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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Additional Awards.

Austin, Texas, August 5,-state Purchas-
ing Agent Dodge today made the following
additional awards for supplies for the
State eleemosynary Institutions:
Hughes Bros Manufacturing company Of
DIlas lemon and vanilla extract and pre-.
pared mustard. for all institutions for
twelve months.
san Antonio Drug company. San. Antonio,
blu'ng oxaic acid md black ssound
poppcr, for all institutions for twelve
months.
Tnitp Supply company of San Antonio,
baking powder. for all institutions for
twplvt months
W. f.. Craddock & Co Of Terrell, oat'
meai, chocolate. crackers. coarse salt,
dairy snlt, tobacco fiat lall institutions
except Terrell. star tobacco. natural leaf
toha,co, cheese Crcrrell excepted, mSck-
ere, u errel only, grits Except Corsicana)'
coarse homlny except Corscana). hominy
fake and corn chops. Oats (Terrel only.
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Shooting in Crimes County Church.

anderson Texas, August 5.--News inst
reached town that John Cox, Young white
man living near Bedias. had been shot aud
seriously wounded bv George Clayton. Tie
cause Of the shooting Is as yet unknown.
Nayasota. Tesbs. August 4-News comes
here today that trouble occurred al shiloh
church IN North Grimes wherein VIII
CLAYTON hred two shots NJ John Cox and
hit another man both times. II IS stated
that Clayton Shot at Cox, and Cox fell
Then CLAYTON shot az the man with Cox
IL developed afterward that Cox had es.
caned injury and his friend received both
bullets
The shooting occurred during services
and created CONSERVATION IN the church
Clayton promptly surrendered TO officers
at lola The shooting Is said 70 have
been the result of family trouble.
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cortez WI lake an Appeal.

Gonzales, Texas. August "a motion
for new trial has been filed in the cortez
case and 1t will be argued before the court
tomorrow. This is the case for the murder
Of Henry Schnabel. the verdict being nur-
der In the second degree and penalty nifty
years in the penltentary
The ease against Cortez for the murder
of sheriff Clever, set for today. wss con
tipued until next term of conrt. The Inst
ease on the docket State vs. w. w
Cook set for Wednesday, has also been
continued bv the defense,
The grand jury met today and will adj
iourn this evening or tomorrow, Court VIII
close about Thursday for the term.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06

ned at half million dollars Jewels licls
and many other objects III goll end silver
were also found
che Official journal ays chat altnorg.,
n has abundant eorrobordiiNf detuiS, Il
holds them Ia reserve fo- pmden 'al r"p'
sens rs the gentleman viii soon fetlrn
TO JalIsco to enjoy his rew wealth.
Custom house receipts for June were
s.. 13079j.
Coffee Is governed by local demal1, which
IL strong
The outlook FOR autumn business Is good
aEtk money II now abdndrnt. CRAFTY reipy,
ing the business strain mud % come cxlert
onsetting the bad effects % the high gold
premium which enhances thr cost OF NIL lm'
ported goods rho people exporting native
PRODUCTS are pleased Will The high cx-
change, which serves as q honus-
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Revenun salIors pesert.

Galveston, Texas. August 5.The revenue
cutter service does not seem To he popular
with those following q seafarn8 life. At
least this would seem TO he true accord
lag "a the experience of the revenue Cutter
Galveston since her arrival here two
months ago During this period there have
hrcn eighteen desertions from the crew
of me cutter and for no particular reason
as far as Captain Butt has been able to
ascertain. The full crew Of the cutter
Is th'ty-six and II lacked three Of having
this number when Il arrived IN this port
TVclvN men have been enlisted during
rue men short of her fun complement
Ouly one of the deselters has been cap
tured and he was lfshhhornblv discharged
from the service Captain Butt or the
Galveston Is anxious to enlist new men
70. the cutter and says that the duties
are neither onerous nor faugueing.
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Department Notes.

Austin. Texas, August . The tax rolls
Of Etstland county were received today
nv the comptroller. They show total
valuation of property to he S4.304 ,246, an
ircrtase over last year Of S4GS.S2s.
= he attorney general this afternoon an
school district high school bonds.
The comptroller today registered an Issue
nf $4,000 Clarendon Independent school dis
trio; bonds of Donley county.
Mr. j. T. Browning of BRENNAN Is mere
for few days on business with the depart
mont
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
ANCIENT KINGS TREASURE
MEXICAN UNEARTHED VALUABLE.
JEWELS IN GUATEMALA.
A Crown Valued at Half Million Dollars
Together with Other Gold and Sill
YER Articles Constitute the Find.

