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The Portland daily press., 1899-07-01
FOR SAI,E.

One of the finest residences at
WoOdfOrds, % Pleasant street,
twelve large finished sunny
rooms, four unfinished rooms
and bath, two water closets, hot
md cold water. three flreplaces.
House heated by combination
hot air and water. Set tubs I'm
laundry. Cellar with cemented
floor and plastered ceiling.
Handsome grounds, lot IS By
100. For terms g., call ON,
WILLIS NJ. CHENERY,
Trustee, 23S Middle Street.
1s2Etf
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-01

nor SALE-LOok at thisl New two story six
room house and 5000 feet of land 10 Deer
Ing for $1400, only $500 down, balance only sl1
per month; don'twait until some ono buys It
away from you. c. B. DALTON, So Exchange
street. June9dtt
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-01
WE DDiMc RINGS.

One hundred OF them to select from. All
styles. all weights. all prices in 10. Il and Is
At. Gold. Largest and best stock OF rings
III the city A thousand OF them. McKEHSEY,
the JeweleE, Aoaunleat Square iaaeliltt
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-01

EfOR SALE-New House on Richardson ST..
very desirable. contains rooms aud bath
not and cold water, wired for electric lights
Inquire OF A. L. RICHARDSON, 70 Best ST.,
Deering Centre Me. iei2d4ws
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-01

LoR SALE OR TO LET-The two story brick
house, No. 3l5 Cumberland street. with
brick stable: also - two story wooden taQe-
meot house of twelve rooms. j. Q. WOOD
NAN, 93 Exchange street. 201
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-01

EOR SALE Pilot boat Maggie" Address
> Il. L. PARSONS. Box 1853. Peaks Island,
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-01

FOR 5ALE-New, 3 fiat block % rooms on
each nat( on High street. everything first
class and strictly up'to-date; timely finished,
plnmbed and heated. nothing better: Feuts tor
$40 per year VIII pay over per cent net. 0.
y. DALTON u Co, SO Exchange 81. June9@tf
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-01

EOR SALE---Buildiug lots at oakdale. The
Deering Land Co., offers for sale on favor
able terms desirable building lots on William,
Pitt and Fessenden Sts.. oakdale. Apply to
CHAS. G ADAMS, Treas. 81 Exchange Sc.
may16eow to oct2s
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-01

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 30 cents, In advance.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-01
THE HOME
ZOE oRnAM POINTS.

Some good points to remember in the
making Of Ice cream ars these Milk
should always be scaided. or 10 may taste
watery. II fioar is used 10 shicken, cook
In double boiler for twenty minutes. II
corn starch, COOK anhour. When candied
fruits are used double amount Of sugar
is required. In making brick 100 cream
Miow two tablesp5onfrIs OF Velatine 20
each quart. For ginger ice cream use
the preserved ginger. In freezing ice
cream have one-third as much salt as Ice.
and the Ice should be- on top. In packing
after freezing leave the salt on top, AL
ways allow the cream to stand for two or
three hours before serving, rs II makes IL
richer. Caterers in making ice cream for
entertainments usually make 1t two days
ahead.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-01

King Henry VIII while in q reminiscent
mood one morning was relating to George
Washington the little incidents connected
with the deaths of his several wives and
wound up the story with the remark:
II tell you, my boy, when 1 was on
earth was all the loose change"
~ fail to see it," answered Washington.
81 fail to comprehend where any loose
change comes in. According to my notion,
You were nothing moro than bad SOW
ereign."
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-01
HORSE FOR SALE.
Sound and kind. can be
seen at Wilson's Stable,
Federal street.

