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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-02

II lieved the Repubiica4s will receive
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Delaware, Republican.

Wilmington, Del, Nov. 2-The Re-
publican State Chairman Dupont says
the state. will be Republican by 5000
to 1000. The members of the Demo-
cratic state committee say dthey ex-'
'pect to carry the state but give'no fig
ures.
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Indianapolis, Nov. 2..The day bss
fore election finds the spirited contest
that has been waged by the Republi-
can and Democratic parties for the
votes Of the citizens of indiana draw
ing to close. Both parties claim the
victory. Conservative sources are Of
opinion that neither party will carry
state by large pluralities.
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Differences In Nebraska.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 2.-The cam
paign in Nebraska will close with two
rallies here tonight. VIM. ]. Bryan
will speak from the balcony Of the
Lincoln hotel, while the Republicans
will hold rally at the. auditorium.
The Republicans claim the state by
10000, and the Democrats by $4,000.
Sheldon, Republican, probably will be
el1cted governor.
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+: !. Ohio's Majority.
Cincinnati, Nov. 2.-Both parties in
Ohio express confidence as to the re-
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many STATES .
ARE CLAIMED
B.! B BOTH PARTIES
Ante q pt Elecss> mates Of
What win Happs he =
Polls Tomorrow
FAIR WEATHER PROMISED
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
North Dakota WIN Give Taft Majority
Of $4,000 and Elect the Republican
Candidate for Governor by 1900
Says Secretary Hall.

. . = = a.s 80 A$A =
Washington, Now 2.-Gener- :
ally fair weather for election day
= throughout the United States :
: with the possible exception of the :
region extending from the north
. Pacific coast over the northern
Rocky Mountain states was pre-
dicted today by the weather :
bureau.
sssAss ss.ass ssss ssAasss
Fargo, N. D., Nov. 2-secretary
Thomas Hall of the Republican state
central committee states that Taft will
carry North Dakota by $4,000 and that
G. A. Johnson, Republican candidate
for governor, will have majority Of
not less than 10000.
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New Hampshire Safe

Concord, N. H., Nov. 2.--There were
no new developments today in the
political situation, In this state. The
chief interest has centered in the IL
cense question. Both Democrats and
Republicans claim the election Of
their candidate for governor. An
average plurality for Taft is general.
II conceded. .;
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Vermont in Line.

Montpelier, Vermont, Nov. 2.-But
little interest is being shown in this
state In the election Of next Tuesday,
which will be for presidential cleo
tors only. The indications are that
the four Republican electors will be
chosen by about the usual majorities
Of from $1,000 to 10000.
M-shown :.S :. e.3.....2 CRIB n
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Claim Johnson's Election.

st. Paul, Nov. Both Republican
and Democratic state committees are
making their final appeals to the peo-
pie today In what is to be one of the
closest state elections in years. Both
parties are confident Of success.
State Chairman Brown Of the Re-
publican committee declined to give
out an estimate ais to how. many votes
+. ]. jacobson, would lead Governor
johnson in the final contest tomorrow.
He said they were confident Of secur-
ing six out Of the nine congressional
districts Of the state. State Chairman
Day of the Democratic committee
said:
II confidently believe that the Re-
publican. majority will be reduced
more than one-half In the state. We
will elect two and possibly three
Democratic congressman: Governor
johnson walgs Is 'atn15 5ortty An the
Ssneishborhood Of 50 900, and 70 abso-
lutely sure Of election" ~
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Republicans II Massachusetts.

