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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-30
EIEcTRcTY TO DC
AWAY WITH SMOKE

Chicago. July 30.--Electricity as a
motive power. which Mayor Busse
has urged should be- used on the
trains entering Chicago to do away
with smoke OF locomotives, has just
scored new triumph in being sub
stituted for steam in the longest
submarine tunnel IN the world. This
Is the st. Clair tunnel under the
river connecting the unitea states
and Canada at Port Huron, Michi-
gan. and sarnla, ontario. This Is
on the direct lire from Chicago TO
eastern Canada. on the Grand Trunk
railroad, and the frat electric loco
motives have already been put into
service at the tunnel on trains run
ning 20 and from this city. Tha
eioctrIflcation OF the tunnel marks
n great step in the progress OF the
electrical science as applied 10 trans
portaiion. The mighty steam mo-
guis which used 60 handle trains
through the tunnel have been re-
placed by compact. powerful elec-
trio engines driven by $50 horse
power alternating current motors
The frames OF the novel locomotives
are similar TO those of steam mo-
guis. on the frame there being a cab
OF structural steel provided with
doors at each end and each side
The engines are built as two half
nnits. each with three driving wheeis
and these units can be coupled up
20 one when desired. with free pas"
sage throug the doors from one sec
ton TO another. Inside the cab In
the electrical equipment. Practical
Iy the entire operations connectef
with the running OF the trains are
carried on by electricity. A motor
driven air compressor Is installed In
the cab and supplies compressed air
not only for the operations OF the
brakes on the engine aud the train
service but also for the working OF
the various devices on the locomo-
tive for which compressed air Is
used. Including the operation Of the
trolley bow and the electrically con
troIled switches. the ringing OF the
bell, the sanding OF the track and
the setting Of the circuit breakers.
Tho tunnel has been in existence for
about 10 years and Is now one OF the
most important gateways OF traffic
between Canada and the United
states. and hereafter Will be one OF
the smokeleas ones.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-30
WHEN THE REDMEN
MET AT MEDFoRD

w. A. S. Bird. great sachem OF the
United States: George n. Farrin OF
Marshfield. great sachem OF ore
gon; Alfred d. Curry of Baker City,
great junior sycamore, Great Repre-
sentative G. NJ. orton OF Portland.
II. W. Ritner. OF Pendleton, great
chief OF records; Jacob Reich, great
keeper of wampum; DR.. J. II. How
ara OF Portland. great trustee. John
Larkin OF Portland, great trustee,
and other prominent Redmen are in
Medford 10 attend the annual great
council Of oregon OF the /. o. r. NJ.
A public reception inagurated the
program OF entertainment Monday
evening at Redmen's hall. Elaborate
preparations had been made To en-
tertain the visiting braves. whose
numbers swelle1 20 several hundred
before the week was over. Street
were gay with bunting and festooned
with incandescent lights. Stores
were appropriately decorated, while
the red badges OF Weatonka tribe
were everywhere In evidence. Every
body was invited 10 turn out for the
welcoming reception.
Tue day the great council held a
business session In the evening
there was a competitive drll and 2
concert by the Medford military bnd.
The general committee IN charge
of the celebration consisted OF J. II.
Fitzgerald, L. l.. Jacobs nd W. B
Jackson.
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Chicago. July 3O.-The army OF
moths which have caused such de-
etrnctlon 20 trees In Buffalo, De.
trolt and other eastern cities. ha,
at last reached Chicago In It's west
ward course and the winged peat,
are now rayaglng the foliage In the
city parks and In the suburbs. Gard
enera and city authorities every
where are uniting In an EFFORT to
save the trees and war OF exter-
minatlon will begin at once. The
Invaders are the particular kind
known ~ white marked Tussock
moths and according to entomolo-
gista they have made unusual head
way this year because certain other
insects. their natural parasites. have
been destroyed by atmospheric con-
ditlonf The moth IL a native or
this country and It's fayorlte tld-
oft, are the leaves aud young bark
os the lindenE. soft naples AMI tho
Nurse ehesnuts The caterpillar Is
gorgeous creature. with coral
red head, yellow body streaked
with coral gray and a pair Of wav-
ing black plumes ON as forehead
that remind one of the decorations
Of a funeral heafse. The female
moth dero'its from roo 70 600 eggs
in gsay.eolored oval mas, which
may be saeu hanging from twigs of
trees The Young caterpillars begin
Ia feet ca leaves as soon az they arc
born. The, nlro prey upon fruit and
have habit OF slrdling email twlgs
hy raung the bark ip circle The
pet is spreading westward al an
alarming rate ans vigorous steps
are be'ng taken TO stamp q out The
mot "a etlsa Nay to protect trees
thet are attacked say those Who have
made study of ihe matter. Ia TO
tpFay enc leaves With solution Of
aF'epete oi lead aud water
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-30
Gcac,a. weather summary.

