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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-09-06

Whites cream vermifuge is essen
TALLY the child's tonic. ltimpnves
the digestion and assimilation OF food.
strengthening the nervous system and
restoring them tn the health, vignr
and elasticity Of spirits natural %
childhood: price 25c Peoples drug
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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-09-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Report by Strahorn-Hutton-
Evans Commission Co.

Special TO Daily Chieftain
NATIONAL STOCK YARDs. ILL.,, Sept.
There are seven thousand cattle
st Chicago today and market
steady, twenty-five hundred at
st. Louis. steady. Badqelt &
Milford cattle weighed 1860 and
brought s4.10.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-09-06

The grand jury A. Mnskngre has le-
true bills against W >. Hatri~nn and
Stacy UnderNin,d.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
TO ExreRMINAre GREEN GOODS MEN

Despite Repeated Warnings, the 'ln-
lustry" IL ON the Increase.
New York, Jan. 29.-The United
States government means to wage q
war of determination against the men
in the green goods industry. Instead
Of decreasing, the number of green
goods men is growing larger. The
campaign Of rescue is to be managed
by Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral J. l.. Bristow and W. e. Coch-
rane. chief of the postofiice inspectors
in Washington. They have taken into
their councils Chief Postofice Inspec-
tor J. d. King, OF this city, and M. c.
Forness, who holds that position In
Philadelphia.
Anti-green goods circulars will be
put out to counteract the influence Of
the green goods circulars and pasted
up in the various country postofllces.
Postmasters everywhere will be in
structed to do educational missionary
work in this direction. A rough draft
Of an anti-green goods poster has been
prepared for wholesale circulation.
The men fighting against the swindlers
say that 1t will be difficult to do much
until congress repeals the law under
which the come on" is equally guilty
with the swindler. 1t will be asked
to do so.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
Talk of a shipbuiIder.' Strike.

Philadelphia, Jan. 29.-The district
council of the International Associa-
ton Of Machinists and 20 representa-
tiyes of the allied shipbuiiding trades
In this city met yesterday and consid-
cred the project of general strike for
a nine hour work day in all the ship
yards on the Atlantic seaboard where
the men are obliged to work longer
time for days pay. After thorough
discussion, involving every phase of
the situation, John P. Counelley, Of
New York, member Of the national
executive board, was delegated to visit
Wilmington, Newport News, Va, and
other localities and ascertain the senti-
ment and financial condition of the
various unions involved. The national
board expects to hear from its repre-
sentative in few days. when definite
action will be taken.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
MARYLAND.S BLUE LAWS.
0aay Sss6ay WORKERS. Will n
Areaght Before the Grand Jury.

Dany SasAay WORKERS. Will Rs
Areaght Before the Grand Jury.
Baltimore, Jan. 29.-Nine hundred
policemen were busy from midnight
Saturday until IL o'clock last night
securing the names Of violators Of tie
ancient blue laws" together with
their aiders and abettors. The edict
sent out by the police department last
week, in cooperation with the grand
fury, prescribed trafic in every article
except milk and ice, druggists being
permitted to compound and sell physi-
clans prescriptions only. The EVIL
dence collected yesterday will be re-
ferred to the grand jurors, who will
investigate each case and present vio-
lators of the law for Indictment and
prosecution.
No arrests were made during the
day, but the names of all workers,
known to be such, were taken and will
be referred to the grand jurors. These
included editors. reporters, compost
tors, pressmen and carriers of the
Sunday papers. messenger boys, bar
bers. bootblacks, laundrymen and own
ers of sweatshops and their employees.
Quite a number of storekeepers were
also caught "redhRnded" and will have
to answer to the charge Of selling
cigars, cigarettes, stationery, newsLl-
pers, confectionery, proprietary arti-
cles or groceries. The carriers were
permitted to deliver papers to regular
subscribers. but the sale OF them ON
the street or by dealers at news stands
or drug stores was not permitted and
many persons who expected the local
or out-of-town papers to reach them
through these sources were disappoint-
ed, as many Of the stands were closed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Philadelphia, Jan. 2s.--The receipts of
cattle IN this city last week were as fol-
lows: Beeves, 2,210; sheep, bs6"; hogs,
4,O77. Receipts for the week previous:
Beeves, 2.12o; sheep, 3.720; hogs. 5.l2l.
Beef cattle were in good demand and
firmer; 200 head were shipped to Glasgow
per steamer Corean. We quote: Extra
5%@6c good. 5l4G5lsc.: medium, 4&Q5c.;
common, 4A44hc.
Sheep were active and higher at the fol-
lowing quotations: Extra, 5kM5asc.; good,
4TG5c.; medium, 4A4f2c.; common, 20
&C.; lambs, 5G6kc.
Hogs were In fair demand at GAG7c.
Fat COWS were scarce al 2M@!c.
Thin cows were wanted al $1O12o.
Veal calves were active at 452QSiec.
Mich COWS were unchanged at $3OdS0.
Dressed beeves were firm at eisTSAc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
Death by an Electric shock.

