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Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-10

The new president of Nicaragua ad- mits that the Americans were illegally executed, and that country will settle the claims of this government.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-10

So many naval vessels have stuck their nose in the mud lately under hurry orders that the question is now
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-10

Happy thought for today: Some men have a new idea every day. and they are so taken up with new ideas that they never put more than infant dress upon them.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-10

Making trousers may be rather mo- notonous. but Banker Morse will have more time for reflection than when employed in the stunts of high finance.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-10

Pinchot may hit high game if he does not hurt the president. He is not squarinS off for a discharge of hot air
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-10

The artists, even at this season of the year. forget to put ear muffs on Cupid, or any other kind of clothes
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-10

The price of doughnuts may hold firm, but the hole gets larger and the ring seems to be less true.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-10

Forester Pinchot wanted a blow in the neck and got it. It is not every man who can get what he calls for!
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-17

two or three days before The vint-
aud drank slowly.
Carmichael snt down Now. this
winners face was something familiar
Carmichael stirred his memory. II
was not IN Drcihcrg that he had seen
him before. Hut where
Gretchen arrived with the tanknrd.
which she sat down AT Carmlchurl's
elbow.
win you not join me, herr" he In.
vilcd
THANK you" said the vlntner.
Gretchen took up the empty tankard
AMI mndr OF Carmichael was first to
speak.
"Shr Is the hHndsomcEt peasant
ever suw or knew"
"Nuu know herr" There was spark
In the winners eyes
only for few days. She interests
me-" Carmichael produced pipe and
lighted II.
"Ah. yes: the pretty peasant girl nj
ways interests you gentlemen" There
WINS II note of bitterness. Did you
come here 10 seek herT
Won seem 10 possess peculiar In.
trrCSt."
The vIntncr flushed ~ have that
right" with M air which rather mys.
titled Carmichael.
THAT cNpluns everything. do not
rccollocr seeing you before In the
lIlack Eagle"
II nm from the north, yiutnor, md
there Is plenty 1T work here In the val.
lpys mlv In September"
"lhr grape" unused Curmirhnrrl,
lyon win never lruw how ~ press II
us they du u lwurn II Is vino
rNurr, b Is Vinegar this side ut tho
llNuv"
wrwmr' r0u rnn NWmw muudlIy
"nu Nnu rWuE Ihrr WIN nnmy lumr
On INv mmn.'
NumwmH Nmml "lwu.r D. n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-17

incurable cosmic malndy: II will NJ.
ways he. II may be beaten. devas-
tnted. throttlcd, but 1t will not die"
You are fond Of Frnncrf"
Very"
"Du you think II Wise to shy SO
hpgpT'
II MN the American consul: nulWdy
minds my npiuIuus." ...
"'rlr American "unSIil." repeated the
vinturr
Gretchen SET the iunkartls down. aud
CcrWh l51rI put uui silver crown
Aud do not bother alrut the
change"
An Americans nrp rich" she said
sobrrly.
The winner laughed PLEASANTLY.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-17

