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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-29
INDIANA HARBOR.

B. c. Lukens of the Central Drug
store was a Chicago business visitor
yesterday afternoon
Judge G. Z. IRELAND yesterday fined
George Pterbodna of South Chicago
Sl4-So on a charge OF assault and bat
terry Pterbodna, it was alleged, at
tempted to clean out" local saloon
with the result that he was picked up
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-29
LANSING.

c. Int Hout spent the week end with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Int Hout.
Miss Gebhardt of Chicago was a
guest of Mrs. E. Cochran on Sunday.
Mr. Harold Andrews of West Pull
man was in town yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Gaden of Chicago visited
at home yesterday.
Mrs. W. C. vandenberg is on the
sick list.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-29
EAST CHICAGO.
Cawinr CIuh Starta5

A young ladies sewing club will be
organized at the home of Miss Rose
Parrish, on Barring avenue this even
ing. Eight prominent young ladies of
the city viii comprise the membership.
and Will exert every effort to prepare
articles suitable for coming linen
shower. Among the particularly active
members are the Misses Reed Ed
monds. Mabel Mickey. Mrs. T. G. Da-
Wis, Miss Mary Reese and Miss Alice
williams.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-29
Is She the 0ne2

Word was received by the South Chi
cago police today from Europe asking
that a search be made for Emily
Jensen, Chicago girl, who is visiting
in Europe with her parents, saying the
girl had run away and was on her way
to Chicago.
The only name in the Chicago direc-
tory by the name Of Jensen is that of
Joseph Jensen, who lives at 1866 Ave
nueO, South Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-29
Inquest Is Held.

The inquest over the body of Frank
Courtney. 55 years old, 7To6 Saginaw
avenue, who was found unconscious in
the yards of the Manhattan Lumber
company, Sunday afternoon, was held
at Murphys morgue yesterday morning
and verdict of carbolic acid poisoning
was returned.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-29
HOBART.

John JOY. who formerly lived in Ho-
bart. but now of Whiting. was IN town
over Sunday.
Frank Barnes and family Of Chicago
were in Hobart yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Robbins. who
have been spending several weeks v. sit
in the west returned home yesterday.
Misses Anne and Clara FIeck were
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-29

rest in several days" said Detectiva
wilson. The E. ]. & E. railroad have
been troubled with their cars for the
past year and we now think we have
located the gang who have been com
hitting the thefts. The grain was stolen
from a, Sante Fe freight car, No. 26766."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-29
Building Permits.

1850 Prairie av., X STORY frame
cottage, d. Inthort. .3O0
991S Prospect av, two 2-storv
frame residence, J. Mailman. 600
612S Langley av, 2-story brick
Hats J. Paris. .-...... 5000
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-29
Locates Suspects.

Detective N Wilson of the E., J. &
E. railroad at South Chicago said to a
TIMES reporter today that he had To-
Gated two of the men who had robbed
a freight car of twelve sacks of grain
in the E.. ]. & E yards in South Chi
cago on Sept. 10. Il have now located
the men and will have them under ar
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-29
Why Don't They?

Why don't other taiIors give the
people the immense values in fine
made to order Tailoring that is
given by the Independent Wooden
Mills? o1Oo Commercial Avenue.
We weave our own cIoth
and tailor our own garments in
sanitary Union Workshops, thus
saving all middlemen's profits
and our customers get the adj
vantage because we give them
choice of over 1000 patterns of all
wool materials at SIS. We show
the big line of goods in full piece
and you can get anything you
want either in black or blue.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01

