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Arizona republican., 1903-02-23

President Roosevelt signed q law the other cay with Q quill pen secured by Mir J. C.. Pratt of Honolulu, one of Senator Warren's former constituents, and possessing peculiar associations. It was an eagles feather, plucled from the war bonnet of an Arapahoe chief. Ex-Governor Richards of Wyoming, TOW land commissioner, first obtained the feather, which is said to be rated among the Indisr5 as of the value of five O. six ponies. He gave it to Mir. Pratt, who had the pen made there from. It was used to cigr the Ha- weiian fire ciaims bill. aDpropriating s1.O0C, ,GGG out of the federal treasury. The feather will rCw ba taken to Hon. oluiu and preserved in q museum.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-23

Paris commission. Now he kindly offers to lend Venezuela the money needed to pay the foreign creditors. This sounds peaceful and philanthrop- ic, but why in thunder, so to speak, wasn't the offer made when the TOW began and not delayed till the sunset of that stormy day? Pretty scon we may have him telegraphing Rockefel- Ter: Don't worry about that pub licity act. If it costs you any money, I'll make it up to you. l have plen- ty left" Nobody doubts that.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-23

nomination of candidate for election to q judicial position, as they are in the case of every other candidate for of fee, and such a condition is net prom ising. at best, of good results.-San Francisco Chronicle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
HAD VERY NARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH
An Aged Veteran in Great
Peril on Fifth-Street
Brldqe.

An aged and feeble Confederate veto
ran. N. c, Morse by name, narrowly es-
capped death last night on the bridge con-
Meeting Richmond with Chestnut HILL.
The man was making across the bridge
In tho direction of Richmond about
o'clock, when he was overtaken by an
electric car travelling In the same dirsc-
tlon. The cap was crowded and was
moving rather slowly. Mr.. Morse had
deserted the passenger walk and was In
the middle OF the. bridge. The testimony
of men on the car is that he stepped
straight into the track. AT all events he
was struck. caught on the fender and
thrown against the side OF tao bridge.
IKE motorman had but about five feet
/ (which to stop the car. but no succeed
ed Ia pulling up pretty well. The Injured
man, who Ia suffering from concusslon
of some sort, was taken to the Virginia
Hospital, where he is being treated by
DIR. Mclean, surgeon for the company,
The veteran had In his pocket q GER
tincate, setting forth his Identity ana
stating that no was injured and unable
to work, The paper was signed by Or.
J, j. Anderson, OF W'alton's Store, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15

number of shows and other things for
amusement, and they are exceptionally
good. All the space to be used for at
fractions of this kind is filled On ac-
count Of the reunion exercises ut the bat
lie ground yesterday It was naturally sup
posed that there would not be many peo-
pie at the Fair Grounds. but thore was
tho largest attendance ever seen on an
opening day, and to-day tho crowd Is
enormous.
Mr. Henry w. Burress, an experienced
horseman Of Rockville. Nd, is the starter
for the races The Judges are Messrs.
c. p. yanstory, Joe Hardy and 7. M'
Arrasmith.
The first race yesterday was the 600
class. trot and pace for $500 purse. There
were three entries in this race-Mary NJ,
Jewel, Palmeda, Big Jake and Goiden
Thorn. The race was won by e1oiae y.
Thorn. the time of the heats being 2:2b
IA, 2:a3 IA. 2:22 Ia.
The next race was the 1924 class, pace
with tho following entries: Ramon, Peter,
WarIock, Snaps and j. S. The race was
won by j. S.. the time by heats pe1ns
2:ss IA, 2:31 IA, 2:s0 IL.
There were three entries in the nve-
e;ehths mile running race. They were Mr.
Smooth, Miss Rosser and tlossie' M.
Smooth won the race, the time pelns
Los 1-2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
THE HIBERNIANS'
ENTERTAINMENT
Delightful Celebration Last
Night at Lee Camp
Hall.

