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Graham guardian., 1895-12-20
EAsHIonARLE FOOTWEAR.
More Attention Paid TO Comfort and Con-
venience Than Formerly.

More Attention Paid TO Comfort and Con-
vonience Than Formerly.
"Of course, for carriage wear house
wear, evening wear, the Louis Quinze
heel is all the go--although l do not
advocate women moving about all day
in the house, for instance, with their
feet at the angle those heels enforce.
Whether a woman is walking on the
street or walking in the house her foot
should be properly poised. The low
heel and pointed toe, even an extremely
pointed toe, are TO be preferred to the
broad toe and high heel which prevailed
dozen or so years ago."
"And about the picadilly toes-are
they vanishing?"
"a rounded toe, neither pointed nor
square. is what we are making now for
walking boots, but slippers still ter
inmate in sharp point, perhaps not as
exaggerated as last season.
Buckles have little to do with the
anatomy of the foot he added. but L
want to show you these cut-steeI
buckles on the patent-leather slippers
and he took from the show window n
variety of Cinderella-like footgear
strapped and buclled in novel and
dainty designs. They were pretty
enough for the roseleaf feet of fairies.
SIN regard to leggings, subject so
important to the tuniced and gated
Rosalinds who fit through our parks
and along our boulevards, it is revealed
that shapely and satisfactory acces-
sories of the kind are being made of
black leather and pigsllin. The ma
jority are buttoned for convenience in
getting into them, but the more ex-
pensive are laced with delicate preci-
sion and fit like wax.
Undoubtedly people pay much more
attention to their feet, take better care
OF them and think more of their COM
fort now than they ever did. And well
they need to do So" quoth the shoe
maker, emphatically. "Many people
are one-sided and their bodies thrown
clear out of plumb simply from always
having balanced themselves on absurd
heels and having worn the wrong shape
of shoe. know personally an appar-
emily sensible woman who weighed
two hundred and twenty-five pounds
and who wore habitually one and one
half shoe with heel three inches high.
She fell once or twice and hurt herself,
but the fall was never attributed to the
shoes. l have another customer, fine
looking girl of noble proportions, who
invariably orders an "A last. 1t is en-
tirely too narrow for her. Among the
people who come to us to be fitted are
a great many whose feet are totally I'M
like. They have corn, perhaps, on one
foot, and habitually walk in such way
as sr1.aaase that foot; that is, throw the
pressure Off r,e corn. A different set
of muscles is used and thervsosse eii -. 80
in different way from it's companio.,,
foot. People invariably favor one
member of the body more than the
other; in measuring for leggings one
leg is often found much larger than the
other, and the same is true in regard to
feet. The shoes are made similar, but
the feet are distinctly different" IN, Y.
Tribune. :
Graham guardian., 1895-12-20
RANCH FOR SALE.

Eighty acres of improved land
two miles from Stafford, patented
thirty acres in alfalfa, twenty-five
acres planted in corn, comfortable
adobe dwelling, best well of water
in the valley, irrigation facilities
water cannot fail un-
til the Gila river goes dry. The
ranch will pay the purchascmoney
in two years from the alfalfa alone.
Apply to
u r. u G<xrr>xx-~>x @ ~ - III
Graham guardian., 1895-12-20

The tables are supplied with the very best
to be had in the market; all kinds of vegetables
and fruit in season. Families boarded at
special rates Give us a call and be convinced
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WOMEN, Get STRENGTH.
No Excuse for Debility aud Ncr-
vousness.
What Paino's Celery Compound Docs
IN d Few Short Woeks-It Makes a
Tremendous Difference With Tired,
slokly Women.

