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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-29
TO SHARE ENGLAND'S TASK.
Hon. Joseph Chamberlain Welcomes
the United state. late the work
of CivflfxIng the world.

LONDON. Jan. 2s.--R,ght Hon Joseph
Chamberlain. secretary Of state for the
colonies, speaking IN birmingham this
evening. az the annual dinner OF the Jewel
ers and Si1verstuiths' Association said:
I'VE noE see cur cousins across ths A.
lantic entering he lists ard sharing ia a
task which might have proved TOO heavy
gpr us alone. Under the circumstances. the
first business Of this worst government O.
modern ting Ia 70 draw closer The bonds
which unite us to tlse ether members OF
the g9ls1-speaklng race and to promote
their corporation in ths great wnee OF
civilization. which appears 80 - the mis-
sion OF the Angio-sax9n race"
Speaking Of the governments imperial
rollcy, Mr. Chamberlain Rail:
providence shapes cur ersas ara intends
us 20 be great governing power. conquer
Ing 80 ORDER TO esviaxe. administer ard de-
vefop vast areas of she vgEld's sarfa>c.
primarily 20 oar advantage. but 10 their
own advantage as well
AS 20 t1a result es this mission hitherto
an Impartial witness, Rear Admiral C;eorge
Desey has sa.i that ons Of the mignt!es,
factors In tAe civilization of tfe world "a
Yhe imperial policy % England bur fl wfIS
net - 1rgsr shs iscEs-sal ro1.cT Of England
alone. fc: all the rsAt3eEas thai have s5runs
from our s0sns vii shars II me sssk which
has hitherto fallen en- cur shoulders alone.
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MORE CANNED MEATS,
several Cases Sent In to the War
Investtgating Committee.

WASHINGTON. Jan. es,--The war imves-
tigation commission continued In execu-
tive session ali the forenoon. no witness-
es appearing.
Several cases OF canned meats. bearing
the labels OF Chicago packers. arrived az
the rooms of the committee early in the
day. but the members denied ali knowl-
edge OF these shipments and would not
say whether or no. any fresh tests Of the
meat were 10 be made
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Rothschild IL Enth usia.tic.

Mr. Alfred Rothschild. OF " NJ Roths-
child s. Sons. spoke enthusiastically OF the
American outlook. He said:
There seems TO be period OK unparai-
ieied prosperity before America So far
as American investments are concerned,
the public must. as In any other field, dts
criminate between wha, Is good and what
Is bad. But your crops. manufactures and
commerce all seem TO combine to Place the
country on an unusually sound basis,
which esnnot fail 20 awaken admiration
throughout the worid."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-29
FORMER PREMIER BEAOEN
o4GALNST THE o4LLEN LAW
Thinks VIII Destroy the Confidence of Capital in British
Columbia Investments.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE qosT-WYErLlcENcER.


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in ne a
had
buyth their goods for K1ondike in
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The Truth Hard TO Relieve

The Truth Hard TO Relieve.
One of the most prominent bankers re-
marked.
The United State & ratchr too erster-
rriS.nE for tre peace Of mind of EuroTse
II ts rather hard 90 believe that the ssAtss-
tics Of American exports can be true
His comment seems TO represent the
views es others
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Wilson Managers Believed to
Be Making a Deal.
WANTS TO GET OUT OF IT.
Will Deliver His Votes to Candi-
date Who Stands His Losses,

Dark Horses Are Beiag Trottea Out
by Their Friends. in view OF the
Expected Breaking Tn az the
Present Aitxnmcnts, hut she T1mo
10 Not Yet Ripe for Any New
Man to Make His Appearance
ropuiists Getting Restive amA
Want = Chance to Vote for On~
of Their Men, Instead of Lewis.
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Ssat.aasa ca Pass Nina
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LEWISTON. Idaho. Jan. H-Mlas N@.
eUra Czsn9eunlns. fsyear~cla girl ard
nssgFss 20 a tertGne. committed slfesGs
here tess morning as i0as. she a~l4ser-
atcIy walked into saSe river and saasugt-
4e1 herssit to ias ccsd Good
The evening times., 1899-05-01
OLD DOMINION NEWS NOTES

