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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02
Tornado in New Role--Acted
as Peacemaker.

st. Louis, Mo.-The tail end
of IA tornado brought about a
reconciliation between Thomp-
son Boyle, an aged farmer of
St. Clair county, Illinois, and his
vile Thursday. Boyle and his
wife have been separated for a
long time. He built for her an.
otner house on the tarm in which
she and two children lived. The
husband lived alone in a big
two-slory frame house The tor
nado blew the old mans house
away just as he stepped inside to
find shelter. Forgetting her
trouble with her husband, she
went to his assistance, and with
the aid of her two sons, dragged
him out of the debris.
They both agreed that the
tornado was peacemaker.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02
Robber Caught by His Girl
Victim, who Waited for
Weeks Get to Him.

Chicago, Nov. 2S Acting as
her own detective, Miss Amelia
Ernsten last night captured a
hold-up man who six weeks ago
robbed her of 1925 and a gold
watch. Theiprisoner, who'gave the
name of Edward Kelley, confess
Ell to the police that he was one
OF the thieves. He refused to
reveal the identy of his ..compan-
ion in crime.
Miss Ernstein has been in
America only one year, having
come from Germany. She is
twenty five years ,old. One night
in the early part of October she
attended a five.cent theater. On
coming out OF the theater she
was confused and asked two
young men to direct her to her
residence. They volunteered to
escort her.
Being a stranger in the coun
try and believing everybody
honest, the girl did not suspect
that the two were bent on rob-
bing her. Shewas taken in the
general direction of her d yelling
place and was led into Washing
ton park, where the two men
strangled her aud robbed her of
bag Of money that she wore
around her waist. During the
resistance she made to save the
money her clothing was torn to
shreds. The robbers beat her
and left her unconscious.
On reaching the home of her
employer early in the moning,
a doctor was called to attend her
Her condition was serious De-
tectives worked On the case sew
eral days without result.
For the last month Miss Ern-
stein has nightly visited the five.
cent theaters in State street in
hope of catching the men who
robbed her. Last night her eff
forts were rewarded. She rec
ognized Kelley as he came ou'
OF five-cent show house anC
followed him until she came tc
Policemen Powers and Downing
ARREST that man." she ex.
claimed. Gle robbed me si2
weeks ago"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02
Sudden Dedth Of Mr.. Broadus
HinsOn, Prominent YOunU
Citizen Of Prinims.

The many friends throughout
the county OF Mr.. Broadus Hin
son will be shocked to hear of his
death. which occurred suddenly
yesterday morning about 3
O'Clock, at his home at Pri
mus. He had been sick only
day or two, and died OF heart
failure, having been victim OF
heart trouble for number OF
years-in fact, since he was 16
years old
Mr.. HinsOn was a son OF the
late O. @. Hinson and was about
30 years of age. He leaves a wild
ow, Mrs. Ada Hinson, daughter
of the late Robert Kirk He is also
survived by the following broth.
ers and sisters: Dr. f =. Hin
son and Mr.. NJ. l.. Hinson, OF
Primus; MIR. Elmore Hinson, of
Camden; Mr.. h. O. Hinson, oil
Lancaster; Mrs. J. f. jenkins,
of Charlotte; Mrs. John Black
mon, of Rich Hill, and Miss
Dora Hinson, OF Primus. The
remains will be buried at Fork
Hill today.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02
Night Riders Fire On Troops,

Memphis, Tenn, November %,
"A dispatch from Union City,
Tenn, TO the News-Scimitar late
today confirms reports of an at
tack on a detail of militiamen by
a band of men, presumably night
riders, at the Gleason saw mill
near Samburg, last night. Ac-
cording to the dispatch one of the
soldiers was slightly wounded and
fifty shots were exchanged be-
tween the military and the at.
tacking party.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02

