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The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14
MARSHAL. erwin OFF
ON INSPECTION TOUR

On the steamer Delta, which left
Thursday, Marshal l.. r. Erwin de
parted for trip that will last
for the greater part of a month,
and will take the new official over
good part OF the Fourth division.
Mr.. Erwin obtained permission
from the department to visit a
number of the down river offices
which come under his jurisdiction
and look into the conditions of the
various sections before retls.ning
Among the number OF places to
be visited are Hot Springs, Tanana
Ruby, Iditarod and Ophir, and the
marshal will probably return with the
court party during the middle part
of August
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
UNITED STATES PATENT.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
FAIRBANKS, ALASKA, JUNE
-. 1913.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
in pursuance o. the .trr of ConArcss
approved May 10, 1872, Samuel r.
Weiss, whose post office address is
Cleary, Alaska. has made application
for patent for placer mining ground
on Cleary creek tributary of Chat
anika river in the Fairbanks Min
ing and Recording Precinct, Terri
tory of Alaska, described by office
plat and field notes on file in the
office of the Register of the Fair
banks Land District, Territory of
Alaska, as follows:
Bench placer mining claims Nos
Is and Il, on the left limit
tier of Cleary creek, opposite creek
placer mining claims Nos. 16 and Il
below Discovery claim on said creek;
and Creek placer mining claim No
1 above Discovery claim on Chat
anika river. all of said claims ad-
joining each other, and being more
particularly described as follows:
BENCH Tor side) claim to No. IS
Below Discovery Cleary creek, left
limit, tier, known as YEN
ture"
Beginning at corner No. l identi-
cal with location corner, and Cor
No 8. S. 80 A post 3 #. long, 4
inches square, set Is inches in the
ground surrounded with mound Of
stone. scribed S-516-3 marked with
tack at corner point. and scribed
16-B-5221; whence u. S. NJ. NJ. No.
1863 bears n. So Is E. 6,1S6.5S feet
distant No other bearings. Thence
n. IL Az w. Var. go OF E. 54G5
# along line 80 S. SIC to Cor. No. 2
Cor. No . S. SIC. A post feet
long. inches square, set IS inches
in ground. surrounded with mound
Of stone. scribed S-516-2, marked
with a tack at corner point and
scribed 16-B-522-2. No bearings avail
able Thence S. 60 30' W. Var. 300
or f. 346 TO Corner No identi-
cal with location corner. A post )
feet long. inches square, set IS
inches in the ground, surrounded
with mound of earth, and marked
with a tack at corner point. scribed
16-B-522-3 Whence n. f. corner
bunk house 16x37 feet long side
bearing So AZ w, and N. % AZ
E., bears N. 72' 3O' w. 37.3 feet
distant. No other bearings available,
Thence n. 90 54' w. Var. 800 or
E., $500 to Corner No. 4 identical
with location corner A post feet
long, inches square, set Is inches
in the ground, surrounded with a
mound of earth and marked with a
tack at corner point, scribed lob
1924. No bearings available. Thence
S. SO or w. Var go OF E. 1873
it. to Corner No. 5, identical with 10
cation corner. A post feet long, 4
inches square, set IS inches in the
ground, surrounded with mound OF
earth. and marked with tack al
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To John Crowley. his heirs. exeeu.
tors, administrators and assigns
You are hereby notified that dur
ing the year 1912 | have expended
he sum Of seventy dollars in labor
and improvements upon placer min.
ing claim No. 9 below ght limit
Dome creek End tier, a tributary OF
fhatanika n the Fairbanks Record
ing Dist. Alaska in order to hold your
interest in said claim under the pro
visions Of section 1924 of the rev sed
statutes of the United States. said eX
penditure being for your share of
The annual assessment work for said
year. and if within ninety days after
The last publication of this notice
rou fail or refuse to pay to the UNI
derSigned as co-oWnor your said
roportion of the expenditures afore.
said your interest in said claim will
become The property OF the under
signed as co-owucr under said section
1921 r. s
MlCHAEL LYDEN.
Dat" Of first publication May u, 1919
Date of last publication Aug Is. 1919
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14
Visiting Tourists Are
Pleased With North

