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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23
Atlantic Coast Lime,

Notice.-Time Of arrivals and departures and
connections not guaranteed.
40 an daiy-Through sleeping cars and
| coaches TO Jacksonville.
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Knights Key. Fla; flor Havana: Solid Florida
coaches to Jacksonville. UNExCELLED DIE.
ING CAR SERVICE.
SPECIAL" solid Pullman vestibuie train, cleo
trio lighted, to Charleston. Savannah. Jackson
Miami. KNIGHTS Key with direct connection for
Havana. Dining. stateroom. drawing room, IL
1000 pm. daiiy-..Palmetto Limited"-New
train TO Florida; through sleepers to Jackson
se St i Fa snS g.
ton c. dining a cars and coaches s;oI nr - -,
AVE VEN NoRTHwFsT. AND 1fSIoN >sTATIoS.
GEO. p. JAMES. d. P. A.. Washington; T.
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Chesapeake& OhioRailway
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and Kentucky eclts s9I IN an sIeePsss ON,
with Pullman sleeper to Chicago Stops only
st important stations. Pullman's finest equa
cinnati, Louisville. the west. southwest and
northwest Pullman sleepers.
G: Q. la carte Dining Car Service;
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baggage checks. reservations and taIicabs.
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I'll 90 an observation Parlor. 5hour Train.
800 pm. Royal Limited" All Pullman, 5-hr.
f4.O0 pm. Coaches to Philadelphia.
800 pm. Diner and Pullman ParIor.
800 pm. Coaches to New York.
'25s am sieepers to Phiia and New York
ATLANTIC " CITY. 100. 900. f11.oo am.
f1.09. 300 pm.
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400 t445 boo, 1903 $50, 1900, 800
Il 90. 800. 1900 5000 '1o35. '1lso. 'l2N
night
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CINCINNATI. ST. Louis ANA LOUISVILLE.
r II t0' 5 eD .n MO l night $40 pm
Gle cIRy IsEa.s .s1o pm.
WHEEL;NG. $40 am. $50 pm
FREpEkFck $50 f5io ssis a%
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IS %. s.. 80 80 and 1900 pm.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23

Originality Is n Striking Feature
of all Shaffer's floral work. 14th and l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23
Star AID Writing Bureau,

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If you need glasses for reading and dis
lance choose I.eese Bfocals They are I'M
questionahly best. Lenses joined with
out q visible division line.
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The Lamar register., 1910-11-30

Interest will cease on above named
after December 80. 1910.
$500 - J. T. ADKINS.
County Treasurer
The Lamar register., 1910-11-30
Notice Of Redemption
OF SCHOOL ORDERS

oefios Il County Treasurer.
ProwSrs County. Colo.
November 80. 1910.
Notice y hsrsby given that I win
-edeem at my Office In Lamar. Prov
~ County. Colorado. al School Ord
~ numbered - follow:
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-05
RECOVERY OF BODIES
A GIGANTIC TASK
WORKERS AT CHERRY FACE
GREAT OBSTACLES IN THE ST.
PAUL MINE.

CHERRY, Feb. 4.-The st. Paul
mine today yielded the first dead since
last November, when the shafts were
sealed TO extinguish the fire thai
killed nearly 300. As a result Cherry
is all excitement over the prospects
of recovering other bodies. The body
is that of Maestro Llirio, aged %
He was identified by a wage receipt
found in his coat. The body is in
good condition in spite of the three
months entombment in the gaseous
chambers of the mine, $50 feet below
the surface.
AS the news Of the removal Of the
body spread through Cherry, the wo-
men filled the streets crying and talk
ing excitedIy, but the outburst was
short lived. Prospect of recovering
other bodies is none too promising.
To get the thirty-two bodies said to
be at the bottom of the level. two
million gallons of water must be
pumped, and to reach the 1875 bodies
IN the east part of the second level.
a new passageway must be cut through
old coal at least $50 feet. Pumping
and tunneling will begin tomorrow. 1t
is said the fire is now shut safely in
the east side OF the mine
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-05
SEARCH FOR BODIES
CONTINUES At MINE
NO ADDITIONAL coRPsEs TAKEN
OUT AT PRImERo AFTER YES
TERDAYs WORK.