Mexico city. August a.--rhe official Jour
nal OF the state Of Jaiisco says that q
Mexican residing In tile Quiehc district ~
the republic ~ Guatemala has had the
good fortune to discover there a portion Of
Inc treasure Of III. ancient kings Of Qpicle.
ore Of tho articles found Ia a csown, val
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
DROWNED wHILE BAruINc

Lockhart, Texas, August 5.--John Church.
III, the 7-year-old son of Mr.. ]. $. Church.
Ill, one of the most substantial business
men of Lockhart, was drowned Saturday
evening while bathing in Clear Fork creek
There was no one with him except Al small
boy, who can not give any satisfactory
account of the accident. II is supposed
mat he was taken with crRmp, as he was
able to SWIM and Il was only few feet
from the bank where he went down. His
body was taken to Burnett county for
burial
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Child Burned to Death.

Bonham, Texas, August 6. Bernlce, the
6year-old daughter Of Hiram Alexander.
was burned to death at the family home
rear lv0nhoe Saturday evening. The cnild
was lIindlhg a tire by pouring oil from
a can into the stove. The result was an
explosion, the little one wrapped In fumes
and SO seriously burned MS TO cause death
after few hours OF intensely horrible suf-
fcring
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serneant Transferred.

Galveston, Texas, August 5.--Thc recruit
lug office of the United States army that
has teen in charge Of Sergeant w G.
PaatheG at the Washington hotel has been
temporarily closed. Sergeant Pruther has
been transferred to take charge NJ re.
cutting office NJ Austin. and while II waA
undcw TODD that the office here would re
main open, no one has yet arrived 10 take
Charge of It. Only ftve recruits were re
ceiNed nj thls office during the past month
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
"ERECT HEAD"

Says Or. Bennett, "Clear Brain and
Sparkling Eye Denotes the Strong Man
Person May Become Strong and
Healthy by the Proper Application Of
Eleotrioity--My Electric Belt Is a Guar
anteed Cure---You Take No Chances"
The Doctor Asks You to Write For
His Expose OF Free ca Tnalp and
PAY When You Are Cured Concerns.
II Is a duty you owe to yourself. your
friends and to mankind II you are an all
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Hurt by a Falling Saw.

AlarshaS Texas, August 4Mat Me
Maxim, an employee Of the Texas and Pa
enc railway. While at work IN h. new
shops last evening, handling large cross
cur saw, let Il slip out OF mis- han $. he
saw fell on his left foot. badly decorating
1t. The injured man wns canyeyed TO the
company's hospital here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
An lniunction Asked.

Galveston Texas. August 5.-An injunc-
tion suit Of H. d. Rice ct al VS.. The Texas
Ice and Cold storage Company Is hcing
argued before Judge Franklin OF the Fifty-
sixth district court today. The plaintiffs
seek to have the defendants restrained
frOm pricing m oil tank near their prop
erts. IL they allege II would he dangerous,
The hearing was concluded this afternoon
and he matter will be taken under advise
mcnt until tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06

ing OF Mfhh hiu y
or woman, to be
{ o N { so u u d,
healthy. strong and
robust, ! OFFER you
an absolute and per
f1ct guaranteed cure
by Electricity as ap
Piled bg my Electric
Beit II II does not
cure you II does
rot cost you q cent,
The action Of Elec.
trlcity, properly AZ.
piled upon the nil.
mcnts and weak
uesses OF men and
women, Is truly
HI Iycloug. It fur,
nishes food for the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06

Elgip. Texas August Sisters are q
be taken by the citizens OF this place 70
secure Il permanent water suppi he pres
dial Temporary arrangements VIII %
made for the rest Of the summer and ran
BY meane Of WgllA-
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xys - Tor acceptable Ideas.
4 E9k SaA State IL patented.
4 tAS Va FHH THE PATENT RECORD,
49,. 4. IA a. sisxa Baltimore. Nd.
sOzODOKT re TEETH Use.