The family of o. O. Spencer was
made happy OH Monday morning.
March 30. by the birth of a son.
Miss schneckloth, the instructor
in music. will have recital by her
pupils on rext Saturday evening.
Miss Eva McCord of Washington
township has been a welcome guest at
the Vanderwall home this week.
When house cleaning be sure to get
bottle of Schlumberger Furniture
Polish. It's fine. Try bottle for Csc.
Mr.. Jacobsen. the baker was an
over Sunday visitor at Omaha. His
wife will remain there for some Gays
yet.
Get in your bills to the council be-
fore next Monday, as the outgoing
administration wants to clean up all
its accounts.
Master Harry Frederick Meyers
has been having a good time this wee k
taking his first view of Council Bluff s
and the Big Muddy.
If you could light your house for a
quarter of cent an hour, with a
white gas light Wouldn t you do it?
Ask about it at the Racket store.
Having severed my connections with
the Singer people ] am prepared to
do expert repairing on short notice.
Work guaranteed. BE not unequally
volled together with unbleavers
l4-lt. p!. Oscar Ainsworth.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01

Remember we sell gasoline in any
quantity. j. B. Lyon.
Moth balls for spring house clean
ing at Schlumberger S Pharmacy.
Mrs. Bedford and daughter of Min
neapolis are visiting Mrs. Strain.
Morning Glory flour. The best for
the money anywhere, Sl.5O per sack
j. B. Lyon.
Pat Hedderman. the popular Arion-
lite took advantage of election day
to visit Denisun friends.
Mrs. Albert Shultz and children
have been visiting at the home of her
mother. Mrs. Chas. Sche!m.
Miss Gertrude Latchaw, who
teaches iii the north brick is spending
her vacation at Panama and Harlan.
Mis- E. Gulick and Mrs. G.. L..
Voss leave the first of May tor a visit
with Mrs. Leslie Shaw in New York.
For Sale About u tons of bailed
hay. Inquire of j. w. Bauman. G..
C. phone No Al X. 14-2t pd.
Flower and Garden Seeds-Abund-
ant producers. crop assuring. The
Bale Brodersen Co. ia
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. FarrelIy and
neice. Marguerite Haugh are visiting
Row. Father Farrelly of Carroll this
week
Mr.. I. j. Rasp returned Thursday
to his home in 81 Reno. Okla, after
a few days visit in Denison with rel
atives.
What fine thing is to be able to
have an expert come to Your home,
take up the carpets, clean them anG
put them down again. Call up Deni-
SON Carpet Cleaning Co. Phone 497.
Mrs. C. Green has returned from
Omaha and tells the glad news that a
baby girl was born last week to thei,
daughter, Mrs. C. Iseminger and hus-
band. and that mother and child are
doing we'll.
G. L. Caswell has been accorded
the doubtful honor of representing the
Democrats of the district at the Ma.
| tiOnal convention at Denver As the
nomination of Bryan is foregone
conclusion and as his defeat is still
more certain. the delegates might as
we'll save carfare and stop at home.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01

Irene CARRIER took one week of her
school vacation to visit an old school
mate at Omaha.
Stewart SERVER and Alfred Rohwer
are at home from Ames college for
the spring vacation.
Call up telephone No. 497 and order
the man to come and get your carpets
and rugs to be cleaned.
Mrs. Lola Tague and daughter and
Tom Moore of Manila were visitors
at the A. j. Larson home on Sunday.
Glenn Allard of Eagle Grove. Mr..
and Mrs. Claud Cater and Mr.. Geo.
Smith of Woodbine were guests at the
Allard home on Sunday. making a
Jolly house party.
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Daniel Cruise of Arion visited Den
son friends on Monday.