PRISIERO. Feb. 40 more bodies
have been added to the total OF nifty
one recovered from the Colorado Fuel
and Iron mine. although rescuing par
ties worked all day. Tonight it was
said that q body had been found, but
that the passage had not been sum
ciently cleared to permit bringing II
out. Twelve bodies we're buried at
Trinidad today, five being pplaced IN
graves marked unknown. Five
others are in the Trinidad morsue'
one has been identified
The mine inspector said at 10
O'Clock tonight that all efforts Were
being concentrated to repairing ne
Slopes and forcing air into remote
chambers. He is looking for Ire
point where the explosion occurred
to determine If possible what caused
the disaster.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-05
FIRST MUSICALE At
THE COUNTRY CLUB
NEW FEATURE BEGINS TohoR
ROW AND LARGE ATTENDANCE
LOOKED FOR

Members of the Country Club ana
their families viii enjoy the first reg
ular Sunday afternoon musicale To-
morrow at the club house. This Is
to be one of the big features OF the
entertainment committee from nov
on. and it is hoped that the members
viii take much interest in the COM
mittee's efforts TO supply something
for their pleasure and enjoyment
The result of tomorrow's golf game
between the Blacks and Whites viii
decide which of the two teams is TO
banquet the other on the night Of tne
9th OF this month.
The Y. NJ. C. A boxing Instructor
Prof. O'Hara. viii give an exhibition
at the big banquet to be given ai.eI
the GOLF players feed is over Hi'
sparring partner. Mat Heithier, VII
assist him in the exhibition. Thes-
two gentlemen understand the game
thoroughly and it is expected tina
they viii do something out Of IN
ordinary. 1t will be a real six-roun'
bout CT fast and furious fistic encoun
tiers.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-05

firm in the belief that the consumma-
ton of this plan would be of great
value to the entire district surround
ing this city as it would not only be
nefit Globe, but woud greatly increase
the strength OF Miami. Stafford. Solo
knoxville and other smaller towns
near this city.
by reorganizing the present cham
Der OF commerce and taking in Miami
and a number Of valley towns, an or
ganization of such strength will be
formed that any section which has
position TO get what it goes after"
part in this organization viii be in a
said Secretary Rohrabacker, in speak
ing of his plans yesterday.
A plan of this kind should result
in the establishment Of a very strong
Organization. The resulting CONNER
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-05
MAYORAL DIES IN
COUNTY JAIL CELL
DEPUTY FINDS THE DEAD BODY
WHEN HE ENTERS BUILDING
YESTERDAY MORNING.

when Deputy sheriff win White
paid his morning visit TO the branch
county jail yesterday morning he
found that during the night one of
the Mexican prisoners, Domingo
Mayoral. had died. death occurring
about a. m
About a week ago Msyoral came to
Deputy White and told him he was
i'll. had no place to go. and asked i
he might stay at the Jail until he be-
came better To this Deputy White
agreed. A physician visited him FIRE
quently. but he was found TO be SUI
fering from a chronic disease and
that il was only a matter of time he
fore he would succumb.
The body was removed to the o. X
undertaking parlors and inferred yes
terday afternoon in the potter's field
Coroner High impaneled jury which
held an inquest last night The yer
dict was death due to natural
causes
Mayoral. however, had been in iai
before. on account Of other things
besides illness. Some months ag'
he served a sentence for assaultinl
the character known as "Fr1joles,
and since the licking the latter re
ceived be has ceased to visit Bisbce
He also was in at various times o;
charge of drunkenness. The jail
was practically his home. and ther'
he ended his days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-05
WEED SELLERS
NOT ARRESTED
BY THE BOARD
Day of Respite Given Those Ac-
cused Of DiSpoSing of To-
bacco to Little Children of
the Schools.

