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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-07
REDWOOD FOREST.
Splendid Gift to United States Gov
ernment of Forest in Cali
fornia,

Washington. Feb. 6.-Onc of the
most public spirited gifts ever made
to the government has come from
William Kent, Of Chicago, who has
just decided to the United States 2S,
acres Of primeval redwood forest on
the southern slope Of Mt. Tamalpais,
about six miles from the city of San
Francisco. The land was decided to
the government with the approval Of
Forester Clifford Pinchot, chief of the
United States Forest Service. The
papers have now gone to the secre-
tary Of the interior and a proclama-
ton declaring the canyon a national
monument will be signed at an early
date
This means that more Of Califor-
MIA $ rewood giants will be saved for
the scientific study and pleasure Of
the whole country, in fact the whole
world. for the great scpuoias a:c on
ly found in the Golden State. This
grove given to the government by Mr..
l<cAt is one of the only tracts Of red
wood forests to be found in it's natur-
al state in California today. The
land is said to have cost Mh'. Kent
A7, 900 some years ago, but its stand
of redwood timber alone is now valu-
ed at ore than $150,000 on the mark
ell at more than $150,000 on the mark
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Dream Books and Women.
New York Globe.

New York Globe.
New York may be the most en-
lightened city in the country, and it
may have wisdom and all the other
good things Of the twentieth ccn-
fury by the scrmff Of the neck, but
just the same it is full to ovcrflowin"
with all kinds Of superstition. Par
ticularly among the Stage women of
the Tenncrlion section Of the city is
this truc. More than 80 per cent Of
thc women Of the Tcnderioin section
of The city is this true. More than sc
per cent Of the women onc sees diA
ing at the popular restaurants wax,
mp every morning and consult theil
dream books. About half Of then
try to model their days by Their
dreams Of the night before. IF yor
don't believe it, ask a few Of them
They sec nothing in the fact to b'
ashamed Of. And they forget ih
fact that Welsh rarcbits late in tn
evening Or early in the morri,.o
whichever way you look at the clocl
has more effect on their dream thai
what IS coming to them in the future
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N Natural.

There Is stalwart negro in a
town Of Alabama whose naturally
fine singing voice is thc feature Of
The local colorcd church choir.
On one occasion wncn th2 singer
was suffering from q protractch i'll
ness one Of the dcacons called 10 So,
how the patient was "gittin' on
"IlIa's got an awful bad cough
JEST mow,' explained the singers S
wife, with most mournful sigh.
"WcH dat's too bad, dat's too
bad!' exclaimed the deacon, casting
about for some means Of consolation.
Then a happy Thought struck him.
"C"mc Ia think Of it, he added, "it
amt no wonder VIII dat stron"
voice ne was pressia' ON his lungs
Hes shore due to have a cough now
~ then, aims hc?'-iIarpcr's
Weekly.
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WILSON NOMINATED
FOR POSTMASTER.
Negro Incumbent Again Named for
the Florence Office-Tillman
Will Oppose Him.
The State.

Inc tolilC.
Washington, Feb. 4.--The presi-
dent settled The Florence postoilice
question today by sending to the sen
ate name Of Joshua f.. Wilson for
another term. Representative Eller-
be immediately went to Senator Till
man and after conference the sen
ator declared he will hold up the
confirmation, if possible.
1t is to be supposed that under The
present policy Of the postoilicc de-
partmcnt, which seems to be conduct
ell for the purpose Of controlling the
delegates to the national convention
next June, negro Republican who
can get delegates to the convention
was to be removed and q non-dclegate
producing Democrat put in his place.
Nor could any one herabouts have
any serious hope that the president
already under some ;lisfavor with
certain negro politicians because Of
the Brownsville affair, could remove
a negro merely on account Of his
race.
If any serious charges against The
character or competency Of Wilson
are produced the confirmation may be
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nestle affairs.

nestle affairs.
THE Clevelandcr recently married
Il young woman living in town not
far away. On ihc evening Of the
ceremony the prospective bridegroom
being detained by an unexpected and
important matter of business, missed
the train he had intended TO take in
order Mat he might reach the abode
of his bride al T O'Clock, tae hour SET
for the wedding.
True to his Instinct. the careful
Clcvclanaer Immediately repaired to
the telegraph Office, from which he
dispatched message to the lady. 1t
read:
"Don't marry Till | come. How
ard. '-:Ilarper Weekly.
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transatlantic steamship course. The
Cymric left Liverpool on January "A
for Boston.
The steamship st. Cuthbcrt was
comparatively new vessel, having
been built in 1904 at New Castle,
England, by the Armstrong-Wni
worth Company. st. Cuthbert was
4,954 tons register.
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STEAMER BURNS; Is JERISH.
st. Cuthbert Destroyed Off Nova
Scotian Coast-White Star Lin
er Cymbric Saves 81 Mem
bers Of Crew.

