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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1893-01-11

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Tbs is purely "a tariff for revenue
only" and practically free trade rs dio-
tinguished from protection. Not one
domestic interest obtains IN iota OF
advantage by means OF this schedule.
On the contrary, il imposes a posi-
tive tax upon every consumer OF the
foreign articles Included in it, In the
United States the breakfast table is
at present free, while in Great u. it,
ain, where the distress of the work
ing classes Is steadily increasing. il is
burdened with heavy eXaction. This
is the Democratic model Of taxation
The Democratic party, however,
cOntcmplates several Improvements.
Sugar, which forms part of the Amer
lean free list, is to be taxed alike
with tea and coffee. In addition we
are promised an income tax TO help
cover the deficit which the Demo
cratic party expects its reform"
measures will create The American
people are i'm a fair way 80 learn soon
whether revenue tariff is tax or
not, and the experiment will be one
that will not bc readily forgotten.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1893-01-11
This is Probably "A Fable.

or .Esop, the "fabulist," il is writ
ten that he was person OF extreme
ly luxurious tastes. and that he once
had served at banquet a dish Of
birds at an expense OF 81, 900.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1893-01-11
No Profit in a Jun, shop.

The sooner Uncle sam understands
that his policy OF booming the silver
market is the direct road 10 the poor
house the better ii will be for him.
Louisville Commercial.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1893-01-11
PANAMA CANAL WRECK
ENCULFS MANY GREAT MEN
OF FRANCE.

I:razcn Theits Amounting to Over sixty
Millions Machinery valued at 500. O0o,-
900 Hotting-vcgetatio Covering the
Intended ROutc-Tho usands Starving.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1893-01-11

HOMER says the Greek bow was used
by placing one end on the ground, -
secure steadiness OF aim.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1893-01-11
InprincipIed PopuIi,ts.

The Populists arc evidently in pol
i.!cs for what they can get. PETER
SAYS his party will favor either the
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1893-01-11

ABoUT $500 varieties OF roses have
been propagated during this century.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1893-01-11
I.cft-OGCIotbes

In England secondhand clothes
are called ~lcft-oh clJthes.'
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1893-01-11
The CRISIS IN France.

The exposure Of the corruption,
acknowledgements and stealing in Pan
ANA canal affairS has aroused the in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-16
TERRIBLY INCREASING.

The Authorities OF the Board OF Health
Give Some Important Information About
the Present Condition of the People.
AT no time IN the history Of New York City
have there boon so many deaths from pnenlnO.
nia US now. The Official figures show that nearly
twice a. many deaths from this Glllbo are occur.
Ing than for tho lust live years. This Is some
thing terrible.
Dr John \. Magic, registrar OF vital statistics,
says that this luGTeaSu d duo 10 tho Influence Of
grip. He says that grip may bo called epidemic
iusl now, aud that In thH'malOrlty OF cases grip
Is vital contributing cause 10 pneumonia aud
all dangerous pulmonary troubles, At this time
Of the year, when we ore changing over from
winter to sprlng there Is always low order Of
vitality; reaction from the stratus OK the sea-
son, Tie blood does not tlpw 80 full nor rapidly;
the strength Is less. For this reason "Trip has
much better chance than at any other season.
. This Is time OF year when people need to BIO
careful and too much importance cannot DO
placed upon keeping the blood warm aud IN
circulation. You must bring about reaction
i you wish TO avoid the pain and dangers OF
these troubles 10 time, There u but one way by
which u reaction eau DO brought about and that
Is by the use OF u pure Stlmulant preferably
arc few whSkeys which RTe pure, The only
really pure and reliable whiskoy known 10 the
medical profession or the world Is DuAy's Pure
Malt. II possgsses qualities known only to itself
II will bring about u reaction aud prevent cold,
pneumonia or tho grip where many BO'callod
atimulants would full. II has saved more lives
and relieved more suffering than anything OF
similar nature which was ever knoWItSbetOrc 70
the world,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-16
NIARrIN,s rEKnY.
News Notes and Personals from Our Near
GeiGhbor.