Mrs. Nancy Rhodes died in Orange county las
week. aged ninety-seven years.
Mrs. Nancy Herring. aged ninety-four years
died at her home in Salem, Roanoke county
Saturday.
DR.. Jud. Staige Davis, of the faculty Of the
University of Virginia. was successfully operated
on in Richmond Saturday for appendicitis
Mrs. Sarah McQuaide. wife Of Capt John Nc
Quaide, died in Staunton Saturday. She was q
daughter Of the late Major Edward McAiahon.
The leaf tobacco sales in Lynchburg since Oc-
tober aggregate 1896, 400 pounds, decrease oi
5t2, 800 pounds compared with the same months
Of previous year.
The sales Of leaf tobacco in the Danville mar
kct in April amounted to 2.576.9lS pounds. 575.-
$40 pounds len than last April, and for the seven
months Of the tobacco year, ending today, the
nl0 we've y, ,666, rs pounds. Of l05e 14l pounds
lsss than Tor the same months Of last year.
The evening times., 1899-05-01


visions OF the statute of the present ses-
sion. taking away from aliens the right
to locate. record, or own placer mining
claims.
DecisiOn without Appeal.
THE decision Of the commissioner. with
regard to all matters SO brought before
him. shall be final and without appeal.
ANY decision given by such commits
siOner shall be carried out by the Gov
| ernment agent. gold commissioner, and all
mining recorders and other officers of the
crown in said districts, and any such de-
cision shall be considered an order of the
supreme court of British Columbia, and
may be proceeded upon in the court in the
same manner as If the same were made in
any action Of the court.
Proceedings in connection with these
matters shall be instituted by petition in
writing, addressed to the commissioner.
setting forth the matters complained OF. or
by an order in council directing an inquiry
into the matters specified, or by request
in writing from the government agent to
inquire into such matters. The commits
sioner shall give directions that all per-
sons who may be affected by his decision
in any such matters shall have due notice
of the proceedings. and shall have an op-
portunity of being heard in connection
Herewith.
"The commissioner in any matter which
is contested before him, may order costs
TO be paid by any party who may appear
before him to any other party So appear
ing. The costs shall be taxed and allowed
by the commissioner upon the scale al
lowed in the supreme court, with such
notifications as may be considered fair
by the commissioner.
THE lieutenant governor in council may
appoint such officers and clerks as may be
considered fair by the commissioner.
THE lieutenant governor in council may
appoint such officers and clerks as may be
considered desirable TO act under the COM
missioner, and may provide the remunera-
tion to be paid the commissioner and such
officers and clerks. and may also estab-
lish the fees to be paid TO the crown in
connection with any such proceedings
In addition. Consul Smith says in his
report: THE loosely defined boundary
between British Columbia and the North
west Territory has caused considerable
trouble since the discovery of the Atlin
Lake gold fields. At first. they were be-
lieved to be in Northwest Territory; now
they are declared to be in British Column
bia- l recently accompanied a party of
American citizens to see the attorney gen.
eral of the province in regard to their
claims located and worked last year. re-
corded as in the Northwest Territory. but
now included in British Columbia. The
attorney general said that the mistake of
the gold commissioner in giving deeds for
the claims could be rectitied only by suit
at law; that the new law of British CO.
lumbia could not be waived. even in such
a case. which is perhaps a sample of
hundred others. A special agent has been
sent by the Government. with instructions
to denote the demarkation OF the sixtieth
parable of north latitude and define the
boundary between British Columbia and
the Northwest Territory and the lines of
the Atlin mining district"
The evening times., 1899-05-01
Willie n. Fraser Acquitted.