Halifax, N. S., February BIN the
midst of wild blizzard this after
noon the steamer st. Cuthbert was
burned to the waters edge off the
Nova Scotian coast. Fifteen men,
bers Of the crew were drowned by
the swamping Of small boat, in
which they attempted to leave the
vessel after fire had broken out yes
tcrday. The other thirty-scvcn men,
bers of the crew, including the cap
tain, were rescued by the White Star
liner G Cymric. After taking off the
survivors the Cymric abandoned the
burning steamer this afternoon and
proceeded TO Boston.
News Of the destruction Of the St.
C-thbcrt was received here tonight
in wireless message from Capt.
Finch, of the Crymric.
The message read:
"The steamer st. Cuthbert was
abandoned afire Monday afternoon
off the Nova Scotian coast. The
Oymric stood by for nine hours dur
ing strong gale, heavy sea and
snow squall. life boat in charge of
chief officer, making three pcrilous
trips, rescued thirty-scvcn members
Of the crew. including the captain.
Several members Of the crew several
burned and injured.
"Fiftecn Of the crew were drown
cd Sunday while attempting to leave
the vessel. Their boat was swamped
by heavy sea.
"Sea cocks left open on St. Cuth-
bert, which will probably sink with
in twelve hours. Tt is now a danger
Gus derelict, lying in the path of
New York and European vcssels.'
The ST. Cut'hbert, owned by thu
British and Foreign Steamship Com
pany, Of Liverpool, sailed from An.
twcrp on January 10 for New York
When the steamship Cymric left the
sceno Of the disaster tho burning
steamship was lying directly i'll th'
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M. II. Ruff deceased, that they be
and appear before me, in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Newberry
on the 18TH day Of February next af-
ter publication thereof, at II O'Clock
in the forenoon, to show cause, if any
Ihry have, why the said administra-
ti"n Sn"ull not be granted.
GIVEN under my hand, this 25th
day Of January, Anno Domini, 1908.
f. M. Schumpcrt.
j. p. N. C..
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.

BY Frank M. Schumpcrt, Esquire,
Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, Lizzie j. Ruff and Min
ME l.. Caldwell made snit to me, to
grant chem letters Of administration
Of tnc estate and effects Of J. NJ. II.
Ruff.
THESE ARE THEREFORE, to cite
and admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors Of the said j..
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The Usual Form.

There is an elderly business man
Of Cleveland Of whom friends icll a
story amusingly illustrating his cx-
ccsively methodical manner Of con-
ducting both his business and mis- do
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defeated in the senate, or at least
held up till the session closes, but
they must be apart from the question
Of race.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-05
IN -;i'@
NAE .'vF:

Tew York, Aug. 5.--To few men
does Fate offer an opportunity of such
sacrifcial heroism as she accorded
James Farrell, driver last nigAt
whose body now lies In The front ROOM
OF his home. where, On the wall
hangs the blue ribbon awarded him
By the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty TO Anlmals on May l. last, fOr
being the most careful driven In New
York
ra,ts;l. who was i5 years old, was
swimimng with his l7-year-old son,
Arthur, on the pier az the foot OF
West FiftySecond street, when he
was overcome with weakness y
son swan to him and threw his arrls
around his fathers neck to hold his
father up, The man, VITA the 'n-
stlnci OF one drowning, threw his
arms about his sons neck. But real
izing thai he would drag his son u
the same fate the father who had the
reputation OF having never used 4
whip on horse In his twenty-odd
Years as q driver, released his hold
and sank.
Young Farrell on getting his breath
diNed alter his father Robert Grd-
ham, who WAS standing on The pier,
witnessed the sinking Of the elda
Farrell and jumped into the water tul
N clad. Two young friends OF the
hoy who had gone In swimming win
sthe Farrells also tried TO rescue Mr'
Farrell, Atter several attempts Ora
ham brought tie body 10 the surface
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w. d. CHAPMAN.
Guthrie. Okla, July 20, 1908
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA.
order Mo. Ga.

