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Fine linen waists, tucked front and back, with rows of hemstitching, 2.so valre. Saturday l.95
 Two piece suits of linen, dotted ef- fects, waists trimmed with piping, full goved skirt, Saturday 95c
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Glove News.

To put new life into bus mess, we make two gloves specials, for Saturday.
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Candy Special for Saturday
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SeasonabIe Things for Men.
75c Negligee Shirts, 47e

75c Negligee Shirts 47c Enc Madras and p=rcae black white figures stripes and nice Of dark color sizes T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
PARADE
TONIGH T
BIG FUNCTION OF nARDt GRAs
STARTS At 100 O'CLOCK
THIS EVENING

The BIG Mardl Graa parade b.
billed Tor tonight II b. promised
70 b. the finest 81 ita Kind ever
seen iu the city Extensive plane
have beeu made - make thta an
event % be remembered A great
deal of time aud money have been
spent iu preparing the floats and
some very novel features are prom
IHed
There all b. Two bands In the
paraue and Euudly supply OF
music b. other means will be far.
uiahed one unique design BE-
q huge watermelon. 10 represent the
rev south a band Of darktsa will
occupy this float and dispense
southern music all along the line
Of march
The parade will start from sixth
avenue aud Pike street a. 10 30 this
evening Il will Ea down Pike
street to First avenue. ON First
avenue 70 Jackson street up lagk.
son to second avenue. on Second tu
rike. and back 10 the starting point
when the parade reaches Pioneer
HANhlf ~ ttANfF viii HF a ttahtiAIftfNi
display af fireworks The entire
line OF march viii be Illuminated
hY red fire and a beautiful effect
IL promised.
The crowd Of Tuesday night was
duplicated last nlRht. when the
ticket sellers we're kept busy dis
posing OF the paste board slips
The success OF the carnival has
been atteated properly boy the Inn
mcufe attendance of the two first
nignta and the Increasing number
that are visiting the grounds each
afternoon Tho future afternoon
performance Will be especially ar
ranged for women and children.
Manager Middleton announced this
morning that everything would De
arranged for this and all programs
viii be- designed for their especial
entertainment
The grounds will be properly wet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

LONDON. IuiY - IIusaIam o.
rampant tHfaurhauf Great britain
today aud the uaIfaaf ministry faces
a situation whIeh N8u require the
exercising Of the maHt CAREFUL BIpIH
macy f ere nation iH NOT - De-
plunged into a Nsf involving $40
Eurup- There Be- 80 enormous de-
waHI fHr HFaati" H#tIHu u thH tua.
sian seIaFa of HHHah HhIu= tn thH
ilad sea made by tie pfraa ana rrn.
pie The majority Of the people
want ths steamer MaIas.H taken h5
forre uam the Russian rriHe crew.
II not INSTANTLY released
on the either hand continental cir
eifs ar4sar t. believe ftaHaia IL 90 .
IIfeIF within hrr fIEht Iu fskIHE fne
afaIaUea fa a Russian port for trial
BY pHHHH court A prominent
FRENCH diplomat IH authority far the
statement that Russia brtams ras
saaHrd IF Information tbHt thr Ma
faeea has aboard besides ammuui
ton a. immense steam crane iua
tended faf fhr JaraHrHr naval dues
- Mol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
BIG CORPORATIONS WILL
DODGE TAXES ONCE MORE

