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MINKRs CANNnr nI.INk

kEpnlN0, Aug, 1.-THE NAM
moth Copper company. employing
ESQ men. has Eiven orders that no n,
qaoru wili be allowed ON the premises
0rocers arr forbidden "a deliver q
and ans one found with liquor IN hls
possession win be- discharged.
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TO AID WIVES.
(By Associated Press. j

EAST ALTON, ILL.,. Aug. 14.-Fol-
lowing the gift of a 500 sidewalk.
which five local saloonkeepers built
for them. members OF the East Alton
Methodist church are raising a 800
fund for the relief OF wives and fam
lilies of drunkards.
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II you desire ruling or binding in
a hrst-class manner call up the Bo-
nanza and our solicitor will attend
to your wants.
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INVITE PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

OYSTER BAY. Aug. i4.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt today received an in
vitation to attend the military tourna-
ment at 81. Joseph. Missouri. septem-
Der 81. and consented TO attend IN
less kept away by urgent business.
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LIGHT VERSES.

There was cunning FREELY
Who gambiled in the air on high.
This fly was conscientious, too;
For when at night time he passed
thru"
A lonely lane where lovers were
(She loving he, him loving herr,
This FREELY great tact would show
By turning his bright light down
low.
-Harpers Weekly.
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EXERCISING THE DOG.

Justin" said Mrs. Wyss.
Yes" replied Mr.. Wyss.
viii you speak kind word to
Ffdo and make him wag his tallo
He hasn't had one bit of exercise al
day. "-Lippincott's.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-06
AMUSEMENT NOTES

Don't fail to see All Bahia and the
Forty Thieves at the Theatorium Mon
day and Tuesday, January 9 and Z. Ali
Bahia and the 40 thieves is one OF toe
finest pictures we ever had; it is taken
from the tale in the Arabian Knights OF
the same name This picture is made
by the acknowledged peers of all pic.
ture makers Of the world, the Pathe
Feres Co. Of Paris 1t Ii one OF their
latest importations and is a masterpiece
in every detail, being beautifully colored
throughout every scene, introducing in
the large ballet Of beautiful maidens
the latest vaudeville craze, the toe
dance. Nothing was ever produced in
the operate stage that comes near
equalling this magnificent picture. The
last scene, the tablcau, Of Ali Baba's
victory Is thing Of beauty that is be-
yond description II you were to 20 to
London, New York or Paris you could
see nothing better than this and could
not possibly see it for the same price
Besides this we have another great pic
ture, Ben Hur; this picture made $1,000
ii the Hub theatre in Boston last week,
and is considered the best American pic.
tire ever produced. No one can afford
to miss this Is the price Is in the reach
OF all, at the TheatoFium. Admission
) cents
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-06
TERRoRIsTs GETTING READY.
Captured Of 90 Rifles in Caspian Regi-
ment Armory.

st. Petersburg Jan. g. Reyolutionists
at Peterhof, Russia. Friday night quietly
entered the armory Of the Caspian regi-
ment and got away with 60 rifles Dis
coveries OF bombs and explosives in st.
Petersburg are reported almost daily, and
the police declare they have information
tnat terrorists are preparing 70 resume
activity Friday the police seized IA
bombs in the lodgings Of a laborer and
took 20 men into custody.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Clearance sale at Abbott's.
Big waist sale at vaughan's.

Big waist sale at Naughans.
For comfort buy 'Maish laminated
down puff at Perry's.
G. NJ. Fletcher OF Canaan was in the
city to-day on business visit.
c. w. Perry and II. A. Phelps were
in Orange to-day on business visit.
A sweeping sale at the N. d. Phelps
company's 25a each while they last.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Tilden visited
at the home Of his parents in Mortified
over Sunday.
Roller Skating sessions at Hales pa
vilion today, Q to II a. m, to 5 and
Z to 10 ?. m.
A break in the power at Young Broth
ers shed this morning caused shut
down for to-day
Mrs. NJ. Morandi, who has been visit
ing friends in the city, returned today
to her home in Batavia, n. y.
A new line 81 up-to. the-minute buckle
gun metal and oxfords for men at the
Peoples shoe store, Hale's block.
a complete line Of overshoes and rub
bers for men, women. boys, misses and
children, at the Peoples shoe store
Clerks: A regular meeting OF local
24l, r. c. T. p, A., viii be held in X.
Of g. hall Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock, followed by a whist party, 10
which clerks can invite friends. II. j.
Houghtcn, recording secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-06

