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come with strong recommendations
from the very Mrs. Flower who
was then under arrest. Thelma
Paulsen had given them an address
on 10th street, where Mrs. Flow
er's mother lives.
Mrs. Flower drew herself up and
denied that she was Thelma Paul
sen. why, Thelma was my maid"
But her mother admitted that Mrs.
Flower had told her she had been
working in hotels between concert
engagements.
Mrs. Flower was released on
bond. She denies Historically that
she stole anything and that she will
satisfactorily explain the possess
sion of so much hotel linen and
silverware.
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NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION
FOR DISTRIBUTION.

In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, in and for the
County of Spokane.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Gust Noren, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that John
Haglund, administrator of the es-
tate of Gust Noren, deceased, has
rendered and presented for settle
ment to and filed in the Superior
Court of Spokane county, state of
Washington, his final account as
such administrator, and petition for
distribution of the residue of said
estate, and that the 7th day of
March, A. d. 1906, at $3.50 O'Clock
a. m, at the court room of the
said Superior Court, before the
Honorable Henry l.. KEENAN,, Judge
thereof, has been duly appointed
for the settlement of said final ac-
count and the hearing of said petit
ton for distribution; at which time
and place any person interested in
said estate may appear and file his
exceptions in writing to the said
final account, and contest the same
or show cause why an order of dis
;rlbution should not be made of the
residue of said estate among the
heirs of said estate, according to
law.
Witness the Honorable Henry L.
KEENAN,, judge of the said Superior
Court. and the seal of said court
affixed this 9Th day ef February,
A. ID. 1906.
tSeal.) r. A. Koontz,
County Clerk and Clerk of the
Superior Court
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PARIS SHOCKED BY
WAVE OF SUICIDE

over between them. Henriette
seemed to take the news calmly
and made a farewell appointment
at small hotel. The next day in
their room the man lay dead on the
floor and the woman also, a revol-
yer In her hand.
The most singular suicide
through love despair is that of
Luight Saltari, IA, an Italian cabin
boy, who came to Paris to see the
sights. The first night he went to
variety show and was completely
fred when a dancers random kiss
to the audience seemed to come his
way. He inquired her address, and
then presenting himself with a
bouquet of flowers. The dancer
was so amused that she received
Luighi and fiirted with him for a
good half hour. Luighi thought he
had decidedly made a conquest and
he returned next day. But the
dancer refused to see him, and so
1t was the next day and the next.
The fourth day Luighi drowned
himself.
Hanging, however, is the most
popular form of suicide in Paris,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-08
BOOSTS THE
GREAT WEST

The Four Track News, a publica-
ton of the New York Central, Is
out in its March number with a
strong boost on the "See America
First" campaign.
1t asks eastern people some per-
tinent questions, among them the
following:
Have you visited the Shoshone
falls in Idaho?
Have you seen Mt. Shasta, Mt.
Hood, Mt. Adams and Mt. Rainier?
Have you visited the copper re-
gions of Montana?
Have you stood Where flows the
Oregon?
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STRANGE STORY OF A female
Or. EkYLL and Mr.. HYDE"
REJEWELED OWNER OF NEW
YORK APARTMENT HOUSE
IDENTIFIED AS ST. REGIS
ChAMBERMAiD CHI "A r G e D
WITH STEALING A HOUSEFUl
oFlooT-PoSlTIvELY IDEN.
TITLED, SHE DENIES MANY
CRIMES.