News Notes and Personals from Our Near
EeiGhbor.
The case Of John Cain VS.. W. X. Elson
for $4,000 damages was tried before
Judge briggs in tho common pleas
court at ST. Ulairsville Yesterday. Tho
testimony was all in by noon. Tho
argument OF Nichols and kennon, for
the plaintiff, aud Duncan aud Elson,
for the defendant, occupied about two
hours and the case went to tho Jury at
o'clock. The jurymen after deliber.
ating for two hours went to supper and
wore sent back again after supper The
verdict was not learned.
The work OF opening north Fifth
street above Centre was commenced
yesterday by @. O. Cochran, and the
dirt is being hauled to the place whore
tho fill Is being made on this street, be.
tween Clark and Centre. A fine Indian
dart was found during the excavation
yesterday 1t is said thst L. Spence
will get out IN injunction to stop the
work.
Robert Wilson, of Wilson Bros.
laundry, fell from the roof to the ground
on Saturday aud escaped with u few
bruises, and yesterday Fred Barker, ono
OF the employees, had his leg slightly
scalded by steam while blowing off the
boiler. .. 49,.
The case OF the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie
Railroad Company Va, the Belmont
Brick and Tile Company, for condemna-
ton, is set for tomorrow at ST. Clairs-
vile.
Rev. II. N. Campbell will go to Wash
inGton, d. O., to attend the general as.
sembly Of the Presbyterian church as u
delegate.
William R. Dilworth, proprietor Of
tho Hotel st. Clair, returned last night
from q pleasant soiourn in jefferson
county.
James II. Dronnen, Esq, loft yester.
day for Chicago to attend the National
Editorial Association aud tho Worlds
Fair.
II. ]. Wade, esq, is quite sick at his
homo on South Second, and 1t Is thought
that he will not recover.
Hurry George goes to HE home Mt
East Liverpool tomorrow to spend a
fow days.
Work has been commenced on the
electrical railway in the lower end Of
town,
Mrs. ]. r. Wilson and son left yestor-
day for Dayton to visit relatives,
Mira. DR.. Monroe Hickman was taken
suddenly Ill last evening.
Miss Beta Sheets is on tho sick list at
her homo In tho Elms.
FF. owesnoy, Of stoubonvillo, was
in town last night,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-16
srREEr DEMONSTRATION.
This Committee Gets Down to Earnest
Work

This Committee Gets Down to Earnest
Work.
Immediately after the adjournment
OF the committee OH speeches and en-
'ortainmont, the committee on atreet
demonstration mot, and organized by the
election Of Mr. Henry Daer as chairman,
mud Mr. Dave O. Dingor, secretary,
Prot Birch moved that tho parade
start at S;8O.n. ln., ut the capitol and
ond at the capitol The motion pro.
vailed.
Prof. Birch next moved that tho
secretary invite oil tho organized soCio-
Ties, public and paroChial school schol.
larB, military organizations Of tho First
di9trict to participate.
II was also concluded that II would
90 good thing to invite tho people OF
Tho country side TO como OH horses, aud
form a cavalry division In tho parade.
Iho following gentlemen will DO invited
,,olorm delegations OF horsomon In tholr
localities, Morgan McCulloCh, A. d.
Iarden, Short Crock; j, j. Jacobs, Prof.
A. :, Bell, West Liberty, Lewis steen.
rcd Elm Grove Luther lilanoy, RonOy'a
Tho following oqucstrluus woro also
invited to hustle for cavalry division
from tile city, sam HnGlott, Edward
Franzhoim, llNl spicdol, o. D. Thomp.
son, Richard Allen, !. NJ Bowler, John
IL. LIST y II. Tango, A. d. List.
For chief marshal Of parade, Colonel
Augustus Roll, was elected unanimous.
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A FINE OFFICE nUl1DING
To be Erected for the Atna.s Standard Irol
Works.

