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Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
Electrical FURNACES.

A simple electric furnace, the invention
of Mr.. A, Reynolds, London, consists of a
closed tube or pot Of carbonaceous mate
rial internally heated by an arc or resist
ance, and immersed in the charge or en-
bedded in the furnace wall. A plumbago
pot is provided with an internal ledge, sup
porting a sleeve OF refractory insulating
material, such as magnesite, ~silicate of
alumina, carborundum. or siloXicOn. through
which passes the electrode. The other cleo
trode is secured to the pot by a r6mming
of ground carbon and tar, OF a bed of dry
loose carbon may be substituted for the
carbon rod and ramming. A medal ring.
attached to the pot by a ramming OF ground
carbon and tar, serves as a terminal. In
a modification the lower electrode is omit
ted, and the pot is filled with resisting
material, such as broken carbon, In order
to decrease the cToss-section and increase
the average length of the path OF the cur
rent, the lower portion OF the pot walls may
be lined with a refractory insulating mate
nal, such as carborundum or siloxicon, ana
blocks OF the same material may be EN-
bedded In the resisting medium. In the
modification the heating element consists OF
a plumbago tube, -centered in an annular
riRg, which may be a portion OF the furnace
casing. and conducting material, such as
ground carbon and tar, II rammed In the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19


II IS stated in Elektrischc and kIascb,,-
ellie Betriebe that the first line OF con-
ductors for high tension current has inst
been completed in Japan. The tension Ia
6''U volts, and the wires convey current
from the hydraulic power station at
ugigawa to Toxic, the capital. The power
generated at the works amounts to 1900
XIV The machinery comprises six triphase
motors driven by turbines. each OF which
furnishes 1000 XIV at G.OG1 volts and 100
periods The pressure is stepped up at the
power station to GO,OOO volts. by means NJ
three groups Of three monphase trans
formers, each Of 1000 XIV. Thence il is con-
Neyed TO the substation OF Wareda I'm the
outskirts Of Toxic, a distance Of soma
twenty-five miles. At Wareda the tension
Is reduced to 1900 volts BY means OF
transformers, each having a CAPACITY OF
lh'p~ XIV, and from this point the cur
rent Is taken underground by means OF
cables 70 the eleven distributing stations
In various parts OF the city. At these
stations the voltage is reduced by means
OF tranformers Of 25O XIV. at 1000 volts. Tba
whole Of the transformers and di~stribution
plant has been furnished by the General
Electric company.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
AYDENs|
THE RELIABLE STORE
VsIue-G Giving in Our
High Grade Linen
Department Monday

Warranted pure linen, heavy weight
Scotch satin damask, full width, reg
ular 75c grade, special Monday, at,
yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4Sc
Dew bleached Irish satin damask table
linen, ~ inches wide, good value at
$1.75, Monday, yard .......... csc
Grand assortment all linen dinner nap
kins, full b%lcached, good size, we'll
worth $3.50 dozen, Monday, dozen
at sss'. . = . . . g.. s.s... SIs46
Grass bleached pattern Table Cloths,
heavy double damask, 2z yards long,
worth $500, special Monday, each $3.50
Mixed assortment high grade towels, in
Guiding all linen bucks and heavy orr
entail Turkish towels, good value at 36c,
Monday, each, at ................ $50
Heavy and absorbing Barnley Toweling,
10 Inches wide, round thread, regular
20c grade, Monday, yd...........la o
All linen Center Pieces, mercerized
Scarfs, Union Throws and Trays, a
mixed lot containing some S5c values;
Monday, each $50
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

transatlantic service, from Clifden, ireland,
TO Glace Bay. N. s., a distance of 1900
miles, is our longest regular system, but I
see no reason why the most distant parts
should not be thus connected. and to a
country like Great Britain, with It's far
off colonies, the possibilities are enQSmous.
In undeveloped lands, too, like Africa, it's
future seems assured. One Of its great ad-
vantages is that there are no wires to cut.
The cutting Of telegraph wires by savage
or half-civilized tribes, out Of ignorance or
mischief, has always been a difficulty. In
China, too, where we have five stations,
this same point holds good, especially in
view of the fact that superstitious dread Of
shadows falling on ancestral graves has
often led to the removal Of wires and poles,
Think. too, Of the anxiety that We SHOULD
have been spared II the besieged legations
In Picking, a few years ago, could have
communicated with the allied European
fleets by a system which no wire cutting
could hinder"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

