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OF SAYRE.
$50,000.00
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Oapital
Surplus -
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peas, sad will pay you three per
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Jeft on Certificate of Deposit or
Savings Acecunt.
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special feature of this Bank, and
all deposits, whether large or
small, draw the same rate of
interest.
MW. H. SAWTELLE,
Cashier.
Valley Record
Th
J. BH. MURRELLE, Publisher.
W. T. CAREY, Editor.
Published every afternoon except San-
od at Murrelle's Printing Office, Sayre,
Subscription, $3.00 per year; 15 cents
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MEMORIAL DAY
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SERVICES HELD
Waverly —Decoration day wa
obsetved in a fitting manner at th
place yesterday In the mormng
details from the S. of V
the veterans’ graves at
verly and Glenwood
At 1:30 p. m. the procession
formed in front of the G A K
hall, and included the boys’ band
the PO S.of A, Camp No 28
S of V.W C. Hull Post G A R
and about 100 school children car
rying flags and fl wers, and car
;fages containing disabled veteran
The procession marched to the
cemetery, where the graves were
decorated and a short service held
From there the procession went to
Te ptist church, where the exer
cises ‘of the day were held The
Rev. Dr. Haynes of Binghamton
delivered the oration of the day,
aad the president of the day, Dr]
T. Tucker, made a brief address
The Vete::a: 2:1 S of V. then
marched back to their hall and dis
banded
decorated
East W..-
—— A renee
STOLE TRUNK
Waverly— Yesterday morning at
am early hour, a trunk duly check.
ed, which was outside the Ene
station was stolen. The trunk was
taken to a pomt wet of the station
and broken open, and after taking
out part of the contents, they
dumped the trunk and what re-
mained into Dry brook. Yester
day about noon the trunk was dis
covered and brought back to th
freight house. The guity partie
are still at large, and none of the
stolen goods have ind
The value of the property taken
has not yet been ascertained
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been fe
The cast is nearly complete
given by the Cayuta Hose Co. and
rehearsals are being held regularly.
WAVERLY
FRANK E WOOD, Representative
News and advertising matter may be
left at Greggs Racket Store, Waverly.
After 12 o'clock noon call the main
office at Sayre, Valley ‘phone 128X.
= Photo supplies at Strong's.
C A Neaves and wife were in
Binghamton yesterday.
Try Stsong's Cough Syrup.
Joe Freedman viewed the boat
race at Ithaca yesterday.
el A A e—
Try Strong's Headache Wafers
etl lee
E D Mixer went to Buffalo this
mormog
Ward Johnson went to Elmira
yesterday.
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Oaly $100 for Buster Brown
Cameras at Strong's. 19
Waverly today
E D Sebnng,
Ithaca yesterday
Esq,
Mrs. SS. Douglass went to
Buffalo yesterday
Frank Johnoer spent Memonal
Jay at Rochester
Mrs George Fish went to El
mira this morning
Miss
demonal day at Ithaca
Florence Swartout spent
GG S. McG'en and son Raymond
witnessed the boat race at Ithaca
esterday
——— A pt
De=vlin,
Margaret
Misses
Keegan
Alice May
and
vere in Ithaca yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. F. A Benson of
are Mr
Benson's father, O F B:nson
Pmiladeipha visiting
. rs
Kaapp and wife were at Ithaca yes
terday to witness the boat race
I Ra
Fred Simmons, Ralph Bouton,
Theadore Snook and
trous spent yesterd iy in Ithaca
OO F. Bznson and wife returned
from Watsontown yesterday where
they went to atttend the funeral of
Mr Beason's brother in law.
Miss Edna Eisenhart and her
sister, Mrs Avis, spent yesterday
Mrs. Avis will
for the remainder of the week.
at Elmira remain
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Lake Hosr Four Feet
CHICAGO, Ma
Lake Michigan y¢
wuch as four fet ¥
evel of
As
nk from two feet
datuty to two feet above The
of the Chicago life saviug
had never been wet dur
ing the heaviest st the lakes
The
sterday varied
he OW
boat room
station, which
Trius oh
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wis flooded to a depth uf six lunches
vessel men
i the wind, coupled
Lange In barowetrio
The rise was attributed by
to a sudden shift
with a rapid
pressure
Twelve Bulldings Destroyed.
