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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
RANcHER FRANK TERRACE
oENoUNcEs Two MEMBERS
or COUNTY BOARD.

we thought We we're dealing
with honest men. but | see 40 are
not.
saying this and other unkind
things about the county commits
aloneFs. and shaking his fist In
heir faces 20 emphasize hia re-.
marks. Frank Terraces. rancher.
Yesterday afternoon denounced the
members % the county board N
the most seathing terms.
The Pronunciation ansa after the
board had decided upon The con.
atrucfion Of the west instead 81
the east road. between oriiila and
Kent
Two weeks ago the county com.
mlsaioners promised the east road
people that the board would ap.
prove the east road II the raneherx
on that thoroaghfare would furnish
a bond 10 abaolve the cnmnty from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
ON THE FRONT

The steamer CITY o. puehla ar
rived IN this morning. az o'clock.
from Nau Francisco with 4 fair pna-
aenser list and general cargo
The hFiRantlhe Harry % and the
schooner Fanny natard have been
placed IN dry lock nj Wfnaiow.
These boats belong 10 the cod ftah.
Ing fleet. u when their ranntru
are completed they will come here
Tor q load ~ salt en- route 10 their
station In Bshring sea.
The Whaier Tyee. st., arrived IN laas
night and viii leave out tonight
for san Francisco, towing the
schooner Lizzie q SorenHOn. which
" 20 receiva gasoline auxiliary
enRfnea-
The schooner A. n. Coats has
zone u Fvarett FOR a carro ~
lumber for auayFnas.
The French steamer Amiral Du.
perfe arrived az Victoria his morn.
Ing and proceeded 20 Vancouver.
she will hnish discharRing az se-
attic.
The British steamer Hazel Dell
lar arrived al Victoria last night.
The vessel la due here tomorrow,
and will load lumber and other carr
go for Shanghai
The schooner Robert T. Hind left
gan Pedro last night for the sound.
The vessel viii load lumber for
Shanghai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
ECZEMA CURE A MIRACLE?
NO, JUST SOUND SCIENCE

Physicians now admit the SUI
perior value Of -isaple medicines for
all diseases.
Fo ecrema and other skin dts.
eases certainly nothing IN the world
could be simpler than oil 81 winter
green, carefully combined with such
well known healing and R%ntiscptic
substances as thymol, ~giycerine. etc.
Read this letter
"A few years ago eczema covered
my limbs. part Of my body and be-
Kan breaking out on my face.
u began using oil OF winter
green mixed with thymol and civ
corlno ia -. - II. Prescription.
Uasd five bottles and was cured
aound and we'll. My druggist said
IL looked almost like y miracle 60
him. but he explained 60 me that
the use OF this oil OF wintefgrecn
was iuat sound science.
THAT has been almost a year x
and ! see nc signs OF tho disease re-
My skin Is Just as soft and nice
as 1t ever was
n. p. MILLER
Smlthvilie. Mo.
such a wonderful experience we
feel speaks for itself
The Quaker Drug CO., i0ia First
av. ana 400 Pike ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
OIL WOMAN
A HEROINE

With the roof afire. the ceiling
ablaxe and bits of burning debris
falling all around her. Mrs. All.
bright, AGED CO Years. dashed Tor tho
second time into her blasting resi-
.denca and rescued her s-yearold
grandehild. carrying him out 10 the
street and safety.
The IRE occurred about 9 o'clock
yesterday ~aFternoon. az fo2 n. gfth
az, and nothing was left stAndtug
OF the house but a few charred stud
dlngs and raftsFA
Mrs Albright and her daughter.
who lives with her. lost all their
belongings. The daughter, Mrs
Jones. was ont working At the time
OF the blaze. and the grandmother
and the swo alex children WIRE In
the hoase alone The street Is un.
paved. and wGA I'm very bad condi
ton for the fire department. and
Il was necessary 90 lay maay hun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