ton is completed the brushes slip into
place and a new set is ready for business.
In the interval a liberal coating Of black
ing has been applied through tubes so that
when the new brushes are I'm place the real
shining begins. II takes less thar a minute
to shine one shoe.
The other foot is then inserted In the
Opening, the electric button is given a sec
ond push and the program Is repeated.
Although the patron pushes the button
twice he has to drop in but one nickel az
the mechanism is provided with a double
release.
The electric shoe-shiner is one Of the most
novel mechanisms ever patented, and will
do the work many times better and faster
than any bootblack.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

cost, but the saving in the amount of cur
rent is so great that there is a large net
gain to the consumer. AS a result a store
keeper, for instance, will pay practically
twice as much for the same illumination
when he uses the carbon filament lamps.
even though they are furnished free by the
supply companies, as he would pay II he
were using tungsten lamps and paying the
company the reduced price at which they
agree TO sell them.
AN important point in the offer made
by the companies is that they will deliver
these lamps, place them in the sockets and
test them before collecting the amount
charged, so that the consumer is sure Of
getting a lamp in good condition and put
in place without additional charge. The
companies stand the loss in handling and
still supply the lamps at approximately
two-thirds Of what they can be bought
elsewhere"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
The Tungsten Lamp.

Public Service Commissioner Milo r.
Maltbie OF New York, who has been inves-
tigating the contracts. rate- and character
Of service rendered by the electric light
companies, says about the new tungsten
lamp, heralded as a saver OF something
like so per cent to consumers:
A yet II has not been possible 10 pro-
duce a siXteen-candle power tungsten
lamp which is commercially successful. but
a lamp OF this candle power has been
placed before the commission which is
quite satisfactory, and within a few
months will probably be placed upon the
market in sufficient quantities to meet the
demand.
For the same candle power the tungsten
lamp consumes four-tenths as much cur
rent as the most efficient carbon filament
lamp, and nearly o~ne-quarter as much as
many lamps that are in ordinary use. The
estimated life Of the tungsten lamp is over
twice that OF the most efficient carbon
lamp. The bulb Of the tungsten lamp does
not blacken like the carbon lamp; neither
does It's candle power decrease as rapidly
toward the end of its life nor the amount
OF current consumed in order to maintain
It's standard Of efficiency Increase.
The tungsten lamp costs from -four to
ak times what the carbon filament lamps
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

distinct and conversation continuous and
perfectly normal. This is said to be the
fist convincing test OF wireless telephony
that has ever been made in this country.
The messages at the sending point were
delivered from a phosphor bronze radiating
wire, strung about ninety feet above the
ground. They were received in the tower
of the new Singer building at a height OF
62 feet above the ground, a thin aluminium
wire at the receiving point catching the
wireless waves and converting them into
electric currents Of high frequency, which
were impressed upon the receiving appar-
atus, reproducing the same spoken sounds
that were delivered at Newark, ten miles
away. 1t is proposed, according to the re-
ports, to Immediately establish a system
which will connect New York with all
points within 100 miles. The commercial
practicabllity of the system, in competition
with wired telegraphy and telephony, is
yet to be demonstrated, however.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

$50 Wilton Velvet Rugs-Seam-
less, floral and Oriental patterns,
9x12 size ...........S19.9S
$50 Sanford and Smith Administer
Rugs-9x12 size, % patterns to
select from; choice. -. S22.5O
500 Administer Rugs-Best quail
ity, S-3x10-6 size, sale price
will be ........ $3.50
$22 Brussels Rugs, seamless, 10
wire, 9x12 size, at ..S16.9S
$40 Brussels Rugs, only one seam,
10 wire, 9x12 size SLABS
SIS Brussels Rugs, only one seam,
10 wire, S-3x1O-4 size .Sl3.25
Omaha agents for Bissell's Cyco
Bearing Welcome" Carpe
Sweepers, nickel trimmings, will
go at ........ ...... $500
All Mol 0rdoTc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