The first real touch Of winter came
yesterday when the north wind blew a
cold breath on shiyering people Had
there been much snow the drifts would
have been piled many feet IN depth
What there was to use. the wind made
sport with. The thermometer registered
around about zero all day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-06
wILLIAMSTowN.

There will be a special meeting Of the
Eastern Star, Monday evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Z. Cults returned
Saturday afternoon from visit with
relatives in Underhill.
Bring your pictures to B. w. Hooker
& Co.'S to be framed They do good
work and their prices are right.
Clairvoyant.-Tuesday and Thursday,
2 p. m. to p. NJ, Mrs. r. E. Ellis, IS
Spaulding street, telephone 1861.
The chariot race in ben Hur' il per-
haps the greatest scene ever staged.
Don't miss it. At The Theatorium Mon
day and Tuesday.
If your eyes smart or feel bad when
you attempt to read in the evening 1t
means that they need attention. You
can get the right kind Of treatment at
i. p Austin's, the watch and clock
man.
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TALK OF THE TOWN,

Buy underwear cheap at Perry's.
January clearance sale at vaughan's.
Don't miss Ben Hur,R Monday and
Tuesday.
Tenemnt and barn to rent. A. =.
Batchelder.
Come early for clearance sale bargains
at Vaughans.
Fred Diclsie Of Bradford is visiting
friends in the city.
Mileage books to rent, Place g. Page,
Il-l2 Bolster block.
Largest thermometer in town for 35c
at Hendricks drug store.
We are cleaning out our ladies', misses
and children's coats. Pery's.
City Auction rooms open every even
ing this week. Private sale only.
Madame Florence, clairvoyant and
palmist, Buzzell block, Pearl street
Mrs. John G. Morrison and family have
returned to Barre after six months
visit in Scotland, coming on the steam
ship Lusitania.
All persons having any account against
the late Sumner Newcomb will confer
great favor by presenting them to me
for settlement. Mrs. Sumner Newcomb,
IS South Main street.
A regular meeting Of the !. o. 0. j.,
NJ. u, win be held in knights of Colum.
bus hall, Monday evening at o'clock,
when installation Of officers viii take
place. Per order elective secretary.
The business meeting and social Of
the young people Of the Universalist
church last evening was largely attend
ed by the members and some Of their
friends 1t was voted that while the
Sunday afternoon vespers are held, there
be devotional meeting OF the Chris
tan Endeayor Union to follow in the
vestry below. A very enjoyable program
was given. Miss Bessie Brown sang, ac-
eompanicd by Miss Averill; Miss Blanche
Tilden gave two readings, and there was
reading by Miss Alice Stebbins. Re-
freshments were served, and all voted in
their hearts that the social committee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-06
Card Of Thanks.

We wish 70 thank the neighbors and
friends for their kindness during tbs
sickness and death Of oar father. and
for the many beautiful flowers
Mr. ard Mrs Robert Reaside.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Reeside.
Mrs Kate Bagley.
Mr. and Mrs John Gamble
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gamble
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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
MoNDAY, JANUARY 8, l9os.
Weather Prediction.

Fair and warmer tonight Tuesday,
increasing cloudiness and warmer. Fresh
southwest winds becoming variable.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-05-28

