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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
Heaps It All on Heap.

~AE9 ~ 81 IL AA~N =
And after relieving herself of sundry
thoughts concerning her spouse's past
present and future condition. his per-
sonal appearance, his habits and other
highly interesting but irrelevant topics
/ she condescended TO narrate the assault
He come home las night lax he al
ways do" she began.
How is that2'' asked Judge Mullowny
Drunk" replied Mrs. Heap laconi-
caIly.
Go or"
HE come home lax he always do an
jedge, y'Onner All done stahted to tell
MIN wat All wus tellin' yeah jes now.
Aid talked about ten minutes wen he
walks OVah tub me an says. real sassy
Ike. Niger yOah jaw is too big
'"Ah needs a big Jaw tub tell yoah
wat All thinks of yoah,' says All
Smashes Her in "Mouf."
''Wif dat he up VIII dat rs Of his'n
and mashes me acrost nah mouf good
an hard. All tries tub bite his han
but It don't do no good an a ter while
All stops taI4in'."
$50 the assault consisted in his plac-
ing his hand over your MOUTH" in
CURED the court.
Cos not" replied Mrs. Heap, de
assault begun wen he made RE stop nah
talkin'."
Ulysses Washington Heap" droned
ths clerk, OF the court and Ulysses wan
dered toward the witness stand as his
iTritated better half was stepping down.
AS they passed each other she furtively
pinched him IN an effort possibly. to
make hira feel more deeply The singing
testimoney Just offered by her.
-'Well?" said the court,
Just Disciplining Mrs. Heap.
ledge An wus disciplinir' dat wo-
man." said Ulysses listessIy, AN II
evan a woman needs dIsciplinin' it's
her. Why say Judge" he continued
confidently, dat woman's a human
maggyfone- She talks an talks an
7 understand" said his honor gently.
she talks Well. my man. you did the
public good turn by quieting her"
'Yessuh." said the gratified Ulysses.
And I admire your courage.
''Yessuh," replied Ulysses. expanding
his chest with pride.
Falls With Dull Thud.
But you should have used a more
subtle means of quieting her. A pillow
for instance. or a gentle renonstrancc
You were too rough Five dollars
Then it was that Ulysses let forth the
walls Of mis- wrath upon the court.
Dat" he yelled pointing his finger at
the court room generally. dat Is what
All gifts foah defendin de public. ,Huhr'
Meditating upon the .ngratitude Of re-
p'iblics Ulysses Washington was led
back to the prisoners cage.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24

Always Order "The Velvet Kind"
c. & 5. pure cream Ice Cream. Druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
GIsE.AI LOSS TO TIE STATE.
The ate Dennis Simnnon, Bioes Left
the Best Reputation.

Tho Williamson Enterprise pub
fishes i large and handsome picture
Of the late Dennis Simmons Biggs, the
4eading ,spifit of hat CommunitN'S
young business men, and closed an
admirable sketch as follows:
There has been nod cath in Will
iiamston that VAS more widely felt
than that Of Dennis Biggs. There
has never been any movement for the
betterment or interest of Williamson
ca Martin county that has lot received
Il fun help from his hands. He was
thoroughly able and generous to a
fault if indeed men can be faulty in
this respect. He helped the poor he
encouraged the Well to do. 1t would
take 4 convention of his friends and
o-Workers each relating his own cx-
pcriencc II feelings to render Il full
There is one lesson Wn
draw from his life that is worth while
to many not 50 Well off in this worlds
goods. By his bearing and manner a
stranger would be unable TO say
whether he was worth Il quarter Of Il
dollar or q uarteqr Of Il million. He
made those ridiculous who make
wealth 4 mark Of social standing and
by which people must be classified.
He was Il combination Of strength and
humility.
II left a fortune estimated to be
worth from 4 quarter TO half 4 mill
lion dollars
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
RED AND BLUE CONTEST.
Sunday-scbooI Working for Il tccor
Membership.