w. B., Newborn and Reduso Corsets,
in all the newest models for medium
and stout figures, produce the lines
of stylish beauty with absolutely no
discomfort to the wearer; prices
from. .S1.oo to $500
$3.50 Batiste Corsets, boned with nom
unstable boning, trimmed with Swiss
embroidery, on sale at....... $50
Use Batiste Summer Corsets and
Girdles, hose supporters attached,
all sizes Is to 80; on sale at. . $50
Ruffled S%hirtwaist Blouses, great as
sortment, up from. 2oc
Ladies' and Children's Hose-An Inn
mense sample line, regular Zoe TO
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
Curtain Clear
dnCe

$500 Cluny Lace Curtains -
White and ecru, with 4 inch in
sertion and beautiful edge, on
sale at pair .....! .$12.5O
$3.50 Cluny Lace Curtains -
White and ecru, with lace and
insertion, at, pair ..... $1,000
$1,000 Cluny Lace Curtains, $3.50
5000 CIuny Lace Curtains, $3.98
All Irish Point Curtains 80 u %
Discount Monday.
Imported Madras Curtains, for
summer drapes or windows, drop
numbers, at Less Than Cost.
S5c Grenadines, white or colors;
on sale at, yard. -, 19c
45-inch Swisses, to close, yd. .25c
Mail Orders Filled.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
HAYDENs
TINE RELIABLE STORE
High Grade While
Goods Department

800 Wash Chiffon. 40 inches wide,
at, a yard 81
S5c Wash Chiffon, As inches wide,
at I...... W
65c Opera Batiste. As inches wide, at,
yard 30
soc Opera Batiste, at, a yard. 20c
soc mercerized Chiffon, As inches wide,
for lingerie waists, at. yard. zoe
soc mercerized Batiste, 40 inches wide,
at, yard Zoe
Persian Lawns, SO inches wide, at. a
yard Csc, 19c and ........ 12hc
India Linons, 80 inches wide, at, a
yard 19c, 15c and .......... 12kc
45c mercerized checked Lawns, at, a
ward 25c
39c Checked Lawns, at, a yard. 81
S5c st. Gall Swisses, 80 inches wide,
at, q yaIO ...... '..' ..... 4OC
soc st. Gall Swisses. at, a yard 20c
39c and Csc Scotch Swiss, at, yd. 19c
Mail orders filled until Thursday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
St.s. Wash Goods
Department
Grand Clearing Sale

Anderson's genuine Scotch
madras that sold at 39c yd.,
at, a yard ....... 100
soc and 5gc Silk Warp Or
candies, just as fine as
silk and washes fine, at,
a yard ............. loo
All our SIC silk warp fou-
lards, at, a yard 49,. 1Sc
All our silk striped Shirt
waist goods, that sold for
soc, at, a yard $40. 1Sc
All our 15c Batiste, at, a
yard DC
All our IL \ Batiste, at, a
yard INC
All our 15c 36-inch Percales,
at, a yard ........ &c
All our Amoskeag Dress
Ginghams. at, a yard S16c
All our Toll du Nord Dress
Ginghams, at, a yard SHc
Mail orders filled until
Thursday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

July clearance bargains greater than ever Monday
Sheets, ETC.

Unprecedented value Giving in
in our high grade Linen Dept.
Monday.
Utica Bleached Sheets,
S1x9O, each ........ 75c
White Thorn Bleached
Sheets, S1x9O, each. zoe
Defender Bleached Sheets,
S1x90, each ....... 60c
Mohawk Bleached Sheets,
S1X90, each ....,. 65C
Standard Bleached Sheets.
S1x90, each ....... soc
Utica 8lea C he'd Sheets,
72X90, each ....... 65c
Defender Bleached Sheets,
72X90, each ....... 05c
Mohawk Bleached Sheets,
72x9O, each ....... soc
Standard Bleached Sheets,
72X9O, each ....... SOC
Linen Finish Bleached Sheets
72X90, each ....... 49c
Magnificent a s $ r e n t Of
strictly high grade Bed
Spreads, some slightly mussed
from window display, contain
Ing values up to 5000 and
$500; in one lot Monday ~,
eaCn '''s'... .'....... .pSsoO
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
Business Revival.