New York, Jan. 29.-An electric
shock almost instantly killed Charles
Nord, waiter in Bovery cafe, last
night. Nord attempted to lift an arc
lamp that had fallen from its support
and hung suspended about three feet
from the sidewalk, and seized the iron
framework with both hands. He yell
ed just once. AS the electric current
several thousand volts-shot through
his body the man wriggled and twisted
as II in deadly combat. The struggle
ended quickly, and Nord dropped over
dead. Several walters who ran to his
assistance were knocked over, but they
finally managed to extricate the body.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
Colombian Rebels "Bluned."

San Diego, Cal, Jan. 29.-from re-
ports brought by the Hamburg steamer
Volumnia it appears that the arrival
of the vessel at Tumaco, Colombia,
where she touched on the way up, had
the effect Of saving the place from
capture by Colombian rebels. The lat
ter had demanded the surrender of the
town, and the governor was at his
wits end Just then the Volumnia
was sighted. The governor then sent
a defiant message to the revolutionists.
and told them that the steamer off port
was bringing 500 government troops.
The trick succeeded, and the rebels
abandoned their purpose.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
Did Not Wave the Red Flag.

Chicago, Jan. 2s.-The expected an
archistic demonstration did not take
place yesterday at the burial OF Ed
ward O'Conner, who was killer dur
ing an alteration with a non-unfon
man at the factory of Winslow Broth
ers. Five hundred men followed the
remains to Waldheim cemetery. The
red nag OF the United Metal Workers,
OF which O'Conner was member, was
carried In the procession, but 1t was
furled and was preceded by the Stars
and Stripes in the hands Of a police
man, as ordered by Chief Of Police
Kiplay. Besides the parade there was
no demonstration Of any kind.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
senator Mason's Sarcasm.

Washington. Jan. Ex-senator Nh
son, of Illinois, says concerning the
published report that he had been re-
quested to withdraw from the Old Tip
pecanoe club. Of Chicago: II notice
by the paper that was expelled from
the Tippecanoe Republican club. !
never applied for membership. l
heard through the press that charges
against me had been preferred by
Colonel McWhorter that l did not
agree with the president on Philip
pine and Boer questions. Had known
that I was a member OF the club and
that McWhorter was chairman OF any
important committee should have re-
signed. Meantime l am for liberty
and self government in Cuba, Philip
pine Islands, South Africa and Chi
cago, McWhorter or no McWhorter."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
rReNcn GENERALS DEFEATED
Only Three NatiOnalssts Were Elect
ed TO the senate.

AseAS hnBO~ 1ShScbs
ed to the senate.
Paris. Jan. 2s.-The election Of 90
senators yesterday resulted in a prac-
tical rout for the Nationalists, only
three out Of their 80 candidates being
elected.
The Nationalists made a great show
Of military men, including Generals
MERCER. Lambert, Prax, Rebillot,
Pothier. Cluseret r ~ La Veure and
Colonels Ravant aLS Monteil. Admiral
Gallibert was also Nationalist can
didate. OF these Generals Mercier and
Lambert alone succeeded. both COM
manding large majorities. General
Mercier was the principal Nationalist
candidate.
The defeat of their whole list, in
Guiding Generals Prax and La Veuve.
In the department Of Sarthe, is tanta-
mount to rebuff to M. Cavaignac,
former minister of war, who had back
ed the list. M. Cavaignac Immediately
resigned the presidency of the general
council of the department, which had
opposed his nominees.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
LOOKS MORE CONClLIATORY.
Mine Workers and Employers Seem
Ready to Make C0nce ssious.

