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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-19
DAWSON DENIES
EXTRA SESSION
POLITICAL BRAIN STORM THEY
SAY CHARLESTON FOLK OF
WHEELING DOPE"

Charleston, April 19.-The latest
form OF political hysteria, or brain
storm, seems to have caused the de-
fusion that Governor William Nj. O..
Dawson is contemplating calling an
extra session OF the legislature for
the purpose of enacting laws to create
more revenue and to innict upon the
people of the state the notorious pri-
mary proposition.
This particular delusion seems TO
have had its creation In the city q.
Wheeling as messages were received
nero last night and today demandine
confirmation or donials of the reports
that had gained circulation. From
the office of the governor succinct
and emphatic denials we're made that
the chief executive has ever thought
OF calling an extra session.
As to the revenue proposition. IL
should be understood that the i'm
come OF the state is sufficient to meet
the expenditures. The governor I'm
mis- veto message made the assertion
mat the legislature spent with rather
a free hand but was chary about pro-
'iding the wherewithal, but by judi
cial and rather free use of the prun-
ing knife, Governor Dawson Is con
hdent that both ends will meet.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-19
ECHOS FROM A DISTANCE
ON RING AND BOSS RULE
PROVIDENCE
THE CULPRIT

Not the least of the standard oil
Cos offenses is the spirit of cant
which seems to possess it's whole Off
cialdom from Mr.. Rockefeller down
Thus Mr.. Rogers, in highly opti-
mistic Interview on the business out
look. given to the Baltimore Manu-
facturers' Record, speaks OF being a
great believer in Providence, of the
petroleum industry as being "full OF
providential happenings" OF petro-
leum as being the greatest civilizer
outside OF the Christian religion ever
known to humanity, and So on Hence
Providence must be responsible for
the Standard Oil trust and all its
doings, and Messrs. Rockefeller and
Rogers are but the humble instru-
ments of Providence in carrying out
It's decrees which include inordinate
profits and accumulation OF wealth
for themselves. The intimation seems
clear that the state and federal gov
ernments are on the wrong track in
prosecuting the company or any OF
its officials for any of its doings or
misdoings. Providence is the real
culprit.-Springfield Republican.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-19
FREEDOM Of
SPEECH AND PRESS
AS THE RIGHT OR PRIVILEGE OF
NATIONAL AS WELL AS STATE
CITIZENSHIP.

The court leaves undecided the
pecihc question whether there is TO
ge found in the 14th amendment
prohibition as to the rights of free
speech and "A free press similar to
hat in the first. 1t yet proceeds
90 say that the main purpose OF such
constitutional provisions was to pre-
'ent all such previous restraint"
ipon publications as had been prac-
iced by other governments, but not
% prevent the subsequent punish
ment OF such as may be deemed CON
rary to the public welfare. can
not assent to that view If it be meant
hat the Legislature may impair or
dbridge the right of free press and
of free speech whenever in its judg-
ment the public welfare requires that
it be done. The public
welfare cannot override constitution
al privileges, and if the rights of
rec speech and OF a free press are
n their essence, attributes OF nation
Al citizenship, then neither Congress
nor any state since the adoption of
the 14th amendment can, by legisla-
ion or by judicial action, impair or
abridge them. In my judgment the
action of the court below was in
violation Of the right Of free speech
and free press as guaranteed by
Jhe constitution.
go further, and hold that the
privileges Of free speech and of free
ress belonging to every citizen OF
the United States constitute essential
parts Of every mans liberty, and /
protest against violation of that
clause of the 18th amendment for
bidding a state to deprive any person
Of his liberty without due process OF
law. II is, / think, impossible to
conceive Of liberty as secured by the
constitution against hostile action,
whether by the nation or by the
state which does not embrace the
right to enjoy free speech and the
right to have free press. Justice
Harlan's Dissenting Opinion in the
Patterson Case.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-19
WIFE'S AFFECTIONS
ARE WORTH $4,000
CHARLESTON MAN BRINGS SUIT
FOR HEAVY DAMAGES
AGAINST NEIGHBOR.

