited friends
here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-14
.---..,,- "If elected Mayor
Richardson Tomorrow I shall have


the dignity and importance OF the
office, and shull devote all my enc
erEy, time and intelligence to maxi.
ing Its administration succcss.i
Harmony Is essential to the happi-s
ness OF the people, aud there IL too
much stirring up OF strife among
us. II I nm chosen Mayor will
exert my hest efforts TO promote the
peace, hnppincss und prosperity of
all the people, aud to mnkc our city
morally and commercially great. I
Will devote all my time to the duties
Of the position, aud I will tell you
that lido not expect to seek an
other term. ] nrge all the yoters OF
the city to turn out In order that
there may be II full and fair exprea-
sion Of the will OF the people. I
have gone In and ont among you
and studied your needs for the pnst
thirty years, and IL you honor me
with the office I will serve you
faithfnIly and inteIIiEently.'-Jud
Richardson in speech last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-14
important Changes Foundto
Be Necessary toGet Meas.
ure Through House.
PRESENT RESERVE RULE
WILL NOT BE CHANGED.
TO Meet Needs Of Southern and
Western Banks, Special Clear
ing-House Associations Are
Provided For-Mr.
Miller Talkson
Banking.

wv WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 10.
N THAT the Aldrich currency
N bill, as passed by the SEN
Wv ate, will not be concurred
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-14
Opening His Campaign at
leesburg, He Declares He
Expects Victory.
FRIENDS OF HIS YOUTH
CLUSTER ABOUT HIM
Large Crowd, Including Many
With Whom the Candidate for
Governor Played as a Boy.
Gordon Makes Vigor-
Gus Attack on
Carlin.
lspecialto The Times- Dispatch.l
EESBURG, VA, April 13,-Har,

st. George Tucker formally
opened his campaign for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-14
TELLS OF INFLUENCE
ON THOUGHT OF WORLD
That Men Of To-Day Are Main
tanning Traditions Of Jefferson
a Remarkable Tribute to
His Gifts-Dr. Alderman
Tells Of University's
Work and Plans.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]
InrTESvTIJE VA

1s.-The celebration OF Found.
er's Day, which, since the In
~ auguration Of President Edwin
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SOURCE OF ALL REAL POWER.
Inherent Capabilities the Foundation
Of Commanding Position.

One hears 1t said that the rich COM
pei the poor TO work. To this Clemen-
ceau has most wisely replied The rich
do not compel the poor to work; ma.
ture compels them to work Work,
the search for food, is the universal
law of nature. imperatively laid on all,
young and old, male and female alike;
and lasting the whole lifetime. All
that the rich do is to show the poor
what to work at: and this they do,
not because they are rich, for rich
fool cannot do it, but because they
have the twofold power of seeing
what is needed to be done and co or
dinating the powers to others to get
try, II he have these two powers, will
soon become rich. II is not capital
that makes power effective; It is in
herent power that makes capital ef-
to-day began with no capital but their
inherent power: and what we call
capital Is merely the register of that
power, the evidence that the power
power is the real thing. Whatever
form the state may have, we are, and
always shall be, dependent on those
who have the twofold power of seeing
ing workers to do it-Harpers Weekly.
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HOW TURKEY REGULATES AUTOS.
Stringent Provisions Made In the Land
Of the Sultan.

Tho following instructions have been
issued 10 the Turkish custom house
authorities with regard to the intro
duction OF automobiles into Turkey.
The invoice price will be converted
into piastres Medjidie at 10. and Is
per cent. will be added for packing
and freight. II the freight is included
In the invoice only ten per cent VIII
be added On this total n discount OF
ten per cent. will be allowed and the
duty will be levied on the remainder.
As regards autos In transit. they will
be allowed six months to pass through
the country A lead seal will be at
tached by the customs authorities to
q prominent part OF the machine,
which until further orders. II unpro-
vided with an invoice. will be estimat
ed at u minimum of $4,000 or maxi
mum OF 10000 piastres; on this
amount ten per cent. will be taken for
duty and only returned. less transit
duty OF one per cent, when the auto
is leaving the country. against pre-
scntntion Of the original receipt given
by the custom authorities. on which
must figure the name Of the proprie
tor. the builder, the numbers and any
distinctive marks on the machine.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-22
DROVE DOG AWAY FROM HOME,
Animal Was Jealous Of Masters A.
fecton for His Wife.