- INQUIRY among manufacturers
~ of electrical apparatus by the
III New York Electrical Review in
49, cicates that there is an eucour-
AQ&MSgH aging prospect of a revival in
80 the demand The Review SAYS:
Manufacturer are keerly alive 70 every
possibility OF new business, and show a
disposition to devote new lines. Tn,
demands OF the users Of electrical ap.
paratus are being met more than half way
In the extension OF credit and in coon
Grafton In handling orders of every magni-
tude' Disciplinary regulations now I'm force
have improved labor conditions and labor
has become more efficient than for many
a day, according to the Review. While
there may be some complaint that various
users of electrical supplies are not oper-
ating up to their fun ability, their capacities
have been greatly increased within the last
two years, so that a company operating
now at so per cent OF it's capacity may be
more than doubling from leading man
ufacturers In the last few weeks say that a
feeling Of confidence has entered into the
conduct Of this industry, which has imbued
the business with new life"
Convention News ny Telephone.
Al his farm in Lincoln, Neb.. Mr.. BRYAN
listened over the telephone to the speech
putting him in nomination at the con-
vention at Denver. At a distance OF several
hundred miles he could hear the proceed
ings almost as distinctly as ii they were
In the Lincoln town hall.
Mr.. TAFT enjoyed similar telephone and
telegraph facilities while the republican
convention was going on. So did President
Roosevelt. who at the White House was
able TO direct what was going on at Chi.
cago as quickly and as literally as II he
were on the ground.
One OF the first uses to which Morse's
invention OF the telegraph was put, COM
ments the New York World. was for Silas
Wright TO telegraph his declination OF the
nomination for vice president from Wash
inEton to Baltimore. getting It there IN time
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

$40 Brussels Rugs, 6x9 size, on
sale at ........ .... $6.75
500 Velvet Rugs, 9x12 size, on
sale, at ........ 80. 50
$500 Velvet Rugs, 27X54 size,
sale price ......... SLID
SO Administer Rugs, 27x60 size,
sale price ......... ..S1.9S
IS Administer Rugs, 36x72 size,
sale price ........ -. .S3.49
lift Window Shades, best quality
water colors, at ..... .221RG
lift. Window Shades, best quality
oil Opaque, at ....... .39c
"No Piece" Curtain Stretcher, bass
wood frame, at .0Sr
Omaha selling agents for "Bren-
lin," the most perfect window
shade material. Let us figure
your work.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

soc values; lace, gauze isles and
embroideries, with double knee, high
spliced heel; many worth soc;
choice to close, Monday, pair ... .15o
Ladies' Pine Lisle Hose-Lace, en-
broidered, plain or fancies-polka
dots, platds, etc, values to 7bc. in
Ladies' soc Hose at 25c-Great as
sortment of allover lace effects
plain gauze or fancy isles that sold
to SOC.
Ladies' and Children's Hose that sold
regularly at 19c and 25c, nearly all
STYLES. al. 49,. I0c and 121ao
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

spaces, the bottom OF the tube being closed
by a cap. The surface OF the tube may DO
glazed, or It may be encased with a re-
f~ractory material.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

The teacher was speaking to the juvenile
class on the subject Of morals.
Now, Harry" she said. what a.
duty toward our neighbour"
TO keep an eye on en-" was IN. r.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
Special Notice

The sole selling agents for the American Lace
Manufactures Products.
for Omaha, South Omaha and Council Bluffs has been Sc
cured by us. Every yard of these beautiful wash laces is
made in the United States, and, as is the case of the Zion
City laces, also controlled by us, is exempt from the GO per
cent duty imposed on foreign laes.
Special display and sale Monday. See the
beautiful home products.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
See These Rug Bargains

Clearance sales or other sales, here or elsewhere, you'll
never find them su~rpassed-qualtie the highest; all abso-
lutely perfect goods. Priced far below worth.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
wireless Telephony.

