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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-04
MORE TIME ALLOWED.

Washington, Jan. 3.-In the suit
brought 10 enjOin the secretary of the
treasury from allotting 81. $50 900 of the
proposed issue of $4,000, 900 of Panama
canal bonds to various national banks.
the time which Secretary Cortelyou
may file his answer las been extended
10 Ian 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-04
Special Announcement Regarding
the National Pure Food
and DRUG Law.

We are pleased to announce that Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds
and lung troubles, is not affected by the
National Pure Food and Drug law, as
full drugs, and we recommend it as a
safe remedy for children and adults. f.
j. Hill Drug Co, THE Never Substi-
tutors"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-04

31-75 pairs Cuff Buttons, regular 1Gc
75c to $780, will close at ................ O1C
32.-25 dozen Mems Wooden Hose regu- IOc
lar Soc, will close at ....................I1C
33.-15 dozen Boys Stockings regular IOc
Csc, will close at Observation-Disclosures C
34.-125 Umbrellas, regular $3.50 and C7IE
$500, will close at Observation-Disclosures .IO
35.-75 Beautiful House Coats, regular CI0S
$3.50 to $1,000, will close at .......... p1'1O
S6.-S dozen Mems Blue Flannel Shirts ClAE
regular $3.50, will close at ............ .pI'fO
37.-12 dozen Suits Mems Wooden Tn eng
derwear, regular $500, will close at %. pI'/O
3S.-25 dozen Mems and Boys Neck 1Oc
wear, regular 25c to soc. will close at ... ~
59.-12 dozen White and Fancy Vests, c7IS
regular $500 to $500, will close at 800 pA.iO
4O.-2O0 Boys Long Pant Suits, regu- GO OF
lar $500 to $500, will close at - pO'OO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-04

1850 Hats, all styles. regular @ 2S
$3.50 and $500, will close at ......... VH'Oo
300 pairs Mems Trousers, regular Ct AZ
$500 and $3.50, will close at .......... .~i'1o
300 pairs Mems Trousers, regular CT OK
$500 TO $3.50, will close at .......... ~i'/o
14-25O pairs Mems Trousers, regular @ 3S
$500 to $500, will close at .......:.. pH'oo
15-150 pairs Boys Knee Pants, regu- 9Oc
lar SOC to $1.00, will close at ............o/ Nv
1880 Boys Caps, regular Coo to 7jc, 3QC
will close at .......,.......,.-....
ITO dozen Boys Shirts regular 75c 3QC
TO S1.00, will close Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1870 dozen Mems Suspenders, regular 20c
SOC and 75c will close at ................."/~
1870 dozen Mems Ties, regular SOC 30c
to 800, will close at .................."/~
EOS dozen Mems Mufflers, regular OSC
$150 to $500, will close at .....:..-.-... /oS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-04
TWO DAYS ONLY,

Friday and Saturday, Jan. 3 and 4,
we will sell our own rendered lard as
follows: 3-lb. pals, 40c: 5-lb. pals, 65c
and 10-lb. pals, Sl.20. This offer is for
above dates only.
MARRIOTT'S MARKET.
22-24 W. 1st So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-04
SHIP WENT DOWN
DURING A STORM
Awful Suffering of Seven Sur
vivorS of the Crew of Nor
Wegian Bark.

New York, Jan. 3.-Seven ship
wrecked sailors, believed to be the only
survivors of the crew of sixteen of the
Norwegian bark Germanic, were
brought here today by the oil tank
steamer Hothan Newton. They were
picked up i'm mid-ocean on Dec. II in a
terrible condition from exposure, eight
days after their vessel had been aban-
doned. Another boat which contained
eight men has not been found.
The captain of the bark, whc re-
manned on board until all the men
found places in the small boats, went
down with his ship.
Awful Suffering.
The seven rescued men tell a story of
fearful suffering before they were
picked up by the Newton. Obliged to
leave their sinking ship in the midst of
a storm. their little boat was tossed
helplessly about. Their scant store of
provisions was in constant danger of
being ruined by the salt water, and
their cask of drinking water became
tainted.
For many days they had nothing to
drink but rainwater The supply of
food became exhausted after seven
days. and the men had not had food
for more than twenty-four hours, when
they were picked UP by the steamer.
Their bodies were covered with sores
from the constant contact with salt
spray. and they were so weak they
were scarcely able to stand.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-04
Bad Luck From the Start.