No developments occurred yester-
day in the Lowell cigarette cases, save
that Prof. Dennis of the Lowell school
rounded up six more boys who con
fessed TO using the weed and telling
where they bought it.
The board of education took no
steps to have the sellers prosecuted,
preferring to let a day pass and
await developments. They promise
10 see that the dealers meet with
Justice, however. 1t is expected that
warrants will be issued today Tor
the arrest of one and possibly several
who have been selling cigarette ~
baccc and chewing tobacco to miners
: Il have consulted the assistant dis
trict attorney" said Prof Dennis
last night. He viii doubtless be 'in
hand TO prosecute the cases tomor-
row. should warrants be sworn out.
and think they will. am for goins
through and prosecute to the hniI
we have the evidence TO do ii Win
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-05
BUS|LY At WORK ON
A|RSHIP IN DOUGLAS
douglas internationally

A representative of the internauon-
al found Mr.. A. NJ. Williams and MI.
Ed Settle in the garage on G avenue
at work on their new flying machine
Mr.. Williams has spent the best part
of the last five years in mastering the
mechanical part of flying machine.
Some six months ago he made
flight with his first machine which
gave him encouragement to try some
thing bigger and more stable With
the idea that the air is TO be domin-
ated by man, he has built machine
that he claims will sail through the
air. propelled by a gasoline engine. at
the rate Of from thirty-five to forty
miles an hour.
In the lot back Of the garage
stands the main shaft of the machine
which is about % IL feet in length.
The chassis running gear which
rests on wheels and is five and half
Ieet wide by six feet high. is mount
ed on springs and casters to make the
1Hghting easier. The frame work Of
1.-The shaft is made of Oregon spruce,
b, cause it is both light and tough.
lard all parts are made hollow TO Sc
cure greater lightness. each Is rein
forced by being set in aluminium sock
cts. the whole braced by piano wire.
] The chassis and car are supported
by cold drawn steel tubing, makina
The frame both light and strong. The
two main wings are six feet in width
" fourteen feet long. with patent
, flexible tips. filled with Baldwin,
soluble walled silk aeroplane cover
, with a breaking strain of S41 pounds
The supporting surface of the main
plane is 15S square feet. and the lift
r ling capacity about four and one-third
; pounds to the square foot. The ma
chine is TO be propelled by twenty
six horse power engine and guided by
, six foot eightinch propeller making
il25O revolutions per minute. II Is
supposed by Mr. Williams that he
can sail through the air at the rats
: of from thirty-five to forty miles an
> hour
"A Mr.. Williams has not decided e
z iexhibit his monoplane in Phoenix
. first he may not have il ready. and
e next he wishes to give the home folks
an exhibition first. and then prefers
; Ito meet the machines of the Frenci
: flyers who are to exhibit in FL Pass
later in the month. The monoplan'
is much more likely to duck and Il
more dangerous to handle than th'
aeroplane with its additional wing
!. above and beloy. 4.rzg
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-05
BULL pup
ENTERS POLITICS
eARKs HIS APPROVAL OF AT
ToRNEY MuRRAY'S SPEECH
TO DEMOCRATIC MEET