bed. ami she brpafhpd I'm ecstasy the
sweet chin air that rushed through the
broken street
After III" vintage" she said. giving
his arm n pressure. Fur this hand
some fellow was tp lP hrr husband
when The vinrs were prunrd aud fresh.
"p,d against the ,pninp winter
Aye. nffrr the vintage he echoed
lh' There was irnrudN N his heart ~
deep aud Profound ~ his love
NV rrrndm"tl,Ur lean her ihrt. fnr
! h"N'u'i amy rraudmmlnr i Old anil
seldom leaves the house. promised
that after work tonight I'd bring my
man home aud let h"i SEQ how hand
some he H. She /. always saving that
We need man about. nnd yet eau
do u mans work ~ we'll ~ the next
ore. luv" YOU. inn. Loo She pulled
hi hand - her liIrS aud quickly kissed
II, frightened hut nnnSlHmcd.
''irctChrn. GrrtCliCn.'
Sh" stopped What Is iiT' krcnly.
There waS pain IN your voice"
''Thr Thought Of how love you hurts
me There * nothing else. nothing.
NJ ''h"r riches nor crowns. nothing but
vou. Gretchen "
they proceeded until they came TO
the end IT their Journey AT No. 10 In
the Ernmrrwrg. II was house Of
lurnCing gables. almost as old as the
town itself
Fran Schwnrz. Grrtchcns grand.
mother. owned the house. II was
all that barricndcd her from povcrty's
wolves. and. what with sundry taxes
AMI repairs and tenants who paid In.
Frequently. II WINS little enough.
Gretchen opened the door. which was
unlocked. There was n" llshi In the
hall. She pressed her luv"r IN her
arms. kissed him lightly AMI pushed
him lntu the living room Gretchen
ran forward. lighted Nv" rrudlrS. then
kissed the uld w"uuu scented IN the one
"ulnfoNnhIr chair
"Ilri- am. rruutlwulhrr"'
AID whn Is viii, y"uf"
"My man" cried Grf. h"n rnyly.
Bring MIN n'TIr IIr.''
Grw"nrn gather Il ui,iNu stuul' nnA
placed iHul' ~ riihri side Of her
grandmother rUd mulIum'l t. the Nlmt.
rcI To 81 dawn
"Wh"r" ~" yen rrumf l"u Hrr ne;
lir"il"rl"i.' ~" "ld woman asked.
PROM Ih" uurIh EInnduuIhrr
~ uu uuufu
"l"uImd hi"irIrh. vu'uor by
trad"
I;iIs ~" your hmul"
The viuIn"r ""R,rI smrprird for n
muIin'ul. GIrirGru approved So III
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-17

~ week" There waS 10y un the
chnurpllurs face now. unmnskrI nm.
concealed "Dh when the hiuutr,tt
'uurs that | sec thr crown ~ Jugrnd
hrit Uu your mwutim head al my
work shall not have lH,u In vain.
There is one thing more. Your hign.
ness"
And thnt+"
There must nut I've ~ many rides In
the muruiU" with his ryrrIIrncy Herr
Curuirmrl
rhrr" was sinister note 1T warming
~ the clmuc"llur's vuirr.
The Hack Eagle Gum Shwnrtzcr
Adlrrl IN the AdlUrgassr was 2D years
old and had been In the Bauer family
all that time
Had the manager Frau Bauer. or
Frau Wirtin. rs she WAS familiarity
called. been masculine she would have
been lightly dubbed Bauer WI. She
was n widow Sue was thlrty.cight.
plump. pretty and wise.
Tonight the main room ~ the tavern
swan IN Il blue haze Of smoke. which
rose to the blnCE"mrd raftprS. hung
with many ana various sausages,
chccscs and dried vegetables. Dishes
Claltcrcd. there was buzZing Of
voices, n scraping Of feet and chairs,
a banging of tankards.
Gretchen came H. little better
dressed than in the daytime. the
change consisting of coarse stockings
aud shoes OF leather. uf which she was
corrcspond;ngly proud
"Will you want me. Frau Wlrtln. for
q little while tonightT' she asked.
It'll y. Half crown MS usual"
Gretchen sought the Kitchen and
found an apron and cup. These half
crowns were fine things to pick up &C.
cuslonally. for It was only upon occa-
slnns that she worked at the Black
Eagle. In an obscure corner sat the
young vlntuCr. His face frightened
~ he saw the goose girl. In the very
corner itself was the mountnincer who
possessed Swiss watch and gave
golden coins 10 goose girls. He was
buslly engaged In gnawlnG the leg Of
u chicken.
Carmichael was often visitor ut
the Black Eagle Later he stepped
into the biz hall IN his evening clothes
"Guud evening. Frau Wirtn."
Good evening your excrllrncy."
She was quite tluttprrd when this tine
young man spoke to her. What Is on
your mind;"
"Mnny things" lie saw Gretchen.
THE guusr girl" lie murmurrd sud.
denly. lis Gretchen one of your wait
russpST'
SHE comes In once IN awhile. She's
II good girl. I'm glad To help her"
Gretchen saw Carmichael aud nod
dcd
II shall h" NJ yOndcr table" he said.
indicating the vacant chair. CarnI.
chncl made his way to the table.
Across the room he hnd not recognized
the vintncr. hut now he remembered.
lie had crowded him against wall
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-17