\ more cosmopolitan or demo.
cratic lot Of people than those com.
posing the juuketing party that came
TO Fairbanks las, week under the II.
rection of the Seattle Chamber Of
Commerce never visited the North
The party included people from all
walks of life. many of whom are not
only national bu, worldwide char
actcrs
There were authors, newspaper
men and women. business mca and
capitalists. all intent on having i
good time and seeing the best that
could be found in the territory.
From the many interviews obtained
with The more noted of the party
Everybody was not only surprised
hut delighted with conditions in the
North. and all who had never visited
Alaska before Acknowledged thar
they had never for moment rea-
lizcd the wondrous possibilities of
he territory.
The party. which was large one.
VAS about evenly divided between
the steamers Yukon and Dawson. #
the American.Yukon Navigation
company's fleet and was comuosod
of the following rertpns.
S.th Mann. the san Francisco
LAWYER. personal friend of President
Wilson.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14
LARGE CROWD BID
TOURISTS GOODBYE

Some five hundred people turned
out Thursday night to bid the Sc
attic tourists bon voyage. and the
scenes along the water front were
such as have not been seen in a
long time. Both steamers OF the
American-Yukon Navigation company
the Dawson and the Yukon-were
loaded with the sight-seers, and as
each was ready to pull out sung
many old song hits and cheered
for about everything there was and
some thing that were not, the Alas
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In the matter of the estate of Mer-
win +. Underwood, deceased -
No. 116.
Notice is hereby given that Frank
K. Noyes, the administrator of the
estate of Mcrwin +. l'nderw cd. de
ceased. has filed with the judge of
the Probate Court for Fairbanks Pre-
cinct. Fourth Division, Territory Of
Alaska, his final account of the ad-
ministration of said estate: and that
Monday, the Nth day o. September.
1913, at O'Clock p m. at the court
room of said G urt in Fairbanks.
Alaska, has been duly appointed by
The said court for the settlement of
said account. at which time and
place any person interested in said
estate may appear and file excep-
tons in writing to the said account.
and contest the same.
Dated July 3rd. 1913.
+. Il. MOVES.
Administrator of estate of Merwin +.
Underwood. deceased.
First publication July H. 1913.
Last publication August II. 1919.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14

and marked with tack at corner
point. scribed 1-522-3. No bearings
available. Thence y. - 81 f.. Var.
30 o. +. 1897 II. to Corner No. I.
Identical with location corner. A post
feet long, 1 inches square. SET II
inches in the ground. surrounded
with mound of earth and marked
with tack al corner point. scribed
l-'224. No bearings available. Thence
). $50 o. f. Var. So o. +. go Q
#. to Corner No. ;. identical with
location corner. \ post ; feet LONG.
inches square. set Is inches in
IN" ground. surrounded with mound
of earth and marked with a tack at
corner point scribed 1-522-5. Situate
on line CO of side claim No Is
TINS survey previously described.
2l2.9 feet distant from Corner 6 No
bearings available. Thence S. e. l..
+. Var so o. +. 2772 #. TO Cor
ner No. 6, Identical with location
corner and Corner ! of side claim
No IL this survey. previously de-
Scri'ed. sor!hcd l-I22G. Thence S. y
% +. Var 50 o. T.. 315.O # to
Corner No. /, the point of begin.
ming.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14
erwin TO DISTRIBUTE
LATEST YEAR BOOKS

On one OF the last mails from the
Outside Guy b. Erwin received three
Large sacks of year books issued an,
nually by the department of agri-
culture. Mr. Erwin has invited the
public TO call at his office for a copy
Of the edition. which will be given
gratis
The volumes contain many articles
of interest to those agriculturally
inclined and many illustrations of
plant life from all parts of the
world The book deals principally
with the cultivation OF fruits, grains
and vegetables, their diseases and
the proper method OF disinfecting
and curing them.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

TO y. V. Harlan, Murdoch Morrison,
Peter Morrison and William Mates.
their heirs. executors. administra
tors and assigns:
You and each of YOU are hereby
notified that during each OF the
years 1910. 1911 and 1912 | eXpend-
ed two hundred dollars in labor and
improvements upon placer mining
claim No, | above first tier on Lit.
tie EldOradO creek, a tributary of
Chatanika creek. in the Fairbanks
Recording District, Alaska. In order
TO hold your interests in SAID
claim under the provisions of sec
ton 1924 of the revised statutes
of the United States. said expendi-
lures being for your shares of the
annual assessment work for said
years. and if within ninety days
after the last publication of this no
tiee YOU fail or refuse to pay to the
understand as co-owner your SAID
proportion of the expenditures afore-
said your interests in said claim
will become the properly of the I'M
dcrsigned. as cO-Owner. under said
section 1924 Il. S.
c. b. PROPES.
First publication June %. 1913.
Last publication Spntpmher % 1919
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14

