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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25
GEORGE SHIELDS.

George Shields, who died at his
home in this city 1862 Major avenue,
Sunday, April 10. was a native Of Scot
land, where he was born Aug. 10, 1928,
IN Paisley, In 1853 he and his wife,
who was Jane Cardny Of Johnston.
Scotland. and two children, came to
Utah. lie has made his home here
since that time. After coming 10
Utah, Mr. Shields was an active worker
IN bringing other members Of his fam-
lily 10 this country, having paid for
the ocean and land travel FOR 80 rela-
lives, who are now here. Following his
marriage IN Scotland I'm lsiS, four chil-
Gren wore born In his native land. Two
OF them died, however. Fourteen chill
dren were born TO MI and Mrs. Shields,
ana those surviving are. Mrs Eliza
bctn ieCkstead Preston 'In" E',.
Margaret Abbott OF this city, ].
w. shields, seattle, sa... ..
south Jordan, David A. Shields. south
Jordan George w. Shields, South Jor-
dan; ana Isabalie j. Woodrun, Cotton
wood Mrs, Jane Shields also survives
her husband The funeral service was
held Thursday ln the West Jordan
Westinghouse. interment tadng place
In South Jordan.
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vANDALs AT WORK.
Ioodlums and Stray Animals Destroy
Flowers and Shrubs.

Orc of The worst cases of vandalism
called to the attention of tho police
in a long time was reported early this
morning by Mrs NJ. V. ellis, "A north
First West street, She claims that a
gang OF hoodlums entered her front
yard last night and wanotuS de-
suoycd O. number OF flower beds and
choice plants. The flower beds were
tho rrlde OF the neighborhood and
residents there are up in arms over
the vicious destruction OF property.
The demago done Is diticult 10 ostl-
mate ass tho flower beds and troeg
were highly valued by Mrs, Ellis The
police are working on the case ana
hore 10 run down tho guilty crowd.
jack May, residing on Is street.
called at police headquarters this
morning and complained that his lawn
and flowers IN front of his residence
were being destroyed by stray COWS.
Numerous complaints OF this character
have been received at police head
Quarters recently,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25

center. The federation committee con-
sists of II. X. Russell, A. IL. Mess, M.
Shoeman, A. L. Harvey and a. II.
Burt
The reason for the present move for
a new name Is that the Federation OF
Labor has never been more than a Salt
Lake organization, and VIII remain
such while the new state federation
viii have jurisdiction in the entire
state.
member of the clerks union, demand
ing that organized labor recognize the
clerks union by demanding to see n
clerks union card before doing busi-
ness with him In store. Similar sen>
timents We're expressed by delegate
of the garment makers union urging
that union labor men refuse to buy
clothes not stamped with union label.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25

b. NJ. Yokum OF Park City, and Mrs.
Maria Taffin of Park City.
Christian Anderson of Elgin, and Sig
ne NJ. Anderson of Elgin.
George A, Gillespie of Fort Douglas.
and Maude Vivian Carlton of Salt Lake.
Benjamin G. Lowell Of bennington,
and Marie A. McCardell of Salt Lake.
Larson johnson of Moroni. and JO-
hanna Christensen OF Salt Lake.
James Simmons OF Salt Lake, and
Florence Cornelia Kugler Of salt Lake.
Frank Barratt Of Murray, and Flore-
ma Crocford of Mill Creek.
Andrew NJ. Davis of salt Lake, and
Anna SiobloIn OF Salt Lake.
Lars Swenson of Sandy, and Kirstl
Hanson of Sandy.
Seth Leon INLAY of Salt Lake, and
Alice Maud Wilding OF Salt Lake.
George +. Powell of Moab, and lrean
BachruCh of Moab.
Ernest r. Allcock OF Salt Lake, and
Capitola Wilson of Salt Lake.
T. j. Hadley of Salt Lake, and Miss
NJ. j, Dougherty of salt Lake.
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NURSES VISIT HERE.

Mrs. Nellie T. Grassland, formerly
chief of nurses at tho l.. d. s. hospital,
but now engaged In like capacity
in Il large Philadelphia institution, VIII
arrive IN Salt Lake Monday, and Will
be present at the nurse graduation ex-
ercises, to be held IN Barratt hall
Thursday.
During the first week OF May a con
Nention of the National Nurses alumni
Is scheduled TO be held in San Francis
co, and prior 10 that time DELEGATIONS
Will pass through salt Lake en- route
to the Golden state a party of 30 is
expected to arrive here Friday. May /,
and It is expected that they Will be-
guests of the l.. ID. S. hospital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25
ANCESTRAL HAT RACKS.

