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VOodOois,n in Georgia.

STRANGE STORIES OF An OLD COLORED DOCTOR
A strange case OF yOodoo.sm was reported at At
ianta, Ga. Wednesday. In SandersyiIle about a
month ago the wife Of the Rev. Tom Thomas one
OF the most religious colored men In the commu-
rity, felt peculiar pain IN her limbs which grad
ualy developed the entire body. Instead OF Yield
lag TO ordinary pnysic each dose administered
dawned upon Tom that his wife was bewitched
and he sought the AID OF Gus Cheevers, a half
breed Indian. noted for his knowledge Of occult
sciences. e old doctor as soon as he approached
told Tom that his wife had been poisoned with
rattle-snake poison By neighoor. and that had
three days more delay been made she would have
been dead He could save her though. and for
the sum OF els undertook TO antldOte the pol
son Ills med scInes would he said, at l2 O'Clock
on certain day, make her sick almost unto DEATH
but after that she would get well The poison
under MS treatment exuded nom the pores or her
skin IN threa1like sprays or mucous. Finally the
woman recovered and IS now at work hOeing cot
ton sunday last the old voodOo doctor went 10
Toms TO ma out tins pOiSOner. This he pretended
10 accomplish with talismanlc ball pendant
from string. The neighb ors assembled, and the
ball was held up In front OF each as his name was
called, until Boston Stay was reached, when the
Dali new toward him, and the man. though deny
ing u, stood accused Oi1 man Jerry'S well. on a
lot adjoining Toms, began boiling up last Monday,
snd whenever a bucket OF WAFER l. drawn IL begins
10 foam and run over Ia seIdlitZ powder, until
the bucket Is empty. Tue wondrouS little Dall
also lays this deyIltnent TO Boston, and the old
doctor says the cause Is a little bottle OF poison
placed In The bottom OF the well
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L PHILADELPHIA STORE
WILL OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SUMMER
UNDERWEAR AT 25 CENTS
NAINSOOK and JEAN DRAWERS for Men, made
TO special order fit guaranteed sizes % to a. Soc.
Special bargains in LADIES' Babriggan Fine Pin
Stripe Black and Colored Hosiery. at 25c.
Child's Ribbed Hose of celebrated French make
Price was 35c. to Soc now. Csc.
Special value in Ladies' Pure Silk Mitts Csc
In White Dress Goods are Offering great bargains
India Iinons, Victoria Lawns. French Muslin. Plaid
Lawns, Plaid Nainsook. Swiss Muslin Dotted swiss,
&c, &C. Extra values at 12hc.
WASH GOODS
Just received line Of Batistes. extra fne quality
at l2hc
few more Of those beautiful Chaes and Crepelines
at l24c.
Afull assortment Of GinRhams. stripes and plaids,
with plains to match, 10c. to csc.
In sstines we showing line of beautiful styles
at l2*c choice line of French No old styles, but
all new and choice designs.
bargains in Psrasos and Sun Umbrellas
Aspecia in Mattings. extra heavy seamless at csc
worth 37hc.
CARHART LEIDY,
1el6 928 7th and 700 st NV.
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A Fatal Riot Among LabOrers.