The Germaric had bad luck from
Nov. Is, when she sailed from Ply
mouth, n. 6, for Fleetwood, England,
until she went down in mid-ocean on
Dec. .. When il was seen that she
could not remain adoat. the men took
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-04
The Best PRINTING

Is done by The Century. Salt Lakes
printers. 165-167 South West Temple.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06

The BssHe Counig nansicrzr 81.
ehsnre hen al exhibit reoe1gy Is oae
81 the hissoFh hoBae m Col1maia
This hDsae ~ hiek ssa blEt Is1a aro
Nheu the 90 0en nreBizoe barael
the uoodau loza AZ aoou ~ one step
ped into the ffpnt door - was carried
back 70 the early days before fEa var.
a large. o~iffsehiuuai homeHsEa
dresser concern me him face % lacA
On the walls o. hau ard we're
auug fte li-fshiole4 ka1
o0FsTieu nat women bzF since Or
signed and made aner panezt tgi
oFer them. T~weuu-nine 81 fheBe
alone were bozBea for ere exhibit me
selection ~ quilts was eQaaIg a. Esod-
Baskets u Mifsoud wood. rings q
hair trunk aged 10 years a oEE
muzzieloadinE rife. tuo hale1se
clocks and number of other articles
Of beauty. Csc and interest Eere 70
BE- SEN.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06
Happenings in Missouri.


Eleven pears aeo r. a. Baaseu uho
aae been made superintendent ~ the
SPRINGFIELD. terminaia u the 81 Louis
San Franeisco railway vas 40 %.
De- boy in the S. Louis A. san Frsn
cisco Offices Mr Baaaeit uaa az that
tinle ~ years old and bad taaght four
terms IN a public school in Ohio sis
ambition vas 20 b. q railroad man
and be took that position because BE-
could hnd no Other opening when 10
came 70 Kansas City. He canned tis
q month Mr. Basaett had served in
me capacity Of Office boz only q feu.
months when be was made yard clerk
HIS duties had to do with "carding-
freight cars and making up trains and
be earned S35 a month. Your years
later be became chief yard clerk with
3 men under him Another four
years elapsed, and be came into the
position Of chief clerk 10 D. q. Iortun.
superintendent of the northern termi.
pals - the road ulth headquarters n
Kansas City. He occupied THIS posi-
ton until his latest appointment came
a Few days ago.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06
FEW FREAKS IN ARCHITECTURE.
E~eeentreity on the Part Of Those
Building and Furnishing Houses.

8AHNMHHHH A|NA Y ~ Us #NNNNM NNAANNMa
Instances ~ eccenyrlcity on the part
az those building and furnishing
houses are common enough Ga every
community The following instances
Of f~neakishncss in that regard may be-
cilei in Illustration 90 certain phases
A Russian gentleman has erected az
d cost OF 5000 ruhles on his country
estate az Sayiaowks. IN podolia. a rs.
oom house made entirely 81 paper
This house. which vas constructed in
New York "a calculated hy SIS archi
feet 20 Lass longer than would a stone
huiiilnE The whole OF the furniture.
teo Is made from the same material
M Couaty Westmoaih, ireland a
house has been buit whereof 90 th0
windows are made 90 Resemble in out
nuc she backs of of easy chairs being
thus constructed by its ~ccceutrIc own.
crr 90 match tho backs 0f a SET ~
chairs Ia the dining room
ln Connecticut a certain land owner.
thicking that tho view from bis house
lacked a church. proceeded 10 supply
81 place hy erecting a row OF cottages
s1 dcsgntd as 90 resemble. from hts
side tie edihcc required Approached
from the other direction. however. the
sham .s at once manifest.
Soma years & a man 81 scicuuac
attachments as ven as OF considerable
means elected 90 live ln "a tire ia q
snhgrh of Washirgtun-that is De Ca.
ioyC3 hts leisurc moments in the
branches of the tree itself where ne
bad caused 10 be built 8 platform.
iarEo onouGh Go accommodate easy
chAirs and such other ruruitarc as De
dcaired 90 make use of during the day.
40 the base 90 the tree however.
and surrounding "a was huln a striRs
turc 90 buck and store lnclosiur iho
slcopinE apartments of his ecccngrie
Individual Fof many yeals tbs
unique residences Wss enc 81 ire
slthts ~ tho naiionai capital
Qne SO ihe odtest auuses cger oa.
atn.toa Vas me fTuit % a frarch'
mas i%arontiyc fancy, rats Was the
revolving house. q structure actual.
b tniit upon casters - ~ srcak ID
order that the occupant misht ~
mCanR 90 an inEenlaua mechanism al
aaf limo Foll Il about obislalnE shat.
ever hset sa4 ar he ians5 acaiad.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06

