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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-18
TOOK OFF COATS
TO TALK FASTER
Short Sleeve Conference of
Democratic Editors at
Columbus, O.
SENSATION WAS SPRUNG.
CHARGE MADE THAT REPUBLl-
CANS ASKED NO ELECTION BE
HELD ON LOCAL OPTION UNTIL
AFTER NOVEMBER.

Columbus, Ohio. August 1S.-It was
a shirt-sleeve conference that the edi-
tors of the democratic papers in Ohio
held with Judson Harmon and James
Z. Campbell yesterday upon the sub
ject of ways and means for shifting
the common enemy in this campaign.
The weather was so near sitting
that the common sense molders of
thought, as they gathered in the pri-
vate dining room of the Great South
ern hotel "shucked" their outer raj
ment and insisted that the candidates
do the same.
The conference was summoned by
Chairman w. l.. Finley, of the State
Executive committee, for the purpose
named, and it proved to be a success
far beyond expectations. AS is usual
at meetings of a political nature these
days the temperance issue came up,
and was handled in rather an open and
free fashion, many editors relating
the conditions in their territory and
telling of the efforts of the opposition
to manipulate both sides.
n. r. Webster, of Paulding county, a
strong temperance man. created a stir
by making the declaration that GER
tain republican state official and a
member of the organization of that
party in Paulding had been charged
with coming to Columbus to make a
deal with the Anti-Saloon league,
whereby no election was to be called
on the local option question until after
the November election. This accusa-
ton was backed up by representatives
of other counties, who alleged that the
Republican workers were using SIM
liar tactics in order to hold both the
liberal and temperance elements in
line until the November crisis was
passed.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

VIII Dormer went to Reading, c.,
this morning on business.
D. L. Mather has returned from
business trip TO Cincinnati.
Miss Nellie Kearns of st. Louis is
the guest of relatives here.
w. D. WaIdrip who has been visiting
his parents at Attica, Ind, has re-
turned to the city.
J. A. Goddard of Muncie is in the
city today attending the meeting of the
Earlham board of trustees.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Minnigan and
two daughters of Chicago, were in the
city yesterday visiting friends and rel
atives.
Miss Ella Winchester who has been
spending the past three weeks in the
New England states has returned
home.
MI and Mrs. Charles Buriff of Gin
cinnati who have been the guests OF
Richmond relatives left this morning
for Michigan City and other northern
points.
Mr., and Mrs. l.. C. Andrews and
children of Indianapolis, passed
through the city this morning in their
automobile on their way TO eastern
points.
Miss Mary Murphy, Miss Mary Nc,
Nearney and Miss Lille Shofer left
thfs morning for Niagara Falls where
they will spend the next several weeks
visiting with friends.
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year and q &alf and that the settle
ment with the r. H l. & F. would
probably not now be effected IL the
Commercial club and the council had
not taken hand in the matter.
Mr.. Johnson stated that when the
matter of securing a franchise from
the T. II. l. & +. was first considered
the board and council had entered into
compact that the franchise would
never be granted to the company until
the company agreed to transfer
clause. He said thst the board faith
fully held out for this provision but
council had gone back on the agree
ment and was now throwing the mat
ter into the teeth of the board
Mr.. Deuker stated that the board
should be commended for its firm
stand but he thought that the board.
when he saw the damage being done
to local business interests by the hold
out on the transfer provision. should
have come TO council and recommend
ed that a compromise be effected with
the company.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-18
FARMERS FIGHT IS
LOST IN COURTS
Store Near Park Will Continue
To Operate on Sunday.

Wabash, Ind, Aug. 1S.-The first
defeat for John Cooper and other far
mers who are trying TO close Sunday
attractions at Boyd park, between
Wabash and Peru, came this evening
when a jury found VIII Mussellman
Mussellman has a store on the edge
OF the park. He was defended by the
FIT. Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction
company's attorneys.
The hearings CT James Irwin. man
ager of the park and Joseph Small
manager of the conca ssions, follow
later. Cooper will continue prosecu-
tons and the park viii continue TO
show on Sundays.
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CANDIDATE DEBS
TO ENJOY TRIP
Special Train Will Carry So
CiaIist Leader to Coast.

