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died from an overdose OF cocaine. Lula Tur-
ner's passion for this drug made her fsmil-
lar nsure ut the police station.
Al tho Lyccum FALL next Thursday night.
at o'clock. Mr.. James Charlton will ad-
dress the Houston Philosophical society upon
the subject OF Local Option In Taxation. I"
The public is cordially invited TO be present.
Tho Crittenton Mission workers will hold
open air gospel service on market square to-
day and every Sunday afternoon until further
notice at 4, instead OF 1880 o'clock. Special
song service In hall. sIi Prairie avenue. at
1850 D. M. instead OF s y. m.
Magnolia lodge No. 3. A. +. and A. NJ.
assisted by Silver Trowel No. ~. will lay
the corner stone OF ST. James Methodist
Episcopal church (colored) next Thursday. In
addition TO the Masonic ceremonies an inter-
esting programme will be executed.
Rev. VIM. Haync Leavell. ID. D., pastor-of
tho First Presbyterian church, has arranged
10 preach series of sermons on some mat
tiers pertaining to present day questions. The
first OF this series will be preached this
morning on Marriage and Divorce"
There was A pleasant entertainment during
tho week at tho residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mclaughlin In honor Of their niece.
Miss Katie Bothast OF Cincinnati who has
been visiting here Tor several weeks. and
who returned to her home Wednesday even
Inc
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LIKE POISON



Being forced TO give mp coffee. did Il
in half-hearted way, dIinlslng cocoa in
the morning. but soon became tired OF
that aud ionged for tho real Java.
FINALLY | tried Postum Food Coffee
and aimee that time have drank It to the
exclusion OF every other beverage You
can Imagine like It.
Last summer | was in place whore
nothing but Java coffee was served N
the breakfast table and recommended the
use OF II.
In two or three weeks began to SUI.
fer from dizziness and explosive noises
In my head.
'one evening after walking about half
a mile ] became dizzy and could hardly
get back home, whore / fell, exhaus o.
on the bed I knew what the trouble
was, and insisted upon having Postum
instead OF the old-fashoned coffee, AMI
got well IN short order.
i have always thought Ii worth while
TO warn the cook. wherever | happen to
BIO. 10 make the Postum properly. that Is.
by boiling 1t long enough. Please do not
print MY name"
This lady lives In Pasadena. Cal, aud
me name VIII be given on application 10
the Postum Co.. at Battle Creek. Mich.
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CITY DREvITIEs.

Tomorrow will DO call day in Justice
Malsch's court.
Rev. j. O. Mason OF the Central Christian
church VIII preach tonight at 7:i5 o'clock on
present lIells."
Tho Houston Light Artillery viii meet n,
their armory tomorrow evening TO finish the
work OF electinG officers.
Tho salvation Army will soon commences
arrangements for their annual Christmas din
ner Tor the poor OF the city.
The ladies OF st. Mary's Guild Of the Fifth
ward will give an oyster SUPPER Tuesday
evening at 1905 Mckee street.
VIII Jones, colored. upon waving examina-
ton, was placed under 500 bond by Justice
Maisch TO answer the charge of misdcmeanor
theft
Tho Houston Frohsinn society viii give nm
entertainment and ball at their hall this
evening, corner Of Preston avenue aud Tenth
street.
Mr., Robert Macs has resigned as deputy
on 70 his candidacy III the approaching clty
campaign.
rho ball and turkey shoot TO be given by
the Bray Bayou Gun club is postponed until
next Sunday on account OF tho bad weather
aud roads.
Mrs. Eva Cooley Rolls of Minneapolis will
lecture Tuesday evening at the assembly hall
st tho High school upon the subject OF
physical culture
The. A., B. society Of the Second Baptist
church Will give nm oyster supper and musi-
cale on tho evening OF December l. corner
81 Hardy and Nance street.
There are undeliyered teiegrams at the
office OF the Western Union telegraph com.
pany for Henry Robinson, VI. a. IjonneiIy.
Mr.. Amy Holman and ~ ". Caldwell
TIA walls were completed yesterday In the
g, Wright brick building. corner Of Rusk
sA 5sy ssS che structure y sSpssss to
Auxiliary will observe tho week of p,ayvr
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PERSONAL MENTION.

