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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-04

anthracite coal trust are contained
IN Il complaint filed with the interstate
commerce commission today by the Mar
ian Coal company of Wilmington, Del.
Reparation in the sum of $55.239 be
cause of alleged excess charges, is de.
manded.
The statement sets forth allegations
of one of the most remarkable series Of
business embarrassments ever figuring
before the commission. it not only at
tacks the alleged unjust and discrimi
native rates to which the Marian com
pany has been subjected as CHASED
on a monopoly maintained through the
device of the Temple Iron company. the
directors of which are the presidents of
the railroads. constituting the antbra
cite coal trust, charges attempted dicta-
ton OF production, interference with
prospective purchasers of the plant, di-
version of water supply and heaping of
fuel on a fire that threatened destruc
tion TO the Marian company IS washery
at Taylor, Pa. The Marian washery is
on Lackawanna division switch, which
also serves three collieries alleged to be-
long to the Lackawanna interests. The
complaint sets forth various acts as pre-
venting equality Of conditions as be-
tween the Marian and alleged favored
competitors "who constitute the trust. y
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DIX GETS STRENUOUS
FIGHTING REPUBLICANS

NEW YORK, Nov. 3-John A. Dix
Democratic nominee for governor
preached the doctrine OF Republican eX-
travagance, tariff and tax reform and the
forks east side. He campaigned by
automobile through driving rain. dashed
from hall TO hall, and wuond up shortly
before midnight In Harlem, where he
took a final shot at Roosevelt
In all Mr. DX's addressed Ave meet
ings. The evenings work followed an
afternoon spent in Brooklyn and Staten
Island. where he held TWO receptions and
addressed two assemblages.
AT rally at Cooper Union tonight Mr..
Dix said;
'The opposing party has promised the
people of this country that the tariff
should be changed so that the burden
may rest lightly upon those who toll,
That promise has not been fulfilled, and
We are today living under conditions
welfare Of the American workingman
The income Of wages received by the
average man scarcely permits him 10 pay
for the actual necessarles OF life for his
family and himself. He can no longer
set aside for the rainy day, which is sure
10 come"
At the new Star casino in Harlem he
reverted to his attack on Roosevelt.
MY opponents nominator, who is con-
Quoting all there is to this campaign or
the Republican side" he said, wishes tc
have you forget the record OF the Re.
publican party In this nation and state.
He tries to lead you aside into the dis
cusslon OF questions which are OF trivial
Importance. He wishes you to turn from
the vital questions of the fight: the high
cost Of living which comes home to every
household; the necessity for an honest
and downward revision of the tariff. the
frIghtful extravaganza and disgraceful
corruption in public life which have just
been brought home to our opponents,
"These and other matters Of like i'm
hOnpS k.
while he tells you that he was the dis
coverer Of truths that were known by
Moses thousands OF years ago. He tries
to satisfy you with abuse and noise, but
I have too high an estimate OF your
patriotism and intelligence TO think he
will succeed "
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on the plea OF insanity, interrupted him.
asking the speaker how he could recon-
ciie his present attitude on the prohibit
tion question, with his attitude in the
constitutional convention on the same
subject.
Were you in the room at the begin
ming of my address, asked Mr. Roberts
respectfully.
Yes, sir" said Brown.
He was asleep shouted a man at
the rear OF the hall.
II explained my attitude earlier in my
address, as fully as II is possible for one
10 explain anything said Mr.. Roberts.
If you could not understand my words.
and my explanation, l would despair OF
attempting to drive an Idea into your
brain"
Mr.. Brown subsidized.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-04
MOTION PICTURE
HOUSES ARE SOLD
Luna and Isis Theaters Pass
Into New Hands Thurs
day.

The Luna. and Isis motion picture
houses. which have been long con-
troed by Max Florence. have been sold
to John B, Ashton OF Provo. Fred Ball
OF the Rosenberg company OF Salt Lake.
and O. z. Embry of PocaIello. and these
gentlemen are now In possession,
The Shubert and the Elite will be re-
tained by Mr.. Florence. The Shubert
will be made a high class musical comedy
house. The present company Will be
enlarged (the chorus in particularly. and
several new singers Will be added TO the
company.
AS TO the Elite. that picture house Will
he closed for n couple Of weeks and dur
Ing that time arrangements Will be con-
clIded for new picture films and the
house wifi be thoroughly remodeled.
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Amended Answer Is Filed.