NEW YORK, March s. -- Sur
prised in her fine apartments en-
bellished with alleged loot from a
half dozen of New York's SWEETEST
hotels. Mrs Caroline Flower was
arrested as Thelma Paulsen, for
rler chambermaid at the st. Regis.
When the detectives found her at
the five story fat building at 225
WS3rd street, which she owns, she
was in evening dress and ablaze
with diamonds. If she is convicted
of the charge against her, it will
establish her a remarkable example
OF a felame Or. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde"
In musical life of the metropolis,
Mrs. Flower is known as an &C
complished composer and artistic.
AS Thelma Paulsen it is charged
she worked as mental in the great
hotels of New York and carried off
silver and linen to deck her rooms
in the big building for which she
is trying to pay final installment.
Mrs. Flower is 80, and was born
in Mankato, Mimi, Katrina Pew, so
her aged mother says. The aid of
relatives and a small income of her
mother from Norway made 1t pos
sible to send her to Berlin to study
music, and since then she has made
her own living as a concert pianiste
and at teaching music. She per-
formed under the name of Caroline
Maben, she having married a man
named Maben in the west. She is
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divorced from him and is now the
wife of Frederick B. Flower, of
Brooklyn, from whom she lives
apart. She is described as very
ambitious to pay off the debt on
her fiat building and to gain a
name as a soloist.
A former housekeeper for Mrs.
Flower told the hotel people that
her mistress had linen with the St.
Regis mark on it, and they found
it when they descended upon her
home.
A dual life was not suspected un.
til one of the hotel clerks had con-
fronted her and he Immediately
identified her as Thelma Paulsen, a
cha mbermaid, who had worked at
the hotel a short time. She had
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-08
Sat Down on Hepburn.

The senate committee ON agri-
culture yesterday adversely report
ed Senator Heyburn's bill, which
has for its purpose taking away
from President Roosevelt the pow
er to create forest reserves and
placing the power back into the
hands of congress. Senator Kit
redge was the only man to vote
for the bill
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-08
HOW TO CURE RHEUMATISM.

l searched the whole earth for a
specific for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
that l or any physician could feel
safe in prescribing-som tnat
we could count on not only OCCASION
ally, but with reasonable certainty.
For the ravages of Rheumatism are
everywhere and genuine relief is rare
After 20 years of search and ex-
pertinent, learned of the German
chemical l now employ. And | knew
then that my search and my efforts
were well rewarded. For this chem
ical, in combination with others, gave
me the basis of n remedy which in
the cure of Rheumatism is practically
certain. In many cases this nrescrip-
ton has with regularity justified the
confidence l had in 1t.
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ON
A Liner

NEW YORK, March SIN a riot
in the forecastle of the American
Hawaiian liner Massachusetts, to-
day, 20 seamen participated and
ended in the killing of James Slo-
cum by the fourth officer, Elmer H.
Kerwin. Kerwin saved the life of
a brother officer whom Slocum was
beating.
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How to Cure Rheumatism

don't mean that DR.. Shoop's
Rheumatic Tablets can turn bony
joints into flesh again and never fail
that is impossible. but they Will
with reasonable certainty drive from
the blood the noison that causes pain
and swelling, and then that is the
end of the ~ain and swelling-the
end of the suffering-the end or
Rheumatism.
may receive my little book on Rheu-
mctism. including professional adj
vice as to diet. etc, free. With the
book will also send without charge,
my Health Token" an Nntended
passport to good health. Address
Mild cases are sometimes reached
by single package-for sale by
10000 druggists.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-08
Yakima County Wins.

County Assessor Harry Coonz OF
Yakima won a complete victory
when the Northern Pacific yester-
day paid its delinquent 1904 right
of way tax, which, with interest
and penalties, amounted to $685..
047.60. The company also paid its
1905 taxes, the real estate and
right of way tax being $17,369.27
and personal tax $37444S.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-08
California Brewers Invade Sound.

