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Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
MICHIGAN WINS FIRST PLACE
scores Thirty-six PoiHaa. Chicago
T~vsnty-Sevea and Wis.,
eonsIn Nineteen-

CHICAGO. June Five western inter
co1eranN records were broken and one
collegiate Athletic association On HzrshAn
having secured . points while Chicago
third with q total Of g points
The records fer the I5-ysrd hurdle. one
eiscus S9 1sTeE T z1e sae sSis ysai ssd ne
ord n the hS-yard dash was eQlaIled p
G Aoloney OF Michigan lowered the I'D
self and ! r Riohzrds of wisconsin 6y
r~o-nfths q = second, The tine being Is -
seeOnda TIE record for me ls-yEre dash
Sas equAlled By Hahn o. Michigan Eh0
rHn rhe distance IN ter seconds IN TIE
one-n1e IN Q P keachie Of Wisconsin
bNsred the former record held b. CraEin
81 Lzks Forest BY 1l& seeoadA- ksEchle 8
tine being AZ "a Kellogg q Michigan
broke his former record for ne tEo-mns
tine was Mas IS In the pole vautr H 7.
Chapma q Drzke created the se1szton
q TIE Gay ~ defeating beth Dvurak q
been picked as sure Winners IN this event
ChApman cleared the bar al eleven feet
Etx and q half inches. which is a half inch
better than The former record held BY
DVorAk q Michigan. who secured second
place today gvsr Mage
ChAriel h Swift Of Iowa broke the rec-
ord Of rhs discus throw ferneriy held by
el1Eee q Nsco1Etn BY one foot I've
inches his record being ~ feet nine inches.
participates N b NinnssoCL uin0is ana
Northwestern the former college won ~ q
300 ma-E1n This result Ct this race did
not ngurs IN the results
ne soure q the various coIiegeE Vas AZ
foAoEE AchtEEn- y. Chicago. = VS.
constn- - Draks university. 10. Minnesota,
Beiort Illinois G. Metre Dane, 8.
Iowa 3 Northwestern. 4
In The @yard hurdle race Robinson ~
A1ch-EEn fen badly and vas carried on
rae neld il Was STATED later hat Ms lefi
leE was fractured and that hiE left knee
was throWn on Of Joint
AImnHHeE.
one-Aile Eun-WOn by Eeachie. Wtseon-
sor, secoDd. Perry. Aichigsn- rntrd
Henry. Illinois. Tine. al - ThtE hrsEks
ne intercollegiate western record Ths
ts-yErd run vas Won b e Merrill
Belott: second Nufer. N5chiEzn- rhird
ibhettA AtunesctE- Tine. s. sscondE
DzEh-Fnal heat ven - Haha
AchiEan: s=conG Eair. Chlaago- rsird
n-Nard Hurol-Fns1 heat Eon b
nescta rhir1 SarldGkiE WtEcunsin- Tfne
Is 80 ia 1890 - w--r-- fpr----I
ieElAte recor1 BY tE0-afrhS-
Iowa g-cond Baird Northwestern. TARA
Face Chicago Distance. Is feet . inches
Tbs breaks ne western 1-uEsruolegAts
ne .-yzrd hn.l heat vas wou ~ Nc
s9neN hap Bla-r C11cEgo. Second
u Asr1A Beioil tErd T1me. ziE Sc
IA k-@2~ thros - -s- ~ Pei
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
YALE MEN SWEEP THE FIELD
FfntaA FIRST. Second and Thtra An
Ftvp Eveafs n VaiIsburs
Traek