The total vote for local oution On
Saline county IS as follows For pro
hibition, ASS against Lf5a: plurai-
iiF Tor prohibition s22 Just - years
ago the county voted against prokt
bltion hy ls votes majority. AZ that
time 4,491 votes were cast against a.
against 1857 votes this time. The
toon 81 Marshall voted out saloons
hy . majority % zoo The vote stood
cas- % sFe This is OF the heavle.
votes ever poliei Iu Marshall
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06
= Rsnssy fer R~-srs e. Pss r.
rne AE-reE

For -egrzigs acg rez5z e1-a
Lni9enr has % egzzL De- hs q .a
erfulT szlre eze@ cr ~ rerm
-1z Emt
gives iUa r f-1m w--
quieEe-a rha a-rzaao- ~ r aEsc1
ard gives a t B1zf1z 81 u
fort and warmth
Fer u-se rszss 7 rras WA
EeurslEz IN ue had and MW
writes J. p Huh1zrd q Madan s
&C. AID had almost Ee1 ~ have
hES q nv tessh vha q
TREAD reum-ezsad re 10 sT 8 .
oe1t bottle n sloz1-s L1iuen- i EsE
g ard eTpee.cai Immediate ua
and ] ke- On uEzg e. u1tI TIE sea-
rziEfs WIS entirely cured wn neser
be Eithozt a bottle q Slozzs Lz
uert ia mr. h11se again I use i ale1
for insect bites ard sore thruzf and I
can c~herf1liy recommend r. 30 aay
5ne Who suffers fnc- Z1y % the Ills
{ hare menn1ueL
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06

Princeton has q deDatr ehs-H whs
has ceased trying 10 b. c1te re rod
a young woman CLERK b. wished 90
buy a pair o. size 81 orerzIs Afts
she had r-ansacked the stock the fotr
told Der no s1ch size Vas uzs Next
day be was t~eiephoned 70 60 10 te
depot ard catch a burglar Loaded
With ordnance. hsndc1Es aud nan
acies uH be Gsnked NE a chalzEanE
when BE- walked be- hasseuel 70 tie
depot no burglar But pretty Ho1l
be was called % TIE telephone and
told thar the burglar had gone 90 lock
for some - 0veralls TIE depety has
hopes Of living tire matter down Ia
abort nine wears
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06
Pantry elEANCo


Al &nctcr said
Before MARRIAGE my wife observed
o. sgmmcr ara countr Aouaea coming
81 ,oach 18th huiies af varied means.
ce8ura tastes ANA dscuminatiaE Tea
3eaeie& taat thc nnilSs mmg pW
un saenea to aNefese eeticr thaa
thoss esinE uoIee
~Mhea ue wenc marFed fuo years
aEa Restum vas amCDs ou hest order
81 snesfl We ala pa ~ sone cet
Ser and ira tor guests al atter bagA
bad steoa arouad me a4atry aeoat =
year untuachet theg wcFe ttruaa
asay And Pustgn uss1 eeB
gp 20 the ase % IS hsd bssn a.
castoaed e. driak coyee as a raatae
habit and salered ecnslanllY frcm %.
dizestion aad az rs relative 4s1rders
Slnce asing Raslam an the 0id ecD
psaIfs have completely fcH me ana 3
sometimes NpadeT nIefef IA ttFm
Naue sit0a ~ Posssn ca naitle
Creek Miea Read me Read AZ
wslaNa laRsEA ree.esakeasoa
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06
- - - chnscen