While Attorney Alexander MURRAY.
Jr. was addressing the meeting OF
democrats in Odd Fellows han Thurs
day night. Fred Suffers bull dog. who
attends council meetings. trials, polit-
icaI gatherings and social functions
with usually good behavior. though;
he would take hand in the proceed
ings.
Murray's basso profundo was boom
ing forth in great style and about 10
reach its oratoricai zenith. The doS.
which Mr.. Suffer has named "Nealc,
arose solemnly stretched himself.
walked over to Attorney Murray
with dignity placed his front paws
against him. stretched his neck in the
direction OF the lawyers face. looked
steadily at him for few moments,
then emitted in serious tone:
Bow, wow"
AS Mr.. Murray was in the midst oil
an appeal for democracy to stick e
the guns. prepare for the battle. etc.
and winding up with. Isn't that tne
right spirit" or something like that
the canine exclamation can only be
construed to mean, You bet The
city attorney has evidently trained b.
dog to walk in the right path.
The other night at the council meet
ing. when the new alderman. DAME
Walsh. was sworn in and greeted
with a round of applause as he tooi
his seat, "Neale" was again Johnny
on-the-Spot and added his approvl
with the same Bow. WOW"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-05
MANY A PLUM
TREE PLANTED
ON ARBOR DAY
Politicians Supplement the e.
forts Of School Chiiden and
Citizens to Observe the le-
cal Holiday,

Yesterday was Arbor Day. and al
though not generally observed. despsse
the fact that II is legal holiday.
many business places remained clos
ed all day.
No business was done in the justice
or notice courts. ali cases being post
poned until today. The city mali
was also relegated to solitude. while
the city officials took advantage o.
the proclamation.
Everybody, however, who observes
the day is supposed to plant trees
Whether the city officials did so :"
not We only have their word CrS
Clerk George Cage says he planned
six but no one took the truobie .
climb to the top OF chihuahua hill 20
see whether 1t was true or not. Iha' =
where he claimed they were planted
anyhow.
Postmaster Mike Cassidy. District
Attorney John S. Williams. United
states Attorney Joseph q MoFriso''
A H. Gardner and Hoval A smith
are said 90 have planted a who're
orchard at the Warren ranch wn'ei
are expected 60 bloom shortly. he'
are said to he of the political plum
brand. the shoots for which were o.
tanned at washington. ID. C.. frCm '-'e
department of agriculture, through
the efforts of the Hon. Ralph H. CSp''
eron. territorial delegate to congress
etc.
The various schools about the o's'
trio, had some exercises. but did no.
close for the day. Trees were Plan
ed about a number of the buildings
notably at the Lowell ana Lincoln
schools. for whom the board OF eau
cation ordered a number OF COTTON
woods for the purpose. The banks
remained closed all day
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-05

ciaI body should have a membership
CT at least 400 active workers and 1t
can be easily seen how much influence
could be exerted by an organization
of this character.
This plan is not new and at the
same time il is not an experiment
The league of commercial clubs in
southern Idaho secured the opening
up of some 10000 acres Of valuable
land and vastly increased the pros
perity of that part Of the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-05
cHIcAoo LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-Catle receipts.
1000. Market 10 TO IS cents lower
Beeves 1920 to $3.50; Texas steers
$3.50 to S435; western steers $500
to S5.S5; stockers and feeders $500
20 $5.35: COWS and heifers $40 TO
$3.50; calves 500 to $500. sheep.
receipts. 10000; market weak 70 10
cents lower: native SAFE to $40;
western 1925 TO $3.50; yeaTlngs
$40 to $SI5; lambs. natives. $3.50
10 $500: western $3.50 TO $50.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-05
EXPRESS COMPANIES
BEING EXAMINED
CHARGE IS MADE THAT THEY
DO NOT COMPETE WITH EACH
OTHER.

NEW YORK. Feb. Ain an effort
To find out whether or not the four
principal express companies of this
country are really competitive. or II
there is a working agreement TO
maintain rates, Examiner Frank
LYONS of the interstate commerce
commission began hearings today
The investigation is on the corr
plaint of State Senator b. l. Sund-
burg of Kennedy. MINI. who alleges
that ahe American, Adams, United
states and Wells Fargo Express com
NAMES are not competitive, but tnal
their rates have been raised to AMI
nsinsained at an exorbitant level as
the result of an agreement.
Edward T. Plat. treasurer and a.
rector OF the United, States express
company. testified that Francis Lynde
ssetson did not represent the Ameri-
can express company interests IN me
limited States Express directorate
stateson was elected at the same time
AZ Levi c. Weir. Plat stated. The
United states Express directorate was
mt increased TO admit them, General
Aleer and one other resigning 10
make way for them. The witness
said he could not remember any other
designations
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-05
SIMPLE LIFE WOODRUFF DIES.