In retaliation for the invasion Oh
California by Puget Sound brew.
cries the San Francisco Brewers,
limited, owning and operating sew
en- breweriels in California, will en-
ter the Sound territory. A bottling
and cold storage plant will be erect
ed at a cost of 100000 in Seattle,
and a plant is also to be installed
in Tacoma.
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VOTE OUT
BAD men
(scripps News Assoc,ation.y

SEATTLE, March S.-The recall
amendment to the city charter,
giving the voters the power to vote
out of office an unsatisfactory or
Objectionable public official, CARR
ed yesterday by an overwhelming
majority, receiving large ma
jority in every ward in the city.
The returns show that it was op-
posed only by few political work
ers, in many precincts numbering
less than 10 to the precinct.
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May Sue ElIensburg.

w. D. Perkins of Seattle has
the city of Ellensburg that
unless it redeems $500 worth of
street grading warrants held by
him he will commence action to
recover the money.
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N. p. Presses Suit.

The sheriff of Thurston county
today received for service the sum-
mons in the foreclosure proceed
ings wherein the Northern Pacific
Railroad company seeks to acquire
title to the old Union Pacific grade
between Puget Sound and Port
land.
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BITS Of NORTHWEST NEWS

satted through the 10000 club that
they are entertaining the idea of
erecting a hotel in the vicinity Of
Nelson and propose running a spe-
cial tourist train from Spokane to
Bonners Ferry, thence by boat to
Nelson and back to Spokane via
Northpom and Marcus, Wash.
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Money for Meyer Defense.

At a recent meeting Of the Burke
union a purse of $500 was
donated by resolution to be applied
by the Western Federation of Min
ers in the defense of the alleged
slayers of Ex-Governor Frank Steu-
nenberg.
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George Adams Dies.

George Adams, the Northern Pa
cific brakeman whose legs were
badly mangled by having a car pass
over them at Toppenish last week,
died at st. Elizabeth's hospital at
North Yakima. Adams home was
at Spokane.
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May Work Convicts.

City Attorney Blanford of Walla
Walla has a scheme to submit to
the county commissioners to en-
ploy convict labor in the construc-
ton of the proposed new macadam
roads in the county.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-08
Wheat Drops 8 Cents.

Following the tendency of the
eastern market, the prices offered
for wheat in Tacoma declined 8
cents yesterday. This makes blue
stem 20 cents lower than it was a
yea ago at this time.
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MISIOOK SIGNALS

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Cal, March
S.-Signals seen by railway men
last night, supposed from a vessel
in distressed, are now believed to
have been merely passing signals
of two vessels. Nothing further
has been heard of a vessel In dis
tress.
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and made away with 235 unfor-
Inmates last year; firearms come
next, 1889; then asphyxiation, 1870;
then drowning, Is; then crushing
by falls or vehicles, At; then poi
son, Al.
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Hi Gill Elected.

Hi Gill was reelected alderman
of the Third ward in Seattle. Gill
was supposed to represent the cor
porations in the city council.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-08
Hopkins Is Confirmed.

U. 8. Marshal Hopkins nomina-
ton was confirmed by the senate
yesterday.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-08
Paper Changes Hands.

The Moscow Mirror has been
sold to the Moscow Printing and
Publishing company.
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fscripps News Association-)


PARIS, March S.-Thls city, u.s.
nally complacent at grewsomeness'
is shocked at the wave of suicide
which has spread over the French
capital.
During the past II months, 723
nersons killed themselves, and Il
were under 20.
Want is responsible for about 10
per cent; morbidness from reading
unhealthy lititure, or from grave
organic disorders, accounts for
about the same proportion. Diff
culties in love affairs cause alone
some so per cent.
The most romantic of recent
Paris suicides was almost a repiti-
ton of the story of Romeo and
Juliet. Juliette Gaubert, %, loved
a young civil engineer, Eugene
Lariche, from the provinces. Eu-
gene began the tragedy by denying
nothing to his adored one. Flowers
candies, watches, rings rained in
upon Juliette, who thought she had
found not only lover but gold
mine, and demanded more and
more. Then one day Eugene woke
up to the fact that starvation
would face him unless his parents
would take his scrape in good part.
81 shall be gone only 4S hours" he
said to Juliette. "If l have not re-
turned by that time, you will know
there Is no hope" Then what will
happen?" asked Juliette. Death
alone remains" he answered melo-
dramatically, without weighing his
words.
Two days passed, and a third and
fourth. and still Juliette heard
no news. At the end of a week she
ran down to the Seine and drown
ed herself. And meanwhile Eu
gene won over his parents. Re
turning to Juliette's house, feeling
no apprehension for the future, he
met the bier bringing her body
home. Eugene then tried to com.
init suicide, like Romeo, but he did
not succeed.
The most vicious form taken by
suicides in Paris is where one OF
the lovers also kills the other
Chas. Appianazi and pretty little
binder, Henrietta Paquette, furnish
an instance. Charles father died
and having to support his mother
he Informed Henriette that all was
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Three little rules we all should
keep,
To make life happy and bright,
Smile In the morning. smile at noon
Mountain nnas A' Tss 0MznG
ct night. v
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Tourist Hotel at Nelson.