Bottom Herald.
ln thousands Of homes uomo ono.
father, mother or bother, Is actually
dying from starvation Of tho nerves and
blood. This lick OF nutrition Of somo
vital part 10 not usually called by tho
harsh word starvation" but 1t amounts
to tho Same thing. It 10 called dyspop-
Ella, neuralgia, Brieht's disease. rheuma.
tian or nervous pros!ration, headaches
or aleoplessness.N
Thi, general feeling Of discomfort
throughout the body shows literal
starvation OF some OF the important
organs Of the body, either heart, kid.
ncys. stomach, liver or nervo centres.
Scores OF mon and women showing
their first gray hair, who In business
and society wear O smiling countonauco.
arc tormentod in private by despond.
oncy thoy can scarcely explain, which
renders their life almost uncomfortable.
Such mental depression, falling short oil
insanity, occurs most often at tho turn.
Ing point" OF life, or soon after it, and
10 a lamentably common complaint.
Alter middle life the body often DO.
comes bloodle.s, tho nerve tissues i'm.
poverished. Then Paino's celery COM
pound supplies building material for
used.up blood and nerves. 1t makes
people strong. ruddy and we'll. II regu.
lates tho nerves, feeds their wasted. ex-
hausted parts, purities the blood OF all
dangerous humors and brings back
strength and health. Whore there Is
gradual loss OF strength, growing thin.
ness, irritability md nervousness,
Paine's celery compound keeps up the
strength and rcsists the final breakdown
10 state OF invalidisn and OF constant
suffering that is likely 20 come whore
nothing ia done to check the wasting
process.
1t is upon women that the great bur.
den OF firing, exhausting aud petty
duties fall.
Hundreds sol homes might be saved
from sickness and uuhappiness II tho
vile or the husband, or some member
Of the HOUSEHOLD could only see how near
aid and comfort ia to tho dear ones who
arc slowly dropping and relaxing their
interest in the things about them, pre-.
paratory to leaving thom forever.
Paine's celery compound is within the
reach Of every home in the land whore
there Is illness. It has met the unquali-
fed approval Of reputable physicians OF
every school.
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LOCAL BRsvIrIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment III aud About
tho City,


tho city
orERA HOUSE this ovoning-"Janc."
1mE GRAND this ovening-Ells In
Casper, tho Yodler."
AMEErlSG OF tho council committee
on accounts has boon called for this
evening.
LAST night Wheeling Union Chapter
No. ], Royal Arch Masons, to tho mum.
Der OF twenty, banquotted at tho Van
Kouron.
II HAVE ofton hoard OF felt weather
strips" said man OH tho streot yestcr.
day. "and guess this trip has been iolt
by ALL"
TnE Bright Light club will give Its
frat grand masquerade ball at tho
Beethoven hall Friday evening. Fobru.
airy 10. Tho music will DO by Mayors
full orchestra.
9. r. GoErzE, tho druggist, who 70.
ceived tho frat diphtheria anti.toxine
seen In Wheeling on Saturday, got an.
other consignment. and horoafter OK.
pects to have sufficient supply for all
demands.
EDITH THOMAS, tho New Martinsvillo
girl who applied for lodging at the police
headquarters Sunday evening. was sen,
back to her homo by the county COM
missioners on tho Ohio river train yes.
terday morning.
TuE weather was very moderate yes
torday, compared to Sundays. Many
people tried tho sleighing, but the urow
had drlfted 80 that many places were
bare. while others had snow foot deep
oil them. Plumbers wero kept busy 70
pairing frozen pipes.
MRs. JosEPH BlscHoRF gave rabbit
lunch last evening at her popular place
on Eighteenth street. There was a
largo crowd present, including many
prominent people. candidates and
others, and all had very enjoyable
time.
A MAN from North Carolina writes to
County Clork Hook, asking for informa.
ton rs to where no eau buy two car
loads, about forty mules. for use in tho
lumber business. Public officials 70.
ceive many funny requests, but this 10
the funniest on record.
BERT MERCER, who was accused Of
stealing harness at Little Washington,
Pa. explains that he bought one SGT OF
harness from Alex. Agnew aud Dor.
rowed another set, loaning Agncw ono
at the same time. Agnew never 70.
turned his set and so no did not return
Aguew's. He has given bail and boon
released.
THE programme arranged for tho
tenth anniversary OF the Young Mems
Christian Association is very attractive.
The exercises will DO held in tho First
Presbyterian church an Thursday even-
ing. A general invitation is extended
10 tho public There will be q number
OF short addresses by prominent BUSH
ness men of Pittsburgh. fine music and
other interesting features.
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MIR. BoTsFoRD's FUNERAL.
1t Wa, Held on Sunday and Was Attend Cd
by Many Old frIends.