cunning furGCryT
Forgery rourcd the duke. Read
this one from the late king of Iu.
Ccndhcit 10 Arnsbrrg then II you stlll
doubt"
I lIcrb"CE read slowly and carefully.
llln Ic rose ana walked 10 the
nr7r.t window, studying the letter
nrnIu IN the sharper light
lI"rbcrk returned 10 his chair. "a
wish thnt You had shown me these
LONG cpo. You accused the klngy"
"CowuinIy, hut he Gcnicd IT,"
I'm Il lcttCr?"
"Ncs Here, rcnd r."
llcrb"ckromuHrod tho two where
did you find thnscf"
"ln Arnsbcrp's drsE," returned the
dukc- Anshcrg, my hoyhood play.
mate, the man loved mud trusted mud
advanced to the highest once In NV
power. L. That not the wny? Well.
dend or nliyc, lO.GGp CROWDS ~ him who
bfnnr irnab"uy 70 mp dnnd or alive"
y "Non rrr very bitter said IIcrbcak.
"Anh have mot muse? pld not my
wife IL" Of a broken heart. and did /
not b" ONO hrpnru unn? You do
not know nll, IInrbn, k-nut quite nh.
lwna n'ep sought IN" baud NJ the
Princess Sofia lie, too. loved her, hut
I won, wei hl' revenge must have
boon sweet ~ hl'n"
Put yu,r dnrrh'or has been rrstur
cd m her owl"
O. fH#.T. o. ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-17
Ole
Goose Girl
Gy HAROLD MaCG2ATH
Copyright. 100 BY the Eobb,.
Merrill Company
Continued from Last Saturday,
CHATTER II.
ron IlEB COUNTRY.

CHATTER II.
ron urR COUNTRY.
"~OTNT. must tell you again
not 10 breach that subject?
There can I've no alliance be-
~ tween Ehrcnstcin and Ju.
EonihcIt."
why" asked Count Won IIcrbcck.
chancellor.
ono Of my reasons IS that do not
want amy alliance with a country so
porlidlDUs MS Jug,ndhrit. What,
make uvcr'Ircs--l. who have been so
cruelty wrongcd all these ycarsY You
Hrc mad"
"But what positive evidence have
you that Jurrndheit wronCcl ycu?"
"PpsitiyrE Have | eyes and cars?
llose ! not seen and read AMI hrardT"
3,our highucSs knows that | look
only 10 the welfare Of the country. In
thIesd day's.lt was q rorcgUnc concIu
sIoHthat this alllupcc lcns to be form.
ed Nov. you persist I'm avorring that
the late king was the chief consplrntnr
IN Qhdncting her serene highncss. aid.
Cd Ivy ArnSbrrg, whose Successor I
have the honor to be. have never
yet seen any proofs SHOW mo some
thing which absolutely cOuvcts them
and I'll surrender"
"Ol your honor"
My word"
TIL duke struck a bell.
My secretary and tell him TO bring
me the packet marked \. lie will tn.
derstaud."
The duke was frank IN his likes nnd
dislikcs He hatcd uCcrcts. aud he
loved an opponent who engaged him
IN the open. II was tliis extraordinary
rcrtItudc which made the duke so
powerful an aid to lilsmnrck I'm the
days TINT followed The man Of iron
needed this sort Of character rs Il GOV
cr mud huCklCr 90 hiS own dupliciiics.
UcrbcCk was an excellent foil He
was as silent Hul srcroilvc M sand.
lie moved. as It were. IN circles. thus
always Guiding dangerous corners.
He was tall, angular, with u thin. i'm.
mobile CountonGarc. well guarded by
his gray eyes and straight lips. lie
was born hnlucI"r, with almost lin.
itlcss ambition. though only he him.
self knew how far thll ambition reach
cd. Twice had he saved Ehrcnstcln
from the draglct e war ana with
honor.
Tho secretary camr In ana laid II
thin racket Of papers on tho chanccl-
lOr's doslil
Tho srcrctgry bowed and withdrew.
The duke stirred the papers ungrily,
took on" NJ them and spread II out
with q rU8p.
Look ut that. Whose writing,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-17