Charleston, April ia rather
ntere ting case has been filed in the
circuit court of Kanawha county I'm
which Robert Myers is plaintiff and
George NJ. Donaldson is defendant,
and in which the former asks for
$4,000 damages from Donaldson for
aiiena ing his vife's affections. The
suit was fled by Attorney E. Il. Rob
ertSon who represents Myers I'm the
ase. Myers lives I'm Charleston and
is EN- ioyed by y. G. Courtney while
Donaldson is a prominent lumber
man located n Hrecnbrier county II
IL az god tina, Donaldson enticed
Myers wife away from him and that
she IS now emI Dyed in some capacity
by Donaldson Lumber camp in
Greenbrier county
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-19
SPECIAL RATES
WILL Be MADE
ELNS WHO ATTEND REUNION
WILL GET BENEFIT OF AR
RANGENIENT.

The question Of railroad rate to
Philadelphia during tho convention
and reunion of the B. p. O. Elks.
which is to be held in that city JuIv
l5-23' has been settled by the Trunl,
Line Association, and an agreement
has been reached with all lines which
VIII AFFORD prospective visitors an
exceptional cheap rate to the scene
OF the convention.
IL has been definitely axod that the
rate to Philadelphia from any polnt
beyond 100 miles shall be tho single
Iare, plus one dollar for the round
TRIP, good without valuation from
July 18Th to 23d inclusive.
The time limit however, can bo ov-
tended to July 31st, by dopositinp
me icket with the authorized agent
In Philadelphia.
Special rates, IL is believed. Will b.
made for the cities within a radius of
100 miles ana particular care viii bc
PAID to the transportation of visitors
from and to these points. II is also
understood that the railroads run
ming between the convention city and
the popular Atlantic seashore resorts
VIII prevail only during tho convcn-
ton week. Altogether. tho conccs.
sions that Will be made to the Elks
VIII be the most liberal ever given
TO any organization
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-19
A GREAT BUSINESS
ORGANIZATION

Since the agitation began here
for the inauguration Of an Industrial
era in the Bluefell-Graham district
and its tributary territory, other ci-
ties, notably Bristol and Roanoke.
have set about a rehabilitation of
their business organizations. 1t may
not be known, but it is a fact that
new as our Chamber Of Commerce
is, it is today a stronger body than
Bristol has, and very soon will in
numbers exceed the Roanoke cham
Der. With less than two months
existence it has membership of
1G6, and this will probably 20 to
300 by the first OF June with the
acquisition of the majority of the
coal operators, the Chambers mem
bership will represent more capital
invested than any organization of
like character I'm the South Atlantic
states or elsewhere IN the South, ex-
cept perhaps, I'm tho Birmingham
district The energies OF this body,
when fully brought into action and
directed toward the work before
IT, will bring about an entirely new
situation here in the Bluoaeld-Gra-
ham district I'm five years the pop
ulation will appear to- be almost
wholly different from the present
one Where now YOU know every
person you meet on the street. you
will then recognize not one in ten.
Factory hands, shop employees. and
thcir families VIII have come I'm
from northern and central states.
res safe to say that q transforma-
ton is about TO- appear.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-19
BRISTOL PRINTING 90.
AMENDS IT'S CHATTER

An amendment charter for the
bristol Publishing Company. which
publishes the Bristol Herald Courier.
has been filed with Clcrk John "
Gosc. Of The corporation court. TO
Doc recorded The amendment slmp-
ly provides for am increase iu the
authorized capital of Ono company
Under The ORIGINAL charter the mini
mum capital was $4,000, and tho
maximum $4,000 Under tho amend
mant charter iherc ia no change in
'he minimum amount but the maxi
mum authorized i8 100000
uerald-Courier.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-19
OUR RING DECEIVERs.