evening a banquet laid for 200 win
he discussed al whieh Judge Thom
Burke ~W act an tuassna#frr AZ
H~egErstsFn hail the yauns ladies' Of
h8ly Angels academy will present
a dreraa ~ iriah lie. ~rhe Princess
q Meath. and at s o'clock. IN
iaynn@m hail. i~At0nm. a musical and
literary enfsrtninment viii BE- given
~ aid ~ the Dominican parish %
tho Ghurch % the Mnat Ripamud
SaeHnan1 Another csncer il H. b.
xtFen a. ~ Edua ards hail. Terry Az
and Columbia a.. under the auspices
q The cathedral choir. AZ ali ~
these no pains have been spared 20
pFnNfte features 90 an excellence
seldefn attempted here
Hieh Mass wAn also SANG this
utnrniuE AZ ? oclorh. AZ the Church
of the Most ImmaeuiAlr Conception
al wideh the weii knawn Jesuit mis-.
aionasF Rev. Patrick J osa1illy. o..
tifersd q p~ancEyrir upon tho irish
saint
bswftan these H1aru formal affairs
uhefe we're many family parties and
quiet private celebrations through
out the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
HIS FIST IN THE
COMMISSIONERS FACES

expense This the EAST side people
did
Commissioner Rutherford stated
Yesterday that he bad consistently
stood out for the vest road AhFa.
hams. u is claimed. hes been for
tirss va and then the ether, yes
tarday casting the deciding vote far
the ~eHt road proSsct
The announcement II this dc.
ciAion vas tbs cue Cor Ehs orshueAf
on anger on The part Of Terrace.
aud Carrisnn added a mite 10 what
Terrace said b. telling his fellow
members on the board thar they
wef@ a pair % lobbsra."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
BANK cLgARincs.
LOCAL BRIEFS

Sets Date Tor Eieotlen-rhe county
commissioners yesterday oct the
election date FOR the incorporation
II hotheii On petition ~ 81 =.
Woody, the commissioners dnaiE p
mated April s as the date on which
tho election viii b. held
Petition Filed Today petition
was handed the county commission
ern today. asking that a boulevard
f2o feet Wide be built across the
north end ~ Union hay. The pali-
ton - aiEnod by many property
holders In thar section. who drslre
a short cut 10 lhc city.
Ask fer = RseeiVer - Eastern
creditors 81 the Boston store have
asked Federal Judge HRnfori foF
The appointment " 8 receiver 70 takr
charge Of The business and have
also started involuntary hank
rupssy proceedings
VIII Meet Tenioht-The North.
wesl Queen Anne Improvement club
siu hoid a meeting tonight AZ 3 SO
on West Armour IT Many matters
Of impoFtanee wtll be discussed and
the committees previously appoint
ed viii report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
RECITAL TONIGHT

The founs Meas Bible club Of
the First Presbyterian church have
perfected arrangements 70 handle
the large crowd that promieee ~
attend the nne recital which WIN
b given undsr, ms clubs auspices
THIS evening The recital win take
place In The main auditorium Of
ne church. and the program VAL be
given under the direction OF the
D. 8 Johnston Co.
The following wallknown artists
viii appear Mrs Clarence II. Hon
per. soprano. Mrs. William II.
Whituesey. contralto. Mr. n D.
Price. tenor. Mr. Alvin r.. gllletf
barisunei Mr. A Masino. flntlst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
JURY
CHARGED

NASHVILLE Tenn. March H.
Ry y. P.-ludge Hart today deiiv
ercd n % tho lonKthlest charges
70 a jury In the history OF the courts
Of Tenneseee. In tho trial % Col
Duncan Cooper. Robin Cooper. his
son, and John ID sharpe. charged
With the murder o. senator p W.
Carmack The instructions OF the
court number approximately $4,000
words. and covered every point
raised between counsel during the
progress OF the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
STATE NEWS

Heaaiam - Councilman Gulespie
has resigned, which win prevent
the recall method being started.
Mafla WRlla "FtghtinR Bob
EVANS and his Wife were here yes.
terday. The admiral has given
away IS spoons to children named
after him.
T~aceasa--The first freight train
over the c.. NJ a p s. wal run
yesterday. II being a coat train from
here 90 a connection near Seattle.
AHhford-The surrounding woods
are fun OF Wildcats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
|BOODEERSI IN
THE SOUTH
! SKIP
TWO MYSTERIOUSLY
QUIT Los ANGELES
SUDDENLY.
agitive Warrants Issued
Former Mayor Has
Returned.

