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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-03-07

Cincinnati, Feb. 81. Champion
james J. Jcffries' injured knee threat
ems to put him out Of the pugilstio
game. He was examined by q noted
surgeon yesterday and his ailment
Was pronounced as floating cartilage.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-03-07
Krauee's Cold Cure

for colds in the head, chest, throat
or any portion Of the body, breaks up
q cold in "a haurs without Interrupt.
ton to work. Will prevent colds II
taken when first symptoms appear.
Price 25c. Sold by J. N. Glelssner.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-03-07

There is a pure food crusade being
waged In Cincinnati. Meat merchants
are being arrested for selling sausage
.oIored with snsline dive.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-03-07

Beer production in Cincinnati ID
rated as one Of the great industries
there The increase In the output In
the last ten years was p per cent.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-03-07

London, Feb. 2S.-Public subscrip-
tons will be asked for to-day for the
erection Of memorial to Queen Vic
toria. 1t will be erected in London
and be permanent and of a monu-
mental character.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-03-07

Queen Victoria was ambidextrous
and had that fine accomplishment Of
writing equally well with either hand.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-03-07

Toledo, o., Feb. 23.-Miss Via Lewis,
a young society woman of Findlay,
died last night as the result OF an
operation for tonslits. The sur
geon's instrument slipped, severing
an artery, and before the surgeon
knew the result of his error she was
in q dying condition. She died in 20
minutes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-19
Sc Sigue bebiendo.

En- un libro llamado <L'Alcoho-
lisme,, que M. Romme, escritor cien-
tffico frances acaba de publican, SO
dis cute en- detalle el consume de be !
bidas espirituosas On los diferentes
paises De los datos que el autor ha
obtenido, sparece que este consume
ha aumentado en- Francia de 1.01 lii
tros en- 1880 a 81 litros por habit
tante en- 1898. e aumento en- Belgi-
ca ha sido casi Ell mismo. Eu la Gran
Bretaffa, Holanda Italia no ha ha-
bido anmento En- ell Canada, Dina
marca, Suiza, Suecia y Noruega ha
tenido lugsr una notable dis ninu I
ci6p. Las estadfsticas con referen-
cia a k $ paises latinoamericanos no
estan completas, pero SO cree que
no ha habido aumento. Les Esta-
dos Unidos muestran una disminu
cion de 5.75 litros en- 1860 a 2.85 Ii
tros en- 1898 Con relacion este
puede a1adirse el dato de que q f.
nalizar ell aflo de 1900, ell ndmero de
establecimientos de venta de liccrss
al por menor en- los Estados Unidos,
fae en- n1meros redondos 2O6 900.
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El Gabinete
americana.
M0VimlentO de personal.