- srE mCmEs" n, nr vIn,y,rds
! SEE rIrlmS 500 vast armies moving
against each other; powder and fire:
devastation do not SEE you. young
man. among those who tramp with
guns az their shoulders. You ride.
Thor" II gold uu your arms You will
become great. But do not under.
stand"
War; he murmurrd,
GrpIChrns heart sank.
"Sha'l llvri" asked the vininrr.
There II nothing here snv" death IN
Old age. viutnrr." Her gIHrIrd hand
seized his in wise DO you mean
we'll Icy my glrl;''
"Ernndmuihrr" Gretchen rrmon.
StruIrd
III" vInrmr Withdrew his hand slow.
rs this the hand ~ liar and a
rhmtt Is II the hand ~ n dishonest
nam"
~ her" h M dlslnn"styf there. hut
th"r" ARE lines de- not understand
II * Hike S"rlng people In n misI, They
pass instantly aud disappear Bui
repeat. do you mean welt ny my gIrl?"
"li"fur" God aud his angels love
her. before ~ mankind | world glnd
~ d"lur" H. Gr'f, hen shull never
come I" harm ~ rh"s" huulS swear
H."
~ believe you llIr Old womun's
form rrlnNcd iiS irns"nrsS
Thrr" was sound outside 4 car.
rlrC" had stopped Some nur opened
the dour and began Ia climb the stairs
There Is Snm"tIinr Sirungr going on
NJ there. said Gretchen IN whisper
"fhr"" times n vril,'i lady Inns called
~ nirht on u SILK ledger. three times
II man mulllcd up so one could not SEE
his face"
Let us not question our 90 crowns
rent, Gr"Irhin." interrupted the grand.
nrnthcr. "Sn long ns no onr X dis
rurhcG, ~ long Ms the police are not
brought to orr door, II IL not our AZ
fair"
~" winner picked mp his hat. and
Gretchen 10 him Ia ~" street
ITO Re nontinued Newt SATURDAY.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-17

gaVw ia" old wO
urnn bis Irft hund.
TIL" grnudnuthrr
siIuuill"i II ont
upon li"r own aud
lieut. her Sir"wd
eyes \ fruwu hc.
gan To- gather an
III" vintnpr's
brow aud u sweat
In his palm.
II srp many
strange things
here" said the
pnlInlst In n
brUHllng tone.
what do you
see - ask d
Gretchen
II see very III.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-17

ask -
IlrrlIcCk ran
over II several
times, ~ length
he opened u
drawer IN his
desk. sOrtC Il
some papers and
brought out a
yellow letter.
This be laid
down beside the
other
Yes, they are
alike. This will
u q ArnsbcrE.
II u [ mildly
"whJ may sly
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-17
tie Be Continued Next Saturday,

A woman never forgivCs Il man for
letting her make fool Of him,
It's easy 10 drive some mon to the
pump-if IT'S u beer pump,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-17

KWmrrwrg WINS indeed cracked
way II irrurd dul"u rlhnws aud
ragged han circles On, n sIuuh ~ FROM
rh" Adlrrgassr II wa. mi after y
when iirlrhru md m" vluWrr pirkrd
lh"r WHY over ruililu- pi'lrd h,rr aud
there with muhnnIrs Thry were ARA
W arm
CONC d llUlr mrhm" said Gretchen,
lw lIn ,mwr md never nrlurr pass
,l over IHIr way
"lmm U- % BE- uul wpHud, heaven
.W". 10 Bro -'w wwgN" ~ n.
.iu.l ul wwN nn uwu and EiHHri
N.l lmuNw lwuuW' Nr Hld
l'.N lmmN ..0..l Nu nnn tmgh
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-16
Administrators Sale.

State of Georgia, Terrell County
BY virtue of an order from the Court
of Ordinary of Terrell county. Geor-
gia, will be sold on Tuesday, Deem
Der 9Th, 1910. before the court house
door in the city of Dawson, Ga, dur
ing the legal hours of sale, to the
highest bidder for cash, the following
described lands to-wit: All of the
lot of land number fifty 600 ex-
cept two (2) acres that are owned
by r. L. Compton, and tow CD acres
off of the west side of lot number
fifty-one CD, making total of
two hundred and two and one-half
(2O2 u acres, more or less, and ly-
ing and being in the Eleventh (11th)
district of Terrell county, Georgia.
and known as the Willis Lay home
place, and where he, the said J. w.
Lay. was living at the time of his
death. Sold as the property of ].
w. Lay, deceased, for the purpose Of
paying debts and distribution This
October 8, 1910. G. w. BELL,
Admir-. ]. W. Lay, deceased. with
will annexed
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-16
BE WISE IN TIME.