Annapolis. Nd, May lin the Anne
Arundel circuit court Saturday Willie N.
Frazier was acquitted of the charge CT
killing her cousin, Charles NJ. Frazier, by
throwing him downstairs. 1t was proved
that Frazier attempted to enter the room
of the accused at night. He was intoxi-
Gated. She pushed him out of her room,
and in falling his neck was broken. She
testified she did not know of his death
until told. The jury was out an hour.
The evening times., 1899-05-01
BARN AND STOCK BURNED.
Fire supposed to Have Been Cause,
by Careless Tran,Ds

Belair. Md. May IA large barn on
the farm of William W. Wilson, two
and half miles from Churchville, in Har-
ford county. was destroyed by fire Friday
evening, with its contents. In the barn
were livestock. farming machinery a large
quantity of grain. and ten tons of hay. The
barn was AZ by go feet. stone walls and
slate rooted. with an extension shed 26
by 40 feet which was also burned.
The origin of the fire is attributed to
tramps accidentally igniting the contents
of the barn. Mr. Wilson states that he
left the barn about $50 o'clock in the
evening. after having securely fastened
all the doors. Shortly afterward he dis
covered the fire in the second floor of the
barn. a small flame being visible through
one of the windows. BY the time he got
to the building two of the large doors
which he had recently closed and fastened
were wide open. He hastened to the
ground floor and liberated the stock so far
as he could. saving most Of it. The fire
made such rapid progress that it was i'm
possible to save any other of the contents
The loss is estimated at $500. OF which
81, 900 is covered by insurance.
The evening times., 1899-05-01
25c Embroideriss. Iec.

Choice OF thousands of pieces Of
the most exquisite cambric. Swiss.
and NainsOok embroideries. in beau
tiful Irish point effects. some wide
enough for skirtings-up to 10
inches-patterns Of the most elabo-
rate character-well worth 2jc a
yard-for Ice.
The evening times., 1899-05-01

London, May bishop Whipple. of
Minnesota. preached in st. Margaret's
Church. Westminster, Parliament's Parish
Church, yesterday. Sir Michael Hicks
Beach, Chancellor of the Exchequer. and
many other members of the House of
Commons were present. The sermon made
powerful impression upon the congre-
CATION.
The evening times., 1899-05-01
LANSBURGH & BRO.
fkisht-Tpsight kjsht pss!s Fabrics

for summer wear in very late nov
elites. Also our regular line OF
plain staple goods which can be
used in or out of mourning. Fine
qualities and low prices.
Black All-wOOl Challie, soft fin
ish, 3S inches, 4Gc.
Black Atwood Batiste, fine,
smooth finish, 40 inches, soc.
Black Atwood Imported Serge,
light weight, extra value, 46 ms,
soc.
Black Tamise, all-wOOl. French,
very fine quality, A. inches, -75c.
Black All-wOOl Etamine.
French, fine, light weight, Al ins.,
Toe.
The evening times., 1899-05-01
The Trial of John Berry

Bowie, Md, May 1.-State's Attorney
Roger BELLS. OF Prince George county
and Henry Duffy, of Baltimore city. were
at Bowie Saturday consulting witnesses in
the case of the State against John Berry
colored, the murderer of Miss Amanda
Clark, February IS. 1t is uncertain wheth-
er Miss Annie Clark, who was brutally
assaulted by the negro at the time her sis
ter was killed, will be physically able to
attend the trial, which Is set for May 8 in
Baltimore. Miss Clark is still in q very
nervous condition. but it is thought she
will be able to attend court. She is the
only person who saw Berry strike the
fatal blow,
The evening times., 1899-05-01
Ladies' underwear.

Ladies perfect fitting ribbed vests
in pink, light blue. or fancy stripes
tape in neck and arms-l2 l2c
brade-tomorrow as a special Nc
value j.
Ladies Mercerized cotton vests
that have the exact appearance of
siik-'in pink, blue, lavender. 1cC
black. cardinal and white-for. ~
The evening times., 1899-05-01

MIR. Julio de Rengifo. Secretary of the
Legation of Colombia sailed Saturday for
three months leave to visit his South
American home
The evening times., 1899-05-01
l5c Embroideries, 7c.