The Ancient Order Of HIbernians' enter
tainment at Lee Camp Hall last night
was brilliant affair. and for splendor
was not excelled by any previous effort
of the order. The Ladies' Auxiliary was
in attendance, lending additional lustre to
tho occasion.
The entertainment was under the direc-'
torship OF Messrs. H. E. Griffin, James
E. OGrady and John e. McDonough. and
their effort to make the occasion one OF
long continued pleasure was crowned
with success.
The hall was crowded. perhaps. as It
was never before.
The principal feature was the address
by the Rev. H. j. McKeefrey. who had
for his subject, Ireland"
Father McKeefrey. who recently return
ed from trip to Europe, gave careful
study to the conditions of the present
and of Ireland's past history. and In the
deliverence of his speech, which was
mastery effort. he was frequently inter-
rupted by applause. Every number on
the programme was happily received.
After the address of Father McKeefrey.
the remainder of the programme followed.
Those having part sassiGned to them
were: Miss May Cavedo, Mr. s. l.. Kelley,
Mr.. John Flnnegan, Mr.. Thomas Ryan,
Mr.. James J. Dreamer. .tTts &
Miss Mayme insolvency presided at the
plano, and the selections were beautifully
rendered.
OF Father McIleefrey's address. 1t need
only be said, that the speaker. In the
course Of his Grafton, at times seemed
to touch with electric fire the hea,ta
of his auditory, and his frequent oasages
of his auditory, and his frequent passages
bounded applause; while at times again.
the keen wit of the orator caused waves
Of mirth" to pass over the audience,
which were as delightful as his serious
and earnest words were pathetic and
powerful.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
ONE KILLED FOUR AND
TWO OTHERS FLED
INV Associated Press.)

MANILA, Oct. IA, $3.50 P. M.-The crew
of the boat in which johnston and Her
mann, the runaway constabulary officers,
accompanied by one constable, started
from Guibal for Cagayans Island, at
tackled the outlaws on nearing the latter
place, killing Johnston and wounding
Hermann and the constable. Hermann
killed four Of the crew and the other two
jumped overheard. He then put back to
Negros, where he sent guns and amnli-
milton to the police and abandoned tho
boat of Nsvalya, BayNuan. where he was
In hiding when the last was beard OF
him. &44s
On Saturday night last the police cap
turcd the boat. recovering u number OF
constabulary guns, ammunition and some
money. They also buried Johnston. whose
body was found In the boat. 1t is pre-
sumed that tho crew intended to kill the
outlaws and secure their money and
arms. tEs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
MASONIC FAIR
4 HaIf-Mile Running Race for Ladies
at tue State Fair.
Especial to The Tines Dispatch.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
RALEIGH, n. c.. Oct. l4.-This Is Jr.
o. u. A. NJ. and x. Of p. day In the
Masonic Fair and fully as successful as
either of the preceding days. The receipts
during the two first days Of the fair
have been $500 sum exceeding the most
sangu,ne expectations of the fair man
agement.
Tho management Of the State fair which
opens Oct 18th. announces novel feature
In half-mile dash running horse race
to be participated In by lad es. Tho purse
Is 800 and Secretary Pogue says num-
Der OF prominent society ladies are to
enter The Misses Bridges, OF Concord,
have already entered.
Mr.. T. K. Bruner. secretary of the
North Carolina Board Of Agriculture.
who has been for three months or moro
out In the interest OF the st. Louis Expo
Sltion. returned to Raleigh to-day and
says the outlook for the exposition Is
most auspic.ous and that the prospect Is
good for North Carolina to have one Of
the larges, and best exhibits in the ex-
position grounds.
The Secretary Of State chartered the
Mnntford Telephone Company, capital
$4,000. The principal incorporators arc
D. Sharp Butler and Barney Butler.
Deputy Sheriff Cox, OF Craven, brought
three eonv!cts to the penitentiary to-day,
all negroes. to serve respectively seven,
two and one year for larceny.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
MISS tIASWELL'S OPENING
A Splendid Success Achieved in Annap-
oils, Md, Last NiRht.
pecial To The Times. pIspatoh,)