Tho gang Is going over the city
mo" and pretending great Innocence
and perfect political honesty.
when their record in the past has
been blackoned with every imagin-
able Kind of fraud at the polls
Many of them privately acknowI-
edge that they do things" and
deliver tine goods actually boast
OF their political methods. If they
s.oop to make the ballot box Impure
would they not lend their aid to
other chicanery? They have held
power, with the colored vote, until
lhcy have become arrogant, and
throw their defiance in the face of
tne people Just before an election
they pretend friendship for the ne
gro, and thon after the colored man
rts tic gang into Office they show
th.'r iugraiitude by turning their
back upon the ignorant voter that
gives them power They have no
cy or sympathy for lhe poor col
o.I man They thrust him into
p.. ou Without warrant and in
many instances no is prosecuted.
I.e coIored people Of Blueheld
hnIj remember these things when
they come To- vote for their bosses.
Take So from any standpoint you
uIoaa thoy arc an ungratefui and
|e.e.iys set
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-19
sPLRFDID GRAHAM VA RESIDENCE AND
CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
AT A BAEC AIN

Loo running from 30 foo Street to 40 foot Street.
Six Rooms and Bath All modern conveniences. Elec.
trio Lights, Hot and Cold Water, Bath, Toilet, Sinks,
stationary wash stand Large Cellar with Hot Water
Furnace Heat Radiators in Ell ch room
On tha principal street near Depot and Post Office
anls, etc. Street car line passes front door.
Price Sl100OO 500 down; Balance $500 ia 10 months
$500 10 % months and $1,000 i'm years, if desired at
per cent The property has brought $4,000 every month
for nearly years and bound to advance in value.
See Z. D. LUCAS 10 Princeton ave. Blueheld
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-19

IL IS with deep regret that we an
nouncc the death Of Mrs. Mary HAZE
Harry. ON yesterday She was a
most worthy and highly respected
lady in every way and her death ls
a sad loss to husband, relatives and
family burying ground, IN this
remains were inferred at tho old
old family burying ground, In this
county, this afternoon.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-19

There have been two residences
torn down on BluoGcld avenue TO
erect new business houses. They
are thc property of Mr WIN Hicks.
who is to have the now business
houses erected
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-19

Mr u W. Maxwell, of Spanish
. tli8 county loft last night
5000 some boys for the reform
.hool Deputy Sheriff w. p. Haw-
Ioy accompanied him to tho school
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-19

"Our New Minister" at the Op-
era House last night kept mp its
former reputation as one Of the best
shows on the road, and played to
% FUN house This entertainment has
won the greatest praise from all
our Blueheld people.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-19
Hart, Schaffner & Marx,
CLOTHING.

is certainly the best-no doubt in the world about
that. Not single garment they make containsany
cotton Th} cannot be sa q of any other make
Their suits fit almost we'll as tailor made. Often
times just we'll Enough said this time.
Evening journal., 1907-03-04

conference-to warm up. spiritually,
preachers/and people. During the bus
lest conference days. these evangelis-
tic meetings will begin at SIS in the
morning with an occasional one at Z
o'clock in the evening.
The conference societies will cele-
brate their anniversaries and report
upon their years work. as follows
Thursday March u. Women's Home
Missionary Society Mrs. C. Clintonia
Browne, presiding speaker, Miss Ber-
tina Fowler.
Friday, March %. missionary ami
versary DR.. a. =. Sud'er. presiding.
Bishop Edward C. Andrews Of New
York, speaker
Saturday afternoon. March o. anni-
versary of the consolidated benevolent
societies, Education. Freedmen's Aid
sunday school Union and Tract;
speaker, Dr. W. +. Anderson, secretary
of the Board of Education.
Same day, at $3.50 p. M. temperance
anniversary, former Congressman
Walter o. Hoffecker presiding: speak
.er William II. Anderson, associate
superintendent Of the New York anti
saloon leaguei
Sundays old-fashioned lovefeast vii
be conducted by Rev. w L. s. Murray.
the sermon at 10 a. m, will be by
Bishop Berry and it viii be followed
by the ordination of elders and dea.
cons
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PUBLIC SALE.