Woobsioe K N. B May 381-
lings of a business Liock
A spread of the fre to
other structures was checked only by
the most vigorous work of the fire de
Ihe burned bulldings were
partment
stores and offices
VYesaviae' Cone Falling ia.
NAPLES May 31 —The worth part
sf the main cone of Mount Vesuvius
continues to fall in, causing explosions
snd an eruption of ashes, which bas
estended to Capri and Sorrento. For
mer Empress Eugenie visited the ob
ser vatery yesterday. :
BY THE BOYS’ BAND
Newly Married Couple Furnish
Much Amusement
Waverly—Clayton Squires and
Pa, were married yesterday after-
noon at the Baptist parsonage by
the Rev G A Bnggs
It was just after the Memorial
day services and a number of the
Boy's band were on the street, and
discovening that there was a wed-
ding they assembled near the
parsonage and when the newly
married couple they
struck up, and followed them down
the street playing and a constantly
increasing crowd joined the pro
cession. This continued all the
way to the Norwood hotel, much
o the embarrassment of
couple and to the delight of the
residents
At the Norwood the groom
furnished liquid refreshments to all
emerged
| who cared to indulge and departed
in peace.
POLICE COURT
Waverly —Damoniack Ersley of
| Scranton was arrested on Fulton
| street by officer Gndley at 10
| o'clock last night. He was drunk
and had a young boy with him
whom he was trying to get intoxi-
cated.
the county jail
| John Stevenson of Williamsport
arrested
He was given 15 days in
was yesterday morning
| for being drunk and sentence sus-
|pended. He was brought in again
| this morning on the same charge
| He plead not guilty and a heanng
| was set for 4:30 this afternoon
The new proprietor of the Lang-
| ford intends to have an automobile
to convey his guests to and from
| the railroad station.
The books, entitled “The San
| Francisco Horror,” which The
| Record has been giving away with
leach yearly subscription, have ar-
| rived and are ready for distnbution
The book contains over 400 pages
land is in every detail exactly as
|advertised. Our will Le
| ready to deliver them in a few
| days
Excursions
ERIE RAILROAD.
Effective Juans |, 1904 Erie Ral
road Company has arranged for the oper
| ation of two specially designed Pullman
{| Parlor Observation Cars on New York-
Chicago Limited Express trains No« §
wud 4. The cars are to be used over the
daylight part of the journsy between
{Jersey City, Binghamton, Elwira and
| Hornell
[rain No.
agents
the
8 westward, leaves Jersey
City 300 p. m. daily; arrives Bingham
{ton 9.05 p. m.; Elmira, 10.30 p. m ; Hor
fuel, 11:55 p. m
| Train No. 4, eastward, leaves Hornell
7.07 a. m.; Elmira 828 a. m.;. Bingham-
ton, 9.49 a. m.; arrives Jersey City 5.40
p. mm
The observation section of each car is
{of exc-ptional size, giving ample ac-
| commodation tosuch Erie patrons asmay
| wish to more thoroughly enjoy the uni
quely pictaresque featares of the jour-
| ney bet ween the points mentioned. 8t
| Regular Sunday Keuka Lake ex-
| cursions via the Erle Rallroad Co
| will commence Sunday, May 20th
{and run the following dates, viz
| May 27th, June 10 and every alter
pate Sunday thereafter and up to and
| including Sept. 80th. Round trip
| from Waverly $1.25. Good only on
| day of date eod-830sep
|
Sunday excursions to Binghamton
| and return on the following dates
| commencing May 20th, June 34,
| 17th, July 1, 15, 29, Aug. 12, 20,
and Sept. 8. Round trip 78¢c. Good
{ only on day of date eod-sepl
$1.25 to Shahola Glen or Port Jer-
{vis sud return Sunday, June 10th
Bp cial train will leave Waverly at
7:45 a. m Special electric car will leave
| Athens at 6:52 4. m ; and Sayre at 7:07 a.
m.. to connect at Waverly with the
special train sod
8.100 to Portage Bridge and retarn
Sanday, June 10th. Special train 15-eod
Account American Medical Asso-
clation to be held In Boston, Mass.