Ha dimitido su alto cargo en-
Washington Ell Jefe de correos de la
naclop, y Sc preparan para hacer
10 propio, algunOs secretaries del
Gabinete.
Este case era de esperarse, al \
cuardo Mr.. Roosevelt continuase la
nisma marcha que le habla impre-
SO al e bierno Ell anterior Presiden
tie con ell cual estaba comple tamen-
te ident;fcado.
Pero era de esperarse, per rs
zones que no pueden ocultarse al
menos experto en- estos asuntos.
No puede suponerse que Mr..
Roosevelt, 20 tenga en- su carrera
polltica personas de 81 Immediate es
timacion, y con los euafes no tuvie
SO compromises de algdn genero.
EstO es tan corriente, que pasa con
cualquier alcaldillo de pue BIO de ma
la muerte, y hay que concederlo al
alto personsje que escala ell puesto
segundo del gobierno americana, y
que despues ocupa el de primer Ma
gistrado.
Entire gentes de esos circulos,
no Sc sguarda a que SO les senale
en- nlnguna lorna, La necesIded de
sus puestos, sino que los que los
ocupan saben perfectamente cuando
es llegado ell momento de salir, no
tenercsos de que los salgan, porque
q este extreme no Sc da lugar nun
ca, pero 81 en- provision de un ges-
to, de una mirads, de una Erase, que
pueda hacer conocer la necesidad
de su salida.
Y ahora, con las vacantes que
Sc cubriran por gente nueva, Sc
apretaran ell cintur6n nuestros con-
tlnentales aqu1; que 10 mismo ALA
en- la nueva metropoli, que en- Russia,
en- Francia, en- Espana y hasta en- Ia
Chins, los que viven de destinos pn
blicos de cierta naturaleza, tienen
que estar pendientes de los acciden-
tes en- que puedan resultar mas 6
menos perjudicados.
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ficaciones terfa que esperar plazo
que "a sefalaban para aseguraIss
mas drl buen tt abajo..
Dich1 contrs tista tenla ademas
una fanza en- relacion importante
con Ell costo de la obra; fianza que
psrdfa ST por cualquier motive falta
ba su contrato.
Todas esas circunstanciSs eran
probabiifdades que Sc sumaban en-
beneicio de que Is obra resultase
realizada con sui 3cion al proye cto
en- muchos casos Sc obtuvo un
buen eXito.
Els muy possible QUE por adui
nistracion So llcgae d 10 mism), pc
ro no puede ponerse en- duda que 81
sistems de subasta alej mas, muc h
mas ell caso de que pueaa enteGder
en- IN ssrvicio la misma entijad que
10 proyecta, 10 cual siempte 81 no na
dado mslos res1llados, Sc ha pres
tado 10 murmuraci61.
CJnviene que los actls d ) Ia a l
minis,ra ZION resulten deporados de
modo que no pusda nunca caer sobre
ella Ia ma ligera nots, por breve 8
insignifcante que esta sea, y las 81
bastas, ea todo tempo Ia estsbleci-
do uns d;stancia graude entire ell que
dispone un gasto y ell que maneja su
impcrte, de INC do que /, suspica cia
no tenga medic alguno de hacer co
mentarios.
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Las CarreteraS
Dor administration
@ POR SUBASTAS.

Atn no Sc ha dicho Ia Ultima pa
labre, sobre cuai de los sistemas -
por administration 6 por subastas -
sea en- general ell mas conveniente
para realizar s.rvicios pdblicos.
Ea Ia epCca de la dominac. On
espAnola. estsba muy ordenado, que
no Sc practica o ning1a servicio que
representass gesto puolico, por ad-
ministracion, sin haberse agotado
antes el recurso de anunci arlo q Lu
blica subasta por djstintss veces.
Tendr1a ESQ alejsr en- cuanto
fuese p sible prasuncion alguna de
ventajs por parte del elemento Of
cisl 8 Corporation que ell servicio
perteneciese.
Pera llegsr hasta el anuncio,
antss, con su6cieate tempo SO ha-
clan por | facultativos, los plil-
gos dc condolences, les pliegos de
contrato, el presupuesto, pianos &,
&, que ecan estudia los por la Cor
poracion sometidos aun informe
tambien facultativQ.
Luego venfa el anuncio para Ell
remata. La persona que obtsn1a la
buena pro, quedsb bs sometida un
sinlu aero de cjrcunstaneias que i'm
pcnlan su plimiento, pues era
CD ada Ia vista del facu tativo &
las Cbfas, este nc pod1a certitics I
sino de 10 que ve,ia ret liza1o, y ell
c0ntratista para IS Cobros de certi-
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C0NSEJ0 EJECUTIVO

