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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-12-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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uNlrED STATES LAND OFFiCE, I
nurus, Oregon. November y, 1909
Notice IN hereby given that Fred Scott, Of
Burns, Oregon. who. on june Is 1904 ade
homestead entry No. 2if1, Serial No 0iTT?, for
S,sNwi, and Nisswit sertion is Township "a
south Range 80 Eas' Milamettc Meridian
has filed notice Of Intention 10 make nal Five.
Year Proof TO establish claim to the laud above
described before lhe Register aud Receiver,
At Burns, oregon, ON the 18th day of Decem.
Der, 1907,
Clai ant namok aE witnesses:
Di. W G.. Brown W, u Mayheld. e. y. Wise
man, e. II. BaumNn, all of burns o. cgon
wM. FARHE. Register.
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F. S. Reider, representing the
road lands, has been in the city
several days looking after busi-
ness interests here. Argus.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LARD OFFICE,
HuTuN. Oregon. DplObof gG
CONTEST NO. 80.


burnt. Oregon october 20, 1902
A sufficient contest AFFIDAVIT having been
filed this onice by G. II. Smith conientant
agsinsl Homestead Entry. No. O2sl, made Aug.
ust 7, 1908 for ElfOfh x section - Township ID
tOutn, Range 8a East Willamette Meridian, by
C9rd II q. Carr C1ntestee In which II IA alleg-
ed that said entry has been wholly abandoned
for more tnaii year last past aud continued
10 the present limo. that said entfyman never
made settlement placed improvements or o..
tAbl shed residence thereon, that the tract ID
pnocoupied and uDimurOYed aud remains In
~ natural state; that the present whereabouta
OF eniryman 10 70 afiant unknown; and that
said alleged sfnce from the said Land
was NOT due 20 his cup Opment IN the
Army, Navy, or Marine Corps Of the United
states as priYAte soldier, officer, seaman
or marine, during the war with spsln, or dur
Ing any other war IN which the United ststes
was engaged said parties are hereby notified
70 appear, respond, ana offer evidence touch,
Ing ahd allegation et 10 O'Clock a. m on Dec.
embeE II. l9D before the Hegiater and Heeely
er ~ the United States Land Once In burns
The said contestant having In Lroper ahida.
VT, nled October 26 1909, Fet forth iaots which
show that after due diligence personal service
OF IN u notice cannot be made, II In hereby or.
dered aud directed that such notice be Iyln
by due and proper publication
WIN. FARRE, Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-12-11

| U0nT RISK ecch on , y
And I will tell ycaH
10 Is bss.Nuse eytiy
| medicine Is abS0lHt<g M
No one need risk glS
Just think what sAsn
No risk, ncARus
less health hr pfaral
without the TtsiSo 80
either OF my two Gltos4
Restorative or SaS<shocl =
Then why take arg ?
| Why puicha&
maker dare not hak
| fhis remarkable ofSl
And besides. ! ann
| My mo kqlp fyseN
IN the land. ThadH&.
no chance wha Fyt'f heN
/ For twenty Ncars ~
become thoroughly s.sids
And l haVef4at. y
ible druggists iFk1eiyfil
where 90 ackrHSfmlf H6
selected druid kisJ arAfast .
the sick-aDd he entire -
hut write me trsi ~,
| have an ngrnl u
ity-but all druggists an >
the ~ day test, ~
SO drop M a line
disappointment and ae4e
Besides. yuN lra ~
as YOU would your hoia
and Mlly-ii you desire Z
below are your, sud ~
word or two from Nle w
nilment. ! have helped "
by my private pu'scf''0N
plan,
besides. the hls,As
helpful ideas % you. tail
perience At the ls.1s
tails, All phaset AZ lsi1i
here, They ~ ~ ~
no larger lhilI y siltlN.
Heart It's impuis2 Noe W
each have their iuside y y
these organs surely lAllN
or master nerveS1 Z ~
Restorative gOgs q -.
and febuilds. dnd klu(yv9
tone and pows6N can -
within the power Of mc9fit
effort Is surely MorihyWtJI
now. while it u ircsh H
never COMES. Dr shooR y
whieh rock ~
No. ! ON Dyspepsia
No. 2 On the Heart
No. 3 On the Kidneys
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-12-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Burns. Oregon. OCf0her Da ION