Fort Worth. Texas, August 5--lhe bcyi
or FOR the Texas Nails estmats the OtlAs
homa wheat crop at about 2Oc00,uoJ bu n
ola ~ which the Texas mills Will tafe
l10O0.0O0 or L. 100000 bushels II the prte
Il not run TOO high. Oklahoma wheat IL
hetfcr for Texas mills than the kansRs
Grades. tt
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lampasas countv Ia RoIls.

Texas, August tax Asses
4 !. Jordan has completed The tax
e.n.. i'a'npasas county for 1900 and
/ ea commissioners viii meet Mon
S 49, W. 10 receive the same. me
lAl7, taxable values for 1901 Of
n ~ Iri NE same for 1900 was sara
\ ior Iis aoi over las year, Si75. Isl
: E2O XXX eln snow 70 be III. and for
- oelug an Increase OF l9i.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06

kcssc, Texas. August BAT his nome
one mile north Of Kosse. samuel Clingle-
smith had the misfortune OF being kicked
by an old and gentle work horse. from
which he died lie leaves n wife and
sr all children and a host OF friends TO
mourn his uutlmeiy taking on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
BOY DROWNED NEAR DpyINE

Devlne, Texas, August 4.--Riyes Thomp.
son 12-year-olo lad, eldest son of w. A.
Thompson, a farmer and stockmnn II, Ing
one mile west of Devlne was drowue
while bathing In the Hondo river at Lon
moor crossing twenty miles west of this
place, yesterday afternoon AZ 8 o'clock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
lInknomn Man Found Dead.

man found dead In a room in the Cotton
Belt restaurant this morning supposed to
have been dead fifteen hours, Cause OF
death unknown no parers on person 10
Identify him
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soiI survex Relnn Made.

willis. Texas, August Ia soil survey
Is being made in this vicinity by an agcnt
OF the Federal agricultural department
The purpose Is the encouragement Of tie
growth Of tobacco on a large scale In
Montgomery county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
DROWNED WuILE BATuING

Tioga, Texas August 4.-Carl Jenkins,
the 1J-year-old son OF l.. w Jenkins Of
this place, WAS drowned while bathing in
Jourden creek yesterday at p. NJ Il S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
Killed hy a Snake Bite.

Austin. Texas, August 5-Arthur Adj
cock, aged Z years, and residing
at Drlftwood, twenty II lies from town,
died yesterday from the effects of rat
tlesnake bite
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
For FamIIy Use

GET tnly Anheuser- Busch Brewing Assn
b. aids Of beer'the pure kind mot How
gorrrus their manufacture. No corn OF
other cheap material used.
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kiIIIno 4 Warren.

warren. Texas. August 5.~ThiE morning
az AIS o'clock West Cooper shot and KIND
e p. smith Of Atlantis, Ga; c2eFef Is 3
s'ten son inr,aw Of SMITHS tanniy tr9t'Hlt
was was the cause Of the killing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
BApLY HURT BY BEING Thrown.

Marshall. Texas, August 4.---News reached
here last evening that James whatley, a
well known farmer Of this county. was
thrown from his horse at Ilesters Mil nnt
seriously injured his right leg he ng
broken, causing the bone TO protru 4
through the flesh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
A MorId Wlde Reputatlon.

caamherlaln's Collie. Cholera ana par
rhcca comedy has world Wide reputation
for It's cures. It never falls ana Is pleas
aat and safe TO take. For aaie BY all drug
EaEts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
DEATH CATE SUDDENLY.

o'clock today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
KILLED ny HORSE rALuNu.

hlLLED BY HORSE FALLING.
Henrietta, Texas, August 5.--Ruben Dudi
ing his skull was crushed and he also
sustained Internal injuries.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06

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With them. II Is my own invention aud
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eremate The flesh of the patient as do the
bare metal electrodes used on all other
makes or belts THESE electrodes are MY
patent aud arc used on no other electric
belt. Deter patent No. GSi, 1881 Mg Belt
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price, md When burned out Is worthless.
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Sold only by
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.t2 to 1at Union Blda. DENVER, COLO.
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Dr. Bennett'S Electric Relt

rnd all organs of the body. II pours
rich streams of vitality into ne system
and power, happiness ana strength result.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09

GOOD Investment secure p, /:
West Seattle. the ufettlef ~
most convenient suburb 70 e.,afsi.'
good streets. Wuter ani ketacs
prices very ioH from SO T. AZ
easiest % terms. homes buIlf -
Sturtcvaat 4 20. general sRss1..
IIz Columbia stree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
Many Horses Go Astray.