To be Erected for the Etna.standard Iron
Works.
LeIner & Faris, the architects, have
just completed the plans for three
story building Of brick, to be used for
Offices by the E!na-Standard Iron works,
at Etnaville. 1t will DO a very hand.
some structure as to the exterior, and
will be painted brown all over and sand,
cd, 80 rs to protect it from smoke and
dirt. Tho roof will be slate.
On the first floor will DO a large rocep'
ton hall. the bookkeopers', pay clerks
and managers offices, with lavatory,
closets, etc. The halls will be tiled and
the Office floors Of polished oak, hard
wood finish. The second story will
contain stockholders' and directors
room, stenographers' Office, corrusating
department office, bill clerks and tele-
graph operators room, with lavatory,
etc. There will be Il flreproof vault
three stories high, and an elevator for
books connecting tho bookkeepers' and
bill clerks rooms. The third floor will
be devoted to the drafting rooms. 1t
is to DO erected ut once on tho site oil
the present Etna Office.
The same firm has Just drawn plans
for fine double residence to be built
in Bridgeport by Lawyer Duncan,
The foundations OF tho German NJ. Z.
church addition and new front have
been completed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-16
NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage ofwatcr nnd Movements of Boat
Tho Rivcr IntOresta.

stage ofWat'r nnd Movements of Boats
,NO l''ver interests;
= INC MARKS OH inc wharf snow ioet
nnehes IN tho channel ana stationary.
TheJohn Moreland and Pacific passed
up yesterday with big towb Of empty
bargoS.
Tho Andes Is lying at tho steubon-
vile wharf ready to take ah excursion
down the river.
The Courier will mnke lie frat trim In
tho Parkorsburp trndo to-day, leaving
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue Of decd OF trust made by sarah q
Degarmo and Jlblsh Degarmo her husband, to
me as trustee, dated juno %, 1885 recorded in
ne ohlce OF the clerk OF the county court Of
Snlo county, West Virginia IN doed Of tFust
door OF the court house. on
MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF JUNE, 1893
commencing OF 10 O'Clock q M, the following
described property; A certain tract OF land 8ltus
ate on tho wuteTs Of Little Wheeling creek, in
ONO county, West Virginia, and bounded q
lolloWs Beginning at an elm corner 10 HlngB't
thence north 40S east SLO poles along Hggl
line to u point on Dlxons run on Q. n ToTTel'a
lihe noai white walnut; thence with TeTTel'd
line north " west q Is poles to stone; thence
corner; thence south 81 east 80 poles along
ltlgEE line 70 the place OF beginning, containing
1--WE l6l acres and u poles being the same prop.
er.y conveyed 70 thetald Sarah G. DegaTmp. DC.
GEs ceased, Sy " " Porter and wife BY deed dated
the clerk Of the county court 0t Ohio county,
West Virginia IN deed book No. n, pages $50 aud
loi, Also that other tract Of hind I'D.
Soaa Ad AY pDds One AF EdSS fo 1Ss
which Is bounded Us follows; Beginnlng
a. white oak corner 10 Terrell; theaee along
Gefreps limo south iO0 east 80 poles 10 the middle
q Dixone runs thence up sud run and along
inc line OF H9Rs' south lS.k' west II poles 70 u
Stake; thence north G!lSs west Is poleAto stake;
thence north AZ east 7 poles 20 d stake; thence
leaving run north 6lISo east 70 poles ~ the place
81 beginnlug, containing one ~ acre, more OF
less, Being the Iame property conveyed 10 the
SAID Sarah Z, Degnripo, now deceased, by w. w.
Porter and wife, dated February TO- 1881 aud re-
corded IN tho said clerks Office in decd book
No, y, pages $50 and lll Alsoa certain piece or
parcel Of land lying IN Liberty township now
district In OHIO county, West Virginia. and be-
inE y portion OF the farm OF Chlr eS S Terrell,
and bounded aud described as follOws: Begin
mug ut stump on tho bank u Di&on'a run;
thence north Az west rs poles 10 stump;
thence north 20' west 20 poles aud ~ llnks 10
white walnut out OF root on the bank OF said
run; thence north So east 10 poles TO a stone:
thence south A' cast ~ poles and II Inks 10 \
sugar tree; thence south 2Ih0 Gust to the place
OF beginning containing three ~ aOrcs, one rood
and two poles, more or losS Being the same
property which was conveyed 70 the said Sarah
Z. Desartno, now deceased, by Chnrles $, TerTll
and vito, by deed dated My 9, 1873 and record.
90 IN thGSaid clerks ollce In deed book No. 20,
plgO 457.
Tho title TO tho said property Is believed to DO
perfect, but selling rs trustee will convoy only
the tito vested In me by said deed Of trust
TERMS or SALE-One'lhird or " much more
rs the purchaser may elect TO pay IN cash on tho
day OF sale, tho bGMncu iu two equal INSTALL
mentt At one ind two years, notes bearing lntcr-
est from the day OF sale to DO given for the do.
tOrrod payments, and title 70 10 rOGained until
payment Is made IN full.
JOHN 0. PEEDLEToN, Trustee.
Q. A. sHAPPER Co., Agents, piy6
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!. !. vaa decided !hal Colonel Ron