by Many Old Friends.
The funeral OF the late William NJ.
Botsford, q prominent citizen OF the
South Side, who for some years has
been retired from business, took place
from his residence at the corner Of
Twenty.eighth and Chapline streets,
Sunday afternoon. The services were
attended By large number Of the de-
ceased's friends. including the Knights
OF Honor and Knights and Ladies OF
Honor, OF both of which organizations
Mr.. Bo,sford vas leading member,
having been one OF the local organizers
OF the latter.
The services were conducted by Rev.
J. Engle, OF the Zane Street NJ. E.
church. A quar:ette. composed OF
Misses Emma Anna Hall aud Agnes
Clino and Messrs. Edward Redman
and Joseph 3. Hall. gave a selection.
The floral tributes were unusually beau.
t:ful and numerous. Tho interment
was at Greenwood cemetery, where the
knights OF Honor services were con.
Quoted by Judge G. L. Cranmer.
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LIEaE, Jan. 1.-THE trial OF sixteen
anarchists. including the notorious
Jagolchowski, alias Baron sternbere,
(who failed to appear, as he is now in a
Russian prison. was commenced here
to-day. The prisoners are charged with
being concerned in tho dynamite out
RACES at Liege in tho spring OF 1904. the
most serious being the explosion ut the
residence Of DR.. Renson. Large num-
bcrs of gendarmes and other policemen
were stationed in court and guarded
the approaches to the law courts as a
precaution againat anarchist outrages.
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FOR SALE.

House ! rooms. 18th street, cheap On cay
terms, 5000.
House rooms and hail. 3ist street. IN splcn-
did order. 81 GOO. --
ninsular addition TO East Wheeling. VIII SCI
part o. all cheap.
House. rooms lot 2jxloo feet, Lind stsees
Belrcdcre, very easy terms. $50.
House. I rooms, brick. Main st. 5th ward, s. al
House, iroouis. brick. Jacob street. 18th ward,
House. 5rooms and hall. Park View. 10. lNs
lis feet. easy terms. Si.751.
House. rooms. 9Th St. lot cS1loo stcos. si.7oI
Double house. 10 rooms. Indiana street. Island,
easy terms. SL5Dl
House, rooms. South Huron street, ls,aa!,
with large lot 5000.
House. 7 rooms and hall. Market street, bs'
tween eth and Sth streets. easy terms. s2.70j,
House. rooms, corner lot, eith street, eNi
terms. 81. 800.
Double house, rooms Coal strcct, lst ys:L
$1,000.
House. 5 rooms, McColloch street, East Vince,
inc Sl.70o
House, ! rooms and hall. with largo lot ISL
street, 5000.
House. Sroons, Charles street, easy forms s7SI
House. 5rooms, Baltimore srcc,, East Whcei
Ing. easy terms, Sl05A
House. rooms, 18th street, easy terms. Sill
5th ward sl650
House, 5rooms. brick. 18th street. cheap, s. ~
House; 10 rooms brick. With largo lot III
House. 5 rooms. Jacob street, 9th ward. cM'
terms. 800.
House. 5 rooms Wood street 9th ward. sl,iM
House. 4 rooms. 10Th street. sl.O50.
House. rooms. Wood street. 9Th ward. Sl,Sl
Fine finished house, rooms and hall, Fat;
View, lot lOoxlI5 feet For u short time oH!!,
Splendid house, rooms and hall. Lind st7es-
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangorsin tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