You cannot keep we'll unless the
bowels are regular. Neglect of this
rule of health invites half the sick
nesses from which we suffer Keep
the bowels right; otherwise waste
matter and pOisOns which should
pass out of the body find their way
into the blood and sicken the whole
system. Don't wait until the bowels
are constipated; take sfBloodine
Liver Pills.
They are the finest natural laxa-
tive in the world-gentle, safe and
prompt and thorough. They
strengthen the stomach muscles, and
will not injure the delicate mucous
lining of the bowels Bloodine Liver
Pills have a constitutional action
that is-the longer you take them,
the less frequently you need them
They help Nature help herself and
keep the bow Is healthy, bile active,
and stomach we'll They never sick
en-, weaken or grippe.
Mail orders filed by the Bloodine
Corporation, Boston, Mass. 25c box
Geise Pharmacy, special agent.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-16
HAS ANGEL FOR HIS LAWYER
Elder Taylor Will Merely Be a Voice
Pleading His Case in the
Court, He Says.

CHICAGO.-''Archangel Michael
will be my lawyer and he will argue
through me and my followers in de-
Tense of what my enemies say, with
the intention of wrongfulIy ousting
me and my seven little tots from our
home"
Elder w, D. Taylor, leader of one
branch of the followers of the late
John Alexander DOwie, made this
statement regarding a case pending
before justice of the peace in which
Wilbur Glenn Voliva, generally
recognized leader of the Zionites af-
ter DOwie's death, seeks to Dust the
elder from Shiloh house, the Dowie
home.
My handful of followers, with
myself and the archangel as our ad-
wiser in spirit, yill wiz over Voliva
and his 1900 followers, represented
by high-priced lawyers" continued
Elder Taylor.
''Voliva says you don't work; that
YOUR followers feed you and your
seven children and that you have no
right to keep possession of the Dowie
home, the elder was informed.
He says that, eh?" asked the
elder. " Well, tell him I'm Dowie's
real successor. Why? Because I
preach his doctrines and Voliva does
not ="
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-16
LEGAL SALES
Notice of Executors Sale

Georgia, Terrell County. BY vir-
tue of an order from the Court of
Ordinary of said county there will
be sold before the court house door
in Dawson, Ca, between the legal
hours of sale on the first Tuesday in
december, 1910, to the highest bid
der, the notes, accounts, mortgages,
ETC., of the estate of Mrs. r. J. Mar
shall, a list of which is as follows:
NOtes-Castor, Lucinda, dated
Oct. Is, 1904, $500. Castor, Lucin-
da, dated June 2, 1906, $500 Far
mers Oil and Fertilizer Co., dated
April 20, 1908, (endorsed) $4,000.
Joiner, j. A., dated May 20, 1908,
$22S.45, balance. Marshall, R. E.,
dated Jan. l, 1900, $4,000. Rober-
son, John, dated May 80, 1907,
$1O6.84. Wimberly, Louis, dated
Jan. 5, 1905, $4,000, balance.
Observation-Disclosures, William and
Mary, dated Oct. 4, 1906, $500.
Seals, John, dated Jan. 16, 1906,
$4,000. Seals, John, dated April
II, 1906, $4,000. Ebert Wafer.
dated April %, 1906, $76.25. viii
Worthy, dated May II, 1905, $14.0O.
Accounts-Ellis, Isam, $3.50.
Inglish, Earl, $500. Seton, Will.
S24.39. Seals, John, balance,
$163.79. Singleton, Turner, $23.63.
Williams, Monk, SOTO. Wimblish,
Lewis, $105.92. J. R. Webb, lum-
Der, $125.17.
Rent COntracts-Robinson John,
cotton 1900 pounds. Robinson,
John, cotton, 1,24O pounds. Robin
son, John. and Williams, Charlie,
cotton, $500 pounds.
MiscellaneOus-These claims are
payable to Matthew Marshall. Ad-
ans, j. j., dated February /, 1890,
$4,000, balance, Adams, ]. j., dated
Feb. 1, 1890, $2155. Adams, J. J..
dated Jan. -, 1889, $1,000. Banks,
Buck, dated April II, 1896, $500.
Blackshear, J, L., dated July Z, 1872.
$l72.34. Johnson, w. O.. dated
April IS, 1890, $4,000 (mortgage).
Moore, F. M. F., dated May 8, 1873,
S48.42. Terms cash.
c. c. BRIM, Executor.
OF Estate of Mrs. R. J. Marshall.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-16
SKY PILOT OF GREAT LAKES
Has Unique Parish With Thousands
of Members Under His Guidance.