Burns, Oregon, October IN, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that George V, Euquist.
OF NafroWA oregon, who, on July 49, 1905
made homestead Entry No. 0iO7, for stItBWl.
section n NEANwA aud NJsNEa section II,
Tonnship 20 South Range ~ EHsf Wil am.
ette Meridian, has filed notice Of Intention 10
make Final Communication proof. 10 eAta bllsh
claim 10 the lAud abUye described, before the
heKiste aud Receiver, at Burns, oregon, on
the 4zrd day Of Decem be- iuO9
Claimant names ns with, sHe.i
&. n Leafs Of hHrrows % egon u A. Cling
al, berihold Bucnele. David hutchinson. ali
Of nu us, y cgOn.
wh. FARRE. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAHD OFFICE,
Hnrna OrrgOn. NOYemher D. 1000.

UNITED STATES LARD OFFICE, !
Burns Oregon, November .. 1909.
Notice In hereby given that Edward Snyder
OF LHwen, oregon. who, on April I, 1908, made
Homestead entry No. a4Ol Serial No O152l for
NkA section 70, Township "A south, Range 81
East illametle efidlan, has fled notice OF
intention 70 make Final Gommutntlou Proof
70 .HtobiiAh claim 70 the land above deaOribed
before the Register and Receiver at Burns
O,egon, on the 10Th day Of December. 1909
Claim NJ names ~ witnesses;
Medard DeBo0, ~ Burns, Oregon. Jacob
OF Lawen, Oregon.
WN FABRE, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-12-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND oFFIcE,l
Burns Oregon, November ., ipoq,i
Notice Il hereby given that Leo Y. wisoman,
OF buras, oregon, who, on September "a. 1904.
made fomcafcad entry No, 22ka, Serial No.
glhlb, for NEll scctlon ~, Township ~ South,
Range 80 East willamette Meridian, has alod
notice OF Intention TO make Final fve-Ys
Proof TO establish clAi To the land above dee
rIihed' Dsfofe the tsgisiSr and Receiver, Al
Burns. oregon, on the 2sth day Of December,
1909
Claimant names as witnesses.
Fred y Scott William q. brown, W. II. May.
neld. Charles II. Bauman all Of Burns, Oregon
wM FARRE. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED STATES LAND oFYIoE, I
Burns, Oregon, November ~, 1909.
Notice Ia hereby given that John Farr. OF
burns oregon. who, on November y. 1904 made
homestead entry No, 25Ss, serial No, oa60, for
NWI<. Section Ia, Township 2i South, Range
"a East. willamette Meridian, has hled notice
Of intention 10 make final Five Year Proof g.
establish claim TO the land above described,
before the Register aud Receiver. at Burns
Oregon. on the 10Th day OF January, 1910.
Claimant nance - witnossfai
N. A. Dibble OF Burns, Oregon, T. N. bhlioui
Y. G. Dibble both OF Riley, Oregon, Andrew
Nelson OF Burns, oregon.
wn. FARRE. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-12-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNlTED SrATEs LAND oFYIcE /
burns, oregon, october rs. 1909
Notice II hereby given that the State OF Ore.
gon has nled IA this once its application Co 90
lcet. under the provisions OF tho Act Of Con.
gfess, approved August H. isis. aud acts
amendatory thereto, the
Nw1{swl4 sec. ?, r. - s., q. 80 r.. W. N.
serial No Oasi0.
NEl1 swli Sec. %, T g.. II. "a K. W. NJ.
Serial No. Olsl7
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands deeoribcd. or desiring 10 object because
oi the mineral character OF the land, of for
any other reason, 20 the disposal 10 applicant
should hlc their nnidayita OF protest In this
nihce, on or before the expiration OF tho period
Of publication.
wN. FARRE, Register.
First publication November q, 1902
Last publication December 10 1909.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-12-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UEITED STATES LAND oTEIcE, /
Burns, Oregon, October ~, 1909,
Notice Is hereby given that the State OF
Oregon has nled In this once its application
SERIAL No. 0aSS6l t0 select, under the provision
Of the Act OF conRreSa, approved August 10,
lsis. and acts endat0fy thereto, the
En- sEi4 Section "a, T. 81 g., r. ~ E., W. NJ.
: Any and all persons claiming adversely tho
lands described, or desiring 10 object because
other reason, 10 the disposal 70 applicant
should file their aiiidavitS Of protest In this
once, on OF before the expiration OF the period
OF publication.
WM. FARRH. Register.
First publication November IS, 1909.
Last publication December 10, 1909.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-12-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Burns oregon. November 20 1909.
Notice Ia heroby given that Hutton n. syme
OF Watson, o. egon, 0uardi n OF tho minor ana
only heirs OF Effie ~ Byme, deceased, who, on
January ., 1905, made homestead entry No.
2607. serial No. 0i957, for NISNwI<. section ab,
and BX-wL, Section 20, Township 20 South,
Range 81 East. wiilamette Meridian, South ui
make Final Five yesr proof, 10 estsbiish claim
10 the land above described, before the Regis,
tor and Receiver, at Burns, oregon, on the f4th
day OF January. 1910.
Claimant names a. Witnesses
Ed Anderson, Alfred Marshal, Mary Marshal
J. II. Henderson, all Of Narrows, Oregon.
wn. FARRE, Register,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-12-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND oyTIcE, m g loo,