Choice OF an immense variety Of
cambric. Swiss. and Nainsook en-
broideries. with inserting to match
from to inches wide-in as
many as cne hundred different pat
terms to pick frOm-which sell regu-
larry at 15c a yard-fOr 7c.
The evening times., 1899-05-01

Dr.. and Mrs. V. d. Collins. who returned
from abroad recently. are again at their
home in New Hampshire Avenue.
The evening times., 1899-05-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The German Ambassador gave a lunch
con yesterday in honor of Count Won
Bruening and his bride
The evening times., 1899-05-01

Representative Joy OF st. Louis has
taken house at Cleveland Park.
The evening times., 1899-05-01
PIC En- brOideries, S..

Choice of thousands OF yards OF
the prettiest cambric. Swiss. and
Nainsook embroideries. with insert
ings to match-from to inches
wide-in an endless variety Of dain-
ty effects-no two pieces alike
which are worth IL 1-2c-for SC a
yard.
The evening times., 1899-05-01

At the musicale to be given at the Cairo
Wednesday evening by the Army and Navy
Chapter. ID. A. R.. Rear Admiral Schley.
General Wheeler. and Chaplain Chadwick
are among the notable guests who have
promised to be present. The committee
in charge consists of the following ladies':
Chairman. the acting regent. Mrs. Edward
Middleton; Mrs. Steever. Mrs Andrew
Moore. Mrs. Mexican. Mrs Crosby Miller.
Miss Catharne Miller. Mrs Martin. Mrs
Ludington, Mrs. Stacy Potts. and Miss
Webster. Mrs. Daniel Manning, Presi-
dent General of the d. A. R., has prom
ised to assist in receiving the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Andrews have re-
turned from Alaska and an extended trip
through California and other points along
the Pacific Slope.
1t is announced that the marriage of
Miss Harriet Ward and Mr.. Chandler Par
sons Anderson. of New York, will take
place Wednesday, May II, at st. Johns
Church at noon
The evening times., 1899-05-01

ing children at play in the street when the
robber grabbed at the pocket in her dress
skirt. in which the outline Of the purse was
visible.
Mrs. Swartz screamed and at the same
time tried to fight the robber. He grab
bed her by the throat. and after sitting
her cries struck her several severe blows
in the face While she was helpless he
dropped the purse and escaped in the
crowd. -ss4 - 80 sIt;s
The evening times., 1899-05-01
watch for town. Congress Heights, D. c.

The actual facts about the Klondike are given
in q series q articles nou appearing in Apple
tons Popular Science Aonthly.
The evening times., 1899-05-01
Embroideries even less
than half price!

That's the magnet which has
brought such throngs Of buyers here
all day! We have purchased thou
sands of pieces Of the daintiest en-
broideries from an importer at a
figure that enables us to quote these
sensational prices!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-06
oNTLEAvE THE CITY.
Plenty ofProof Right Here in Wheel.

AHB'
Claim is one thing, proof another
Columbus claimed the world was
round.
Die people believe IT? Not until h,
p' Unprov ". claims have made the pso.
pie skeptIes
queror" IS proven.
Proven in wheeling by local expert.
ence,
Mrs. John Ritchle, OF No. s.2 Marie,
street, Gays: MY back was dreadful.
weak and sore and had rheumatic
pains all through my shoulders ar !
arms. became 50 weak Vt timed tina
/ tainted. was also subject to fire.
quen: attacks OF vertigo when every
thing around me seemed moving. There
was distress and weakness In the KID
new Eecretions, md could not better
Il, although took lots OF medicine. See
Ing Doan's Kidney Pills advertised eI-
teuslvely, I got box at the Logan
Drug Company's They helped me at
once, and finally cured me-"
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by
ali dealers, price 80 cents per box, six
boxes for 81 so. Sent by mall on re-
celpt of price. FoSter-M llburn Co.,
Bufraio, n. Y, sole agents for the Unl-
ted States. Remember the nnme-Doan's
and take no substitute.
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AGENTS.