SEW HoRK June The annual meet
Of the intercollegiate Bicycle RacinE az
sociEfion vas held en- the Vellabure y.
]. board track yesterday 70 decide chan
pionEhip for thts year Ths REPRESENTA-
ives Of Yale carried ~eTeryLhinE be1ors
thea, n1tAning first second an1 third In
an are q TIE events ana II uEo q them
they captured AL four places Columbia
and Princeton universities W1thcreW their
entries and besides Yale, the only other
colleges represented we're the University
q F-ernEyfTaE-a and Ga1laacef college
Tbs points scored were counfed Eve for
hrsH. three for secrSnds. rive Tor thfrda
and one for tOurIhs. Yale scored 81 paints.
Pennsylvania 2 and tSsEaucet J.
IN winners % ths several eTents-
EElf-zls- o v. Burs q Yale Tine.
lls
one nile: O ". B1tts q Yale. Tine:
400 So
oEarter-mns: c P Ensott Of Yale Tine:
tE
Two-mAe. n Moore Of Yale Tims:
SO 81
FtFs-nns. " C Langley sf TAlA Tine;
uaE "a
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
Haskell wins NJ TsnhiE

In the first tennis finals J. ". Haskell
defeated A. J CoIert. 20, +-6, s-4 sd. SIS.
They bsutIed royalty and brilliantly. being
very evenly matched, and II was either
DAn'E game 70 the very last minute. Each
o. then had received 4 handicap Of hfrssn
from the scratch men. George Mcintyre,
Conrad Young AMI p. J. Hi, the last two
Of whom win play next Saturday
Because Of the crowd. which made II In
possible 20 entertain a visiting team, the
base ball zane was played BY two mines
fran the clubs own ranks. picked Et ran
dOn- The team eAptAiDed by Z Z sp-agus
defeated that esptAined BY H S Knox.
9 20 .
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
SHAKESPEARE PLAYS IN PARIS
University Professor SssktnE ~ "a
mIli1rase Freaeh People vita
the Great Bsrd

CCopyrEhr usG- BY Press Pubhsht1g Cal
PARIS June l-SsW Furk World Ca
blsErEnl-SpeChL TeleHnl@ professor
q ne sorbonns. Il GrsErd is Interesting
himself In The g~1eEriUn q what Wll Be
czLed q ShaksEpeErs tneEtEr n Paris II
he succeeds In founding r. ths plays o.
Shakespeare VII be given there IN the
English tongue. PLAYED ~ E1glish se.ora-
"a oh5eet WIu Be 70 fEniIHri1s ths stu
dsuz q the university Win ths angie
sE1ou tongna A rhazrsr has already hssz
s5und, Lea B0ura PEriEisAE. NAsrs these
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
HahFaMnq?

Don't tell your friends Of
II. They would think IL so
strange. You see, they know
Ayers Hair VIgOr checks
falling Of the hair, restores
color TO gray hair, and makes
the hair grow. Then Why
don't you use il?
A sw years 49, ny hGr 80 very
dry ana ] csula pail Il nghf en- ~ ne
hAndflL Afsr using q few boclea nf
Ayers Hair yiKor ! got relief. NJ
hair Sfoppe4 fHIEag ana ] received a
new head q hair.f-Hn O. Haugr,
hASEaks=. Via
ga n6uunA O. Ls~A -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02

BEATRICE Nsh- June L-lspectall-
Fridky occurred The Eucnl picnic oi
the inmates q he Institute for Feeble
Minded which vas ATTENDED by Sbout 1Sl
ehudrea. IN charge q supsrintsndsnf John-
son and teachers, The picnic vas held On
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
n.rk., Re.une. Unbe.tsn.

Bucks Beauties won their SIKH consscu-
uEe game Saturday afternoon. defeating
ths team Of the NebraEkA Institute for the
DEAF. 70 70 : M1r7hy EDd Rice did battery
Work for the Bssuue and B~ls2kenshtp
and Cunningham fer the cea1 team Next
Saturday TIE Beauties play The Benson
team ~ Tenth and Dorcas streets
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
onA~n wins from sloan.