June 5th to Sth, the Erie Raliroad
Co. will sell round trip tickets valid
to return not later than June 18th.
Round trip from Waverly via New
York, one fare for round trip plus
$1.00 Inquire at Erie ticket office
for full particulars taw-sjunl
California Excursion—Los Angeles
or San Francisco, California, and re-
turn. via Erie Railroad Tickets on
sale June 24 to July 6 inclusive. Good
to return to reach original starting
point not later than Sept. 15. Round
trip from Waverly, $80.25,
296 taw-s july 1
Commencing Sanday, May
the Erle will run first alternate Sun-
day excursion to Elmira. Round
trip 80c and will continue same until
further advised Tickets good only
on trains 25 and 24 respectively
taw- tf
Erie Rallroad Co. will sell excur
sion tickets to Elmira and return
| Wednesday, July 4, at 50 cents for
round trip. Good on all trains day
of date, taw-jal-1
|
|
Erle Ralliroad Company will sell
excursion tickets, Waverly to Ashe
| “Commercial Law League of Amer-
to return to arrive at original start-
| tng point not later than Sept. 30th.
| Rates from Waverly via New York
| $31.55, via Elmira and Pennsylvania
Railroad, $26.50 taw-ajly2s
$10:45 to Boston, Mass and return
June] to 6th Good to retura pot
| later than June 18th. taw-sjb
$675 to New York City and retarn
on Thursday Jaly 19h. Tickets good on
{all trains oa that day and to return in
115 days. 17-taw
| $2.25 to Rochester and return Sanday,
i June 24th. Good on train 7 leaving
Waverly 5:35 a. m. 15-taw
| $1.25 to Keuka Lake and return
| Wednesday, July 4th. Good day of dats
| only. Two day tickets, $1.75. taw
| $31.15 to Milwaukee Wis. and re-
lturn. $42.85 to St. Paul or Duluth,
Minn. and return. Good to Oct 3ist
| for return trip. Low rate excursions to
| principal points through the entire west
| on sale at greatly reduced rates. 13-taw
| $10 45 Sayre to Boston, Mass
{and return via the Lehigh Valley Rail-
| road, June 5th to Sth, account American
| Medical Association, See Lehigh Val-
{ley Ticket Ageata for further particu
lars 16-td
$8 25 Sayre to New Haven, Conn.
and return via the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road, June 8d to 6th, account Knighta of
Columbus National Coanecil. See Lehigh
Valley Ticket Agents for further par-
ticulars, 156-td
$1545 Sayre to Boston, Mass,
and return via the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road, Juue 7th to 11th, account The First
Church of Christ Scientist. See Lehigh
Valley Ticket Agents for further par-
ticulars. 15-td
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Piles! Piles! Piles!
Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment
will care Blind, Bleeding, Ulcerated and
Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors,
allays the itching at once, acta a8 3
poultice, gives instant relief. De. Wil-
liam's Indian Pile Ointment is prepared
for Piles and Itching of the private
parts. Every box is guaraateed. Sold
by druggists, by mail, for 0c and $1.00.
Williams Mfg Co. Prop's, Cleveland,
0. Forsale by C. M. Driggs, druggist.
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For Jury Commissioner
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Jury Commissioner, subject to Re-
publican rales. | am in favor of an
equable distribution of jurors in the
county, and am opposed to being direct
od by any political boss as to whose
name may be placed in the jury box. |
gave my county four years service dur-
ing the Civil War and believe In the
same equality and justice pow thatl
fought to establish then.