EoR SALE--on Pleasant HILL Falmouth, II
acres of land, together with a Ia story
house, containing rooms and ell; good barn
and sheus connected. Buildings all in first class
condition; newly painted three good wells Of
water. Ono mile from Aliens Corner, four miles
from Portland. Apply to JOHN +. PROCTOR,
80 Exchange street. z4-1
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-01

FOR SALE Delightful summer home on Cape
built. containing nine rooms, broad piazgas; Sc
hago water. sandy beach, with finest bathing
facilities, ocean view unexeelled hardwood
grove. two good stables. electric ears pass the
grounds. Particulars, Real Estate Once, FRED
ERICK s. VAIL. PAP
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-01

EOR sALE-second hand milk wagon. Ad
dress NJ. w, this Office. 2pI
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-01

Glow fortunate" unused Sir Isaac
Newton, "that the apple fell on my head
and l discovered gravity"
Yes" answered Ann Boleyn, who
happened to overhear him, ''It was fortu-
nate that it was an apple, for If it had
been railroad train, though the situation
would have been one of much more CRAWL
ty, yet your discovery would have remain.
ed undiscovered p'-Cincinnat Enquirer.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-01

SVANTRD-Everyon who wants new
" house IN Portland or Its suburbs to see u
at once; we have several new houses which we
viii sell low on easy terms, or will exchange
for good collateralj no fair offer refused this Is
your chance. DALTON & CO.. So Exchaug,
street -June9du
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-01

Sir Walter Raleigh, in speaking of his
career ON earth, happened to remark that,
no matter what turned up, he was always
cool and collected
Yes, answered Charles Dickens.
" But at the last moment you lost your
head, WALLER
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-01

HOUSE FOR RENT-Good location, on Con-
- gress street, west OF Grove street. sun all
day: eight rooms and extra large bath room.
Modern plumbing. Slate sink In kitchen and
plate Trays IN lnuadry. Apply to ARDDN w.
COMBS, % Exchange street. ISL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Ia tho mai ,nund of IN. courrlnp for
IN. Wnteflon eup M Aleisr. near Liver.
pool y"st.rday. ninek Fury won. beat
Inc Lanai
rich, busi,..s ho,,..s Including tho
u,ivstt nnt,t "a uipi,v a. have neon
b,,,n,I cu,sty Ia Inc hotel mad a
nnrrow oscnpe.
-
has b,"n ttr,,iesod and M" nrltiSb
,d,,tr,i "a Itni,art has b,,n nsk,d 10
s.nI IA runtont
The NleNandrln coal mine AZ Nhhhl'
nra,,nt az n sinh, Of Inc pushers FOR
bisber ,.np,.H
"'s"''
A trader named Thomas was dubbed
10 death by natives at Mallicolo ana
h w., 'ta ~, s,t''t ''S'' '"'''" e''-
II N reported IN Official circles that
Colonial Secretary Joseph Chamberlain
has disallewci a Concession OF 10000
acres TO New Guinea lana uyhdlcatcs'
Tho local ouecnntown Yield OF sugar
Tor tho season Just concluded amount
ed tn $4,000 tons, being nn Increase OF
$500 tons on the previous years
Yield
-, t,tr a,,r,hor, Al N ~ N
vico prosido-t o. the Royal college ~
surgeons. Edinhurg, and examiner IN
anatomy, Royal college OF surg sons. u
dead.
Al ur.,,t ,h, ,i,s,t,,,,ts,.t o,,.,..
s,s,.srnsn wi" yyas sis si,nns oie",',i
49,, 49,, ~. s,,is' ','s,.,,.'',t,
died at Bctnc yesterday. Ia his 5ith
year.
a.. ..,,,,,. ~, ,h. H., ,.,..,.,.
,,,n'',h' i'" w, "n' .nin''''s
ni,.ahV' ~. n,s' 49,, w. so'ls'vsH ui
ssa a,a,a,, i'it Sh,unce,. n,.',,
S'ia' W ~ ''PN" VI
&c.. a, ,.,.,-.
- ~ w., w." . ~ '','t '',,, "
nnVhv.ou..'M.1 w., it,tn,'t nhu ulh'
N,tvl ~ ~ Y''N'' ~ 10, n". sit', NJ,
h.'unu pl'll",N va, Niu I'pup'o
OF FIeh''' ~ u'"u' w "'H '''h war
Tho Filipino lunntn In Ilonrkonr
publishes voluminous anti-Amcrlcan
tirndc, Hnyiug: "Cnhoa aud pandr.
u,nnnn l,ihh Ht Mai'a, Hhne ~ par
hlyNru ana pi"N'''phH "ie Ut ianilho
prices
A sensational discovery of opal ia
reported from Opalaton. Queensland
The dnd IL said 10 Ice one of the hirrrst
blocks on opal ever discovered. ia value
being estimated at between ei,OOO ana
eiONOO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25
NICARCAUAN
CANAL BILL.
Is Passed by the Senate as an Ap-
preparation Rider,
SENATOR RAWLINS OPPOSED
Canal NH ~ an Amendment l.
Promptly Passed by u Vote 81
so to ).