Burns. Oregon. November 20, 1902
Notice IL hereby given that Esper Groathousc
of Burns. oregon. who on May =, 1902, made
gSNWL. sWit FEl< Ano NEt<SWi., Section 2a.
Township n Bouth, Range 30 East, willamat .
derldiaD, has hled notice OF Intention 10 make
final Five Year Proof, 10 establish claim TO the
la above described. before the Register aud
Receiver. At Burns. oregon, on the Nth day Of
January, 1910
Claimant names AS witnessessi
J. g. Foley, Frank Baker, X, !. Mckinnon, ,Ir.,
Sam Mothershead, all OF Burns, oregon,
wM, FARAE, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-12-11
Religious Services.


Rev A. J. Irwin will preach ai
Harvey the End Sunday Of each
month at II a, m. and 7.30p. m
Sabbath school every sabbath at 2
p. m.
The Harney Sunday school meets
at 2 o'clock each Sunday and n
cordial invitation is extended to all
who can attend to meet with us.
AT the Presbyterian ohu,cl
Burns. Rev. A. J. Irwin pastor.
Devine services the third and fourth
Sundays Of each monthat Il a, M,
and 1880 p. IN. Sabbath school at
10 a. IN. every Sabbath morning.
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Job printing The Times-Herald
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-12-11
NO TREsPAssING.

Hunting is forbidden upon my
place adjoining Burns. Trespass.
rs will be prosecuted.
G. II. V0EGTLY
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-12-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED STATES LAND oFFIcE,
Burns, oregon. November 70, ipOp,i
Notice II hereby given that Frank u. Dickin-
son, OF nurns, oregon, who, on February rs,
1901, made denert.land entry No. A't, hetlal No
Ox7t0, fof aEilHwk. Section II, Township ~
South, Range 70 Kaai. willamette Meridian,
has nled notice OF Int tion 20 make dual proof
70 establish claim 20 the land above described.
bofore tho Register and Receiver, AZ burns.
Oregon. on the 18th dav Of JanuRrH, 1910.
Claimant names - witneesosi
Ed Puekelt, q. A. hyrd, Lcona X, Dickinson.
schuyler whiting. all Of Burns, Oregon.
wh. FARRE, Register
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Meetings Of the Council every Second aud
Fourth Wednesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
speciRf Fnney Candies ;ss-s. |. Ice Creams, .Cn1kes, etc., .s Fer reeeptiens ana~p@rtfes. sashone bS. tS
 HINDs CATE AHD cREAs4 co.
CONGRESS
sunsmary ss Heuse.

