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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-16
|OCTORS
DISCUSS
DISEASE
pendicitis Prevented and
Cured by Castor Oil and
FaSting---N0 Drugs

tTwo ounces of castor oil and q
kee-days' fast will cure any stage of
bendicitis in the early stages" So
Slared DR.. 8. A. Brown at the morn.
session Of the homeopathic society
Alisky hall, at Portland, Wednesday
II the discussion which followed no
n disagreed with the doctor as to his
Mod Of treatment, the remarks
hing upon other phases of the dread
&ase.
Appendicitis is not caused bv the
blowing of orange seeds, cherry
= or brass buttons, as some folks
suppose. 1t comes about through
II Vaccinations of a cute little
n which crawls down the throat
y -nilly and propogates to beat the
b. finally building its nest in
corner Of the vermiform appen.
and giving the owner thereof a
IA of trouble. The easiest way to
rid of this naughty germ, is not to
him out, nest and all, but to slide
along with castor oil, and then
naturally starve him to death. DR..
En's paper dealt in a degree with
stive troubles in general. As the
8e for the circulation of the appen.
BIS germ DR.. Brown mentioned
Zen, afterwards left to thaw out for
<ral days, and then not thoroughly
fed. He said in part:
I'VE hear a good deal about appen,
#us, much more than we used to
10 or 20 years ago. How is this
fe we more appendicitis than in
Der years, or do we recognize the
|bse with more certainty 1 be- /
b that the disease is more frequent
that we understand it better, AMI
more certain in our diagnosis.
Germ Does the Business.
There is cause for appendicitis,
what is its A germ inimical to
system passes through the stomach
multiplies in the small and large
ktines. Then it attacks the appen.
and we have appendicitis. When
Z is taken out of cold storage it is
ed through the city and often kept
some days in the shop before be
sold. During that period the meat
EMS, dust or germs settle on it and
|iply by the million.
AS we only partly cook our steaks
chops many of the germs are not
royed before the meat is eaten.
consequence is that in case our d.
ion in the stomach is not perfect
Of the germs pass on to the small
large intestines, and we are on
road to an attack Of appendicitis.
by times, when the a-st cramps be-
If we sent two ounces of castor
through and thoroughly flush the
Tels with water the attack will sub
!. Then no solid food or even milk
nld be given for two or three days
the toxins have poisoned the nerv-
system so as to stop normal peris- I
Eic action, no medicine or physic
be of any use. All fresh meats
bid be thoroughly cooked, and all
Ter should be boiled if it is infect
with any germ inimical to life."
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1906-11-21

When disposed to complain OF the
weather we are having just read the
daily papers and sec what other looali-
ties are enduring.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1906-11-21

WI. Johnston is in Chicago this week
buying a new stock Of goods for the
w. j. Johnston Mercantile Co.
Reports from the south are to the ef-
feet that In portions Of Baca county the
snow is 80 deep that stock Is suffering
| for want of feed.
The Social Circle will meet at the
church next Friday afternoon. Any
having work finished for the Bazaar will
please bring it.
w. A. Mcpherson. VIM. Wulff, H. G.
Chinn and s. jackson, bunch Of Dem
YER capitalists. were looking over some
Lamar investments this week.
Hon. Thos. 8. Hoffmire of Pueblo was
attending court this week. Mr.. Hoff-
mire is counsel in an important case
that will be tried on Monday next.
The Union Thanksgiving services will
be held at the Presby terrain church,
Thanksgiving morning at 1000 o'clock.
All the people are invited to attend.
A collision occurred at Hilton hill this
morning between Nos. and 6, and all
western mail was delayed. 1t il report
cd that the fireman on one Of the trains
was killed.
James Brandenburg and T. Mursksmi
who were under bonds to appear at the
district court yesterday, failed to put in
an appearance and their bonds were de-
ciared forfeited.
Charles B. Ferrin. the jolly travelling
representative Of The Out West Print
ing & Stationery Co., OF Colorado
Springs, was here last week, interview
ing his many customers.
Fred w. Burger and wife started for
California this morning and will visit =
daughter residing in that state. They
will also visit various parts Of Califo r
MIA before they return.
Judge Henry 8. Hunter arrived in La
mar yesterday and is holding the regu-
lar November term Of court. The judge
received the largest majority ever given
a candidate in this judicial district.
Beautiful pictures grew under the
rapid strokes Of the artist while the ear
was pleased with beautiful sentiment
and selections Of the lecture on the
Lights and Shadows Of life.-Lonston,
(Kan.) Cleaner.
James Robert Barley, Cartoonist,
Chalk talksr and Clay modeler, will give
an entertainment at the Presbyterian
church next Friday evening at o'clock.
Price 25 cents The public 10 cordially
invited.
The members Of the young peoples
class of the Methodist church will give Q
box supper at Robt. Zeigler's store room,
first door east Of Franz Bros. grocery,
Thursday evening of this week at $40
o'clock. The proceeds are to 60 towards
the payment Of their 800 snbsorip n
to the new church. A good time is H.
lsursd TO all that attend.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1906-11-21