80 All Railotds ps Railways Operat-
ing and Doing business in the
S.ate Of Oklah0mai ana to All Per
sons, Firms and Corporations
Pursuant to publication OF proposed
Order No. a, relating TO rates on
lumber and its products, n The
Guthrie Daily Leader, newspaper of
general circulation, published In the
City of Guthrie. County of Lcgan, in
the State of Oklahoma, and said con
tsmplated order having appeared
therein once week for fDur' con
sacutive weeks. as required by law,
and pursuant 70 a nearing held in the
City of Guthrie on the eleventh day
Of July, 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol
lowing order shall be in full force
and effect:
This Commssion's Order No H.
issued the third day of February 1908,
shall be supplemented and amended
10y the following:
The caption Of said tariff shall be
changed 10 read
BE ween an points in Oklahoma
Rates In cents per 100 pounds for
shipments muving over one linei or
two or more lines, which are under
the same management and control
either directly or indirectly"
Cancel Rule No 4, as shown IN said
order no. H. aud substitute therefor
tho following
Roug humber, (destined to millsl.
"a rj wood sawdust slabs, rough
logs, bolts, and bolts Tor excelsior, in
s.rsight or mixed carloads. shall take
thir9y hree ard one-third per cent
(33 l.s) less than the rates named
aerein for lumber Ia carloads,
Cancel Rule No g. as shown in
said Order No. u, and snbsihute
therefor the, following
"The less than carload rae OF all
articles taking lumber rates OF high
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lots 3
Il is hereby ordered thai all rail
roads or railways doing business in
The State Of Oklahoma shall prepare
joint rates, and publish corrected tar
ills covering amendments ana
changes noted herein. wherever same
viii be necessary to carry out this
order.
Two copies of tariffs shall be filed
with this Commission by each carrier
on or before the date effective. other
wise this Commission viii direct the
basis for revenue divisions wherever
carriers fail to agree.
This Order shall be in full force
snd effect on August q. l50S. q date
af or publication once "A week Tor four
consecutive weeks In The Guthrie
Daily Leader, newspaper of general
circulation published in the city Of
Cbthrie, County of Logan State of
Oklahoma.
CORPORATION COMMISSION.
j. e. LOVE,
(SesL) Chairman;
A. T. WATSON.
Commissioner;
j. J.. McALltSTER.
Attest: Commits sioner.
W. /. CHAPMAN,
Secretary.
Guthrie, Oklahoma, July %, 1908.
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specifically directs, in writIng. a DIFF
ferent route and the application OF
the higher rate. Provided that were
two or more routes available from
point of origin to destination and ship
per does not specifically designate
either uf said routes, originating line
may ute shipment ocer said routes
aud shall apply the lowest rate aD
plicable via any of said routes.
RULE NO. ts.
Only one way-bill shall be issued
10 cover the entire movement of auy
carload Of articles herein named
Through billing must be made fr ~
point Of origin TO final destination
and bill of lading and way-bill must
show fun name and address Of con
signor
Il is hereby ordered and directed
that all railways and railroads doing
business in the state Of Oklahoma
shall prcGare joint rates and publish
tariff wherever same viii be neees
ssry to carry into effect this order
Two copies of tariff must be tiled with
this Commission by each carrier on
~ before date effective, otherwise
this Commission will direct The basis
for revenue divisions wherever ear
riors fail TO agree
This order shah be in fun force
and effec. on and after August ~
1908, "A date after publication ouce Z
week for -four consecutive weeks in
the Guthrie Daily Leader newspa
per general circulation, published
in the City OF Guthrie, County OF 10
gan, State OF Oklahoma
CORPORATION COMMISSION.
J. Il. LOVE,
Chairman
A. p. WATSON,
Commissioner
J. J. McALESTER,
Commissioner
lATTEST.
w. y, CHAPMAN,
/ Guthrie Okla, july 20, 1908
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RULE NO. l..