Boston, Nov. 2.--With the election
only q matter Of hours and the Re-
publicaps conceded to be in complete
command Of the situation in Massa-
chusetts on the national contest, In
terest in Tuesdays battle in this state
centered in the size of the vote and
Mr.. sTaft's plurality. Eliminating the
abnormal vote Of 1896, when McF1in-
ley carried the state by 1853, 900, the
average Republican plurality In
) Massachusetts since 1872 In presi-
Dental canvass has been about $4,000.
Four years ago President Roosevelt
won the state by $4,000. Although Mr..
TAFT will carry the state according to
all political observers. Lieutenant
Governor Draper's contest for the
governorship with Senator James H.
SVahey 10 somewhat more In doubt.
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Michigan Republican.

s Detroit, Mich. Nov. r2.-Wfth Michi-
kxn generally conceded to Taft and
Sherman by large majority, both
parties profess to be confident of
elscting their candidates for COVER.
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Kansas for Taft

Topeka, Kas., Nov. 2.-There was no
abatement In political activity in Kan
sas today. A normal Republican ma
jority for TAFT, the state ticket and
eight Republican congressman is ex-
pected. Rain fell over a large part
Of the state today but the weather ID
clearing this afternoon.
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Maine Normal,

Portland, Maine, Nov. 2.-Witf
state issues settled at the September
elections, Maine shows today only !
general interest in the national situa,
tion. With good weather q norma
Republican plurality for Taft is ex.
pected in the state.
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Ns Change In Maryland.

Baltimore, Nov. 2.-The day has
6een quite an idle one among politicf-
ans and has been productive Of no de-
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81 1894 and has seven electoral votes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14
HOME IS SAVED
 FOR MUSEUM

Paris. June 13.-The little garden house standing in the park attached to No. 4s Rue Raynouard, where the great roman- cer, Balzac, found a refuge from his creditors from 1872 to ISIS has been saved from contractors who were going to tear it down to make room for an apartment house and turned into Balzae museum
 The cortage is but one-story high. Bal zac occupied it rent free after his idyll with George Sand had bankrupted him. Its main advantages as refuge were the high walls surrounding the park and well hidden gate opening upon another street.
 If creditor succeeded in entering tlIe park, Balzac had yet time to flee and escape the debtors prison. Balzac wrote some of his most famous romanees in thls retreat
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14
FARMING BY
 THE SQUARE INCH

This Is the story of a remarkable Q solution of the secret of success in farming on small scale, chiefly for the benefit of those who cannot afford to buy large tracts of land and would not be able to work them if they gould So writes H. D. Jones In the Technical World Magazine for July. To pique the curiosity of the reader, let it be first explained, in all seriousness, that if farm cultivated in this way is leased it should be understood that when the the soil with him.
 The soil used in this method of farm ing must be of unusual richness. The story begins with the efforts of two women to gain livelihood from Moth CT Nature. They leased five acres of land in Berkshire, Eng. Later they found that five acres was too much land, and that they could find full work for themselves and for students who hocked to them to learn how 1t was done, with profit for all, on a. piece of ground less than haf tNe size of that first taken.
 The teachers of the women were a French gardener and his family, who, with an acre of land in France, sold s25O0 worth of produce in year. The scene at the farm is thus described by one who visited it.
 In bare plowed field stands square palisade of zinc plates enclosing about three-quarters of an acre. Behind it the French gardener and the women who lease the land have wrought what looks like a sheer miracle to any one unac quainted with the system.
 The ground Is all covered with inverted bell glasses of the knid known in Europe as clochers Under each bell at the time this writer visited the farm were five lettuces. Lettuces were growing around
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

the bells and other vegetables sown broad cast were coming ID everywhere In each of number of frames 4our feet square were 30 lettuces, a mass of carrots and cauliflower.
 The entire secret of the growth of these products before the regular season is in the cropping and the soil. Every inch of the soil bears at east three crops a year. { each of them anticipating the season and therefore producing fancy prices.
 This remarkable method of making every inch of land count IS described i'll detail by the writer and the article is H. lustrated with very interesting photo- graphs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14
A Bryan Anecdote.