LONG BEACH, Feb. f.-Dr. William
Woodruff, widely known because OF
his views of the simple life. and
theory of raising children by enduring
hardships to make them strong, died
today, the result of rupture OF blood
vessel in the lungs. While operatiD::
on a patient the latter slipped and fell
on the surgeon, who oyerstrainad
himself to prevent injury to the help
on his infant son and daughter, whom
he clad only in a single garment in
coolest weather and accustomed them
to plunge in the ocean in winter. He
came here from Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-05
BaEAKs AIR MILE RECORD.

FRESNO. Cal. Feb. with
flights by both Hamilton and Willard.
Fresno's aviation meet was started
today. About 5000 persons were in
attendance. The only sensational
feature was the beating Of the worlds
record for speed by Hamilton. who
made a mile in ] minute and 27 sec
onds. The previous mile record was
made by Curtiss in Rheims. with the
same machine. in minutes and II
seconds.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-05
CHAMBER
PLANNED FOR GLOBE

GLOBE. Feb. ALI the present
plans Of Secretary Rohrabacker OF
the chamber Of commerce material
ize, the local organization viii be
enlarged TO take in not only Miami.
but the entire ella valley as well.
Mr.. Rohrabacker plans to reorganize
the chamber of commerce as soon as
this work can be effected, making IL
a central organization working for the
interests Of the Globe district and the
principal towns in the valley. He is
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-05
cocHIsE MINING MAN DIES.

PASADENA. Cal. Feb. IN y
German. well known mining man OF
Cochise, connected with the Middle
march Copper company. died tonieh'
at hospital, following an operation
to remove tumor near the brain
several weeks ago. He was aged -
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-05
TRAGIC SUICIDE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 4.-Franc
Marion. a draughtsman of the SOUTH
ern Pacific, shot and killed himself
in the presence of his wife tonight
Friends were waiting in the roOns
below to accompany him 10 the
theatre.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-05
GALLEY SEEKS DIVORCE.

RENO. Feb. 4-Suit for divorce on
the ground o. desertion was fled -hs
afternoon in the district court by
James GayIey. second vice presiden,
OF the United States steel Corporation
against his wife, formerly Julia Gard
ine.. society belle OF St Louis. They
have four children
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-05
BIG OPIUM SEIZURE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 4.-opiuil
worth $4,000 was found today by GUS
toms inspectors in the ladies lounging
room Of the japanese liner Chi You
Maru. More than $4,000 worth Of
smuggled opium has been seized on
the Oriental lines in the past few
weeks.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-02-18
Shades of ArtemuS Ward

Many years ago this quaint gen
ius of humor, Artemus Ward, con-
vulsed the passengers and confused
the conductor of an accommodation
train in southern state by re-
questing that a cowcatcher beplac-
ed at the rear of the train as well
as the front. When the conductor
asked WHY, Artemus said that 1t
would keep hayward COWS from
strolling in by the rear door to bite
the passengers. But what would
the shade Of Artemus Ward think
of the heroic deed of l.. d. COon'bs,
at Letter, w. Va, the other day.
Coombs is conductor of coal and
coke railroad passenger train. AS
his train was pulling out of Letter,
Coombs saw flames issuing from
windows of J. w. Exling's house,
and two-year-old child sat in the
in the midst of the flames. Coombs
jumped to the gate of the yard,
fought off a savage watch dog. en-
tered the house, grabbed the child,
smothered the fire in its clothes,
and then dropping the astonlshed
infant in the safest place he could
find, he caught the last car OF his
train and went about his regular
business. If anybody can beat
either the record of conductor or OF
the running rate of the train, let
him speak now, or forever alter
hold his eace.-EX.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-02-18
OF SIX IS flfCTROCUTED