En- Ia session celebrada aver a
las 3 de la tarde por el Conseio, Sc
tomaron los acue rdo siguientes:
Sc dio lectura ura comuuica-
cion del Alcalde de Caguas en- la que
manifest envia adjunta una certif-
cacioa de las resoluciones tomadas
al objeto del emprestito, propone
la emission de bonos por la suma de
$4,000.
Fue acuerdo que pasara a la co
mission respectiva.
Una comunic acion del H. Gober
nador en- la que proponia q don
Eladio Miranda para Juez de Poli-
c1a del Dorado, fue acuerdo pasarla
q la Comision juridica.
ri Consejo aprobo la resoluci6n
tomada po1 Ell Ayuntamiento de
Afeci5o como preliminar para que
sea un hecho un emr restito de
S 100, 900 para aquella villa.
El Ayuntamiento de Mayaguez
manifesto en- communication q ne aque
LA corporation ha acordado( emitfr
bonos por la cantidsd de 5000, 900
con ell fin de psgar la deuda fiotante
y alg1nas otrss atencior es de aque-
LA ciudad scordando al propio item
po que la venta de dichos bono, Sc
haga per subasts publica y anuncia
da qua ha sido para ell 5 de Diciem
bre, 50 prorrc ga hasta Enero pr6xi
mo, al5erando tambien la or1enanza
Sc lbre pfopos clones.
Fue acuerdo pasara todo a Il
Comision respectivar
LIS proposiciones presentadas
para impresiones del Consejo, fae-
ron rech zadas, y dados nusvas ms
trucciones para rehacerlas de nue.
vo y deb9n enviarse el 25 de Diciem
bre & los de Ia tarde.
b esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pei de oerihaieos S2-4C al quintsl
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(*) Clarifquese primer con
clara de huevo, iuego Sc fl ira por
carbon animal para decolorar 10.
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LUCHAS
en- los EStadOS Unid0S,
Por las franQuicias CubanaS

Sc ha establecido verdadero
pujilato de opiniones en- les E stados
Unidos, con motive de las Tranquil.
cias que para Cuba Sc trabajan.
La opinion So ha dividido en-
dos bandos, entrs los elementos po
derosos del Norte.
Unos quieren y traLajan las di-
chas fear quicias y otros las comba-
ten.
No hay que quemarse auoho las
pestaf1ss para G mprender que am
bos bandos van hacia su interes,
pues csc es en- general siempre el
fondo de todas las cues5iones; por
mas que sstss Sc pres anten adovadas
con ell disimulo de patria, humani'
dai, auhelos desinteres y otras
virtudes que no son de este plane
ia.
En- ell fondo del debate sfran
quicias, los one les ataean defender
cuantiosos capitales cir culantes que
han fancionado con Ell pie 9 Ia base
d la no existencia de aquellas y los
que las trabajan y Sc sfanan por su
concesi6n, van hacer circular sus
eapitales con esta garantia.
Como de uh lado y del otro, hay
cuantiosos recu1sos financieros, es
claro que la lucha es en- extreme
importsnte y en- este debate, no Sc
safe nj puede presumirse qu 6 le to-
cara de ventaja a Caba, que hay
esta, como la gAllina peleads, ex-
puesto que la caheza SO quede en-
unas msnos y ell cuerpo en- otras.
Sc ha concedido un mes de IL
cencia al Juez de Policfa de Aguada.
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re cierto olor especial <sui-generis,s
sabor picante, su mssa formada de
peouef1os oyuelos vacfos por ell aci-
do carbonico desteEdido y va disipa
do, y su corteZa untuosa al tacto de
un color amarillo cetrino.
Esa madurez, que les da buen
aspacto Ia hem6 s activado, hacienda
baflar los quesos, con ssuero calien-
te y salado. operacien que tiene la
doble ventaja de darles buena apa-
riencia y limpiarles del magma que
Sc depCsita en- clos.
Usando de estos medios Sc con-
seguira siempre como nosotros 10
conseguimos, un producto de buena
aceptacion. No fue la nuestra una
fabrica, sfuo mae bien una pequena
industria que Sc explotaba felizmen-
te, y todo SO debfa la formula al
metcdo.
Abrigamc la idea de que 81 al
guien con mejt res condolences 6 ma
yores racursos, pudiera cons eguir
aumentar la production 1e rendirfa
un positive interes su capital.
Movidos del mejor deseo, arhe
lando la mayor suma de bienes para
nuestra patria, a quien querriamos
yer feliz y pr6spera, quemando ell
incienso del trabajo en- los altares
de la industria, hemos querido popu
larizar por este medic, los sencillos
conocimie2tos PRACTICES que veni
mos publicando, y de los que, hasta
el presente cranes possedores.
J FEDERICO LEGRAND.
Utuado Diciembre 1901
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$4,000 indemnizaci6n
a IN ni1o por atropellarlo
el professor.