Daniel Cruise of Arion visited Den
ison friends on Monday.
Onion sets. Buy them now as they
are constantly getting scarcer, per
quart 10 cents. j. B. Lyon.
Robert Ewall is receiving most
cordial welcome from the many friends
who are glad to see him back again,
looking so much improved in health.
Rob fell in love with FL Reno and
he expects to return to the Oklahoma
city in the near future
On another page we publish the
table showing the property valuation
of Crawford county and the abstract
of the tax levy. This interesting
table is taken from the annual report
of the Auditor which will be issued
this week from the Review press.
1t is just fine to see Uncle Morris
McHenry about again. He does not
look quite as ragged as he did before
his sickness, and he is, for the first
time in his life. obliged to save him
self a little. but he is at work again.
May his shadow never grow less.
David Walker and wife were ir
Denison last week On Wednesday eve
ming his parents. Theo. Walker anc
wife, gave reception so that the
mary friends could call. David ane
wife have returned to Chicago by way
of Waterloo. lie is making a gooo
business success which his friends ar,
! pleased to hear.
Geo. W. Egan and family moved Of
Monday to Vivian. S. D.. where the,
will make their future home. Mr.
Egan has entered on d homestead an
expects to keep busy while he i
: proving up on it. George is
competent and Industrious man an
we have no doubt bat that be viii
succeed in his new home.
5 Mrs. Eugene Gulick is ahead of al
the other housewives in town as he
menage now boasts an electric wash
ing machine and clothes wrnger. AL
the ladies are anxious to see how tn
new machine works, and if they ar
all they are cracked up to be, we will
> soon have the power plant doing
washday stunt for the whole town.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01

Mrs. Jacob Sims was the guest of
Mrs. c. F. Kuehnle last week.
Miss Harriet Burr is spending her
vacation week with Omaha friends.
w. E. Wescott and family of Des
Moines are visitors at the N. j.
Wheeler home
Miss Campbell of The Bale Broder-
sen store spent Sunday with Council
Bluffs relatives.
Mrs. Sears McHenry is spending
the week with relatives at Whiting
and at Logan.
Miss Frampton of Boone was a
a welcome visitor at the Sears Nc
Henry home last week.
Wanted Girl to do general house
work. Apply to w. j. SERVER,
Stewart Lumber Co. Office Denison.
/ Mrs. Blanche Gable Dillon of Lin
coin. Nebr., is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. j II. Gable this week
All the latest creations in belts.
everything hot from the market,
be sure and see the line at the Racket
store before buying.
9 Brighten up It's easy, when
you use Sherwin Williams paints and
varnsh stains. For sale at Schlum-
bergers Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blohm OF
Colman. S. D. were called to Denisor
last week by the sad news Of tins
death of Mrs Jacob Mehmen.
! Mr. and Mrs William Mcbride o
{ Union township drove 10 Denison Sat
urday to attend the funeral of thei
former neighbor. Mrs. Jacob Mehmen
e Miss Jeane Reilly was pleasan
d Review caller on Saturday. She tell
us that her father is delighted Will
5 his new home near Sioux Falls. S. D
Miss Reilly is teaching south of Deni
t son.
Mrs. M. A. Penny and Mrs. j. w
q Smith have issued invitations for
series of lat homes to be given OF
Thursday and Saturday afternoons o
, this week at the home of Mrs. Smith
!, The ladies are delightful hostess an,
: these will be pleasant events.
Mrs. Margaret King kincaid of Val
entine. Nebr.. is at home again TO
her first visit since she left here
bride. She is looking mighty wei
: and happy and as if her Valentino
g agreed with her. Her many friend
e are giving her a cordial WELDON,
home.
$ Lon Randall tied his team bi
: loose at the stock yards the othe
5 day and the high spirited nags tool
: fright at passing train and pulle,
their freight. They appeared vi
t town minus Lon and one wheel. Jus
n as rescue expedition was being or
ganized to bring his remains int
n town. Lon appeared sweet tempere,
' as cross-cut saw. Next time h,
will not tie that team so loose.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01