ANNAPOLIS, MD, Oct. l4.-Miss Percy
Haswell inaugurated her starring tour
under the direction OF George Fawcett at
the New Colonial Theatre Tonight be-
fore one of tho most brilliant audiences
ever gathered In this city. !ncludins:
many naval men, and with sprnlslinE
of social and literary leaders from this
city and Baltimore.
"The Favor OF the Queen" the vehicle
she used, duplicated Its tremendous sue
cess In Baltimore, when originally pro-
duced and offered to Miss Haswell, one of
the best comedy parts ever written about
the romantic period. Miss Anita Carroll,
the Baltimore society woman, who re-
Gently went on the stage appeared as
Anne Hathaway, Shakespeares wife In
the production, and made a favorable
Impressor.
AS Tor Miss Haswell her work was pro-
nounced superb throughout
Beyond Miss Haswell, substantial hits
were made by Regain Hnghston, George
sehraeder as Shakespeare, Maud Ream
Slower, Alfred Hudson Ia O Falstatiipn
part. and Viola Burton. scenlcally and
In eostuming the production Is msgn'tlr
cent. flevs (.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
SOUTHERN
OFFICIALS
/. An Exhibition Fire Alarm at
Spencer's Shop.
MARION VOTES WET
Mr.. Yoder, Firing at a Target With a
Small Rifle, Kills an Old CoIored
Man Inside the House--Medical
Society Adopts Rules.
MARION VOTES WET
(special to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch)

(Special to The Tlmes-D ispatch)
SALISBURY, N. G., oct. 14.--i'resident
Samuel Spencer, the vlce-pressden,s aud
other officials Of the South arm Railway.
spent a portion OF to-day In Spencer
and Salisbury.
The southern's fire department at tho
shops, which has made an enviable re-
cord at all recent State tournaments,
gave an exhibition in the presence OF the
officials at o'clock this morning. The
alarm was turned in Unexpectedly to tho
men, and in Less than one minute large
stream OF water was playing upon the
buildings.
VETERANS TO THE FAIR.
Al, effort is being made by the Charles
F. Fisher Camp Of Confederate Veterans,
OF Rowan county. to get one hundred vet
Grams from this county to attend the
State fair at Raleigh, October l9th-24th.
Colonel j. r. Crawford, who Is command
Ing tho camp Is using every effort to
carry a large number from the section.
and Is meeting with much encourage
nent.
At a meeting OF the Rowan Medical
Society held Monday afternoon the sO-
cieyt adopted the new constitution which
was proposed aud approved at the last
meeting OF the State Medical Society
held at Hot Springs in July. The Rowan
society is very active and has large
membership.
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
At Newton Monday afternoon. Arch
simms. a respected colored man, was ac-
cldentally killed by Mr.. A. A. Yoder.
Simms had gone into an old building on
Mr.. Yoder's premises and was grinding
an axe. Mr.. Yoder, not knowing that any
one was in tho building, fired a small
rifle at target on the outside. The ball
passed through the wall OF the building
and entered the head OF the colored man,
causing wound from which he died n
few minutes later. The coroner's jury
found that the killing was accidental and
without intention to HARM
Tho town of Marion voted for dis
tillcres and saloons Monday. the result
OF the election being as follows: For sa-
looms, LIS; against. 81; for distllleries, 1873;
against. 70.
Rev. NJ. T.. Sentclle, OF Texas, has been
elected a member of the faculty OF David
son College. near this place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
HAIR TURNED GRAY
FROM AWFUL PAIN

II have had most remarkable expert
ence during my present trip here" said
Colonel B. H. Mercer. the popular repre-
sentative OF Fl. B. Granley, cigar manu-
ia cturer, of philadelphia. who is stop
ping at Murphy's. :,
when ! came here two weeks ago.
he continued, there was not streak OF
gray hair in my head. ] have been SUI
Tering since from severe attack of sci
atIca and now you see the change The
commercial man lifted his hat, and MS
hair, but recently black, was OF dis
tinct iron gray tinge,
Colonel Mercer was In bed for about
ten DAYS, and he says he suffered the
m ost excruclattng pains. and this Is the
only way he can account for the change
in the color OF his hair,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
GREEN is ARRAlGNED
AND GIVES BAIL
lRy Associated Press.l