This here season bears hard on
dawgs." said the sailor.
May | ask why?" the druggist po-
litely inquired.
ITS the weddin's," the sailor eN-
planned. "Dawgs is tender.heatred.
When master or mistress marries,
they feel the estrangement Jealousy
breaks them all up. I tell ye, It's
pitiful.
''Wunst ! got married In Cadiz.
had little dawg at the time. and after
the weddin' | naturally, to keep down
expenses. moved over across the
street to my father-in-law's. The dawg.
OF course, | took along.
you never see nothin' like that
dawg's jealousy. couldn't so much
as squeeze my wife's hand without
drivin' him half wild. I'm an affec-
tionate man by nature. / guess | give
him a good deal to stand for. Yet I
tried to spare him.
"One day. though, he caught me
with my wife on my knee. He give
me one look, turned, left the room
without sound. He went and got
his bed. He dragged II down to the
front door. He whlned till we let him
out. Then he went back to his old
home across the street.
THAT was the last OF him. He'd
never reco'nize me any more"
The daily tribune., 1908-06-22
BILLY BENNETT COMING

Billy Benefits new big shows
are billed for Florence for two nights
starting Wednesday July lst. This
com pany Is snid to be something un-
usual In the line Of tented dramatic
shows. as Mr.. Bennett has added to
his already big show several new.
novel aud very interesting vaudeville
acts, together with big feature acts
The company comes highly recon.
mended and is we'll spoken of by the
press Of other cities
A big production of the original
historical western drama. "Kit Car
son" will be presented - horses,
bronchos, mules, burro's etc. being
used in the play with 35 acting
parts. This is not the play pro-
duced by inferior companies and
called exit Carson" as Mr.. Bennett
has the sale and exclusive rights to
the play. ''The Arkansaw Traveller
will also be presented on an elaborate
scale. There will be grand free
street parade and band concerts daily.
Show ground at Second and Pike e
Peak.
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MEETINGS IN DETROIT.

Detroit. June 22-Detroit is today
the Mecca of hundreds of eminent
men Of this country and Canada, who
are arriving here in large numbers
to attend the various national conven.
tions here this week. Chief among
these will be the American Society
OF Mechanical Engineers aud the
American Seed Trade association both
Of which convene tomorrow. The
Society for the Promotion of Engi-
neering education and the American
Society of Automobile Engineers will
also hold national conventions later
in the week.
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PRINCE WARD is IA.

London, June 22 Prince Edward,
eldest son of the Prince of Wales, Ia
today foruteen years of age. The
youthful naval College student is
highly popular with his fellows, and
is perhaps the most demorratic boy
in the school He is also undoubted-
ly the poorest, as he is allowed only
"a shilling week as spending money
The daily tribune., 1908-06-22
CREDIT MEN GATHERING.

Denver, June 22-Men who pass
on the credit which is extended each
year to the amount OF billions OF
dollars by the manufacturers, jobbers
and bankers of the United States
are gathering in Denver today. The
formal opening of the convention. the
thirteenth in the history Of the Ma.
rional Association Of Credit Men.
will take place tomorrow. The
American Society of OWL engineers
will also convene here tomorrow
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SEEK MEET FOR TACOMA
TAFT IN NEW HAVEN.

New Haven, Conn. June 22-Sec
retary Taft is in New Haven today
and will take a prominent part in the
Yale commencement exercises this
week. A meeting of the alumni ad
visory board and the class day exe1 .
oises of the Sheffield Scientific School
were held this morning. The camp.
us has been inclosed for the reunion
night exercises and only Yale men
and their friends are to be admitted.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-22
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.