ONAwA June Especial TsleCEm)-
The OnaEz High school base ball team
defeated the Sloan High Echoo Al Sloan
todEF bV q score Of Z 70 8 The winning
I'M was made n the ninth inning, with
two men out. Batteries O1zWa Robin
son and Copple- sloan. Robinson. Blair
and LauKhnn Umpire; DELtorI o. Sloan
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02

Drake; Long. Wiscons.a, second; Bear.
Illinois, third. Distance. Il feet IA inches.
High Junp@SnCE and Barrett, Michi-
gan; tied for first place. Height. ; feet
n inches: Quantrel, Chicago, third
Running Broad sump@Won by Hopkins,
Chicago second. KeE1t. Illinois. third,
He-ner. Wisconsin Distance. = feet "a
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
FL DoSEe and AIsonn Break Even

FORT DODGE Ia Jlne L-Special
TeleEum.eFort Dodge and AlEona broke
even on games played here Friday and
saturday FOrI Dodge Won Friday IN ten
minis score. 2 10 ! II tO5syE game
AlFona w0u by bunching hits IL the sixth
and seventh innings. score. 8 70 : Bat
teriss. Fort Dodge, Fsns. Thompson 2
Whirtsnors: AIgonA Woods and Jones
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02

plays nay be put On. but the trouble l1es
IN the day when they vii be given, Sun
day. The English actors refuse 10 be gal
Hei1ed 70 the poirt Of playing On thai.
day. N. Greard hopes 10 arrive 81 some
compromise.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
ICENEy JOIN The STRIFE
Transfers Refuse 70 Deliver Their Goods to
Big Hotels and Restaurants,
GRAVE FAMINE SEEMS TO Be CERTAIN
People VIII Be without Ice "a Wen
~ Meat-PAekers and Employees
Refuse 20 Yield q
Particle.

CHICAGO, June The gravity Of the
usanstsrs strike reached alarming proper
tions yesterday when the Ice Wagon Driv-
els and Helpers union decided 10 cooper
ate with the packing house tsEmEters- The
inpossihility OF getting ice TO the big
downtown hotels and restaurants. coupled
VIII the crippled meat supply, gives a
msnacing aspect 20 the siIuauor which IL
did not have tveHty-f0ur hours ago Thus
far there In absolutely no u Of yielding
by either the packers or the Transfers and
the escape q severe hardship By the public
seems 10 De ont Of the question
Ieenen Get in Fight
Serious trouble began for downtown no
tells and restaurants today, When members
OF TIE Ice Wagon Drivers and EelperS
union refused 10 deliver ice 10 the Great
Northern hotel. the Palmer house. Ktns-
Isy's restaurant and the Heusner Baking
COMPANY. IN mHnEgensnt Of the Audi
tortun houel AID annex also Was notified
that 10 ice would be delivered after TO-DAY
II meat from packers who have not signed
the uzinn agreement vas.Used N the hotel
Business Agent Flynn Of ne Ice Wagon
Drivers and Helpers union said the mem
bsrE CT his organization were oe1srnlnea
no, 70 deliver ice 70 hotels and r-sEtAErz1ts
that buy meat from the prescribed pscksrs
About 1000 nsa and boys In the Bride
well and the John Worthy reform school
VII be without nest tonorr0S, according
70 3 statement made today by Superb
tendent Sloan. NJ. Sloan held = confer
sncs with his supply house today 4 WAS
told that the situation appeared 70 be hope
iskA
Ear BeaAa Instead
These institutions have been using kaf
4 run Of meat 4 Gay. NJ. Sloan today Pur-
chased ten tons Of beans and l5o0 pounds
Of oatmeal IN anticipation Of the meat
Z famine The tsHnEters are allowing the
packers 70 take meat 70 The hospitals
AZ midnight the Situation throughout ths
I city is estimated 20 be IS follows;
Propristors q 20 per cent Of the l6oo
markets in the city have entirely sx-
hEustsd heir supplies. OF the SIS res
tzurznts IN the Gfry. II is said 70 per cent
VIII be without neat fer their customers
By midas night Al the meat markets
conducted BY Jews where kosher is sold,
closed down tonight ana Nc Grtsupt VII
De made 70 0pen them while the strike
lasts This lsETsE s. 900 Jews in ChicAgs
V1fh0uf their regular meat supply.
The large hotels are supplied fer = few
DAYS. bur some q then VII Be N troubis
hy Tuesday 4 there shall Be n ChEngs
n present eOn6irionA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
Large FIeid fer Sports