BINGHAMToN, n. Y, Oct. A.-sena-
tor George Green was to-day arrested
and arraigned before United States Com
missioner Hall. on an indictment found
October Sth In Washington. charging
Him with conspiring with George w.
Beavers and Willard Doremus to SCI
the government. through Beavers, stamp
cancelling machines, known as the Dore-
mus machine, in which Green was largely
Interested. Green demanded All examina-
ton and the case was set down for No
yember 9th, when the previous indct-
mcnts will come up. Bail was fixed at
st, 900, which was furnished.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
GREAT INTEREST IN
THE TENT SERVICES

The Episcopal tent services In the Ease
End have been resumed and there 10
every evidence Of O continued interest on
the part of the congregation.
An excellent crowd was present last
night and the service was most heartily
rendered, The singing was particular
feature. Tho Rev. William Meade Clark,
of ST. James and pr, John Moncure pre-
sided A fine sermon was preached ny
DR.. Robert Strange, rector of st. Pauls.
His subject was "Faith.' The exhorta-
ton was read by the Rev, Robert a.
Goodwin, OF st. Johns.
The services will continue until further
notice, Or. Strange will preach during
the remainder of the week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
BY ]. B. Elan & Co..
Real Estate Auctioncers.
PUBLIC SALE
OF THE
THREE STORY DETACAE1,
CORNER BRICK RESIDENCE,
No. 1912 East Franklin Street,
Fronting Libby Hill Park, With
Good Lot.

By direction OF the owners. who ara
selling for division. we shall sell by pub
lie auction. on the premises. on
at 4:3O O'clock p. NJ. the dwelling above
referred to. 1t being a most substantial.
we'll built, corner residence Of 10 rooms,
besides kitchen of rooms. and large
and spa cious brick stable. The property
is we'll known as the residence Of the late
Charles ]. Fox. and as stated. fronts Lib
by Hill Park. and comm hands one. OF tho
finest views OF any residence in the city.
The lot is especially large. having front
Of 81 feet ga inches on Franklin Street
BY depth OF 1876 feet to wide alley in
seldom that such desll able property comes
upon the market at sale for division. and
we urgently request all parties interested
to attend the sale promptly.
TERMS-One- fourth cash. balance at
1 and 2 years, with interest added.
j. B. ELAN & CO.. Auctioneers.
oc10-tds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
TRUSTEES SALE
A VALUABLE FARM IN GooclILAhi
COUNTY. VA, BY PUBLIC

BY virtue of deed Of trust from q
ella J, cresweli and her husband to q
Undersigned. dated goth February. IN
County Court clerks office. in p, B,
>, III. being REQUIRED so 70 DO by the eA
ftclayy In said deed, ! VIII sell by pun
Aue''oMso (! oeTosgR -. 1885,
(Court Day.. at - o'clock. noon,
above, mentioned property. This fal
contains 1877 acres and ad}olns the Ian
OF p, y. Weodson, j, B. Bowles and o
Gated In q healthtpl section. good mel
ehurehes: laige frame dwelling ard
necessary out-bulldnsy IN good repal
TERMs-Cash. sufficient % defsss
Charge q debt Of $3.50 with interest thu
on from Goth day OF February, 1902,
paid, balance on such TENS AS VIII
a''A0uA's' a. p. cAapwELL trust.
ec,u-sun.tu. thu.satsun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
AUCTION SALES-ru.ure Days.
BY Byrd & Baldwin Brothers,
AuctioneerS.
Rare Opportunity to Purchase Sinai
Truck Farms in the Direction of Nor-
folks Growth and Of the jamestown
EXPOSITION Grounds.