ly. It was decided that Colonel Rolf
should select his staff.
Prof. Birch moved that m invitation
be extended TO the commaldant OF the
West Virginia University cadets for his
corps to take part in the Columbian pa
rade, with their artillery, The motion
was received with enthusiasm aud nnan-
mously passed,
The matter OF artillery was further
discussed, aud it was found that In
addition to the university guns, three
pieces are available here IN the city,
Il was decided to fire toFty'Iour guns
between 8 and O'Clock in the morning,
1t was also decided that a national
salute OF twenty-one guns be fired at
noon.
1t was determined that all the wheel
men OF the city be invited to form a
lantern parade on the evening oil tho
Fourth.
The committee was in favor OF boat
race ON the river about in the evening,
and will, II there are sufficient funds
raised, offer inducements tothe oarsmen,
A tub race will also be arranged to fol'
low or precede tho boat race.
A balloon ascension was mentioned
1t was decided that the secretary OF the
committee get terms from balloonist
for an ascension in the morning,
The secretary was instructed to en-.
deavor TO secure wire to wire the streets
SO that the people would not crowd out
onto the streets during the parade, It
was thought the wire could be secured
from either the telegraph or telephone
companies or the electric railway COM
pany,
Tho committee at 1880 o'clock ad.
journed to meet at the call Of the chair
man,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Scaled proposals will 10 received for remodel.
Ing ind building addition To Lincoln School, IN
Madison Bub.dlStri0t, by tho Clerk Of tho hoard
Of Education, until Thursday May tho 18TH,
1893, at " IN, sald building 10 DO erected IN 40.
pordanoe With tho plans aud specifications by N.
J. uiOsOyi. now on Mo In the rooms OF the
BnlldCrH' Exchange
bidders must submit with their proposals. q
certified check for ~ pOr cont Of amount Of bid,
conditioned thnt u awarded tho work thOy will,
within ton days aiief such award DO made, Cnlbf
Into contract With good mud sufficient BlirOtlOs,
10 perform the work 80 awarded according 70
the plans aud specifications, and 10 the ehllfn
satisfaction Of tho DOntd VI Education, within
tho time specified In tho contract
The successful contractor must glvU a bond
for tho satisfactory performance OitlO contract,
bond and surety to DO approved by tho board
oil Education.
All proposals nto TO DO addressed 10 tho Com.
mIllCo on buildings mud Grounds Of tho board
Oi Education
Tho C0mmlttOO reserves tho right 10 reject any
6oISilTTEE ON BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS,
myl0 WIN, EiLiN0IiAN, Chairman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-16