\ fps ANGELES. March i7.-Ry
PIN answer TO a summons 70
appcar before TIE special grand
inu, which has been called to
prohe she charges and counter
charees OF graft and misconduct In
! municipal affairs. former Mayor
- Harper. whose resignation ~
Fnited from the recall campaign al.
II scked against him. returned 10 HIS
ono In thia city today. Harper
pas been spending the past few
days since bis resignation at his
bungalow retreat. on the property
ri the Pacific sugar Refinery. a,
Corcorcnn.
Harper denies havtng given 0ut
Interviews credited 90 him since
his resignation. and early today re.
fused 20 discuss the possible out.
icoms Of the grand jury iavestigA.
lttnn.
4 have nothing 20 say" he said.
siah | comld tell you all about
but I cannot"
/. Following the Issuance % sub
4poenas for witnesses 60 appear be-.
.fore the grand jury. there has been
y scattering % the former bosses
Buf the ~tendeTioin. Nick Oswald.
commoaly known as the cxar. has
disappeared. and no trace 81 his
chief lieutenAn4. William Law.
.Feace. could be found today. Fagi.
<tve warrants have been issued for
both men.
Alphonsa Durand. who collected
sats In the restricted district for
Oawald. whose property holdings
Were RI extensive. has bean placed
}nder arrest and viii b. held In
tassody until after his testimony Ia
xken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
We Can Grow Over
Selling This Cow

When small classified ads in The
Star. u one. two. three aud four
lines. rent rooms. find lont dogs
and cats. sell real estate, furniture.
meat markets. ponies and horses.
sou have got to admit that this
page Is read By thousands and
thousands 81 people.
n beats the Dutch" the way
folks advertising IN this sheet get
quick returns. II really does
And the genuine results 10 thou.
sands Of people day by day arc max
Ing this page grow like the grass
In springtlme.
Here's n man. Mr.. a. McCul
lough by name. living AZ 1918 Lin.
den av. who. a week ago, ran an
ad on this page 10 the effect that
he wanted TO buy a rooster
He was sick of roosters before
he got through looking over the
bunch which was brought him-and
- were hts neighbora
There were a few crows.
Anyway. he bought one.
Then he decided he would sell a
rooster. ~ he ran the following al
because he had got such good re.
turns the other time,
Fins younR Black Minorea rooster
at bargain. guaranteed In good
order. Ind Hack 1ee. ~f0-ii
Goodbye. rooster.
lie was sold the next day.
wanted Good cow Phone North
g06l -G~a
Here's where We crow over sell.
ing the COW.
Mrs. Driver. fii4 Meridian av..
desired 20 purchase a COW, hence
the above ad.
This ad appeared in The Star
on Saturday, March g. It cost 20
cents.
That same night, Saturday,
MArrh 6. mind yon, Mrs Driver had
calls from that tiny nd. and she
bought 4 COW that same night, pay
ing sf3,b 90.
Can sou beat it7
NOT w a jug full
The classified mar will speak
with yon Main 1850 Ind al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
MAYOR MILLER IS BACK
OF BOUILLON IN Fight
FOR BETTER SERVICE