Among the many interesting stories of Bryans trip around the world is a charming little anecdote Illustrating his constant thoughtfulness of his friends back in Normal.
 Johnny Coles Is a motorman on the trolley line at the foot of the hill says the July Delineator. Ask him If he knows MT. Bryan. It is with deep chested pride that he answers, wy sure I've been to MT. Bryan's 'ouse many a time. Often 'es said to me. wy, Johnny, I'm glad to see you Come any time, an the door won't be locked, an you Just walk right in Els that common, MT. Bryan Is, an 'es the fine gentleman, too, as ever lived Wy ma'am,''-very earnestly,- MT. Bryan e brought me plum pud- din from 'hEngland." It was. whNn Johnny Coles had heard of the in- tended trip abroad, that he said to MT. Bryan, riding on his car one day, An, would you be goin' to Old h'England. for that's me 'ome, and maybe you'd see me folks over there." So it hap pened that on his trip around the world Mr. Bryan turned aside from his itin- erary to search out a cottage in Ox- fordshire, where he received the plum pudding from the hands of a white haired old woman who sent it with her blessing to her son in faroff Amer lea.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

man produced s5 bill Whiskers careless ly dropped his handful of silver dollars into this individuals hand. Of course, the fat man couldn't count the money, or Whislkers might have found out his mistake, so he hurriedly thrust it in his pocket At the next corner Whiskers left the car and the fat man exultantly drew out the silver dollars.
 ''There were only four silver dollars, the other two having been neatly palmed bv Whiskers in the transfer"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

The White Enamel Refrigerator Company of St. Paul. Minn., in selling us their remarkable refrigerators, authorize us to make every purchas CT a guarantee, which is made good by trial of the wonderful food keeper in actual use.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

Ads illustrated with good cuts ara trade winners-The GawK makes good cuts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-07
IA CASA LUGUBRK

al respecto nadie, es tan sobria y econo-
mica que poir6is 6jarle con tOda seguridad
e vino los licores la cerve2a. En- Cuanto
mi vivo Ell PentonPiace Pentov1lle en- una.
habtaci6n algo baja verdad, pero ven
tilada con ventanas que Caen I'm gran patio
con las paroles cubiertas de papel Y con una
chmenea que gasta POGO carbon Y no hace
humo. Senorita os adore; tened la bonda1 de
hacer acta de mi decaraci6n de permitir
que le apoye pidiendo formalmente vuestra
manO.
NJ. Guppy s. arrodnlo ante mi con ademan
teatral.
Por dicha mia mediata entire ambos la
mesa v no me asust6 su lneepeIada declaraclon
seguida de la oferta de casamento.
-Deiad esa acttud ridicula-le dije,-6
me we're oblgada faltar mi promesa tirar
del Gordon de la campanilla
-Oidme, senorita-dio NJ Guppy ponien
dose las manos en- cruz
No escuchareis una palabra hasta que
ocupeis Ell sitio Y la actltad que no hubiera
deado 81 no estuvi6rais loco prlvado del sen.
lido com1n.
Sc levant6 con IN ademan mohino y volvio
sentarse.
-lOue irrisi6n, senorital-dijo 10 llevandose
Ia al coraz6n moviendo la cabeza con
nelancolia-ique horrible irrision es el encon-
lrarse delante de una mesa eL TN trance como
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-07
F'ilipinas

Una embarca cion de recreo, que lie.
vaba bordo del Manila q la Isla del
Corregidor setenta y cinco excursio-
nistas, fue sorprendida en- Ell viaje
por I'm tifon. Sc cree que IS pasaje-
ros. comprendidos tres americanos,
han perecido. Los otros fueron re-
|cogidos por Ell vapor ingles "Suveric'
que pasaba por las cercanfaS en- Ell
momento del naufragio. El trabajo
,lel salvamento fue dificil causa del
fuerte temporal.
Ell general Weston ha recibido
6rdenes de Washington para aprobar
ell contrato para provision de tela de
Khaki a las tropas. y segin los ter
minos convenidos Sc pongan en- eje-
cucion. La manufacture de la tela
representa- $4,000 para los conner.
ciantes de Manila
-Nuevos datos sobre la catastrofe
de la lancha San Gabriel Sc han
salvado sesenta pasajeros y los tri-
pulantes. P o c S mujeres niflos
salvaron la vida. Entire los ahogados
no Sc ha hallado ningdn americana
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pOR CARLOS DICKENS