Ia the wef,en count es the week
Vas not 50 warm as he rrecedlng
one ana IN the eastern ooua,les IA
was irlile warmer The iempora.
tpre durlng she lesl lhree days was
ahove uofms' ana daius tac lat,er
portion of tie week ID Was uearB
normal on slightly heiow normal
with eooi nirhts No rala a cen.
sequence fen IN N, weltogn eoua.
ties IN the n.wheaasrn counties
showery conditions prevailed an the
sisl aad ssad ana m the mountains
ana foothnls tbe rainfall was mod
efa'elY heavy. bul Ia the ealtl.a,el
'slleys 4 amoup,ed 10 very little
TAers we're from two "a three dAys
VITA r'ornihs log Ia the coast eoaa.
sles. which Mas followed before noon
ey esiehs saashlAy woAtAsr. The
amount % sunshine was about nor
NAL IA all dlssrl,s. No damaging
hlEh vindl occurred.
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WON IN Is
SAVED BY
BUTTON


San Franclsco. July 29.-Mrs. Va.
lerie Mingam. who was shot in the
breast by her husband last night
and owes her life 60 a newspaper
Is today sitting up IN bed at the
Central Emergency hospital and will
be ab'e 10 leave In few days, when
she recoyers from the shock OF last
nights terrible tragedy. Mingaa
lies on a slab at the morgue. Think
ing that he had killed his wife, he
slashei himself go times over tho
heart with a long knife. and ended Il
by s'ashng his iugular vein twice
Theobold Mmgam was a carpenter
and he and his wife had been gera-
rated Tor several wears. the woman
and her daughter living at the home
OF Mrs William ca tro daughter
%! he wounded man.
Last night Mlngam entered the
house hy kitchen window. re
pointed a revolver az his step-daueh.
ter who was holding her baby on
her lap, aud pulled the trigger. The
sun failed 20 explode and Mrs. Cas-
tro escaped through the back door.
The man then drageed his wife into
the bath room aud shot her In the
breast A button and a newspaper
turned the bullc, a-ide. and the
wound was mere assh wound.
thinking thar he had killed his wife.
committed suicide.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-30

4 5, Taylor, J. b. Eiiy. Portland
Wade siler' Elgin; Harold n. Butler
PralFie City; r. b. Pratt. Oregon
CITY W l. Warren. MeMinnville ;
ID w Eyre, Salem, 4. W. Hazard
Salem C. G. Mayger. Mayger: n.
W. Howard, Rainier; Frank Motter,
J. II. nleta. Sol Blumauer. Port
land; o. wissinger. Milwaukee.
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willamette Hotel Arrivals.

John c. Shillock. Portland.
o. w. ol-on, do.
A. A. Reardone, do.
r. L. Mason, Albany.
F. II. Stuart and family, Port
and.
Clarence Stewart. do.
Edythe Earl, do.
Mrs. S, A. Yoakam, Marshfield.
s. b. Moran. Portland.
A. G. Stone, do.
Or. Carver Gibson, do.
ID. b. Howard, Portland.
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naII anl sInI.IarI rnrrI,rs