An amended ;nswer was filed In tho
United states district court Thursday In
the case OF Sarah Jane Jacobs and Others
against Mrs Catherine A Brown in
which the. will of the late Daniel A.
about $50. 600 which. 1t Is alleged was
LETT by Brown when he died The plain
INNS IA the case say that Mrs. Brown
took III the money instead OF dividing
with bther relatives of Brown.
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THESE ARE THE loCAL
DRUGGISTS.

DRlIGGlol o.
Schramm-Johnson Store, NO.
and w. Temple. .x.1
Schramm-Johnson Store. NO -
Fifth South. 90. Ma g.
Schramm-Johnson Store NO. =
and S. Temple. - uo al
Schramm-Johnson Store w.
lst South streets "a (.
Schramm- johnson Store' y"
change place .,nacy. cofne'
Brigham ST. PharHIuc'
South Temple. g.. couth I
Owl Drug Co., corner Is'
streets. .vrar
w n DAYTON Drug Coz cofn'' =
and State streets; .rdEl
Halliday Drug Co., Staee AA'
streets ,,,b Eat
University Drug Co" iS'n
South streets. v,-s svsu3<
e. T. Studness. 564 TniIu s,,ssi.
Douli Drug Co, S3s Maln SsaulS
Frank f. Whitworth, zna =
Robison Gaso siST Drug Co.. SIC lst ,sS sSsss -
Hoover Drug Co. 2oi ". son'S ane q
Coombs Drug Co, ith ' 7,
streets. - rae, and slt
Bowie Drug Co. 9th Easa aornsy r n
State st. Pharmacy. s0
and State streets. "a, tn N
Hospital Pharmacy eo'
Second West. Nunay,
Murray City Pharmacy ys,rner Oh y
West Side Pharmacy coi" &
End South.
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New Interpretations.

The Pioche-Silver King Mining com
county clerk Thursday with a capital
ization OF 100000. in 100000 shares OF
10 cents each, of which 500. 900 are sub
scribed and 100000 treasury stock, The
capitalization is paid up in the taking
over OF the Cross House Nos. | TO G.
inclusive, mining claims In the Highland
W. Harnan Is president: Frank Fowier'
vice president; Otto T.. Salomon. secre.
tary. Samuel W. Potts treasurer:
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LAND GRABBERS
GO THE LIMIT
Continued from Page One.

their hay and winter feeding and the
settling of the homesteaders was re.
sented,
The indictment charges that band
OF about thirty persons headed by
Yeast, went to the homes of many of
these homesteaders. among them Cashier
J. Dayishear. George Carpenter, Golba
D. Graves. George Babcock. Henry 8.
Conlson and others. and by intimidation
and threats of taking their lives and
those of their families, forced them to
leave their claims.
The specific case OF Davishear is men,
toned in detail. It. is charged that
panied by band OF cowboys visited
Davishears home and after threatening
himself and family with death II they
did not leave the country, destroyed his
harness to pieces and In other ways mis-
treated him. Later, according to the
indictment, Yeast conspired with mem
bers OF the county insanity board and
secured DaviShear'S incarcera ton In the
asylum.
Grossest Kind of Fraud
This latter act according to the in
dictment. was committed in a high
handed manner. The insanity commits
sioners. it is alleged. went through a
insane and Issued a warrant for his ar
rest This was served on the spot and
within an hour he was rushed off TO the
asylum without being permitted to have
the advice OF counsel.
DaYishear's case was brought TO the
attention OF the superintendent of the
institution, who conducted an examina-
ton into the case. He at once decided
that Davishear was not insane and the
latter was released by habcas corpus
proceedings.
According to an official or the interior
department.. the present Indictment COW
ers one Of the most remarkable attempts
at land grabbing which has recently been
brought 10 the attention OF the depart
rnent. A letter written 10 President
Taft by OF the victims is said 10
have caused the investigation which re-
suited in the indictments. \ special
grand jury was summoned TO consider
the evidence. Many thousands OF acres
OF grazing land is contained In the tract
in question,
Salt Lakers in New York.
Special 10 The Tribune.
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Stimson Keeps Busy,