Miss Stoner is spending her vaca-
ton at Omaha.
Miss Theresa Breen of Vail was a
Saturday visitor in Denison.
Mr.. Baker of the high school is
spending the week in Onawa.
Miss Schneider is enjoying vaca-
tion week at her home in Shenandoah.
Jos. Scott held a sale of his house
hold goods on Saturday. Good prices
prevailed.
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve. 1t is especially good for piles.
Sold by Lamborn Drug Co.
Miss Beatrice Lally Of Holstein and
Mr.. Frank Lally of Omaha were in
town Friday. called here by the death
of their grandfather. Mr.. Hughes.
Wanted-to take Bull in to pasture
for his service. Inquire of R. L.
Lownes. r. r. ,. Phone, c. c. Tx.
l4-2t pd.
Fresh garden seeds ? packages TO,
5 cents. J. B. Lyon.
Make your carpets last five years
longer by having them we'll cleaned
by the carpet wheel process. 1t is
the dirt grinding in the carpet on the
floor which wears it out.
The official board of the M. E
church and their wives rendered Mr.
and Mrs. Thuresson surprise part,
Friday night They had provided al
excellent supper and enjoyed a Yer.
pleasant evening. with their paste
and his wife.
Peter Wulf came into the ofic
happy on Monday afternoon becaus
Judge Church had excused him frol
duty as juryman at this term of court
When he went out. the editor wa
happy for MIR. Wulf had not only pal
for his own paper in advance, bu
paid also for "a new subscriber for tn
paper. If all old subscribers woul
do as we'll. our list would soon
double.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Voss gave
large and brilliant dinner Saturda
evening entertaining company Q
twenty at dinner. The beautiful din
ing room and table were made still
more attractive by beautiful pin
roses. Inc place cards were decorat
ed in wild roses and pink mornln
glories. A delightful and long to b
remembered evening followed tn
serving of dinner.
A very exquisite violet lunch wa
given by Mrs. Philbrook on Wednes
day. The hostess received her guest
in violet gown and the table decora
tions and flowers were in violets an
white roses. Each guest had vicle
basket with salted nuts and eac
course repeated the delicate shade
fIt was very artistic arrangement i
color scheme and very successful
J luncheon socially.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01

Mr.. Robert Bell was one of the
county seat visitors on Monday.
Master Norvin Gable is spending his
school vacation at Council Bluffs.
Best Seeds most for the money at
The Balle-Broderse Co. 1l-4t.
Surveyor Morris McHenry felt able
to go to Ellis on Monday to survey a
road
John Mount is spending two weeks
at his 400 acre farm near Hornick.
Iowa.
Mrs. j. P. Jones is back from
Cedar Rapids after stay of two
weeks.
Mrs. Arthur Jordan was up from
Dunlap over Sunday. a visitor at the
Raine home.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-23