The unders sncd having sold his farm
will sell % public suln at MS tarmf ou
the Lancaster Pike. nphr oak iiill school
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 70. at O'Clock
The following described personal prop
ELEVEN PURE SHETLAND PONIES
perfectly safe for little children to ride or
drive
Two horses: Nellie. large bay mare s
years old. gentle and kind, will work any
where May. Large bay mare, II years old,
gentle and kind. VIII work anywhere.
Three home raisei mules, coming p 3
and 4 years old Older two perfectly
broken to both singh and double harness
onng one very scat.e.
Two COWS and one hcifer. One fine
hOmo-rnised fh- rnNgnhrcd Jersey COW,
with calf at side Cows one large family
COW, milking well. One Jersey heifer.
Pigs: 3 brood saue. hog troughs; I
Berkshire SOW ana siX pe; hog crates
fidutr 900 barn. straw ir hHfn.
lmpicmeuts-D One large farm wagon, one
light farm wa g1u. electric platform. low
down uugon enc extra heavy running
gear iron bed wagon. good as now; one
horse curt milk wagon, one large 2-horse
platform spring dearborn. viii carry -lul
pounds good as new; one handy 2-horse
dearborn, one very fine Hight one or two
horse dearborn shafts and pole. good as
new; one Sellers carriage. one iump-seat
surrV. ono nh1et0n. good ds new, two
pony carts, i-horse tread power good as
new. one fodder cutter one hand h1y cute
ter hay fork IN barn, circular saw and
table, band saw. brand new grist and bone
mill combined. only In use once, one
forge, one patent lift, one man can raise
1000 pounds, large number OF pickle meat
ihogshelds Nonculcn incubator 200 capa-
city. and hroodcr. 1-horse lawn mower
one hand lawn mower. farming utensils OF
every description. harness. collars brdlos
chains etc. forks, ladders, etc, lot iron
pipe double block and fan, new clover
seed sower cider press
Household Ooods-One large walnut bed
stoad one cherry hedstcad, bureau, wash
stands, Morris chair, porch chairs. tables
one large ice chest. one large refrigerator
one small refrigerator, chairs. half salloi
and quart mason jars. Jelly tumblcrs. hal
barrel apple sauce copper kettle, Othell'
/ cook stove. one glsolne stove ? chunl
stoves. one almost new and a very hn
I stove. one coal 1il stove, benches Tot %
old fashion venetian blinds I'm good CON
I ditiou. walnut hail rack. oak rahle. child
oak crib. play house, step ladder norcl
[ flower stand. ice cream frcezcrs. chicken
coops. hutch boxes. nicely made. rockers
quilting frames. kitchen table with drawe
oak book case and many other articles mol
y mentioned
Terms-All sums so and less cash an
over chat amount three months credit bl
purchaser giving bankable note with ap
proved endorser.
EDWARD r. VERNON.
W. n. Lank. Auc. mt-st
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Lady. roam mare. years old. good driver
No p Fanny gray mare. g years OLD.
good worker or driver NO. 3. Harry.
good horse yclrs old good worker No.
a. Kate bay mare. IA years Old, good
worker or driver No. 8. Dexter black
mare. 10 years old. good worker and
driver. No. q D1lle brown mule. two
colts coming years old Twenty-Five
head of hrst-class dairy cows, some with
calves by their sides and others close
springers Two stock bulls coming 2
years old. Fifty pair chickens. "a shoats.
male hog. Jersey Red farming imple-
mcnts Of all kind. 100 bushels corn. 200
bushels potatoes, acres of wheat in the
ground. acres Of rye. household goods
other articles too numerous 10 mention.
Condltions All sums of $50 or less. cash,
over that amount. "A credit Of s months
viii be given by purchaser giving bank
able note with an approved endorser. 3
per cent OF for cash on AN credit sums,
CHAS. II. GRIFFITH ESTATE.
w. J. Lank. Auctionoeri Ellis Hicks
Clerk. ml,A6.Su
Evening journal., 1907-03-04
ENJOY EATING
Good Digestion Can Be Readily Gained
With Mi-o-ma Stomach Tablets.