Biscuit company.
+. B. Burwell. of the Seattle
Hardware company.
w. II. Clapp and wife. of the
Mutual Life Of New York.
Or. Lewis 7. Dawson. surgeon.
J. H. Edwards and wife of the
Seattle Clearing House.
Mrs Walter S Fulton.
Herman Goetz and wife. of Stirra.t
& Goetz
A. +. Ghglione and wife. the
macaroni manufacturer
Mrs. \. J. Ghiglione.
William II. Hanna and wife.
]. r. Erwin of United Marconi
wireless.
Albert Hanback, and wife. the
hardware merchant.
Miss Minnie Hanback,.
Judge Kenneth Macintosh and
wife.
Frank McDermott and vie. presi.
dent of the Bon Marehe
Mr.. Donald MeDermott
Arthur Nordhoff, Of the Bon
Marche.
CLYDE L. Morris. of the Morris
Dredge Construction company.
Paul S. Norton. OF the PaciHc
Drug company
Lewis h. Peoples, manager of the
Crane company.
Percy ! Perry of the London
Assurance company.
Gcorse A Bettcs, OLYMPIA Brew
ing company
Ashael Curtis. Romans Photo Co.
Mere LaNoy. moving picture pho
tograEher
\. II. Devers, Closet & Devers.
II. b. Kennedy and wife Kennedy
Steamship company.
William kilworth and wife. Fisch-
er Brothers
W. Il. Nettleton and wife. Schwa.
ger & Nettleton.
George 7. S. White. Bank of
California.
]. ]. Wittwer and wife. ]. I.
NittHer K Co. Inc.
W. H. Yandell. SchwaAacher Hard
ware company.
o. J. Smith. Washington Portland
Cement company.
]. l.. Mcpherson. secretary Alas.
ka bureau. New Seattle Chamber OF
commerce.
r. H. Stretch, assistant secretary
New Seattle Chamber Of Commerce.
]. L, Boyer and wife.
Fred ". Charles.
II. II. Hartman
c. II. Lane and wife
S. Normile and wife.
c. c. Lilson.
H. j Ramey, Jr
Mrs H. NJ. Ramey
c. Fl. Reppert.
Miss Nellie Russell.
w w Sawyer and wife
F. Y. Schreiner.
Miss Eleanor Schreiner.
Miss Gertrude Schreiner.
II. A Schroeder and Wife.
= l. Cturtayaut and wife
Miss Georgia Tong
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14
QUIET ceremony WAS
PERFORMED WEDNESDAY

On last Sunday evening the Rev.
Dir. ]. II. Condit pronounced the
words that made Miss Leila Belle
Marston and Arthur w. Edgerly
man and wife. The wedding, which
was characterized by quietness and
simplicity, took place at the future
home of the couple on the corner of
Third avenue and Cleary street, and
was only attended by the intimate
friends of the contracting parties,
Mr.. and Mrs Buscher of Ester
creek we're in immediate attendance
upon the couple. A wedding supper
was served immediatei, after the
ceremony.
Mr., and Mrs. Edgerly will be at
home to their friends after August
LIST.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14
Ralph H. Gilliland, the limb

Ralph H. Gilliland, the timber
cruiser for the department of the
interior, Is now on his way down
the Yukon and will arrive here to
take charge of the office during the
absence of the special agent. Ac-
companying Mr.. Gilliland is Roy
Huffman, a newly appointed official
of the land department.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14

J. W. Barker. special agent of the
land office, and Paul Wagner. deputy
clerk of the court, expect to get away
this morning for months trip up
he koyukuk. The former is going
in the interests of his department
while the latter is making the trip
to look after several personal inter
ests there. The journey will be made
in the launch Helen NJ. with F. R.
Merrill, the owner, at the wheel.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14

Mrs. J. +. Clark. Mrs. l.. I. Erwin
and Miss Nesta White were aI,ons
the passengers leaving OF The Delta
last week. They will spend tn sum.
MGR visiting friends in the States.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14
Areas.