Howard Little, who murdered
Mrs. Betty Justis, her son-in-law,
George Meadows, and his wife and
tree children, in their home near
Hurley. Buchanan county, last
September, was put to death by
electrocution in the penltentlary
last Friday morning without unus
ual incident.
Little confessed to the Rev.. R.
Johnson, pastor of Venable street
Baptist church, Richmond, that he
killed George Mckinney, of eastern
Kentucky, several years ago, and
to several other crimes for which he
has not been tried, the nature of
which Mr.. Johnson would not dis
close
Little was sent to the penitentia-
nv for life for the Mckinney muir
der, but was pardoned>after brief
Imprisonment.
1t was proved at his trial that
Little knocked the women and chill
dren in the head with an axe and
shot Meadows. He burned the
house, but the fire was not fierce
enough to destroy evidence of the
crime, end Little was arrested a
few days later.
The authorities had great difficult
ty in preventing a lynching at the
hands of angry mountalneers.
Little, handsome fellow of good
address, was shown to have plan
ned to leave his wife and children
and 60 West with Mary Stacy,wlth
whom he was infatuated, and it is
supposed he murdered Meadows to
get 81 800, which Meadows was
known to have had in the house.
NEGRO ELECTROCUTED.
Willie Black, colored, sentenced
to death by the circuit court of
Norfolk county for having attacked
Mrs. J. A. Jernian, of Bowers Hill,
was also electrocuted Friday morn
ING.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-02-18
Sealed Bids Wanted

Sealed bids wanted for the con-
struction work on Masonic Temple
at Monterey. Plans and speclfca-
tons may be seen by applying to
undersigned. Contractors invited
to bid on building as whole, and
on brick and carpenter work separ-
ately, bids to include all material
Brick work to be completed by
August LIST. Carpenter work by
September goth.
Bids will be, received until 8 p. m.
Feb. 26, 1910. Committee reserves
RICH t to reject any and all bids.
Address all inquiries to
II. c. Lunsford,
Monterey, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-02-18
Took ALL HIS MONEY

Often all a man earns goes to
doctors or for medicines, to cure a
Stomach, Liver or Kidney trouble
that DR.. Kings New Life Pills
would quickly cure at slight cost.
Best for Dyspepsia, Indiges ton,
Billiousness, Constipation, Jaun-
dice, Malaria and Debility. 25c at
X. H. Trimble's Drug Store.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-02-18
Administrators SALE.

| will offer for sale at public auc-
ton at Cheeks Mill on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2ND, 1910,
the following personal property,
sale to commence at $50 a. M:
One sorrel mare, l black mare, |
woke of oxen, ! Hereford bull, 9
COWS, II two-year-old cattle, IL
calves, 81 good ewes, 4 hogs, 300
lbs. bacon. grain drill, [ McCor-
mick mower, buckeye mower, J
hay rake, hay tedder, l new hay
fork and fixtures, corn planter, l
two-horse wagon, two-horse hack,
| OK cart, l pair wagon trucks, 2
cider mills, i wind mill, l Oliver
chilled pillow, 1 corn cultivator, z
spring tooth harrows. pair 6OC
ID. scales, / wire stretcher, 2 cut
ting boxes, 1 set blacksmith tools
| set double harness, l Mcclellan
saddle, 2 grain cradles, mill saw,
2 cross-cut saws, log chains, grabs
crow-bars, spades, hand rakes
scythes, snathes and other articles
too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE = On all sums O.
$500 and under the cash will bt
required; over that amount a cred
it of eight month will be given, the
purchaser to give negotiable not
with two good endorsers, payobl'
at the bank Of Warm Springs.
w. H. CLEEK, Admir- OF
l62 Geo. ". Cleed, dec d