Washington. Feb. 2i-Aftcr a session
Of nearly eight hours to-day. the Senate
this evening at $50 O'Clock passed the
river and hitbos bill by the decisive
vote " 90 10 o. Tho measure was un-
der consideration throughout the Jay.
and on several NJ the committee
amendments "a determined nght was
made. hut In every Instance the oppo-
sitlon awaited nothing.
Tho Hharpcst contest arose over the
Nicaragua canal hill amendment \
point 81 order was made against II that
II was general Hesitation, but the Sem
ate. 60 which the Vice President sub.
mittcd the point. ovcrrulcd a. II was
then attacked aH not being relevant 20 a
river and hifbor measure. but this.
too. was uvorruiud by the Senate.
Mr.. pcttirrrw. Mr.. llawlinH nnd Mt.
Teller vigorously attacked the hill,
their opposition being directed capc-
ciallv AGAINST the canal amendment
Tho statement was made that the
measure would never See the light %
day IN the House. ana that the canal
would not De- built under the PROPOSE
ton Inserted In the bill.
During the afternoon Mr. tcwcll ~
Sew Jersey delivered "a speech IN sup
port ~ tho iiuii-iluwlry army reur-
rnnlzntinu hlll. IN the course ~ which
be- declared that the United states was
now nH much ut war IN the Philippines
nH Il was with spain when our army
was before Santiago. lie expressed
the belief that IL would require an
army ~ io0og men 60 control the FIJI
iplnua, and that We were likcly yet
o. have serious trouble M cuba,
iicyrrtlnE a. an amendment pruyld-
INK Tor the construction ~ reservoirs
40 the head waters ~ the Missouri
river ANA nppruprintlng 10000 fpr
three reservoirs In wyoming, AIR
Frye. In charge ~ the hlll. asked that
the amendment be- passed upon.
Mr.. spuuncr tWiH1 doubted the al.
Visibility ~ the amendments, ami said
that " had every appearance " being
n strong wedge uf an elaborate system
~ irrigation ~ arid lands, witch would
cost the government hundreds 81 mill
lions ~ dollars.
sit. Mllsunt WnshD presented tho
Credentials ~ Addison q, Foster. elect
81 q senator from Washington. They
were fllsd.
when the discussion Of the amcnd-
mcnt was resumed. Mr Warren
| CwyoD. Mr.. clark twyol. Mr. Allen
| tNcbl. Mr. Foraker tOl. Mr. CALM
! rcr ~. ~, addressed the Scnnt" IN
| favor ~ the amendment. The amend.
ment proposed by the committee was
adopted without division.
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rieht lie referred to Mr. Lands az
the "diminutivc repfcsenttivc Of the
great Republican party u the great
commonwealth Of Indiana
Mr. nhca Dem., kyl said he was
tired Of the validating policy of the
President. In the course Of his ar.
rairnmcnt OF the President Mr. Hhea
spoke # Secretary Aigcr as man
who. ~ public history be- true. had
boon cnFhlercd from the army Tor COVE
ardlce On the eve ~ battle"
"1'hat u not true" lntcrposcd Mr.
spnulding u,cp.. Michl
"Oh 10 not mean caHhicrod In the
literal sense. I mean that he left his
command without orders and against
orders and came here. whore he was
court niatiialed.'
lie was never court marilaicd."
Then he rcsiguud'
That's different" replied Mr.
spauidlna amid great democratic
laughter and applause
Mr. Marsh nicp. iu1. a member of
the military committee. closed the Dc.
bate. lie evoked much applause on
the Republican eide iu reply TO the
President critic hy referring 90 him
a. the greatest ~ living Americans lu1
the nrsi II the hsatts lf bis country.
men. lie declared % was absolutely
untrue that any franchises had h. M
granted IN the Philippines. Porto Rico.
or cuba.
This closed the general debate. The
committee rose. AMI. nt i'a2 .. M, the
House recessed until o'clock
Sevonty.HcVcu private bills were
passed az the nlrht session. and. at
~ % y. M, the HuuHo adjourned.
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g. Louis. Mo. Feb. si.-In the trial
~ Campbell Aligair ON the charge ~
murdot here decided Innovation In
criminal jurisprudence has been intro
duced. photographs purpurtlng tu pur-
tray every rtugc Of action M the course
uf The hrFuult were brought forth By
the state and allowed aH evidence.
Tile tutii" Tragedy AZ the pruHrcu'
ton presents n, was acted Out be-.
fore q camera. Not only were the rula.
tive positions shown, but every feature
~ the scene was portrayed. whom the
pictures were introduced II created IL
storm of argument. but Judge Tally
was nrm and could not be changed In
his decision. Attorney Anthony Tor the
defense rir, nuousiy 0blected 10 this
form o: evidence hut judge Salty over
ruled thu motion and an exception was
tlfd. e conviction n obtained ah
appeal mas lc taken.
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rngll.h Capital Tor a southern Road.