RINGHANITON. N. Y, Nov s.-Henry
l.. Stimson. Republican candidate for
governor. addressed large crowds in Nor
wich today.
Mr. Stimson began by saying he stood
for a continuation OF the policies which
had been set by Governor Hughes. He
denounced Wall street and Tammany
hall Answering a question from his au-
dience. he said that the reason the prlces
for labor had increased so slowly was
because II was not organized.
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GAYN0R SONG RECITAL
AT FIRST METHODIST

The Gaynor song recital. which is to
be given by Mrs, Jessie l.. Gaynor and
the Misses Rose and Dorothy Gaynor
at the First M. 2. church at S:15 o'clock
this (Friday) evening. promises to be
the best event of this kind that has been
here for long time. Most of the songs
to he sung were written by Mrs. Gay
nor. four OF them being by Miss Rose
Gaynor. The entire recital will deal with
chlldrens songs. with which Mrs Gaynor
has had such marked success. The re-
cital Will be given for the benefit Of the
public school orchestras and choruses.
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OPPOSING CANDIDATES
WORK FOR OPPONENTS

MUNCIE. Ind. Nov. Amy party
that didn't have any more sense than to
nominate me for the position OF justice
ought to see elected q man like Joseph
Zehner even though he Is Democrat. ="
That IL the kind OF a stump speech
Isaiah Duddletone Republican candidate
for justice OF the peace In Delaware
He has been working hard for the cleo
ton of his opponent Joseph Zehner. and
Zehner has been working Just as hard
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-04
RAILRoAD-CoAL TRUST
MUST FACE COMMISSION

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Denuncia.
ton of the Delaware, Lackawanna 6,
Western Railroad company, which is
charged with repeatedly attempting to
drive competing company out of busi.
ness and an arraignment Of the so.called
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Bay State Prediction.

BOSTON. Nov. 3.-Chares Hatfield
chairman of the Republican state com
mittee. made statement. saying:
Republican success at the polls on
Tuesday. November s. is now assured.
Conditions throughout the commonwealth
point 10 q great Republican victory all
along the line. Governor Draper will
come 10 Boston with at least sixty thou
sand plurality. / now place Mr.. Foss s
plurality in Boston at $4,000. BY these
ngures the state will give Draper 81 900
rliirnlifN -
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to try 10 elect the Republican candi-
date.
The campaign has been go warm that
they have been lndulging in personali-
tics. each decrying his own ability and
leuding his opponent. The campaign is
no joke with the two candidates. although
It affords humor for the entire county.
as the office pays little and would In
tcrfere with the business interests OF the
IN nd Ida 90
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MACVEAGH ADMITS
HIS PARTY IN A HOLE

CLEVELAND. Nov. S.-Franklin Mac
Veagh secretary of the treasury, said
here tonight in the course of d campaign
speech that the Republican party was
facing a large detection in Its ranks in
the coming election. This threatened de-
fection. the secretary said, was due to
personal piques and dislike
Mr., MacVcagh pleaded for Republican
success on the ground that the result
Of the 1910 elections may mean victory
or defeat for tho Republican party in
1912
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EXPRESS COMPANIES FOR
THE "0PEN SHOP" PLAN

NEW YORK. Nov 3.-At IL conference
oetWeen striking express drivers and the
compa;lies here today. positive refusal
was siven by the employers to the de-
mands for a CLOSED shop Two of the
eompanies also declined 10 treat with the
strikers except as individuals
me question of wages and hours was
promised considerafion N
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MORE COAL LAND
FRAUD ALLEGED

Continued from Page One,
adjoin each other and are located near
Katalla.
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TEDDY TRAVELS
AS COMMON MAN
Continued from Page One.

lished statements were equally false. Sup
pose you pray every morning for while
for God to direct you TO tell the truth
and see what fruits II will bear"
Mr.. Prentice said that his information
concerning Justice Keogh may have been
wrong.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-04
DR.. Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder

cleanses, preserves and beau
tihes the teeth and imparts
purity and fragrance to the
breath. Mothers should teach
the little ones its daily use.
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Salt Lakers in New York.
Special 10 The Tribune.
NEW YORK. Nov 3.-BrozteIl, j. w
Drew; Imperial. G. w. Johnson.
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1niquity Of Bosses.

