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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-01-02
The Warren Milling Co.

Every farmer will acknowledge that flour mill
town is a great convenience Not only convenience
but actual help in supporting the wheat market
local mill 9rids nearly all the wheat they buy
At times it the mill is pay premium, good
grades of milling wheat and II, this other buyers
eraiI1 advance their prices with the mill It
cannot be denied that the elevator companies
do not like live mill that is aggressive it's
management. They feel that the mill is
competition and in the of local MILL they
Strike back by shipping in flour to SELL the detrin1ent
Of the local You who buy your
the elevator companies just and think Is
the mill of benefit you2 Try Imagine
condition would be if every rnpatrotic you
Why the mill would simply be forced out Of business
for want Of customers. You would have accept
the price the Elevator ring wheat and you
would also have to Pay Whatever Price Whey set the
flour Every pound ground feed woldha ship
ped in and you wo11ld the freight both These
facts reasonable and easily understood. If
Marshall county you certainly should Warren
made your wheat, aduteratons
possible The foud made by the Warren Mills is good
ascan BE nnade:out Of good wheat. Be loyal to home
industries and buy flour made at home BY the
WARREN MILLING co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-01-02
SWEDEN.

Ronneby has celebrated its twenty.
nth anniversary al z city.
The custornhouse department wants
30 more functionaries for the year
1909.
Certain parties are organizing an
automobile insurance company in Swe-,
den.
The Swedish congregation in Ber-
lin is discussing proposition to build
q church.
The railway department has decided
to serve warm milk free of charge to
the trainmen during the cold season.
The anti-emigration society of Swe-
den held a meeting in Gothenburg, but
the work accomplished was practical
ly equal to nothing.
Langebro, Kristianstad Ian, seems to
be a regular hotbed for trichinae. OF
the boys examined in that locality in
1906, no less than % were found to
be trfchinous.
Many swedes who we're thrown out
Of work in America q few weeks ago
have returned to Sweden, but It is
not an easy matter to obtain work in
the old country this time Of the year.
The church at Stengardsht1t, Mo
Commune. Jonkopfng Ian, caught fire
Just as the pastor was making the an
nouncements from the pulpit a few
Sundays ago. The records, the organ
and the pulpit were saved, but every.
thing else was destroyed. There was
an insurance Of 5000 on the build
ing.
The government as wen us the busi-
ness men are worried because foreign
lotteries draw SO much money out Of
the country. Some one proposed that
the sending Of lottery tickets through
the mails be prohibited. But instead
of this, certain prominent men are In
favor of running government lottery
so as to keep the money in the eoun-
Try.
The Hildisch tannery ia Lund was
destroyed by hre, only the naked walls
remaining. The loss on the buildings
was covered by insurance. Hides to
the value of $4,000 were also de-
stroyed. The authorities had caused
much trouble to the owners on &C.
count of the bad odors from the fac
tory, and It was settled at once that
the factory will not be rebuilt at tho
same place.
r,s.H inke Bergegren, the leader OF. the
Young Socialists" is spending his
time in jail at Ystad, on account OF
'hla politicaI agitation. ffe vas per
mitted by the warden to write for
Brand" the organ Of his party. This
did not please certain conservatives,
md they tried 70 deprive .Berges4en
II this privilege, but the national Au-
thoriues have declared that they Will
hot interfere. : 's's. was s. Y IS
a Swedish engineer has proposed
70 make the mountain of Areskutan,
Jemt!and. a national tourist resort;
but the people Of the neighborhood
are afraid that the necessary improve.
ments would make their taxes 700
high, and the promoter has SO Tar net
with scant encouragement.
The savings banks 'of Stockholm
have raised tho interest on depofats
from ~ to s per cent. The new fato
- the highest ptid since 1871.
!, A syndicate consisting mainly Of
Danish business men have bought the
Amhamn glass works ct Limhaml.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-01-02
NEWS FROM sCANDlNavlA
ENMARk.