Now the latest scientific discovery is
metalizing human bodies. This is a
method Of treating lifeless bodies until
they are. to all appearances, bronze or
solid gold statues.
How lovely!
Before very long we. who go a'visit-
ing OF an evening, viii be shown the
Brown family's ancestors Grandpa
will stand in one corner; Uncle Billy in
another and Spot. the Watchdog. Will
be AN exquisite little fixture for the
center table.
Enterprisiug novelty stores in 1000
will run advertisements which will
read something like this:
Bring in your grandfather or some
one else and have one of our handy
hall-trees made out of him. Special
rates this week, so poison someone
without delay"
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THE MERRY WIDOW HAT.

The Jones family Is sleeping in the
alning room now (Mrs Jones keeps
ner new Merry Widow hat In the bed
roum,)
When the delivery boy brought the
nat the Jones family was at dinner.
oh goodyl" cried little Nellie
Jones, Here comes a planow
No, Nellie, your father has bought
no piano; it's my new hat" said Mann
ma Jones,
by a series Of twistings the hat
box was finally snaked through the
double doors without crushing IL (iae
nat box) ana Mrs Jones then started
" put II (tho hat) on, This. she could
NOT do until Papa Jones had the
Chandelier taken down.
But 10 get outside Mrs. Jones must
crawl through the bay window
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25
BICYCLE RIDERS FINED.

That the bicycle ordinance is to be
rIgidly enforced In the future thero
can be no doubt ana in the future those
convicted of riding on the sidewalks in
the restricted district may be expected
70 be fined. This morning j. w. Brown
and Al Crunn We're fined Sc each, hut
IN the future the punishment viii be
more severe.
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Marriage Licenses.

John r. Harrington, Globe, ArIz.. ana
Catherine A. Harrington Of Salt Lake
II. C. Rrind and Alberta A, Spears OF
Salt Lake,
James W. Mason Of South Bend
Ind, and Mary Bena Welsonburger of
Iogansport Ind.
William II. Croaier Of salt Lake, ana
Hazel q. Young, salt Lake.
oliver d. llendrckson, Salt Lake,
and Violet Harris, salt Lake.
George Rigg OF Mercur, and Rose
Kayanaugh OF Bingham.
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A BIT or ADVICE.

This is a bit of advice offered by the
Gunnison Gazette:
Young man, if you should come
across girl who, with face as ra-
diant as "A suunower. says as you APP
pear at the door: Il win be busy for
half an hour yet. for the dishes are not
washed" just squat right down on the
door step and wait for her; because
some other chap may come along and
secure the prize, and right there you
viii have lost an angel
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TURKS IN TROUBLE.
Ten subjects of the Sultan Face Judge
Dlchl This Morning.

Four Turks giving the names Of
BID Barber l.. poredng, l.. Olsen and
Charles Chasse, were arrested by the
police this morning on tho charge Of
pcddlns without lioonse. It 81
charged boy tho police that the Turks
have beon selling fruit without first OBJ
tanning "a license SO 10 do. II rs be-
lleyel that the men We're among those
who We're mixed up In the riot yester-
day morning on west First South
street
The SIX Turks arrested yesterday
morning while attempting 10 KIN Chris
Potter, were arraigned this morning
before Judge Diehl but the matter
vent over until Monday morning FOR
pleading ms none OF the prisoners arc
able 10 speak English IN default OF
800 bail each they We're renlanded
10 the city jan.
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NERVOUSNESS AND NEnrr

The more nervous man Is, the less
nerve he has. That sounds paradoxlcal
hut Il isn't; for nerve Is stamina.
Hoods Sarsaparailla gives nerve. II
tones the whole system, perfects diges-
ton and assimilation, and II therefore
the best medicine a nervous person can
take,
II you get tired easily mentally and
physically take Hood's-it VIII do YOU
good, G
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25
MAY GET A NEW NAME.
Utah Federation of Labor Wants 10
Represent the State.