w. ]. Smith OF velasco Is at the Hutchins,
| A. Hnldusek OF La Grange is at the Cap
itoi.
D. ". Lee of Philadelphia is located at the
BRISTOL.
j. w knight of Dayton is a siost at the
Hutchns.
w. H. Mobiey OF Palestine is guest at the
Capitol.
W. /. Montgomery OF Spencer is at tho
iIutchins.
]. L. Plckens OF San Antonio is a guest u,
the Capitol.
| C. c. Nunnelly OF Dallas Is among the Cap
! ltol's guests.
| T. c. Rogan of Dallas is late arrival ct
the fiutch.ns.
| ". l.. Mann of Galveston ia late arrival
at the Bristol.
Dave He.denhcimcr OF Galveston is guest
at the Lawlor,
| 7. n. Brandon of New Orleans is registered
ut the Bristol.
T. a. Hunter OF Austin IS late arrival
ut tho Capitol.
f. L. Gilbert OF Hampstead was at the
Lawtor yesterday.
W. D. Cochran OF Temple Is among the
guests at the Hutohlns.
D. d. Hatch was resatered at the Lawlor
yesterday from Galveston.
| Mr.. and Mrs John y. Steele are at home TO
their friends. 909 Main street.
/ MIR. and Mrs. Guy f. Jones are at home to
their friends 500 Polk avenue.
! X. A. Greer was among yesterdays arrivals
at tho Lawlor from Beaumont.
/ Colonel l. D. Polk OF Beaumont was regis
tered at tho Capitol yesterday.
! T. N. richardson, Jr., of OKLAHOMA City.
{ o. T., Is a guest at the Bristol
W. a. Wilson Of Navasota is visitor IN
tho city and a guest at The Capitol.
/ b +. league. prenham attorney. was a
guest al the iIutchIns yesterday,
1 Frank May O.: Wharton dropped in last
night and registered at tho Bristol.
f. l.. Wilder Of San Antonio came in last
night and registered at the liutch.ns.
Joel u, Stratton OF Angletcn came ur yes
I torday and registered at tho Hutchns.
James e. Hll OF Livingston spent yester-
day in Tho city, guest at the Capitol.
Miss Arnelette Cartes of Hnlshoro is visit
Ing tho family OF a. j, Schrteman, ssl9 Caro-
line street.
Charles S. cheesborough. the etil know,
travelling man, carle In last night and put
| up az the Bristol.
Mrs, A. H. Baldwin aud her daughte,. Miss
I viva, have returned from weeks visit To
relatives in Richmond.
I Prof. J. II. GipsOn, principal of tho colorad
( high school nj Galveston, was visiting his
'fEends here yesterday
NfT T. s. Fraser ct wallsceburg, canada
Is visiting her son, ". G., Fraser. OF this city
1 ut 1918 Congress avenue.
W. NJ. C. tiit, financial agent OF tho STATE
pententiaries, uamo In from huntsville yes.
terday and stopped at the iiutchIns
! Mr.. Run Hutcblns. prominent young
travelling man. is in the city Tor few days
with Headquarters at the Hutohius house.
Mr. Arthur J, schureman of the nrm OF
Sohurcman e. Fall Is making an extended
trip through Mexico. and will not return bo-
tore the latter part OF this week.
Mrs, Martha -. Leeds Of Dallas depart
mcnt inspector OF the Wom0ns Relief Corps
OF Texas. is IN the city. the guest OF Mrs.
~. e Gonterman local corps president.
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cutboI,c kn,n,t. smoker

on Monday night, December !. at Tenn
perance Hail. the Catholic knights will
give stag social and smoker. All mem
bers are expected to be present and each
has the privilege of bringing II friend
Later on. sometime in January or Febru-
airy, the knights propose to be less selfish
aud Will give an entertalnment to their
lady friends. A very interesting pro-
gramme is being arranged for he enter
tainment on December 1.
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Infants Short and Long
White Cashmere Cioaks.

The infant should be properly clothed We
can greatly assist you if it is a White Cloak
you may want. Special selling this week
Short Cashmere Cloaks, beautifully made,
at 1926, $50, 1873, 200, FPS, $50. 2.75,
800 and up.
Long Cashmere Cloaks, beautifully made,
at CSC, 1926, 150, It's, 200, 2.25, $50,
2.75, 800 and up.
Quality and prices will be found to your
liking; and if not, why you may have your
purchase money back.
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DRESSING
LIuCIuUWn SACQUES.

One article that you will find most COM
Portable and neat. Our showing comprises
eight different styles at 49c, 75c, 100, L25,
$50, $50, 800 and $50. Colors-pink,
blue, red and gray; ask 10 have these shown,
or we will gladly send several out for your
fitting and inspection.
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Knit UnderskirtS.