Z j ~
surveyor Z.UU
r. H. Emerson, commissioner
services 211O
is. H. Elliott, commissioner SER
vices ............. $685.
A. j. Defiance, commissioners
services ..,.... 1886
Ralph Abbott, commissioner
service Observation-Disclosures. 25.1O
E. G. Warren, mileage ....... 1880
Thcs. Dodds, district court order 1900
May 10, 1908.
The board met at O'Clock, Com
missioner Elliott in the chair Mem
bers present, Defiance, Abbott and
Emerson; Willis absent.
Moved by Commissioner Emerson
and seconded by Commissioner De
Lance that the requisition from county
treasurer for supplies be accepted and
ordered Carried.
Moved by Commissioners Defiance
and seconded by Commissioner En-
erscn that the bend of THE Economy
Drug Co., for $500 for the furnishing
of drugs to THE hospital be accepted
and approved. Carried.
Moved by Commissioner Abbott and
seconded by. Commissioner Emerson
that the report of Commissioner Alb.
bolt in regard to estray stock taken
up by H. P. Peterson be accepted
and approved. Carried.
Moved by Commissioner Defiance
and seconded by Commissioners Emetr.
sen that 800 be appropriated for
reads in Township 155, Range 80. Car.
fried.
Moved by Commissioner Defiance
and seconded by Commissioner En-
erson that the following named per,
SONS be appointed as inspectors OF
election in the unorganized townships
Carried.
100 94-Alfred X. Olson, White
Earth.
15s 94-Andrew Johnson, White
Earth.
1873 4-Wm. H. Smith, White Earth.
156-94-Geo. H. McGrady, Ross
155 -94-Bates Cook, White Earth.
1874 Geo. Hanson, Welby.
1884, and strip B. Sewell, Chill.
cot.
1873 Geo. sorkness, sorkness.
1913 Chas. Glib, Brcokbank
1873, and strip-,Jchn Carter
Brookbank.
100 92-Wm. Balbrid!ge, Bowibells.
-92-Ben Hovey, Bllefson.
155-92-J. N. Evans, Ross.
154-92-F NJ Ogden, Ross.
1872, and strip-Dan Hawkins
Brookbank.
| 160-91-Jas. MCGEE, Bowbells.
, 159-91-C. E. Stannard, Vanville.
1853 -91-Andrew Wenderlon, Stanley
-91-Chas, Stanley, Stanley
154-91-Ed. Skies, Stanley.
155-91-D. L. Alger, Stanley
1881, and strip-Michel Enright
! Amanda.
9O-F. D. Conway, Vanville.
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| The following court orders were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
ON TREASURY for same:
John Carlson, district court
! HSuuCT Dll4. UU
| G. A. Grow, district court crder $40
DR.. N. McL'ain district count
order 500
| A. G. Engdahl, district court
ORDER .....s.............. 800
Ole stolbeng. district court
| order Observation-Disclosures. 1920
N-a.rtin SuomCr, district court
order 100
Unica National Bank, district
court order ................. 102.40
DIR. j. D. Taylor, district court
order 650.5O
Second National Bank, district
court order ....... 405.5O
Jay Wilson, district court order $50
u. Hoolinger, district court order $3.50
Union National Bank, district
court order ................ 31.70
Conrad Miller, district court
Cuuer 1888. o.4O
August Mu,quist, district court
order Observation-Disclosures. 700
Ed. Kelley, bailiff ............ 1900
Union National Bank, district
court orders ............... 62.20
H. H. Scheer, district court or
ders .................. -. 21.00
John Lynch, district court order 80
! A n doh f,sso ,,~t
ORDER ...........'.... LILO
DR.. p. H. Larson, district COURT
| OnueT .................. 2.lO
j. w. Rowan, district court or
der .,........ $40
Walter Rose, county court order 200
B. N. Lord, county court order 60
May II, 1908.
The following bills were allowed on
motion and warrants ordered drawn
on the treasury for same:
G. A. Grow, supplies to pris-
| OuVIS =. .'...ss. x4.OU
DIR. F.. M. Larson, post moT;tem
examination ............... 1885
MohaM Tribune, printing $3.50. l27.05
G.. |. Titus, services assisting
county physician .........! 63.35
Darby & Peterson, laundry work
for Jail SO
r. j. Biorn, bus hire for county
charge 80
M:not City, water rent ......, 5000
Nav -, 1908.
10. f. Olson, assisting county
surveyor ................ Luz
M. j. Maynard, assisting county
surveyor ~
DR.. M. J. Keys, medical services 400
McFall & Bartholomew, paint
ing at hospital ........ 1880
Thomas Shepherd, sign work
at hospital ...5............ 9.OO
IF. r. Miller, work at hospital 500
Darby & Peterson, laundry for
| hospital l3S
r. M Purves, assisting coutny
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7. G. Barker, "A cents per cubic