nancos prepared by the public It'll
ittes department. aud the real fight
will be Developed whan the meas
uraa come up for hearing before
the corporations committee.
Twenty more new cars OF the lot
ordered by the Seattle Electric
company are due 10 reach this city
this afternoon from the manufac-
turera Al St Louis. according 20
telegraphic advicsR.
II Is quite evident 10 city officials.
however. that there will be a mark
ed shortage OF cara available for
uaa during the A.-Y-P. exposition,
as stated by Mr.. nouillon IN a
special report yesterday.
Authorized TO uso Force.
Tho board OF public works today
instrietsd Superintendent Boulllon
Of the department Of public utill
tiaa 20 take any necessary atepa 10
force the Seattle Electric company
10 hasten work on It's proposed
street raj lines projected 10 handle
the A-Y.p. exposition crowds.
City Engineer Thomson notified
the board that on E 10Th ST., be
tween 10th av n. w. and 18th av.
N, E, where the street had been
waiting for the electric company's
work for two weeks past. the cor
porntion had been actually employ.
ins twu men and "a whole team.
AZ this rate Of progress Il was aug
Rested that the Seattle Electric
company might have thia work com
piotnd within about 10 years.
The board viii Instruct all con.
tractors on street work IN the
vicinity of the exposition grounds
10 hasten their contracts. 20 that
everything viii be completed and
m readiness for the eponing day OF
the big fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
SOPHOMORES WILL
DO SOME STUNTS

piece itself IN a revival ~ the ak.
tsenth century maaque. II IL sym,
boiic 81 the approaching exposition,
and depicts a picturesque and 70.
mantle myth OF the AiashA natives
An animated Alaska totem pole fur.
nlNhes the spectacular element
Dr. = NJ. Padelford. OF the uni.
vsrmity, who IN conceded By auihorf.
ties "a b. one OF the foremost
Hhakeepenrean scholars Of the
Northwest. has assisted the cast
q Henry ~ and the managers
promise that tha Interpretation will
be % q high order.
The Land 81 Hearts Desire" has
q distinctive atmosphere Of TIA own.
filled with the lrinh folk lore Of
q century ago Il Will be one Of
the mnat delicate and beautiful
plays staged by university students
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
AUTHOR OF ia RA RA
BOOM DE AYE" DIES

DENVER March iT~-ny q. p
Paul stanley. comedian and COM
poser. author of the aoae. IA ia
IA Bs~pm De Aye il dead. AFTER 4
lingering Illness Stanley. whoaa resl
nam" WAS A~enneberx. had lived hsre
Mtth hha wife since the San Fran.
$500 earthquake He was reduced
y straltened circumstances and
rs neatth was much impaired ~
tbs shock He was 81 ~ ase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
ST. PATRICk'S DAY IS
CELEBRATED I'm SEATTLE

Observance - ~ Pairtcks day IN
Seattle wili not be confined 20 the
wearing ~ shamrocks and small
xrren harpa In church and hall
throughout tho city ths loyal irfsh
are o~bsefsink tho day.
The Ancient order II HlberntAun
|attsndsa Htah Mass at , e'eiock ~
~ James cathedral. during which
ia ~rAnnxYric on fha good saint was
delivered
AZ ne View washington hotel thla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
WILL PUT ON pLAYLErs IN
THE UNIVERSITY eVmnA.
SUM FRIDAY NfoHT.

The Spirit Of 1909" the Tavern
scene from king Henry ~. and
Tho Land Of Hearts nAenlrc IL
The varied blu offered b. the aopho
morca ~ the University Of Wash
ington next Friday evening Ia the
gymnasium The plays are given
hy students ~ The English depart
nnent Last year fke proceeds were
used 90 buy a new harxr Tor The
crww II IA pruhahls that the aasne
cour~e VIII be followed this time.
The Spirit of 1909 In the WORK
90 Frank NJ F0aiser, a writer ard
dramatic coach 81 this city The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
SEVENTY DOLLARS
STOLEN