Mine Workers and EMPLOYERS Seem
Ready to Make Conce~.ious.
Indianapolis, Jan. 29.-The dele
gates to the conference between the
miners and operators who remained in
town over Sunday spent the day in
lounging about the hotels and talking
the situation over. Surface Indications
are that both sides stand ready to
make concessions, and the probability
is the first meeting of the joint scale
committee will result in each side
giving out some hint Of what these
concessions are.
The final outcome Of the matter, as
predicted by those who have attended
other conferences, is that the operators
will pay few cents more per ton than
their first offer of nine cents advance,
the miners will come to the screen
agreement remaining as at present,
and the Illinois miners will come into
the double standard agreement now in
force in the three other states of the
competitive fields.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
ON SATURDAY.
: The 81 DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1900,
at 10 o'clock q. NJ,

the following described real estate, viz:
All those two certain lots, or pieces o.
land. each havilg two story brick dwell
Ing erected thereon, situa 10 the city o
wilmington, bounded and described al
lo.lows. To witt
No. l. Begiuuins at a point on the
southerly sidu OF Second street at a corner
Of land now Or formerly Of A bsalom Black
thence with said Blacks line southeriy
pi. Allei with road commonly cnlied the
Co,hpany's road 79 feet inches more or
less TO Daniel b. Andersons line; ce
westerly with said Daniel b Ander, on q
line III feet 6A inches to q line Of ls nd now
or forine ly ol rstsr Chipre; thence with
his II e norther y parallel with said Com
pany Roa 70 lest 6 inches to the snid
side Of Src"nd .treet. and thence thereby
easteriy l3 feet 6M inches to the place OF
beeiuning; be the con .snts thereof what
they may.
No. 2. Beginning at a point on the
southerly side Ut Anchorage . rect ut the
distance OF 16O feet weS.erly from the
westerly side OF Oak stree,, Anchorage
street beiDk laid OF 80 feet wide. parallel
with Maryinnd avenue ana distant south
vriy fr IN the sOutberly side hereof 295
Ieet; Oak .treet is laid out ut 60 feet wide
parallel wi Beech Q rect and dis ant
westerly from the westerly s!do thereof
Soo isrt: III nee sOutherly parslIel wi h
Oak street and passing through the mid
uie VI the division well bet~ecn he house
on iEl' lot and the house adjoining Oh the
east IL feet to q corner; thence westerly
pa,niiei with Anchorage street 10 feet TO
another corner; thence nurtherly parallel
wi Oak stroeL u feet t. O point in the
sal sou heriy sl.e Of Anchorage street,
and thence hereby eastcrly 10 ts.t to the
place nj brg'nning; bs the contents there
ul v hhL L4cy may.
Sh'zsd ami ken in execution as the
pr"perty"f MArxaroC Inch, morIgagor, and
TITS. and 20 be sold by
JOHN t. TAYLOR, Sheriff
Sh-rif's Ohio. Wilmington, Delaware,
JANUARY ~. lsv0
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
MEXICAN ENTERPRISE.
To Develop Natural Resources With
out the Aid Of Foreign CapitaI,

IO DcNclOV NUtdrRl resources " 1tns
out the Aid Of Foreign Capital.
City of Mexico, Jan. 29.-What is be-
lieved to be the best asphalt deposit
in Mexico Is about to be developed. 1t
is situated near Tampico and is con-
trolied by Mexicans, who have refused
offers from American contractors for
operating. The deposits will be oper-
ated wholly by Mexicans.
A strong combination OF leading
Mexican capitalists has acquired
large tract of oil producing land near
the Pacific coast, and are preparing for
active operation. The oil is not suit
able, according to tests, for illumin-
ating purposes, but is excellently
adapted to lubricating and for fuel and
gas making. One pint of this oil will
supply one horse power per hour. The
supply Of oil is said to be unlimited.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
rreuchmen For the TrnnsvanI.