FP. N. DIXON, Wysox, Pa.
April 19, 1908. e16jun-1taw.
ORDINANCE NO. 22
Granting consent to the Valley
Telephone Company (a corporation
of the State of New York duly au-
thorized to do business in Pennsyl-
vanla), to use and occupy the streets,
lanes, alleys, bridges, and public
grounds of the Borough of South
Waverly for the purpose of erecting
poles, stringing wires and construct
ing subways with manholes in con
nection with the bullding, operating
and maintaining a Telephone system
in the Borough of South Waverly
Section 1 BE IT ENACTED by
the Town Council of the Borough of
South Waverly, and it is hereby en-
acted by authority of the same, that
consent is hereby given and granted
to the Valley Telephone Company
(A corporation of the State of New
York authorized to do business in
the State of Pennsylvania), Its suc-
cessors or assigns, to use and occupy
the streets, lanes, alleys, bridges, and
public grounds of the Borough of
South Waverly, and over or under the
same as hereinafter specified, for the
purpose of locating, erecting poles,
stringing wires and constructing sub-
ways with man-holes, in connection
with the building and maintaining
of a Telephone system and proper
usual appliances In connection there-
with
Section 2. That the sald Com-
pany, Its successors or assigns, shall
construct its lines with the usual and
necessary appliances, and maintain
and operate the same in and on the
streets, lanes, bridges and public
grounds of the sald Borough as here-
inafter specified, at its expense and in
conformity with the ordinances, reso-
lutions and regulations of the said
Borough now In force, or such reason-
able regulations hereinafter made.
Section 3 All work done pursu-
ant to the franchise hereby granted,
shall be under the direct supervision
and subject to the approval of the
Borough Council as follows:
All poles to be erected by the said
Company, its successors Or assigns,
shall be under the direction of the
Council in sald Borough or its proper
authorized Committee and agents,
and to be of such kind and character
and located at such points as shall
be approved by the sald Borough
through its Council, its Committee,
and authorized agents, and all incl-
dental repairs and necessary changes
shall be under the same supervision
gubject to the same approval of the
sald Borough and (ts authorized rep-
resentatives
Section 4. The franchise hereby
granted shall not be considered as
depriving the Borough of South Wa-
verly from granting other Telephone
franchises
Section 5 It is also made a con-
dition for the granting of this fran-
chise that the sald Company, Its suc-
cessors and assigns shall furnish the
Borough of South Waverly and to its
subscribers a good and sufficient tele-
phone service, and that the sald Com-
pany, its successors and assigns shall
not ask, charge, demand or collect
from any of ita subscribers ip the sald
Borough of South Waverly, for the
telephone service furnished, more
than the following rates, to wit
Not to exceed Thirty Dollars
($30.00) per annum for business
| telephone service on single metallic
circuit, or Twenty Dollars ($2000)
per annum for residence service on
| single metallle circuit.
| Section 6. This franchise, and all
| rights thereunder, shall terminate at
| the expiration of forty-five (46)
years from the date of fts granting.
Section 7. The Valley Telephone
Company, its successors or Assigns,
shall file a writen scceptance with
Saddles from 50c up.
from 10c up.
FOR 1906.
Tires from $1 50 up.
Broad Street.
al trimmed
3 for 5¢,6
assortment.
see.
ribbons.
Waverly.
25 and 50c.