Chicago, Aug. 1S.-The national ex-
ecutive committee of the Socialist par
ty met here today and made plans for
their campaign. 1t was decided to
send from this city on Aug 81 a spe-
cial train to the Pacific coast. carrying
Eugene V. Debs, the socialist candidate
for president, and severar other speak
ers, among them A. NJ. Simons 1t is
planned TO visit 80 cities between
here and the Pacific coast. Address
es will be made by the orators of the
party at large number of cities en-
route car load of socialist party
literature will be taken along and dis
tributed.
The cost of sending out the special.
it was said, would be $4,000, made up
from contributions by socialists from
10 cents to 81.
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Spelling a Park.

lowing 10 say In regard 10 local mat
ter:
Spelling a Park
The people of Richmond, Ind. are
holly indignant, and properly so, over
the action of their city authorities ID
allowing right of way to an interur
ban traction company through Glen
Miller park in order that it may run
it's freight cars that way. Every one
who has visited Richmond knows
Glen Miller-a gift to the town by a
former citiZen-as place of most I'M
usual natural beauty and one of the
chief attractions of that attractive In
diana city, and can well understand
the sense of outrage the citizens must
feel over this trespassing upon their
pleasure ground.
1t appears, according TO all accounts
that the project was SO succe ssfully
and quietly manipulated that the resi-
dents generally knew nothing of it
until a deep cut was well under way.
Excited inquiry and protest develop
ed that the move was instigated in
the name of certain citizens of Main
street, who object to freight cars
passing their premises. and that these
few citizens-some say one-are now
holding up the town" and preventing
the cancellation of the contract with
the traction company, though the lat
ter would, for its part, be glad enough
to be saved the expense of going on
with the work.
1t is an unhappy state of affairs
when city officers can not be trusted
to protect public interests, but show
themselves ready to sacrifice civic
beauty, artistic effects and public
rights for the selfish qualification of a
few persons. To sacrifice a public
park for any CONNIE rcial purpose is
one of the worst and most inexcusable
offenses that city authorities can COM
NIT and is especially outrageous in
these days when so much thought and
effort are being given to the beautifica-
ton of towns and cities. The running
of interurban freight cars through the
streets offers problem that must be
settled by each city after its own
fashion, but certainly giving them a
right of way through park is the last
possible method that should be adopt
ed. The Richmond council and board
of works should rescind their order
at once and save themselves from per-
manent contempt
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ADDISON HARRIS is
HOME FROM CANADA
Had a Splendid Time While
Fishing in Northern WiIdS.

indianapolis, Aug. 1S.-After seven
weeks of solitude in the wilda of Can
ada. away from the world and politics
and everything else that would dis
tract one from the occupation of catch
ing trout from the Nipigon river, a
wild and turbulent stream that flows
into Lake Superior. Addison G. Harris
has returned to civilization and to his
law practice in Indianapolis.
Mr.. Harris was accompanied on his
fishing trip by Mrs. Harris, who out
did him in fishing. On the wall of
his office are the skins of half dozen
big trout that were captured. The
largest one weighing six and a half
pounds, was caught by Mrs. Harris.
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Antiquity of BARRIERS.

The occupation of barber is an in
stitution of civilized life and is known
only in those nations that have made
certain progress in civilization. 1t
IL referred to In Ezekiel, And thou,
son Of man, take thee BARRIERS razor
and cause it to pass over thine head
and upon thy beard" We do not read
Of BARRIERS ut Rome till about the year
2GO 3. C.-New York American.
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ART WORSHIPERS
GIVEN A REBuKE
BY ". P. O'NEAL
CONTINUED From Page One)