fRoCBLE VIII INFATUATED ITALIANS AT DOVER n n
Since wOrS on the Dover, y. H., water-works
begun, June Il. by Contractor Daniel Dacey, OF
Boston, $50 Italians have been employed. Since
last Mon1ay there has been trouble between
Michael Russo. an italian boss and Alphonso
smith. Dacey's boss. Wednesday Russo was dis
charged and the men refused 10 work until he was
reinstatec- Russo Was finally put 10 work again
A few moments later, al given signal the IIal-
ians Jumped from their trenches and rushed for
Smith. one OF them. named Bard striking him with
u pick-nand.e. smith GOT into wagon and fired
al the crowd, wounding two Italians An eight
year-oid son OF J. II. Presley, who was stand
lag In Ms yard, Was struck in the head with
another bullet. and the doctors say he cannot
live. After smith had nred flye shots the wagon
was driven on followed by NIFTY infuriated Itaap rs
swearing 10 Kill him Smith succeeded In escaIl
ing, when the Italians rushed upon Thos. C. co..
Hns, OF BrOcStCn, another OF Dacey's bosses Co..
Inns faced the crowd with n revolver In each hand
nring fourteen shots, but no one was hurt When
he withdrew his reviewers he was struck with a
pick, which penetrated his back and broke one
arm. He sought refuge In a neigRb mig house
and was rescued by the police Russo refuses 20
put his men 10 WORK unless smith Is killed. When
smith mad been driven some distance ne Jumped
from tie wagon, swan the riyer and ran INFO
town, where lie was arrested and taken TO iaIl
He claims that the shooting was done In SELF
Defense Collins was also taken 70 jail IL Is now
thought that IL was one OF bis snOGs that struck
the boy
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LANSBURaH L BRO,
42O. 422, 42A. 426 7th st.
All. 40 9Th St

A GREAT SACRIFICE In
BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
FOR BOYS FROM IA TO H.
Suits we sold at ST. SO we sell now At s5
Suits we sod at ST we sell now at S45O
suits we sold at = 10 we sell now ut "a.
AND all other grades cut down i'll the proportion
FOR CHILDREN FROM Tol4
Suit with Short Pants
Suits we sold at 81 We sell at $3.50
Suits we sold At $5 sell ct 80
Suits we sold at Ut we cell at x3. So
WE HAVE FULL line OF MEMS SUITS FROM
SO UP.
An A1-Wool Cheviot Suit 1T s. worth Sl2.
Fine Prince Albert Suit ut SO. worth SEQ.
Fine Au-WoOl Indigo Blue Suit at SO guaranteed
not to fade money refunded
we nave Q fun line OF Seersucker Coats and Vests
Afull line All Wool Serge Suits at $40.
we nave full line OF Pongee Costs and Vests very
A full line of Mems and Boys Pants from 81 up
LONDON AND LIvERPo
LoTHINa CO..
je14 COR. 9TH AND @ SITS.
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Three Train Robbers Captured.

TABLEQUAH, l. T, June 22-News has Just
reached here capture OF three OF the robbers
engaged IN the holding up OF the Missouri Pacific
Railway train last Friday near Gibson station.
They were captured about four miles from the
place OF deyilment, In a house occupied by one
Harry SissOl. VINO IS known is bad e<g In this
section, he having been sentenced to be hanged
once by the courts OF this nation for murder, and
his neck was Just saved by the interference OF
United states District Judge Parker, who habeas
eorpused him from the authorities here This was
about seven or eight years ago since then he
has served a two-years' term at Detroit, Michigan.
Two OF the parties captured were brothers named
Phipps, applicants OF citizenship In this nation,
and one, cOiOred, by the name OF ''One-Eyed
Rogers" SISson made his escape by running out
OF the house, though IL Is thought he is wounded,
as he was shot AT a dozen times at close range.
Three OF the gang, four with SiSSon, are still at
large and went west, though the officers are on a
close trail
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PROFESSIONAL.

MADAM ROSS THE RELIABLE CLAIRvoY ANT
M and ASTROLOGICAL. informs her friends aud the pub
lie generaly that she will leave the city
sea shore, and all who may wish 20 consult her.
should call early, ut
je14to.1J 1910 lth St N. W
M ME- BROOKE TELLS ALL The EVENTS OF
VI LIFE All business fideptial Ladies and en-
tlemen 90 cents EACH 400 street. between 4th aud
9th streets northwest sU-4uws
DROP. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
Il voyant, Astrologer and Spiritual Medium Born
with second sight and veil. livery hidden mystery
revealed. kecovers lost or stolen property. Finds
hidden treasures. Gives lucky numbers Causes
success in business Removes all family troubles
and evil inhuences Cures sickness If disappointed
BY efforts Of others Judge not all alike the Professor
can convince the most scepca Strangers from other
cities will time and disep continent calling on
the only genuine clairvoysnt in this city, he sue
ceeds where all others TAIL and sdvertses only what
he do. Sittings, Soc Lfe-readinx BIZ mail on
receipt of ell lock vi hair Of birth Hours
. to 8. Open Sundays from " pm.
myl5-2Sts 421 9th st Nv.
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A Shrewd Svyindlcr.
COMPELLING TIE Posr-oFFIcE TO AID HIN IN pur