Mr.. Stoll, who has been with
Messrs Gregory 4 Hood for
number of years. On the Sc.
cond floor also Is an immense
hall-just suited tor a skating
rink, but which will be convert
cd into numerous rooms, to be
rented for professional and other
Offices
The stock pens and stalls are
located on the ground floor on
the north side OF the building,
and are most conveniently and
systematically arranged, being
patterned largely after the great
modern barns in ST. Louis. The
system for handling, exhibiting
feeding and watering stock
appears TO be well-nigh perfec'.
The arrangements are such that
the danger usually incident to
the handling Of unbroken and
unruly animals is entirely elimi-
mated.
In addition to the offices and
other departments mentioned on
the first floor are four large store
rooms, all fronting on Gay
street. At least two of these
rooms when fitted up will most
likely be rented for mercantile
purposes.
Everything considered we
doubt it there is a handsomer or
more conveniently arranged
building Of the kind in the State,
though the proprietors themsel.
yes, who are no doubt the larg
est stock dealers in South Caro-
lima, have large and we'll appoint
ed establishments of similar
character elsewhere, namely, at
Columbia, Timmonsville Bisb
opville aud Hartsville.
While the big Lancaster build.
ing was going up this summer
Mr.. j. M Hood, of the Gregory.
Hood company, was also having
lot of building done on his
own account, as previously not
ed in these columns He had as
many as eight nice cottages
erected on his lots in the north
ern part of town, several OF
them costing over two thousand
dollars each. And so rapidly
is Lancaster's population increas.
ing that Mr.. Hood is having n c
trouble in renting his Residential
properties.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02
ACT QUICKLY.
Delay In Lancaster Has Been Dan
qerOuS.

Do the right thing at the right time
Act quickly in times of danger
Backache liz kidney danger
Doans Kidney Pills act quickly
Cure all distressing dangerous kidney
ills
Plenty of evidence to prove this
X Mackerell. living on Main 81 York
vile. @. says: For over year | suf.
fered from attacks of backache and pains
through the region of my kidneys The
secretions we're not always natural in APP
pearance and decided TO try n reliable
kidney remedy. thinking that my tro1ble
arose from these organs l began using
Doan' s Kidney Pills and 1 am feeling a
great deal better The pains have disap
peared and / have been free from that
dull dragging feeling / do not hesitate to
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills as re-
liable remedy"
For sale by all dealers Price so cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo New York,
sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan's-and take
no other. 1919
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02
A Former LuncGStri0n Prosper
ing in a. GrOaOiHq TOiUn in

A FOrBer Lunc0StrI0n Prosper
ing in u GrOaOiug TO,Un in
AtdUdm0
We are indebted to Mr.. j. ii.
Craig, former Lancastrian re-
siding In Jasper, Alabama, for
copy of one of his county papers
containing much valuable info--
nation about the home of his
adoption. Unfortunately for us
however, the paper was removed
from our desk by some one be-
fore we had an opportunity of
reading it carefully. Mr. Craig
is a son of Mr.. Harper Craig,
o, New Cut, and his numerous
friends in this county will be
pleased to learn that he is doing
we'll In Alabama. He has an
interest in both the largest mer-
camille firm and bank in Jasper.
In letter received from Mr..
Craig few DAYS ago he says: II
have just finished reading copy
of your paper. My wife, though
an Alabama lady, has learned to
look for The Lancaster News and
welcomes its visit twice week
to our home"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02
The Volunteer Fire Com
pany--Meeting Wednesday
Night.