Read Margrave's new ad this week.
E. NJ. Mears was a visitor at the state
capital last week.
DIR. w. w. Bulette of Pueblo is at the
Union hotel today.
Police Judge Wilkin of Holly was a
Lamar visitor last Saturday.
c. w. Beach came down from Denver
this week on official business.
Mclean Bros. and the Golden Rule
Store have new ads in this issue.
Rev. Magruder will preach at the
Baptist church next Sunday morning.
W. G. Gould went down to Kansas
last week and spent several days in the
Jaybswker state.
Doc Emerson was up from Garlic the
past week. He had just been elected
assessor of Baca county.
S. E. Norton of La Junta, 10 here this
week assisting Robt. Zeigler in overhaul
| ing a number of automobiles.
M. T. Mckinley came down from La
Animas where he has been working, and
| will remain IN Lamar awhile.
District Attorney McHendrie and
Stenographer Rogers are up from Trini'
dad this week IN attendance on the term
of court.
JILL. CARRIER, the photograph man. Of
Las Animas, was here last week and
looked at some town lots, with a view OF
investing. He also went down to Holly
! and looked around that town.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1906-11-21

Are you troubled with piles? One ap-
plication OF MauZau relieves instantly
The pain oausel by those blind, bleeding
itching aud p-olr"'ing piles. 1t is put
~ IN oollapsiole tdpss IA t Iuct tan TIs
orir,uat,.. an, st,p ing tn lin i'm
mediatelv. Try one bottle and il you
Are not reli,vsl vir money will b re-
funded. Try our fre offer. S,ld by
The Up-to- Date Drug 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-30

physiological building. Ono wing Of this is
devoted to physiology and the other TO
chemistry. Next this is the hygiene and
pha macology building, with a portion
devoted TO research work in surgery.
The wings OF each Of the four laboratory
buildings are separated in the rear for
about two-thirds Of the distance, thus
giving ample light on all sides OF the build
ing. As the growth Of the school necessi-
'tates each wing may be l~engthened by a
unit Of piers and windows, and when ex-
tended TO a distance Of 210 feet may be
connected together in the rear, enclosing in
Zach case a court liz feet long and 10 feet
wide. This would treble the capacity Of
the laboratories without interfering with
the light or architectural design.
The administration building and the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-30
AS5,OOO,OOO MARBLE COLLEGE,
THE NEW HARVARD MEDICAL
SCHOOL BUILDINGS.