= DENMARK.
Empress Dowager Dagmar Of Rus.
Bia Is 60 years old. s"s" ~ Z
The newspapers are warning the
wofkingmen not to 90 70 America at
the present time. sI5 lE<E.
A new hotel at q cost of more than
one million dollars Is to be built at
Radius Plads, Copenhagen.
i A fine underground restaurant with
winter gardens Will soon be built at
Vesterbro Passage3 Copenhagen.
It is calculated that it will take ten
years more to finish Kristiansborg
Stat, the new capitol Of Denmark.
The budget of the city of Copen-
hagen for TIE year 1908 calls for ex.
penditures amounting to about $1,000
600.
| Winter weather set in during the
latter part of November in Iceland.
The supply Of fodder is scarce, and
much OF tho stock has been killed.
1t is proposed to put up an Office
building for the state railways In
Copenhagen. So far the railway off,
ces have been located In rented quar-.
ters. 49,
The Carlsberg Brewing company Of.
Tered to give $1,000 to worthy poor
among the laborers In the breweries,
but the latter declined the gift be-
cause the company at the same time
paid its clerical force months wages
extra.
The Victims Of Duty 10 the name
Of a new national society which pro-
poses to furnish aid to the families Of
persons who lose their lives while
attempting to save others or while
performing some duty in public SER
vice.
Delegates from SO to 40 womans'
suffrage societies Of Denmark held q
convention in Copenhagen and re.
solved to organize a national union.
The convention demanded the same
rights for women as for men at all
political elections. The gathering was
borne on a wave Of enthusiasm.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-01-02
FINLAND.

The Bank Of Finland has raised tho
rates of discount from and 81 per
cent to 6h and per cent.
Abel Landen, director of Nyland
Bank, HelsingforS, has donated $4,000
towards establishing a Swedish insti.
tuition OF learning IN Helsingfors.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-01-02
3. T. FRANK, NJ. D. G.

Graduate of Chicago Veterinary College.
Post Graduate Kansas City V Veterinary College,
Member MINI. State Veterinary Med. Assn.
WARREN, MIMI.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-04

honey for all lands, as The beautifol
road, narrog though us, buils ofsoft
limestone by Dade county, assisted By
Mr. Elagler, from Palm Beash 70 MI
ami Is tshipg o. 10y after coning hAt
of tho wilderness 81 batlloads.
Controls for he night Viii be atS1fs
snopd, Rockledse, Foet Pierce and
Palm Beach, ard drivers yin pCC bs 81.
loved Y, start setore siS n'cleck ip tsae.
iaprnins l'he rules otthiF club run,
{which wtli be Of d nsticnal characteF)
SsspiIatpsd rpin four Words BY the rep
seseu ative oithe. filoriSa Fast Coast
eAptShsSlIe ASK slati9p III Now York,
and those Ire estsst arr yet there,
ard ths5 y about ali thit viii he re-
quirsa with the exeeptIb b theSscon-
tfdls mate heth t5E ta4 sssfsgsj5 q com
tor9otau Atoal 9fS tstahsse b .a5
FL &. 81 s.. ave t3eigyesty $i,h
" ra stIl.gg t5fls sntsfs scEolns abf
i'1ie eSie essa coat ahsy wdll uSee
e9ita q t1w sp ,ries T. the run Any
kHd sDf ga aptomctile IS eligible aud
.sj1Icag tie first entries wa two from
'i,s, 3 Coajacssonville, who etrereo
y ~ s;ie Seghpi9r Detroit plachInes
=. HI fhe ,sireA OF the latte MA,
eslps 1as1y 5 Florida cracker :
sf stelS through the woods
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-04
State Press Association.