Washinxton. Feb 13.--In the House of Representatfyes today the Indian apprppriation bin technically was un- der consideration but many members svaiied themselves. of the opportunity Tor general debate
 Mr. Lamar. of Florida, argued for the amendment of the railroad rate law. ciaifning the law was insnfiicient to cover the cases included in tis pro- .visions. Mfr. Madden, Of Illinois, re- ferred to increases frekGhtsrates since the rate law went into effect: Mir. Mur- phy. of Wisconsin. delivered and eulogy on Ilincoln; Mr.. washbprn. of Massa- chusetts. favored e modification of the sherman antitrust law in order that 1t might be less burdensome; Mir. Hayes, of California, attacked the rules of the House; Mir. Langley, of Kentucky. criticised the administration of the affairs of the choctaw Indians; Mfr. Sherman. of New York. explained the provisions of the Indian bill. while MT. Foster. sof Vermont, pleaded for an adjustment of postal rates as af- fecting merchandise sent through the mails. Es
 !. The Indian bill waa pending when the House at 4:b7 D. m., adjourned until tomorrow. which was set apart for suiogies of deceased members
 2 <
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
sCHUnssLEn-wooD.
Lafayette Yeuax Perseas Wee I IT nywInanwkana.

asavstte. Feb f3l-( Special -. News has just been received nere os tha marriage in Birmingham or popular young couple of this place.
 Miss May Wood. daughter of ". b wood. a prominent druggist here mas been visiting for some weeks the. fainl- Iy of her cousin. Rev. G. E Boyd. pas tor If St. Johns Methodist Cnuscn Tn Blrrnin xf1axn Her father received seis- grom from MT. Boyd to day asking IF he would. consent to his daugnters riarrfage to Mir. Carl schuessier: n replied that if they were determlnsa to be married he would not Witnh oia
 These young folks have been quite devoted to each other Tor some au,s t.s, and 1t was expected that they would marry. but they have taken Sneir friends by surprise In the early date CT the marrf&gs.
 Mss wood is 8 pretty and attracive young woman, and Mir. Schuessisr IS a successful merchant. son or cnaries e' Schuessler. ,s.a
 WfImer Hudson, who shot Bob Ad- a1r,a at d station on the O. V. Kaii- road on the 10th from the effect or which he died yesterday, came in ana gave himself up to the sherin. He IS now cinfined in jail on charge or murder, awaiting the preliminary .Ilsi which will be had before Juoge Dri- yer next Monday. Aa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
THE RACES
lHannsllfu. nf. fsnIa1.Irl.

Tampa Fla Feb i3.-The weather wss fine and the track very fast to- ss r0 a 1apsz aS ss s ts s :d fsssS5S os : race but could not reach Roseburg IT who reduced the track record by hah A second
 fgRced back on Druid. who fell. Wine Mercfan {. Lord Direct, and Washable xell over hims Iockeys Murphy and
 ena r,a:n asC paosy b nq 9ps s,stS y,oGhey orsa cs P1att to the fence with the result that Platt a was knocked out of the race. SPickens was set down for three days iaeshas ii was: bid np sioo but pros tected by own owner. Summaries:
 First race:gS furlongs Kimesha H Se ESa Fsoksns so msn A5shp ss 6EsR pEsss. Astria, Fresh, Aiesra, W. c.
 sScShd Second face. s g. furionxys: aMinnehaha 10I Haynes 10 to 1 won sRirdslayeF; 10S Lowell l5 to 1 second Lucullus i0S ssiflttn .to third. Time 1:0A. Aunt Tsbitha. CioIstress. Utna, Expect td
 Third race, mile: Roseburg II 100 Hannah to won Sisktn 9S Corwley, to, 1 second; Malediction 1Is Lowell 2 to l third. Time IA 1-2 sally
 Fourth race 6 1-2 furlongs: Poco. teiiEo. il2 Murphy to won Merise ig1 GroWtey TO seT0uQs Etysfln, l07 Smith 3 to third Time 1:z4. M. L. Dawson. Gunshot, Malecon. Orna- Inosa. Wheatbread ran.
 Fifth race mile and sixteenth: Bit. ter Hand 1e2 Loy4ll { eosS won: slrB ,Sudduth 100 Crowley 8 to second Judge Dundon I06 Franklin 3 to 1 third. Time i:56. Druid, Wine Mer- chant. Lord Direct, Lady Ripple. Wash- akte ran. s&T s
 At the end of the half as the horses were, making the, turn Druid mount ed by Murphy. fell and Wine Merchant, Lord Direct and Lady Ripple fell over hlma Murphy fs perh: pg fatally hurt Hannan. Brown and riffin, mounted on the other horses respectively slightly hurt.
 Sixth race-Three- -fourths of a mila and sixty yards: Charley Lusk. 104s (LoyeI.l to i. won; Teota H. 104. (Cr0wley1, s to B. second; Alamo, 1O9, (Pickens). to (. third. Time ga 1-4. Rlatt, Bright Boy. Tonochtchi. Den EtAl also rad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