strangorsin tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
II. T. MuhaneY, Of Weston, was q
Stamm arrival yesterday.
Tom Fury. an old Standard mill roller,
Is here, looking as hale and handsome
40 ever.
Mrs George II. Parkn, OF Chicago, 10
tho guest OF her father, Mr.. Clark, east
Of the city.
John McMahon. the Sistersville oil
operator. was In Wheeling on business
visit yesterday.
U. n. Arnst., jr. G. Powell! and c. F.
Chalfant, a trio OF Fairmont people, are
guests at the Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robertson, OF
Pittsburgh. were here to attond the
funeral Of the lato William NJ. Bot,ford.
Mr.. W. L. Calm. who has boon con.
fined to his bed for the past ten days,
suffering from very severe attack OF
pleurisy, is slowly improving.
Cards are out for the marriage of Dr..
". S. Yates, OF Pittsburgh. recently OF
this city, and Miss Loa Z. Carroll, a
handsome young lady OF this city.
Capt. B. B. Dovener left on the Ohio
River road yesterday for the state cap
ital, where he will take in the edifying
spectacle ola Republican legislature a.
work.
Rev. DR.. W. II. Cooke, OF the Second
Presbyterian church, LEFT last evening
for Philadelphia TO attend meeting Of
synodical committee Of which he is q
member.
Superintendent C. E. McMurchy, of
the Wheeling branch OF the Mesropoli-
tan Life Insurance Company, returned
last evening from business trip to
New York.
Prof. john A. Myers. OF tho West
Virginia University, and Mrs. A. D.
Hopkins. F. William Rane, W. E. Rum.
sey and Rudolph de Roodc, OF Morgan
town. arc in the city.
F.. B. Lowthcr and G. F. Lowther, OF
New Martinsville: Charles slidcil. G. ".
Stewart and H. W. Mccoy, OF Sisters
vile, were among the West Virginia
people at tho stamm.
Dr.. John Mcclure was missed from
his Office for good part Of the day yes
to-day. He was getting acquainted
with a youthful member Of his family
ten pounds. All concerned arc doing
well.
Mr.. Charles Frew, who is here with
Ellis in Casper, tho Yodler." was one
Of tho firm Of Flockton & Frew, OF
Flying Du,chman" fame. and is ono Of
the authors OF "Tho Phari,ce," four.
act melodrama
DR.. W. Clarke Robinson, tho notable
University Extension lecturer, who has
given eighty-siX courses OF lectures in
the last threo years for the Extension
society, is now hero making up circui.
for his next course.
James Chaplen, of New Martinsvillo;
J. W. Goodwin. OF Piedmont; p. S.
Cole. OF Parkersburg; d. Dervar, of
Warrington; W. G. Snodgrass, of Bur.
ton. and Walter Rox, OF Warrington,
registered at tho Boiler.
AL G. Fields minstrels, thirty.three
strong, arc at the Behlor. They loayo
over tho Ohio Rivor road this morning
Tor farkorbburg, whore tho company
appears in q benefit to tho 3. p. o, Z.
OF tho Wood county metropolis tonight.
l. M. Scott, who has been with tho
IEtna mill Office for many years, lott
yesterday to assume the datios OF soc.
rotary oil tho New Lisbon mill. lilo
coca to his now post well equipped from
long experience and followed by tho
best wishes OF many friends.
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INSTITUTES.
Tho Brooke County Institute Opens
in Wellsburg.
THE PROGRAMME FOR BOTH DAYS
Is Very Interesting and Instructive.
Tho Attendance Promises TO DO Quito
Good-Tho Agricultural Expert.
mont Station Stan to DO Present.
Tho Ohio County Institute Takes
Place This wcck Also.