MONEY to Lady or Ge1,lcman canynsgsrt
uVNLl We offer liberal cash comml,.
sIons for subscriptions 20 The "Desiynfr'
tho abandonment and most popular Pashion
Magazine. Easy, profitable work. FoF
terms and sample copy apply 10 Stard,Td
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BEsT HoTE1s IN THE sTATR.

TNAKIN HOUSE.
~ New MRrtinsVille, W. Va.
Home for Commercial and Oh Men.
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CUISINES oppoREuNIEIEg.

DRoFITs IN STOCKS. WHEAT Ann
COTTON. MAckey's Modern Method
Make Money. Write for OR free book.
York
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AGENTS WANTED,

,XrANTED-AGENTs TO SELL ORA
w white ard taacy collars ruifS
DO IONS and patented necRtles: all coio-s.
l:5 new styles; all goods guaranteed. Wriis
for cur plnn which brings success; Yen
cannot fail; liberal ttrnE; exclusive ten.
tory: special oftCr uitil JANUARY. owe
agent sold over $500 in 20 days. 81. &M
SiFG. CO.. Springfield. Mass dcss
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WANTED.
MALE HELP WANTED.

(IOTToN AND WOoLEN Mill
4 wants travelling man Tor countT
Il pde, on commission. sprlnE season
= Co, philadelphia, Pa. des,s
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For Rent and To Loan.

FOR RENT-Iargo or Small Store
Rooms.
TO LoAN-S6, 900 on Real Estate.
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
Real Estate and Loans,
1865 Main street.
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1EaA1 NOTICES.
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-ENTIRE STORE ROOM
IL at 1908 Main street. or flrst and second
story only OF same, II so desired, now Occu.
pied by the Alexander Frew Furniture
Company. Possession given April LIST next.
Apply at Room No. 10. City Bank Building.
nos.m&w
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TYoTEL MoREY,
1 MiddlebOurne, w. Va.
FiTst-ClRss Livery Attached.
ctKINNER's TAVERN.
- At Depot. Fairmont, W, Va.
Sample Rooms Opposite New Court House
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-29
NOTICE OFFORFEITURE

THE ESTATE OF ]. D. Smith. HEIRS OR ASSIGNS.
 You are hereby no,ided by the undersigned, ,. your co-owner in the Golden Age and Colgarda mines situated in 'he Apache Pass Mining Dis trict. near old Fort Bowie. Cochise county, Arizona. tiIat have expended the sum of one hundred dollars on each of the above mining claims in the performance of the annual work fer the year 1898 required by the laws of Congress 10 b annually performed upon such claims 10 hold ine same. Ycu have failed to contribute your portion of said expenditures required b, Section 23a4 of the Revised Statutes of the United States to te made npon said claims for the year 1888 The sum due from you 10 un- dersi2ned your co-owner in said mining claims as your proportion of the moneys expendei by me upon said claim as above set forth is. s,o co on each. making the sum of sIoo %. for which you are delinquent a; the date Of this notice together with the COS, of thIs advertisement.
 And flu. thH. also. you are hereby notified if you should fail or refuse to contriba e your pro- portion of he above expenditure within ninety days aftss the publication of this notice at ieas, once week for ninety oays in this newspaper your interest ia the Golden Az. and Co,garda mining claims will become the property of your co-owner, the undersigned. whose address is San simon. Cochise county. Arizona
 C. F. GARCNER.
 Dated May, Ist, 1899. Ma
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-29
PROBATE NOTlCE.