llmits. and s. 600 per mile for those
outside. while the steam railroads
Of the first class tthc tranaeonu-
mental llneu pay on right of way
and tuska but s.. SOP q mile. aud
the Jerk water lines are aHHeaaed
even less
According tn the schedule adopted
By the assessors convention. rail-.
road rights OF way an over the
state are fhIB year TO bc taxed con.
aldcrahlv higher and Assessor
Peter disrcgtrd.uE the udieuioualy
low figures listed hY the railroad
companies has largely Increased
the valuations on rolling stock
nut the fuiioNIHa figures show
ing the aaaesssd valuations 81 the
various railroad companies In King
county indicate how ameunhly
short uf iuat are the taxes Go be-
collected from thuae corporations
for 1907 unless by some strange
freak ri fortune an honest board
Of equalization should have courage
o. revise the assess msnta
ANNMNHEHA o. #HHN tf.fHHH HhH.H
way Company operating entirely iu
King county. between Seattle aud
various eaal mining cruteHa. as
sssael valuation 81 ruadhed and
nrht.of= eay. 1904 t10l .sHd. rolling
stock. s. $50 Assessment for 1903
roadb.d etc ti5s.sss rolliaE stock
tssega
Northern Pacific RallwaY Com.
psuy raadbed ste for 1904. s. eel j..
ESQ. rolling stock tz1sst5 Assess
meut fur 1ad7 roadbrd ott ttltq.s
50 rolling stock $50 ssa
Great Northern Railway Com
nany. roadbrd etc for lBat t1Nt.s
80 rollins stoSt etc. gleauIs As
ssaament far leez ruadbs8. etc
tstttae rolling stock tsT.aIe
Puget sound Electric Company
operating seattle Tacoma fnterur.
ban road. foadbed ~tc for 1905
s. att rolling stock 81 o. A.
sruameut Tor isGa. practically the
same
Conn ent on these assessments IL
auperfluona ln view % the tat that
The three bIE railroad companies
F first mentioned practically aNn the
waterfront % the eatirr CITY through
ffauchiaeH granted b. amiahlr euuu-
ellis in past years. none OF which
F ftanchiass are even hintrd a. on the
F ASSESSOR books
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
ELLIOT T
ARRIVES
PRESIDENT or NORTHERN pa.
CHIC SPENDS FIFTEEN MIN.
uTEs ~ SEATTLE

Howard Elliott president Of the
Northern Pacific. reached Seattle
from southern points at 10 IS
O'Clock this morning and left fir
teen minutes later for the northern
paft 81 the state in company with
! A Nadeau local agent 81 the
Nor bern Pacific Mr Elliott uIll
probably return 90 the city o. com
pIets an inspe, ton 81 the railways
properties here before departing for
the east
The officials along With him on
his trip are
Second Wee President J n Han
nafurd Thomas Cooper general
land commissioner Charles NJ L.
YeY assistant to the president. n
S GuusHrug general counsel. A.
siHtant General Superintendent 4
p Law Division superintendent
v G Albee. g. " Dunn. G n
CIiff and two of NJ Eiliott's class
mates at Harvard Iabrg How. OF
81 Paul and Ahial Mills. Of Port
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
WOULD FORM
4 NEW PARTY

George z CoucHu Is sending let
tiers to democrats throughout the
state. asking them 10 Join lu organ
ling an independent party SIR
Gutteriii outlines hiH plans and
uHEaH that some party should be
organized that would be- free from
the dIetatana az Val street IIe
believe that mauF democrats and
republicans all JOIN ia the move
mrut
one 81 the slogans 81 Mr. Cot.
tsfiila nrN PARTY will bc honest
ia the administration ~ public al.
faIfH and q government for The peo.
pie tpon these doctrines he Dc.
airrs Go 20 before the people IN ar
Effort 90 vih a victory for honest
government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