Wilson,. y. G.. March 30.-Easter
sunday will inauEurate the SrandcSt
attempt that has ever been made in
his city to swell the attendance ut the
Baptist Sunday-School. Efforts Will
be made to secure five hundred Schol-
ars. The school has been divided into
two contrasting divisions, known as the
RED Buttons and Blue Buttons
and the little lads and iaSSicS are now
indnstrtously at work ricinG with each
other 10 see which side will have the
largest list of scholars for their re-
SpcctjVe colorS. \ permanent feature
of the school is the organization of q
quartcttc. composed of the following
musicians: Miss Lucille MaGctte,
pianist: Mr.. w. G. Hewlett. b-flat cor
nctist: Nj. G.. l.. Herring. trombone;
Nj. +. s. Taylor. viOlinist. Mr.. Don
Richardson. of Charlotte. the noted
musical wonder. is in the city. Efforts
are being made to get him to rcmain
over until Sunday-ShOuld he cOn
cluue to do SO he viii render several
sacred numbers on the violin. The
fastOr, c John T. jenkins. Will
preach both morning and night. Sub
ject for the morning service. "IteVi-
walls The evening service Will be
purely cVangelistic. a natural revival
: already manifest in the church and
Sunday night it will begin in earnest.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
MAKES It HOTEL.
Cafe Giersch to Develop
Largely.
Handsome Biz Diniu. i;oon-, Private
and banquet Rooms and a
Nau-> ikOtcl on Euro
pcuii Plan.

~ heretofore announced ia the
News all Ob~crstr- Nj. Il f Gi"tsv',
the proprietor Of the cafe Gicrstis IS
t. move into the new threc-stvvN BALD
ing to BE- erected 10y Mr.. jerome l;pS-
tnthal at the northwest corner ~
fraeettcNille and Hargctt streets, o1-
noSitc the ncw Masonic Temple build-
ing. work on watch Is naW going Oh.
The comuletc l,IauS for tni% Wrtc
announced yesterday. Air, ilcrSrh
hayin. leased all OF The building cN-
cepi the second tloor tor 4 period ot
ten years. TIL" storage ana kitchens
viii be in the basement. the first floor
viii be the big cafe. the second floor
viii be for Offices and the third fl0or
FOR hotel bed rooms.
The plans for the handsome build
ing have been drawn BY Mr.. III. l.. :.
Keller. a We'll known architect. OF Rat
cigh. and these show that the place
Will BE- modern in all RESPECTS. Inc
basement viii be cOmmodcouS ana
thoroughly ventilated. The main en-
trance and frontage of the building
viii be on Fayetteville street. and the
long side on West Hargctt street VIII
give room for many large windows. 50
that the dining hall of the Cafe tl"rSCh
which viii bc seventy by tWEntN-fnur
feet on the first floor viii le s~plendidlN
lighted and ventilated. with room IN II
FOR II hundred people. Besides TINS
main dining hall there Will be- four
private dining rooms which can be
thrown into one banquet roo 50 as
to accommodate a party of 20. thus
making it possible FOR from l75 to
200 people to be scrvcG with meals at
orc time.
The second noor will be arranged
for Office rooms while tho third floor
will be divided int hotel bed rooms,
of which there will be ten. These
rooms will be only for men. and each,
will be handsomely furnished MIR.
GierSCh has made a reputation more
than state wide rs a. man conducting
one of the best cafes in the South, and
this great enlargement Of his quarters
Will be an addition to Ealeigh'S hotel
facilities. enabling him To still farther
improve his admirable service.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
IN FINE SHAPE
Col. Pogue at Work for
the State at James,
town.