Ann Arbor, Mich. June 22-With
students from all over the country,
the University of Michigan began its
summer session today, to last eight
weeks, Two hundred and fifty courses
are offered. The faculty comprises
1876 mem bers.
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and many delegates have already ar.
WEDDING IN CHAPEL ROYAL,

WEDDING IN CHAPEL ROYAL.
London. June 2a-Uhapel Royal,
in. st. James palace. was beautifully
decorated today in preparation for
tomorrow's notable wedding. when
Miss Jean Reid will become the bride
Of John Hubert Ward. 1t is likely
that both King Edward and @ uee
Alexandria will be present at the
ceremony. Although the attendance
at the wedding will be restricted to
personal friends and relatives of the
bride aud groom. tile big reception to
follow at Dorchester house, the Lon.
don residence of Ambassador Reid,
will attract all OF the social leaders
of London.
CLUBWOMEN IN BOSTON.
Boston, June 22-Never before has
this hub of literature and culture
been called upon to entertain so many
brainy women AS have gathered today
from every city and town of the land
to participate in the deliberati ons Of
the ninth biennial meeting of the
General Federation of Women's clubs.
1t is estimated that 10000 visitors
will be in the city as a result of the
meeting.
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1opAY's WIRE BRIEFS.
RAILROAD MEN MEET.

Buffalo, N. Y, June a2-What
promises to be the most interesting
session in the history Of the Associa.
tion Of Transportation aud Oar Ac-
counting Officers will be opened to-
morrow morning at Niagara Falls.
Ont. and is attracting delegates from
scores of cities.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY TO WE'D.
Washington, June 22-Daniel W.
Baker, United States district attorney
in Washington, will be married to-
morrow evening to Miss Nettie Wheel.
er Lewis of Clarksburg Both bride
and groom are prominent in the so.
ciety OF Washington and Baltimore.
SEEK MEET FOR TACOMA.
Walla Walla. Wash. June ga
strong effort will be made by Wash.
ington veterans of the Spanish Ameri :
can war. in state encampment today.
to secure the 1909 national encamp.
ment for Tacoma. A big delegation
from Washington will be sent to this
years national meeting in Boston.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-22

ARE YOU TO TAKE A TRIP?
On Tuedays the Colorado and South
ern sells round trip tickets to all
state points from Denver, Colorado
springs and Pueblo at exceptionally
low rates.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-22

FOR DRUNKENNESS - Dennis
Farrell and Josh Chitwood we're in
jail this morning charged with
drunkenness. The police magistrate
disposed of their cases.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-22

TUESDAY AN EXCURSION DAY.
Colorado and Sou thern sells tickets
on Tuedays from Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pue bio to all state points
at very low rates for the round trip.
If
The daily tribune., 1908-06-22
Classified Advertisements
WANTED

Wantod-Hanager for branch office
we wish to locate in Florence. Ad-
dress with reference, The Morris
Wholesale House, Cincinnati, o.
72-9Sx
The daily tribune., 1908-06-22

Wanted-All kinds Of junk. Hardly
anything we don't buy. Highest
market price. 400. 900 good brick for
sale At q snap. Barney Ginsberg.
phone Florence 40. 54tf
The daily tribune., 1908-06-22

Wanted TO buy chickens. hens or
springs. Enquire Hotel Lennox.
95.lO6
The daily tribune., 1908-06-22

Wanted-Experienced sample bucker
for mill. $s.25 day. Box 1874. In.
dependence. Colo. 93.9sx
The daily tribune., 1908-06-22

Wanted-A good woman cook at the
D. and r G. section house. 81 1-96
The daily tribune., 1908-06-22

Wanfsd = Good steady man wants
position porter or bartendiDg. Ad-
dress box 552. Florence, Colo 81 .98x
The daily tribune., 1908-06-22

For Sale-Old papers at The Tribune
office for ten cents the hundred. If
The daily tribune., 1908-06-22

For Sale-Lady's Crescent bicycle
. in good order. Apply to Irene Lo-
bach, or phone Red 772. 96-101x
The daily tribune., 1908-06-22

For Sale-One light lumber wagon
and one spring wagon, one wagon
set of harness and one light set Of
harness; one milk COW. See A. P.
VanDeveer. 96.10ix
The daily tribune., 1908-06-22

Wanted - Woman to do ironing.
Call at 121 West Thisd street 93tf
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For Sale-Furniture. bed room suit,
walnut wardrobe. rockers, corner
china closet. oak writing desk, gaso-
line stove, walnut parlor table (mar-
BILE top) oak parlor table. ladies Pierce
wheel. Inquire 623 East Main. S8tf