Iably selected from amone tEe loves
friends of the corporations boa the
municipal legislature
Although tbe equalization board
has full power Ia raise 81 lower
any assessment If ia noteworthy
that ua board In former N#srf has
ever ssuoused the cause of IN. pee
pie aEaIuat the corporation
Ia fact. a fcw years ago. when one
county assessor attempted e. make
the laeal strvst ar monopoly pas
taxes on something like the real
value q iis holdings tha bo1rd
promptly Topped a cool million or
ao off the aHsaatur.s NaIuatiu1
without even allowing tie ,uu -
a. pass upon the matter
The street Jar monopoly the
seattle Electric company which T.
one Of the largest single Taxpayers
Ia the county b This yrAf aas..sa.4l
a. 81 SIS upU uu itH personal pfop
erty. As compared with s. sU eHa
for lkaI Assessor Peter has a.
erpted the com HauFf cas- Faiaa=
tion ~ ifa holdings. exclusive %
real estate uutWIthEfaudiuE tnRf o.
the list OF taxable property return
81 By the corporation 40 mrutiun
Is made ~ franchises
The assessor believes however
that he can Justly consider 500 0hd
~ this lump sun as representing
the value Of the company fran
ehise. which. as the Star pointed
cat Year ago has = cash value of
not less than s. aao e0o. figuring on
the basis af the eompanY'a oNn an
uual financial statement
In ylrW % the muddlcd state ~
the revenue Laws consider that the
county Is lucky tu get even taxes
on a So 90 valuation Of the clce
tfir eumpanya franchise Assessor
Peter told a star man yesterday 1
look upon the money a. a clean
pickup Tor the county FOR doubt
whether the laS really requires The
TAXATION Of franchises
A. Co the tangible property ~
the Boston street car crowd. NJ
Peter stated that II UaA a. be be
heved fairly assessed. even over
assessed a. compared with the hold
inEa Of other similar corporations
For example the electric company
IL taxed on a valuation 81 8 600 per
mile for is tracks within the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
ADVANCE
In RATES
FRISCO AGENCIES WILL ONLY
TAKE WAR RISKS AT Eo.
vAEcED RATES

sAN FRANCISCO. July 2i.-war
risks on merchants vessels Of an
nations bound Tor japanese ports
wefe advanced an along the line
this morning as result 81 the re-
ports that the Nadivaafok squadron
had started on another raid Local
agencies. while admitting "a decided
advance. refuse Co give figures
Insurance men, agents and own
ers 81 vessels operating between this
port and japanese ports while az
feeling am optimistic air. are plainly
ll at ease. They claim even II their
vessels are captured they cannot be
held as no eoutrobands OF war are
carried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
BALFouR WILL ACT

LONDON IuIg = Replying e.
questions lH the house ~ commons
taday rfemier ilaIfaur stated n eas
q fact th4i the MslaHea haH lrr
Fuff Said uu charge 81 thr Russian
nfias erss end that tHis TT un
HauhfFdlY FHiseI a most So inuH
question Ha HaEf b. marf certainty
auuId uaks q statement a. the
house on the subject but st present
auEh action would h. 900 aINIsef
IL ssa IHuaiy ghs#Hsd IT.. assdrt
anhnerlna a number ~ questions D.
asking that thsg be postponed uii
Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

Thanks 90 state revenue Law
a. fun of odd and almless sections
al patchwork guilt and system
OF assessment as antique as it IL
Inadequate to modern ueeda the bis
corporations viii eNade this yeas
a. usual their Just share OF tns
burden OF taxation in kius county
The assessment rolls Tor the ytaf
ls0t are nov practically completed.
and within a fee days Niil be reads
90 be turned ever 90 the county
board Of equalization which will
80 through the empty form uf r.
viewing the assessor Wofk and a.
ing iusugctgl "a all property Own
ers
Except that the various railroad
companies have been assessed on
something more nearly approaching
the true value 81 their ruHlng stock
and rtFht-of- Way. due In great pat
% the rules Of valuation adopted
by the state convention of county
assessors last year. the ta1ea Of the
big corporations Wlll b. but slight
~ Increased over t9aH. nutwlt4=
standing the popular demand FOR a
Just division OF the burden 90 tkx
alton between the small property
owner and the hlE Cumpauirs upu-
ing and operating public utilities
The franchises % she his cor
porations. which ar, the Fe4l iouus
dalton e their financial urnsp "ritY
Will - usual eaeaps taxation. Naf
one Of the bis companies has seen
az % list is franchises AMONG is
TAXABLE assets taking advantage 81
the many loopholas iu the state las
relative 20 taxation and County As
SCISSOR Peter admits that be has
done nothing to bring them 10
time
lie claims that bis hands are lied
by the revenue lAv whish he m
hesitAtiusly condemns a. unjust
and worthless. and Furthermore As
serts With more than a susplclau
% truth that even we're be % at
tempt 60 at without plAu aIth7f=
ity Of law his efforts would -
promptly defeated by the board -
equalization.
The county board % equalization
which meets IN August Of -. h yea.
is composed OF the three c1lnfg
commissioners and three member
% the city council who ar invar=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

