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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-06

E. & S. r. r. Co, at Indianapolis this
last week through our employment de-
partment.
Russell Morton was absent from
school the past few days on account
Of illness of his mother.
Mr.. Clyde Hunt has taken position
as stenographer and clerk for the yard
master of the Pennsylvania railroad
company here.
Mary Faul returned TO school and re-
sumed her studies after several weeks
sickness.
Mr.. Rollie Phillips has taken po-
sition as stenographer and clerk for
the master carpenter of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad company here
Chase Hayworth was out of school
this week helping his father prepare
Tor a public sale.
Charles Young of Cambridge City en-
tered school last week.
Miss Josephine Weingart is spending
Saturday and Sunday with relatives in
Carthage and Indianapolis.
Edwin Wicks is working temporari-
ly for the Craighead Plumbing and
Electric Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-06
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Eliza Alice Hill to Jacob E. Hinshaw.
part section ), township Is. range 13.
Washington township, SILL 900.
John c. Nicholson to Harriet Thorn
burg, part lots 8. I. block 81, Hagers-
town, $11o.Oo.
James A. Boyd ct al. to John l..
Boyd, part n. f. and S. E. quarters sec
ton Is, township 16, range Il. Jackson
township. 5000.
Hannah Collins to Elizabeth A. Lu-
kens part fraction section l. township
Is. range ,. Arlington township, S1.,0o.
Emma B. Marshall to Caroline E.
Marshall. part lot =, comr's S. w. S.
Add city, S1.0O.
Allison D. Peirce to Chas. H. Ander-
son, part Section 81, township IS.
range IL, Perry township, $3.50.
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John R. Simpson to Geo. L. Gates.
part S E. quarter Section l.. township
l3. range l, Wayne township. s. POO.
South Side Improvement association
to Frank NJ. Owens, lot go Beallview
addition city. S1io
Samuel Wolfe to Emma z. Dennis,
\. W. quarter section 4. township IL,
range Il. Center township. $1,000.
Helen l. Dougan to Chas. ". Jen-
kins, part lot -, G. w. STAIRS addition
city. $4,000.
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Business College Notes

Forest Meek left school this week to
help his father arrange for their sale
and prepare to assume his duties as
superintendent of the county infirma.
~.
The Employment department filled
thirty-nine positions and had nineteen
other calls which they did not fill, dur
ing this past week.
Mr.. C. w. Suddhoff of the local high
school secured a position with the L.
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Chas. II. Anderson to Allison D.
PIERCE. part lot IL. Lamb and BoslOws
addition city. 81 200
Louie Morgan to Roy E. Creager.
part S. w. quarter section -, town
ship 1G, range Il. Center township,
81 600.
Edgar +. Jordan to Chas A. Veregge,
lot is, Whites addition Whitewater,
$500.
Martha ]. n Hobbs to Christian F..
zimmerman. lot 5. NJ. J. n. Hobbs sub
TO city. 5000.
South Side Improvement association
to Leo c, Wilkemeyer, lot SAT Beall-
view, SLID.
Samuel A. Wetzel to Milton H. Gaar,
lots and 4, block 20. Cambridge City,
$50 2.H $3.50 e..
Susan Heiney ct al, to Benz. T. Hay
den, part n. w. quarter section 8,
township 16. range II. Jackson town.
ship, S6,4Oo.
Frank S. Myers to Henry Bertsch.
part n. L. quarter section 10, Ii, l..
Jackson township, $1,000.
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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
l2S acres near williamsburg. S1o0 A.
$50 acres near Fountain City. 500 A.
so acres near Centerville. $50 4.
50 acres near Centerville. SIS A
20 acres near Milton. $4,000.
iJle acres near Whitewater. $3.50.
acres near Germantown, $4,000.
acres near Richmond 81 900.
8 acres near Richmond. $2.S00.
, acres near Richmond. 81 500.
These farms are all we'll improved.
| have others to select from.
modern houses. West Main.
e room house South lith. $500.
) room house, > acres $1,000.
! room house, South Sth. $4,000.
room house. Sheridan. $4,000.
: room house South 18th. $4,000.
room house. North 18th. $500.
4 room house. Randolph. $1,000.
room house. Pearl $500.
: room house S. w 3rd. 81 500.
) room house. South eth. s2.200.
Fine modern home, South 9th. $4,000
room house. west city, $1,000.
have several fine suburban homes
number of other properties and vel
located lots. > houses for rent. Come
in and | think | can suit you.
j. v. KAUFrEAN
IOver SIS Main. Phone 1894
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NorekS, Long and Short
New York WORLDLY