You are going to buy one; why moi do it
before it gets too cold' We are going to
make the selling Of these garments lively this
week and you are the one to reap the benefit
Of our cut in price 49c, z5c. Csc, 100.
1875 and $50 buy the styles that were in
each instance marked higher.
Elegant showing of Plain and Embroidered
Flannel underskirts-styles and prices will
prove to your liking.
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Special selling this week !, 3
Table Linen. Towels
Napkins.

We are going to make this Dauur !,
in our Linen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Z.
will do the work. Suppose Won NJ v
time to investigate our statement. r.
54.-inch Bleached Table Darnask
5t,-inch Bleached Table Darnask
5&-inch Bleaehed Table Damask
oO-inch Bleached Table Danask
7o-inch Bleached Table Damask
71-inch Bleached Table Danask,
1.25, CSC, 75e aM4
o0-inch Unbleached Table Damask .. 4
o4-inch Unbleached Table Damask I.
7Q-inch Unbleaehed Table Damask. 4
6C-inch Turkey Red Table Danlask :, 4
oA,-inch Turkey Red Table Damask /, Il
oc,-ncl Turkey Red Table Danask /. n
72-inch Turkey Red Table Danask. !. 4.
I size Bleached Satin Danask Napkins
dozen, $50, It's, L25, t49, t7S, IA
2.4S and up.
SIS size Bleached Satin Damask N,pli
per dozen, SEC. 75c, SOC, 98c, les, II
L75 and up.
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NOTICE.

To our many friends. patrons and the
public In general desire 10 say that pend
ing this short interval consumed In taking
account OF our stock. prior 10 It's transfer
TO Mistrot Bros. N Co., should any one
OF you ind yourself in immediate need OF
anything that have heretofore served YOU
With. we would be pleased TO have you ex-
ecute your purchases with the above men
toned arm. with whom l will soon be as
ISOLATED, when viii be in a position "a
render personally any assistance or selec,
ton that you may intrust me with.
rhanking yon for your liberal patronage
for the past ten years and soliciting a
continuapce OF your confidence for tbs
future, am. very respectfully yours
Chas. F. Parker.
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Window Draperies.

For little cost you may bealtity the u
terror of your homes by coming to Us =
inspecting our stock of Lace Curtains, ENg
Portieres and Fancy Cotton and SIX La4
cries. No place in the city can 40 y@s
much good as this store of ours. 8.
Swiss Curtains, per pair, 75c, IOO, h'
1885, $50, 200, ESQ, 2.95 and up.
Net Curtains at, per pair, $50, 200, 5Oc
i.75, $50, t.25, 100, 75c and =. .
Irish Point Curtains, per pair, 500, h ~
600, $50, 500. $50 luW
In each instance our curtains are run WY
and length. and not short or narrow.
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Ladies' Rainy Day Skirts.

Not only suitable for rainy days, but ladies
who find ii necessary to be about great deal
will find these skirts just the proper thing. We
show three different qualities in the oxford,
blue and homespun coors, prettily stitched
and full habit backs, $50, $50 and 1000.
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Short Lengths of Wooden
Goods.

Each week finds an accumulation of desira-
bic kinds of Wooden Cloths, lengths suitable
for skirts and childrenS use. Center connter
loaded with item, and at near HALF ACTUAL
NAInE
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III You Want

Molasses like you fused to GET beforc
the days OF adulteration. try can OF T..
& II. Old Fashion.
Ask your grocer for the p. q II. brand
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Silk w aists.

Our collection of Silk Waists in black and
colors will prove to your liking, at 2.49,
3.9S, Ats, $50, $50 and up.
Just few of the 1900 and 1900 Fancy
Waists left, now selling for but 500.
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Children's Refer Jackets, worth i.25, at 75c
Chlldren's Refer Jackets, worth 200, at 100
Children's Refer Jackets worth 800. at f.75
Children's Refer Jackets worth $50, at 200
All finer grades equally reduced.
Misses Jackets, worth 500, at.........3.75
Misses Jackets, worth 600, at. ........ 400
Misses Jackets, worth $50, at. 5.25
All finer grades equally reduced.
Ladies' Jackets, worth 500, at. .......3.95
Ladies Jackets, worth 6 Is, at.......... 500
Ladies Jackets, worth $50 at ......... $50
Ladies Jackets, worth 900, at. ,..... .6.75
All finer grades equally reduced
Ladies' Flannel Shirt Waists, go,
worth 90, at OSC
Ladies Flannel Shirt Waists I nm
worth i25, at .........f 'OO
Ladies Flannel Shirt Waists, OK
worth i.50 at .......... ''@-O
Ladies Flannel Shirt Waists, IN
worth LIS, at ...-...........f S0
All finer grades equally reduced.
Ladies' Brocaded Silk Top Skirts, q 60
Worth 400 at. .......... .<'OO
Ladies Black Silk Taffeta Top Skirts, II 90
worth 050 AT -. ........ E'OC
Ladies Black Silk laffeta Top Skirts, e mn
worth 900, at. WV
LADIES' Black Silk Taifeta Top Skirts, = IN
worth 1000, at. ........ 1901 'OO
Ladies Black Silk Taffeta Top Skirts, @ nm
worth 1900, at. $50. ........... o'OO
All finer grades equally reduced
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Tailored Suits.