The manner In which cattle and
horses on the great ranges 20 the
west drift during the severe
storms OF winter b shown hy the
fact that az the present time De
tween sdeo and $500 head Il strange
horses are scattered over "a small
afea in the vicinity 81 Midland post
office. In the interior 90 the cglsd
Sioux lands between the Missouri
and the Black Hills
The animals do Not belong % tho
south DAKOTA sfoekmcn. nor do
ther brands show them Is be- the
property af stoa kmen iu either Mon
tana or Wyomiug as the brands ON
them are not recorded in the official
brand books OF the three states. So
the natural Inference is that they
have driftsd Ia the south Dakota
ranges from states farther away
than Montana OF Wyoming Il u
thought that the animals may be-
from as far away as Idaho
Efforts are being made hY officials
of the south Dakota stock assneH4-
.tien 20 ascertain the names and the
homes 81 the owners utesH theN
can coon b. ineated Il g. feared that
the herd q draft horses wlu become
the prey 81 rustlars. who have r.
Gently been bold IN that part ~ the
state The herd would uroxs rich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
ArToRkEYsAT LAW.

VA. IL BU1TAEH. Attorney at
inw Advice free. suits pfuay-
eutsa and defended iu ali courts.
u years experience. Proceedings
Ia bankruptcy. Comua mics iue9r-
pofufel. Abstracts carefully eH-
mined. Collections made ia all
parts q the United states High
eat commercial ard bank rsfeFen-
csn bid Third avenue. opposite
Public Library. Phone hnia ie0o.
]. 4. BALL JIs. Is Roxweu nle-sk.
ips eoiuuibla "a. above lat Ave.
General practice IA all the eourta.
Damage caaea Specially.
Modrf ate Fees Consultation Free.
Ten renrs' Active Practice.
u y POSTER formerly u Neon
urliHNiiie q. bari wx=rrfrrae in
bar kfuptcY. general lac practice,
collections atc. fas-s Mutual Life
buildins Phone Main 81.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
Sr-stsia~ Dexter Horton Hank BID
= a KELLOGG. - HALEY buIding.
nENeoN \ AUST 2 ioston bioek
" = iAMHuTh. ma Pacific Din
A e MACDONALD sos burke $50.
Roo, Palmer = brown. Pioneer bid.
4 = coNoNER- ss-ti Halter bIdx
LYMAN KNAPP % Taller bids
O WARD KEMP. a. tsnrkc bldF
2. .. poCotAs. soi New York biz
RICHARD osborn. iosss NY bk
= . LASgLANp ~ Nev York biz
HoRAeE PETER. SIS New York *
J n PAnkER 90 Pneiae Block
ptEbHE = FERRY ista second
HR MAkTIN iawysr. = BOSTON bk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09

Portland and Tacoma have Joined
hands in making war upoa Seattle.
Yesterday the Orsgonian paraded
upon Its FIRST page under scare
head" the following alleged tels-
gram.
WASHINGTON. chT.--Ths war
department has put is stamp Of dis
approval On Seattle business methods
in awarding 10 Tacoma bidders six
months contract for TIRE use Of
warehouse and WEARING for the
quartermaster department. on the
original bid Tacoma underhtd Sc
attic. Offering ample buildings ami
satisfactory equipment Seattle AK
Ell fabulous price FOR inadequate
and unfit buildings. but when II
learned the fixure asked b. Tacoma,
submitted a subsequent bid on a see-
ond and hentting building. The de-
rartment II free 10 express is dts
approval Of such undsrhand and I'M
businessiike methods. and very prop
erig rejected the bid Of Seattle
II might be added that BY Just
such sharp practices as this Seattle
has won unenvtabis reputation In
tne department. which will tn thu
ez1 probably result IN sending more
trade % Portland and Tacoma.
The fraterHzi interest which Port
lard exhibits IN the welfare % Taco
ma Is quite touching. The ill-con-
ceaied jealousy OF the Oregon town
toward Seattle IL also patent 70 sv-
err behoider. The Handwriting on
the wall pronouneing the eonmsrciai
dseadenee Of the webfo0t city 8
making the folks very angry over
there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
PERSONAL.