Col. Joseph E. PoS". the Commits
ioncr Genera for North Carolina Of
the jamestown Exposition. has just
returned from High Point where he
went to confcr with leading
turers concerning exhibits at James
town. He was delighted with High
Point and says that he has found no
place in the State in which there is
more enterprise. hustle and
ton.
The manufacturers III High Point
gave him assurances that they would
put in u fine representation of first
class high grade furniture. some ten
or twelve making these
while Others II considering the mat
ter rs t. participation in the states
exhibit building.
Colonel PoSue states that practi-
callN all Of the rooms in the North
Carolina state building Will be furn-
ished by different towns, among these
being Winston. High Point ana
Mebane one room viii be furnished
by Mrs. George Vanderbilt. of Bilt-
more, all OF these will be hand
SonnelN fixed. Work on the beautiful
state building is being pushed. and
IT Will be completed in contract time.
The location on the water front is
superb. and having more portico
space than any other building. the
m~anoeveurs of the war vessels can be
seen by the North Carolina visitors
under the most favorable circum-
stances.
The North Carolina textile exhibit
Viii be very elaborate. this showing
he progress in North Carolina mills.
There will be splendid exhibits Of asri-
culture. horticulture. forestry. fish and
game. one carload of exhibits has
s.lready been shipped and others viii
follow soon. 50 that by the opening
DAY. the 10Th Of April. the North Car
DINA exhibit Will be in fine shape.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
WON'T LIKE REPORT
Exceptions to Fiji i'm investigation at


y complaint against the report filed
by NJ. 3. c. BeclWith of the Board of
Internal improvements in which Sup
e~rintenGant T.. Mex. Goodwin Was eX-
0nerated of the charge of nan
nlent MISREPRESENTATION. misdirection of
funds and favorijism brought against
him as & OF the Deaf and Dumb
school at MoFganton by Mr.. Filling
hast of Columbia 5. G. has been filed
with Governor Glenn.
Mr.. TIlHnghaSt makes exceptions as
to the findings and ask for q hearing.
the charges having been brought
through his attorneys, Messrs Self and
Whttener Of ckory. Governor Glenn
has SET n" hearing for the fifteenth
~ April and these will be heard on
With erNsiptlas is improving.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
Jury Instructed to Rc,gr
Mot Guilty.
WAS FINED $40
iInc Mas for carrying
tHsit--puts br,rr } ttt
Na~ oksr VII IT, r. fa.r
lane Maiutaiu,ti Ne

81 Tile c,u,lu- lor af t
avnr, Ill Tire rlsv
charged With "a, uugle
Jones u The %upegrs
das. tae dsIcusc rteteI
Jones nually directed
rulltN" upon All tn.
1T WAS clcatls faa# .
intl failed - ratk, ouI
ccpt possibly, tcstaaIstt e
slaughtcr ana THIS c.,utets. ..
meet with the approx sat
II NaS contVndcd that. lUt-
ing ~ = concealed weapon #
tory crime. even tht .uest
ing constituted man iauEbter
ls,siiion was drnicd ~ the
cling pointed out thtt fff
having the yea pom N.t- fuf e..
the statute looking Oni fs
mcnt. and that there @a r
connection between Iht #
shooting and tho fact 81 carr
weapon concealed
After the jury had r,1leu..
diet ua directed. liz, suhnHt-
Hodge WAS received in fue I
uicttncnt against him carry.
ccalcd weapons-aud Tor fH#
Jones imposed a Zinc 81 ou .
dollars and costs
Tho only additional ctige
duccd by the state YESTERDAY 81
Of two Witnesses cupioSe ed Jon .
olina Hardware COMPANY.
icCtcd Hodge With thp Huf,a.
pistol several dnNs bufore rh.
3n1 one or two Other WIfue
purport OF whose cNi..eBe. "
Clcnr.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
Mr. .Ja~. III. Ianicr l%'atHl'f

His many friends HHsl
learn that Mr.. jaime IL u
critically III at his home a
nor street. He ~sufierea
paralysis yesterday aGe~a~
three O'Clock and late la-
condition was very Scfleu#
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
ON TO RICHMOND
United Confederate Vet
Grams Reunion May
80 to June 3.