Last evening Prof. John A. Myers, Of
tho agricultural experiment station at
tho West Virginia University, Morgan.
town, and DR.. A. D. Hopkins. Prof.. +.
William Rano, DR.. X. Do Roodo and
Prof.. w. L. Rumsey. who are also at
tached to the staff thorc, wero IN the
city en- route to Wollsburg, where they
will participate in tho third annual in.
stitu,e Of the Brooke county farmers,
the first session Of which opens in tho
court house this morning, and continues
tomorrow. To-day's programme. a
very elaborate one, is as follows:
MORNING..
Music Prayer. Music,
Potato Planting from January to September,
With specimens. Nj i. A. Sanders, wellsbutg,
Irrigation Of the Garden md the Concentra.
ton OF Labor up0il small Areas. Prof f. VIII
liam Rane, Experiment. Station. Morsantown.
The Poland China. Mr.. George IIemphill, In.
dependence, IA.
fhe berkshire. Mr.. IL c. Bremen, Bethany,
W. Va.
AFTERNOON.
Music Prayer. Music
The Jersey. Nj L C. Appiesa.c. wci,burS.
The Shropshire. Mr.. D. Mccullough steubca.
The Dorset. Mr.. James L, Henderson, Wish.
tngtou. ia
Practical Notes on Breeding and Feeding Nut.
ton Sheep. Dr. D. Hopkins Experiment Sta.
sheep SoIc, BY an Observer. Mr.. ". W. Hun.
ter, Buffalo, Pr
To morrow's programme is equally
interesting and instructive, Us follows:
MORNING.
Music PRAYER, Music
Commercial Fertilizers, their Uses and Abuses,
Dr.. K. Dc Roode. Experiment Station, Morgan.
town
How to Make and Preserve Farm Mnnures,
DR.. John A Myers, Experiment Station. Morgan.
town.
Corn and Corn Culture. Mr.. Henry C iIcrey.
WelSourg
The Grange, Mr.. Il. C. Anderson, BurSctu.
town. Pa
How the Grunge Organization Arcc,s tho
Farmer. J. 4 Painter. representative Of Fafmet,'
Club. Independence, Pa.
E AFTERNOON.
Music Prayer. Music
Election OF oficcrl
Hints on Planting Orchards. Thomas Mahan.
sseubenyillc-
Orchards and How TO Take Care o. Them.
Prof. F. ". Rane, Experiment Station. Morgaa
town.
Some Fruit Insects and How TO Flight Them.
W. E Rumsey, Experiment station. Morgan
town.
The Relation OF Insects to the farmers Sue
cess. Dr.. A. D. Hopkins. Experiment Station.
Morgantown.
Some Insect Enemies OF the Market Garden.
". E Rursey, Experiment Station. Morgan.
town.
The Ohio County Farnera' Institute
follows the Brooke county institute,
on Thursday and Friday OF this week,
at Nest Liberty, aud the agricultural
+, experiment station staff is scheduled to
appear there. It promises TO be one OF
the best OF the various ones held by the
farmers in this county.
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REAL ESTATE,
TOLET.