differences had arisen between coun-
Gil and the board over the traction
matter. He said that the two bodies
had worked well together for two or
three years. Mr.. Won Pein was of the
opinion that Mr.. Study had made an
exaggerated statement as he knew the
large mass meeting of citizens is OPP
posed to running a car line through
the Glen. Personally, he stated, he
thought the freight route should be on
North Twentieth street but three or
four citizens had opposed this route
for selfish reasons.
Wants 10 Hoodwinks.
Mr.. Deuker stated that he thought
some satisfactory arrangement could
be made if the board met with council
He said that he thought council and
the board should get together oftener
than they did. This statement brought
Mr.. O'Neal to his feet He said that
he hoped Mr.. Deuker's motion and
subsequent statement would not hood
wink the people into believing that
council and the board did not get to-
gether on every important question.
He said that council had in nearly
every case, as it was now doing, fail
ed to stand by the agreements enter
ed into with the board.
Art and Nature Worshipers.
Mr.. O'Neal stated that as far as he
we concerned he had always favored
the Twenty-third street route. When
a councilman, he stated. he had fav-
ored that route and he knew that he
was truthfully rejecting the opinions
of his constituents in so doing His
constituents, he said. were not art
and nature worshipers. Unlike those
citizens who gathered at the recent
mass meeting, Mr.. O'Neal stated. his
constituents had some God other than
Art and Nature. In other words, he
said, the men he represented were
practical business men.
The nature worshipers. Mr.. O'Neal
stated, had had the gaul and audacity
to demand the designations of the
board members simply because the
board disagreed with them. He said
that had the board members commit
ted some criminal act such action
would be justified, but he failed TO see
any criminality in the action of the
board in standing pat on the Twenty
third street route.
At this point Mr.. Deuker stated that
Mr.. O'Neal was still his friend but
he thought he had overreacled him
self in his remarks. Mr. Deuker re-
peated that he thought the board and
the council should get together often.
er.
Il think We ought TO get together
when We do get together " was the
quick reply of the board member
This brought forth applause and
laughter.
johnson Seemed Enraqed.
Mr.. Englebert brought b. B. John
son TO his feet in rage with the
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4 Roman eanlp. ii Saxon temple anL
three cathedrals have in turn occ1l-
pied the site of St. PauIs cathedral in
London
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The British court is called the court
OF St james because st. James pal
ace. London, is its official headquar.
tiers.
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inc Starr. A picnic party will be Civ
en- Sunday. August twenty-second at
Glen Miller park in honor of Mrs.
Ault
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Eczema Psorissf Hr
Use Blanchard's Eczema Lotion

Prof. ]. Blanchard, Skin Specialist.
1911 Cottage Grove Ave, Chicago, will
diagnose your skin disease Free, also
give advice, and state how the disease
win act. and disappear, under use OF
his Lotion. How many are there that
can do this? Write for symptom
blank. His Lotion is sold
DONKEY & MONNINGER'S
Richmond. Ind.
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COMMENT IS MADE
indianapolis Star Speaks
Against Tracks in Glen
Miller Park.
A SACRIFICE OF BEAUTY"

Speaking editorially, the Indianapo-
lis Star of this morning mad the fol-
ter:
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johnson Seemed Enraoed.

Mr.. Englebert brought B. b. John
son to his feet in a rage with the
statement that the board had trifled
along with the traction matter for a
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Il think We ought TO get together
when we do get together was the
quick reply of the board member
This brought forth applause and
lauohtor
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27

DIvIDENp NorrcEs-continued

SECOND PRIZE
4 miner from Nevada, with his pockets fun OF
gold.
Looking for investment, swaggers very brave
and bold
Wants TO place his money where the dividends
best.
Marry, buy a little home and settle down to rest.
Four and twenty bunko getting quickly
Told their little stories, acting nice as apple
pies.
The miner was wise one, so he bought Morn
ing Cali,
Gould not find their ads in there, then ne refused
them ALL
Said their business might be straight-and
then again might not,
But he was sure who used The Call was Johnny
on the-Spot.
MRS. HARRY l.. BOSWELL.
59l Valencia street. apartment 1ooA, san fran
cisco, December 90, 1908
THIRD PRIZE
Seekem Jones saving man,
And little did he spend.
His gold he buried in can
Which brought dividend
But hark. TO what did Jones befau,
And open up his eyes.
The Dividend Column in The Call
Put our friend Seekem wise.
Jones no longer hides his tin.
He's busy raking interest in.
FRANCES N. BIGGAM.
III Geary street
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
nIvInENn NorIcr

DIVIDEND NOTICE
Savings Department. Mission Branch OF the
Anglo-Caiifornian Bank, Limited. 10Th and
Mission streets-For the half year ending De-
cember 81. 1905. a dividend has been declared
at the rate OF per cent all deposits free
of taxes, payable on and after Saturday. Jan
uary .. 1869. Dividends not called for are
added 10 and bear the same rate OF interest
as the principal from January l. 1909. w. X
COLE. Branch Manager.
PACIFIC STATES SAVINGS AND LOAN COM
PAN1. 569 California St-A dividend for the
term ending December 81. 1908, has been de
clared at the rate OF five (5l per cent per-
annum on all deposits, free of taxes. payable
on and after Saturday, January p 1909. Divi-
dends not called for added to and bear
the same rate OF interest principal.
WM. PARDY, Secretary.
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CHURCH sERvICEs-continued