OF the 12G acres owned BY he club all
but ten are reserved for the sports The
tennis grounds. IS formerly. are on the
terrace nearest the vsrznda 20 the south. n
plain view t-on the vs-Enoa, and the base
bah diamond Is Just beyond then
The old niae-hols golf course nearest the
house 70 the west vas not Essd yesterday
and nay not be for q month, a. II 10 pro-
posed 70 wait until the grass On the har-
roved surface gets q loags< growth and IL
better rooted. The rev course. over the
hin TO the west, which win be Joined TO the
old later. making the full eirhteen-hols
course, was used yesterday and pronounced
II q thoroughly satisfactory coodiaon.
Players DOTTED IL - thickly as bees IN 4
clever patch md 10 eAddis vas = ioafer.
J. 3 RAIN carried Of the h7no-s Of the
day.
Below are given the results. which a-e
the prelininsries o the seasons tourns-
nsut The first group Of eight players
VIII compete Cor The club cup. The second
for the cAddie bag and the third for the golf
club The scors is given IN two rOunds.
as that play vas made necessary by the fact
that only the nine-bole course vas used.
St Clair and shsrrAden being tied, one
VIII Be moved down vhea the others Eu-
premAcy iHsproxed
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
FIELD CLUB H~OUSEWARNIyC
Formal Opening Of Season and Dedication
uBsv Cub House.
EEHsERs AND LADIES OUT N FORCE
Splendid Same Home Of the oul
an Animated scene DuriRE .
Lovely A~fternoon and
Evenfng-

With its neubershfp rmit Of 500 nearly
cached the Omaha F1eld club had its sec
end annual opening Saturday a. its .
some premises. T~hirtystxth and Woolvcrth
avenue In the Afternoon q large crowd
watched ne tennis. base bal and Gon
games IN the evening q larger one par
uctpated IN the ball
II vas really a h-ouse-wEru1nE. a. the
clubhouse In 50 much larger and 50 much
mere couvenisutiy arranged than II vas
last year as 70 seen q different hone Ths
new Gddition. about 1ooz4e. built 20 the
vest CT the original building and connected
with II by q covered p~sssaEewzy. has four
bowling alleys in It's basement. q caddies
quarters al u west end and q dancing noor
enclosed vzah e bAlustrlde ana rooted. bet
otherwise open, occupying its upper part
This has made more room In the old build
tnE 20 that row there are an enlarged re-
eeptioR room and romans loockert IN The
southwest corner Of the mAla viz con
venisut 20 the secrsta-Ts once. which Is 4
rev HparrneuL North o. the secretary .
omcs Is the buHst. while What vas form
cry the reception and ballroom have been
riTsn over 20 the cafe. The removal o. the
bowling alleys has also made room for mere
mems lockers and for TIE baths. Paint has
been applied 70 the entire interior and "a
such par1s q the exterior as seemed "a
require. For last nights festivities gay
lanterns were swung frun mani tre-H ant
al orchestra q L 5nzea pieces played al
afternoon and al evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-30
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And So Does the
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Compound
No Other Medicine Ever
Accomplished Such
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-30
Political Press Bitter.

The political press throughout the island
Is bitter. vituperative and reckless to a de-
gree beyond the comprehension of those not
familiar with 1t. The republicans will this
week establish in San Juan a new daily
paper, the Sun. to be printed in English and
Spanish, to offset the work the San Juan
News Is doing for the federals. Last week
Editor Hobart s. Bird Of the News was
convicted of criminal libel on the charge of
Judge Ramos, and was sentenced to four
months and day in Jail.
Judging from the manner in which Porto
Ricans now conduct their elections it will
be several decades before they can safely
be intrpsted with the territorial rights for
which they clamor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05
LAST PRICES down.
CONFINED FROM PAGE IS,