Rarnes q c.. ..-.5 starr BOYD bldg.
> d ADAMS. AraftlnK. colrnan BID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
pHYlIcIANs AND SURGEONS.
PRINTING AND sINpING.

blt r.. - ulCkFOKD. SURGERY
dI.olaca Of Wnnnn. MmtnnI IIfn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
SAMPSON. TINE aMEsleAs DONKEY

cen. Miles carried his hathtub
and pajamas 60 war. hut he MAS me
pared % Hght, After his famous vie
,ogy had made him an idol of the
nation. George Dewey showed poor
judgment In deciding a nations gift
TO his wife, and that nation made
him mighty sorry for it. Gouty aud
profane shafter propelled his noun
tain % flesh Go the firinE line on a
blackboard. but don't forget that he
was there in ttne to smell powder
Hohson wac weak enough 60 cause
national nausea by kissing his way
from Washington % the Pacihc. hut
he WAS brave enough to win a place
among the heroes u the navy.
Miles. Dewey. shafter and Hobson
simply made mistakes that hurt no
one but themselves, In the service
o. their country they were always
true 60 the traditions of the army
and navy.
sampson stands IN a class by him
self. he has attempted 90 array one
class IN the navy against another
and made the men behind the guns
feel that they are the interiors Il
the officers socially as well as In
rank, lie would bar the way % pro-
motion for many heroes and wipe
out that principle q true American
lem which SAYS that there IS no
height. business or social % which
the honest. loyal. law-abidtng. am
bilious citizen may not aspire.
Admiral Sampson has hesn a per
sistent offender against American
principles. and he should feel the
lash OF public dlsapprovaI as lons
as he lives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
nr. charoot's French Nerva
Treatment

Gives HfrVarth. health and Nigur tu
the young and old. NJ is Ihr result
uf long years af study bV the maat
reputable aud best known phNHleIHn
1T thia century. IL produces Seal
not artificial strength. Ina eases ui
nervous ugnHtratiuu. indigestion
caused lay anxiety ever taxation uf
the mental ur physical forces which
exhaust the nerve farCr. and rurr.
gY. there o. No treatment trFf sill
stop the irritation and build up the
Affected Tissues like tho Chafrut
Treatment Il gives vitality Go the
entire system and promotes healthy
action ia an the organs '-=G a. Guy
nrugElat. Seattle. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09

DO you know q good thing when ~.
see 81 II ~. call Do and get -.
iiNt ~ farm land and screare =.
proved and unimpruFed In Ess,e-.
and Western Wellington 49,,
land frult 'audf chicken ranes.s
and garden land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09

harvest far thieves. fer with the an
m1ir are large number 90 uas
branded Hplta which would be cHay
Sea dispose oi without risk tn them
selves If the ruHtlers srcuraa possess
aiuu uf them
Reputable staekmen living tn the
vicinity Mn trN a. protect the
animals from Thieves until tho own.
cts can he found but DC r. feared
that they VIII not be- ublo ta prevent
the herd brinH mlded %. TuatlrtH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
NO WATER
FOR STOCK
~ Water Is Used for Canal
Says Bryan.

SEw YORK. March Col W !.
BRYAN arrived tn town thiH morning
an huslueHa connected with his pap
yr Speaklus 81 the NtHaneuHn
canal project. he said that trans
continental railway influence has
probably defeated H.
They are afraid II the water is
used for canal purposes tbyrc Will
not bc enough for railroad stock.
the colonel cNnicnUN observed A
60 the new steel combine, hr said to
was an outcome 81 u tendency " tho
trusts against which he talked dur
Ing the last campaign. lie said the
REASON there was senatorial dvad-
lock In NcOra ka. Was hat there
were 80 many railways ana only two
senators 90 Doe elected, lie refused
O. talk on the cuban Philippine sit
uatlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sale ~ the season. slr-
cant furniture. the contents ~ nine
elegant furnished rfums. = q.
Eirkerton wfn sell on the promises
ilt Twenty third avenue south. OPP
posite engine house. on Tuesday.
March a. at toan a. m. elegant
oak and cherry bed sefs. brass
beds, ans bureaus and enmmusies
bedding. toilet set, extension table.
dining chairs. riiebonrd. heating
stoves extra me parlor furniture.
beautiful rockers. fine kimhRll
piano I'm oak. pictures. Brussels not
curtains. upftiera. writing deak
bric-Hs hrur. fine china. iCn chest.
velvet carpets - the hnHt Ma1sH-
tic range. erockery glass lawn
mower. etc. r.. =. Hickertun. nuc-
timer