Pronounced the Best Equipped Medical
school In the ld-Architecturel
Beauty OF the structures The Dream
Of Two Professors Realized at Last.
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physiology building were erected with
money supplied by J. Pierpont Morgan,
who contributed 81 ,lSS. 900 for the purpose,
and the following inscription appears on
tablets on the outside: In memory Of
Junius Spencer Morgan, a native Of Masea-
chusetts, a merchant 81 Boston, afterward
a merchant Of London Born April IL, 1918.
Died April 3, 1890"
On A tablet outside the bacteriology and
pathology building is inscribed: "Collis p.
Huntington Memorial. Laboratories for
instruction and research In pathology and
bacterioLogy. Erected through the munih-
cence OF KTabella B. Huntington Mrs.
Huntin gton contributed $3.50 900 toward
the building fund.
On the hygiene and pharmacology build
ing IL a blank tablet which wiz eventually
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-30

81. regularly 50; Tables. top - inches.
round, fumed oak.
RA,S5. regularly $3.50. Pockers and
Arm Chairs, weathered oak, broad arms
and Stat Jack. leather seat.
rs, regularly 88. Rockers. fumed oak.
slat back, wood seat.
1928 regularly 5000. Rockers snd
Arm .Chsirs, fumed oak, stat back. loose
cush ION, leather sent.
san, regularly s05. Cellarett". fumed
sis, regularly $40. cellarette, fumed
oak.
IS. regularly sIs. Celnrette. fumed
oak.
$3.50. regularly SIS. China Closet.
$40, regularly $50. Chins Closet, fumed
oak.
$50. regularly $40. settee. fumed oak.
leather cushions.
S48. regularly SO2. settee. mmed oak.
$3.50, regularly aO5. Couch. fumed
oak. leather cushions
R23, regularly $40. Large easy Arm
Chair, fumed oak, leather cushions,
- regularly 6O. Book stands. TUNED
O@k.
80 10. regularly 30. Book Stands. tumed
rs. SO. reSuIarIyS Book Stands. fumed
oak.
Third Floor.
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SI1. regularly 822. Psrior Chair. ma
$3.50. regularly SIC. Reception Chair.
mahogany and damask.
81, regularly $40. Parlor Chair, ma
hoganv finish inc paune plush.
@l6. regularly $50 Corner Chair. ma
hoRnny and da mask.
$50, regularly $50. Sofa, Louis XIV,
mahogany and damask
Library Furniture.
@2l. regularly 242. Couch. golden oak
irame, plain green velour cover,
So So, regularly SllS. Davenport Sofa
Bed. mahogany, green tapestry co yer.
8lB, regularly $50. Couch. golden oak
frame. ratchet head. figured green velou
cover.
SlS .SO. regularly ISIS, Davenport. ma
hoRanv frame, green velour cover.
SIS, regularly $40. Davenport, golden
oak frame, green velour cover.
so, regularly 24S. Sofa Bee, mis-
sion style. weathered oak, red Fabrikord
cover,
Mission Furniture.
Made by Stickley Bios. Co. Of Grand
Rapids. Mich, recognized as the largest
manufacturer OF the best Mission Furni-
ture made.
1925. regularly &O.SO. Tables, tor
rs inches square, Neathered ana tuneo
oak.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-03
REAL EsTATE-RoUDEBUsFf.

New room cottage, reception haH.
bath. furnace, p foot studding. attic
hoored laundry, cisteru. paved cellar. 2
lots. on paved street. 5000.
room modern house. east front. near
governors residence. Price $500.
A fine corner on Park. west side. room
cottage. s1.s75.
room house. II lots, on Monroe st.,
close in, bath, gas, 1920.
s room house. bath. furnace IL lots,
east front. s.. 400.
Six lots. near Cages park. foundation.
cistern. $3.50
2 acres. 5 room cottage. good location.
Several farms and small tracts to ex-
change for city property.
$50 acres 20 miles from Emporia, irnprov
ed farm will trade one-half for sroailo.
farm or city property.
We have Westlawn lots for saga
IL lots facing westlawn, 500 each
Safety deposit boxes So per yeep.
Insurance written.
Farms for sale ard trade
EMMETT z. ROUDEBUsH.
107 West Sixth St
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How's THIS FOR CHEAP?