In the Probate Court. County of Coehise. Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of w. H. Weeks, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given tlat the Administrator Of the above named estat' has flied his petition praying for an orde- to Sc the property belong. ing to said estate. hereinafter described. and it appt arinR 10 the court that it is necessary that the same be sold, for the purposes and reasons set fsrth in said petition.
 Therefor. ordered that said petition. be heard on Monday. the I4th day Of August. 15qS, al oclocb p. m. at the court room of ttis court, and that all persons interested in this estate then and there show case ~hy an order should not bc granted to the administrator to sell tine real property. That ;his notice and order be published for at least once week for four con secutive ~eeks in THE TOMBSTONE PRosPEc- TOR. newspape- published and circulated in said county. before the said Ietun cay of thi, petition.
 Said real property is described as follows. Range 20 east of Gila and Salt River meridian cJntAining ioo acres.
 The Fast h of the NV <. and North ' of the SW Y Of Sec. 5, in Township Io, South Cf Range 20. Ea,t of Gila and Salt River meridian. Containing i6o. 10 acres.
 The N # of tic SW Z sf the SW Y sf Sec S- The z ot the SE < and the NE Y of the SE Y Of Sec. 6. 1o~rship. I6 Ssurh rS- Range 20 East Of Cila and Salt River meridr third interest in the Dunbar and Caikins Ditch, or otherwise kso~n as the Tres Alamos Ditch. Dated this I4ts, day cf July 1859 f
 W F. BRABI
 Iy's-. r'0oSfadse
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-29
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the Probate court. county of Cochiss. Terri
 tory of Arizcna
 IN THE MATTER or THE ESTATE OF
 Louis pusall. deceased.
 Pubic notice is ler,b by given that in pursuant of an order of the Probate Court of the County of Cochise. Territory of Arizona. made on the goth. day of May. 1899 in the matter of the estate Of Louis Duvall, ieceased. the under signed. the administrator of said s,ate will sell at private sale, on or after the s3rd. day of May 1899. 10 the highest and bes, bidder. for cash. and subject 10 the confirmation Of said Probate Court. the following described real estate to-wit: the $ E of the NV Y. and the N # cfthe SWH of Section 5 in Township a. South of Range 2o East of Gila and Salt River meridian m Arizona Territory. and situated in Sulphur Spring Vallsy about 25 mics in the south essierly direction from the City Of Tombstone. | said county. together with the appur;enances. Bids or offers inust he made in writ'ng and will be received at the office of the un ersigntd in the City of Tombstone. said conniy. The undersigned reserves the right 10 reject any and a bids oifers. fl deemed for the bes, interests of said estate.
 F. B. AUSTIN. Administrator.
 Dated May a3tk. .rsee. Ma;
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-29

The American flag covers . multi tuds of sins. A few csys ago women st Fl Peso, charged with murdering her husband. was extradited to Mexico and she went across the boundary line ..apped in the American fsg.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-29
NOTICE.

All p-rsons wo'k ng On 0. fun lis hirg supplies for The Ht mbolG,. Hi, Inland. Chance, Mamie. Iron and NJ; ! mines Intv n as the NcCormick group of mines. are Lereby nc,ihed hat the owner of the al owe pro; ;erty holGs himself and property free of ary and all debts contracted thereon. Said mine is situated in TmQsois mining district of Cochisc Co. and IS now under bond 10 O. E. Hardy and !. W Young, IT, the bond D run enc year from March. Ist. 1899
 EcBERr MCCORMICK.
 Tombstone, Ariz Dated March 30. rsss.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-29
 NOTICE.

is the owner ,f certain piomisoIy note ki.en by Harry Clifford 10 ohn Summtrs. tor Sixty dollars. dated on the day ef ISss: and thai ih said noie has been lost or mislaid and cannot te found: ihs, the same has never been transferred or endorsed by me to any persCn All persons are therefore notified th..t any az. tempted transfer or sale of the same without my order will be void.
 JOHN SUMMERS. Owner. Dated I,nee. Isoo.s