General Passenger Agent White and
General Traffic Manager Craig, Of the
Atlantic Coast Line, said the other
day that they wanted to be kept posted
on the State Press Association dates,
and everything leading up to that OF
casion. The boys OF the State press
will be given the best The A. c. L., has
Mr. Craig told the Independent he
would be here himself, and personally
see TO it that the State press is treated
SIS the newspaper men deserve, We
would suggest that he be put on the
program for speech, He's bashful
and timid when it comes to post
prandial or any other kind Of speech,
but is certainly long % feeling toward
the penpushers, ST. Petersburg Ipde-
pendent,
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-04
utOnObiI6 Endurance Rd66 D
From Jd6kSOnNHB 10 Miami
Sl Cars viii Stop al Fort Pierae vel Might Give
Prize and Ro,sng Welcorss u tbs First Man ii.

~ drive The ahtirs5 stgt& u The
gan.osaia
7la secora days r1tt Hials 10 Rock.
ledge, ll5 miles iroa JstAsohyille, 30
col mileage Of a niles i3t the day,
Half Of the distance ho@& Fsg Is very
rough, going over o traiisseeeiy SHOW
ing the way The third 8ss run WI,
be Iroro Rockledge to Fay ieree 2f2
miles or 81 miles foa sas day This
days run viii be- taro0sh q barren
waste, 2nd some creeks @is hdye ~ be
forded and possibly a istia triagewo
built out the com lnisss9ps n % the
county will give hand ID uSflhg The
road passable by the tipe ofthe ts.n
The fourth days run slt be a eteni
winder, and the "sand arsts, sss the
prospective drivers have isfeady been
dJtoad vii. hlve daysor strenuops
work, 81 tho going petwaen Fort
Pierce and Palm Beach Is laid 70 be
sou etsiug awful, even ee tesll1in SOME
places, and Coz. 1eotiony III. Asya u be
made with the oid gayafnmsn .5Bds
made long ago from Do's b ~,
speaking otthese roads n Be eSl'
FOR ~ drivers to use tee ~ ilt 81 tstsg
b Sfder the following thStte ;iSd d ~
the regular So inch trsas Ss "a willis
nads much easier go, & ~ seg csst
low the rpts made vIEa s,5 atpvy
gpns 80 sundfy estsg sHielss II
snilar tread.
tiiethe Soads are oaa ssitoag Il Sc.
talel 9 comfy Of erich F'ott iercs Is
~ comfy seat, The Trail pas 4.
thfpNsh sopis beautiful country.
through tae. northern past, after.
rsossing the Sebastian river, orange
and grapefruit groves, vegetable fields
and fertils liarnmocks flank the road
all along. Farther south at Viking,
the road enters The pineapple belt aud
there is almost a continuous Geld OF
the golden fruit from there until the
St. Lucie river is crossed on the fourth
day and they enter Dade county.
Efforts are being made BY The News
70 have a prize offered for The first car
hat reaches Fort Pierce, where is es-
-ablished the control point for the
'hird night out from Jacksonville
i
The fitsh day via be- 'waffies ard
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-04
TIhe nold Man, 81 Absence.

The Fort Pierce News Of the 9th
carries on Its first page an amusing
burlesque on the announcements'' for
the coming year carried at this season
by most magazines and daily papers.
II appears under three-column zap
ton Extraordinary Announcement for
the Readers Of the News an Interest.
ing Tall With Our Patrons Ia tue Alb.
sence OF the Old Mani what we
Propose 10 Do. The rsadet il inform.
ed thai the editor e'yte old rnar'' is
sway and gahe real tydtps q The ofdcs
hsye tall swing and this prospectus
has peer evolved IN bis absence. a
utap6er q gitty annopncenierts OF pa
ps}s 70 bstporlished during tile coming
Sart withthe names 81 various Fcst
Risrse citizens as their authors fo;fGT
AID also q list q srch writer's sof woria4
eids distinction az yoS ropuli, citl.
ZEN cue, Who VIII tontribute. Az,
ssther, It is very clever, 'pisnes-r
Short Talks
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-04
ITEMS RON FERryLf FLORIDA
Rrqi1Sd Notessfr6n the Land of
syapatrbit and Pine
all' groW0ta aFo shipping quitea