a |ysB4 7. G. Barker, "A cents per cubic
EsS yard.
ggSsst9. G. H. Audett, 20 IL cents per
cubic yard.
SHsSS21. c. w. Colts, 16 cents per cubic
yard.
ma. A. 0. Ames, II cents per cubic
yard
;,ggSS25. L. E. Besteland, Il cents per
% cubic yard.
HIPS. L. e. Besteland, IA cents per
cubic yard.
ss29 Chas. Fuller, 81 cents per cubic
ssSE yard.
ISL. Geo. w. Kemper, 20 cents per Gu
ssS bic yard.
35ts33. John Meters, 10 3-4 cents per Gu
lSsN bic yard.
80 Geo. w. Kemper, % cents per
tSss cubic yard.
5%37 DON Alger, Is cents per cubic
8Ss yard.
A%E39. Halvorscn & Larson, Is cents per
ss cubic yard.
2. Jens Jenson, Is cents per cubic
4. c. H. Audett, 10 cents per cubic
yard.
6. @. H. Audett, 10 cents per cubic
yard.
8. G. D. Smith, "a cents per cubic
yard.
10. Geo. Kemper, % cents per cubic
yard.
I II. G. D. Smith, "a cents per cubic
yard.
IA. Geo. Kemper, Is cents per cubic
/ yard.
is. +. C. Barker, 10 cents per cubic
yard.
IS. c. D. Smith, % cents per cubic
20. Geo. Kemper, 10 cents per cubic
yard.
%. Geo. w. Kemper, 80 cents per
cubic yard.
%. Geo. Kemper, 30 cents per Gu
bic yard.
"a. Geo. Kemper, % cents per Gu.
bic yard.
SO. L. H. Besteland, Il cents per
cubic yard.
%. Geo. Kemper, % cents per cubic
yard.
80. ]. Wilson, % cents per cubic
yard.
80. Geo. Kemper, 80 cents per cubic
yard.
"a. Pappa, II cents per cubic yard.
SO. Geo. Kemper, 10 cents per cubic
yard.
3S. Deferred.
49, Geo. Kemper, % cents per cubic
yard.
AZ. Geo. Kemper, 80 cents per cubic
yard.
Moed by Commissioner Defiance
and seconded by Commissioner Abbott
THAT the application of Emma Thuett
for abatement of taxes be accepted
and corrections made as asked for;
also the application Of J. ]. Eversor
for the reason of double assessment.
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Carried On motion duly seconded
and carried the board adjourned Mon.
day, May 18th. Carried.
May 4, 1908.
On miStion duly seconded and car
ried the following bills were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn for same
Meyer Lumber Co., lumber for
road overseer ......... .i.$ l7.7O
John Hoellenger, boarding pau
per .......5.a..... 22.15
Minot L. & T. Co., light and
telephone for hospital for
April $3.50
Ernest Beguinm, special watch
man at jail ...s........... 1900
Geo Drummer, plastering at
hospital ........ .,........... 1925
McFall & Bartholomew, warm
ishing at hospital $780,. $3.50
Jacobson & Fugelson, zinc for
hospital 3.51
Davis, stamps .............. 500
r. 2. Brown, livery for assistant
states attorney 49,. ........ 400
Hard, Christensen & Hoff, mdse
to pauper ................ 9.95
Union National Bank, freight
bills for April .... 3.74
Mark Nelson, boarding pauper 1854
Ohas. G. Brown, -four for (pauper Ito
e. ]. Thomas, supplies ........ 2.56
Mrs. Frank Teets, boarding pau
per ...l......... 25.OO
Ross Promoter, printing pro-
ceedimgs Observation-Disclosures. 61.75
Ward Go. independent, printing
proceedings 61.75
]. s. Smith, expenses ......... 1890
Minot l., & T. Co., hight and tel
ephoms for Court House for
April .............. ........ 1876
Void & Ekberg, mdse. to pau
per ........ 1000
A. J. Defiance, commissioners
services -. ..-............. 7.9O
Victor j.. Lind, fees in insanity
case 49,. 21.5O
H. A. Streech, tree bounty -. HOO
c. A. Masters, fees in insanity
case .................. S.1V
Minot P. H. Co., plumbing i. 6.S5
Sam Dahl, boarding pauper ~. 1900
Geo. A. MCGEE, expenses 1855. 81.70
Lucinde Shippe, boarding pau
per 5000
Dakota Hotel, meal to jurors 7, 21.0O
DIR. E. M. arson, professional
Nservices .................. lilo
Mrs. A. Pning1e, boarding pauper 5000
Dick Steinhoffer, deputy sheriff
IeeS Observation-Disclosures. 1o.oo
]. w. Fa'brick, long distance tel
ephon,e calls ............... 11.50
r. H. Emerson, commissioner
services ..,......... 24.00
May S, 1908.
E. L. Wicks, professional SER
vices 1890
Donovan Drug Co., drugs for
Julius Fauchald, mdse. to poor 66.9;
Julius Fauchald, mdse. to hos
pital 3S4.3:
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L. S. Foot, mea. 10 hospital III. 1882
Erick Hus.ad, milk to hospital 1924
| N. Davis, ir1,antty cases ..... 141.00
E. G. Warren, mileage ........ $40
Z. G. Warren, expenses 4O.09
.. q. WsxTen, mileage ..... 256.10
Pr. Rogers, Professional ser
vices to pauper ........... 5000
A. S. Blakey, drugs ......... 1876
A. s. Blakey, drugs ......... 1870
John Nelderloe, Livery for COR.
caler .................!. 500
john G. Lowe, stenographer SER
vices, states attorney ........ 20.10
john G. Lowe, stenographer SER
vices, states ATTORNEY $500. 7.5O
D. j. Lloyd, coal ...... .225.4O
Lloyd Scott Coal Co., coal to
pauper ................... 6.18
May z, 1908.
b. j. Thomas, services ........ 900
w. M. Staplin, hauling ashes 1915
w. M. Staplin, hauling ashes $50
Ola M. Mus, mdse. to pauper 1000
J. ]. Lee, boarding prisoners $3.50
r. L. Kerr, livery fer county
physician $50
Catharine Ross, recording vital
STATISTICS ....... 1910
e. D. Kelley, services as deputy
sheriff 11.60
John j. Lee, sheriff fees -. 535.75
F. r. Miller, repairing things
around court house .........2 9.75
Julius Faucllald. mdse. to paNl-
per TAO
Walker Bros. & Hardy, supplies 1881
G. ]. Titus, anasthetic .....;... 500
Frank Hofine, deputy sheriff
fees $50
Frank Hofine. deputy sheriff
fees fees ................. $3.50
Frank Hoffne. deputy sheriff
fees ................... 21.50
John M. Lee. jailcr's salary -. 5000
A. j. Defiance, commissioner
service 2415
Ralph Abbott, commissioner
service ...................'. 2770
May 8, 1908.
F. H. Stohz, lumber for hospital
and court house ........... 5S.55
A. w. Tracy, rent for pauper j.. 14.S4
Hammond & Stevens, supplies
for superintendent of schools 5000
q. M. Larson, professional SER
vices .>...... o.VU
R. H. Emerson, commissioner
services $500
Dick Steinhcffer. deputy sheriff
fees ....... 1890
j. w. Fabrick, map and stamps $50
Fred w. Peglow, mtdse for pau
per 1926
| T. We,o, mdse. for pauper -. 1900
/ DR.. E. NJ Larson, professional
services ................. 22.oo
e. M. Larson, professional ser
| vices ITO
E. NJ. Larson, professional ser
| vices and expenses. ........ lilo
Roel Hardware Co., supplies ito
| court house ........... 6.65
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} 1877 90. G. Barnard, Stanley