CohfELLING TIE PoST-OFfICE TO AID HIN IN DUPINQ
VICTIM.
publisher Mayer. OF the German Gazette, Phila-
deiphia, has been duped out OF $500 In very cum
ming manner. He had In his employ young man
named Hugo Bernstein, as advertising solicitor
check Tor SO, signed b. SOUTHERN Aisberg Co.
Anew York SILK nrm. The editor obliged him. and
the check was paid A few days ago Mr.. Mayer
received telegram purporting 10 be from
Southeim, Asoerg Co., New York, which read !:
w sent check TO Hugo Bernstein In your care.
~ ne il not with you please md him at our
bernstein, and observed that the next day his
CLERK received registered letter, which he opened
IN MI. Mayors presence and took therefrom O
check Mr.. Mayer cashed that cheek, tosO SO,
deposited II, and now that 1t Is returned, stamped
"a 1oTyery,"1s as anxious as any other victim for
The arrest or the fugitive Bernstein.
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A Phase OF n Difficuis Problem.

froD the Boston Gazette
trusted msid IN q well-known family In this
city happened 10 be In New York with her mis-
tress and her daughter not long since at a hotel
which Was In a transition state. They were
allowed 10 retain Their rooms, but no meals were
furnished al the house. The young woman
managed 70 get through sunday very comfortab y
until supper time, when she asked the clerk TO
oleel hsr 10 place where she could get good
inca he sent her 10 neig boring restaurant.
and she entered and seated herself at aole and
waited some time before she was taken any notice
ol oy tne attendants. Finally one or them ap-
prvScheo ner and said, In a supercilious manner:
we 90 not serve meals for ladies unaccom panied
py gentleman after O'Clock" The poor giIl
was Much confused by this announcement, and
ner embarrassment was not lessened by the star
Ing eyes thai followed her departure she felt her
position kesnly as she reflected that n she had
oeen female Of doubtful character in the COM
peny on man about town there would have been
no hesitation about nlling her order Surely a
rule should not be so arbitrary at a pubic house
that II cannot be relaxed where wtl-behayei
women are concerned There are a great many
rights that Will be secured In the future and one
or them Is the rgnt OF women 70 be Considered
reputable until they are proved othervise.
The Berlin KefchsanzeiQer contains a roval
pfrorr M
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A pMINIsTRATos,ss t SALE OF TW9;S story AND
No 1l23 AND TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT
BRICK. No ll25 NEW JERSEY AVENUE. BE
On MONDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FIFTH, 1883. ct
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, 2. NJ, we will sell,
through the OF the heirs OF the estate Of
$3.50 PART LOT 8, IN SQUARE 557.
This property mas front of 35 feet New Jersey
nue. and an average depth OF about 7S feet. The i'm
provements consist of twp.story and basement bay
window brick house. No 1:.3 New Jersey avenue.
contaning seven rooms and bath, fronting 15 fest.
and twv-story and basement brick house, No. 1125
New Jersey avenue containing seven rooms and bath.
fronting 20 feet This property L. sold to close the
estate should attract the attention Of purchasera
a. tho sale II peremptory
Terms: One third cash balance In nix, twelve, and
eighteen months notes Of the purchaser be given
bearing cent interest from day Of sale payable
sem-annuay, and e be secured by deed Of trust on
premises sold or all cash. At option Of purchaser
Conyeyancing. &C., ct purchasers cost Adeposit OF
$500 required each house at time OF SALE Terms e
De complied with in ten days othsrwse right reserved
TO resell the property in default at the risk and cost
Of the defaulting purchaser after ave days pubic
tce Of such sale in some Newspaper publtshed In
Washington. d. G.
jei6-dxds DUNCANsON BROS, Aucsioneers.
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INTERESTING READING Matter
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC.