tan solo, como es deber vuestro, de los nego-
clos de M. Kenge Carboy
Un momento NADIA mas senorita-
mo M. Guppy deteni6 6ndome ell brazo en- el
mOmento que iba lamar; me habeis pro
metdo que nadie rebelariais 10 que os he
dicho.
No tema1s-repuse;-ca no ser
que algdn d1a me obliguen vuestras imperti-
nenc1as romper e siencio.
-iPor favor. un momento mas senorita
En- el case en- que llegarais tomar en- con-
slderac1on la proposition que os he hecho
aunoue pasara mucho tempo, porque mi amor
5era eterno, en- el case de que consideraseis
con menos rigor mis- ofertas, especialmente
a los medios mas oportunos para acIarar ell
mlster1o de vuestra existencia, bastard que
escribais cuatro lineas en- ell sobre; A Gui-
llermo Guppy. Penton- Place. nt1mero 87
caso de ausencla 0muerte ca consecue ncla de
nj desengano por otras causas), q mistress
Guppy, Old-Street Road, n1mero 3o2
Lame por TN entro el criado
M. Guppy dej6 su tareta sobre la mesa.
saludo salio contristado Y abatido.
Cuando salfa de la casa, mire por Ia vetana
vi que sc paraba para mirarme
Volvf bojear los cuadernos de cuentas.
cuando termine mi trabajo afFegle ell escritorio
deJe todos los papeles en- SD sitio, me sentf
tan tel1z y tranquila que crei haber ovidado
aquel 1mprevisto incidente Pero cuando me
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-07

huesos de las aceitunas & Ia cara
de los comensales. como suele
hacer en- las comidas de campo
A la seflcra de la casa la obse-
quiara, cuando lleguen los pos
tres, con un bizcocho 6 una
fruta; y para darle a entender
que no siente asco, mordera, por
ejemplo, una pera, hara que la
senora la tire TN mordisquito
Y sc comera despues 10 que So
bre, diciendo:
-Esta pera sabe al perfume
de Su linda boca.
Aunque sienta IN gran deseo
de averiguar ST las caderas de
las senoras son postiZas. sc abs
tendra de tocarlas nj de formu
lar preguntas sobre su volumen.
Todo 10 mas que debe hacer es
decirlas:
-iCaramba lOue buenas car
mes tiene usted, senora!
Nunca debe aludir a los dien.
tes postizos de su interlocutor
aunque note que este los usa.
Al reves, siempre que tenga la
seguridad de que no son natu-
rales exclamara con aparente
admiration:
Que hermosa dentadura
tiene usted! iParece mentira
que en- su edad la conserve in
taCta!
Fingira no conocer cuando
una sonora esta en- estado inte-
resante. y por conslguiente no
le perguntara Cuanto le falta
para salir de cuenta. Case de
que salga buenamepte la con-
servacion Y ella 10 declare, de
bera decir:
Con que en- cinta teh? " es
listed CaSada2
ST la aludida Sc ruborizase
anadira:
No Sc ponga usted asi, seno-
rita. Nadie esta llbre de come
ter una falta.
En- fin, el professor de mi pue-
bio sacaba discipulos tan exec
lentes. que alguno lego a Ma
drid Y a los dos meses Sc casa ba
con una titula del reino; pero
otros llegaron, introduj6ronse
en- Ell gran mundo, fueron con
vidados 4 conner 49,. V antes de
los pOstres va les habian echado
por las escaleras.
LHls Taboada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-07
MAS oBRAs, REcIBIDAs
EN- La LrBRERrA DEL Roletfn .