A plan TO shorten novels 10 an aver
age length OF about fifty thousand
words and TO sell them TO the general
public mainly through the large de-
partment houses, for ~ cents apiece.
is being put forward again both in this
country and Great Britain.
The idea is bound 10 fail. as far as
the length Of novels is concerned. An
arbitrary measure OF fifty thousand
words or OF any other number can not
be fixed for what should be q work OF
art. Novels differ as widely as pic
lures in scale. and nearly all that have
lasted for many years are long.
Don Quixote" has about 100000
words: Tom Jones" about r1.ooo:
Vanity Fair" esteemed by many the
best novel in the English language.
about .(HRN and all the other import
ant ThackeraN novels. except Henry
Esmond." are nearly as long. With
few exceptions the Dickens novels
contain about iuo.,ss words apiece.
Neither Thackeray nor Dickens was at
heart a historical novelist. and when
they undertook work of this kind they
ran out quickly.
| George Elliot needed al least :fn.aS
words To tell story: George Sand
used nearly half million in her mas
terpiece. "Consuelo"; Dumas spent
| quarter of million on The Three
Musketeers'' and three-quarters of
million more on its two sequels. TWEEN
! " Years After" and The Nicomte de
! Bragelonne." Les MiSerahles"
stretches out To i,o.cnr words: Tolstoy
tells the fall of Anna karenia" in
lCn.0r, and he puts sUO.Gun in War
and Peace The famous Polish tril-
osy of Sieuklewicz exceeds "A million
words.
Almost the only instance of a short
novel of the very first rank is The
Scarlet Letter. which is hut ,o!'sn
words. However, there are only four
or five characters in il and the action
is brief. II may be that the novelists
OF the present day are not able To pro-
duce great effects because they must
write for the passing moment, and hy
the time they get acquainted with their
own characters they are compelled TO
bid them farewell.
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John e. PeltZ
Sun, -TUes-Thurs-S Sat
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
To close the estate of the late Mary
Emily Smith, the following real estate
will be sold at private sale by DR..
Grosvenor at his office. over 713 Main
street:
"a Fifty-seven feet off the south
side of lot $50 in Elizabeth STAIRS
addition to said city.
This property also known as 800
North Twelfth street, a residence prop
erty.
GU Sixty-five feet off the north part
of lot 511 in Elizabeth STAIRS addition
20 said city; also known as 81 North
Fifteenth street, a residence proper
Iy.
90 Also lot 40 in Elizabeth Stars
addition to city of Richmond; this be-
ing double residence property known
as 1O5 and 1O7 North Thirteenth street.
"a Also lot % in Christian Fetta's
addition to said city of Richmond: this
being vacant lot on east side of North
Nineteenth street, third lot north OF A
street
90 Also lot o3 in Christian Fetta's
addition to said city of Richmond; this
being a vacant lot on east side of
North Nineteenth street, second lot
north OF A street. ~ '
Said tracts or parcels will be sold on
following terms: One-third of purchase
money cash in hand; and balance in
two equal payments. due in one and
two years from date of sale. evidenced
by notes of the purchaser. bearing six
per cent interest from date, waving
relief, providing for attorneys fees and
secured by mortgage on real estate
sold
Said properties will also be sold free
of taxes for year 1909, but subject to
taxes for year 1910 IS 4-tf
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WANTED.