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4 Nina growers sre shipping ante
tew Beans,
| \ AZ scre lsbe,oS ~, e,,s :, ..,.a,,..,
grapefruit, 4 VIZ w.
Groves intbe c,taboa 4 u, sa.,,o,,
are reported % he n sasv M ,,s,,si.
lticn.
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COCA 10 the orange q o,yars q $500 =
c,,,,,s I .,,,,,., 4. Y, Z 4, z Z
deS,asT i ,scso.s t y, I. - r 0'
$500 w Hsps'ru''
Jobs Hosse " HI, ,,br,.s,n,. =
hsryesti,.g I INK egot, N ~ VA ,,,,
toss ns ,xil al ke oyer so, E,,.hsIS
..., u, 81, Z, (. !. !, 4. <
Z. 4. ss,., ~ III az MA sn(pplaS ess
dsanges and grapefruit ouIts freetv 4,
4 faw s,,all i, !, J, !, (, J. (. {, y
NJ bag,n,s y y, q ,s.,, !, y =, 81
Fay. Tie gsesnt s1I I, "A 81
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~ ~ t-N,r ~ ~
Y " ~ 5000 10000 ss ~
lssn va, y 80 n 8 !. 's W N
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!, I, wSi Ssis, 4. . 800
ga, = 49,, n, ! ~ :, p, q 'ssS
lpndraS ,,o,., ~ {, z; \ w = ~ q
5 '1ss
|, & " slsslrvtSg spiRpers sss
~ Is "a a i Y. u ! N NJ $500
u Z, !, y .1ssi S ta. ~ ASY,l
r u
us Sp.iut usio i'''csn Co,f Montlr
es,,o' oss p'i'S eso Z ith AGE
ts,,, \, !, u I e -s7's 7,
sonco6 &fg'tA'fi. $500 y's
VI
~ - I sEWlliIg w iss f0ceedlaE !
a''ifF s,9E VIZ Sne sp''9,,ng ~ hle y
p's =: ;'r0p y 9saGses lfc'Si sNns Fiea
4 1874 s n sNsE 81 e.s 80 afttII
'sal. y Z. ~ < .9
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-04
" #tF

doing tne, but the plneiaad gssetsUlss
are feeling the effects II the try
weather,
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-04
EEWSaAEUULfOFF { c TRANS
In Effect After january 18th
More Trains,


Anew schedule goes into effect on
january It'll on the Florida East Coast
Railway, by which another train is put
on, thus making three passenger traius
daily each way. we have been unable
to secure the Tins Of arrival and de-
parture from Fort Pierce, but our own
figures, which are not ofictl BY the
way, state that No. a norph }oundr elll
arrive here aboit aoou hpd No IS,
southbound will pass about 3 Is h. az
These two trs us are through yestlbule
and stop Only at important stations. 2
No. Is, The roctnbp,pd local, which
nov arrives 81 l0;iO. nill get here
about 9 o'bjocki and No 20, the soutf
bound looal, instead Of Gas, as now
will be here at about 400 p. M. /, which
Is considerably earlier than any scheds
ule before,
Trains Nos. % and IS which are now
running mail and express and doing
local work at night, WIN be dlscontin-
ued and train Nos. 9s and "a, carrying
through sIeepers and day coach, will
be put on. No. % win PASS here -
II p. M, and 90 at az - at 4
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-04