EN- La LIBRERTA DEL R0letSm.
Manual de fabrication de Chocola-
49,. tes, Pastas para sopas y galletas,
por don Luis Godos. I tomo en-
cuadernado $I.55 con franqueo.
Obras Poeticas de don Jose de Es-
pronceda, / tomo en- r1stica As
7a ctvs. con franqueo.
La collection entera de las obras de
Carolina Invernizio, Is ctvs.
tomo con franqueo.
Compendio de la Historic Universal
de Cesar Cant1. / tomo encua-
dernado en- tela roia $I.6o con
franqueo.
Ell derecho y su practica, al alcance
de todos, por T. Pr y Arsuaga. I
tomo encuadernado en- tela ST. 90
con franqueo.
La Introduction Ia Vida Devota
por el bienaventurado Francisco
de Sales, principe Y obispo de
Colonia de los Alobrogues. I to-
mo encuadernado en- piel 81. 90
con franqueo.
Sc acaba de recibir en- esta 1ibrerfa,
la lmportante obra titulada:
La mitad del mund0 vista desde un
aut0m0yiI. de Pekfp Paris en-
% dfas.) Un tomo de 6o8 pagi
mas, elegantemente encuaderna-
do en- tela dorado, 200 ilustracio-
nes fotograhcas Y una carta
itineraria, por don Luis Barzini.
Precio $3.3o con franqueo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-07
SELECCIONANDO
LA URBANIDAD EN- Ek
MUNDO ELEGANTE

SOnaS de v1So, nay que tener en-
cuenta muchas y muy impor-
tantes reglas y someterse la
direction de un inteligente en-
el ramo,
En- mi pueblo habfa TN senior
que sc dedicada a instruir a
aquellos jovenes que pensaban
ingresar en- Ell gran mundo. Ell
habfa tenido relaciones amoro
sas con una marquesa viuda, y
su lado habfa adquirido como
cimientos profundos sobre la
manera de conducirse en- socie-
dad Y de seguir una conversa-
.cion con titulos de Castillo, ca
pitanes generates, magistrates
del Supreme y obispos.
A 10 mejor llegaba de Ameri-
ca, cargado de millones un su-
ieto falto de finura, Y 10 primero
que hacia era dirigirse a casa
del professor de referencia para
decirle:
-Deseo que me elegantice
usted, porque quiero II a Madrid
a alternar con la aristocracia
FL professor empeZaba por linn
piarle las unas al indiana. y le
recortaba, no solo los pelillos
RESIDENCES dentro las ventani-
llas de la nariz, sino tambien
los que suelen asomarse por los
oidos. Despues le echaba hacia
atras la cabeza, a fin de que ad-
quiriese aspecto de hombre i'm
portante, Y le obligaba a que Sc
comprara inmediatamente una
boquilla de ambar con abraza-
deras de orc. HechO este, daba
principle a sus leccjones.
Ell hOmbre que qu1era en-
trar en- el gran mundo-decia,
debe comenzar por lavarse de-
tenidamente, a cuyo efecto COM
prara I'm frasco de Colonia
para echar en- la palangana. Ell
iavado del rostro 10 hara a dia-
rio. de ser este possible, Y Ell de
los pies Cada Ocho 8 ounce dias,
segun que lie suden 9 no aque-
llas extremidades. Ha de pro
curar que los pantalones no le
hagan rodilleras Y que los taco
mes de las bOtas Sc Conserven
dereCnOS ST tuviese IN lOba-
Milo en- parte visible, sc apre-
surara q que Sc 10 revienten, Y
ST lie Oliera el al1ento tendra
siempre en- la boca una pastilla
aromatica del Serrallo, o en- su
defeCto un POGO de raiz de lirio.
La Cebolla cruda debe rechazar-
Sc por todo hombre de buena
sociedad, asi como Ell alo, pOr
ser ambOs alimentOs OCasiOna-
dos a eruCtOs: mas ST e6tOs Sc
presentaran pOr una caSual1dad,
10 mas Conveniente es volver la
cabeZa para no eCharlos en- la
cara de su lnterlOCutor.
ST en- una vista, o en- un ban
quote, 8 en- un bale Sc siptiese
piCor en- la barriga o en- cual-
quiera otra parte del cuerpo,
debera la persona interesada in.
troducir con disimulo la mano
derecha por debajo del ChaleCo
Y rasCarse secretamente. 81 Ell
picor fuera en- una pantorrilla,
Ia aCeTcaTa al mIeble mas inme-
diato frotandola con suavidad
para no despertar sospechas.
A UNIQUE sintiese las narjCes
obstruidas, no introducira en-
elias los dedos delante de la
gente, pero podra ocultarse tras
una cortina del salon Y limpiar-
Sc con ella. Tampoco podra es-
cupir en- Ell suelo nj qu1tarse
las botas aunque le apretaran,
nj quedarse en- mangas de ca :
misa por mucbo que fuere el
calor. Case de que le sudaran
las manos. Sc las secara en- los
muebles de tapiceria o en- los
vestidos de las senoras sin que
AStaS 10 n0tan.
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TRIBUNAL SUPREME DE PUERTO RIC0
OFICINA DEL SEcRETARro