All members OF the Lancaster
Volunteer Fire Company and ali
others interested in this move
ment are requested to meet at
the Court House at 7.30 p. m.
Wednesday night, Dec. End, for
the purpose of enlisting mem
bers, adopting bylaws, etc.
This is matter of importance
to every citizen of Lancaster and
1t is hoped all will cooperate
with these working for it sue
cess. I'll. Hines,
Temporary Chairman.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02
Trdgedy at Kershd,O--Sad End
im Boys Hunt.


in/ :. Boys Hunt.
A distressing tragedy occurred
at Kershaw last Saturday. While
several boys we're out hunting
one of the mum ber, Master Frank
Hilton, about 13 years old, son
of Mr.. B. A. Hilton, was acci-
dentally shot by young com
panion, Master Caville Jordan,
son of Mr. l.. j. Jordan, death
resulting from the wound about
8 o'clock Saturday night. 1t ap.
pears that the unfortunate lad
was in the act of throwing a rock
at a rabbit, when young Jordan
fred at the animal, the load
striking young Hilton in the
arm. Before aid could re &C h
the boy he was so exhausted from
the loss of blood that he never
rallied.
The remains OF Young Hilton
were buried at Kershaw Monday.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02
Father and Children Drown.

Jacksonville. Fla. NOV 2S4-
News reached here today from
Dania, small station on the
east coast of Florida, OF fthei Iac-
cidental drowning OF Mr. Dyke
and his son.and daughter, which
occurred white thes Nerefi n surf
bathing Friday afternoon.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02
North Cardinals Official

Raleigh, N. c., Nov. 2s.-
The official vote of North Caro-
lima for president announced; to-
day, was
Bryan l36,927 and Taft la,
084, majority for Bryan, of %,
S34. j. a, TrAnspn, Socialist
candidate for governor, received
80 votes.
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THE GREGORY BUILD
ING.
Something About the Hand
some Brick Structure that
now Adorns the Corner of
Gay and CataWba Streets.

we nave more than once haQ
something to say about the hand
some new building of the Greg
ory-Hood Live Stock company,
at the corner of Gay and Catawba
streets, but structure so highly
creditable to the community as
well as its enterprising and pro-
gressive owners is eminently de-
serving of still further mention.
1t will be recalled that the old
buildings which stood on the lot
now occupied by the new block
were destroyed by the memor-
able fire on the night of the last
anniversary of Washington's
birthday-February 22--which
also destroyed the Methodist
church, DR.. j F. Mackey's resi-.
dence and other buildings, and
in which perished many fine
horses and mules belonging to
the Gregory-Hood company,
whose total loss by the disastrous
flames approximated thirty thou
sand dollars.
AS soon as practicable after
the fire Messrs Gregory q Hood
began planning to rebuild, but
on larger and more extensive
scale, first securing temporary
quarters for their stock, vehicles,
etc, in the livery stable on
French street, which they con-
tinued to use until recently,
when they moved into the new
building, though it is still not
quite finished.
Instead of rebuilding by con
tract, Messrs Gregory and Hood
decided to have the work done
themselves. They accordingly
employed Charlotte architect,
MIR. McMicheai, to draw the
plans and specifications for the
kind Of structure they wanted
then purchased with great care
all the necessary material--brick
lumber, cement, etc, and secur
ed the services OF an experienced
New York mechanic, Mr.. Har-
bin, to supervise the entire work
of construction.
AS heretofore published, the
building is an immense twO-story
brick structure, the dimensions
being l00x153 feet, the front of
handsome pressed brick. The
offices, both public and private,
reception room, ETC., are In the
southwest portion on the first
floor, the general or main office
being in the extreme corner, in
which there is vault as large
and secure as those to be found
in tirst-class banking establish
ments. The furniture, fixtures
and appointments generally are
complete and uptodate. The
walls are of wood fibre, which
is rapidly supplanting the ordi
nary plastering of lime and NOR
tar. The floors are laid in ce-
ment. The entire building is
wired preparatory to the use OF
electric lights, and it is also
equipped with it's own water
works system. There are two
large and spacious carriage re
positories, one on the first and
the other on the second floor,
the two being connected by
means OF an elevator of sufi Gle n
capacity for carrying vehicles
The two floors are also connected
by broad stairways On the second
floor a compartment Of consider
able Dimensions has been fitted
up for the manufacture of har-
ness, saddles, brides, etc, and
such work is now being done on
large scale under he direction
of that skilled harnessmaker,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
THEATRE TRAIN
70 WRECKED