AIRS Prank Johnson. 90 DuenWeE az
the Chilirens home in Jonlia. recent.
5 kiinapel her three children. Nellie.
Edgar and Kiuie. aged 3 e and {
years, respectively Mrs Johnson
vas given permission TO visit her chi
ireu for whose possession she has
~coutendea since q SEPARATION a. TIE
husband and wife last October Elnd.
iug the matron she hurvied the chil.
dneu 10 her carriage and drove rapid.
y away
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06

An unknown man and woman blew
into isoe's Summit Recently Thcy had
two grips which they pawned lo a
uycryman TOY 81 After tbvy bal sat.
ished their appCtltes az the hotel abe
couple went back Go Jhc Nyeryman
and demanded the return 81 che grps.
He refused and a nght cnsuei The
unknovn man finally drew "a sun an4
held the muaElg under the LIVERY mans
nose while The woman made away with
the grips No arrests wcre ua6e
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06

~ rsu1fFH q s sl1a ~ FsgnFe ri aaaEa
as MsEf alI $3.50 go fret4 EE U
80 F4 49, = rar y 81 - NaE Sec EH u
aHe as AsEa1 EWf q Wa ~ r
-fr - AaAH u 81 fhTN rMFrU -U
$3.50 3 f Eea - e a
asa Haae Naf eaaa .EE q 1aI e.
NaLe NAGI Ia EH f a.H. EI uH
1870 n $50 rHfU ZsH 2T am
tuae - ta E EE ErE Ig eu
Asf1I % a ~ HW eLaI Ar Ur
aaE aals e 11r wL Iw g srs
= mna uI 4-s ~ Eer aEn
- A1et 50 - go n4s 49, = 1aa ~
u1fF aul ~ u G. .n
A1Ta C4GfEE aGl- Eas14
$50 a. .EErEE ia
Eas 90 go u-r
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06

Tha attsfie on prsts aoras f,am
crneTs - foloua
D1r Peg Wagck fa nareFa
Hau uaek 3 SlniaFrlsh mfseH ~
ts-svirr fte hamrer
An1 the tase ~ rsrfie-sa aauref
kls z1ufy fox srE rsrliaG
- font care 90 rad asy mr 6s
graesfui ssucs % ne payer 81 goi1
bresk a1r s1nS1rn y1au have - saY
tr Utsm gulfHf
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06

An unsuccessful attempt was made
AZ Rich Hill 10 blow up the building
occupied In the second story By the
Western Enterprise. a democratic
paper, published By F. j. Wiseman
Tho door to the Office which opens
from the outside Of the building by
a stairway. was unlocked and q stick
Of dynamite placed upon the bad of
She printing press. The fuse vas laid
to the outside door. The explosion
brought hundreds Of people 70 the
scene Every window in the building
was blown out. the press was dau-
aged. the back Of the building was
thrown out Of plumb.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06
OPENS GRAVE FoR = PICTURE
sous~ins Wiseu Hss ts Havs pc
tsrs - WhiSh e Rsmsmeer Husey.

To Be exhumed amer b. bad beea
baried for 20 ears aad told 70 ay un
and look pleasant was tae togEA
luck that hefen a c9sgse ous a. Wo04
lava cemetev. Ncs 1ork the ether
dsy Henry Bfuun a trsln dispatches
ca the Oue Huadred aua rspuy-
ninth strrrt cievatea Rad 4at ~
ccmar s ~ rheamtgic sout aad Was
buried deceatB ana 10 qn1er. 8lue
two uerks after the fanefl q o
eargsd o. Mu Uroea that she woui4
nae a rsegaph of Der hastan4
hssiuE uore that dd him lasllge lm
me1iage'y she peutigned the unoax
healJh department mr 10
exhRua Henv aua snsshos him
Tie heaiih teTaEtment am m
uhat dan4 bat srantcl the rcanesl
ana So vith a ph1tasFapher and a.
uaatTuker Mrs. beuan ueat 70
Moo&aun ana had TIE ihree weeks
cornse dus uR BnOun paa nkaa
bsth rroEie and n1l face
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06
A ssheeIber Skater prsnnsa.