WANTED.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~--~-~>-~>~>-~~~>~-~-~>.
WANTED-Married man for general
farm work, address w. S. Gaar
Campbellstown. Ohio. Att
WANTED-Core makers, experienced
in auto work; good wages. Muncie
Foundry and Machine Co.. Muncie,
Ind. AIT
WANTED-Return Horseradish bot
ties. 1871 n. 18th. Phone 1851. Att
WANTED-Compete girl for gener-
al Homework in family of two. 1915
Main ST Ait
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Reference required. 100 S.
18th. AIT
wANTED-Y. NJ. c. A. Night school
for men; classes. ncw enrolling.
PUBLIC SALE-March 8, 1910, 1 mile
south of stop 107 east of Richmond.
Horses, cattle, corn hay oats, farm
ing implements, household goods.
Isaac d. Moore. 4&6
WANTED-To trade building lot for
horse. Want driver. Address NJ.
L., Palladium. CIT
WANTED-Single farm hand. Expe-
rienced. Call at 11S 18th. est
WANTED-Lady to take orders from
house. Apply at Pilgrim Hardware
Store. 500 Main st. Git
WANTED--A young man to solicit
laundry. Pay salary or commission.
FEldorado Laundry. IS n. 9th st. Git
WANTED-Light delivery wagon. Ad-
dress Fl. c." care Palladium. CIT
WANTED-Men to learn barber trade.
Demand greater than supply. Grad
yates earn splendid pay. Few
weeks completes. Wages while
learning. Unusual opportunity to
start an Independent business. Gaia.
logue mailed free. Moler Barber
College, Cincinnati. o. 21-tf
WANTED-First class cook at once
Central Hotel sgt
AGENTS-We positively have the
fastest selling household patent on
the market Wolvereen Co., Pitts
burgh, Pa. 5-3t
WANTED-A good cook at 423 North
18th ST. 5&7
WANTED-Good first class mechanic
for automobile work, also good UP
filters. Davis Carriage Co.. 5-ti
WANTED-Position in common fam
lily to do general housework. Ad
dress 'Y' care of Palladium. sgt
WANTED-Work by girl for after
moons and Saturday. Address X. Y
T., care of Palladium. sgt
FOR SALE-Coal. Pocohontas $475
ton, Pittsburg $4.25. J. w. Kinds &
Son. Phone 3424, .721 N. 18th ST.
4-ti
FOR SALE-Go-cart, good as new
Call at 52S S. 5th ST. 4-3t
place Of your city property or farm
70 right to Forteri1eid's Rec! Els
tate Office. Kelley Block. Sth and
Main. 14-ti
TRUNKS, baggage and packages deliv
cred promptly by Merchants deliv
cry. Walter Z. Murray. $40 Main
Phone 1901. 21-t1
WANTED-A salesman to look after
our interests in Wayne county. We
pay a liberal commission. Address
Moor and Moor, College Corner
Ohio. est
WANTED-House keeper at 1908 Boy
or St. 81,
WANTED-Wor by day, houseclean
ing by competent help; 141S n. H
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-Ctty properly ana farms
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FERTILIZERS.

We manufacture High Grade Com
mercial Fertilizers. Prices reasonable.
Call and see us before buying your
spring supply. Clendenin Fertilizer
Co. Richmond, lad. 1J-tf
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FOR SALE-157 acres for $4,000
within 11s miles of Richmond;
would make a good stock and graf n
farm; immediate possession. See
Geo. B. Moore, GIG Main. Phone
2459. 3-tf
FOR SALE-A small furnace: call at
81 S. 10th st. 2-1t
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Houses of
Amy Size and
Price