There is not particle Of doubt now
that the Columbian Fourth OF July cole.
bration will be success, hitherto un'
equaled in Wheeling The enthusiasm
and industry with which the two com.
mlttee4 that met last night took hold OF
matters, indicates anything but failure
The finance sub-committees arc also
hard at work on Market and Main
streets, and are mesting with encourage
ING success. Tho opinion at first was that
this committee would do very we'll Ii it
succeeded in getting $1,000, but from
the success that has already attended
their efforts, it is now thought that
twice that amount will be secured with.
out any trouble
The various organizations OF the city
arc nearly all taking hold Of the pro-
uosed celebration, and it will be the OK.
ception to the rule, to find any OF them
out OF it. Though many societies have
arranged for piCnics and celebrations OF
their own, the bic celebration will in
teriere with mono OF them, hence their
willingness and enthusiasm in taking
hold.
Congressman Pendleton, who was
last night selected by the committee on
speakers and entertainments rs one OF
the orators of the day, has been tele.
graphed to, and his acceptance Is looked
Tor to-day,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-16

ever been constructed for any Ohio
river steamer using high pressure ma
chinery,
Commodore W. S. Kountz and Capt
O. w. Bachelor arc about the only com.
mNnders OF the old Cincinnati packet
line left. Commodore Kountz is out OF
business, but Captain Bachelor 10 nc.
lively engaged in the Keystone bank, Of
which he is vice president-Pasburgk
Commercial Gazette,
Warren, Pa.-Riyer 2 feet 8 inches;
raining.
Pittsburgh, Pa.-River feet inches
and rising slowly; raining.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-16
MARTlN.g EEaaY LOIS AT AUCTION.
TWO HUNDRED LOTS !.
Beautiful Avondale Home
ROR SALE AN AuCTI0M THDRSnAY NAV 2R 13a2
MARTINS FEaaY LOTS AT AUCTION.
SALE BEGINS AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.

Lunch will be served free the grounds and Free Tranpoon
and from the will be furnished the Terminal Railroad Special
trains leave Wheeling Depot o'clock directly
the grounds The Avondae Martins Ferry just been laid
lots and furnishes the finest residence the Ohio Valley all above high
The Avondae with house. with about
in tine fruit and hrubby will be offered tract desired
Martins Ferry population 5000 employs 5000 In tie
mills and factories has railroads electric railways within
fifteen Wheeling by and the coming CITY, Trains
all these railroads the east side Avonda and this addition
No auction lots held city there has
BOOM Lots will be sold cheap treble six months
TERMS sE0nehd cash. balance and with interest
For further information inquire William Koehnne Charles W. Appen
zele Bridgeport j. A. Dennen, the Martins Ferry
A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-16
BELLAIRE,
All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.