The Utah Federation OF Labor rs
pcrfecting plans to got new name,
and hast night appointed committee
OF ive 10 make recommendation The
committee win meet a like committee
from the newly organized Utah state
federation and both win agree upon the
proper designation for the body in
which salt Lake labor organizations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25

Mr. S l.. Bowen. OF Wayne, W. Va.
writes 81 was a sufferer from kidney
disease SO that at times ! could not get
stand straight / took Foley's Kidney
Cure. one dollar bottle and part OF Tho
second cured me entirely" Foley's Kid.
ney cure works wonders where others
are total failures T. Hin Drug co.
1.-THE Never Substltutorg"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25
LAMB AND MINT SAUCE.

Utah had a little lamb,
Whose fleece was white as snow,
And every price the buyers bid,
She said was far too low.
Utah sheured n little lamb,
Whose fleece was white as snow,
She stored II down In Boston
Who says that Utah's slow?
GEORGE L. GElGER.
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CARELESS OFFICERS.
Policemen Making Arrests Fail 10 Sign
Complaints Against Accused.

Judge c. Il. Diehl OF the criminal
division OF the city court IS becoming
tired OF tho habit OF certain police ON
Gers making arrests ana then falling to
sign complaint against the accused
Several cases OF that kind were on tile
docket this morning, and Judge Dieh
instructed the clerk TO write q letter TO
Chiof Pitt requesting that he issue or
ders 10 officers making arrests TO sign
complaints against the accused.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25
ron SALE REAL ESTATE.
Anderson
CunnHAin&s Co.
3l2 So. NIain Sc.

Bel phone 1859 X Ind. 1881.
These places must me sold.
A5Oo-G room modern, furnace, on iino
corner close In, easily worth $500.
Easy terms.
1880 5xio rods. small house fine lot on
ith Avenue, between \ and b. fac
ing South.
S95oO-iOxtO ON II street, finest view in
the city this is a beautiful lot.
s35Oo-7ylO rods hnc corner lot on 9th East
and 9Th South
s25ao-il tino lots South and East. these
lots will bring $500 easily
SI95o-G room modern, cement walks fruit
trees etc. corner lot on II street
$780, room brick ON west side;
good barn. close to car line, $500
down, balance $50 per month.
Sl,5OO-Fine lot 5x9 rods. close to Liberty
Park, right on cur line, Will make
dandy building lots.
$3,20O-j room brick. bath toilet, etc. on
9th East close in. $3.50 down balance
S6OoO-One of the finest corners In the
City, on East First South
y FEW INVESTMENTS.
16}ax9l rods ON 9Th East street. one Of
the best places for building pur-
poses In the city.
103Sle5 feet ON East 3rd South, opposite
the Kuutsford Hotel.
Business block on Main street
10000. pays per cent net. Can sell
for u cash.
Finest stone quarry in the State
the quarry that furnished the stone
Tor the News annex; all machinery
spurs etc. for operating, win sell at
great sacrifice
PLEASURE RESORTS.
Fine building lots at Mountain.
viii sell ON easy terms TO those who
VIII improve. This resort Is close in
and can be reached on r. r. why
not sond your wife and children
away from the heat of the city.
FARMS EVERYWHERE.
Sold 10000 acres of dry farming
land and 3 irrigated farms in the
last month. If you wish to buy sec
us.
List your property with us IL you
want II sold
NO trouble to show property
ANDERSON CUMMINGS CO.,
h1 South Main.
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wrInARp wEIuE LAS ALInI.

The Snake River Sentinel states that
the members of the salt Lake orches-
ira. II very fine musical organization,
are shearng at the Pioneer corrals.--
DenNer Post.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25

REAL ESTATE MEN wanting deeds.
contracts, agreements or other legal
blanks, win find the latest forms at
tho Descret News Book store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25
pKor rENoLs ZOE RODS.

According to the Rich County News,
It's correspondents are down with the
spring Tor some other) fever but II -
hopeful that they win speak up before
long.
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OH FOR SHAME.

Salina Call-The Call has it on au-
thority that Timer Smith was out
buggy riding with a lady ON Wednes-
day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25

Jens Anderson is also ailing-some-
thing wrong with his feet.Eastern
Utah Advocate.
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AND WHY NOT HOSE?

The Emery County Progress suggests
rubber boots as just the thing for ir-
rigating
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USELESS no cnAsE THEM.

The band boys furnished music, They
have a good start, SAYS the Utah Coun-
~ Democrat
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am spAGIIIlTTIi
SCENTS EOK GENTS.