157-90-J. G. Barnard, Stanley.
155-90-J. H. w. Russell, Stanley.
1874 GOV. H. Kruger. Peerless.
1880, and strip-Frank o. Ehrdart,
Epworth.
|157-S9-E Edwin L. johnson, Palermo.
155-89- Frank Wagner, BIaisdell.
154-S9-John A. Evanson, Blaisdeil.
1873, and strip-E. Bundick, Shell.
155-ss M. A. Rolphe, Tagus.
154-SS-H. L. Peterson, Plaza
155-S7-Frank D. Trumbull, Berth
old.
Q. f. Olson, assisting county
1874 So Chas Reamer, Des Laos
154-87-Geo. A. Barber Plaza
3-S6-Matt. Riley, Hesnault
2-S6-Peter Benson, Ryder.
lbs Sc. A. Kauanaugh, Des Laos.
-S5-Chas. H. Robins. Jerome
152-84-Geo. Brown, Minot.
151-84-O. S. Lamb, Douglas.
152-S3-H. E. Cramer, Sawyer.
151-S3-John R. Beavers, Max.
154-S2-Ed. Aune Minot.
153-S2-Aug. Hinckle, Sawyer.
Ao4-C % 4-u1Wl ASSWuudu, MAX.
154-S1-Dave FORBES, Minot.
153-S1-Jcln Tofflemire, Sawyer.
155-82-Geo. Nichols, Minot.
163-SS-Albert Schultz, Bowbells.
1o6-S4-Jchn Botz, Jr., Mlinot.
On motion duly seconded and car
ried the following bills were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn ON treas
ury for same:
Geo. Drummer, labor en- COURT
house fence .$121.00
A. j. Defiance, commissioner
services ................ 1870
3. D. Palmer. burying dead
morse .............. 5.UO
Art Metal CONSTRUCTION Co.,
steel furniture 1000
j. w. Kelly, hauling dirt to hos
pltal ................. bl.Uo
Ralph Abbott, commissioner
services .....,...........'.. 1910
J. w. Winter, milk for pauper $40
S. H. Elliott, commissioner SER
vices 11.9O
H. j. Young, mdse. for pauper 9.95
Waiter S. Booth & Sons, 80
manuals ................,.i 6l.5o
VIM. Murray, services on In
sanity Beard ....t. 1900
Ryder News, printing .....,.. 127.05
DR.. A. D. MCDANIEL, medical
services ...,.... 4s.s5
Miss Flora A. Sanda, nursing
pauper $500
E.. J. Thomas, mileage as county
surveyor 2145
R. H. Emerson, commissioner
services 1900
On Motion duly seconded and car
ried the board adjourned until the
first Monday in June 1908.
The following lis a list of persons
! who have asked for and received aid
| Continued on anothe page)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-12-02
Notice.