Now York. Fob. e5.-Thc Southern
railway has absorbed the Mobile aud
birmingham railway. tho terminus Tor
lease for nincty-nine years, which was
negotiated by President Spencer ~ the
southern on his recent trip 10 London.
This deal has been approved hy tho
London security holders NJ the Mobile
and Birmingham and by ita Htipuln-
tinnH this road. with an It's franchises
and property win be- picked up March !
By the colossal system J. pleraout Nor
gan has under his guidance. Mr.. Sprn-
Ger has but recently returned from
London aud left last night FOR tho
South accompanied by President r. q,
Bush NJ the Mobile ana birmingham 10
wind up the deal.
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USED YEARS AGO.
tchicago Newsl


4 curious discovery which throws
an Interesting Hight ON the times When
nonoonformists were saacrius under
many disabilities. has Just been made
la the old village OF Marion. which ~
situated near Blaclpool, IN tho ancient
Fyldr division OF Laucaahitc. England.
The nud b. a unique combination 90
"a chair and a pulpit The ,haiu which
bearH the date OF i'iG On thg TACK
paupl. h. made ~ old utk hut thc up-
prr pArt-thnt ~. tho pulpit or roo lluf
decks Just ordinary redwood utaillel
dirk brown tn match the thiir Ihu
novel pircr uf furniture WAu formerly
in the family OF Mr. Horny tiehor, j.
a.. ono Of tho oldest Doe the iistrr' Nr
Fisher was thr treasurer 20 hr on
local hnuu that existed pefor llack-
paol was Incorporated, I, tgrmH That
Ina hls carly yuuth-hs Is now past the
psplmlatH allotted span ~ Ito there
,ysre nn independent places OF worship
nearer than some Hirht ur ten mNe1
away. Fp % few ut tho NillAkoi. daHl 20
assemble On hiH Eraudfnthcrt hput' ~
Marion. II tne congregation was uu-
usuully large they would adjourn 90 nu
0ld barn aud hold divine service thnrr.
'rhis pulpit chair then lid ~ dutN fh'
tniulstctF-sumv OF Whnm cutuc even
nom Yorkshire and preached Tor thg
rillculously small sum NJ Sit9l-stloi
b,hird the chair and there read que
mblt. uslug = peculiar arrangements,
combating uf two piCces ut leather Mt
tuched tn each side OF thr top OF no
reading desk, and pieces uf wood. zoe
k.eplng the lenycs down The worship
,,nl then conducted In secret. Tor ion-
no scarcely -aIcd to own themselves
la be nOnconfOrmiHts, The vicar %
poulton. Lee Fylde-thc metropolis OF tho
Fyldc-ono day happened 10 hear ~
senters' preaching room, 50 he sont
FISHERS farm being used ne a dis
whether they had a license. The ol'
patriarch Fisher, told that Individual
to ASK hil vicar TO come down and rec
for himself.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