Harry Higgins. who il stopping
az the Seamen's Institute. reported
70 the police this morning that $40
In gold and bills were stolen from
his room last night at the Goldneld
hotel. on First av. near Pike So
Besides taking all his cash, the
prowlor carried away Higgins citi.
Eenshlp and discharge papers and
several articles OF clothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

attaasn. oa~-The state court Of
appeals has decided that whun 4
man Il called = Fliar" no haa lauf
cause O. fight.
Pasadena. Cal - FLORENCE stone
the actress. and Mrs. Roy knahan.
shus made a balloon ascension yea-
tafdaY with knabenNAua
Les AnEeie.-This city IL 20 bar
cpneuntpNvea
Hsssss--Eight soldiers started a
ravolf against President Gomez
The plot inTuives the rural guard
and may ~ widespread
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

JACKSON. Cal. March i7-By
~ P-Jaekson Dennls. former
president Of tho defunet Suffer
Greek bank. stands convicted today
Ice rmbenxlinE $500 from 4 dcpDsi
yer. The trial was marked b. bit
tar legal battles. and the affairs
the bank received = thosoash re-
@w b. the Jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

Before applying wasef 20 straw naas:
ling. ID shouh be fhoFcuxhiy swept
and then gasse over with . dry ciosh 10
remove a. nsneh dasf - possible. Re
4pxe grease spots BY applying Fuller's
FzFth made into q thin paste with cold
~Ezser. Spread the paste ovss The spot.
Det II rxs1nin two o. three days. thea
t<nsh Il OF ezfefuiiy. To freshen and
clean mating. wipe itcd in iukewaEri
wafrr 10 which has been added q tea.
spoontui Of Cold Dust washing pow
dzr 10 = basin 81 water. The mating
shoald never he made thoroughly we,
bat wiped . little az q time with a
damp cloth and the-~ater shoaA be
ehangsd frequently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
Fair Opens in 63 Days

To induce you 20 do your fixing
up right away. we are making big
reductions In wall paper all this
month. We have paperhanKers and
painters at your command. FED
EkAL PAINT a WALL PAPER co.
1914 First az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
DOy|e'S Catarrh Cure

Will cure worst case, head. throat
or stomach. stop cough three min
utcs Cure cold "a hours Trial
free. Sixth and Yesler, seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
Ready-to-W Wear Apparel: Gowns, Suits,
Coats, Skirts and Waists

Space forhids more than passing reference to the Ready-to-Wear lines,
regarding which pages might be written and still leave much untold
Enough to say that the prime factors in the development OF the extensive
patronage with which this store is favored in Readyto-W Wear Garments
namely. style, quality and value-have been rgidy followed in selections
for the present season. We would feel honored by an opportunity to place
the new things before you for inspection -r-. Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17
The Spring Millinery

II is a privilege of which we avail
ourselves with much qualification
to request your inspection of the
Spring Hats now making their ini-
tial appearance in the Millinery Sec
ton. on the Second Floor.
Exclusive creations from famous
Partisan ateliers-Georgette, Marie
Louise, Reboux. Louison and the
reigning favorite, Heitz Boyer-to-
gether with smart models from our
designers. find charming rep
resentatiou among the extensive as
semblage.
The prevailing modes are varied,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

The rock crusher In question viii
coat NJ least $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

dred feet Of hose before the fire
could be reached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

permitting OF Hats over and off the
face, both large and small effects,
dressy turbans and mushroom
styles.
The use of paradise and aigrettes
is very general, while pastel colors
in flowers play a prominent part.
The new French shades-ibis, bois
de rose, petit pois and tapestry blues
are. widely represented.
Matrons and maids, elderly woni-
en- and those in mourning-aIl will
find evidence OF provision for their
Millinery requirements, and a well
come sincerely free from mercenary
motives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

CITY REAL ESTATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-17

Extensive Hines %
Bspsn bic Dry
0aods.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-12-30
NEW BANK FOR BARNWELL.
Meeting Held Tuesday, Large Block
of Stock Subscribed.