AL Sorts OF Local News anu GOSSIP from
the Glass City.
The talk about tho Cleveland, Lorain
& Wheeling railroad company having
cousummated an arrangement to use
the vacated B. q o. yards, round house,
etc, and make It's terminus here. turns
out myth. No such arrangement has
been made and none OF tho through
trains on the @. L. 4 W. are to run into
Bellaire. The passenger service Of this
line ia to be practically cut OFT from this
city under the summer schedule.
The township board Of education met
yesterday and wrestled with tue ques-
ton OF schools in the township, Last
year they run in debt about s. ,00O and
the question how to make both onds
meet was tho puzzling ono. Tho result
was they levied eight mills for this year,
nn increase OF two mills over the levy
made last year, and passed resolution
limiting the pay Of teachers 10 500 per
month.
The ceremonies incident to the formal
installation Of Rev. John Q. McCracken
US pastor OF tho Second Presbyterian
church will take place at the church TO.
morrow evening. Rov. ]. NJ. Stephens,
OF Bridgeport, Rev. L. Mochlin, OF New
Athens, and Rev. ]. S, Plummor, oil
Cadiz, will bo present to preach the ser
mon, charge the pastor and instruct the
congregation.
Tho Wheeling Electric Railway Com.
pany will ask for the same rights and
privileges on this side OF the river as
were granted A. Il. Leyda aud others
recently. The object OF this is 10 doubt
to be able to purchase the road now
being built on equitable terms or par
allel the line with road OF their own.
The council will meet this evening,
and their figuring on who shall DO coun'
Gilman from the Fourth ward in tho
case OF the tie vote, which was decided
BY lot in favor OF W. d. Jones, will
npain show up. In Roche still claims
the seat. Mr.. Jones will not be pros
ent, having gone to Dayton.
W. D. Jonos, DR.. Porteraeld and j,
II. Murray left yesterday for Dayton to
attend tho state council Of the Ameri'
can Mechanics, and DR.. Kemple and A,
Haas and Mrs. A. Haas and Mrs. 0. O.
SoiS lels gu tne ,k sln " a." "a " 5
O. state oncampment.
-. =. Meils' i9rT m ~ p, w. utuS
business I;1 wisn "a. H. S sm ~ D;PUtI ~
StoI ~ Gun .,.;i IT, 91 en- and Nv hnou
u! ~ n's WIG insS iN'i ~ H ~ I"s o Ooo
~ II! neaisn oYei sIiiI1 I Eo,p ISL
d d. i0r.y ,. .sooV ~ dnaS nagnr,s ' '"
n - I ~ ~. a.s - Ar. n
pr' 1eotge =. LAY, u SUI ON ~ - mr l. ~ ~;
pay, o. this so"nSntR, wiz " irh hrrsou
~ MIL Mt'IlspuIB' vi, ,s ~ as Duo:
10 ~ MISS ~ Aiellu Do''1 H. NJ. VI NV NV.
nroctic;na ,pedicine in Mart;nsbur1 for
several Wars
1,,. 49," .'..,,,.. .,o, :, u;, o,., =,
Ill, my iV V yoIns Ivy G NY NV, 10,
was conforrod ada last weak nj s. Glars.
villa entertoined Tho knirhts of lhis
civ ut Mira Binnus's ice cream parlors
Yesterday evening, and had an elegant
spread.
Tboro was n troin ,ood NJ vollow cars
passed through here over the i. 4 o.
yesterday, and each Of them had in large
lettera on the side "World's Fnir. "
They were summer cars aud evidently
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TRUsrEE's SALE.

n
By virtue OF two deeds OF trust mado by
Charles Jungling and Laura NJ. Jungling, hls
wife, to me rs trustee. the lrst dated juno 90,
1883, recorded IN the Otllco OF tho Clerk Of tho
County Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia, in
Deed OF Trust Book No y, phge lTS tho second
dated juno q, 1880, recorded In said clerks
otlico IN Deed OF Trust Book No. 90 page 4l6
will soil at the north front door OF tho Court
House Of said county on
SATURDAY, TIE 10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1899,
commencing at 10 o'clock H. M, tho following
described property that Is to say: All tho In.
tereSt OF Eaid parties In and to O certain lot OF
ground situated on Wheeling Island, In the city
Of Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia. IN a
subdivision Culled fnwOod Square and laid
out by John A. Armstrong aud Charles Lauu,
said lot being known 0s number ten In said
subdivision
The interest OF said parties In said lot which
will be sold, II tho whole thereof during tho
life Of Christina Katharine HoCsehle. and after
her death tho fec to the undivided onc.halt Of
said lot
TEISfs OF sALg-ono.thlrd aud as much moro
as the purchaser elects to pay In cash on tho dry
OF slle, the balance IN two equal installmcntA at
QUO and two years notes bearing lutorost from
the dly Of sale TO DO given for tho deferred pay.
ments, the tito 10 DO held until payment Is
made In full.
W.. W. CowDEN, Trustee.
W. II. HALLER, AuOtloneer myl0
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My wife wns confined to hor bod for
over two months with worry severe at.
tack Of rheumatism. We could got
nothing that would afford hoF any 70.
lief, and es last resort gave Chamber.
laln'a Plaln Balm n trial. To our great
surprise che began 10 improve after tho
first application, aud by using II rogu.
larly she was soon able to GOT up aud
attend 10 her house work. Il. II. John.
son, 81 o. j. Knutson & 90, Kenslng.
ton, Mum.