between Bob Fitzsimmons and Jim
Jcnfifs today. received an offer NJ
&ll.0p0 FROM the Triangle club located
on Stouoy Island Avenue. chicago.
The club crers - pay an expenses u
thu principals and their trainers 10 the
battle-ground and tn deposit the purse
ten days ptiot Co the date of Poe nght
OF earlier " desired. when thu articles
uf agreement are aiEned. Holland uutl-
ned the club tU forward 500 cash Doc.
rYslt which is necessary In order 90
have the bid considered BY FltzHlrn-
mons aud .tmrica
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say. cIe,cland IIaInea him.

Anderson. Ind. Feb. gt-Asa Lyons.
who has been conducting butcher
shop Tor nearly "a year, today employed
an attorney 60 Me proceedings In bank
ruptcy He says be- u IN debt tsis 1909.
his principal creditors being located IN
chicago. Omaha Cincinnati Austin.
Fort Worth. Kansas CITY indinnnpu.
d.. Lafayette. Winchester. Munciv and
this city Lyons says that b. lost henv-
iiy on Texas cuttl" ranges. mainly be-
cause President cleveland ordered the
land cleared on which Lyons was herd
Ing 1900 head Of cattle.
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n,lisf for starving Chinese.

San Francisco. cal. Feb. SAN APP
peal has been received BY the chamber
~ commerce ~ this city ON behalf ~
the flood Hufforrrca uf tho shan TunE
province ~ china. Those signing tho
pie They state that the Chinese ~ the
district have raised something like
$4,000 American money. but this viii
80 but a short way, az therv ufc over
two millions ~ people starving
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

San Francisco. cal. Feb. 2s-Ed-
ward T. searlcr. who donated the Hop
lNns Institute Of Art To- the University
~ California, has agreed Ia add another
gallery o. the splendid building ON Mob
nm IN this city. The annex " ca pro-
vide more room FOR the exhibition Of
paintings and viii cost In the ncighbor-
hood nf $4,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

san Francisco. Cal. Fob. 2i.-Aftct
the races NJ the California Jockey club
tin was suspended pending AN lnvcHu-
rntiun In the nfHt mrr 1efldorin was
fnvofito and was heavily played, but
finished IN the ruCk Martins riding be-.
iur commented on by many aH peculiar
In the nfth race siv with Martin up
finished third. and the judges wcrr
again ~ the opinion that the Jockey did
not Try To win very hard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25
SOC rmnt I.lne io Le. AnreIs.