xo-,bwest receipts larger and weather IN
Tho Northwest clear. subsequently. prices
eosna of little. under realizing. The
l,oso was easy, at a is@Ac. net decline.
s,a, closed 475sc,: December. 1850.
,,orn-Spot firm; No. . zoe. Option mar
,ot developed notable strength and ac-
,,,.ity at opening. on a. wet weather map
,ns heavy covering, after which it yield
- somewhat TO pront-taking sales. The
,,erkot closed unsettled, at a is@i4c. net
s5yance January, 5oi44950izc.: clos. 5o,sc.:
Nav closed 4s1sc.; october. 67Ac.. No.
rcnnber, 6aAc; December. 55i4c.
0ats-Spot firIn: No. . oats. S3izc. OPP
Ne vet weather. October closed 36Ac.:
December. 3s%sc.
s250: beef hams. S2lGS22.
Meats Firm: picked bellies, 100
lsIsc.: picked shoulders, S1sa9c.; picked
Ni I,"aTTd-si1eady. western steamed, slc.s5:
refined dull; Continent $3.50: South
iParE~FirIn: family, s2o:5oas2l. short
rlear, N9.2s0S2l: mess. slS.2saslS75.
Ruttey-Firln: extra creamery. PFC. :;
State dairy, i702li2c.
Cheese-Stcady; new state fu!i cream
small coored fancy. 12c.: small white.
Egrs-ouict: State and Pennsylvania,
Taiiow-F Firm: city, SIC: country pack-
tRSocsin-steady: strained. common to
hG TS1,.r,pentine-Firm at SOC. asked
RiCe-Firn. domestic. fair TO extra. 4M6
sc; Japan. 4Ss64Bc.
cofree-Spot Rio steady: No. {. invoice.
s q-l6c mild steady; Cordova. 7A0l2c.
Coffee futures opened steady, with
rrices 5 points higher. which was consid-
cred q poor response TO firm foreign mar
kets Active general buying set in. in
which Wall Street interests continued to
lead. and prices rapidly advanced to IS
rolnts Despite active proft-tak!ng and
heavy offerings by local bears near the
close final prices were net loG2o points
higher. and undertone steady Sales reach
ed IS $50 bags
Sucar-Firm: fair refining. Sc: centri-
fucal (eS-degree testl. 9-l6c.: refined un-
settled: confectioners' a, $3.50: mould A,
81 %. cut-loaf s5I5; crushed. Sis: pow
6ared s475: granuIated s4.65; cubes. si9o.
Potatoes-Firm: Jerseys. S.50aS1- 6o;
New York. per $50 pounds, I.5odS. 75;
Long Island. s1.62@S1.75; South Jersey
sweets S2aS2g5
Peanuts-Steadv: fancy hand-picked. SIX
G5i5c: other domestic. 3l36S&sc.
Cabba ges-Steady; Long Island. per 100,
S2d$3
Cotton-By steam TO Liverpool, 15c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, October 3.-Live Pigs
Demand light and easily satisfied, offer
Inrs full and plenty for all requirements.
Market dull We quote pigs at from 81
10 q Is apiece according 10 size, qualty,
and condition. Shoats. s2.25 TO So apiece
Calyes-Only smooth. fat veal calves
weighing 125 pounds apiece or under VIII
draw outside quotations. Heavy, rough
stock dull and of uncertain value. Gen
eral market is frner. We quote: Strict
" choice fat veals. per pound. &c; good
veal, per pound, 6G612c.; poor to good,
per head. $4gsl0.
Beef Catt!e-Wharf Receipts light ana
where quality is attra ctive sales are read
tv effected at full quotations. Rough
looking or thin cattle dull and OF IN
certain value We quote: Young, lat
steers weighing 1.000 TO 200 pounds. 3$4 20
G per pound; steers Weighing under aVj
,ou7ds 3d31Ic. per pound; oxen. per
sound. 2d3c.: bulls, per pound. 242l2c :
arge, young COWS, per head, In good
prGer, S1S0S25; fresh COWS, with calf. S201t
20 per head: poor. thin, meadow STOCK,
Go6$l5 per head.
Lambs and Sioeep--In order to draw out
sjde quotations lambs must be OF de-
sirahla weight and in nice. fat condition
General receipts ample and ordinary,
overweight or common lambs dull aud
hard 10 move We quote: Spring lambs,
choice fat sc. per pound; poor, thin,
heavy. 31A34fl&C. per pound: wool Sheel,'
uer pound best. 212GSc.: good. per head,
s. 5gd$2: inferior. per head. SlGSl25: old
hpcl;s rer pound 2 to Sc. as to quality
and weight Clipped sheep from to sc.
Per pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05
Treasury Department.