Modern tcnroomei house. with % n-te,
ground. Mt Tlltonylllc. six miles north Df n,
tins Ferry. on line, oil q. 4 +. md WhUollD,
Lake Eric railrondI Mnny trains cacl ~
every day. Delightful location.
Eightrooined dwelling. l0l Fourteenth ,,,,
eeycn'foomed dwelling, 81 Twelfth street.
Fonr.rOomed dwelling. 1916 York street
EightfO0mcd dwelling OIL m0iar line, a "a
minutes ride from the city.
Soyonioomcd dwelling. modern, Gii M1n /.
scvenfooncd dwelling. modern, South Frr
street.
seyenroomcd dwelling, modern, l9G lou
tenth street
Elcven'roomed dwelling. best location In Il
city for an ". d
Rlx.ro0incd dwelling. 263G Market StrcoL.
Fivoroomcd dwelling, 3lIS E0ir street.
FlverOomed dwelling. 2jOj Wood street
FOurfOOmod dwelling. 800 Market stree,
,Thrcoroomed dwelling (now empty lo6 VI
ginla street.
Fivo.roomsd dwelling. North Wabash sire.
Now empty)
Modern fiat. ISIS Chapllnc street.
Pour'rooned dwelling, ilGi High street.
siK.roomed dwelling. south Elm street
Store room and dwelling DIS Chaplinc sta.
Store room and dwelling. 1907 Main street,
All good rcntablc properly.
Como carly II you want choice.
N0NRYTO LOAN.
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was afflicted with cntarrh last au.
tumn. During tho month OF October /
could noithor tasto or smell. and could
hear but little. Ely'a Cream Balm cured
mo.-!Harcua Georgs Ma,ll., Rahmay, ~ j.
] snliered from oatarrh of tho worst
kind over since n boy, and l novor hoped
for cure, but Ely'a Cream Balm scorus to
do even that Many acq uain,ances have
used 1t with excellent results.-Oscar
O'trum, 40 Warren urnW, Chicago, III.
Cream Balm 10 agreeable.
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SptctI DLJ1dteh 10 ne lnhI!i1tneer.
Caldwell, O., Jan. l4.-Whilo> tho
little three-year.old daughter OF David
Morris was standing before an open
crate at her homo near Keiths, Noble
county, yesterday. her clothing caught
fire and sho was instantly burned to
death, her body being burned almost to
crisp before help could arrive.
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by buzzlng or roaring sound in your
head? lIavo you difficulty in hearing
distinctly? Arc you troubled with u
continual dropping OF mucus. irritating
tho throat and causing you to cough
Is your breath unplonaantly Affected
and accompanied with bad tasto2 Ia
your hearing loss acute? II 80 you
hayc catarrh and should at onco pro.
euro bottle OF Ely'H Croam Balm, tho
beat known romody. Tho Balm will
givo instant rolief.
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WAsui.GroH, D. G.. Jan. l4.-Mahot-
jothe. Siame.e minister to the United
States, has written to the state depart.
ment from London. January 5. au.
nouncing with the deepest sorrow the
death OF HIS royal highness, Prince
MahA Vajirunhis, crown prince OF Siam.
a. Bangkok, January 4.
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Smittcn by Cold or Damp,

Tho kidneys become sore and cease to act prop
er!y. Relieve ther distress aud got them IN Wig.
OrouS motion with Hos,cttorH Stomach Bttors,
and all will DO well. Otherwise, apprchend
Bright's disease. dInbotos or albumInur!a. all
dangerous maladIca. AnlnrlH, dyspepsia, con.
stipation, blloIlsnea md nervousness. ali Yield
to this benlgnant and agreeable medicinal ngon,.
which promotes appetite and n gain in vlgor
md lcAh, '"N
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Tho abort coat renching II littlo below
tho hips 10 tho swnggor outer garment
now. 1t stands out in decided plnits n.
tho back, and may DO either double or
ainglo breasted.
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Purulent pneumonia is now prevalent
in Paris. 1t originated with cargo OF
green parrots loaded sono mont hs ago
ut Bordeaux. and spread to nil tho
towns to which they were sent.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

by virtue ofa deed OF t.us. made BY John ".
Morris and Annie L Morris, his wife. both OF the
city OF Wheeling. In the county OF Ohio. in the
State oil West Virginia. TO me as trustee. datod
February %. 1880. and recorded In the ONCE OF
the Clerk OF the County court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia. In Deed OF Trust Book No. %,
page 6r7 will sell at public auction at the north
front door OF tho Court House OF said county. on
THURSDAY. TIE 24TH DAY OF JANUARY. 1925
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, the following
described real estate, situated In said CITY, In the
county and state Aforesaid that Is TO say: The
north half OF lot numbered I've (5) In the tenth
square OF said city. situated on the west side OF
Chapline street. between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets. There Is erected on this property ianc
brick residence. In as good neighborhood u
any in the city and all OF the surroundings OF
the best character.
TERMS ov SALE-onc third o! tho purchase
money, and as much more as the purchaser shall
elect TO pay. cash In hand. oue.h OF the re-
maiulng purchase money. with interest from the
day OF sale. In one year thereafter. and the resi-
due thereof, with interest In two years from the
day OF sale. the purchaser giving his promiSsory
notes for the deferred installments OF the pur.
chase money, secured By deed OF tr ust on the
property. GEO h. CALDWELL, Trustee.
w. II. HALIEK- huctionecr. dell
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DIED.

BARoN-on Tuc,day, January Is, 1886, a, . a.
N. In her 10Th year, MARY, the wife OF
Abram Baron.
Funeral notice hereafter,