Mr.. jacob s. hllcn, Chairman Of Tho
Committee of Arrangements from l..
OBJ. Branch camp. SIS. i'm pcrfccting
arrangements for the Camp. has re-
ceived the following information,
which is printed for the benefit 3c
confederate veterans WIhO propoS at
tending the 1t is necessary
that 4 registry OF names be made at
ofce 50 phovlS.CnS MAY be made f,r
their accommodations on arrival IN
i~ichlaond Those who fail TO rcgistc.
may lind II difficult to find lodging.
Special order. No. T..
My Dear Comrades:
lie United Confederate Veteran.
lteuhlon VIII be held in Richmond
May goth - June 3d. inclusive. and !.
IS the desire Of the local committ..
to make the Reunion one of the
SfdndeSt thai WAS q held since -
organization. We want every ex-Coc-
iederate in his land to attend. We
oeieNc mat many Of our comrades
are rot IN Il financial condition T..
attend. The General COMMITTEE
therefore. wants to assist hem. after
thelr arrival in Richmond. so that
they viii be in a position TO atterd,
the Reunion. "
We request all Camps 10 fill in H..
enclosed blanks with name and raj
ment Of such members as are NOT ~
= pVs'tl'I' TO stand the expense If
Itp.@l and Quarters. and on their ar
rival III Itlchlnond they will be a.
signed t. their quarters.
NJ on'E member Of your Camp.
put all eN-Confederates of your civ
and count who desire TO attend.
W. VII extend 20 them the best
hospitality of Old Virginia.
ID. y BROWN.
~ Ia;!, l~seunioE Entertainment
oommittee- 621 Main St. Eic,,-
mond. Va. i
richmond. Va, March -. 1907.
Lieut'-com. Jacob ;. Allen, Sr.
Raleigh, n. G.
-. Dear Friend and Comrado.-
! ours 81 March 38th received ana :,
would state that Murphv's H.atci
ias eeeh selected as y. c. heado,1arr
,ers, ana would suggest that Won
"Iile 10 them and secure rooms far
= NAM men az 81 need. as ali the
iioteIs are filling up rapidly.
Committee will have
~''ednie with y. g. Headquarters IN
II extending across Eighth street in
llp'it OF Aurphy's hotel. Murpbv'sl
si'tti rates are &I"0 and $50 per
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
Gone to

time has been with the commercial
department. OF the Raleigh Electric
company. has gone to Taladega. Ala.
to take charge Of the electric plant
there He was accompanied by his
tamily- Mr.. Wolfe is a native OF
~li'fiot'e. out came here about Il year
aco from Asheville. He is an exDert
electrician and an excellent business
man.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
Notice To Second Week Jurors.

All persons summoned to attend as
Jurors for the second week OF Marcel
term. 1907, are hereby notified thai
they need not attend. as all the bust
ness of the term has been disposed of
By order of the court.
W. NJ. RUSS, Clerk.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
NIX. q. T. BOUHDELAT EESIGNS.
Goes from aberdeen and I,ockrj.b
EaiIroad to Bennctt-viIic ami
C1IcraW.

NT. q. P Eourdciat. who has he
AUDITOR and Freight Claim Agent Of
tne aberdeen and Eockfish Railroad
with offices at Aberdeen has
reSigned his position to ACCEPT ono
nltn tie Bcnnettesville and Chcraw
iia'iroad- with headquarters at Ren.
HetteNIile. South Carolina. To succeed
nm Air. j. w. Phillips has been an.
pointed. the change being effective th.
first OF April. He
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
WEATHER IN APRIL
Conditions That Have
Prevailed in This Month
for Twenty Years.

The following data. covering Il pc
iiod of 20 years, have been complied
from the Weather Bureau records at
Raleigh. They are issued 10 show he
conditions that have prevailed, dur
ing the month in question. for the
above period of years. but must not
be construed as Il forecast Of the
Weather conditions for the coming
month.
temperature.
The mean Oh normal temperature
tor the month is 80 degrees. The
Warmest month was that of 1896. with
an average of 81 degrees. The coolest
month was that of 1901. With am aver
age of 53 degrees. The highest tenn
~ierature was 80 degrees on the 18th.
1896. The lowest temperature was 30
degrees on the 10th. 1892. The aver
age date on which last killing frost
occurred in spring, was April 3. The
latest date on which last killing" frost
occurred in spring was May 6.
Precipitation Grain or melted snov.)
The average for the month was 3-37
inches. The average number of DAYS
with 81 of an inch or more was 10.
The greatest monthly precipitation
was I.95 inches in 1895. The least
monthly precipitation was o.29 inches
IN 1904. The greatest mount of pre-
cipitation recorded in any II consecu-
tive hours was $50 inches on 2nd-3rd.
lSul. The greatest amount of snow
fail recorded in any - consecutive
hours Tecord extending to winter Of
1872 was 3.5 inches on the 4th. 1899.
Clouds Il Weather.
Average umbe of clear DAYS. Is:
partly cloudy days. 9: cloudy DAYS. s.
Wind.
The prevailing winds have been from
the southwest The average hourly We
ltGlrI .F t1- --1-1 - -,
est velocity of the wind was I, nilas
from the northwest on the eth. I>a
n. H. ThiesSen.
section Director.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
Youn. %~pcakcr.