Nothing trashy, but a collection of Suits
that fit and wear properly, at 600, $50, 900,
1850, 1850, 1850, 1850, 1880, $500
and up.
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2.25
.2.75
$50
100

We call your, attention to our magnificent
showing OF FUR GARMENTS, COLLARETTES,
SCARFS, CAPEs, ETC, which is by far the
most interesting assortment ever seen in the
South. During this week a special reduction
will prevail.
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Corsets.

We want you TO know our Corset stock; its
greatly to your interest, because we can place
before you ten of the most renowned makers
styles on our shelves Competent saleslades,
who will gladly fit you or send out for your
inspection any style you may wish
w. B. Corsets, P. D. Corsets, j. B. Corsets,
R. & @. CorsetS, LaVida Corsets, Memo Self
Reducing Corsets, Her Majesty Corset, w. {.
G. Corsets, I. L. CorSetS, ThomSon's CorsetS,
full line of Ferris Waists for ladies, misses and
children
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a. II. Hess & Co., ao5 Travis stree,
saddles and harness.
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IN HoustOn's Busiest Street,.
a"s !. Ready=tO=Wear Garments.

No the cold weather will stay awhile We don't
propose wait this week offer sterling and unexceed
possibly quote each article, but if buy this
you will be the gamer.
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GREAT OFFERING OF
Ladies, Misses and
Children'S Underwear.

Sanitary GO
adf st Na ssa Wool Vests satin fold down 'front.' $50
Ladies All Wool Vests white high neck long sleeves
Fashioned Ribbed
Ribbed
Ribbed
aieS Wool ..I50
1893, 225 50and
Zoe, 1910, 25c
and
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LEVY BROTHERS,
All and 4I3 Main Street,

1.-THE Busiest Store Houston's Busiest Street,.
greatest and most carefully selected
making
in
it equally pleasant
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Ladies' Silk Plush Capes,
worth 800, at. i.
Ladies' Silk Plush Capes,
worth 400, at................
Ladies' silk Plush Capes,
worth $50, at,
Ladies' silk Plush Capes,
worth $50, at....,...........
All finer GRADES eoua1lv reduced
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handkerchief.

Holiday selections can be made now and be
put aside for later deliveries. Our immense
stock will be found interesting and will find
ready sale.
HenlStitched and Sealloped Embroidered
Handkerchieis, 10c, 1870, 15c, fSc, Csc,
355e, soc and up }
Plain Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs, at f0c, f21c,
t5c, 1Sc, csc, 331c, SOC and up.
Gents Large Size Hemsttched Handkerchiefs,
al 10c. 1870, 15c, $50, Csc, 1910 and SOC
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MILLINERY.

The great rush of the past week has superiority
the most pronounced We do not claim unjust We
nothing undone to supply the ladies of Houston
materia best workmanship and by far the
We beg your looking millinery
and Stylish
att. ~
Our of Chliens Trimmed Ire
/./C
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Hosiery.

The ONYX brand Of Hosiery has its home
right here with us. Every pair spanking new
and warranted TO the purchaser, and if not sat.
iSfactory will be replaced with others
Ladies' Plain Black Hose, 100. 1870, f5c, 20c,
Csc. 351c, SOC, 69c, S9c, CSC.
Ladies Dropstch Black Hose, 1910, 100, zoe,
Csc. a3tc. SOC. 69c. S9c and up.
Infants and Children's Plain or Ribbed Black
Hose, f0c. f24c, 25o, $3.50 and SOC.
Full line of silk Hose in black and colors for
ladies, misses, children and infants
Expressage paid on all orders of $500
and over when accompanied by the
money.
Madam Fisher, our MOdiste. is very
busy and would request early call.
Store open Saturday nights until 10
o'clock.
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75c, CSC, 100, 1.25, 1850 and up
rs, $50, PTS. 800, $50 and up
Zoe, 1910, Csc, SOC, 75c, 100
25c, SOC, 75c, LOO, 125 and 1850
-. 10c, Csc, SOC, 75c and 100
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Warm Bed Coverings.