While skating on the railroad pond
at Slater. Willie Bates. the 12-year-
old son Of r T. Bates Of slater. was
drowned The boy. in company with
his sister, Hattie. was enjoying a morn
ing skate before school when De
STATED into a hole in the ice and was
drowned before assistance coun reach
HIM The girl narrowly escaped drown
ing In an attempt 10 save her brother.
Her life was saved by Arch Johnson.
who started 10 walk out on the ice to
rescue her. when the See broke with
him but he kent going breaking the
sex ahead Of him and brought the sir.
safely % shore. The ice vas less than
two inches thick and the water was
six or eve feet deep.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06
A msnsras.s ssnspst

The Missouri Corn Growers assoela-
uon heId a banquet To Columbia WEieh
the members believe beat anything
fnom the feast uf BelshaEEar 90 JAMES
Karen Hyde's hundre3-thousana-iollar
dinner TIE steer Which took FIRST
prime an he International live Stock
SHOW in Chicago TIE American ROYAL
ia Kansas CITY ans the state fair ln
SeiaiiN. HaE served go eHa iinen
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06

n T. Gentry. assistant attorney gee
erai gave the supreme coErl recently
a large picture Of the late Judge Phle
mon Bliss. a Justice Of the Missouri
supreme oourt from 1865 % 1873 Tas
picture was sent 70 Mr- Geurv b.
william =. Bliss an attorney q NeE
York and a son Of the 5urist 1usEa
Bliss was a member Of congress from
Missouri was dean o. the law depart
meut Of the University o. Missouri
from 1879 20 1889. and was the autho-
% Bliss on Code PleadiuR
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06

sydney Penn. who lives about Is
mites from Whitcsidc tattrnci a hos
this winter that woighed $50 pounds
He sold So Cor z cent per pound 10
was t~utcberel ana iAe mJ and trim.
.mmgs rendered into lard, Which made
As ralIoI.s OF this amount the gar
chaser sold s5 gallons which brought
enough Go more than pas foF the hOg
icarinr him the sides hams and
shoulders clear pron.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06
oseeOls Check eOo5 in Japan

Osccola feels important A resident
90 the 81 Clair county own wished "a
send a remittance 10 Japan and vas
not sure how 10 so abuui g. lie doci1.
I'd 60 buy a check on an Osceola hank.
which be sent ia a letter Recently he
received a letter acknowledges the
receipt OF the check. with Ga.
Struction that that was the proper
way 90 make remittance TO Japan, vita
additional remark that American On
changed il preferred 10 gold The on.
ly departure form the usual foun @.
drawing "a cheek was the addition oN
az. s A 10 the date line
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06

The supreme court has Sustained
The mellon of Herbert s Hadley. AZ.
torney Eeaeral for the appointments %
a commissioner 90 take Testimony o.
hss ogster -rnecceiinEs against ihc In
tevuauonal Harvester comaany The
court appointed Theoaure nace -
Paris au v1surrvme iege a. csn
missioner.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06
FOR stvsents o. Ancient History.

In a small glass showcase on the
second floor OF the Manual Training
H5gh school az Kansas CiU has been
Installed the beginnings OF q coilec.
don for the classes in ancient history
IL consists % plaster casts OF Baby
lonian objects from the archaeological
museum o. the University 90 Pennsyl
vania Josiah Pennimau. dean Of the
COLLEGE, sent them last uoek 90 r. D
Phillips. principal Of Jbe Manual
TraininE high school The youngest
Of the originals Of the casts r. ees.
years old and for many centuries
phiiologists were unable TO read ans
Of the Inscriptions
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06

a Iissnss Ter IN -iassranss csmnang
The Aacrtan Lh sa8 Accident
lusaranee cosnrany 81 Sslsburv has
deposited ueAoa uith ire state troas
urcr a. seeaniy hr the rEotoetioa 81
~ peicy hoAicm an8 uas ISSUED Is
license Ca % tcalaes az Misaosri
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06
- hr ) - - ) -

Charles Mahralh a yoaus nrrer
Twins EAST ot uoi3cn vas kfHns ~
eentiy De- Tan from a trV while he
was srriugius o. Telephones Win
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06

rhore o. a grape vine ia huut 81 ?.
A O-naniels store in HannewciA
Witch vas planted ahoat ave yosn
,to and has attained a lc1Eih oi nll}
30 ieet "a is trained al0ng tae aen-
inc posts and extends slous the nooRu
~ tour business houses
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06