We have received the following special Bargains and
deem II our duty to inform the Public of the fact so
that all have equal chances to procure advantage
Cases Of Steel River Batiste beautiful designs, fast
colors, mostly light patterns at
SC. per yard. Real value 12xc.
Cases of Valencia Plaids and Stripes dark and me-
dunn patterns. at SC. per I'd
Generally sold at 12kc
a Cases Of De Beige Remnants, fully yard wide in
Brown aud Drab designs. at 15c. per yard
Standard Value 25c.
lot of Black Alpaca Umbrellas, warranted perfect
In material and construction. at sL25 and 81.
Case of Plain and Figured Lawn Remnants, n I'd
wide, only &c. per I'd Real value 1Oc.
Gases of Light Figured Percale Remnants suitable
patterns for Shirt Waists and Chdrens Dresses only
&c. per I'D.
Regular price 12hc.
lot Of Venetian Cloth, in light and dark patterns
an elegant fabric for summer wear &C. per yd Cen
orally sold at l2Hc.
Several cases Of fine Bleached Drilling Remnants in
quality exceeding Pepperel suitable for Underwear in
general.
Only Sc per I'd: would be cheap at lie.
Al offerings above mentioned. and many others you
VIII ma on exhibition in our Well Remnant
Rooms. situated on the third floor of our establish.
ment.
RemembAr the earlv csller basf ba bo.t cbepoa.
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Business Activity South.

From the Boston Advertiser June 1d
The decline In railroad values has been ascribed
In so many quarters to too much new track that
we had expected decided failing OF in new mile.
age this year. Yet for the FIRST fve months the
new road reported is 2.27l miles, loss OF only 80
miles since last year. Naturally much OF this
road Is the finishing up OF enterprises entered upon
last year. but IL Is also true that considerable rail-
road building is now afoot, entirely unaffected by
the disastrous competition. rate-cutting, and In
terlerence by railroad commissions that is Great.
Ing so much disturbance in the granger states
inc pest sign In the figures Is the fact that the
largest increase In new construction Is in the
southern states. The South needs railroads and
can support them. They mean new development
ana more commerce, the very agencies TO stir the
south from Its lethargy. Kentucky claims ~ per
cent OF the new mileage and Georgia ranks next 10
ner, while In the whole south the mileage has
doubled since 1880, far greater percentage OF IN
crease than the North can claim.
III would be Idle To overlook the manifest ad.
vantages 1ndustrially, which the South possesses
and which Northern men are 80 rapidly nnding
out. She has all the natural resources that we
nave, and cheap labor which has no influence In
politics. There are no politics there, in one sense
and the worKfn2men are not cutting their own
noses on In labor organizations, and demanding
oemagogc legislation. The South Is a fine held
LOT the manufacturer, far more SO than the North
IN many respects, and its people are finding that
Out. The railroad building In the South follows
oeveiopMent, rather than precedes 1t, and its
growth Is the best possible evidence that the In.
dustries Of that section are taking great strides
We think 1t no Wild prophecy to say that II the
labor troubles In the North continue, the South
Will be the center OF Industrial development In the
next ten years.
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from the Lima Peru) Prensa
The printers have been exceptionally exempt
Irom failing victims to the cholera epidemics
which have recently occurred In the South Ameri.
can continent. When the yellow fever epidemic
In 1868 created CONSERVATION here the TypoRraph-
lcal Union had only to pay the expenses Of two
memoers, and both OF them recovered Now to-day
the same incident Is recorded In Chill with respect
10 Cholera, where We md that, according TO the
rport OF The president OF the Typographical Union
OF valparaiso, up 10 the date Of his last report not
enc out OF the one hundred members OF the union
had been attacked Thus they enjoy the same
yooo fortune they had experienced during the pre-
vtcus year.
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'MucH ADo ABour Noru1so.
THE Is PuZZIE