\ monumental tax faces the in-
spector and the gostoisce depar,.
men' IN arranging the schedule OF
routes, The boundaries have been
nSed Tor some time aud viii be an.
uounced next Friday. bat the hours
ot delivery and the arrangement OF
'he roa'es T. another question. II
Is one whlch q causing considerable
study hy lAe ofiee authorities ani Is
also one which the citizens are Anx.
loas TO ascertain According To the
present train schedule. q seems
ihes u viii be quite late In the day
before the Outlying par,ions OF the
oi'y VIII be reached by the carriers
ghongh the Vstem goes into effect
aeN Friday eliminating unforeseen
oe''aeles which can partially be
remetied by the city authorities a,
The eleventh hoer--li viii REQUIRE
considerable time, doubtlessly. he.
ioFe 'he Intricate machinery gets 70
~orklng properly.
The Inspector is expected on every
rain.
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New CORPORATIONS

First Presbyterian Church OF Nys-
sa' oregon; principal orhce. Nyssa
ineorpora'ora, W Barclay Van Dyke
Murdoch Mcdonald snd c. c. Hunt,
University Drug Company; prlnci.
nal once. Portland; capital stock,
$4,000; ineorporators. A. h. brown
C. W Rowhay aud A. W. Kline.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-30

Bert Barber, OF Elton. Wis. SAYS
nave only taken four doses of lie
Wits Kidney and Bladder pills and
they have done for me more than any
other medicine has done" Sold by
all druggists
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-30

Kodoi will without doubt nelp any
one who has stomach disorders or
stomach troubles. Take Kodol today
and continue II for the short time
that is necessary to give you com
plete relief. Kodol is sold by all
druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-30

n v0ur ~... -""oys Won lurorn
her that you desire to purchase a
new dress.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-30

Use DeWitt's Little Early Risers
peasant ittle pills that are easy 10
take. Sold hv All druggists.
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For any further information u|
agents.
WI. M'MURRAY.
General Passenger Agent
PORTLAND, OREGON

Time Card No. ss. Southern P,
Co., Effective Sunday, Mar
1908.
Toward Portland, Passenru,
No. 16.-5:13 a. m.-oregon
press.
No. 1S.-S:40 a. m.-Cottage d
passenger.
No. 12.-2:45 D. m.-Rosebur,
senger.
Toward Portland, Freight
No. 222.- $500 D. m.-Poa|
fast freight.
No. 226.-10:40-1l:2S a. \
way freight.
Toward San Francisco, Passed
No. 11-lj:03 a. m.-Roxl
passenger
No. 17.-6:45 p. m.-Cottags d
passenge.
No. 15.-9:bU u. m.-Calliorh|
press.
No. 1881 a. m.--san Fna
express.
Toward San Francisco. Fnis4
No. 221.-2:43 n. m.-Portlan.
freight.
No. 225.-11:2S a. m.--way n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-30

IL is pleasure TO get dirty II we
only clean up afterwards.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-30

The so-ealled successful man is A
savage
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Posts Arr I'm

Twelve posts, on which VII be AZ.
nNcd as many mail boxes are nov up
tn the various parts of the city
where residents can mail letters 10
be picked up hy the carrlers.
nsll and Sioddarl Carriers.
Al this dime. the local omce ha
not been notified who the two sub
Fii'ute carriers viii De, bat the reeu-
hrs who VIII start out with Unclo
SAINTS mail next FRIDAY are Clinton
hall and David stodhrd. The ear
rieFs' substitutes viii he announced
when the recent examination papers
are graded.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-30

Oregon Electric Time TsHs|
Time of arrival and depaftii
cars at Salem is as follows, Poi
and intermediate points:
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Insnector IIerc EIrst.

According to adyiees received By
Postmaster Richey. the government
will send an Inspector here before
Friday to give FINAL voice on the sys-
ten and decree whether or not the
city has done its share toward bring
Inc the service. II he finds that the
condition of sidewalks and number
Ing OF the houses are not satisfac-
tory, II Is expected that he will put
a quietus ON free delivery In La
Grande until the requirements are
met. The plan OF placardlng the
streets has been followed to sue
cessful end, as required by former
inspectors. and were the sidewalks
and numbers all In proper shape
nov, We could say for a certainty
that the service would start next
Friday.
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IA GRANDE RURAL
SERVICE To START
ia Grande Obaeryer.l }