Modern house. rooms, east front. close
to Governors Mansion; barn. cistern. eel
lar, laundry, furnace and bath. Only
$1,000
NEW COTTAGE. beautiful location,
west side. 2 lots, ; large rooms. complete
bath. laundry in cellar. Only s1.7O0.
Lot and a half, Huntoon and Clay. at
snap. Must be bought at once.
east front lots, 166th and Clay. $500
Modern home. rooms. east front. barn,
near sth and TAYLOR. 5000.
HOUSE AND BARN, fine location, near
9Th and Polk, 81 500
~ lots e2s Van Buren,. Price for few
days Sl,7oo
lots. 1922 west. $3.50. Nothing so cheap
near it.
Modern. 10 rooms. 2 lots. 5th and Clay.
owner leaving Must sell.
ONE ACRE. highly improved, just vest
of town. $1,000 large house and barn.
$500 DOWN, balance Ike rent, for fine
suburban house, 2 blocks from west side
car line.
NEW HOUSE. near Central Park. 6
large rooms, lots. 1850
6, rooms, IL lots. eth and Tyler, $500
WESTLAWN LOTS.
Orchard Place lots
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Gldg.
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5s4 KANSAS AVE.
CHOICE VACANT LOTS!

CHOICE VACANT LOTS!
westlawn lots $3.50 to $3.50 each.
orchard Place lots. s125 to $40 each
College Hill lots. $40 to $3.50 each
Martin and Dennis lots, s75 to 800 each
Walnut Park lots. $40 t.. $3.50 each; so
cents each week pays for these.
And many others in all parts of the
city.
J. G. NIDER, c. c. KNOX,
i1s W. sixth St. Ind. Tel 1923.
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c. G. BLAKELY & Co.

Central National Bank Bldg
Ind. phone 73S
Lane street near 18th. rooms. summer
kitchen. pantry and cellar, large attic, ~
lots fine shade and lawn barn; payments
like rent. 5000.
Kansas avenue near 18th, rooms, IL
lots. cement walks, modern $500.
Western ave near 18th; new rooms,
modern EXCEPT furnace. &, 500.
Four fine lots on Topeka avenue near
14th, and others on Harrison, Van Buren,.
Tyler and Polk streets. near 10Th St
Have buyers for residence properties.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-03

MONDAY. MARCH 5. at 10 A NJ. Fur
nishings of an Up-to-date 10
Room House.
AT 80 QUINCY STREET.

Parlor furniture. bric-a-brac. lace cur
tains, shades. Brussels and Ingram car
pets mating. linoleum, 8 by u rugs, small
rugs, pictures, dishes, glassware, burned
wood goods. chairs rockers. sanitary
couch, combination bookcase, center ia
bles. folding beds. complete dining room
outfit, including glass front china closet.
mirror shelf bed room suits. iron beds,
all wire springs, mattresses, comforts.
bedding. toilet sets. pillows, linnen. range,
water tank, Yukon refrigerator. kitchen
utensils, laundry supplies. washing ma
chine, and many other goods too numer-
Gus to mention Gomez
De WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
Ind. Tel 1051-4 III E. Tenth St
SPECIAL: A Smith & Barnes upright
piano wiz be sold at 1 .. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-03
A SACRIFICE

East front modern house Of rooms,
~ lots. close In on Kansas ave, electric
lights cellar. can be handled with 800
cash. See the Agency for full particu-
lars.
SHAWNEE AGENCY,
md Tel sos. 50 Kansas Ave.
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MODERN HOME.
PRICE $50 CASH

and the balance Of the purchase price like
rent. rooms, finished in oak. furnace.
bath. attic and laundry everything COM
plete. front and back stairs. east front.
nearly new. fine neighborhood, west side.
s.. $50.
DAVIS. WELCOME ( co.
Both Phones 1925. 107 W Sixth St.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-03
- Yo1r EARrHLY AsP1RATIoNse

HAVE YOU EARTHLY ASPIRATIONS?
and Il acres. close in. partly i'm
proved about s100 per acre. 20s. 40s. SOS
and 160s improved. $50 to $50 per acre;
4 and room houses, some we'll located,
$40 III 81 700: e. S to 10 room houses. 2 to
s lots each, spIendidly located, $500 TO
SHEPHERD.
11z E Sixth. with Shaner.
FOR CASH OR TRADE. 81 800 room
house. lots barn and 3 acres, 81, 700 S
room house and Il lots. Call 1872 Belview
ave. east
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-03
CHEAP LOTS.