Master James H.Pp|iaE
turned from n visit 10 hi
Pollard, in PETERSBURG SIS
made ii neat little speech #
great praise for him.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02

ENcfN BOY knows several men N. .x
pects l" whip when he grows up.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02

The man who invented Cd.
has made more curiy het#
Lord
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
George Lane and The Deep D.

The only other ease that r...
n trial was the indictmcHf
been pending for = year sEH5u#f q
Lane, Sr.. colorcd. Tor ruuutuE
ancc IN Lanes bottom. .
the "dccp east" Just outside ia.
"nt city limits. Tho ,at ~a
from start 10 finish. Nh H. &,
viii, prosecuting with the
nntl McS<rs. i. q l.. IT1rrU s.
SnaCcr ana q. T.. ii4t53a .
There Has II cloud 81 U.tnw
ana con ana d symposium ut &.
from counsel 1T tlte .oucIa
witch. with thc chitgr. TIM ia.
the case cf Lame into consiaH
End returned after adIourpm.H
q verdict nf guilty.
The innc Anrc seem - l
= bon" or contention ia the lf
hood "a: Il long lir" Il wt
that his shop wH~ open 90
that II wn4 the resort of lI
ing" int IT harborcd eur
mau1lin laughter and free ia
tnIt. on ocGlFion. the bra ,itH-
be heard a block. 1t appeas
the chief article oc commcroe
der. Of various aud suudT. De-.
kinds and flavorS. E"-gs,f.
powers as Il IcttFcpatGr ttle t.
ceived Onl" pgrtial cndor eut..
witness testified that il n HI#.
'hllcd up on old corn Sutug8a.
the cider might keep him e
sunday ON the other bahJ. E..
PRODUCED much tcetiInDn. foa..
show that hc had attrmpttJ q.
serve order ~ rartina .
lights, running mon from fr..
ana. on one on tWo ss.
becoming 50 motive ~ fl. H.t#.
p"icc rs 10 knock down U1si...
Further complications cNftaE .
fact that two negro church
close by the ator" and tIaf "t..#
preaching going on most Ia.
within was rib.ldrv aII3 caro-.
witness said people were
there rs bees. ia trout. lu 81
IN the backyard. ever, tb.rs
compared their conversation r.
bticai row aud others stated
Lin" yicinity WIS y quiet.
acilv a Sabbatical locaiitN
testimony came from negro
dents of the "decn cyst" 4u.
com the good. Who f0rmsr.
soft drinkcry In the eaue s
difficulties Of tho jury mar
ined.
MIR. StcII'e Exhibit.
Besides the continuing as
against Everett Spence. elara
murder, on account Of the ..
witness >, D.. Parker Cu5H. .|
turned up) the "niY otHer #..
engage the attention Or tae ."
the disposition Gf tho matte
i6IaIock. who plead guilt ".
W. - SteIl. Stcll came om
ticd up in q rag as ~ joss
ing scary az being j %. it'o
humps. He pulled aside
ages, however. and disclose
OF Il Snlckcr5nea IT least tHH..
long. When IL came o. f.II#.
difficulty. however. he sa-
rent that the court vts tae#..
quirc az to his eobrfus. a#.
the attorney on tIc cts
Ton TO ask the rather per
tloh are YOU not JlHats ar
an ordinary drunken sJt
TINS feeDly. but could give u.
ton Of Il plausible sort rs-
cutting. The negro tlefeHs
own behalf stated that $50.
costed him ard grabbea
and Rugged him: that He .r
engage himself from the
embrace when Stell pat
towards his hin pocket-a
him To it concluded the
clarity. Judge Jones took
look OF Mr.. Stcil and thaH
lock fifty dollars and ca-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02