BY order of the district court o,
Ellis county, Texas, will sell for
cash at private sale on or before the
18th day OF December. 1908, at
Waxahachie, Texas, the stock of We
hicles, implements, etc., belonging to
the estate of Hardy p Mizell COM
pany, the sale will be made in lots
as follows. First the stock of goods
proper, including the Office furniture
and fixtures, which invoice s7257.-
So: Second, the old goods which in
voices $S75.35; Third, the unhy-
pothicated notes and accounts
which inventory face value $737.05;
Fourth, one horse valued at $500.
Inventory in my hands for examin-
alton. A deposit of 10 per cent of
the successful bid will be required
before sale is reported to the court
for confirmation. For further infor-
nation address w. l.. P. LEIGH. Re
ceiver, Waxahachie, Texas
4 n
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tons. The saving in the handling of
that stupendous bulk would be
s305. 500 goo annually Ii has been
ascertained also that the construc-
ton of model highways in a rural
community brings an immediate in
crease in the value of the property
which such road traverse. There are
$40, 100000 acres of farm lands in
the United States at the present
time. Statistics show that the improv-
road increase in farm values is from
50 to 80 an acre. Were all the acres
to benefit even the lowest amount
the gain would be 81, $50. 100000.
Add that to $305, 800 900, which
might be saved in hauling and the
total would be amply large to grid
iron the length and breadth OF the
continent with macadam roads as
fine as those which have given the
fame and wealth to France~-the land
of perfect highways.