Por Ia presente Sc informa al publ
co On general que los PROGRAMS para la
admission de aspirantes al ejercicio de
gu ABOGAOIA ante los Tribnnales
Inulares, no SO distribuyen en- esta
Ofcina, debiendo dirigirse todo ell que
interese alg1n ejemplar de ellos, a la
Liberia del BoLETIN MEROANTIL,
que ha tornado & su cargo la publica-
ci6n Y venta de los mismos
San Juan Puerto Rico, % de Julio dc 1907.
n. #. Castro,
Eozeans del Tribunal Npfome
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE TO cREplToRs ANo AP-
POtNTMENT OF EXECUTOR.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FiReT JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND
E0R RE COUNTY OF 0RMseY.
n the Matter Of the Estate et
.BEM MARTIN, ,Neeeaaed.
Notice il ihaseAy giEee that the
andamtGaed has this .Aax been duly
apasinted and qualified BY the Dis
tsict Court Of the First Judicial Dis
trtct Of the State Of Nevada, in and
fer the County OF 0<usby. As Ekecu'
tor Of the Estate af BEN MARTIN.
Deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to file the
same with proper vouchers and statu.
tory adidavit attached, with the Clerk
Of said Court. within three months
after the first publication Of this
notice, if not they will be barred by
the statute.
Dated this 10th day Ct February. 1905
ANTOINE NALLETT
Executor of the Estate of Ben Martin
deceased.
E. o. PATTERSON, Clerk
JAMES D. FINCH,
Attorney for Executor.
Date of first publication, Februar!
q 1908.
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EAGLES DANCE MAY ;. 1908
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-15

EAGLES Dance Opera House May let
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES
TATE At PUBLIC AUCTION

Notice is hereby given, That in pur-
suance of an order of sale made and
entered by the First Judicial District
Court of the State of Nevada, Orms-
by County, on the 21st day of March,
1908, in the matter of the estate of
Frank P. Curry, deceased, the under
signed. Administrator of the estate of
said deceased. will sell at public auc-
ton, subject to confirmation by said
Court, the following described real
property; and all furniture and other
personal property belonging thereto
and contained therein.
Lot No z, in Block No Z of Sears.
Thompson & Sears Division of Car
son City, Nevada, on King Street. on
| which is situated the dwelling house
and bakery formerly owned by Peter
Cavanaugh; together with the east
/ ten feet in width Of Lot No. s, in
Block No. Z, of Sears, Thompson &
! Sears Division of said Carson City
Nevada, having a frontage Of ten feet
in width on King Street, and extend
! ing back the entire length or depth
of said Lot No 5, with a width of ten
feet throughout
Said Sale will be made on Wednes-
day, the 18th day of April, 1908, at
l o'clock p. NJ of said day, in front of
| the premises above described.
Terms of sale, ten per cent Of the
amount bid and accepted in cash.
F.. KNOBLOCk.
Administrator of the Estate of Frank
i p. Curry, Deceased
March "a, 1908. AIS