Moab. Utah, has an Italian climate.
according To- the Grand Valley Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25
TRIED A HOT BRICK2

two bottles of perfume and a bar of
soap for 10 cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25
InterM0umGaim Real
Estate Exchange,
3l-3s Eagle Block. 10 w. End So.

3 acres with water, South east 81, $50
GO acres all under cultivation house
and barn, trees, water; South East, $500.
20 acres, fenced, water, room frame;
will trade; $500
acres. room frame with barn. South
east $3.50
JIG acres, house rooms frame. Barns,
water Close In.
6 acres south east. orchard, water, q
bargain.
We have some good buys in nice homes
and would Ike TO show you them, and
convince you Our list is large. See us
for lots. We have IA large list Of eN-
change property.
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FARMS! FARMS!

100 acres
30 acres
$50 acres. Part trade.
~ acres.
80 acres Trade.
200 acres.
800 acres in Davis County.
50 acres.
SIS acres Trade.
46 acres all implements and stock
l6O acres. Trade
: room Modern and furniture
room house on Fifth East
3 room new brick Terms
4 room frame. Terms.
room brick built for "A home.
room modern frame a good compact
home. t'O'
and yard
. room new brick strictly modern.
/ cash grocery East side
J good store building 22x22 and living
rooms. "N''e
nice new rustic room houses.
JOHN REEVES Co
tr..,. 327 Atlas Block
FOR UNEMPLOYED FARM LAND 80
Bell 289 "'No''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25

An advertiser IN the l3oxelder News
announces that he VIII sell a basket
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25

There's one thing about these Mer-
ry Widow hats. You get considerable
for your money.
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George 9, CANNON
Association,
ID Maimo PHONES DO
SPEGlAGsg


For a quick sale we are Offering an s
room brick house, provided with bath.
electric lights and other couveniences.
large lot on open street, within Is min
utes walk of the Monument for the ex-
ceedinRly low figure of 1850
For $500. room pressed brick mod
ern cottage Just being finished, east Of
Liberty Park Large Lot. Nantes elect
rical fixtures, wax finish on woodwork.
For $500 room brick house on Water
loo car line, modern, ready TO move into.
Easy terms.
For $500 room modern cottage. 8
blocks from City and County Bldg We
will begin the construction of this cot
tage Immediately II you engage to buy
ii now, you can look over the plans
and suggest any changes. II Is a fine
location and within walking distance.
Easy terms.
For $500 a II room house at Water
loo with nearly an acre of ground The
house is worth much more than this
amount. Terms
For S225, Fine deep lots at Forest Dale
Very Easy Terms
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Cannon & Cannon
Is Ease So. Temple.
Reality
& Investment Co.
Bell 1874; IS W. 2nd So. Ind. 1910.

s2'2oo--i room brick cottage, bath, toilet,
$780, room brick cottage. lawn. hedge.
corner lot facing south aud east,
near 9Th East. A bargain
$1,000 room brick, bath, closets. pantry,
well improved, lot 2hX9 rods on 6th
South.
81 ,sOo--Nice new room cottage beaut-
tlful interior finish, large lot, ~
blocks from two car lines South east
S3,0OO-Ncw 8 room brick cottage, bath.
toilet large pantry and closets in
terror finish flemish oak. cellar, lot
54NlG5 to alley; on 9th South a rare
snap.
$315O-6 room colonial bungalow. new,
path, toilet, large pantry and closets,
cement cellar south front very
pretty, West Minister heights.
S23VO-5 room cream brick, electric lights,
water lawn; lot 2iaN7: faces south A
dream for the price. Waterloo.
EJO0-b room modern bungalow beam
ceilings, hardwood floor, mantel eel
lar, lot 2isN7ls; handsome bungalow
LOTS.
sl5oIPopular Grove lots, elegant building
sites; city water, electric lights, car
service; SO down. s. n month
s225-25Xl25 Bryan Avenue. Terms
s3iJ-25Nl25 TO alley. near 9Th East and 10Th
South Easy terms
S5oO-5gX125 Richmond Avenue Terms.
Elegant building sites on East
Bench. Choice lots in all parts of
North Bench. Come i'm and let us suit
you in any part of the city with lots
or houses.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE.
WAL TIER j.
MILEIEIN8
315-Sl6 Atlas Block.
Bell Phone2622.
MI. c. S. Buckwalter associated