CHICAGO. July zi-The bir
strike which has been en- Tor the LAST
- s~-su~~~~-wsEN
10 days viii be settled by arhltfa-
ton. This agreement VAS reached
at a three sided conference held
yesterday between the packers. rep
fessntaJlses Of the strikers and rep
reaentativea q the allied unions
which proposed to 70 aut IN syupa-
Thy With the strikers r the packers
would not asree 20 a peaceful settle
msnt
~ the terms q The agreement the
striker viii 20 back TO uork at once
ana the whole trouble vm be sub
mitted 20 a board Of arbitration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

every day a. long a. the carnival
eoutnluea This il done "a iaY the
aast and AID 90 the convenience
Of the patrons ~ The grounds
WaEners band all head the "a
rads this evening aud D s. GHffcth
ali at "a Erand marshal
ArrauRemsntH have been com
nlsted Tor a lacrosse game between
the Seattle and Portland teams on
sunday afternoon A. O'Clock This
Ia promised 10 be- one ~ the most
interesting games played In this
city and a large number Of people
Interested In the game wiIl BE- 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

SHOT DOWN

WASHINGTON July 2i-ConsuI
Kaiser. az Maaatlau Mexico. cables
the state department that two
Americans were shot down in their
office iu AEuas Culicmpcs de- Naoa
by government officials. = have
wired requesting prompt mvcsuEat-
ms he concluded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
FELL FROM CAR

William Rayhurn, bartender at
the Congress saloon. while ridIug
down town this morning fcu from
"a broadway and Pike ear ut Sixth
avenue and Pike street Nyetaudprs
Carried him TO the Pike street
Pharmacy where his injuries were
dressed. IL Was later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
British Cabinet Meets

LONDON july GA aerioua
feaiiaE 81 depression ia evident un
he afnrk exchange to-day oN fus t1
the admitted u~ffeuHncua over the
HAlarca Incident gunFoIH H#ae Cd
hiriher decline ranging from "a
quarter O. nNs-hiAEesufLa
The cabinet met the afternoon 20
auaaider the MALAGA Incident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
BROKE HER N0oE

WARDNER. Idaho. July 2i.-Mrs.
William Metrovick has sworn cut
"a complaint against her husband.
whom she alleges broke her nose and
battered up her face while drunk.
The date for the trial has not been
set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

HAVE FAILED TO LIST THEIR FRANCHISES WITH
COUNTY ASSESSOR WHO CLAIMS THE LAW
WILL NOT ALLOW HIM TO COMPEL THEM TO
DO so-RAILRoADs ESCAPE WITH RIDICULOUS
LY Low ASSESSMENTS - FIGURES TELL THE
STORY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
BLOWN UP
Safeerackers Demolished Bank
Building in Illinois Town
Try scripps New. Assn

EAST MOLINE Ill. July IL
Two robbers early this morning
placed pint Of nitro Elycerine AZ
the doors Of the safe AZ the New
York state bank and blew the build
iuE To pieces. They got away from
the posses that started In pursuit.
but secured no booty. The safe was
Installed a week ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
HE MUST
ANSWER
JOHN ConooTTI BOUND OVER
FOR SHOOTING At IssAouAH
MARSHAL