En- la escuela Lincoln de la ciu-
dad de Boston, jugsba un nif1o en- el
patio; al caer un chubasco y para
evitar mojarse, entro corriendo a un
corredor en- donde, para poderlo ha-
GER, empuj6 una pnerta.
El Professor Nc Dolan, income
do por ell hecho, dio de golpes al
nif1o en- una pierna con una caf1a in
dia.
Confuse el muchacho, expuso a
sus padres Ell motive de aquellos
golpes, quienes llamaron al faculta-
two para ell reconocimiento.
Resulta del examen del medico
que habra que amputarle una pierna
la inocente criatura.
Con certifcaci6n facultativa ha
acudido el padre los tribunales,
reclamando al Director del Colegio
$4,000 de indemnizacion
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e esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pei de oerihaisos $40 al auintsl
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Sc ha concedido un mes de IL
cencia al Juez de Policfa de Aguada.
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ga CORRESPONDENCE Dg PUERToRO 10 DCIEMBRE De 1871
BALE

Hemos recibido atenta invita-
cion para 81 que SO proyecta dar el
20 del actual en- obsequ o de maestro
gobernadcr.
Hay gran animation para dicho
acto y promote quedar muy lucido
dado el conocimiento que en- estos
asuntos ha demost trado siempre Ia
Comisi6n encargada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-19
Au rora P. de Benliza.
MODISTA DE CORSES.

Acaba de llegar, y SC ofrece a
las Seforas y Sefloritss de esta Ca
pital pa1a l. confeccion de corses &
la medida, modelos de Paris. Ell
corfe Imperio no incomoda ell esto-
msgo, y hace disimular ell vientre.
Sc garantiza ue quedara salts.
fecho 81 grsto mas exquisite.
Luna 81. Sc puede ir tomar
medidas q domicilip.
SLIT
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A nueStrOS amigos.

Recomendamos ell Hotel '',The Marina. :"
por las comidas sabrosas que ALI SO confec-
cionan, por 10 fresco y ventilado de la casa y
Ell particular, por la modicidad en- precios,
que son los siguientes;
Por un dia hospedaje con comida. 81 -,
Abono { conner para una persona,
mensualmente. e....................,,l 10
Por una CANA ..,................,, so
Por un catro. Observation-Disclosures. 70
Puplaje para una persona, mes go
Bateas 4 la Gale precios conven-
cionales
SOLEl Ca.
Pto-R!co Nvbre. de 1901.
San Jose l esquina 4 Tetuan.
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PROGRAMA

de las pleas que ejecaItard Ia Banda de
la Polic50 hasular dttraaete Ell baa-
q1tete que Sc da3d esta 71oc7te en-
Ell Hotel I11gtote3Ta.
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InduStriaS agrlcol as,
Ell QuESO.
|

.Pyeparocion del queso de prensq y una
formula de catajo Mguido
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FOX BRO S & co.

FOX 3 r Q s q CO.
Proveedores lie materIales para fetro ( 4
rifles Y contratista.
r. A. MACFlE
Unco Agente. Soicitense precios.
CRISTO MUM l TELEFONO l94
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-12-27

many there be who will fall victims
to their Establishments. But, as George
Stuart says, if we will settle some
things in the beginning, the way will
be clear all along the line.
Let s settle the question that we will
make this temperance subject the
paramount issue next year; that we
will vote for measures, not men; that
we will vote our principles, not our
personal or political prejudices; that
we will turn deaf ear to the siren
song of the painted and perfumed
whiskey maiden, and that we will
vote for temperance reform and against
the liquor traffic in any shape, form
or fashion that the question may
present itself.
Let's settle that question, and then
all those little, doubtful, perplexing
questions of trade" and "policy
and such like, will give us no further
trouble.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-12-27
THE HAPPY
YULE TIDE.
How 1t Was Celebrated by the Good
People Of Columbia.