coach Of the excursion train 49,,
was heavily loaded. a
Practically everyone IN that 49,.
was seriously hurt and the co.es !. !
self was reduced almost 10 nnai,..
wood Many men and women -
pinned In the wreckhge ana ~.
Widest confusion followed ny ny
steam was rushing from the w,s,s
ed locomotive. making a nols. ~
thunder The walls and ene. !.
the Injured and screams of a.
terroretrlcken women and ehllasas
made men usually poaaessea =
presence Of mind. unable 70 AZ, y
diligently. ~
Ambulance we're rushed IA n.
scene from this city. with doc,e..
and medical supplies Noat ~ ~
Injured were brought here ana az
az the Mercy hospital.
The responsibility for the w,,,.
has not been placed on sooaas.
81 the great confusion az 10 no. l.
happened The railroad offlcs.is
are conducting rigid inyestlKallns
but No far have found little eyidsae.
OF importance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
PRICES PAID u
PRODUCERS

The following purchase prices s@
quoted on Western av this rnernins =,
rouLTr - old hens I'VE ss.
Isle per pouud dressed, =,
pound spring chickens i've 49,
pound dressed aac per pound 49, as.s.
aec per pound squads f9-a rei 49,.
durils. spring live use per posnd. -" -.
cd. Use per pound pigeons ~
en- turkeys live, 2ec PET poena' es'''-~'
SOC per pound 49,. -
nJTTER Local ranch. is-sss W
pound
EGas Local ranch. si-a4c - -,
MEATS. live weiKht--Cows A1r ~
pound steers, tAc per pound Ss'' -
wethers tAc per pound ewes
pound Hogs. TAc per pound -
o. yer pound Bulls aud oxen ~
pound .ts
MEATS reSssd--vesi large 80
per pound medium. lo-iic ref .sses
The following are local QaesNN
made CA Western aN this mofniaAi
FRUIT ~ BLACK berries 81 90 tfes.ss-
stein apples ftabs Bartlett fcata. "a.
stabt tomatoes 8b-sQc, plunla WsFs
apples 7kc-ftat. rruncs. t0-tac -
VEGETABLES Cabbage. ~ ~ -.
pound head lettuce ss-soc dozen ~.
BART &c per pound. green en'.Ss ~
Dor dnuru. new potatoes, t-t ~
tont spinach. Tt-EaC box, cauilleNesas. - \.
dozeu. beots sl-i.a6 sack gaeaa.f,ssssS
1000 dozen; carrots 81 ssck ~
So-a6c dozen, string beans nv
pound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
PUBLIC MARKET

The following specials win b =
sale tomorrow at the public mar
ket: Boiling beef Sc, waiermelQss
and i0c, canteloupe for y
silver salmon &c h.. Alberta
peaches soc crate. sweet potsiost
4 10 for i5c.
Radishss hanenss fer Sc
Parsley Sc . bunch
Turnips. , usnehss Cor Sc
Celery. bunch. slice
Cabbage ts-Ec per n.
RutatAHss Ne -
nseis. : bunehea &c.
Read isftuee. : fer 81
Lemons fssee per dos
Fancy apples, fl2 bet
New arpiaa dozan ie-ltc-
FtnanpFtNs f6-tnc each.
Oranges. Fe-tsc den
Grape fruit large. . fer t2c
Peaches te-8ec per boz.
Fiums. tt-aec per BASKET.
rrunes it-sse per basket.
Wst.ru1slsas. ltc each.
csutAioupes 2 y SC each.
Flowers Carnations. Gee pef as<i
astcrH stc deE
Iowa creamery. lss tse. raneh ssts&
use 10
Local rAnch eggs ss-tec dea
Potatoes. new ae-lhc Der ~
Onions. 4 huneAss Sc eesiins ssas'e
Carrots ! hunehes fer Sc
summer squash. IS - ysilew sa1as<
DC 10 Hobart squash. &c 70 -
Mutihn ehops, ii-iic pr ID
steaks t2A ite - pprieIhoese ,-ts*
y sirioin. is-ite u round stssk is.lf
&C. ~. Foasss. sic H. boiling heel ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14

an ths mans hea~~ FepafrfnG IN al
Al. tranehss rabhsF weather strtprtas
en asors Ranamu ! am carpsatsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
Forty Persons Are Badly
Injured -- Two Are
Dead; Others Dying.