The long spell of warm weather has found
our Blanket and Quilt Stock larger than we
like. We are going to reduce the stock by
reducing the prices. If you assist us by buy
ing, you will in turn act in your own Interest
3.7s Blankets now, per pair -. 800
4 90 Blankets now, per pair 3.75
200 Blankets now, per pair ......... ~. 90
20 Blankets now, per pair ...........4 so
6 so Blankets now, per pair 80 5.25
$50 Blankets now, per par ........,6.25
All Comforts reduced in price this week.
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Derby P0rtieres

That have been selected with grea ~ ~
whereby the newest and most aPpIopp-
combinations of colors are blended. z.
200, ESQ, 800, $50, 49,, 5.OU ox
700, 7.50, 500 and $3.50 tor Ls'S
Porteres.
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Table Covers

An endless line to select from ana " "a
signs and patterns are indeed beauti'w-lI
GA, 8.4, 1914 and 1874 sizes At INC
prices of 75c, 100, L50. L13, !se' ~
2@S. 2.65. 2.75 and up.
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Have you ever seen our grand assof' J. Il
You will be both pleased and surplise.a. Z III
magnificent showing. You may ma 'ns II
and Fancy Denims at,per yard, tsc 'o'''' q
Silkalnes at, per yard, toc to.....'.''.s
Point de Esprit, per yard, soc, 900, Zjc
2oc and
Wool and Silk Mixed Tapestries, JUC
$50, oOc, 75c and "
All Silk Draperies, per yard, 400, 1,63
$50, 2.7s and 49,. ~
Fancy Madras Cloths at S5c and''..'f'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-11
AUCTION sALEs--1his Day.
- -f----~>-~
BY A. L. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneeis,
Manchester. Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT HIGHLY IMPROVED AND VERY
VALUABLE STOCK FARM.
KNOWN AS
whit BY"
FRONTING OK JAMES RIVER, ABOUT
TWO MILES FROM RICHMOND,
IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY, VA.

BY virtue OF deed OF trust, dated april
-, 1925. and recorded IN the cleih 0'tiSe
Of Chesterfield County court III II. y.
No. %, page No. 4si, default having Deen
made I'M the payment Of the note secured
thereby. and being directed so TO do ~
the holder thereof, the undersi sned' lru5-
tees, will offer for sale, at puDhc AUCTION
on the premises, on
TUESDAY, TIE nth DAY OF JULY,
1899,
at o'clock z. NJ. The FARM known az
"WHlTBY." containing TWO HUNDFLD
AND NINETY (2gD) ACRES or
LAND. more or Jess, fronting Oh James
river extending 10 and fronting on TIE
Petersburg turnpike ..,
This land Is In the highest state OF cul-
tivatiou and embraces about one hundred
acres OF river lOWgrOuuds, Wnlch earbs
Weld sixty bushels OF corn per acre. Inc
annual hay crop is ABOUT one Huil-. 81.
tons. The buildings are very hdhu7ot.l'
mansion. containing fourteen rooms ual.-
room and modern couyeniences. oEerseei =
house. quarters, stable room Tot seNSIly
(1Ol horses. hay barns, etc., etc' lnl2
properfv las the reputation or Dclns aud
Is in reality the most attraciite ahd val
uable farm in the vicinity of kichMohu.
I'm addition 10 it's value as STOCK farm
and an attractive county residence, lt Is
exceptionally valuable ior the ioA""'"~
Ftrsf its frontage OF about one-nals a
mile on lanes river which at this point
is about two feet deeper than an hlcH-
rnoud. makes 10 very valuable for manu-
featuring and shipping purposes mere
IL probablv mo- better site than this Tor s
large ship-yard and dry-d0ck
second. There is an excellent granite
ouarry on tie property near the river
ALSO. large deposit OF brick clay. Splendid
shipping FACILITIES both by water ana rail-
road. and .
recently surveyed FROM Manchester 20
PETERSBURG along the Petersburg utnf.ke
passes Immediately in front of the rear
part of this farm. thus making 70 FdIud-
BIZ for acreage lots.
TERMS One-fOurth cash and me pal
auce in one. two and three years oe-
forrod payments bearing interest from aay
of sale. and secured by deed of trust IT
the purchaser can make "a iifsei 'r'i
PAYMENT 81 be desires $50 90 dos laiercst
on deferred payments 10 be- Iai[d semi
annually. JOIN ~ ~. ~ ~. ~,
Trustees.
A. I. Adamson, Auctioneer. JulO