Unless the government inlpector
throws cold water on the project
when he arrives in La Grande. tho
free mail delivery service will be
put into action next Friday morning.
There are but two things that can
forestall the service ut this time,
and they are: sidewalks aud the
house numbers. The latter problem
Is not 80 far OF from requirements.
but sidewalks In various parts OF
the city that come within the boun-
daries OF the service. are dilapldated
and neeI Improvement. In fact. II
behooves the city authorities 20
take immediate steps 10 enforce
both house numbering and sidewalk
ordinances.
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FRIEDMAN'S
Final AuctiOnl / Sale.
JANUARY 7th, 1908
Beginning al 1890 ?. NJ Sharp and Stopping
at 500, and then The Same Evening begin,
ming al 1870 and Continuing Until 1000.

the undersigned had u safe December d.
aud has explained thlt hc is going To lraN,
the urlghborhood on account ui his health
aud am Obliged Ia have this second sail
ana viii sell without underbldding "a
following articles
une upright piano, with highgrado dunf
cred oak case THIS instrument Is brnEf
new aud Is u regular ~JtO 10 piano. Auyi
VINO desires To see II before the safe cauI
so.
Due furniture 4, livery wagon. lust n goul
new. This wagon Is n very Hight runneri
II win hold AT least T. ton II Is u handy
guT Tor the creamery. Tor the min, nn
excellent wagon Tor the store Keeper .
singer sewing muchiucs aud WIsr7,.
a Wilson sewing Machines. II j. not
Snry to plain the reputation OF The
ard Wheeler a wilson Sewh Mnchf
Watches clocks. street aud stable
hlnuRcts, suit cases, mems sw"atcr{ +
ing, SHOES, underwear. umhrrellas
buns.
- uits nI ,vhsnt strny
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MIR. Elwood Webster, OF near Cal
vert, has sold his 20 acre farm to How
ard Kimble.
Joseph Clifford, Of near SyIinar
lost fine driving horse last Saturday
The animal fell in ditch and broke 4:
shoulder
The annual turkey dinner OF the
Rising Sun Detective Association will
be served in the lecture room OF the
Rising Sun M. +. Church. at noon to-
day, Saturday, by the ladies Of the
Mite Society.
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MIR. +. J. Murray Is holding d big
"cut sale" At bis Main street store, op-
posiie the Court House.
The store Of S. Burssan IL Mid.
dletown was broken into and robbed
last Sunday night and goods to the
value II sIoo taken.
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House and Lot al private sale

Amos Brown aticr> atprivnte sale his house
and about y acres of laud, situated nj
LewisyiIe Maryland. The house contains
very pleasant locality. near to all modern
conveniences. There H. also IA barn and
OF her outbuildings with well OF good water.
The property will be sold Mt reasonable
price and offers an opportunity for invest.
ment or Tor n comfortable home. FOR price
and terms, inquire of George \. blake.
Elkt, II, Maryland.
.IunI.lt
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IS Fine Cattle ~

Including y Young Mitch Cows 3 Noarllng
Heitcrs and Bull. uf the COWS, x are Thor.
oughbrpd nuTUHms, the other Durham.
Guernsey grades. All ARE good mitch cows.
and for the Inst seven months have drawn
Sl5 per month frs IN the creamery. Thor
oughhTcd Dui ham NCarling Hciirrs. ana |
TRADE. Thoroughbred Durham HUI. 10
months Old.
The above cattle ARE all home raised aud
all we'll worth the attention of darymcu.
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AUD lors Notice


This II 10 give office that the subscriber
ofCecii county, has obtained from the Or
phans Court Of said county, letters tesla.
mentary on the personal estate OF
GEORGE y. BRADY,
late OF said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against The said dect nsed are
hereby warned to exhibit the SAME. with
the vouchers thereof duly authenticated ON
OF. before the 10th day Of June 1905. they may
otherwise, by law, be excluded from all h,7E
e1t OF said estate. All indebted 70 said e. I. <{'
are requested TO make Immediate pay ,3<<-
TO the subscribers. At4
Given under my hand and seal ~ ii AZ
day OF Decamber, III. VI
FREDERICK BRADY I.
Tesf: THOs. IL. Mii.i.ER. ~ .>t a IS
Decit 81 + 81 "A 5I
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PerryViIle Tax Notice