THE Is PUZZ1E
Il thing Of the past Let the dead past bury In dad
The Thsssalians fiery. untamed stesd found and
acknowledged One Master Washinston's
BuCEPHALUs
Has done more than thia He not only found and
acknowledged One Master but apes his masters do
ings. not from motives Of appreciation and affection
but In furious and frantic effort to tear down the
walls which had been builded for the
PROTECTION OF THE PEOPLE
30 base move must meet with reprobation Ali GOOD
men and true WILL follow It with execration We
point to our supporters and followers with the
degree Of pride and confidence that animated the
King Of Sparta he looked upon his army drawn up
battle array:
behold the walls Of Sparta! Ten thousand men.
and every man brick"
OF "a truth. THE PEOPLE are with u.s. and We In turn
IRE making gigantic efforts to bind them closer still BY
untirng diligence in guarding their interestA
Whatever you need in the Line Of
FINE READY-MApE CLOTHING
COME TO U.s.
pFG ssssS Cq9 oS Sv. M in make IL
VICTOR E. ADLERs's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
~: and zee 9TH st NV. corner Massachusetts, ave.
Strictly One PrloA
Open Saturday till 11pm.
a OFFICE COATS, stripes and cheeks on sale
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, from till
~ O'CLOCK PRICE 25c EACH. je1S
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DALLAS. TEX. June S.-The managers OF the
Texas state fair and Dallas exposition orfer three
liberal prizes to be awarded bridal couples for
their progressing qualities, with the provision
that the marriages shall be publicly performed on
the fair grounds. Three entries have already been
made. and others TO the number OF a score are ex-
pected- LlberatIS Band will play the wedding
march, and the marriage hall is TO be strevn with
flowers
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hEFRIGERAToRs.
HOUSEKEEPERS are invited to examine the CELE-
DRAFTED REFRIGERATORS for which we are sole
agents Tor the District
EDDY'S REFRIGERATOR
WITH SLATESTONE SHELVES
have sold above for twelve years. and every pur.
chaser il pleased with them
LORILLARD REFRIGERATOR
For Clubs and Restaurants
MONROE PATENT REFRIGERATOR Z.
lined entirely with glazed stoneware.
They all frst-class Refrigerstors and do their
work well and economically.
Write or call for crculara
WHITE MOUNTAIN IcE-CREAM FREEZERs
None better. NJ. w. BEVERID0E
myzo-3m 1909 Pa. Ave-
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A COurt.EOuse burned by Incen.
diaries.

PARKERsBURG, W. Va, June 22.-The Webster
County Courthouse, together with the County
and Circuit Court clerks and sherifs o1ices, and
all the contents OF papers, records and public
documents was burned Monday night. The burn
Ing was the work OF an incendiary, but no clue TO
the guilty party has. yet, been found The
printing ONCE and outfit u the Echo, the only
paper published In the county, was also destroyed
AT he's ms me
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL %. lsss.


OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND { STREET
f1r Shicago and Northwest express daily 10 :55A
!, Fer Cincinnati and St Louis. expires. daily sua
For pltrsburg aud Cleveland. express daily lo.5sA
For Phiisdephis Newark and Wilmin.. a. 2 10.
m; : 90 and ) % pm daily, express
Phiadeipiia, = an ana Is II p p.m Baltimore ana
For sinserly and intermediate points 81 30 an.
For baltimore. .. 6:3o. 40. go. $50. pas. IL
train1 10 20 an - - "a ns
Co so onaa S 9 80 ss g As 4 ana
For Annspolis, $40 and s 30 a m. 1910 aud 80
napois z 40 s 81 M. IL .05. $50. 20 pm sun
For Way stations between Washington and Balti.
more. s. 40, $50 m, Y 10, 3 30 IS. As pm
For stations on the Metropolitsn Branch. f,j :s5
m. y N for principal stations only. 10 20 m.
For Gsiihersburv and intermediate points team,
For Boyd's and intermediate stations. ~ pm. so
Church train leaves WASHINGTON on Sunday only 1t
la pm, stopping at all stations on Metropolitan
8 Ior Frederick flo: lo Am- g. "a b. 1880 pm
sundays 10 pm
For Luray and points the shensndoah Valley n
r TO Roanoke, and all points south Norfolk aud
Trains arrive from Chicago daily 20 m aud Sis
2, m from Cincinnati and 81 Louis daily 500 m
ana Loo .. M from Pltisburg daily 20 M els
=.
From Philadelphia Chester. and Wilmington. 10 a
a. m. , 80 z 10, AMI 800 D. m. daily.
Prom singerly and intermediate points north Of
Trains leave baltimore for Washington at o 20,
o 80. 9:2a y, 9:O5, 10 t45-mnute train) (4l-nn-
ute train) a. m IL II. ., 3 40 3. q. $50, s;l5
. 50 ana IL ?, NJ ON sundays. 80. y. Dos. 10
fExcept sunday. DAILY; ssundAy only,
Baegage called Tor and checked at hotels and
dences on orders left at ticket Offices Olg and 1874
Pennsylvania ave.
". N CLEMENTS. CHAS o sCTLI.
ap30 Gen. Manager, Gen Pass Agent
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In New York, Paul wltte, q lad OF ten yearA
o' eo early yesterday morning nom the ELECTS Of
oo5e OF Trough on rats" which he took the day
oefor, with suicidal intent He had teen prom
ised whipping.
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"a ssiek DIEEi isS.t ~ stG Sss
BY virtueof deed Of trust duly recorded in Iiber
o g Of the hand ,sSS.;
.fHTKsD%y, HE T%kSTY E5SHIh PxT q y
LoT Is OF cADES soJ sSBp5S Sy OF PART OF
back that width 40 feet to l0foot alley, together
neges TO the same belonging or In anywise appertain
This lot is improved by desirable three story and
basement brick dwelling known a. No. 924 NJ street
Terms One-third cash. balance in equal insalments
at and two years. notes to bear per interest
option Of purchaser; $4,000 remain on the
payable semi ANNUALLY. ami balance cash: Conveying
Ing 81 at purchases cost DEPOSIT Of s309 re-,
10 days otherwise the trustee the right
fs M afsef psS Of such
Du0s dTd5 T. wsfanfSp
DuNcANsoN BROS. Aaet.oneers ;eis-dSds
CEAsE EsgSTE on sTfGHF Ss 9RHffSEsG
bLEE BIS 4Sl hSRzES s khSxf
Ry Virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court Of the
T on HgEsR FIVE TT SEScK
Of the premises offer for sale At public auction org
lots 80 81 81 and 33 of c. T. Gardners subdivision
of part said square ALSO the ives: (27
.a s 90 s.s saS ssVs BIZ 8 81
Twenty sEyESTH, 1855, at HALF-PAsT FIVE
in front of the premises lots 10 and and the north
Ave () lot g. and the south five (5) feet lot
~. in starr Metcalrs subdivision Of square 302
being known as houses Nos 2217 and 22l9 18th
street northwest.
Terms of sale One third Of the purchase money in
cash, the residue in three equal nstaments able
in and years respectively from the day of SALE
the deferred payments to be evidenced BY the promise
the purchasero bearing dates
the day OF sale and with interest at the rae Of six
per centun per annum secured by deeds Of trusts
all cash at the option of the purchaser. deposit of
$3.50 shall be required at the time Of sale each
piece parcel property separately sold in square
No; 252 and deposit Of sl00 shall be required on
each II the remaining property when sold and
any purchaser purchasers fail to comply with the
within such reasonable time the trus-
may prescribe then he shall proceed
and sell ut the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur
chaser All conveyancng and recording to be at the
purchasers cost. BENJAMIN H STINEMETZ.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. Trustee.
ta1S
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Insane from Fear Cor Her Hnshana

Insane from Fear for Her Husbamd.
From the Indianapolis Journal, June IL
Mrs Tieben, whose husband was bitten several
weeks ago by dog that was supposed to have the
hydrophobia, has been declared insane. The ex.
clteinent that she was under at that time coupled
with the fear that her husband would be att acked
Win ny drophoeia, Is the cause OF her insanity
and the physicians say her reason Is pernane emily
detnroned Mr.. Tieben has entirely recovered
from the injuries he received