The whole city has been alive with
Christmas. The unusual activity Of
Monday and Tuesday, in which every
business from the corner fruit and pea
nut man to the big department stores
felt the impetus of the season, meant
great cheer for the best holiday of all,
when the spirit of good will and happi-
ness pervades every part of the civilized
world
The Christmas day began with well
filed stockings, and the happiness went
to the good dinner and more cheer, and
closed with tired heads lying on soft
pillows not troubled with a single care
except. perchance, the i'll effects of par
taking of TOO many good things. Every
one who could had a holiday, and the
day was what it always is-the gladdest
of the year. One reason, perhaps, that
Christmas is the best of all the holidays
is that its celebration is family affair,
and it is at its best in the home. No
one thinks Of big entertainment on
Xmas. and it is a good thing.
Santa Claus did his best for the little
boys and girls. who made requests upon
him through the columns of the Herald
Their little hearts were made merry az
their Sunday school entertainments,
ard again over the well filed stockings
at home.
Most all the churches celebrated in
some way, tho coming of the 'gladsome
day."
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A MINISTER'S COMMENT.

Rev. Herbert S. Bigelow, of the Vine
Street Congregational church, Cincin-
natl, recently took for the subject of
one of his evening sermons the question,
Is there always room at the top?"
In discussing it he called attention to
the fact that the inequalities of life
are not always due to differences in
merit. but are sometimes caused by
injustice in government On the sub
ject of taxation he drew strong con-
trast bet ween the lot Of laboring
man whom he knew and one of the
corporations of the city. He said.
Here is an object lesson. not a fancy
sketch, either. Mr.. b., a friend of
mine, eighteen years ago was working
for $40 per week He has the same
job to-day and in those eighteen years
he has had an increase of 50. 80 per
week. He has always been sober and
saving and industrious. No pro-
fessional regulator Of other people
lives could lind any fault in him.
With this wage. the man. together
with the labor of the woman and chill.
dren. has managed 10 buy "A little
home. The oldest gIri Is working for
- per week. Ii takes all of her wages.
twelve weeks in every year. TO pay the
taxes on their home. and this. In part.
amounts 10 paying taxes on property
which does not belong tu them. fOi
they have to pay interest on a mortgag,
besides The house is listed for taxa
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LAND SALE.

j. S. Allen ct al VS.. L. II. Jacobs and
wife.-In the Chancery Court at
Columbia, Tennessee.
Pursuant to a decree entered in above
styled cause at the October term, 1901.
on minutes at page 575, | will on
saturday, the 18th DaY OF January,
1902,
at the court house door ia Coiumbia,
Tennessee, sell to the highest and best
bidder the land described in said de-
cree, bounded and described a. follows,
tO-Wit:
a certain tract Of land situate in the
18th district Of Maury County, Tonnes
see, and bounded As follows: North by
Lou Fitzgerald and J. G. DOdson; east
by J. &. DOdsOn; south by J. p. HAYES,
aud west by J. +. Hayes and Thomas
Fitzgerald containing 1876 acres.
TERMS: said sale will be made for
cash, hich will be required on
day u sale. sale free from the equity
Of redemption.
THIS the 18th day 81 December, 1901.
z u A n. AKIN, q. n M.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Attorney General.