l have on my list houses in every
part of the city ranging in pdice from
$1,000 to $4,000. So if you are in the
market to buy give me call
Few modern houses for tenants who
are paying high rent. with reasonable
cash payment. Balance as rent.
Nice modern seven room house, hard
wood floors. good barn. south Thir-
teenth, $500
S-Room house. modern, hardwood
finish, hot water heating plant. $4,000
SRoom brick house, hardwood fin
ish, hot water heating plant, West
Main ST., model home.
1877 acres within IL miles of Rich
mond, would make good stock. grain
or dairy farm; well watered and
plenty pasture. Immediate posses
sion.
2O5 acres, miles of Richmond. a
good stock and grain farm, we'll fenc-
ed. Would consider some trade in city
property.
Plenty of money at 6 per cent on
good first mortgage loans.
GEO. B. MOORE
SIG Main. Phone 24o9
FOR TRADE-A fine piano for good
building lot. Address P. B. D. care
Palladium. Gilt
FOR SALE-Six room cottage; cleo
trio light and bath; both kinds of
water. 200 North 10Th st. $50
FOR SALE-Hard coal burner; size
IA. In good condition. 200 North
10th street. $50
FOR SALE-Barred Rock eggs for
setting. Phone 3717. p. l.. Ross
so S. 22nd. CIT
PUBLIC SALE-Friday, March Il
1910, 2la miles northeast of Rich
mond. real estate, personal prop.
erty, horses and cattle c. c. Smith
Cat
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BUSINESS CLASSIFIED
LAUNDRY.

Dirty clothes made clean: II you doa't
believe 1t. try us. Richmond Steam
Laundry. Phone 1851. fehe3.tf
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FOR SALE-Stylish go cart. good
condition, $50 900 \. G. st. CIT
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WANTED-Core makers, experienced
in auto work; good wages. Muncie
Foundry and Machine Co.. Muncie,
Ind Att
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PUBLIC SALE-March g., 1910. 1 mile
south of stop 1O7 east of Richmond.
Horses, cattle, corn, hay, oats, farm
ing implements, household goods.
Isaac d. Moore 4&6
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ance. Porterfield. Kelly Block. 9Th
and Main 6-tf
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WANTED-Married man for general
farm work, address w. S. Gaar,
Campbellstown, Ohio. Att
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FOR SALE-Single comb Buff Leg
horn eggs for Matching, 81 per set
ting of 10 eggs. 400 S. 9TH. Phone
1904 At
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WANTED-Men to learn barber trade.
Demand greater than supply. Grad
yates earn splendid pay. Few
weeks completes. Wages while
learning. Unusual opportunity to
start an independent business. Gaia
logue mailed free. Moler Barber
College, Cincinnati. 0. 21-tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-14
BLACK AND RICH
Is the way Postum should be.

a liquid food that will help a person
break bad habit is worth knowing Of
! The president OF one Of the state associa.
tions OF the w c, T u, who naturally
does not want her name given, writes
as follows:
Whenever | was obliged to 90 with
out coffee for breakfast a dull, distract.
j ing headache would come on before
noon. ] discovered that, in reality, the
/, nerves We're crying out for their ac.
customcd stimulant.
At evening dinner ! had been taught
by experience that | must refrain from
coffee or pass a sleeplcss night. While
visiting a physician and his wife / was
served with most excellent beverage at
their dainty and elegant table, and, upon
inquiry, discovered that this charming
beverage was Postum, and that Inc
family had been greatly benefited by
leaving off coffee and using Postum.
was so in love with 1t, and SO pleased
with the glimpse OF freedom from nv
one bondage Of habit and so thoroughly
convinced that ought to break with my
captor, that upon my return home | al
once began the use Of Postum and hay,
continued it ever since.
II don't know what sick headache i
nov, and my nerves are steady and
sleep sound, generally eight hours.
used TO become bilious frequently anc
require physic; now seldom ever hay,
that experience,
II have learned that long boiling /
absolutely essential to furnish goo,
Postum That makes it clear, black an,
rich as any Mocha or lava blend Pleas
with hf,tTl h,rt o,h
letter Tor the good il may do
Read the listlc book, ''Ihe Road [
Melville" IN pkgs, There's a Reason,
Ever read the above letter. A ne'
one appears from time to time. The
are genuine, true, and full Of huna
Interest.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
-,eaaeni,-Georsc E,anss Honeyboy
Minstrels.
bijou-Ward & ,okes.
ocorce evans I'm Blaclkface.