A. result ~ little gun practice
AZ lHslguuH on "Wednesday OF last
week. John gundotti coal miner.
is now awaiting trial In tho superior
count On charge OF assault With
intent Go Kill. A transcript Of the
proceedings before the Iasluuah JUS
tiea court and CondufuH bail bond
lu the sum Of $500 were filed lu
the county clerks office this morn
ing
The charge against rondottI was
filed hy J. II case. town marshal
at laVuuHh who alleges that he
stopped gauaafu and attempted 90
Heafrh him for deadly Wcuuaus
wHersuunn eaua0tu hauled out i re-
yaiEer and fired three shots az him.
Il WIS Cases lucky day and the
bullets made holes ln thin air.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

taken 20 the Seattle General hos
rital Examination showed that he
had bad scalp wound. and several
stitches had tob taken. Hls in
guriss are not serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
PUBLIC
DEMANDS ACTION
RUSSIAN PRIZE cRGw STARTS foR BALTIC SEA PORT WIN
STEAMER MALAGA BALrouR PRomrsUs TO DO SOME
THING

boat reports he accidentally tor.
uedned "a British steamer boo Beshlu
gulf The NsHHsl iH believed fu
have been the lilnaauE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
99 I'm Portland

PORTLAND. LILY si.-rhs TIER
momstsr reached - degrees here
today Thia Is the hottest day rr-
rerienesd So years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

TT PETERSBURG July Fl 1t
il reported here thai the govern
meat has ordered the release 81 the
Azlafca should d search - her
carEs and bold ahuA nc coufraband
81 WAr aboard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

ADEN July 81 TIE Russian vol
uateer fieef continues O. patrol here
ahnutA The peuIu #Hia a Oriental
sfssmrF PaIaNan passed this mora
ms Rithaut Interference French
ilners are not iuterfered wIth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

LONDON IuIy n Much relief d.
feif tha afternoon bF the correction
b. f4nYfz stating fhat their Hafre
spaudsHt at Perrin hi r.hIeI fhat
TIE sisamsf Packing had uztss.I
that Tznft apparently al right II o.
believed Hhe waH merely stopped by
the HussIanH fu have her rarsHs ss .
afniurd AMI proceeded NO contra
hand ~ var being found
The first report had it that the
vessel hHa been seized
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

ALEXANDRIA. July q The
nHtiah cruisers Furious and Venus
have arrived here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
MORE COMPLICATIONS

TiENr8lN july "A Ssw
ehNanE message states that the
commander % a Russian torpedo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
DRINKING FOUNTAINS
NOW ALL INSTALLED

All the Bew drinking fountains
hsxs nov been Installed by street
superintendent Walters and are
proving to be- popular during the
present warm weather There o..
daring the hotter portion OF the
day. an almost continual line OF
hoHrsa and thirsty pedestrians lined
up on opposite slides % the foun
taina which are Of design entirely
new In Seattle
A person BE- supposed 20 lap or
auek up the Cedar river liquid. az
dos would from a spring The
wster bubbles up ia the form of an
artificial spring. 90 that 70 can be-
drank without the use 10 a cup
This ~ done 10 prevent the spread
ING % contagious diseases through
the use Of cups For the benefit 81
those who do not desire. however.
10 learn the aboriginal method Of
quehohlng thirst a cup and means
Of filling 1t IL provided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

NEW YORK. july e. Henry G
Davis the vice presidential uami-
nee. left today for Bedford Springs.
Pa whore he will pass the next
fgw days preparing his letter Of ae-
ceptauro lie thinks German should
have the national committee chair
manship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
hADS0N ON TRIAL