Areas.
Side Claim No IL Venture" ISIS
Side Claim No. Il Polly" 1880
No, l Above Disc. Chatanika
Flats Observation-Disclosures. .-- 1850
Total area .........--.........-.-....... 34.565
Expenditure of Five Hundred Dollars
! hereby certify that the value of
the labor and improvements mall
! upon and for the benefit of these
locations, placed thereon by the
claimant or his erantors. is not
! less than five hundred dollars
! t<5oo.ooD and thai said improvements
consist of:
| Side Claim No. 10. Known as Ven.
| ture."
| III" mining thy driftingN of the
northerly 80 feet of this claim for
its entire width. 1io.noo square feet.
| Value. $l26.0uO.00
Side Claim No II, Known as polly"
The mining tby drifting OF that
portion Of the ground situate east
orly and at right angle to 4 line
POO feet long bearing s % II Z.
from a point on line 80, a. feet
| distant from Corner =. Gn0on square
| feet Value. $5i.0o0a0.
| No Above Disc. Chatanika Flats.
The mining (by driftingD OF all
/ Of that portion of the claim situate
north of a lire from point ON line
I2-2. 2.N feet from Corner Ia
point on line 0-f 110 feet from
! Corner l. Value $1o9.52l ao.
Other improvements.
Side Claim No. is Known as Wen.
ture"
| HuuI; housn 1,x2- foot Y / c,,.
rnr hcarfnu Y -, "a, ". - foa.
distau, from cornrr > y,Ina Il
! ouuoo
| Grrfrr ooye, foot G W aor,,..
| laorf,.., = - =, /, - -
! am, from r,r,,,. ya1ra a. nm an
| r,lir o-xon fo5,t . y. -, -.
,o,ri,,, . - - !, oat g. a..
t,nt fro,, Cn,,,ar r-i,a - -aa u,a
| NJ, ho,,.,, af,o. 60 \. W.
nor L.,rir,, : e. -, !, eS- 80.
! distant FROM, c,,r,,.r VII.
| Il ana oo
A. rni,t ~, lin a, oo,.o .,
from, rnrn,r " a !, - -
,.ar,ho,,., 5-,'Su - l. % 'iei u
Depot and pIafform 7ax2o fae,
bears $ $50 ~ " 81 feet
: + corner war4hansa o4v2a fas,
bears s. $50 52' " Ia foot
A. n mint ON lime al 2ea foot
from Corner 9
+ corner stora 40vlo foot hoars
: SIS ~ " ? feet
| 8 r Garner store 1fx2a foot haa,.s
| : S. ~, < u fcet
s. f.. corner saloon 2Gxfa feet.
bears s S. 80 w, Il Fee.
S. T. corner store 32x50 feet,
| bears 5. So 50 w. los feet.
! S f. corner cabin f6x20 feet.
bears s. SIS 81 W. 150 feet.
s. +. corner Jail 2Gx3O feet, bears
! 5. SIS 81 w. 1Ga feet.
s. r. corner L. 5. Marshal's cabin
! lGx2O feet. bears 5. IS -, W
POS feet.
No. / Above Disc. ChatanIka FIat,.
S. +. corner boiler house 20xo0
feet. bearing y. $40 90 w ~
feet distant from corner Valup
81 600 90,
Cabin 1Gx16 feet & + cor hearing
" AZ feet dist from corner
Value $1,000
,oo,.io,
These claims are Iocated an tho
Chotanilt, FIats and on tho 1af,
limit of cioar,. Sr ,, aho't ~
milo from its mouth par, - ~,
ton.,, of rbota,,;i.a j. ,aaata, ~, ~,
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14

Mr.. Al Johnson. the photographed.
vas laid up several days last week
with a very bad cold
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14