IL is a torment to look upon tempt
ing dinner and realize that TO eat free
iy means distress and suffering.
Let us tell you how you can enjoy
eating. so that the heartiest meals will
set well and eause no pain. distress or
uncomfortable feeling of fullness.
II you cannot eat and enjoy three
good, hearty, satisfying meals a day
without any feeling Of discomfort. your
stomach is weakandneeds the strength
which Mi-o-na stomach tablets will
give it. You cannot afford to delay
treatment, for the longer you allow
the digestive organs to be weak, the
harder it viii be to get help.
The remarkable curative and
strengthening power Of Mi-o-na is at
tested by the guarantee. which Miller
Drug Co. give with every soc box. 1--WE
return the money IL Mi-o-na fails to
cure"
II you find that eating well-cooked
and properly chewed food is followed
by heaviness and load ON the stomach.
by bloating. by gulpmg of acids and
wind. by distress. nervousness, head
ache. trouble to sleep. or by any other
symptoms OF disordered or weak stom-
ach, you should begin the use Of Mi
o-na at once. II is guaranteed by one
OF the hest known druggists IN VIII
mington to cure an disorders OF the
stomach. or cost nothing. a guaran-
tee like this means a BOOa deal
Evening journal., 1907-03-04
PUBLIC SALES


Mar. 5-Louis Potts. near Centrev.ie.
stock and farm implements.
Mar. 7-George Blackburn. New ca-fis
hundred, stock and Iinp.emehts 10
O'Clock
mar. 7-Otley Vernon and srn. Mt csba.
Del. stock and elements.
Mar. s-J. IT, McCollum. Christnna u NJ
dred, near Walnut Green School
House Stock and mplJrents
Mar. ESPECIAL sale OF nrst-ciass Ga MI
ture at stidham q Son, auc. On
room. at 4 O'Clock
Mar. if-Mniard +. Day. CHristilna hun.
dred. STOCK and implements.
Mar. 12-John C.. Johnston. near Milford.
N-Roads Min Creek hundred
Mar. lev. McNamoe. Mll creek hun-
drcd, stock and implements
Mar 12-Personn property o. tho late
C.. IL. Griffith, Brarlywine hum
dred, stock and imple ments.
Mar. 12-Willlana Dun. near f,ew Port.
stock and farming implements.
Mar 12-Personai Property of Samuel
Eastbnrn, deceased. MI Creek IId.
at 10 O'Clock a. M.
Mar 14-John Taylor. MN Creek hu1drcd
Mar. l3--Edgar Vernon, sale Of personal
property, near Oak hin School
House. Christiana hundred
farming implements and house
hold goods
Mar 1i-David Unnet. chrstiana hundred,
stock and implements. at II
o'clock
Mar. 15-Herman Innre adjoining Sheilnot
Park. Stock and Implements.
Mar 1S-Jamas Carpenter Cnr'stiana hum
dred. s.ocl, and implomcnts
Mar 19-Talley ana Burker. Brandywine
Springs. sac OF stock
Mar. o0-Furnlture, 6i9 Lombard ST., al
/ O'Clock p. m.
Mar. c1--Furniture, sos West nth ST., az
10 O'Clock q. m.
Mar. @-Orlanda g. Sutton. on road Lead
ing from State Road TO Bear
Station. stock and implements.
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prnIIc sAIE.

q lNAaih fNAAAHiHs
The anhscribcr about to rclnquish farm-
Ing. will sell at public sale at his resi-
dence on Jason Davis firm, Farnhurst
Delaware, on
THURSDAY. MARCH 2. nt "a. M,
13 head OF good horses and colts ~. J.
Collic. black mare ID years old. no. .
Dive hly hofse, l6 years old No. 3.
GoldIp. sorTel MARI, Z years old. No. g.
Maui bay uare io years old. No 3. FAM
iile. bay mare. ~ ycnrs OLD. No 3, Belle
brown mare n years old No s. Hop baS
stallion. = Vcars old in juno sired by lioii
NO o. Edna. bay colt coming 3 ycdls old
no. no. Sadie. chestnut sorrCl. coming tWc
years old No. ~ Ada. sOrrcl. coming
years old. no. r. Charlie hay ycailng
No ~ Rock torrcl ycarl.ng.
2 he8d of good dairy COWS. Some have
calVcs bV their side. Others close spfneerG
bulls 3 brood sows lot of chickens,
turkey hens. ] gohb'er,
Farming Implements or an kinds, Ncv
last year Harness. collars and brides. scl
milk wriEon h2rncss and numerous other
things too tedious 90 memtion.
nalry fiNturcs-i 1O-uuart, W-quari uno
] i0-uunrt milk cams. cooler buckets, milk
measuring stick churn and butter print
Also $50 acres OF wheat I'M the ground
Honachoid and kitchen furniture.
COnditlons-All sums OF so and less
taah. over that amount months cred
with bankahle note. with approved m'
doirer. 5 per cent on for cash on all creii
GEORGE NJ. BLACKBURN.
81 dham nnd SON. Auc.
Ellis =. Hicks. Clerk m2-t.
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HIGHER RATES ON B. & 0.