Peter Madison. a delivery clerk. Is
being tried for larceny by bailee be-
fore Justice Gordon this morning.
81 shumanski. OF the Eastern Out
fitting Company. the complaining
witness. told the court that Madison
made "A practice OF taking goods out
OF the store. selling them and then
marking them returned on the
books. Tie poeketed the money.
which amounted 70 ST. lie was ar
rested several days ago.
Thomas Ituhey was today nomi-
mated lieutenant governor, Judge
James Cowgirl for state treasurer.
Elliott vs.. Major for attorney gen
rral and A. .. Allen for auditor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
Malacsa on ior Russian por

PORT SAID Iu'F - The steam
sr Malaoa sailed from here today
fHf ChefhaHfF ga route 90 IabaH
a Battle sea port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
SUBMIT STRIKE
TO ARBITRATION
PACKERS. STRIKERS AND ALL UNIONS REACH AN AGREE.
mEwT IN rHE PACKING TROUBLES

The packers agree 10 take back the
strikers a. fast a. work can be
found for them. and any of The
strikers not being given work with
Ira e days shall submit his or her
case 70 the board Of arbitration for
settlement
There was much joy In the stock
yards district today over The settle
ment Of the strike Many men ap-
piled for work ln advance q the
time set for the general return.
President Donn-lly received re-
plies from a majority 81 the mem
hefs 81 the executive board indiczt-
ing an endorsement Of his action. A
special meeting Of the Packing
Trades Council has been called to-
night 10 ratffy the agreement
KANSAS cry. july 21-Hun-
dreds 81 strikers returned 20 work
this morning working side BY aide
vith the non -unionists without
trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

William Kelly. a walter A. the
Olympus Cafe on First avenue
South met with serious injury
10 HE hand yesterday through the
premature explosion Of a giant fire
cracker The fuse attached 20 the
cracker. while seemingly LONG ono
was Of the quick firing variety and
exploded before the waiter could
get away from A. A surgeon was
summoned and bound up the in
jufed hand
The divorce suit Of Mrs Hl8ueh
Grant against her husband. Hnhcrt
Grant. was dismissed by Superior
Judge Griffin this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

MALTA. taiy sI=The nHush
sHuIsfra tseand~r and IanraaIeH and
thFee destroy era have sailed ta iaIr
the ~ iItsfraneau fleet at Ats8an-
dHIa.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-10-21
]. C.. McCLAIN Cashier.
Executors Sale
STATE OF GEORGIA--LEE c, UErY.


Will be sold on the FIST Tuesday in November 1904
between the legal hour, of ten O'Clock A M End Du
O'clock p M , at the plantations OF the lac M
Heath late of said County deceased--(On the places
known as the Jordon and Century places al / tn
perishabe property of the late M Heath embracing
his stock of hogs mules and CATTLE provisions OF every
sort towit corn~ fodder peas potatoes oats and all his
plantation tools inclu ing one 20 H. P. Schoheld engine
and boiler 60 saw Gannt gins and BELTS Schoheld
p ess, syrup kettles mills, plows moving machines,
and other farm utensials On the Jordon (Chehaw
place
Also all the mules stock of every kind plantation end
farmeng tools and provisions OF the Century pace-ln
clu,,ng one Deerng and one Mccormick Mower, cane
mill Stalk utter and hay press three two horse wag-
ons one enc horse wagon, one buggy syrup kettles
one iron safe show case and fixtures used in the store
at Century, provisions corn oats fodder and potatoes
on said plac.
This sale to include all the personally on said place
except the cattle and hogs on the Century place and
the engine and gin fixtures said Century place, and
the Household furnurewhich is not included in this
offer of sale. The sale to commence at the century
place as before stated ana continue between the legal
hours Of sale from day to day until the whole is sold
Terms Of sale cash Sold in pmsuence Of an order is
sued from the court Of Ordnary for the purposes Of dis
trbution among the heirs d for TIE prevention o
waste and depreciation. No delivery will be made I'M
til terms of sale are complied with
Inventory can be seen wife f. B, Lee Executor
Mary b. Heath and E. B. Lee
Executors of
r. AZ Heath Decd