Wee the stork visited q LouIslaaa
home tae little trc.hsr eanic5 10
know tov ulach shr man oolcr
house charged Cor that
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06

NuHa1 Morgan of Hoilcn has a
t-easIoou made in isle uom a silver
shoe buckle uuFu hg bis Errai grand
father durins toe RrVo'gtsoran var
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06

Roneysucklc in bloom b u9ing N'
tempe Jack Rrost 20 Atchtson caaau.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06

\ UTent o1uaIf DAD ssns hlasell
A. e. csc
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06
80 oassnmsnl ~ 20

Eltl- sac state or national ReN
rrnmfht Wust uutrrtuhr % fa
ihr faernuts arkcd thr rowmun-
wraitha Go share thv rrsN~nualhslitA ni
curbiuE those corporations Whigh are
aus event both thr national a-a state
governments must varn 81 is part
atid President RnufrNrlts wr
and ragh can so "a certain Hu1nHnf
that 10 other cannot ao Whlic She
anlN rrtlil satisfactory results MIST
o. obtained lN b rcpfrrr ntautrr Ct
uorkiug heartily tasrthrr Mlthlu fhelr
rasprrtlNr spheres nuf Boz mN iudE-
meet thnrouEh-EpinE and sattsft4 tors
hF fhc action cf tfc national govern
mtnI for aimost 400 thv corporations ~
eaormuuN wealth. that tar cnrnn
rNNuus which Do o. tih2 u,slf
Go aruutrai-arr rngaEed Sea- intrfttHtr
end derive thFIr power ant
their Impotence not from that pnI iun
hntfrnm tho lntpratatu business 40 in unt
rasN aiwhFr & decide ltrt where tft tine
uf druHrCatlun between thr twu kiuis
~ business falls This lnv meat ula-
matflf b. drawn as thn frdcUsI
courts MuFh 81 tEo rNnaf fn errurr
adequate control ~ thv great cofrnra-
uoHs hf state action has hrru wisr
and rnccuHc but much % it has h
ncithrr. COR when tnr EFFORT ls uadu
fo accomplish ry the artlen uf Htst
what oan oRly ha accomplished h2 the
aefian 81 tEe nation tho rcanlt cau nnlF
hc dlsHnroiutment and iu tse rnd thf
iaw VIII probably ~ drtlarsd uncau-
atftufionai an fktwlsc tn she national
areua We who briicte in the measnrss
herein advocated are hanuercd
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-23
RECORD OF COURT HOUSE
COUNTY COURT.
Judge r. w. Olmsted presiding.

PROBAIE.
Estate OF Emma c. >Burnson Proof
of posting and publication of notice to
creditors filed Report of private sale
of personal property filed and APP
proved
Estate of John Russell. Proof of
notice of hearing on probate of will
filed, dated Oct Il. 1907. Dispositions
of F. NJ Sinnet and s, F. Murphy, the
subscribing Witnesses to said will, TAX
en- III open court, in proof of execution
thereof, filed. VIII admitted to pre-
bate and ordered filed and recorded.
Guardianship of Ralph E. Taliafers.
Inventory filed and approved.
Guardianship of Harry Stewart. An
nual report, containing resignation of
r. f. Reynolds as guardian, filed.
Said report approved, except that said
resignation shall not be accepted until
his successor is appointed and quail
fed. Nomination in writing of said
Harry Stewart, requesting the appoint
ment of Central Trust e Savings bank
as guardian of property. filed
Estate of John Moeller. Proof of
death filed. VIII dated May "a, 1907
presented for probate. Petition of ]
r. Lees for admission of said will to
probate, filed Hearing On same set
for Feb. II, 1903, at 3 O'Clock a. m.
| Guardianship of Maud Stewart. Fl
nal report. receipt and release of ward
filed. Affidavit of Lizzie Wood filed
Mrs. Mary Black sworn and examined
touching age of Maud Stewart. Fina
report approved. Guardian discharged
as to said Maud Stewart.