For more than a year, says the Baltimore
American. the possibilities and probabilities
OF the realization Of a system of telephony,
which, like wireless telegraphy, may be car
ried on between distant points without con-
Meeting wires, has been under discussion.
The general public has believed this sort Of
telephony possible, simply because electric
specialists have declared II 10 be possible.
There have been rumOrs OF more or less
successful experiments In telephoning with
out wires, and at last there has been a con-
vincing demonstration According to a New
York dispatch, Frederick Collins, the inven-
tor Of a wireless telephone apparatus, on
Thursday evening successfully sent spoken
messages, without wires, from Newark and
New York. The distance intervening be-
tween the two points over which the mes
sages were transmitted was about ten
miles. The test was considered to be con-
elusive and satisfactory. the words being
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
In the Field of Electricity

for the convention to nominate George M.
Dallas in his place. Prior to the telegraph
there was no opportunity for speedy con-
sultation between an absent candidate and
his friends and floor managers at a ma
tional convention.
TIL telephone brought the convention and
the candidate even closer together. Tele-
graphing took some time. The messages
had to be written out, and with a politi-
clans aversion to committing himself fully
in writing consultation by telegraph even
over special wire had its restrictions, The
long-distance telephone gives the candidate
the same opportunity Of consultation as II
he were explaining from his office to his
wife at his house why he would not be
home to dinner.
When the long-distance telephones is
fitted with visual attachments. so that the
man at the receiver can see as we'll as
hear whoever is talking to him, then the
necessity will be lessened for national con-
v~entions at all. Each delegation can meet
In its own state and the proceedings be
conducted without special trains or six
maroon hotels.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
Hayden's First for Groceries Butter, Cheese, Crackers,
Fresh Vegetables and Fruits

The best Pure Cane GRADUATED Sugar
at less han Jobbers' cost.
4~S-pound sack best fancy High Pa
tent Flour, per sack .......$l.25
: 10 bars best brands Laundry Soap
The best Pearl Tapioca or Sage,
per pound &c
The best Domestic Macaroni,
Gallon cans Peaches. Piums, Toma2S Sc
toes, or Pumpkins, per can. 35c
10 lb. sacks best White Cornmeal l5c
Oil or Mustard S%ardines, per can. 4c
Quaker Oats Company Toasted Wheat
Flakes, per package .......... sc
Graham or Oatmeal Cookies, per
Fig Newton Cookies per pound. &c
} DR. Prices Breakfast Food, per
Peanut Butter, per jar $50
Choice Japan Rice per pound. 49,. &c
Large bottles Worcester Sauce,
Catsup or Pickles, for ......Shc
The best Crisp Soda Crackers, per
The best Crisp Pretzels, per lb.. Sc
Fresh Herring, per can .Shc
Large cans Herring and Tomato
TEAS AND COFFEE
We import direct.
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, per
Fancy Maracaibo Blend, per Id. ike
, Fancy Porto Rico Blend, per ID. zoe
Fancy Ankola Coffee, per 10 ...... 23c
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
CSC Ribbons Monday Zoe

A big line of extra quality plain Taneta Ribbons, regular values to 3c
d" yHu - = - $50 =, -. =: = -: 1OC
2c Fancy Ruchings at. 126G soc New VeiIngs at. 80. .2SE
$500 French Hand Bags-The very latest novelty, in all colors-at
hoce $50 CSC
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
Monday Notion Specials

When we advertise notions every
body knows ii means the very
best quality of staple notions at
less tnan half.
Good Eye Needles, pkg. ..... &c
so yards Sewing Silk, spool 21ac
200 yard Machine Thread, spool,
3 pkgs. Pins for ......... &c
Darning Cotton, fast black, spool,
at &c
15c Horn Combs, metal back,
at &c
25c Needle Books, each ...... &c
Cotton Tapes, all sizes ...... &c
Hump Hooks and Eyes, card. &c
Darning Hggs, enameled -. &c
Pearl Buttons, per dozen .... &c
Linen Thread, per spool 49,. 218c
8 yard Wool Skirt Binding. DC
Other notion items at proportion
ately low prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
Wash Goods Sale
Several Rousinq Underwear Specials
In omaha's Greatest ladies' Underwear Department