The Great Northern officials have
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FIN s'|IP0:|R|:1a0|||h||
AAMPD ! [: 4 ROADS | D . !:
Splendid Yacht Club Races aIs'y: iil e e
v Fifteen-MilcT Breeze liz Lower
III Chesapeake I55s55..
kNoC BEATS 3 {: i s 81. I }! y
8fa,ec,aI n me Z, ,rImes- Dllypat ch

tgpec,ai 10 The Times Dlspatch.)
~ TomrthS ~
Sy,lvs ID yacht races d the Hampton Roads
Yacht Ciub. The weather was Ideal. II "
fifteen mile breeze pew Se
~ VA i9svb @ rom from, that Quarter never
Iista IN 4 heavvSaea there n Thin clouds
\ Ss al 1nyerhead ana arrested tfe picrc-
\ Il Z, d ~ Z J ,i,a ann NJ Al
II Ih,rtaen wit little vessels started the
u 49,. n ,.ithtn 4 ,few minutes q each
o aab b and VIII, Their fields 81 eanvus
onread - i he Wind represented a pretty
8spreaa 3 ~, I'm M ~. Around I'M tc
Hill mila tr,ansulsr al, rse rhe racers we're
closely W. watched 1 81. q large number ot
Is IN and turn of tho
v .s saes VAS Observed through large
7 ,,,,sr rnarina giasses a first ono
rc.aa, unt,,d aa,r, Il, adyaI, "a &c md then
~, her a I sSS
sDt NJ. 4 I, i, & an sapitta owned by the
4 \ Cub g easily took and held the
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coffee, s4bp Harris, three Quarts HOO.
& i,ey' u nal |, $500 risnor, two Quarts Old
virginia Mountain svv hiskey, 800; Muck !.
Iois, one box cigars, ~ oolrtcfi, one
! gun cleaner, 30 cents. 4 KS M III If RI
s Event vi 10 Box cigars, Y II arrs one
3bacco, Goolrlck: iaundry. ticket. (5otitli-5
serr), Il. Coleman; wedding cake, ri ip.-
pen one box cigars. Ttgnor; three quarts
Swhiskey,a Nuckois; Subscription to The
Journal, Brown; three quarts liiskey,i
Harrison one box cigars, w lis one box
Sims ore BOX cigars b s,coe. q!
Special event for handsome kor gun
Value, yoa Is targets: entrance, Ia 81. CO.,.
distance, handicap from II TO ~ VA rds---i
4 .f y! a Hart al NJ 3
Special event Y No. q. zen - pair doubles
for handsome gold medal, donated BY
Ma Lelland \; entrance, q cents
Iceland. XII
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3 4. AT SALISBURY.
The Day G Celebrated With Parade g
Athletics and Fireworks.