On last Tuesday afternoon a num-
Der of the citizens of Barnwell met in
the law office of G. NJ. Green, Esq,
and formulated plans for starting a
new bank here. The proposed bank
will have a capital stock of $4,000
and will be known as the Home Bank
Of Barnwell. A committee was ap-
pointed to apply for commission to
incorporate. This will be received
within the next few days and it is
hoped to have all the stock subscribed
Immediately. All Of the stock will be
placed in Barnwell county. No effort
will be made to get outside capital, as
it is believed that all CT the stock
will be subscribed locally.-Barnwell
Sentinel.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-12-30

This newspaper has paid no at
tention to the report that editor j..
C. Hemphill, of the News and Cour-
Ter, is to become the distributor of
federal patronage fer South Carolina,
thus supplanting Jns. G. Capers, now
referee for this State. 1t is we'll
known that Mr.. Hemphill is per-
sonal friend of the president, and it
is also well-knowa that the editor Of
the News and Courier is not a poll
tician nor ofice-seeker. If. there
fore, he should assist ia making ap-
pointments of good white men to
federal positions in this State be-
cause of his personal relations with
Mr.. Tat, why who is to complain ex-
eept the Republicans? Surely the
appointees Editor Hemphill is credit
ed with having secured are a great
Improvement ever what we have had
and for our part we are glad he has
taken a hand in affairs, if it be true
that he has.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-12-30
The Old Home.

Boys and girls, be patient and kind
with one another in your homes. Do
you ever think how short a time you
will all be together to enjoy the old
home? Very soon you will grow up
and go from beneath it's roof to a
home of your own, or perhaps you
will go away to a distant city to earn
your living. Then you will know
what it is to have home and kind
friends who really care for you.
Be careful of those little differ
ences that occur between you and
your brother and sister, at which you
flare up and say hard words, some
times there is a quarrel which is
afterward made up, but you are never
again quite the same with each other
as you were before.
These dear friends will soon pass
out of your life, and never again can
you have any more like them. They
are your folks and dearer and truer
than any other ever will be to you.
I will remember my own dear old
home and often wish that I could be
gathered with father and mother, sis
ters and brothers, once more be-
meath its roof. But that can never
be again, for the brothers and sisters
are now all scattered. Some are
dead, the others are far away, and
father and mother are peacefully
sleeping in a nearby cemetery.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-12-30

Some talk is going on in some
newspapers as to license for news
papers in the towns in which they are
published. A newspaper is a busi-
ness enterprise, and there is no good
reason why it should not pay a IL
cense. Charge the city authorities
for what you do, just as you do other
folks and thus maintain your own
self-respect and the respect OF yoar
people. Newspapers should quit
their cringing way of wanting favors
because they do SO much work for
nothing. Be Independent, pay for
what you get, and get pay for what
you do. Suppose you do boom your
town free. Don't it help you as much
as anybody else?
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-12-30
MASTERS SALE.

State of South Carolina-County
of Bamberg.
Mrs. NJ. E.. Ables, plaintiff,
against
D. X. Ray and ]. F. Jones, defend-
ants.
By virtue of decree of the court
of common pleas for Bamberg coun-
ty, in the above stated case, dated
November Sth, 1909, I, H. c. FOLK,
Master for Bamberg county, will sell
to the highest bidder, for cash, at
the court house door Of Bamberg
county, between the legal hours OF
sale, on Monday, January 3rd, 1910,
the same being legal salesday in said
month, the following real estate, to-
wit:
All that piece parcel or tract OF
land, situate lying and being in
Bamberg county, State aforesaid,
containing two hundred and eigh-
teen (218) acres, more or less,
bounded on the North by lands OF
NJ, M. Roach and others, South by
lands of the estate of D. H. Rice, on
the East by lands of Mrs. G. c. Starr,
and on the West by lands of F. M:
Ray, now Mrs. S. H. Counts, and
others. Sold at risk of former pur-
chaser.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
H. C. FOLK,
Master for Bamberg County.