Reviewing the iniQuity OF rule by tho
bosses, and the burden OF wrong and In.
Justice IT places on the shoulders of n
people innocent OF their wrongs, he ex.
majesty OF free people and put thess
internal bosses out OF business
Just before Mr.. Roberts reached tbs
who was arrested several years ago 80,
charges OF forgery. and whose ease WINS
carried 10 the supreme court Of the stais
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EXPERIENCED giy, for general
housework, family OF two. 264O
JEFF. 4.2e.lwk
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NOTICE TO WATER USERS.
State Engineers once,

State Engineers once
Salt Lake City Utah. April 16, 1910
Notice is hereby given that
George T. Stenhouse. whose post Office
address is Morgan. Utah. has made
application In accordance with the re,
qulrements OF the Compiled LAWS oi
Utah, 1907 as amended by the Ses-
sion Laws OF Utah. 1899, to appropri-
ate oue-fourth C1-41 OF a cubic-toot
per second OF water from Cedar Hol-
low Spring. Morgan County. Utah.
Said spring is situated AT a point
which lies 1.207.S feet enst OF the
south quarter corner of Section "a,
Township north. Range east. Salt
Lake base and meridian. The water
Will be diverted at the place where
II Issues from said spring and CON
yeyed by means OF pipe line, ditch
and d flume, for a distance OF 1000
feet and there used during the period
from April ] 10 October Is, Inclusive.
OF each year, 10 irrigstc 10 acres OF
land embraced In Section 25. Town.
ship south. Range cast, Salt Lake
base and meridian Az much OF said
water as may 30 necessary will be
used during the entire year for do
nestle purposes. This application is
designated in the State Engineers Of
fee as No. 2p52.
All protests against the granting OF
said application. stating the reasons
therefor, must be made by afidayit In
duplicate and fllcd in this Office with
in thirty (30l days after the compile
ton OF the publication of this notice
CALEB TANNER.
State Engineer.
Date OF first publication April %,
1910, date OF completion OF Publica-
ton May 20, 1910
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF HUNTS
WILLIE CITY.

In the District Court of the Sec
oDd Judicial District. In and for Weber
County. Utah.
In the matter OF the Disincorpora-
tior OF Huntsville City. III Weber
County. Utah.
Pursuant 10 an order of the District
Court. heretofore duly made and en-
tered herein. notice is hereby given
10 the creditors OF Huntsville City. IN
Weber County. Utah. and 10 all per
sons holding claims against said city.
TO file all such claims and demands
in this court within three months from
the date OF the first publication Of this
notice. otherwise. such claims Will be
peTpetually barred.
Witness the clerk OF said court, with
the seal thereof affixed this 27th day
OF April. 1910. s. G. DYE, Clerk
BY HARRY HALES. Deputy Clerk
n j. HARRIS.
Attorney for Petitioners
Date OF First publication. April 2S.
1910.
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HELP WANTED.
EEMALE.

GIRL for general housework: small
family; good wages. Mrs. a. VI.
Boyle, 27S2 Adams. Tel. Ind. 81.
5-2-1wk
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LEGAL.
PROBATE IND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or the Respeo
1.-Two SIonors for Further
informetion.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the district court OF Weber coun-
ty, State of Utah
In the matter of the esttac OF Cray.
tor NJ Leedom, deceased
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers TO the undersigned at the
office of a. G. Horn. 2421 Washing.
ton Ave. Ogden City, Utah. on or be-
fore February 20th. 1911
CLARA LEEDOM, Administratrix.
Dated, April 18th, 1910.
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TRANSFER COMPANIES,
UMBRELLA REPAIRING.

UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS re-
paired and recovered: 354 23rd; Ind.
072 j. Cohn 2-1-10-tf
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pPATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.
Fraternal Order OF Eagles. ogden Aerie
No lls. F. o. f, meets every Wednca-
day evening at Eagle H?u, eost OF Reed
Hotel at s p. m. Visiting Brother
Eagles are invited TO attend tho Aerie
mcetinGO.
p r GEIGER. Secretary
DIR. n N ESTES, Acric Physician.
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81 5000 IN GOLD

twenty-five Cash Given Away by the Evening Stand
ard for the Nearest Guesse the Population
of Ogden and Weber County Taken by the u s.
Beginning April 18th, Everybody Can Get in
This Population Contest-There Will be
Forty Chances for Twenty-Five Cash
PrizcS-Guess For Yourself.
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FOR SALE-Or trade. halt OF all Of
splendid business. $4,000 a."
Care Standard II II
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF NOUN
TAISEERS.
Ogden Cabin No. 81 meets at the 7.
o. @. r Han tho nret and third Fri
days OF each month. Dues can be paiu
10 secretary at Dee-snnford's shoe
CHAs. L. wAPPLER c. II.
WALTER F. COMPTON. Sec'y.
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\ SMALL BARN. cheap. Inquire at
5l7 22nd ST I-2S.lwk
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SALESMEN WANTED.

WANTED Experienced me
selling imported calendars. wall
pockets. Tissues. opals, tinseled goods.
from Ohio 70 California Canada to
Gulf: samples ready commissions
weekly; bond required, Lincoln Nov
city Advertising Co. lincoln, Neb.
So 2t
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FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEoUS

BUILDING ROCK, 60 cents per perch.
Apply 340 24th St 5-3.tf
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INDIAN RUNNER duck eggs Great
layers oil white eggs Bont hcps.
easily raised. Don't duack. don't stroll.
zoo eggs per year; j. eggs for $500.
Bell 1276-Y. i.le.lmo
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sALEsMEN-Bes, commission offer
on earth; new. pleasant; retailers.
samples coat pocket; best msn earn.
ing 5000 to 81 900 per month Main
2l41 College st. Iowa City Iowa.
. ct
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS

NEARLY NEW high grsdc plano. o
]. Sulwell Ind. phone G7, Bell
102S-Y. 3-30-tf
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cash easier You for Yourself not
ballot STANDARD
window
The TO he S clerk
cd director Of
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To
tion OF Weber "a " prizes:
Prizes
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.

'Daily c1cop. SUNDAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-08
ALMOST BURIED
by FALLING D |R I
James King Has Arm Broken.
and Back spraincd by New
Tunnel Cavc-In.

Caught in a slight cave-in In the
tunnel being built from the Seaboard
AIR Line Railway yards on Main
Street. beneath Broad Street James
King (colored). was serIousiy injured
at o'clock yesterday afternoon. hts
left arm being broken and his back
badly sprained.
King was working below when,
without warning. the dire from the
sides began to fall, and In second
he was almost entirely covered. 9th
err workmen heard his cries and Wit
messed the accident. and soon a force.
with pick and shovel, was at work
digging him out from his precarlous
position. lie was drawn out much.
frightened and badly. but not danger
ously, hurt.
DIR. Womack. of the city Ambulance.
who was called, treated the man on
the spot, afterwards carrying him
home. Tho physician stated that the
injuries. though painful, were not nee
essarily dangerous.
Dr. Womacls was also called to at
tend Edward Yost (white). who was
hurt at the Richmond Drop Forging
;Company's plant. While he was work
ing piece OF steel flew ore and pene-
trated his left forearm. DR.. Wcmack
dressed the wound and the man went
home
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TRY ING TO FIND
LONG LOST FATHER
Lee Tatum, of Columbus, Ncb.
Writes Postmaster Allan to
Help Him in Search.

Expressing a desire to find his long
lost father, Lee Tatum. seventeen
year-old boy. of Columbus. Neb., has
written to the Post-Ohice Department
TO help him find his parent. The pitt
iul appeal was turned over yesterday
ny Postmaster Edgar Allan. Jr., to
the Police Department. The detectives
were unable to find Tatum, but 1t Is
expected that. through the press. he
VIII learn of his sons desire and cor
respond with him.
Lee Tatum writes that his mothe,.
died eight years ago. and tina. mis-
father left his home almost immedi-
ately, since when he has not been
heard FROM The boy was brought up
by his grandmother, with whom he is
still living.
He writes that his fathers family
lives in Richmond, and that no is
anxious to find out where they are so
that he may see again the father who
left him when he was but nine years
old. The letter is well written, and
Is couched in good language, all ring
ing the note Of affectionate appeal. The
boys address is Route No. g Box 49,
Columbus, Neb.