The beginning Of the trial Of the
women was marked by a. rather sem
satio1al incident in which Judge Jones.
Colonel ArGo and Colonel j g. l.. Ha?-
ris figured. When the ease was called
heSsrs. -ArGo and Harris moved for
q continuance on the ground that they
had be"n VERY busy in court and had
The daily tribune., 1907-12-13
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
AT AN EVENING PARTY

Mrs. I. M. Howells last evening
entertained the members Of the Ae
Thea club, which is composed exclu-
sively Of a number Of young ladies Of
the city. The home was nicely dec
Grated with chrysanthemums and nice
refreshments were served. Mrs.
Howells with few appropriate
words, announced the engagement Of
Miss Laura Bell to Mr.. Arthur Wick
ers. Miss Bell is one Of the favorite
members Of the club and she and her
sister Ella have been the only two
members married since its organiza-
tion. Mrs. Howells served daintily
prepared refreshments and the place
cards we're small red hearts with
Cupid printed upon them. The even.
ing was very enjoyably spent and the
Ae Thea girls departed cong grntulating
the bride-elect.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-13
ALIEN BRAVES FIRE
FOR CITIZEN PAPERS S

Frank Saleh, Of Florence, a subject
Of Abdul Hamid Of Turkey, wants to
be citizen of the United States.
So stronv is his desire to throw off
the yoke Of the sick mainland enroll
as n follower Of the Star Spangled
Banner that he risked his life In u
veritible hell of fire to rescue his
burning citizenship papers. But he
saved enough Of the valuable docu.
ments to save him many months of
waiting, and next April he will be a
full fiedged American.
l. The story Of Saleh's struggle for
the right of franchise came out in the
clerks Office in district court when
Saleh. with his pretty wife and baby
and reputable witness came before
Clerk A. H. White. Saleh carefully
took budget of papers from his
bosom and from among them selected
half burned document of official ap-
pearance.
This was his first paper or
declaration of Intention" and had
been issued to him at Portland. Ore
gon. Jan. II, 1905. Later he moved
to Florence.
A short time ago a fire destroyed
his home there. Frank and his
/ friends worked to save the house, but
the fire gained upon them. Suddenly
just as the roof gave a cracking
warning of collapse. Frank remem-
bered his papers. They were in a
little box under his bed. He dashed
into the fire after them. He beat
the burning mattress with strip of
carpet aud CROPPED underneath for the
precious documents. He reached
them at last and brought them,
blazing, to the outside.
Saleh lost some hair and suffered
badly blistered hands on account
Of his effort but he is glad.
Clerk White has sent the charred
remnant to Portland, to have copy
made. Saleh has made the regular
petition for citizenship here. Next
April, IL he lives, he will be sub
ject Of Roosevelt and his successors,
'Forcvermore. as he said solemnly
when Clerk White administered the
oath Of proposed allegiance. Canon
City Record.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-13
Furniture for Sale.

Having disposed OF my property and
Office equipment to my successor DR..
L. e. Rupert. and expecting to make
my future location on the Pacific
coast; thus in order to avoid the ex-
cessive freight rates encountered by
shipping furniture such distance. l
desire to sell the greatest part OF our
furniture and will do 30 at very low
prices. 1t will pay you to call and
inspect it for yourselves on the 10th.
nth and 18th of this month. Among
that for sale will be-
Two book cases.
One Office esk,
Four bedroom suits, springs and
mattresses.
One baby's bed and mattress.
One bosi. lounge.
One oak dining room table.
Four dining room chairs,
Side board,
One oak case and secretary Comb
One refrigerator.
One hall tree,
One leather covered rocker,
One Morris chair
Rocking chair, etc. etc.
The furniture IL all clean, been
we'll Kept and most OF II practically y
as good M new. Can DO seen at my
former residence 1i0 East Second
street on the 10th. 18th and 18th Of
this month. First come, first served.
VIII be sold ut very low figures.
1888 J. w. CLINE.