A unique parish is that one, l.
500 miles in length and 800 miles
in width, of which Rev. w. H. Law,
known from Buffalo to Duluth as the
sky pilot of the Great Lakes, has
charge, and in which he seeks his
parishioners in a small gasoline boat
p feet in length.
The membership of this parish
runs into the thousands, and the
great manjority of the parishioners
never worship twice in the same To-
cality, for services are held mostly
in moving ships. Some are held in
lonely lighthouses far from other
human habitation. No wedding has
ever taken place in the parish, no
christening of a baby, no services for
the burial of the dead.
Besides carrying the message of
the gospel to these men he takes to
them books, magazines, papers and
news of the outside world. His visits
are looked forward to by the light
house keepers and lightship crews,
for this territory is so large that
he is unable to visit them more than
once during the season. He main
tains small circulating library of
not more than 20 books. He also
carries with him a photograph, with
records Of the most popular hymns.
Some of the lighthouses visited
are far from the mainland, and the
trips hazardous. Standar Rock light
house, for instance, is enarly 80
miles out from Marquette on Lake
Superior. 1t is erected on a small
but dangerous reef, which resembles
whales back. The light is $50
feet in hight and rests on crib work,
which is encircled by a railway, and
for weeks at a time the weather is
so bad that it is dangerous for the
keepers to venture out of doors. Be
tween the light and Keweenaw Point
there is a depth of zoos feet of
water.
On his travels the sky pilot visits
800 lighthouses, Is Hghtships and
go life-saving stations. Mr.. Law
does not outwardly resemble
binister of the gospel. He is big
and healthy and has a rolling gait
like sailor. He breaches simply
to the sailors, with whom he is very
popular.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-16
Sherif's Sales,

Georgia Terrell County.-Will be
SOLD before the court house in the
SAID County, on the first Tuesday
IN December, 1910, between the legal
hours OF sale, to the highest bidder
Tor cash, the following described
property to wit: One top buggy with
piano body and end springs; body
painted black. Also one set of har-
ness. Said property levied on as
the property of J. C. Stinton to
satisfy a mortgage f. ia. issued
from the City Court of Dawson in
favor of J. z. Turner against J. c.
Stinton.
Also at the same time and place
and upon the same terms will be
sold the following described prop
erty to wit: One harness machine,
TWO rlVet machines, one set of har-
ness tools, one set of shoe tools, shop
MIXTURES, one heater and three chairs
and one stool, the same having been
levied on as the property of F. M.
Collins to satisfy an execution is
sued from the Justice Court
of the 1854 district, G. M. said
County, in favor of Stanton Tanning
Company against F. NJ. Collins.
Also at the same time and place
and upon the same terms will be
sold the following described prop
erty to wit: One Ellis top buggy
with red running gear, said proper
ty having been levied on as the prop
erty of Charley Wade to satisfy
mortgage fl. ia. issued flom the City
Court of Dawson, said County, in
favor of J. W. Glass against Charley
Wade.
Also at said time and place and
upon the same terms will be sold
the following described property to
wit: One High Point top buggy and
one set of single harness, said prop
erty having been levied on as the
property of Bob Cloud to satisfy
mortgage Fl. ia. which was issued
from the Justice Court of the 1854
district. G.. NJ, said County, in favor
of ]. w. Glass against Bob Cloud.
Also at said time and place and
upon the same terms will be sold
the following described property to
wit: One Summers top buggy with
black body and red running gear,
and one set single harness. Also
one roam colored Texas mare about
ten years Old said property levied
on as the property of Robert Knight
to satisfy an execution issued from
the CITY Court of Dawson in favor
of the Shefield-Huntington Company
against R. E. knight. This Novem-
Der 9Th, 1910.
~ M. G. HILL, Sheriff.