fsnecial ia The Times D!spa ton.
S sALisBURY, NJ, c., July at sunrise rise
This morning salisbury's big ceiepra lssy
was fittingly opened by g salu Y o.. th,r-iE
teen runs. fired by the noted .Con1edera
veteran Captain John a, Ramsey. 81
iris city. At an early hour the 1s Guy "
was $thronged with Visitors from q! pas!s
OF the state ana numbers from aalacent
states, ana the days celeb,ra tto1s Was =
a mammoth baby show and parade !. O.
$50 Az III. opened the specta GUAR iea1 I
lures OF the day. In which ~ rye tNu.s'
Der participated Cash prizes were ast A'ur
ed the successful contestants,
. 4 magnificent industrial parade Was
given ct 10 o. clock, the same !pelng ph ts
Eticipated In by thousands q NJ patEiotlo
Ecitisens, Two banda furnished an apunS
dance 81 mpsio. and the splrl o. paitI "
ism reigned. d 8. 3, = !,
Among the leading features Of the GAY
were addressed of 6enat or Lee ~ over
man, CONGRESSMAN W. w, Isl tenn anu
Hon. n, N. Hacket the Democratic nom-
inee for Congress- from the Esghth DIS.
strIct. Congressman Kltclin spoke es IN. n
cially to the old soldiers, many OF WAolR
were in allsbury for the event "A dlnRer
was also served to the Confedera rate vets
Grams on the courthouse lawn Fl IN Me
The afternoon was given TO tie 10 sports.
Including races of all kinds, pasepall
and acrobatic exhibitions. Tonight
reproduction OF the burning Of San Fran
cisco "A was presented by /, = spec |allsg
brought to Salisbury for the occasion,
The eyent swss closed light BY .
grand display pf firew *
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MI2. POLLARD WINS sISiS
Retains Tennis Champ onship 81
|; 35s Hermitage Club. 8

ii Mr.28is Fred Y G. " Pollard still holds the
club championship OF the Hermitnge Club.
Yesterday he proved his n gft TO retain
the title by defeating Mr.. John A.S Coke,
Jr.,Sstie champion 5of u former coners'
In n highly interesting game. n I
s5 The contest began mt S $o' cloc and was
played on the club. II tournaments court
The day was ideal for tennis. being SUN
sc!ently cool ana wt llout wind. 3S MI. Pol
lard took all three sets ot $of the I've
g 10 q, q To- is and 8 Is 4. The second
set \ was heart breaking. The advantage
was first III and then gu +. Mr. Coke
pla yed d hard, 8 steady game. \ while his
Opponent was not qui te up To his usual lIaS
standard. having had very y tie prs, icess
sticc Il hts season on account Of 5sic kness
8 Il "a good -sized crowd d folk the play.
and good rncq uet welding BY either! side lte
wal roundly applatid led
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STOCK BRO KERs.
!. y,
GEO I KING & GO

1le1K =, Main o., R.ohmor, va,i
8,' svocks. I coyvoN AND 5oRA't, Ii
/. FrastleNsl Lets q spsclalty,
clo,o Attsntlen " out.os, Town Accounts.
b PRIVATE WIRES. n Il s1 Il iNs
tAKW YoNk, q AGO, Nv oRL1ANs
western Union Branch IN our office.
/. steak Ticker In custonef's Room.
i - 80 lgsmbsss--T-
p.ehmoad Grain aud cottoa ESehaass.
& st,anxars visiting the city ere ipvNed
y. y q ,SaLs our ~ Rco thslr haadqpsSter1,
ana have NAH sad wires sent IN our csEs,,
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NJ 8 HA N in q, 4 q "a. &C HDULE.
UNDAY,EEgJULY;EitfsT ST.