Lourenzo Marques, Jan. 29.-Over 90
Frenchmen, who arrived here by the
French steamer Girondo and were pro-
hibited from proceeding to the Trans
vaal, appealed to the French consul,
who protested that they held passports
by the Transvaal consul, and who de-
clared that he would hold the Portu-
guese government liable in damages
for a breach of international law in
the event of continued refusal to allow
them to go forward. AS the Portu-
guese governor general had previously
signed the passports he was compelled
to admit the validity of the French
consuls contention. The result was
that the Frenchmen were allowed to
proceed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
ON SATURDAY,
TIE Sd LAY OF FEBRUARY, 1900
a. 1 o'clock p m

the following describsd real estate, viz:
All that retlaln farm or tract Of land
with Lhrer h uses, u barn and other build
i"gS Thereon eu'ted, situate IN MIL CIesk
,und III. NV Castle Gcuuty and State of
br.s~a,s iato Ut Peter C,,nnell. ST.. de-
c'nssi and now owned by FRANCIS A
Mniuiry, ON Tho public road ehlinx from
Btsckinv,lle 20 Ashland sta Ion and
bounded TN The n"rih by. lands now ur
is'.. "f samuel Sbarp.sss :easterjy Dv iands 5
la's "f Ano oharplsss, Sr., -Outh r.v by
innd> nov Ur IAte Ot auhD Armstrong All !,
Lands lats of Chandler Lan',oru (nuw
Lz,is NJ, LiitI"j. and We. .tsrlv bv inna- t
VI. enid l. III, NJ. Lltt,e, IUulaiDing B.
unfr, an ~ E'archs. OF isni, more or ir-r.
kxce mag and 10 etviuy h,rrout thee.
from iw" srna.! leis Of iaua Containing
nl,,dt 2rcre-. No. l b,iny n lot II iali,
0" ,pvr. u, P.tcr Connoil, Sr.. and VII,
~ J I'm Connsll. by decd dated epl euiDr
b. io73 c,nLsiuiuv about N acres II iA.uI
HnG ,arnr.ivd Ia the Recurarr's Uliicr ,ni
\ w Crs,is o.sunIy. DeiHwa =. ~ ijreH
Il p, d 81. Vol "a page ~. Sts
10 a iUt ot land Conveyed by Prt~r
Go utti. Sr. and wi = 20 Peter t,nn-i
j ,bs oead dai0d S.psetuter b. 1875 u.ri.
Ia uia. n "ers %, Land lnnra ~. r>. iu5
t~e-rao 4 me ttscurder's Utiiss . :. slrt.
IN ..p-a tsscuid. +. Vol ". p.xs so ~.
10 spd taken in execution ~ tl.,, pr
-rts Il! i'7'n"is 3. siai.nry. mmsess",, A4s
tsi1'e ianasi and " be sold b,
JOHN 4. 3AyIOR. sLr.tE
ah"rtr's t'fhrs. wau on. a...Ct d.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
The TransvnaI War in Chicago

Chicago, Jan. 29.-As result Of a
fight over the South African war,
Charles Glassbrook, an Englishman,
received ten scalp wounds yesterday
and was rendered unconscious. His
assailant, Francis Edwards, was ar
rested and Glassbrook was also lock-
ed up after he had spent some time at
the county hospital. G1assbrook and
Edwards met In a saloon, and during
a discussion over the Boer war soon
came to blows. Edwards seized
hammer and struck Glassbrook on the
head, repeatedly knocking him down.
The timely appearance of the police
doubtless saved Glassbrook's life.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

In shooting match at Hamilton, O.,
John Kulp was accidentally killed by
John Willoughby.
Rev. DR.. Parkhurst, Of New York.
favors open saloons between certain
hours ON Sunday.
In the first nine months Of last year
78,300 persons In the German empire
engaged in strikes.
Chambers of commerce all over
France are protesting against the
American reciprocity treaty.
Fred Lind, Victor Fredericksen and
Walter Grazesky, miners, were killed
by falling timber at Henley, Wis.
The late John Ruskin had given
away fortunes, and he lived on IS a
day the last few years of mis- life.
A gigantic metal paper trust. en-
bodying the entire industry In that
country, has been formed in Belgium,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
EHERIFFS SAJ.E.--BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Vendi toni xponas to me dire ted
will be exposed to public shlo at the
Gilpin House, in the town Of New Castle
New Castle County, State OF Delaware
SATURDAY,
THE 3rd DAY CT FEBRUARY. 1000,
at i. 80 o'clock a NJ,
at II 80 o'clock a M,