BY virtue of authority vested In us,
we will offer for sale. at public auction
T Fl Is pp%f%fmlTTfia'E q sorH DAY OF ocTo-
the following property e Wit VT, ~, 49,, :.
Ing about
as Acres at Lambert's Point, on the
Norfolk and Atlantic Terminal Com
pany's Electric Railway,
which runs entirely through the tracts;
l Tn'iA n sSs s 81 ths lan$s e James i;
soaah " t A;!a lands oe Y. i Reb'n;Ss
p eps oas ~ h Rsras as
pany, said tract being formerly owned
BY Weir and others. put lately known as
Ssys TT IT,. nhs ss%s 'hss o SssH'
n f4p% sSeut tS Sp r. ssls IT,
several tracts VII 20 9tfersd
and u the southern half Of the Holmes
tract VIII be offered as whole. and the
P PFsPstss W hs r. Rs ssa prsa
This land lies northwest of Norfolk city,
about ono mile from Its corporate limits,
In the direction of the clty's most RAPID
9 BY the electric line. TOR a scent fare
the heart 81 The Fly x w rsashea II
95 y Sor nItes Counts mtg Waier w co@paay
loving low the line OF the electric roads
right OF way. runs entirely through tho
The land being In a high state Of Gull
tlvatIon, Is suited for, small truck farms.
houses and hot-beds, etc, while Its
location, In the direction OF Norfolk's
growth. will make i of great value to %
electric line and water main Will readily
make available for dwellings.
Plats OF the property. with further par
tioularu as to terms Of sale and al other
or at our office. on application ~,
be furnished those who attend tho sale.
Norfolk and Atlanto Terminal sewell's
BYRD Il BALDWIN BROS,
Norfolk. Va, Auctioneers.
oct 1913
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
DID LITTLE BUSINESS
State Board of Fisheries to Meet Again
Nov, goth.

The State Board of Fisheries held two
sessions yesterday and transacted much
business. but 1t was mostly In relation
to routine matters, and on subjects too
local to be of general interest.
lows; ar j. w. Bowdoin. chairman. Ac-
comac; Seth NJ. Miller, secretary, Ma
thews; r. j. Camp, Southampton; Geo.
e. Keezell. Rockingham, and II. M. Tyler
The board postponed the matter In
controversy from Lanq4ater county until
the next meeting, which will be held on
November Goth either. here or In Nor
the parties In interest. At this meeting
the deep-water planting scheme will also
coma I'm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
NEW PHARMACISTS
About one.Half the Applicants Get
Through,
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatcho
GREENSBORO, n. c.. Oct. l4.-The
State Board OF Pharmacy, in session mere
Yesterday. examined twenty,seven appll-
eants for license. three being negroes.
Tonight the board announced inc tol-
lowing as having been successful: beh.
s. Barnes. Fayetteville; Polk 9. Gray
statesville; Karl L. Lawing, L'ncolnton,
Prince s. Leboo. colored, Wilmington; Johll
A. Rogers, Ellington: Thomas 1. street
man, Hendersonville; Matthias NJ. Sau's,
Ayden: William NJ. Stewart, Matthe~s'
Henry G. White, Reidsville; Clinton Il.
Meyer, Charlotte.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
GREENSBORO FAIR
Crowds at the Reunion Transferred i
the Fair Grounds.

Especial to The Times. . ispatch.)
GREENSBORO, N. c.. October Az
The fourth annual fair OF tho Central
Carolina Fair Association opened up yes
tsrday at noon. The exhibits this year
arc better and larger In number than at
any fair yet held here,
Tho poultry exhibit is without a doubt
the most complete ever In the State
there heins 5000 entries In this depart
ment alone.
Tho midway Is composed OF a large
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
BY Tho Valentine Auction Co.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF JUN1us
- A.. SCOTS. DECEASED, EF-
As administrator OF Junlus A. Scott,
deceased, | will sell at auction, No. 27ll
THIS tThursday5 MORNING. OCT. 18th.
at 1890 o'clock, the entire stock
Of goods, etc, contained in said
building, No. G711 East Main Street, such
as Soda Fountain and Copper Tanks.
Counters, Marble Slabs. Scales Show
Cases, Candy and Candy Jars, Pepper,
Spice. Pickles. Catsup Vinegar. Gloves,
Cakes Crackers. Cigars. Tobacco. Cigar
cites, Preserves. .Nutmegs, Tobacco Knife.
Tables, Chairs, Wasbstands. Wardrobe.
Sidebonrd CARPET, Clock. Mirror. ETC.,
etc. TERMS-Cash.
w. D. GAY. Administrator
The Valentine Auction Co., Auctioneers.
oct 14-2t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
Funeral Of Mr., Laube,