Taxes for the town OF perryville are the
same N the state are county, due and pay
able on or before January |. 1905. All taxes
not paid NJ that timc VIII bear Interest rom
september i-i.
\. a. OWNS,
drr.S. Sec'y and Treas.
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ATTORNEYS SALE
or MoRruAoEp
Personal Property

tanned In q chattei mortgage rom william
II. Jones and George Meekins to The Aui.
tman a Taylor Machinery Company, dated
April tih. 1907. and recorded In the mortgage
r. cords OF Cecil County, Maryland. IN Liber
NJ. D.. No. 7, folio ~. viii sell Mt public asis.
tion nj the Warwick. Creamery. In the will
age of Warwick. In said cecil County, ON
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Local lettings

passed over this county last Monday
evening.
William NJ. Ilaines, OF Colora,
had his hand badly manglcd while op-
Grating corn cutter.
The Grand Lodge. |. o. O. T., OF
Maryland, will hold special session
in Elkton, February 60
The public schools OF Cecil county
will open lnonday morning. after being
closed for the holidays.
Sheriff Haddaway, OF Kent county
has appointed Samuel +. Startt de-
putty to succeed former Sheriff Andrew
Medders.
The third dance given in the Com
pany l. Armory was held last Tues
day evening. The attendance was
good. and an enjoyable time was spent.
The Delaware College Basketball
team will play the University OF Mary
land team in the first game OF the
season. next Friday evening, January
10th.
Rev f. A. Gillespie will preach at
Big Elk Chapel Sunday afternoon, Jan
uary s. at 3 o'clock.
The NJ l.. Church at Union, which
has been closed for repairs. was re-
opened by "iug-brcaking" service
Thursday evening.
"A Christmas entertainment was
held in Harris NJ. T.. Church Elk Neck
last Tuesday evening. 1t was follow
ed by watch meeting al which was
begun series oi revival services.
The Elwood Webster property OF
10 acres near Rising Sun, occupied by
W. O. Fowler, has been sold by Sam.
mel 4. Taylor, agent, to Mrs Belle II.
IlaincS. for $Ia1s.
Why not see about those new car
riages now. and consult Burns Bros,
IIavre dc Grace, Md. Never were
their carriages better and never was
che demand for them So great. apr Oft
The December term al the Circuit
Court will rccunvcnc Monday morn
ing at 1890 O'Clock Nj petit jurors
and witnesses must he present The
New States Attorney Mr. Albert Con.
table. will have charge 81 the crimi-
nal eases
For Mixed Suitinu,. CassimercS,
Striped TrouscringS aud Ovcrcoatiugs,
the largest aud best stock on the PEN
insula is now open and ready for buy
crs And the people 10 make them at
hand. Go back to the old plan, and
have your clothes made right at
FRNZERS Z"
The WIG acknowledge, the re-
tripr ui very handsome calendar
from the McClcualiau Granite Com
pany. \ fine photograph OF the qIar-
r'cs and adjacent river stretches across
the top OF the calendar. while the sides
show photograph, al the Il, & q. Sta
ton, Baltimore. and the pumping sta
lion
-Gcorgc = Blake. trustee. by \uc
'unccr William -. Ewing, on Thurs
lag last. sold at the Court House door
The farm - the late Amos Il Rogers,
,ituatcd near Lombard. in the Ninth
Election district. tu David Il Me
Dowcll, for 5000 The farm contains
los : s acres, and is one OF the best
in said section oi the county.
Simple Remedy For La Grippe
La Grippe cough, are dangerous,
as they frequently develop int" pncu-
monia Fulcy's Honey and Tar not
only stops the cough but heal, and
strengthen, the lungs 80 tina, II" scri-
puS result, need bc feared. The gcuu-
I'VE Foley, Honey and Tar contains
no harmful drug, aud !. in yellow
package Refuse substitutes.
Tho borough commissioners 81
Rising Sim have offered S,S reward
.pr the arrest and conviction oi the
person who removed q street lamp IN
that town last week
Walter Morrison AMI William
Davis. of Ruwlaudyrllc recently cap.
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so Chickens, 10 Ducks, 3 Turkeys, COB.
bier and two hens. 2 Beagle Dogs, good
mar

FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Ere { ham.
T. on Binder seven foot cut, used two senson~.
Missouri Grain Drlli. nirc tooth; cha pion
Mower, live foot cut; niger Hay Tedder, Tiger
Twentieth Century Lime aud Manure Sprra.
der. Randall Harrow. spring Tooth Hnrrow
irwin Ilarrows. . wheel tultivators, . Hand
tultiyaiurs, Garden tuliivntor, = Svrncu,e
pluWs. No. 3:2 Three orsc Soul hbend Flows.
IIyiand RoIler. Market Wagon, . Carriage
Poles. Runaboul Champion Farm Wagon
wide tires, good ~ new: Buck Farm wagon
2 Hay Rigging, sixteen foot. train Fan u
good one; Torn shelter 2seis Rreerh Harness
hand mndc; sets lircuTh Harness, machine
made; = sets Double Lines, let's Single Tar
riHsr Harness, . sets Rope Harness. I sets
flames for Rope Harness, work Brides. u
Worh Collars. 2bppn Driving Brides, saddle
and Birdie. -Four hurrp-ttes, . ThrCu-hOrSp-
y toW chains, I Leather Halters, liricr
SCythrs. Grain Grade, Moving ScvthC. Maui
and wedges. Iron Post Spade, Gruhbing Hoe,
q pl'rhiorKs, = Nnu ARE Forks, shove X, Hoes,
RHkos. wrrnchrs measures aud numerous
small articles.
Feed II ives 10 nud - bushels: Missing
Trough Hog 1rough~. iiogshcnds end linr-
rrlS
Champion MIR tuolcr. liurrcl Churn, 10
MIX cans. twenty quarts: MIX can, forty
quarts, . Cooling Tanks. ~ aud lOI quart
ANY intending purchaser II invited Ia
come Nnd Inspect the above stock ana I'm
plrments rny dnv except sunday, between
the hours al : u. ~. AZ d T., III.
TERMS on SNLE:-Ali sums under So,
cash; on sums over that amount n credit Of
II months viii be given ON hnhkAhlr note
with approved endorssr, viii. Interest rom
date,
At the same time aud pluce. q IONS Good
Mixed HAY viii be Sold for cash.
pr. Charles Biles. Agent.
Auclinnccr. Innits
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Frame DWELLING,

Frame Bnpi, Gtunury with corn house at-
tached, nnkptlcr outbuilding,. Also good
young apple orchard
Terms of sale prescribed by decree are
~ OF purchase money TO be paid IN cash on
day OF sale; - la six aud balance In twelve
months from day or snlc: credit payments to
bear interest aud he secured by notes OF
purchaser with surety to be approved by
Trustee.
Purchaser I" pay cost Ut ronyeN ancing.
l.. MARSHALL IAlNES.
T.. VI. Groves. Auci. Elktnn, Md
T.
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Monday The 9Th day Of January '0s
AT O'Clock Pm.

the following mentioned property, namely;
Aultman Taylor 30 inch separator com
plete with wind stacker No 1'lU. belts aud
all fixtures with or belonging 10 same; also
Truck Wagon under the same; also 10 foot
foot Main drive belt; also truck wagon un.
the same No. 23Op0; also Aultman Taylor 70
n. 4. Caesar engine complete No. Tii5 with
tank, pump. Hose and all fixtures with or
attached TO the same; also II II. A. a q Jr.
No. il025 saw mill complete mounted ON two
wheels and all fixtures and appurtennnces
thereto belonging.
Terms OF Sale prescribed by the mortgage
are-Cash ON the day Of sale, but more favor
able terms can probobly he arranged by n
responsible buyer.
W. l.. BELT
Attorney named In said mortgage
l.. NJ. HAiNES
Attorney Elkton Md,