~ - W.
Rates named in the foregoing Tariff
on Vegetables shall apply on the fcl
lowing described articles IN straight
or mixed caroads: H.H
Apples. Beans, Reefs, Cabbage Can
telOnpes Carrots Cauliflower Celery
CHGmbers Dried Beans. Egg Plant
Green Corn Horseradish, MAlons
Muskmelons. Onions Onion Sets
OYSTER Plants, Parsnlps. Peas. P.ta.
toes, Radishes, Tomatoes. Turnips
and Vegetables tan kinds. not can
ned goods).
The following articles when con.
signed TO Canning Industries, for can.
ming or preserving;
Blackberries Blueberiies. Cherries
Dewberries. Goosebomies. Grapes.
Peaches Pears, Plums. Raspberres.
aud Strawberries.
The minimum weight on foregoing
articles, in straight or mixed carloads
shall be 10000 pounds
Note Straw not TO exceed 900
ponuds shall be carried free as pre-
seWatNe with each carload shipment
RULE NO. 2.
Rates mentioned In the foregoing
tariff as applying on Canned G o5s
shall apply on the following named ar
ticles
Apples, Aprlcots. peans. Beets. Blue
berries. Blackberyies, Cauliflower,
Cherries, Cranberresa rgam Broth.
Clam Juice Corn. cu'Airnbers, Dow
berries, F,gg plants F'isA lell kpds)
Fruits tnt Rindsl Z 6oosebefrles
Grapes Hominy. tIorseradish. Jellies
Melons. Mushrooms. Okra. oysters
(pickled or covel Peaches. Pears
Peas. Pickles, Plums, Pork aud Beans
Preserves. Raspberries Rhubard
Soar Kraut, Squash, Soups Sweei
Potatoes, Tomatoes and Vegetables
lall Nndsl, In glass. Tin. or wood
when IN glass or tin to be hoNe r.
straight or mixed carloads minimum
weight shall be 10000 pounds.
RULE NO 3.
Rates named IA the foregoing tariff
as applying Oh Frril shah apply on
the following named articles:
Apric0ts, Cherries, Grapes, Peach
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fBy Associattd Prossl

Spokane. Wash. August 5.-A
fierce fire Is raging at Clayton
Wash. 80 miles north of Spokane
Falls and Northern company tele-
graphers state that the town is prac.
tieally wiped out The railway bridge
is gone and The Washington Brick &
Lime company nag been destroyed.
The town has a population OF about
5000 largely engaged in brick max
ing The flre started in Olsen's mer.
camille store in the heart Of the busi'
ness district
The cause Is unknown. All wires
are down Pc pie from Deer Paris
have gone to The assistance OF Clay
ton.
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(irirst published In Daily Leader July
10. 190SD
COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA.
PRoPosEp oRpER NO. 27.

CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA.
PROPOSED ORDER NO. 27.
To all Railroads Operating in the
State of Oklahoma and TO all Whom
1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that In the
offlce Of the Corporation Commission
Of the State of Oklahoma in The City of
Guthrie. on. the llth day of August,
1905 at 10 o'clbsk A. NJ, the said Com
mission vii hear any objections which
may be urged by any persons interest
cd against the following proposed or
der. rule regulation and requirement:
In the interchange 0f freight and
passengers between lipes IN this state,
practical End available route viii be
considered via any point where said
railroads or railways cross at grade
whether there are switch connections
between the roads or not unless such
roads are OF a different gauge so that
track c"pections could not be put in
and thu .ars of said road switched
from one OF said roads to the other,
and furtheP. where one or more lines
are connected by an Industrial or
switch track, whether owned jointly or
separately by either or all of said
roads. said Industrial or switch track
shall be considered as a physical con
neetion and route via such industrial
OF switch track shall be considered as
a practical and available route
Al said hearing the Commission will
hear testimony relative TO the forma-
ton of rules and regulations covering
z the Interchange Of less than carl0ad
freight between all roads in this state.
CORPRATION COMMISSION,
J. +. LOVE,
Chairman.
A. P. WATSON,
Commissioner
J. y McALESTER.
commissioper.
Z fSEAI)
! Attest;
w S. CHAPMAN.
SECRETARY
Guthrie. Okla, July rs. 1908.
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BUILD MILES u St.M[NT WALK;

Wynnewood. okla. Angus, 5.-
Tae city council last nght adopted
an ordinance providing tor the laying
OF cement sidewalks on every street
and avenue In Wynnewood David
Wimbray formerly United States
government surveyor. has been en-
gaeed 70 survey the town, FIX levels,
give sidewalk and curb lines, A ee'
nent contractor has been given a
years work laying walks
The council has also made proyis-
ion extending the water works sys-
Aem. Hereafter a resident desiring
.ster connections can 40 the work
- s@msef aud tho city wiz buy the
ST. ADg back BY deduciing the amount
the water rent
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How 70 Avoid AppendicilIs.

Most Victims Of sppen5iciils are
those who are habi,nally eonstlpated.
Foley's Orino Laxative cures chronic
constipation by stimulating tho liver
and bowels ana restores the natural
action of the bowels. Foley's Qrino
Laxative does not naGseate OF grippe
and is mild and pleasant to take. Re.
fuse substitutes, G, R. Renfro
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American League.
WHERE rEEY PLAY TO-DAY.