CHEAP LOTS.
fine lots W. 10th, walking distance of
state house, shade and pavement, 500
each. Lots on Fillmore, $500 to $500 Lots
on Harrison. $500 to s425. Lots on Topeka
ave, S225 to $3.50. 30 lots on Buchanan
both east and west fronts, between 18th
and 18th SITS, fine location. See US for
prices Lots near Central Park. s25 down
and IS per month. Lots in Westlawn.
$3.50 to $3.50.
DAVIS WELCOME & CO.,
Both Phones 1925 1o7 w ef,rth ST
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FOR SALE.

IS acres fine bottom land 2 miles west
Of North Topeka. fair buildings For
quick sale and immediate possession 81 400
It's n big bargain
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TYLER STREET.
$3.50 CASH

and the balance SIS month. rooms. in
good. repair. east front. Price 1880.
DAVIS WELCOME & Co,
Both Phones 1925. 107 W. Sixth St.
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500 KANSAS AVE.

room
$500 the bargain
adv mont
i
n n
4 car ne lock new
mn hooL ! snap
building St tn,
". STEPHENSON
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-03

FOR % sA s5ss.-3S suburban home of 20
- .gss, auJ9ltilns W asnourn college. 1925
try houses. barn, fine well cisterr ieFa
of bearing fruit. ANY real estate agent
WI s1loW you TINS property and sell it
28oi West Euclid Ind phone ss0s
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-03
AUCTIONS.

THE furnishings Of coy 6 room house
TO be sold IN a few days at auction
De W RIGHT, Auctioneer-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-03
BARGAINS STILL.
BARGAINS STILL.

We have just sold or 4 of our incest
bargains, but We have some good ones
left One of the best values for the
money-S2l o0-is room house. east
front lots, west side very close in, has
gas, cistern and city water sink bath.
pavement and sewer paid. $500 cash takes
this If you speak at once.
5000 for rooms, modern except heat;
large barn, u lots, 2 blocks of transfer.
8, $50 new cottage blocks capitol.
$3.50 near 10Th and Fillmore.
east front houses, near Central Park.
Front Central Park. fine modern, trade
toward houses closer in.
Brand new, rooms ? lots. 81. 900.
New modern cottage, except heat, drop
ped to $500.
New. modern. 18th and Harrison $500
lots 1852 #. deep, paved alley. only $500
Exclusive agent1 See US quick.
at sth and Horn. $500.
~ corner Polk and 18th 81 200; SO feet
east front, shade, near 18th and Clay,
$500 9th and Fillmore, for $2,10o; IL
5000 III 18th and Harrison, $3.50; lots
10th and Polk.
Farms. cheap western lands, large Mex
lean timber. mining and cattle ranches 60
RENTALS: los Lawrence, 4 rooms and
1854 Lane, rooms. So; 500 E. 1st.. 5
500 Van Buren,. rooms, so. and 10 9th
W NJ FORBES.
Both Phones. 107 W. Seventh.
FOR SALE-At great bargain the Gust
property at POI Woodlawn ave, PotWin.
r. c. Bradshaw, r. F. D. No. 8.
WHITE & CO.
Phone 1854 rings. 500 Kan. Ave.
A new room cottage. ~ lots. close to
car line s1.709. 500 cash; rest like rent.
This is snap.
New room cottage, barn. lots, close
to car line. on paved street, $500. New
room cottage. barn, 6 lots, on car line,
west side, $1,000 Snap.
room house, Il lots, fruit, good out
buildings, 81 100.
40 acres So, 200; 40 acres 81, 100; 50 acres
81, 700; 100 acres 1900; 10 acres $500. 80
acres close in, highly improved, $4,000; 3
acres, fine Z room house. large barn. all
to fruit. close to car line west side, So. 500:
40 acres $1,000: 10 acres 500: 5 acres $500.
Vacant lots in all parts Of the city on
easy terms.
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A. WILSON.
TOPEKA. KAN
KANSAS
and Co Wilt
Her
No
No Gerald
No as8-sto rice
A
Dealer
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FoR sAL.E-stoye wood. VIM. sAieE. 100
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-03