atricsl profsnsiop. 'whose standards of conduct <d1Gereds from tHoss Of con-, ventiona1 society. Hhe was also an Americas. he continued. where the Scotland and who're women frequently went pbQnt with men without chapes rons without the s1fxestion of any. fhing vergink on impropriety. Mrs. Stirling. the Solicitor General said, had undoubtedly sncouragsd Lord North iknd's attsptions.. and had made no at tempt to protect his wife,s honor. with the object of securing a divorce In order that he could marry Mrs. Ather- ton. who, on her part. had dons all shs could xo separate the Stiriiugs. The Solicitor General admitted that Mrs. Stirling bad been In3udicious. but he denied that she had been guilty of misconduct. tAa $s f 4
 Counsel for Lord Northland then made an address. after which court adtourned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
afa1l l.s ElnaiaalnnlI

v Lunbsrson. Mas, Fsb. 1 ~The desire to get a sgiimpses Of J0dKe Taft was unaffected .asl along fhs. route from New Orleans. and cE0wsxss gathered around ths irsar e1sA of the train sat ev-. cry step. which included Rlideil. 14a- Picayune and Popiarvills. N y.s. X This town waa the ilrsk of the ssched-i uled stops. Mrs. Taft appeared with the Preeident-eleet salnd was also cheered
 Eepecfaliy wac stalis the case, when at sIidell.s alter demands for her. she stepped beside her hushaTd. who. turned to her and feTnatked: ':sThis is the -reai President -elects the sspawAg behind the Mrs, Taft but 1t wass drowned bv the chcsEs Governor Noel. of sAsississippt: and x.s ss,,Aes.an& Governor Cray Of Alabama, were on the train and participateo lp ithe. entertaimnaent of the crowas: a.I Mr Taft,e remarkst wexe oecJqsdiy pr'et l .gnd 1; of leongratulatpty cnArscteE' .A .
 ,;,aE -, < ES Esr ., STate were presented to Mr : Taft at Lumberton 4 iArEe nox v v IIchocoiate, bon .bops. and q bouaNek s 'es os
 ...er..sn vrere. given NfP. Taft. A few q t,.s. hon bons were dropped in the DoA
 ss's. sSe ,DosauIlas, but true to tnelr ne- ,t,,rn, they sf6i knea Baeep. .n : Tne .pessnFns wsh be aoos1 ~ ana
 w SaSis which have been. coming 70 sayc s
 Taft since election, Al ,o,. n,sns ssss of the
 sse., nssn 4 , ssf sesect. Miss Louise raft ,ot c,rasss.sfs and the geological garoen
 Se snst sgsy kas been made richer py =. z M,,s,x T, aNd 1arlxe American eagle LsoI' u.ns' ls1s. lxe.S s,s.s assd < number of other such
 2 us.ssnss % N1iie a btg. hsnagotns1 IDos, "a ssr sssA hen, especlaaly dolIss at ths ana ,tainsd. have been .Ess.s s.ss
 iC P. raft hcFnesfeAa As
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
T Don | Be Iasty
BY cf,oWRY CHAPMAN.