db IL .OV CIoCk q Ill.
the following described real estate, visi
All those four certain tracts, pieces or par.
GELS of land, situate in Pencader Hundred Vow
Castle county and StateOf Delaware, Sevrr.
ally bounded and described as follows to wit:
No. 1--BeRinning 43 pcrchs. from tho
cornerstone Of land OF the heirs of jaw 8
Patton; thence nor degrees we t Ssh
perches; thence by o new line nor h 81 ,ln-
grees east 81 g. 10 perches o point; thnmce
south 81 degrees east sSk percies; thence
south ~ deqrees west 81 7-lD percha. to
the place Of beginning. Containing IL
acres and " square perchos
No. 2-SItuated on tho south side OF tho
turnpike road leading from Coorh's Bridge
to Elkton and adjoining lands formerly
OF John i. Williamson, Of Alexander
Simpson. and the said road, beginning nt
stone on south side Of said roai md IN
line Of said Simpson, and running Ih"n-s
bv the south side OF snid road south 7'X
degrees was 42 perches to q post; hence
south 10x degrees ess 81 6-10 erchss tn
stone; thence north 82h degrees onst 20
8.10 perches to stone; hence ncrth 8i5
degrees west 40 $40 perchs. to ston':
thence north 70 degrees east 2! d.in
rerchss to tho 1r.t mentioned point and
plsOe Of beginning contai ming . ncrss. .
ronds and 81 perohes.
No. 8. Beginning at point on tho in"n-
toned line distant fr0In the beG'nning
stone nf parcel OF land. sold nv u Co ain
William Kincaid, April 18. 1S4l. to Sulr-
mon Grier, william Walker and Daniel
Parker, running thenca 81 $40 peroh".;
and running h'ncs with tha first .In"n-
toned line IS hl0 perotes to R"b"rea
Conlpton'S land; thence with the old limo
north S2S degrsss east IS percbrs; south
81 degrees east Al $40 perches: thrrae nv
q new limo south 80 deyress wrst aIIs rNr-
Ches; south 87lf degrees east II a.lo n"r-
ches; nUrth . deeress sHss Is St. l0O e"rhrs
to the place OF beg ming, containg 70
acres 8 roods and 2s psrnhss.
No. Beginning at astnke On the south
side of u stonO fence q corner Of other
land Of said Patrick Sullivan. on the w.s5
side Of a new public road, ami rum rg
thence by the said side of the .ai.i pu lilo
road south 3S]1 degrees west 3 SO
perchea to q stake; than0e Nv the same
south ~ degrees east 81 35-100 prrcl,eS To
. stake, thsncs by a new lins at lanh os
the late William Walker. and taaa Of .hs
African Church. south 81 degrees W. { lS
perches to a stake; thence BY anoth"" u "
line and land Of said Walker north ~ i.-
south side or edge Of the af ,rSsnld s'"'e
said fence south b SIX deg -eea east 9 S.ia
perchss to the place Of beginning com
tainin" 1 acras and II perchs. ~ =
6eised and taken In execution as 'ss
property Of Eiwin s. Arm ,trpng. a -
istrator Of Pa'riok Sullivan. dec..s I'D
JOHN Il. TAYLOR. sh"-,1
Sheriff. once. Wiimsnsfsn- .S.. ,s~
Jan. Is. 1900.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
The Mol,peux Case Still Held Up.

New York, Jan. 29.-lt was not pos
sible for the Molineux case to 90 on
today. for Juror Brown was not we'll
enough to attend court For several
days he has been Ill at his home. His
physician said today: lowing to the
uncertain state of the weather have
advised him. as a precautionary meas
ure, to remain at home. Should the
weather be favorable ne will be in the
Jury box tomorrow"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
DiRx's Choice For Successor.