What will be the most severe ana lu-
teresting road run ever givep n tfiis
country will he that in Florida !. Eel
ruary, the exact late Of whicl las act
yet 6een settled IL will be in reality
club ran, Of the most severe type
notwithstanding that the distances for
each days run seem Snort The run
will be FROM Jacksonville to Miami sec
miles, and under the auspices aud di~
recton Of the Florida East Coast Au-
tomobiie Association. the president u
which, Major Arthra' B, Foster, is ak
ing great interest in it. as are Inc di-
rectors OF the association. Major Eos
ter viii start the run from Bay and
Hogan streets, Jacksonville, and viii
~ slcome the drivers at ST. Augustlle
or The first leg q ,heir journey FIon
Tho noi Prs ,.'nt Foster win ~ %
"a efshstbg altsrE'le or tsein
3 {rsnee receptioe 70 ~ yanG
,SsSers at the beautiful home Of the
t'.orida Fast Coast Automobile Assoc
ciation on the famous ormond.Daytona
BeGch.
The stare will he made early in thS3
.,sug and5the driver win make a
Aleazar, st. Augustiues
4 i,s CHECKED
.sor Of the clt,, -,4sss5r.
alba J9hp Anderson, and otoer pruAi
uent ~ ems. From tibet point, tbs
drivers viii hit the Kings Highway sSi,
0gnVnS The distance from Jacksop.
ssale soSt Augastlpe Is 81 a,iles, pIl
me bote iistatSe for tl;s di,y 70 I'M
mpna will 30 1Os miles.
pes s.ltg u the Kings .Hishksys is|
sell known that King C5peassl
Isroeln built road from Marysyills,
Ca, tbrough,the Florida forests, which
4 etill in very fair ccn6i toa 10 places.
Thomas White, father oi Windsor
White, president Of the White Com
'liapy oi Cleveland has recently per-
sonan y supervised the work OF force
OF men, who are now placing the Kings
Highway in tolerable shape in the
Of Ormon1. Mr.. White !
Is winter visitor Of F'loridG, and is !
anxious 10 see road /,
built from Jacksonville TO Miami or a !
road 50 improved that automobilists
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-04
= y
che lives vi
wspaper edi.
Ill occur the
40 their honoI
FloriSa Eseatt.

gwhiehgwl.wo,, cid a panlA
q February 9 10 p. Here's ~
!sbauouet has been oil On w. Loo
j, tie opening day, cbths tftc i
eason o. the faet rhss che das i not i
sonyenisnt one FOR the syer5Fe editor
fla weekly paperltbs next nanquet
ill be held on SatLrdag evening, after
very 'torEa has gone 70 press Here
bfore the banquets have also been
seld at the palatial Tampa Bay Hotel,
fhe next will be held, howeteE ~.
be famous Spanish restaurant, Gran
oriental, 10 Ybor City, the Latin
Porter Of TAMPA, and tbose attending
lll reyel il Spanish dishes, Spanish
Pines sad, last but GOT isast, Spanish
Egsrs If Iarpa rake The finest
tgars 50 ao vote. Members Of the
tate Legi5la5urs Stale oatlcials and
Thor prominent public men will be
|resers, including uImber from
ther states, tnd S6yeeal aucdred will
Il seated around the testal ,gsrd. In
Citations viii This week 5e extended to
|sery newspaper editor and legislator
D Florida, ana should any happen to
|e overlooked, they are requested at
nee TO potity Secretary f. L. Huffaker,
Fsmpa, oithe fact, Invitations will
|lso be extended tothe candidates for
|arious State and National offices, and
be banquet will develop into most
Important aud instructive political
cert A most Interesting program of
asts will be arranged. The direc.
$ e fair and public Of Tampa
Nope every editor Of Florida
city % this day, and
possible will be shown
every show on the
u grounds will be
the press.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-04

AS promised in ID il w9es News the
date for the entertainmsnt sbr the hsa Z
eft Of the baseball ,llIls a
for Wednesday, JtSsu
Will be at least ten
program, ncigdipehuE
character lecitations,
al BY Zoe best local b
are working
hers and ne program is.
ia 50 that VS. bcne next
lish y 70 full,
A general adm q
be charged
ser
e" "'7' 4s~ ~ qa,sse5., @r
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-04
orning.

Company. which
hts last seaSon,
he Improvement
ay, Friday and
o and III This
Impression here
oduction Of Rip'
iadow and East
emf going public
missed something
cannot tell you
ring their visit
1ssf No best.
The Fort
ssday.
Vha
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-09-03
Another False Alarm.