FIRST Methodist Episcopal church. Clay
and Larkin sts.. Rev. Samuel Quckmire, pas
tor-Preaching by the pastor at II m
and at 73o D. m. Glass meeting at 10 a. IN
Sunday school at 1890 D. Epworth League
at $3.50 D. IN. Everybody welcome. Seats
free.
PARK Congregational church, 1649 Hayes st.
near Lyon-Special Christmas service at IL
a. m: when Bishop. l.. II. Rathbone. pastor at
large, northern California congregational CON
ference, viii preach. Special Christmas music
VIII be rendered. The Guiding Star by L.
Bragdon; duet Mrs. B. Cultaz and Mrs. w.
Menhennet; Worship Christ. the New Born
King. William Hammond soprano solo, Mrs.
Benjamin Cnrtaz; organist, Benjamin Curtaz
All are welcome.
GRACE church. Episcopal. corner of Taylor and
Sacramento sts.-rhe Rev. David Evans. NJ
A., rector. Fourth Sunday in the advent. s
a. NJ holy communion; 9:45 m, Sunday
school; ii a. m. morning prayer and sermon; !;
l:43 p m, evening prayer and address.
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MEETINGs-Theosophical

THEOSOPHIc AIs-l00I Oak S .. m. spirit Of
Life Miss NJ a. Walsh. January ] I. -
vacsfes headquarters. 1901 Oak. Thereafter
headquarters s. T.. lodge 43e Pacific bldg;
g. O. lodge temporarily 2290 Suffer- Return
hooks 10 either address.
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MALE HELP wANrEp-continued


MURRAY READY,
Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
WHITE PALACE BUILDING.
llth and Market SITS. San Francisco
Phones Market 656 and 6SI-
BRANCHES:
9th and Franklin sts., Oakland
Phone Oakland 1861.
"a and Main SITS, and III MarcheSault sI-s
Los Angeles. Cal
FREE FARE
WE SHIP TODAY
To THE NORTH AND SOUTH
OREGON
KLAMATH FALLS DISTRICT
FREE FARE.
SHASTA AND SISKIYOU,
DORRIS AND WEED.
100 railroadmen. including laborers. team
spIkersDFREE FARE. FARE "uNs' A---''--'
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COMPANY WORK.
SHIP DAILY. ~
WHITE PALACE HOTEL.
SPECIAL NOTICE
155 NEW SINGLE ROOMS. INCLUDING
BATHS; sun AND ELECTRIC LIGHT IN
$i.5o PER WEEK. CALL AND SEE THEM
g. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES.
FREE OF CHARGE TO GUESTS
500 splendidly furnished rooms. Soc soc and
zoe per day; free bath with every room; larg-
est hotel office and clubroom on Pacific Coast;
facing Van Ness ave; baggage checked and
help employed.
WHITE PALACE HoTEL-NEvER CLOSED.
llth and Market sts-, San Francisco.
FREE FARE AGAIN
tool sharpepers, r. r. camp, $75-F REE
FARE
FOR woODsMEN-THB REDwooDs.
WOOD CHOPPERS
FARE REFUNDED-TOOI-S FURNISHED.
10 Italian wood choppers, long Job, S1.25 to
S1-50 cord; fare refunded.
-MENDOCINO COUNTY
more erosscut sawyers, all winters job; see
beSs here.
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MEETINGS-Legal

MEETINGS-LegaI
NOTICE OF STOCK HOLDERS MEETING.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the an
nual meeting OF the stock holders OF the
SHORE LINE INVESTMENT COMPANY. for
the purpose Of electing Directors and trans
acting such other business may properly
come before said meeting, viii be held at the
Office Of said Company. No. 50 Eleventh St.
City aud County Of San Francisco. State OF
California, at twelve o'clock NJ. on the 9Th
day Of January. 1903.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
DATED: December IS. 1908.
BURKE C0RBET. Secretary.
NOTICE OF STOCK HOLDERS MEETING.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the an
nUal meeting OF the stock holders OF the
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY COMPANY. for
the purpose OF electing Directors and trans
acting such other business may properly
come before said meeting. viii be held at
the Office Of said Company. No. 80 Eleventh
street, City and County Of San Francisco.
State OF California. at twelve O'Clock N. on
the 9th day Of January, 1909.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
DATED. December 49, 1905
BURKE CORBET. Secretary.
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EXPERT accountant and auditor is open for en-
gaSements; can install system for any busi-
ness which will be practicable, clear and labor
saving; auditing of mercantile and corporation
accounts; opening and closing of books for the
year and preparation of annual reports; local
Al references and reasonable rates. Box 1881,
Call office.
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ELECTRIC fixture salesman. position wanted
with first class house. superintendent of
Call office.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MaIe