q ooo-e room rustic cottage, bath electric
Vs. light fine cellar, barn; 10 fruit trees
and lawn, cement walks and sewer.
,go1 cash Easy terms on balance on
9th South and 18th east, faces south.
This is on the main street and not
I'm alley.
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90 7Oo-5 room brick ON 9Th South ana 4th
East pantry. closet, lawns; $500 cash:
s9s per month including interest at
per cent.
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s3OOO- New room all modern elegant
brick house faces south on 18th So
Near Westminster $500 cash; s25 per
month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25

s.O0O-New room Modern 2 story red
brick ON Bird Avenue. furnace. etc
A2oO--S room modern cottage on 9TH Ave.
faces South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25

WILL. SELL YOU AT A BARGAIN.
vacant lots, a cottage or a model house,
IN any part OF the city. James X. Shaw
d Co, over lac Main street
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A Few Snaps /?

AZ Few Snaps y
5oxliS feet to alley 6 East near Sth
7s1O rods corner 4th East 9th South.
9sN12o feet End South East alley in rear.
.-ioxl15 feet University street near End SO.
loxla2 foot 18th East near 4th South,
a4xl2o feet west of Capitol grounds. $3.50.
4OX12o feet west OF capitol grounds $1,000.
40 acres near 18th South Redwood Road.
This is great Bargain $1,000.
lots 18th West near 9TH South, $525
HOUSES
3 room pressed brick. bath. toilet. fur
mace Large attic Lot S9x157 feet. $500.
6 room modern brick close In. north,
= room Frame, near r. c. w shops.
PETERSON R. E. NV. co.,asO SO. Main
WHERE CAN YOU DO BETTER?
40 FOOT LOTS
IN THE NEW BROOK RANCH
SUBDIVISION
ON 9TH EAST ST.
BETWEEN 9Th AND 10TH so
$3.50
EASY TERMS. TOO.
ONLY FEW LEFT
F'RITSCH, NO. - r. 2ND so. ST.
PHONES; IND 747; BELL. 1861
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,LJOp--New Z room all modern brick cor
ner ON 9th and II. Just building; viii
sell on terms.
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575o--S room new white pressed brick OF
l. street.
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Bel phone 1889 H. Ind. 1881.
These places must me sold.
A5Oo-G room modern, furnace, on iino
Corncr. close ln easily worth $500.
Easy terms.
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N,5QO hvio rods small house fine lot ON
18th Avenue, between a and b. FAC
inv Ssnnfh-
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room frame house hnrn otc. close
IN and On one OF the best streets,
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MO0o-New room white pressed brcl
modern on d street near 3rd Avenue
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Walter j. Meeks
3l5-3l6 Atlas Block.
Bell Phone2622.
Homes ON Easy Terms.
SEniGh & Erickson.
2oi d. f. Walker Bldg.
Bell phone 1859

CHICKEN RANCH FOR SALE or
trade for city property. az miles from
Main street room house, barn. coops,
etc IN fact everything necessary for the
party. No agents. Bell $50 k,
WE SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT'S
all. futile Bros, red ball signs. 1853 Main.
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SEARS INVESTMENT co.
50 West Second South
Willmar tribune., 1908-10-07
AUCTION SALE

l will sell at Public Auction in
the town of Green Lake, Section 8.
on Friday, Oct. 23, beginning at 10
O'Clock, the following described
property:
Three horses; II head of cattle
Ill milk cows three coming in in
january, l two-year-old heifer, 2
calves, l bull 8 months old, 2 pair
harness, 1 cream separator, 1 bin
der, l mower, l three-horse drill, !
three-horse 2 drag, wagons, l pair
lob sleighs, l hayrack, 2 14-inch
plows, 2 one-seated buggies. brand
new double buggy, l 2-horse cul-
tivator, l 1-horse cultivator, l 2
horse hay rake (self dumper),
grindstone, corn in shocks, 20 tons
Of hay, bedroom suite, l sewing
machine, / extension table. 3 rock
ers, 9 other chairs, l cook stove, 2
heaters, 2 center tables, about $50
chickens. IS turkeys, and other ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
Terms: All sums of 500 or less,
cash; sums over that amount on
bankable notes bearing interest at
seven per cent until Nov. l, 1909.
Free lunch at noon.
ANTON NELSON, Owner.
A. C. Crawford, Auctioneer.
F. G. Handy, Clerk. 343