The Academy OF Music Will have for
its attraction tonight and Tomorrow
matinee and night the now famous
George Evans's Honeyboy Minstrels.
Few entertainments presented IN
America have created more favorable
comment or received a larger share OF
patronage than this company did last
season upon it's first tour OF the coun-
try. Such wealth OF scenery, such
gorgeous wardrobes, or such a numer-
Gus company and brilliant features
mad seldom, If ever. been witnessed,
and the coming ot this organization
this season has already attracted much
attention among local theatre ocrH. 1t
is promised that this years entertain
ment in every way equals that OF last
season. IL is entirely new from the
first part, called The Crimson Trel-
lis to its concluding feature. min
strel comedy written by George NJ
Conan. entitled THE Firemen's Pic
mic" In the general makeup Of the
program, il also presents new idea
in minstrelsy, inasmuch as al yaude-
Vile has been eliminated, and in its
place big and characteristic minstrel
acts have been substituted. Every
body in the company which numbers
seventy-tive people, is on the stage al
most continuously from the rise to the
fall OF the curtain.
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FIGHT WILL SOON
Be ENDED BY TAT I
-Four Applicants for Position Of
Collector of Customs at
Newport News.
[speclal 10 The Tlmes.pIspatch.

j
Newport News, Va. April 13.-It is
expected here that the President will
appoint collector of customs for this
port one day this week. The term Of
collector j. T. 3. Stuart expired on
liar situation existing, the appoint
lnent has been held up. Captain
Stuart, backed by the recommendation
OF the Treasury Department. IT is said,
and other powerful influences. includ-
ing prominent Grand Army of the Re
public and Confederate veteran lead
ers. l. making the strongest sort of a
fight for rcappontment He is OPP
POSED by John Il. Locke. former POST
master Fred Read and A G. Garrett
Locke has the Endorsement of Con-
gresham Slemp, the recognized dis
penser of Republican patronage in
Virginia, and of the rest OF the state
Republican Organization, including
National Committeeman Alvah III, Mar.
tin. Ordinarily of course, this would
mean that Locke would get the Job
but under the circumstances il seems
to mean that the President has been
"in the air" as between Locke and
Stuart.
Adyices from washington say that
Messrs. Slemp and Hitchcock held a
conference in Washington last night
TO discuss the disposition of the re-
manning patronage in Virginia and
This Is supposed to indicate that the
local tight viii be decided within the
next few days. There is q great deal
of local public interest in the matter.
No Rctrcuchment.
Bv laying the report of the Re-
tTenchment Committee, as amended and
adopted by the Common Council, on
the table, the Board Of Aldermen last
night practically killed the movement
for retrencllment in the adminstra
ton of the city's financial affairs dur
- - a 4 L.
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ANTI-sAL00N'L
OPPOSED TO ELECTION
IF One Is Called, VIII Work Hard to
Roll Up Majority Against
I i'm,

Lynchburs Va, April 1S.-The COM
nittees Of the Lynchburg Anti-saloon
League decided last night to meet the
activity of persons advocating the re-
turn of the saloon TO the city, and
steps were taken to at once urge evi'y
man to pay his poll taxes and 10 get
himself ready to participate in such an
election. should It be called.
The league has announced that II
will resist as far as possible the call
Ing OF an election, but If an election
4 Is called itswill work, the announce
! against legalizlng the liquor trade IN
the city here again as shall discourage
further agitation of the question.
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Plan BIG CELEBRATION.
Daughters of Confcdcrncy Arrange for
Memorial Day Observance.