 she hasty cannot force conditions and the right course vii manifest itself at the proper moment
 Not long AgO while loaded with scenery leaving the stage theatre the called out to on the walk We'll so long, Bob Sorry you Ire not goin with z <s : sss1- I s ss This incident the sequel hasty msdrected suit brought by who was left behind attached the and to allow to Z be moved uafi he was pad his back salary thrust into his pockets, was still gaping at the departing wagon when he was asked: Your safary--you got it all rghtf''
 Sure replied Got 1t fight here and he clapped bis hand overa coat pocket s = v stsstt T sfg Tronblef bystandeF asked Nothing except the man ager got carpenter answered. The play been maxim pretty good money except we've been havn such long that e rsasury was little hinned out The man arer began wouldn't stand for it. When he had him He seemed to have plenty of money when he counted out the cash this morning 7
 < And youf' ss E# course Fired myself when brought attach ment. '' - q. se ss Sometimes attachments and other drastic advisable there where undue haste precpitates trouble that otherwise would not arise Don't be hahty. ss3s s 3F@
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
BACKN WASHINGTON
PRESIDENT noosnvELr RETURNS
 FHom KENTUCKY TRIP.
The President Rsturnear Heme With Usunl Nunab<r Of Presentn, one
 of Them Beinx Demffehn f of 0fa Wktskey.

washinston, Feb 1ss--Aftsr rail- road Journey of $50 miles In each di- rection. taken for the purpose of naak- ing a twenty minutes speech at the laying of the corner stone for q me- moriai building at the birth place of Abraham Lincoln. President Roosevelt returned to Washington at o'clock this afternoon. and together with his wife and daughter, who had made the long excursion with him. proceeded Immediately to the White House where he was prompt in resuminE his cficial duties. The trip consumed just fifty hours sE
 The return was practically without Incident. the most striking event be- ing brief speech early today 10 q number of railroad employees at liar 'risburg. Pa, In this address of scar cesy more than q minutes duration. the Presldent spoke or the raiiroad man as a model type of American citizen and said that because of his aiertness seif-reliance, and willing ness to obey orders, he was just the sort of man who would be most use- fuf In case of another war, which, however. he hoped would never come. At Baltimore the President appear ed on the rear platform but did not attempt to make speech.
 The day wss spent largely Tn con wersation with Mrs. Roosevelt and Secretary of War Wright Al many places there were crowds of people who waved their solutions as the train fiew by. The President lost few opportunities to show his appre- cIation of the interest thus manifest cd Tn conversation with his friends, he spoke feelfngiy of these indications of popular interest and expressed especial pleasure over the fact that the people generally seemed to feel as much interest in him now that his term of office was about to close as they did at the beginning.
 The President and the members of his party found in the corner store ceremonies an incident worthy of their warm admiration, and he com
 mented freely upon 1t as one of the Interesting occasions In which he has participated as President. He did not fan to take notice of the decorous deneanor of the country people of Kentucky, who like himself went to the birth place of the, great civil war President to do aim honor. to note that in paying their homage to de- parted President they were also de- ferentiai in their treatment of his living successor In office.
 The President returned to@Washing- ton with tlie usual number of pres- ents. Two of them are unique, one be- ing a demijohn of thirty year old whis- key presented by General John B. Gas. tieman of Louisville. and the other 8 gold mounted hickory walking stick cut from the Lincoln farm and pre- sented by the postmasters of Kentucky.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
nATEs DECLARED UNJUST
The Interstate sCemmeree CeHaHassso
 Tsenaers' Tmpertant Deeisten.

,rha Inserutmfe Caxnmeree CDEnHaassaen
 RenAers Impertant Decision.
 washington, D. 0. Feb 1s.--That the charge of ten cents per ton more upon shipments of coal. in carloads from the Back Mountain Coal district of Vir- einia, than from the Apalachian dis- trict. in the same state. to Morris town Tenn and ali. points east and south thereof Is unjust and unreasoh- abIe. was the decision rendered today 3by Chairman Knapp of the tntersate commerce commission.
 The case was that, of the Biack Mountain Coal Conpany and others aeainst the Southern Railway company and others. The decision holds that 2 carrier cannot lawfully so group IFS mines. with respect to rates, as,sse unduly discriminate against locality, fhe duty imposed by law being to give equal treatment to all shippers who are in position to demand ie, including the right to reach compete five markets on relatively equal terms.