CHICAGO. Sept lf--Mrs. Esther
HecoH. Of Chicago aud an uniden.
titled man are dead. three are dying
and more than 20 persons are
seriously injured ~ the result Of a
collision shortly after midnight
between a swiftly moving theatre
train on the Lake Shore railroad
aud an excursion train. which left
here taking visitors 20 iaporte aud
indianapolis The excursion train
Was standing on a siding apparently
waiting for another train 10 pass,
when the theatre train. without
warning crashed into II from the
rear.
The locomotive 81 the theatre
train plonghed through the rear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
DREADFUL TRAGEDY IS
ENACTED IN CHURCH
ny United pr....,

NEWTON. n. C. Sept. L.
Mas Willie BullInger. 10 yan a
axe. was stabbed 20 death b. La
Reader, aged n. yesterday NON.
INK while seated az the organ vlss.
INK the closing hymn al sstls
school Reader leaped sudfsr,
across several benches ana w,ts
his pocket knife stabbed Der o1es
In the back and twice In The breast
She died almost instantly. Reader
is nov In the Newton Sail. Re-
Gently he was discharged from ,ks
insane asylum az cured Reader
said be had killed the girl. a. liz
was a witch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14

fANMNHIoWN a~ fNNaHoMN
Five dollars down and g. 50 per month
buys taeV lot. uunhaffuFffhie sound and
city view. ono block from Z car lines
ia minutes from Pioneer square Firtv
dollars down 80 per month. Including
Interest A courtroom. piastered cottage
blocks from car ~ minutes from
Pioneer This must he sold a. the
owuer ia plnchod A > WiikIn a 81
offee Phone Adams sat- residence
West W TT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
CONTRACTOR ARRESTED.

Antoine ONten, a local contractor,
was arrested this morning by Pa
frolwau McNRmcc on a warrant
charging him with moving a build
ing without first obtaining q pei
init. The arrest was made AT the
instance 81 Building Inspector l..
McCanley. Osten deposited $40 bah
TO guarantee hts appearance I'm
court tomorrow morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
WANTED TO euN--FuRNlTuRE.

Fur rent i.reom. furnished cottaNo,
faHe sth av Naln ttfk itsfb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14

BRooKsHiRE. Ter SEPT. IL
Dave Newton. d negro charged -.
being implicated ia the nur6e, =
John Buchtrin. a white mar -
was shot and killed al bls hors
near here Saturday. was &c.
from jail at night BY a mob -
hanged The father and bro,b..
OF the lynched negro. under ar,e.,
In connection with the killing ~.
been placed In the jail a.. Hemss
stead 20 prevent further mob w.
lence Intense excitement prev,sI.
here. and ell idle negroes have =.
ceiyed instructions 10 lesye -.
community.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
moamoss ARE ogPoHTeo.


boston. sept it.--The Mormon
priests who have been here from
Salt Lake city FOR several weeks
fighting for the admission Of Nor
mon immigrants from Europe. to-
day returned home. the Immigrants
having been deported. The Mormon
officials say they win call the at
tention % the president TO the de-
clsian Of the immigration officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
FARMS AND AcREAaE.