SIDE CLAIM 10 Nj. II Below
Discovery, Clearv Creek Ioft Limit
known as polly
Beginning at Gornar M idort.
cal with location corner and cor,,.,
of No. 1G side claim This snrv.,
previously described srrihaa -
a22-l whence L = NJ N M ef2
bears S. Sc &c, + Ge1G5a feet d..
tant. Thence 5. az o1, " Var IA
o. Z. 1891 # Ia Corner No .
identical with location CORNER and
corner > of No tG side claim, ~.
survey nravione1y da=,.ril,a,1 'ri,,,
1--Rl5oo.o Thence 9 - 90, ~,
Var 30o o., + go # r. ror,nr
No 2 Identical Win 1ocati,,, como.
and Corner 9 of No -. ,' s;da g a,.:'
This survey nro,,iousi,. de..ni I''..,'
scribed 1--E.5o5.2 Tbc,.a \,
Corner No / id.,tisaI in, ro,,,
lion co,,,or ,,os, -,
inchas sanare ct 4e ;naha.. - ~ ~
ground o,1rror,Igd ,,.f.I, -, ~ -.
eartb and ,,a,.l,ad WIN ''i tai,, y,
corner noint ecrihed 1--p-oot "
bearfpos availahle Tbonca -
%, I, Var 20o az, = 224G f. to
Corner No : Identical with I,coti,,,
corner most . foot 1onp i fnrh,.
sonarn SCI IL inches IN H. .ro,,n.i
surrounded vim a mound of narth
and marl,aa Win +oai.a a. ,or,,' -.
avai,,h1o ,rhon.a y COO -, "a !, Wa ,.'+'
9Go a., u qaq . = - ca.,an n
Identical WIN laootio, ~. w
most . foo+ lone in,,,a., a,,,,orI
sot IL inchos ~. ano,,r.1 '','.
roundad with . ,nonnd ~ aanti, a,1
narl,od vim - tacls ~ cnrnar naint
sc scr, 1-p'.ooc No ~, l rjn'gs
a,.ailahIo Tbanca { eco M. l., W.
eos.07, = oo7 f. 10 Cornor No
Identical with loeaiiao CORNER nost
. foot lona incbos so,,ara cot 1e
incbos i, ,bo ,,ro,na s,,rranndo5
Win ,aa,na 81 aartb, and ,,arl,od
win a tack NJ nornor noint snrihod
1-.R.5oo.7 No haarinac avaiIahIo
Thence go -, w Var 200 ~,
= % f. IN rorner No ;dantic.,I
With location cornor nost . faat
long 4 inches cou,ro cot 1o inches
in the oround surrounded With :,
wound of aartb and marl,ed with =
tack At corner noi,t ecrihad ~.
5ooo No baarinsls oyailah1o rbonro
90 o., L var eoo ~, T. ctno :,
IN corner No tho ,s,int of ho.
shining -
NO AROVE DJSC0VERY
Chatanika Flats Reeinnina At Corn.
or No. identical with location
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14
MILLER TOOK Oath
AS DEPUTY MARSHAL

Joseph H. Miller, for some Tine
a partner in the White Market, and a
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14

Mrs. Guy Erwin, who has been
on the Outside for over a year ar
rived back home last week With
her came Mt f.rWin's mother who
Ill make her home here for time
Mrs Fred Martin. after spending
he winter at the home of her rela-
tiyes in Decatur, Indiana, returned
TO Fairbanks on the Steamer Tanana
last NJ nday
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14

First publication June %. 1913
Last publication September %, 1919
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14

These claims are located on the
Chatanika Flats and on the left
limit Of Cleary Creek, about one
mile from its mouth. Part of the
town of Chatanika is located on the
S. w. corner of said claim No 16
venture"
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14

Date of first publication, June Is,
1913
Date of last publication, August II,
1918.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14

No. I Above Disc. Chatanika Flats.
The mining (by drifting> OF all
Of that portion of the claim situate
north of line from a point on line
%, 2"S feet from Corner 10
point on line, as f1n feet from
Corner l. Value. $fog.52f. ao
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Matched suites odd deboard china cabinets serving tables
extension tables and cha-a total $780, tobe sold
Solid mahogany dining chairs fine Colonial and Period
reproductions sa worth sell for $685. An ample supply
Of each Of the five patterns that be disappointed
From makers America worth Of
dining furniture all Of the choicest design manuac.
ured factory whose goods have sold for than
five years. This entire lot will be sold for Sl4.49l.
Sixth Gallery New
ton to the furniture on the Fifth Sixth and Seventh Galleries
regular stoks making in itself unique and beautiful exhb
\ the MgpitEs j maxkad n ANgast pFicee.
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The Economies
The Warranty