In the early hours OF the evening
she stood on the dark corner.
Save mel" she cried. Save mel"
Twenty determined young men
dashed to her assistance.
Where is he?" demanded the first
modern knight.
Did he get your pocket book?" do
manded q second.
who frightened your" shouted q
third.
And then the rescued smiled on the
rescuers.
BE calm, gentlemen" she implored-
There 10 no cause for excitement"
The gallant knights were abashed.
mo cause for excitementT
None whatever"
But, great Caesar, miss. didn't you
scream Save mef"
yes. gentlemen; want you 70 save
me your cigar bands. You zee. on
Charitable society authorised me b
collect 10000 In q week and" But
the gallant knights had ned.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-09-03
STARK BROS SSr osssxsDs CO.,
Louisiana, Missouri.
First published Aug ~. 1905.
Resolution No. q.

Resolution 70 curb, gutter, re.cusb and
re.guttes the West side aud East eide Of
Military street from South street 60 Coun.
Gil street In the city Of Baxter Syringe.
Kansas.
Whereas, the city council Of the city Of
Baxter Springs. kansas. deems u neccs-
sary that Military street ON the west eide
and east side be improved by curb.
gutter, re-cuTb and Se-guttef from South
street to Council street:
BE u resolved by the Mayor snd Coun.
cilnen of the city Of Baxter SpsiuGs.
Kansas;
That Military street In the city 0f Baxter
SPRING., Kansas, ON the west eide ana eaot
side be improved from South strest to
Council street by curb. gutter. re-curb
aud re-gutter;
That Il 10 necessary thst ssid curb.
gutter, re-cuTb, re-Rutter snd impFO, o
nient be done:
That said curb. gutter. fe.curb and r.
gutter be Of concrete and ..First Ciass"es
provided by ordinance No. u Of asid city.
Signed. passed. approved and ordered
published la the Official paper Of ssid
city this igth day Of August. .isOe.
CHAS N. JONES. Mayor.
Attest: GEO. Z. CoNNoR,
IsEAL.l City Clerk.
I, Geo. C. Conner. city clerk, hereby
certify that the above and foregoing % .
true and correct copy OF Resolutioa No.
2, as the same was passed by the Coua.
cii at meeting held on the 10Th day Of
August. 1905, and rs the original now
appears on file in my Office.
[sEAL. GEO. c. common.
City Clerk.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-09-03
Miss Mildred Goodner. who

e~@see @-%es@e~@ @~~N
has been visiting relatives and
friends in Ration, New Mexico,
and other points, for some time,
returned to Baxter Monday even
ing.
Three parties, one man and
two boys. living at Bellville, Mo-,
were captured In this county last
week, on Shawnee creek while
dynamiting fish, and are now in
durance vile. The man was fined
$500 and Is laying out his fine In
the county Jail. and the boys will
be sent to the reform school. Let
the good work 60 on.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-09-03
Bold Robbery.

The telephone Office at Camp
Logan was robbed Tuesday night
about 9 o'clock and the trick was
a smooth one. Two fellows
walked up to the Office and one
stepped inside to send a message
while the other remained out.
side. While waiting to get the
party at the other end of the
line he became impatient and
said he would call later, and he
went to depart, the companion
on the outside reached through
the window, grabbed the money
box and made a hasty retreat,
falling over guy ropes in his
haste, but made his. getaway.
The cash box contained about
six or seven dollars.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-09-03

A wagon load of bottled beer
and snake killer was brought in
from a field adjacent to Camp
Logan Tuesday, and two
vendors of the stuff arrested.
They will undoubtedly serve 4
term at Columbus.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-09-03
sro REWARD

For evidence which will convict tn
party or parties who have beer
damaging the property OF the Bas
ter Telephone Company, by breaE
ing glass insulators or otherwise.
&. W. Dow, Manager.