'lessern Association.
Oklahoma City at Topeka.
Springfield at Wichita.
Joplin at Hutchinson.
Enid at Webb city.
klano .ns-.,ansas League.
Bartlesville at Muskogee.
Independence at Tulsa.
> as League.
Shreveport at Galveston.
Dallas at Houston.
Fort Worth az Austin.
Waco at San Antonio.
.ia;lonal League.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
cincinnati az New York.
Piftsburg al Boston.
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Nursing Mothers and Malaria.
Tho ola standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out ma.
laria and builds up the system. For
grown people ard children, soc.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Pueblo
Pueblo, 10; Denver, /.
At Sioux City
Sioux city, z; Omaha, /.
Al Lincoln
Lincoln, y Des Moines, tirst
gameD
Lincoln, s. Des Moines, 0 Second
game).
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Weak
Kidneys

Weak Kidneys, surely point 10 weak kidney
Nerves. The kidneys like the Heart and the
stomach, find their weakness. not in the organ
itself but Ia tho nerves that control ANA guide
and strengthen them. Or shoop's Restorative is
medicine specifically prepared 60 rcach those
controlling nerves. 10 doctor The Kidneys alone
Is futile. 1t is waste oi time. and Of money AS
sell.
= YOU hack aches or Is weak. II tho urine
scalds or is dark and strong n you have symptoms
OF Brighis or other distressing or dangerous hid.
acy disease, try DR.. shoop's Bestoa,ivea month--
Tablets or Liquid-and $50 what Il can and wan
do for YOU. Druggist recommend aud soll
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Al Brooklyn
Brooklyn, 81 St Louis, 0.
AT Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 4 Chicago, 2.
At Boston
Boston 4; iPttsburg. /.
AT New York
New York, 4; Cincinnati, first
camel
New York. . clncianai. lsecond
ganit)
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plsrANcE
AND JOINT DiSTAf
TARIFF
Appiyiuu On

Vegetables. Berries, Fruits. Canned
Goods and other articles named. be-
tween all stations in Oklahoma on the
railroads and railways operating in
said state
(SubIect to and governed by the
rules named herein and other rules
Of this Commission
Between all points in Oklahoma over
one line.
RATES IN CENTS PER 100 POUNDS
Distance-Miles.
Vegetables.
Canned Goods.
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STATE or OKLAHOMA.
OFFICE OF CORPORATION COM.
MISSION

ORDER NO. 63.
10 all Railroads and Railways Operat-
Ing and Doing Business in the State
of Oklahoma. and to All Whom It
May Concern:
Pursuant to publication OF Proposed
Order No. - relating 70 rates on Veg
etables. Fruits, Berries, Canned Goods
and other articles named, in the Guth
rie Daily Leader, newspaper Of gen
erai circulation published in the City
OF Guthrie, County Of Logan. State Of
Oklahoma. and said contemplated or
der having appeared therein for once
q week for four Consecutive weeks as
required by law. and pursuant to hear
ing held IN the City OF Guthrie, on the
twenty-second day OF June 1908 the
following order shall be in full force
and effect:
No railroad or combination OF rail
rOails 4 ing business i'm the State Of
Oklahoma, shah charge for Transports
lion OF articles or commodities named
herein in carload lots, between points
iu the state Of Oklahoma. a greater
or different rate OF freight than pro
vided for in This tariff without first
securing the permission Of this Com
mission
LOCAL AND JOINT DISTANCE
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Az Chicago
Boston, 4; Chicago, !.
At Detroit
Detroit, 4. Philadelphia, 3.
AZ Cleveland ~
Cleveland, Z; Washington. 8.
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okLAAoMA.KANeAs LEAGUE.

At Tulsa
Tulsa. IA: Independence, 3.
At Muskogee--
Bartlesville, s; Muskogee. x
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WESTERN AssoClATlON.

AT Topeka
Topeka, 2; oklahoma city, 4.
At Wichita
Wichita, 4: Springfield I.
At Webb city
Webb city, 9; enid, o.
AT Hutchinson
Hutchinson, 5; Joplin, 0.
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RULE NO. a.

Where two o. more routes are
available from point OF origin 70 dcs
tination. the line OF lines handling
shall charge the sarae as though shin
mont had moved via the route by
which the lowest rate could hc made.
All shipments shall be roule1 over
the line on lines via which the lowest
rate can be made uEless shipper
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AMERIcAM ASSOCIATION.

Al Indianapolis
indianapolis, /; Milwaukee, I.
At Columbus
Columbus, .; Minneapolis, ?.
A. Toledo
Toledo, 3; ST Paul, 0
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fSEAL)
Attest
w. s. CHAPMAN.
SECRETARY.
Guthrie. Okla, July IS. 1908.
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hates named in tpe foregoIns larilT
as applying Oh FrHil. shah apply on
the following named articles:
Apricois, Cherries, Grapes Peach