5s Under the change OF chedule In effect
vi, Oh the Chesapeak o and Ohio Sunday. July
| 81: west bound train will leave Richmond
3at a:lb P.9 NJ. daily, stead Eof 200 RI Nj
this train carrying dining car west from
boswell, NJ connecting at Gordon syillea fort
Orange, Rapldan Culp eper. Ca lyerton and
,1ianassas s. Vi Train leaving Richmond vt via
SUNDAY. win run through to Oran ge. Y and
train leaving Richmond 4 via n amea River
Line, at 6:16 r. NJ. lily, i except Sunday
through 10 Lynchburg, carrying Pullman
sleeper to lLynchburg. Natural Bridge
and Clifton Forge. ;.s3ss 5sI * Ss
6s' Grass Widowers Train every Monday
morning until September 10th, leaving
Wnynesboro at $500 A.. NJ, arriving Rich
imond Gas A. N, n 81 II II
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AUCTIONssALEs, Future Days
,3si J. B. Elamr e Co.,
Augustine Royal & CO.,

8Ss 4S9 Augustine Royal & Co, 2 FL
Il Real Estate Auctioneer e.: Il,
}(vS ommiesio On g Auction Sale ofS " aluable;
City and subu rban Lots In IIs e e
County the Gitysof ester' ana cnes
cult 1T "a, 81 tRe#county q Ienrieo In
the suit styled Gate .: 5Froct tor, Guar
dian, lei IN enry g. Proctor ct a ~
the 18th day 81 June u 1gS
VIZ seil by pub s Auction the prem
,ses.S respect II the der and at the
times hereinaftet III AIMED ID the real estate
ssN!d Se65sI 70 HSas
at 80 clock r tn lot, Of .landIa "a
frSn y rea = iesi
parallel lines 1a2 feet. to alley le5 feet
the sane dsY a5S "a et9fh
1 IL Carter and
~ Streets, la Henrico county,
one Sfronting thereon So feet inches, sxt;
tending BETWEEN and
ainches and tending back between ,sna Pc 3
at 8 80 q clock j. THE LoTloF LAND
ns Riysssy
sHenrico county. fronting thereon eo. fe {, q
and Il extending back betwe aparalietI
pss fsst aRa 81:
i iSas XIX az & 8 Clock +. 57M..THREn LOTS OF
LAND. 81. e Chester field coun ty, near the
Fcitvs,oS q Maneileata front Ing; gether.
~ SSfaatsS ontsBo st ton Avenue and running
I hack between parallel lines 10 feet to- an
niley.s and n on the same day. at e 20 clock3
kP.@Hi.5ELEVENSLO LOTS OF%LAND5 IN th ~
scitySof NiancFe tel, seven OF wh!ch front
together, 210 feet on the west side ofa me
Richmond ana etersburg TURNPIKE, $ g = g
ara deaiunateda as LOTS "a s., 9; 81,
and TO- j, 1la -;
the South line OF . stockt on Street and
Eiesignated asl%LOTS IA, 10; Il IS and II In
said square, o. q, ~ on o. pln OF the
lands h of 4 Brad ley and sRo bertson, vi made
by ~. Leavenwor dated the S$ ; 2lst
ArrE; s:sis; third purchase
money! inS cas- and the residue IN thres
Eeishteen months, the cred tnst alnrents
2fns he evidence by otes OF the Spurch nsers
with interest added from date of sale 5Iats
heSrate9 of Is por centum per annum. ana
the title retained until the Spurc base money
* t5a fu aGur pa'd ana s. RiEcHARpsoN
3 IN Special Commissio ner .ysB AZ
IN the Clerk 8 ONCE OF the Circuit Court
OF the County OF Knte8 -,
tor, Guar diam etc., aintltI al ANA
4IenEy PeHl srR & e fss Sl eourt
do certify that the bond reauired Of the
s So Comm ssioner by the decree rem.
FGLred In said eau SO 4 on heS 2Sth day55or
June, 1905, has been dull u given. 4.
5 Given ll1ld er my h and 10 81 81 erk q tno
said court. this Goth day Of Jun e,,S 1906
81 r. PHILLIPS. Il Deputy Ger
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All men have their 1tmprpdent days,,-
Y You say you had to yesstlle pa tlent
dentist. III had Ia give Il to h!pp the seq
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