Rnu Francisco. Fob. SIT H. stated
that orders have been Issued for fiilinR
IN ~ the nfty mile sap between surf
ana Elwood On the coast division ~ the
Southern Pacific railroad. This will
complete new trunk line from San
Francisco 10 Los Angeles, The work
win probably DO finished within a year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

san Francisco. cal. Feb ei.-Tho
transport Roanoke N scheduled 90 sail
Tor Manila tomorrow with Lieutenant
Colonel Milcy and an the other officers
who have been assigned 10 service In
Manila. who are ready 90 depart She
win also take about 100 enlisted men ~
the Fourteenth. Twentieth ana Twenty
third infantry regiments. under COM
mand OF Second Lieutenant Robert NJ,
uramhlin OF the Twenty third Infantry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

Wnllacotown. ont. Fob - -i,obctt
dillon TO the United states Tor two
months lot today Tor Rock Rapids. IT,.
in charge ~ shorinH officer. kiug H
supposed ~ have made living hv
passing forged drafts on country banks
In the United states
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

commissioners 81 Golden Gate Park
have accepted an ofor By Claus
spreckela 10 erect marble or granite
music stand, 90 cost not less than
100000 Plans FOR the structure will be-
furnished by the donor ana II VIII be-
built without delay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

New York Feb. 70 Emil Uomo, q
cabin passenger ON the North German
Lloyd steamship Saale, was arrested on
"a charge NJ smuggling. ncmc gave hf
address uH the Hotel Bismarck. $50
Randolph street, Chicago
When searched number NJ rings
watches and other iewelry worth about
$500 In all, were found ON his person.
lie WAS arraigned before the United
states commissioner and held In $1,000
bail Tor further hearing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

New York. Feb, e5.-Daye Holland.
who 10 receiving bids for tho contest
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"Anl n his ENoelloncy quito sure
that he properly gagged the condition
NJ the public mind on the subject of
Philippine anneNnti0nl ~ he nbso-
iutely certain that one swallow really
makes whole summer IL would
really seem 50, for In his Home Mar
kri address he eNultlngly declared that
The annexation treaty had passed tho
Rennte by over twn.thirds, ana was
sanctioned by the Judgment Of nine-
tenths OF his countrymen How that
treaty finally got its two thirds major
ity In the Sennte--the tremendous pres
sure necessary TO secure II there-whcre
its fate hung doubtful and trembling
In the balance until the very latest mo-
ment. ana was then only saved by the
votes OF the senators who had most OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

them spoken against II. no man knows
better than MIR Mckinley.
"Adulation has indeed soreiy blinded
the chief executive to the truth, " he
imngines that even the majority u his
iryWen approve of this permanent
holding IN the orient Lot him not pin
his faith too securely to ;ae sordid
interests which cium0r 80 Loudly In his
hearing. II Be- will but quiet the noisy
thtong which surrounds him long
enough to put his ear 20 the ground
and listen. he viii distinguish The pre-
monitions ~ the coming storm. DE- VIII
hear the steady tread not ot the 100 100
men whom he demands for "a crusade
against liberty. hut Of u mighty army
uf free people who are beginning 70
move In defense Of their cherished ira
ditlons aud their violated honor.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-13
HIGH SCHOOL.
MarY Ein
Fire! FireM Run!!! Run!y!

To the Cresco Novelty Works and
get your old machinery repaired ready
for work and save time. Have just re-
ceiyed large line of sections which L
will put in your sickles for the next 30
days only and for cash for Sc each and
furnish the riyetS which is less money
than you can buy them for at whole
sale.
l employ none but expert mechanics
and can repair your machines SO you
can go at work without any delay
when you are ready. Delays are
dangerous and expensive at all times.
Any work done by.a poor mechanic is
dear at any price. Have just received
a carload of the celebrated Perkins
Wind Mills bought in March before
the raise and if you intend to buy one
in the next 5 years, buy now and you
can save % per cent. by so doing. In
fact, go to the Old Reliable Cresco
Novelty Works for horseshoeing,
blacksmithing of any kind, plumbing
in all its bra inches, pumps, pipe, we'll
casing, woodwork OF all kinds, stock
tanks, wood ciSterns, milk tanks, hose
brass goods OF all kinds, packing. All
kinds of repairs for machinery sc sc.
G. T. WATRoS. Prop.