The funeral Of Mr.. Joseph w, I-aube,
who died at o'clock yesterday morning
take place at 1890 O'Clock tomorrow
morning from st, Peters Cathedral. The
interment will be made in MI. Calvary
The following gentlemen will act as
'. Active Messrs, Frank p, Burke, Will
liam a. Mann. George Epps J. Leroy
Sutherland, August Mall, join, Tyler, j.
Honorsry--C Colonel John Murphy. Judge
s. B. wilt, pr, A. Wendlnger and
DIR. CIV 7. Brock, and Messrs. T: y.
James Kahn, Sam Cohen, o., G. f1bel.
Armen C, Heinrich and Frank Jacobs.
The Richmond Lodge Of Iilks, of which
Mr.. Laube was g member met yesterday
and adopted suitable Resolutions. The
members Of the lodge are requested to
meet In tins to attend the funeral In a
body,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
A RICHMOND JAG
Young Man Goes to Sleep in Car and
Wakes Up in Another State.

Wakes Up in Another State.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
KINSTON, N. c., Oct, 14.-A young
man. well dressed, was found in a car at
the Atlantic Coast Line depot last night
by Agent Charles T. Meacham, and an
officer 'phoned for. The car was loaded
with slate, and came from Richmond,
and was scaled.
On being questioned by Chief Simmons,
who responded to the summons for an
officer. the young man stated that no
went into the car at Richmond two days
ago while drunk to evade policeman,
and dropped off to sleep. lie did not
know whore no was and expressed sur.
Prise whom told that he was $50 miles
from home.
He had had neither food nor water for
two days, He was released by tho officer
and came UP tho street to clean himself
UP and act something to eat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
Foot Cut Ofin Plain.
fspecial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

k1NsToN, n. c.. Oct. 14-Mr. J. z:
Goslcc had his foot cut of In planer al
while ut work All OF the toes OH one
loot were cut OF and an effort will be
made to save the balance of the foot
from amputation.
Nj. Goslce was the principal workman
in the cabinet shop, and was al work at
the planer plank being caught In it
he tried to pull it out. To do this he PVT
his foot under the planer to brace him
self. when the knives struck his foot,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
ONE LADY's RECOMMENDATION
SOLD FIFTY BOXES OF CHAMBERS
LAIN'S STOMACH AND LIVER TAB.

| haye, believe. sold fifty boxes Of
ChamberlaIn's Stomach and Liver Tab,
let's on tho recommendation OF one lady
here, who first bought n box OF them
about year ago. She never tires OF
telling her neighbors and friends about
the good qualities OF these Tablets,--P.
M. Shore. Druggist, Rochester, Ind, Tho
pleasant purgatiYe effect OF these Tablets
makes them a fayorite with ladies' every
where. For sale by all druggists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
will sell at my auction-house at 1890

will sell at my auction-house at 1890
THURSDAY OCTOBER is, 1908.
large Work Horse, ! Brewster Coupee,
In good condition. leather top and seats;
condition; ] Walnut Folding Bed. Iron
Beds, Cooking, Heating and Wood Stoves,
Chamber Suits, Odd Bureaus. Wash-
Desks Extension and other Tables,
Couches, Chairs, Rockers. Mattresses,
Carpets Rugs. and numerous other art-
cles A, r. MAYO, Proprietor.
Geo. H. Valentine and A. F. Montgomery,
Salesme1. t