Especial 10 The Times DIspatchl
Durham, " C., April l2.-rllc Julian
), Carr Chapter of the Daughters OF
the Contederacy, Of this city. nave
made their arrangements for a big
10th OF May celebration here. The city
viii be decorated in gay colors; there
VIII be an automobile parade, and they
Will bear national and Confederate
coiors.. On this dag the corner stone
OF a Confederate monument VIII be
laid at Maplewood Cemetery. Major
" a, Guthrie, OF this city. himself n
gallant and fearless Confederate SOL
dicr. Wlll be the orator
The Durham Islks a. their meeting
last night discusscd the proposition Of
an Ellts home in this city They de-
termined to begin work on II some
time this year. II Is TO be thcIr lodge
ANA club rooms. and WIN cost from
$4,000 10 $T5,g00
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-14

New G G,!ls, April H,An'ther moe
~ the New York Stock Eachapge 10.
day, when an amendment 10 tie con.
stiLution was adopted, authorizing the
Law committee 10 Represent the en-
change in conferences with other In
tefesta." The committee also author.
t1ed TO examine into The dealings Os
any member ~ the exchange"
While no aupiincation Or tins amend.
nLcnt waa HoHoFFafGd u III pHGcrftood
that us adoption VIII Guhole i,te aW,
thprilies 70 acaI mare difcc,iy wiui
offending members,
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fgpotIAl q Tho ,ilp.t. r5ltpatet.

E"p'EIHI 7" NJ IHHst FDItpatth
fredericksburg. vs., Ap,H II -~G 6fs,yt.a.
Nv" forest ne nae men fagiak ~ gtsfssd
county tpf the pest sfTafBi GaYs, p4E IL "
last under central ~ hBFgtd sggf hai,afeat
OF acres u thnhsS iatG and GF.tF9Ys9
thousandB ot dollars uptii ~ yg3Es aFe1g
Eng lllnber enka nAna nna shNed tiL.AAt.
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TINS rHUKspAY, APRIL u.


commencing at 1890 o'clock.
we win sell the entirely new and fresh
stock of Fancy and Staple Groceries
and Fixtures OF the Paxton Grocery
Company. No. I'll North First street
lbctween Broad and Grace StrectsJ,
consisting OF a full line Of RumFord's.
Royal, Horsfords. Good Luck and other
Baking POWDER Ivory, Octagon. NapEl.
tina, Sweetheart, Moon and other Soaps,
Starch, Canned Corn. Tomatoes,
Peaches, Peas, Beans, Asparagus, CHIP
Beef, salmon, Sard.nea, Condensed
MIX, Pineapple. etc; High Grade Teas
and Coffres. IN hulk and packages;
Bottled Cat&up, Pickles. olives, cite,
fine Spices Of all Kinds. etc: inc Fix
turea. consin,ing Of large ElaiH Ma
tional Coffee Mil. Computing Scales,
Counters. Shelving. Showcases and
Desk, Display Showcase. Cake Rack
ard Boxes Store Shades, etc., Horse,
Wagon and Harness, consisting Of a
comparatively new Grocery Delivery
Wagon, set Of Dew Wagon Harness.
and a fine siE-year-old Horse. Weigh
ing about 100 lbs
salG pOsitiye
TERMS Cash.
TIE VALESTI@H AUCTION co.
Mayo savage Corporation,
l402 H. Main Street.
AuetiGnesrH.
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" The Valentine Auction Co,
Auctioneers.

FINE GROCERIES, TEAS AND cor
TEES, NEW STORE FIXTURES.
NEW DELIVERY WAGON. YOUNG
HORSE. NEW HARNESS, ETC. or
THE PAXTON GROCERY CO, 21I
NORTH FIRST STREET. AT AUc-
rIDN.
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guttlon 5ales. Tbts Dap.
Vaughan &, Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Tenth and Bank Streets.
AUCTION SALE.

At the request of the owner. we will
premises.
THURSDAY, APRIL l4TH.
at P. NJ, the very attractive, new
No 25o91a PARK AVENUE.
Semi-detached, combination lights
two latrobes steel cooking range. In
fact every modern convenience; beauti-
fully located. fronting Davis Monu-
ment. sltuated on a very deep lot. This
will make a very attractive home, and
is now under lease to good tenant
until September L, 1910.
TERMS: Liberal and announced on
day or sale.
VAUGHAN & WILLIAMS.
Auctionecrs.