BALTIMORE March baltimore
and Ohio win. beginning on May 1, in
crease freight rates on coal hauled TO
Eastern tidewater points, except In
New England. cents per ton.
On April 10 it viii readjust rates on
coal TO Cincinnati with the view TO
making them more uniform.
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ooNTRAeToRs ANp juice.
WARNER S. LEWIS,
PUBLIC SALES.
prnTTC sAIT.

fIhlsiA SALE
Public Sale of personal property. The
subscriber intending 20 Quit farming VIII
sell the following personal properly With
out reserve on uhe farm of Mrs Carrie a.
Lyman. two miles north of Brandywine
Springs on the kcnnctt trolley limo on
MONDAY MARCH H. ait u o'clock sharp.
head OF horscs and colts. good work
and driving HORSES. head OF good mich
COWS. / fiolstcin stock bull.
a fun line of farming implements an
nearly new. Cartridges wagons. harness
slogh and bells. Household goods a'rt
fixtures and other articles TOO numerous
20 mention. Hay and millet by the ton.
Conditions an sums of $50 and over q
credit of SIX months will be given bv ihl
purchaser giving hankable noto with aT
approved ondOrscr. All sums under so {.
be cash. Q per cent on for c1fh
CHARLES w. MarNAATEE.
w. Lank. Auc. Aiaralaiiton. Dol
J. TAYLOR pciraon, Clerk mg-f-G-H
Evening journal., 1907-03-04
PUBLIC SALE
At Mt cuba. BEL. ON

AZ MI. Cuhl Del. on
MARCH g 80 l21 o'cl els
Having sold our farm we VIII eo.l at
public sale 10 hcld OF $50 see. $50 Dror n
horse. Prince, B years old, 81 % nds Do gn.
good driver single ur double No @. lrr-
aie. bay mare. years Old Tueulir Dill cit.
extra good worker M. Dewey. black
horse, years old good an around horae
No. 4. Curbot, bay horse. iuli if hnn X
high, extra good horse in AN hlmcss Nr
5. sultan. boy horas. 40 years old l17t
hands high. rood driver and would ma O.
"a good delivery horse No. e. Fannie. hilrls
mare. g years old. sired bY Frenc B.
coach horse no. Z. Sunshine. bay ma a..
s years old sired hy AlOyo, No. 10i3 roc-
ord TO- Her dam was Linden. This is n
nicely bred and go0d-gaitcd mare. ts
of speed and quality rhla mare ANA 40.
6 are with Goal g. Bro0Sland Ch.ef SO s.,
bay hllY. coming two years old. ont oi "a
s0rral colt 3 yfnfs old. sired by the
Quaker nam Blanche Atherton Not %
better bred one in tho state No 10, Glm-
boiler steel gray gcldlng. 6 ycars ud ID
hands hiEli This is a road horse that t1"
most tiuNd person can drive 90 Cicc'rlc
cars or automobiles and with what ltila
handling me- hos had has shown quarters
in 81 seconds nnd nn that saw him ln D 8
mntnees last fall know he o. great
horse to finish Nos. n and o. are puif
OF fine Shetland ponies. Also viii sell II
head of COWS. some frcshi others clos
eprlNecre Farming utensils and household
goods hay and straw. by the ton. about e0
IONS of EACH and corn 10y the bushol.
OrIEY VERNON a son,
m2-it Mt cuba. Del