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room
all modern. 9H Topeka ave
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-03

FOR RENT Modern newly furnished
rooms. SIS West 8lh St
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500 KANSAS AVE.
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PERSONAL.

lDEI Kim -E@-EEDONl8-
FOR RENT-Nfcely furnished front rooms
in new modern residence lib Kan ave.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. partly
modern. 916 Kansas ave.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room. gen
Uemen only. 507 Madison st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
a ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Splendid Saw Mill, Pine and
Oak Lumber; Four Tracts
Standing Timber.

TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 81, 1905 at
Thompson's Saw Mill. in King William
county. about nine miles east OF Han
over Courthouse--First, complete 80
III. p. Saw Mill almost new, with lath
saw, etc, attached.
Second-'rwo shanties on wheels with
bedding, etc, ono lot corn and hay.
'rhird-About 5000 feet Pine lumber of
various sizes; about $4,000 feet oak, most
ly 3-inch.
Fourth--Four tracts standing timber
First. timber on 18i.acre tract; known as
the Richard ISelley's estate. In Caroline
county You will have until August 49,
1908. to get 1t off. Second timber on oi6-
acre tract. known rs tho Frcnchtown
estate; will have until November 16, 1908,
to get It on Third. timber on Chastain
Tucks land right at the mill: have until
July 4. 1907. to get 1t off. Fourth. tim
mill; no limit OF time.
Those Interested please view the timber
before day of sale.
Terms cash.
r. l.. McGEORGE, Auctioneer.
NEXT DAY.
tFebruary %. 1909
At j. T.. Thompson's late home in Han
will sell by public auction n fine lot OF
large mules and horses. COWS. farm i'm
Elements, wagons, harness. etc, one good
saw mill and about 200 cords pine wood,
sawed ends.
Those Interested in the saw mill and
of sale. as they are In tho woods some
distance from the house.
Terms, cash.
James Il. Crenshaw, administrator OF
j. l.. Thompson's estate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

We will sell for the Guarantee Clothing
Company their entire stock aud axtures.
1880 o'clock, at 1927 East Main Street.
opposite G. and Q. Depot,
A large assortment Of Mems and Boys
Suits, odd Goats and Vests and Oyercoats,
Hats and Shoes. Shirts and Underwear,
Suit Cases and Vallses, Umbrellas, Jew
elry and Notions. Etc; rs Floor Display
Marble Base Shoe Cases. Counter Cases.
Outside Cases, sixteen Counters and ,ra-
Sbles, Large Wall Case and Hat Case,
Electric Fixtures, Iron Safe, Stove, Heat
or, Self Feeder--in fact, everything that
Is found In an up-to-date stock.
THE STANDARD AUCTION co.
d. q, BUFORD, Manager and Salesman.
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AUCTION sALEs-Monday

BY THE VALENTINE AUCTION Co,
SIS East Broad Street.
lNLAiD LiNoLEuM, MATING, LACE
CURTAINS, ROLL TOP DESK, QUAR-
TERED OAK CHAMBER SUITS,
CHINA CASES, PARLoR SUITS,
CENTER TABLES, ROCKERS, RUGS,
OFFICE TABLE, NAH o G A NJ Y
DRESSER, MAHOGANY cHIFFoNlER,
UPRIGHT PIANO, MUSIC BOXES, &C.,