HHsHHfHH9'H'
sl e,s. IONS ioa. ''1 isBul S.,s 9ss no on.
hours ride from Seattle level land
good coll all fenced and cross fenced .
s s"S ipui,s ss"a ssi rooa, "3 houss
With bath barn aud several outhuiidinEa
10 chickens. caN. farming impirWenis
furniture and stands u bees tgi0o
ROBERT nALrnY.
siassaotpai Alaska nids IA 10
oSr AcWr rHEE
u . oRn pkHK
Acres selling far Stte are better than
,hess ssli'nf ssgesa ihe County Road fer
w c6nr arNDAY or MONDAY
branch offies a. Denny station Green
Lake cars Phone white ita
"a ORR a 60 o Inc.
iot 20 fta Alaska uida
heih fhenss sass - 10
RFErfAL LAND aALn
We aFn offering absolutely the heat
aAaete tarta % ths market iadpY fof
the mopsys fgft tgse and taeo buys e
eheles tstre tract apieadid colt ana
f,om depot stores pestsffice school
church and several mills Small pay.
uents cemq e. the sffiee and see
plat and naf fuil particulars
NoHEuT HALfnY
sis.sie.ssi Aisshs nlds -ia-i6
cozY LITTLE cousrRY roHg
Rfaund cottage nicely papefad aud
pMintsa. watsf pipad IN yard stores
RtaHsd school etc, close only 30 nfns
htsa fHf tide. price Z eco tsrtns tfoe
fash $40 pes nfenth W y pausH
Gee Pacific block. Second and Yssisr
waF IT
rouf arfs tract fertile land nn Hoods
canal. tlQo rarh sasF terms WIN Haffa
a co.. ile rpIumhts - iii .HE
7 CboiCs sore tract best Il soil. Everett
fstrrufban Only 1850. tsFma ttIa gEth
~ Phone u sasf M4disHn car
anaNssh
FaF saiHf sores ~ cleared Land p
miles sguth ~ Tacoma price 1850. al
cash ABBY anuef. stEM Pike ~
Naam ~ ttrf.f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
AUTO AIRS Soy.

James Roth. boy about 10 years
~ age. was struck by an antono-
bile belonging 10 James bsnhett
Friday night while cpaHiinE On
cherry II. between ztth snd sbth
avs. and was seriously hurt Ihe
hoy was coming down the street
a a rapid rate and ran into the
path ~ the biz machine he was
picked up and carried q hiH nome
Tho auto Wa car No 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
"a RMER 10
SLAIN
tsy United Press

SPOKANE. Sept tt-slain by a
person or persons whose identity is
unknown 60 the police AUTHORITIES.
and al the buildings on his ranch
destroyed hy fire, Was ihe fate Of
A. r.. Thomas whose body was
found early today IN q nAnEieo
state on the roadside not Tar from
the scene 81 the fire The crime ~
Ahrouaed In mystery. no motive sH-
cTpt that II robbery having been
advanced. Mrs Thomas and her
son. who were visiting in SPOKANE
Wheu the crime YVES committed.
started to-day for The ranch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
HAS Lao FRACTURED.

q W Roberts. who conducts
feed and sale stable at the corner
II second av. and Battery a. while
driving a pair 81 black horses slonE
tho Washington Park speedway yes
ierday. loaf control ~ the animals
was thrown from the buggy and re-
cclved a fracture ~ the right leg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14

'-TaTORTCTr CCcTT6S a1t.E %
FINE RNtrNHNa4A ths stefv - ne
ENNHa Auction CO. corner N1kH ard SEA
az Wednesday,. s~pt~niesf erfn nsnf
lra a. 10 81 q M We sill sell Va
laf - fire farultare. inefuaina rna tfasa
t~aa esfra nna Hall tree ard ladies'
NFtfing dstk slrsant ttftssFs maple and
fsaisfs nus Niitan carpets ard fuEs
WsatheFel uaA finfeE suite. haffrf chairs
auH f1ek~ra Ma t~atir ana other fine
steel ranEea fssck atsh an1 ether ha4fsft
Fafftxesafafa fne pictures and al Kinds
~ useful noasennid Hveds 500 aafusrnas
10 mention Thee eands fnaat - pnia
To uaas room Tor cIhaEs bmut miss
this sale u yau wAnt 9ins saada a. year
aam price
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