for 5c. A
Come and
the Borough Clerk within thirty days
from the passage of this ordinance
or granting of this franchise, such ac-
ceptance to be signed by the Presl-
dent and attested by the Secretary
of the sald Company under the au
thority of the Board of Directors
thereof
Section 8 The sald Valley Tele-
phone Company, Its successors and
| assigns, shall furnish and malntaln
for the sald Borough free of charge,
| three telephones with alarm box and
| wires connecting the same with the
central exchange, and as many addi-
tional as the Borough may desire for
Ten Dollars ($10.00) per annum
each, for police calls and fire alarm
systems of the sald borough, or such
other public purpose as sald Councll
{ by resolution may direct The sald
telephones and boxes to be located
| and malntalned at such points as
shall be dealgnated by the sald Bor-
ough through its proper authorized
| representatives, within thirty (30)
days after receiving notice in writing
to install the same, the sald Com-
pany, its successors and assigns at all
times to give fire and police calls
from sald stations and boxes preced
ence over all other calls on the line
All wires connecting the poles and
the fire alarm telephones shall not be
cut or put out of service except for
such repairs and changes as are usual
and necessary, and then only on due
notice to the Burgess of the sald
Borough The sald Borough In con-
sideration of this grant, is to have
the right for fire alarm or police call
service to string and fix its wires on
the poles of the sald Company, Its
successors and assigns without
charge, If the sald Borough shall
wish to maintain and operate its own
line. The receiving of the use of the
free telephones and special rates by
the Borough not to operate to estop
the Borough from the exercise of {ta
usual legal rights except as expressly
provided in this ordinance
Section 9. Failure on the part of
the #ald Valley Telephone Company,
its successors or assigns, to fully
comply with and carry out each and
every one of the terms and conditions
of this franchise on reasonable notice
in writing, shall render the same and
all rights and privileges thereunder
vold, and the grant hereby given for-
felted.
Section 10. The sald Company,
{ts successors and assigns, shall pay
the expense of drafting and advertis-
ing this. ordinance before the same
shall become effective
Section 11 Thia ordinance shall
go into force and effect when proper-
ly accepted, expenses aforesald pald,
and duly passed, published and re-
corded according to law
Section 12 All ordinances or
parts of ordinances {inconsistent here-
with be, and the same are hereby re-
pealed
Duly passed by the Council of the
Borough of South Waverly at a regu-
lar meeting of sald Council held on
the 3rd day of April, 1906
JOHN V. QUICK, President
Attest: T. M. WALSH, Secretary
Approved this 14 day of April,
1906
PATRICK CONLEY, Bargess
I hereby certify that the foregoing
ts a full and true ropy of the original
ordinance as passed and approved,
Dated this 14 day of April, 1506.
JOHN V. QUICK.
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Political Announcement
lo the Republican Voters of Bradford
County
In formally announcing my candidacy
tor pe-eloction to the office of Represent
sive in the legislatare from Headford
county, | recognize the right of my con-
stituents to know my attitude both past
and future, on those questions which are
of such vital importance to the country
at large, :
I therefore
electad, 1 shall favor the following legis
lation, and will introduce and work
the enactment of these subjects, viz
The amendment to the Constitution
whereby the basis of the representation
in the law-making body shall he citizens
tion of foreigners coatered in the large
cities to the prejudice and exclusion of
the agricultural districts,
The revision of the tax laws so that
all kinds of property and franchises
shall pay the same millage on the dollar
of valuation.
The limiting of all franchises to a
reasonable length of time.
The granting to trolley roads of all
privileges enjoyed by steam railroads,
lucluding the right of eminent domain
and the right to carry freight.
The retention of all licensa fees and
personal property tax by the county.
The increase of the state aid in the
township road law from 15% to 50%
The granting to the people at large
more power to decide some of the more
important questions, such as the grant-
inz of franchises, municipal ownership
of pablie services corporations and mat-
ters of a local character.
The repeal of the iniquitoas sheriff's
fee bill.
The final disposition of petty misde-
meanors before a justice of the peace
and a jury of six ~reby a large por-
tion of the expen of maintaining the
criminal courts will I» eliminatad.
The enactment of legislation providing
for equality [ rates cliorged by trans-
portation «
passenger, and a maximum
rate of two cents per mile
loervased aparopriation to
schools especially township high schools,
even to the extent of the state bearing
the entire expense of maintaining the
public schoo! syste
The enactivent of the Anti-Trust bill
intrdduced Ly me at the last regular
session, prohibiting the combination of
capital for the purpose of controlling
the prices of ¢ mimodities by monopolies,
The repeal of the present muzzler law
by the enactment of a just and equitable
libel law,
I respectfally solicit the support of all
voters who are in favorof the enactment
of this legialat
re-elected, to use vvery effort on my part
to secure the enactment of the same,
Respectfully,
Athens, Pa. L. T. HOYT.
passenger
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Attorneys and Counselors.
nard Block, Athens, Pa.