EAPEkT accountant and auditor is open for en-
gagements; systems, practicable and labor saw
ing; books opened, closed and kept; auditing
OF accounts; annual reports; Al references.
Box 1852. Call office.
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GEORGE TOURNY. Secretary

BANK OF ITALY, Bank Of Italy building, Mont
gomery and Clay sts.; Mission Branch. 3343
Mission st. near 29th-For the half year end
ing December 81, 1908, a dividend has been
declared at the rate of four "a per cent per
annum on all savings deposits, free Of taxes.
payable on and after Saturday January 2,
1903. Dividends not called for are added To
and bear the same rate of interest as the
principal from January l. 1909.
L. SCATENA, President
A. PEDRINI Cashier
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OAKLAND

Girls to make overaIls at Oakland factory,
Sd st. Clay. LEVI STRAUSS q CO. APP
pig to Mr.. Davis.
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TIE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY
tmember OF Associated Savings Banks of San
tranclseol. b26 California ST, Mission branch
2oL2 Mission ST. near 22d-For the half year
ending december 81, 1908, dividend has been
annum on all deposits free OF taxes payable
on and after Saturday, January q 1909. Diyi-
dends not called for are added to and bear the
same rate of interest the principal from
January ], 1909.
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JAPANESE wants s,ositien as house worker,
city or country. Please call write To-
KUZI, 1889 Suffer stf; tel. West 1901
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CALL BRANCH OFFICE

1851 FILLMORE ST. NEAR posi-
- -
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LOST-A drivers route book, between Sixteenth
and Twenty first streets; reward of 81 will
be paid for return to Standard Milk Co., Six
teenth and Guerrero.
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MUSICAL student, strong and healthy, hand,
with tools, also at cooking porter and genera
homework; good references. Address r. p
TAKRANT. 1883 Oak st: per Capt. Matthews
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PoRTUGUESE-AMERICA BANK OF SAN
FRANCISCO. Southwest corner of Front and
Clay sts.-For the half year ending December
81, 1905. dividend has been declared on all
savings deposits at the rate of per cent per
ann7m, free of taxes, payable on or after
January 1. 1909. Dividends not called for are
added to and bear the same rate of interest as
the principal from January l. 1909.
NJ. II. FRElTAS. President.
V. L. DE FIGUETRED0, Cashier
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farming desires to take charge of ranch 0
will act foreman W. f. B. WILCOX
Rural No. IL, box S. Cupertino, Cal.
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MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK OF SAN FRAN
CISCO, 706 Market st. opposite Sd (member Of
the Associated Savings Banks OF San Fran
cisco)-For the half year ending December 81.
19OS, dividend has been declared at the rate
OF four IA per cent per annum all deposits
Tree OF taxes. payable on and after Saturday.
January 2, 1909. Dividends not called for are
added to and bear the same rate OF interest as
the principal from January l. 1909. Money de-
posted on or before January 10 Will draw in
terest from January /, 1909.
JAMES d. PHELAN, President.
GEORGE A. STORY. Cashier.
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LoST-A gold plated watch with solid gold
chain and locket; initial. c. F.; locket has
Druid and Odd Fellow emblem. diamond
setting; on corner of Montgomery and Broad
way streets, about 10 O'Clock Christmas ev-
enng 1910 Montgomery street, Reward.
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CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA,
Market and Sansome SITS; branches, 624 Van
Ness av. and 3039 10th st--For half wear end
ing December 81, 1908, dividend has been
declared on deposits in the savings department
of this bank at the rate of four az Der cent
per annum, free Of all taxes, payable on and
after Saturday. January 2, 1909. Dividends
not called for are added TO and bear the same
rate of interest the principal from January
i, 1909. e. g. TOGNAZZI. Manager
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FOR woODsMEN-rHH REDWOOD,

FREE FARE AGAIN
tool sharpepers, r. Z. camp, $75-FREE
FARE.
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For the half year ending December 81, 1905,
interest viii be paid on all deposits, free of
taxes, at the rate of four (4) per cent per an
mum, payable on and after January 2, 1909. In
terest not drawn will be added to the principal.
DE WITT C. TREAT. Cashier
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SALESMAN Of juvenile clothing wishes posi-
ton: is first class and has best of references
Address j. G. EVANS. Malta Apartments.