We are authorized 10 announce II. B.
Sowell, ESQ, of Lawrence county, as a
candidate for Attorney-General of this
the Eleventh judicial District, at the
August election in 1902 subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce J. B.
Garner, Esq, of Lawrence County, as
candidate for Attorney General of this
the Eleventh Judicial District, at the
August election in 1902, subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce Ben
Childers, Esq, of Giles county, as a
candidate for the Office OF Attorney
General of this the Eleventh Judicial
District, at the august election in 1902,
subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
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A spectacle disgraceful to the town
and disgusting to all decent folks, was
witnessed ON West Seventh street yes
terday A drunken negro woman
staggered her way from the public
square to the corner of Seventh and
Garden streets. and finally dropped
upon Mr.. Hendley's front steps. She
reeled and staggered off the pavement
and into the street and against buggy
in which young lady sat- while
thoughtless boys and men jeered and
hooted. She was not arrested. Two
of her friends were permitted to carry
her home. If such a sight may escape
the notice Of the police on a principal
street in broad daylight, what do you
suppose takes place in Columbia at
night
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Christmas Gifts They Want.

J. Pierpont MOrgan-The world.
The Oil Trust Bigger rebates.
The Banks Control of all the money.
Attorney General Knox-Less inter
erence with his business
Secretary Hay-A stronger English
accent and pair of knee breeches.
Senator Observation-Disclosures.
Comptroller Kidgeley-Ability to for
get Andrew jackson.
The PeOple-Justice
And the indications are that the
people will have TO wait until som,
other Christmas. The Commouer.
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For Circuit COGrS Clerk.

We are authorized to announce Mr.
w. f Embry as candidate for re-elec-
ton to the office of Circuit Court Clerk
OF Maury County, at the August e.5c-
ton in 1902
We are authorized to announce Mr..
Willard p. Worley as a candidate for
Circuit Court Clerk, at the August
election in 1902.
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For sheriff,

We are authorized to announce Mr.
John Latta as candidate for Sheriff of
Maury County, at the August election
in 1902
we are authorized to announce Mr..
q Newt Packard as a candidate for
Sheriff Of vaury County, at the August
election in 1902
We are authorized II announce Mr.
a. l. Emerson of the Sth district, as
candidste for Sheriff of Maury County
at the August election in 1902.
are authorized to announce Jas.
Forgey as a candidate for Sheriff of
Ma1ry County at the August election,
1902
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LAND SALE.
W. W. Gibbs, ct al. VS.. American Phos-
phate Co., ct al
In Chancery Court, at Columbia, Ten
neSsee.

nessee.
Pursuant to a decree entered in above
sty led cause at the October Term, 1901
on minutes at page GA, will on Satur-
day the 18th day of January, 1902, at
the Court House door in Colum bia,
Tennessee, sell to the highest and best
bidder, the lana escrbed in said de-
cree, bounded and described as follows,
to- wit: Located iuthe 9TH Civil District
of Maury County, Tennessee, and
bounded as follows:
Beginning at stake in the south
bank of the branch north 81 degrees
east 1906 poles to lynn Tree, DR.. Phi
lows, Swans and Mrs Lissen berry's
corner; thence north Sc q degrees west
l04 poles to stakein the old road ;thence
north 20 egrees west COS poles toa stake,
John Benderman's cornerin Swans line
thence south 3 "a degrees west ll5 poles
to the center of the branch, JOhn
Benderman's corner; thence up SAID
branch, south "A degrees east Bod poles
thence south 72.% degrees east ALA poe
to John bendCrman's corner; thence
south degrees west a poles to ial e
rock; thence south b2 degrees east 4
poles to a honey locust; thence south .
degrees west "A poles to a stake in W
| Bendermans line; thence south 81
| degrees east 26 poles to stake; thence
north "a degrees east "a poles to a stake
on the north bank of the branch thence
south So degrees east 25h poles to the
| beginning, containing $50 acres, being
! the same tract of land convened to the
American Phosphate Company by A.
l.. Ward on August, II, 1893, by deed re-
corded in Book "a, p. 3S7, K. o. NJ. c.
| TERMS.-Said sale win he made on a
credit of six and twelve months. Sale
| free from the equity of redemption.
Notes bearing interest from date of sale
with good personal security will be re-
| quired of the purchaser, and lien re
tanned to secure the payment of the
purchase money.
This the 10th day of Dec. 1901.
2l-4t A. n. AKIN, Q. IL NJ.