All Wanamaker furniture, whether sold at reduced pl
in the August Sale at other times of the year at full pr
is warranted to give lasting satisfaction in the home
We are constantly told by certain manufacturers I
we are too careful in what we buy-that could 60 ne
the danger ne sell cheaper grades of furniture and
largely increase our sales.
Such Establishments may catch other stores no do
they d. but we are deaf dumb and blind when they
to us seriously. Sknr 81.
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RECORD YACHT PARADE
IN JAMAICA BAY Of
TWO MARINE LEAGUES
Waterway Fleet of New Jersey
Combines With New Workers
in Two-Day Fete.

The greatest fleet OF small motor boats
on record sailed out Of Jamaica Ray
yesterday for the first annual parade Of
the Waterway League OF Greater New
York and Long Island. All were dressed
with fiags and made a brave showing
under the command OF William g Boyd
Of the Great Kiils Yacht Club, who 10
President Of the League.
The first parade was made the occa-
sion OF a reception to the kindred league
Of New Jersey. With Commodore WILL
tam Sherman Rauch OF the Newark
Yacht Clvb controlling. the squadron OF
nfty boats Failed over from Newark Bay
Saturday afternoon.
Forty moro boats Joined the feet from
the Sandy Hook division Of the league.
20 that there were $50 eager to attest the
/ strength Of this comparatively new or
!, ganisstion.
The rendezvous was OF the Jamaica
morning the boats weighed anchor.
while thousands watched from the north
shore Of Rockaway Beach.
The fleet sailed through Jamaica Bay
and visited the Belle Harbor Yacht
Oub. Bergen Beach Yacht Club. Dia-
mond Yacht Club. Canarsis Yacht Club
and OLD Mill Yacht Club. The nest dis
banded on Rockawey Point.
While che main squadron was making
~ way TO the respective homo ports
Commodore Rauch In his boat Duegee
H. was being escorted to the Jamaica
Bay Yacht Club. where he was enter
tatnsd by Commodore Clinton p. Hamil.
ton and his nag ohhcsrs. vsce-Commo-
dors Bingham Wilson. Rear-Commo-
dors 4. Van wlnkis ana Fisst Captsan
James snyder.
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arm chung TO DeviIn until he could raise
him sufficiently for him to reach the
wire with his hands. Then. one AFTER
the other. the two steeplejacks were
rescued In a boatswaln's chair.
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Other Furniture

For the library, living-room and hall,
and including fancy furniture-fine ma
hogany library tables, Mission living
room tables, tea tables, tea wagons,
bookcases, book magazine stands, gate
leg tables; upholstered library furniture,
consisting Of matched suites. daven-
ports, easy chairs, lounges and fine
decorative as we'll as useful chairs
Of almost every description-$94, Q93
worth to be sold for ssh.
Fine mahogany library tables, COW
ering almost every desirable size and
style-$9, Ice worth to.be sold for 90 1871.
Upholstered library and living-room
furniture in Spanish leather; every piece
OF the choicest construction and all
leather, including outside arms and
backs, the leather itself having been
specially prepared for this particular
lot-$9,8l2 worth to be sold for 81 $50.
Another lot of upholstered library
furniture, consisting of most luxurious
kinds, covered in tapestries, that are
the most recent productions of olden
types, to an amount of $l2,754, to
be sold for $500.
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BedrOOnl FURNITURE
Matched suites, matched bureaus,
chiffoniers, dressing tables. odd bureaus,
chiffoniers and dressing tables. with
four-poster bedsteads, tables, somnoes,
hall stands, cheval glasses. costumers,
chairs. in al $50. 627, which we shall
sell for $58,580.
From one Of our regular manufac-
turers, with whom we have been doing
business for many years, we have Sc
cured @l5,790 worth Of moderately
priced bedroom furniture - furniture
that is well manufactured, thoroughly
finished and Of good style. The August
price for this lot will be Sl0,40a.
Another lot Of moderately priced bed
room furniture in limited number of
styles, from one of the good makers of
the country; we have secured SIC, 262
worth to sell for 81 ,998.
From another maker Of bedroom fur
niture. one of the most famous in Ameri-
ca, we have secured some choice exam
pies, amounting in all to $l4 800, which
we shall sell for $4,000.