Laredo, Tex, Jan. 29.-Regarding
the report that President Diaz, of Mex
leo, had designated his successor as
president of the republic, it is stated
on authority Of Mexican officials that
President Diaz has expressed a wish
that General Bernardo Reyes. now
minister Of war, succeed to the office
when he retires therefrom. President
Diaz will without doubt be reelected
and enter upon the term beginning in
December next, and use his influence
in behalf of General Reyes when the
latter becomes presidential candidate.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
MEETINGS fo-NldhT.

Fayard Logon.
Campo, P. o SA.
Board of Education.
Smyth Post, q. AR.
Apollo Castle, X OF P.
sumner Post, q. A Il.
Ga' field Camp, s. ofV.
Delaware Lodge, s. of H.
iureKa Lvuse, A, F.A NJ
Delmar~r. GEton, b. l.. F.
Sh elds ....,y Association.
GermaaL noage, /. y. o;
Washington Lfl1ge, X. OF P.
DE B3are Ionciave. $. WIN.
Mi.qua H'7iSs, l. o. R. N.
Bralnv~:ne Lodge, l. Q. O. F.
Blue I.uck Council, l.. .. II.
" Wilmington Cone.ave, l. 0. Fl.
Was. ington Lodge, A. o. u. +.
Board OF Police Commissioners.
st. Benedict . Beneficial Society.
Bricklayers' International Union.
Stationary Engineers Association.
diamond Council, Jr., o. U. A. N.
Christine Encampmept, l. 0. O. F.
Lady Franklin Home Communion.
Wilmington Consistory, A. A. ). g..
Wilmington Division, u. r. K. Of P.
rev. Patrick Reilly Beneficial Society.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
wr.cked yex.el stiu yt,,aert,a.S.

st. Johns, N. F., Jan. 29.-The cor
tinuance Of the storm makes It impos-
sible to obtain definite knowledge as
to the identity Of the vessel which
went ashore on Wednesday, Jan. II, on
roxtail Point. Much apprehension is
felt, as 1t is feared that more than one
vessel has been lost.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29

night mas extend
ed southwark into
Texas and to GEN.
trail Mississippi,
where freezing
temperature and
snow is reported.
The eastern edge
Of the cold wave
has reached Ohio.
During the next
IL hours the cold
wave will extend
with diminished
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
Charged With Defraudins Uncle Sal

Charged With DefraudinG Uncle San
johnson City, Tenn. Jan. 29.-Ike +.
Jo5e, formerly captain in the Sixth
United States immunes, who Is ac-
cused Of fraudulently selling govern
ment transportation orders to ticket
scalpers and an illegal use Of govern
ment penalty envelopes, was captured
near here yesterday by Postoffice In.
spector F. M. Betz, of Cincinnati. Z
Jobe fails to give $1,000 bonds he VIII
be placed in Knoxville Jail to avail !.
transfer to Columbus, O.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC 8 ALE
Having rented my farm for next year, viii
sell at public auction. at INV tarnl, near Bear
81 alton, Del, New Castle hundred, on
THURSDAY FEBEUAnY l, 1900,
at IL o'clock noon


& ..,,,. p
good work horses and mares some in foal
pair or mules. 8 colts. allo farming imple-
ments us follows: farm WAGONS, 4 hay rig
gins, horse oart. milk wagon and pole, 2hor-e
Takes, hay tedder, Osborne mower, 2 McCor.
mick binders, used only one season. New Far
mer's Havorite, II tine drill, new feed CUTTER
root cutter. 3hnrse plows. 3
2-horse plows, sulky plow, potato plow,
rir plow, 8 twin hsrrows 6 cultivntors,2 wheel
cu!tivators, Nlaurh sultivator, spring tooth
harrow, Hamilton corn planter, grain FAM.
roller, set Of dearborn harness, vet OF cart har
nass, 3sets wagon hRrness, Q sets pillow harness
and brides, 8Sprongod forks, grain shovels.
3 small shoyels and spades, 2 four horse trees,
y3-hurse trees, I double trees and single trees,
hnlf bushel. rs now grain sacks slfd other
small articlss.
Trrms-All snms of $50 or under cash, over
that amount credit Of months viii be given
Oil purchaser giving bankabls note with an
approved eI dorser, 8per cent. off for cash.
#. 9. Stdham, Auc. T. B. ROGERS.
]. W. Burris Clerk. 3S-eod-ts