In omahls Greatest Ladies' Underwear Department
Fine Underskirts-An immense line of samples.
Scores of patterns for selection, beautifully trimmed with
full laces and enbroideries, regular values to $3.50, in three
lots Monday at ............ $1.9S, $1.5O and CSC
Gowns, worth to $500, all newest styles, cut full and long,
in three lots at CSC, Csc and SOC
Ladies Union Suits, values to SOC, choice. ........... 25c
Ladies Knit Vests, 15c values at 3 for. ............ .25c
Corset Covers and Drawers that sold up to Loo, choice
Monday at 25c and $50
Ladies Knit Vests, with fancy yoke, values to SOC, at. Csc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

Choice Basket Fired or Uncolored
Japan Tea, at per pound. ..,..25c
Try our Combination Blend for Iced
Tea, per pound.
Fancy Basket Fired Japan. English
breakfast, CeylOn or GunpoWder
Tea, per pound
B u Z u AND G HEESE
Sale Monday.
Choice Dairy Butter, per lb....,,17c
Choice Country Butter, per lb..,,l9c
Good Creamery Butter, per lb....2io
Fancy Creamery Butter, per Id. .,24o
READ THESE FRESH VEGETABLE
AMI FRUIT PRICES FOE
MONDAY.
New Sweet Corn, per doz. .......lO
5 punches fresh Beets .....,,,,.5c
5 punches fresh Carrots .........5
8 lunches Fresh Onions. ........6
s punches fresh Radishes ........5c
Large Head Fresh Cabbage. ,.2hc
Fresh Parsley, per bunch. .......lc
Fresh Leaf Lettuce, per head. ...1c
8 .......5c
Fresh kalamazoo Celery, head. aye
Large Cauliflower, each. ........5c
Fancy large sweet California
Cantaloupes, each ............5
Large Juicy Lemons, per doz. ...l5c
Fresh roasted Peanuts, per quart. sc
New Apples. 6 lbs ..............25c
Fancy Wax and Green Peas,
per pound .....,..... .....21Rc
Fresh Turnips, per pound. .......lo
Large Basket Fancy California,
RUINS, Tot
Large basket fancy Arkansas Alberta
Freestone Peaches ..........l7hc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
ALI Mail Orders Promptly Filled.
Hosiery and Corset Specials

More complete assortments ever offered, better bargains never
offered in the history of Omaha merchandising.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19

INQUIRY among manufacturers
Of electrical apparatus by the
New York Electrical Review in
cicates that there is an eucour-
aging prospect of a revival in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-16
Makfer,a Snle.
State of Illinois. Rock Island Coun-

State of Illinois. Rock Island Coun-
ty-ss:
In the Circuit Court. In Chancery.
Mary Greenhill, Amelia Dulen and
Martin Dulen, Complainants, VS.. Mat
lam Baumann, Florence Baumann and
f. S. Entrikin. Defendants Partition
General No. 6018.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of a decree of said Court, entered in
the above entitled cause, on the 18th
day of June A d 1908. I shall, on Sat
urday, the 18th day of July A. d. 1908
at the hour of 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, at the East door of the Court
House in the City of Rock Island, ir
said County of Rock Island. to satisfy
said decree, sell at public auction tc
the highest and best bidder for cast
in hand that certain parcel of lant
situate in the County of Rock ISLAND
and State of Illinois, known and de.
scribed as follows, to-wit:
Lot No. Five (5) in that part of the
City of Rock Island, Known as and called
ID. c. Doty's Addition" to the City o.
Rock Island, or "Doty Block" situated
in Rock Island County, Illinois.
Provided, that the highest and bes
at least two-thirds (2-3) of the apprais.
ed value of said property, as shown b!
the report of the commissioners hereto
fore appointed by the court.
Dated at Rock Island, Ill, this 20tf
day of June, A. d. 1908.
JOSEPH L. HAAS.
Master in Chancery, Rock Island Coun
ty. Illinois.
Albert Huber, compliments solicitor