the Gprycnicnces and enhanced value
on property resulting from a new
rai,rosd anl taxable values. Fellows
Ike Mir. WClssr and myself living
close in ana plnching the railroads
are harlly treating the Isolated 10.
calitles right Look how we are tax
ing the railroadsl A mile Of read
wC-th Ten thousand dollars taxed at
forty thousand and fortT dollar
s,eer taXei al ten dollars. 5'nat does
not look good in New York Vhat
8cclalistic spirit that puts The cor
pcr1tors between the dcHl and tac
Geep blue sea" when they render
their taxes is unjust a thousand
beading Democrats have ,8aispered
this to some friend, but were afraid
to speak out
Lei nS eliminate Kansas, Nebraska
AMI Texas meth0is o. the views OF
am one man and strike out boldly
and independently for that policy that
is worth the most to Oklahoma Why
cCpy all the freak legislation of all
the states? It Is deadening tAe senses
Nf Young free and Independent
citizenship
bet us watch that public official;
iot down his name who rails at for
eiVn capital from the grand stand
instead ci thinking how to conserve
ari Develop cur resources
MI. Walker. this Is new song
net popular vet, but the time is at
hand; million Oklahomans Will
learn # ans forget yours.
We thonesD cane to the Terri.
tories paupers and naturally held a
prejudice against capital and corpora
tlons- greater than was held by the
citizenship of other states Pros
Der'ty has smiled on MS To further
hold CT exploit this prejudice is but
70 antasonize our own great wealth
Thee are my individual views. not
f-om the Federation Of Commercial
clubs
VIM. II. CLIFF.
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Hastings, Okla. Doc %
TO Thc Leader: The spirit Of an
article IN The Leader OF The 18Th
lnss4ut, by Mr.. Henry NJ Walker,
saouM not 40 unnoticea Hia hitte
attack on tie Federation Of CONNER.
ci6i clubs cl oklahoma IS but q re-
iteration of that calamity howl that
bgs characterized us abroad and done
50 mNch te driye capital away.
qsy what authority does be state
Aor insiuNate that the Federation OF
Com aerclal clubs Is the railroad cor
porStion agents? Show me more
pal istic and progressive SET OF citi-
aons faan this Federation 81 Com.
ynei cial clubs What have Messrs.
Magee Jackson, Stone and others
done? Why not name al the mem
bers that we may see wisyaer any
whlio cnes are ON the roll and tina.
we might have seen the names OF
some rominent prohibitlonists writ
ten there Prohibition hat not oeen
cppslierel by tnis organization. Why
BhOal we attribute any ulterior mo-
tives 10 this organization; what nave
they done questionable.
How ofteD, even n a small way.
whore a few progressive citizens get
together 10 secure some industry or
make some public improvement that
sople fellow thinks he sees "a bug
uhaar the chip" and nollers 'gratt."
This disposition has made thous'
antl good things miscarry.
Fof nirost twelve years the pub
ia press and campaign orator have
taken the Standard Oil and Steel
trust as cue and rallied ~ every.
thing Incorporated. Everybody
caught the tune. This prejudice
reached It's mRximum-whita heat
about 1901 Every candidate was
compelled to add more fuel to the
lnrpace or be classe1 a pro-corpora-
lipn man.
We all know capital must bc han
cled through corporations II he
came alarmed at our attitude. II
had never taken definite form until
statehood. Capital became fright
ened al our disposition. The FEEDER
alton OF Commercial cluos Is trying
10 overcome this thing; trying TO do
II legitlmGteiy trying to stop this
waiving tho Bloody shirt"
Look al the recent abuse heaped
on Governor Haskell wnen he merely
tried to give an oil company q square
deaf On- party Democratic. has
been too pcssimistic. Instead Of
gaining votes, we have bred social
ists and driven conservative men into
the Republican ranks. Il Is charac-
teristie Of our Southern. Celtic stock
20 have aome faults Of Saint Peter
gO too strong at times. Il looks
now like we viii have 10 take some
back water Sc ne did.
Mr. Walker refers 20 the Fedora.
tlon OF Commercial clubs trying 10
defeat Commissioner Watson. Was
there concerted action on ;he part
of this organization 60 deieGt Mr.
Watson. or did some member or mem
bars merely oppose him? We heard
ncthlng of Il down here "a the Demo
cratic stronghold
About Railroads.
The railroads do not so much fear
otr corporation commlssicn as they
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fea- cur shifting legislature Il is
plain to them that a continuous boiy
like tle corporation commission
finally learn that the railroads have
some blood In their veins, and after
ali, are run by human beings. Our
two-cent fare Is very popular thing
1T comes our way--to fellows Ike
MI Walker and myself who ride q
good deal. II is not so goo for the
farmer WHO 'ides but little and must
se.i MS wheat ami corn for two cents
a Dushel less lue TO an advance IN
interstate rates that the railroads
may stlll pay a dividend.
Why question 1hc statements OF
Mrssrs. Ripley. W.nGheI or other
railway buildersg These are really
good men. the kind that spend mill
lions IN improvements. Suroly they
are not public liars holding sucn
responsible posliions II ,loes not
seem they are running a bluh--tbey
are doing what they sav--not bull
Ing any railroads In Oklahoma. Re.
GENTLY ] asFei another railroad build.
er (who asked me not to quote him)
why be Gid not extend his railroad
from one point ia Oklanoma TO an.
ether. He said: Il could not sell
tae bonds for fifty cents on The dol
lar. iue to the tfreedom OF your leg
lslatures to pass coniscatory meas
Hfea arainct such pfuper3ea. The
disposition Of your citizenship Is 50
antsgonistic that your courts must
he biased to some extent At least
that Is the wa Il Is considered where
would offer he bonds 0rc mlgNt
afford 10 build a rO6i across the
state, hut It Is out OF the question
TO build an inira-state roai Thus
arises our roads with state charters
--"Gut OF the question"
M Walker refers TO Texas rail-
wayl Conditions In Texas vary
widely from ours. Three cent fares
down there About four-nfths OF their
9iiieage was built under su5sldies or
mior more liberal laws than taey
haze ic5av Again. railroad building
can be figurel with more certainty
~ results in old and tried states like
Neb-aska. KANSAS and Texas-the
7ulsc OF citizenship rs better known
than In new state Ike ours.
'tH.ons OF dollars cam not DO
gathered together for investment IN
far on state without some plausi-
bio proposition 10 the investor what
on ordinary Oklahoman would call n
graft" II does no good to snow
the Bostonian how much II would
enhance the value OF adjacent farm
property, or that two cent fares Is
not an iylex Of our disposition
towards -allroads. Texas remafne
n virgin prairie until Houston
/ Throckmariin and other congerva
sves oGrarized themselves pollu
cally and ~0natly succee,lel in get
ting the people 20 offer inducements
TO railroads
coyotes are hcwiiny IN Oklahoma
where trains are whlstlirg in tao
same longitude in Nebra ka Etnsas
ana Texas. Il Is true money % hari
90 get Let as go these Other states
cne better and secure these improve
ments Railroads. Ike inlividuals
arc omitted to fcmo Of The great
m OTIS ~ pioneering. They. too
( should like us, in Bomo degree. he
permitted 10 write back 60 friend.
how We have come TO the front
Many farmers hying ten TO lifN
wlles out would prefei paying higher
/ frcigat and passenger rates and gel
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] WORK OF THE !
GRIM REAPER !
RFaaH.sEsHsnsEassEawGHsw