Pare Olive Oil for medical
«Macaroni at §, 8 and 10e per
Ho. « Elizabeth St. Waverly.
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Heavy and Light Draying and Moving
Baggage called for and delivered in
any part of Sayre, Athens and Waverly,
and all kinds of team work attended to
promptly, Livery attached.
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For Sale
| Large. handsome go-cart, adjustable
lace parasol, ete. Dr. HL Tuttle, 311 So.
19-8
Elmer avenue.
Two pairs counter scales, almost new,
will be sold very cheap for cash. In-
| qui 8 W. 8. Wright's grocery, 207 Elmer
avenus, Sayre. 1
| The Dr. Judson rty on North
| street, Athens, Pa. Apply to W. Howard
Ren, Farmers National Bank,
For Rent
For office or living rooms, first floor
lover B. Freedman's store, 318 Broad sift
Two small ofio~s, one room with bath,
suitable for gentleman. Inquire H. R.
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| Block. 204
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Notice
Political Announcements
I hereby announce mysell as a candi-
date for Jeary Commissioner on the Re-
publican ticket, subject to the rules
governing the Republican primaries to
be held June 18th next. 8. A. BLISH.
Sayre, Pa, May 15, 1906.
To Bradford County Republicans:
1 herewith present my name AS A can
|didate for Representative in the Pean-
| sylvania Legislatare, subject to Repub-
lican rules. | stand for the enactment
trolley roads shall fave the vested right
to transport freights. A revision of our
tax laws to the end that corporations
shall contribute to relief of local taxa-
tion and be compelled to bear their just
sharw of the burden of tax. The same
| to be used for free schools or such other
purpose as our people may desire. All
laws to be deawn plain, clear and dis-
tinct so there shall be no doubt as to
intention and purpose.
| Edmund M. Tuton,
14-td Beuatley Creek, Pa.
To the Voters of Bradford County :
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for Representative subject to Republi-
can rules. 1 have always stood for clean
politics, a fair ballot and an honest
count, and 1 believe in “a square deal
for all.” If elected | will vote and work
for such laws as will farther these ends,
1 favor the passage of laws Pas
senger rates two cents a mile, also for
more liberal appropriations for schools
to the end that local taxation for that
purpose may be reduced to the lowest
possible limit and for such additional
aid for road building and maintenance
as the best interests of the people de-
mand. 1 particularly favor the enact.
ment of laws that will equalize taxation
| and compel corporations to bear thelr
Jrope share of the burden, the grant-
g of freight privileges to trolley com.
panies, and a libel law that is just and
equitable. Pledging myself to the int.
eresta of the people, 1 Sedpectiully solleit
their support at the coming primaries.
M. OOONS,
GILES
Canton, Pa., May 10, 1908.
The undersigned announces himself a
| candidate for the nomination of Jury
| Commissioner, subject to the rules of
Democratic party of Bradford county.
J.B GRAHAM,
Towanda, Pa., March 30, 19086,
To the Republican voters of Bradford
County :
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for Representative, subject to n
can rulea. [| am in favor of reform
lation, to the end that
tions shall bear their just share
ation. 1 favor the enactment of a law
permitting trolley lines to carry rola;
{
Constitution relating to railroads
other carrying com en (see Art. XVII
of Constitution). 1am alsoin favor of
two cant fares on raliroads.
288 George Moserip.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for Jury Commissioner, sub to the
Republican rules. CHARLES SCOTT,
County:
1 he
the enactment of laws allo
roads to carry freight, establ
cents a mile fare on steam
pelling corporations to bear thelr
share of taxation, providing for
WeaSUrup As Hay be demanded by
Maseh 10, 1908.
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