oliICS VI tuS fSeSI GldI
Washington. D. C., October 4th.
"A wholly unauthorized and unfounded
report appears to have been sent from
Washington yesterday, calculated to mis-
lead with reference to the action taken
by the Secretary of the Treasury relative
to the maintenance of the reserve agains,
government deposits secured by govern
ment bonds. That there may be no mis-
understanding. either as to the law or the
action taken by the department. you aro
advised:
The national banking act. as you are
well aware. lays down the rule that all
associations shall maintain a certain re-
serve against all deposits; failing to do
which the Comptroller of the Currency
may notify any association TO MAX.
good such reserve failing to do which
within thirty days the Comptroller may.
with the concurrence OF the Secretary Of
the Treasury. appoint a receiver etc.
The law therefore lays down the rule
that the reserve shall be maintained. but
lodges a discretion with the Comptroller
and with the Secretary of the Treasury
to the enforcement of the rule. GU
are therefore notified that the rule will
not be enforced as far as it relates to
government deposits secured by govern
ment bonds.
1T must be borne in mind. in this con-
nection that it is not the intention of the
department to encourage increased credit.
On the contrary, very great conservatism
should be exercised.
But it is the desire of the department
that no worthy business interest shall
suffer simply because bank has invested
its money in government bonds to secure
a government deposit. and to that extent
has relieved the treasury from a growing
surplus, and has thus restricted its capa-
city to extend accommodation.
(Signed) LESLIE NJ. SHAW.
'Secretary"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05
CASEY TO PANAMA GOVERNOR.


Isthmian Trains VIII Not Transport
Conbatnnts. A Ammunition or Arms.
WASHINGTON, October 4.-The follow
ing cahlegranl has been received at the
Navy Department from Admiral Casey.
on board the Wisconsin. at Panama. dat
ed Panama. October Sd:
Have sent this communication to the
American Consul at Panama:
Inform the Governor that while trains
are running under the United States pro
lection, I must decline to transport any
combatants. ammunition or arms which
might cause interruption of traffic or
convert the line of transport into thea
ire of hostilities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05
BY j. B. Elam & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
LIE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

GALE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
TWO NEAT. ATTRACTIVE AND WELL
LOCATED TWo-STORY DETACHED
FRAME DWELLINGS. ON WESr
SIDE TWENTY-EIGHTU I,ETWEEN
MARSHALL AND CLdY STREETS.
NOS. Ala AND Ais NORTH TWENTY
EIGHTH STREET: ALSO.
TWO VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS OF 31x126 FEET EACH. FROM,
ING TOGETHER on EAST SIDE
THIRTY-FIRST STREET. BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS
BY request of the owner. we shall sell
by public auction. on the premises. re-
spectively. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9TH.
at 1850 o'clock P. NJ.
the TWO DWELLING-HOUS N;ts
414 and 416 North Twenty-eighth stree
each having lot fronting about Sfxl31 fee
detached. containing about six rooHls
each and the usual conveniences. being
neat. substantial. comforta bly, arranged
and In nice order; and Immediately there
after. say
the TWO ATTRACTIVE VACANT LOTS
above referred to. each fronting 31x1c(
feet. to wide alley. on east side Thirty
first street. between Clay and Leigh
streets. s4
We commend these offerings as espe
cially worthy the consideration of home
seekers and investors of moderate means
and would urge all such TO attend
TERMS-Lberal. and at sale.
J. E. ELAN & Co.
Auctioneers.