The remains OF " W. Allen. who
died at Perkins Tues lsy, pessed
through the city today eproute to But
ler Kansas for burial
Mrs. j. j. McNulty yesterday reeeiv
ed a telegram announcing tho death Of
her sister. Mrs. McVeal at Columbus
Kansas Mrs. McNulty and son, Ray
mond, left last evening % attend the
funerals
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DEPARTMENTS

Charters.
Ideal Flour and Feed Co. of Musko-
gee, with a capital ST elk of $4,000.
TIE directors are w. G.. Miller. j. G.
Barrlcklow ard C. A. Bar-icklow. all
OF Muskogce.
The Farmers Union Supply com
pany of Lamont with a capital stock
of 10000, The directors are; r. !.
Wells, Frank Henderson, II, NJ. Glide
maisier j. III. Crimson, S. @. Pv ct1r,
e, D. Moor and X. Henderson, ali Of
Lamont
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Society.
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Miss Marjorie Davis. Miss Gcral-
dine Campbell and Misses Besse and
Ruta B-ady came home Yesterday fer
the holidays. Taey are all Cottty col.
lege girls at Nevada, Mo.-Tulsa
W rid.
Miss julia Wallace, the deacones.
Of the A. f. church, will spend the
month Of January in Guthrie, assisting
In the Bulgin-Rose meetings. Enid
Eagle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-23

]. G. Nelson, division superintendent
irm omaha. Neha and A. Z iAFga'
felt. assistant superintendent from oh-
l.. .oiaa CITY, Wsste-n Union oiiieias
here last night perfected bonds 4 ap
peai al the Western Union 70 the state
Sapreme urt from a recent order oi
tha Carpcrati3a commission reducing
teleararh rates aud regulating the man
ncr Of hapdlinN messages,