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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-19
HATT|ESBURG WINNER
Continued from Page One,

High School, third. Distance, III TT.
inches.
Shot Put-Rich, Ellisville Agricui-
tural High School, first; Boutwell,, e.
lisville Agricultural High School, Sec
ond; Bethea. Hattiesburg. third. Dis
lance, 40 #. 8 inches.
Running High Jump-HiIburn. FL
lisville Agricultural High School, first;
Welborn, Ellisville Agricultural High
School, second; Farmer, Meridian,
third.
One-fourth Mile Race-Schillings,
Meridian, first; Pigford, Meridian. sec
ond; Simmons, Ellisyille Agricultural
High School, third. Time 81 2-5 Sec
onds.
One Hundred Yard Dash-Ellis, Me-
ridian, first; Turner, Hattiesburg, Sec
ond; Simmons, Ellisville Agricultural
High School, third. Time, 10 AS sec
onds
One-half Mile Race-Dunn, Meridi-
an, first; Carney, Meridian, second;
Bankston, Ellisville Agricultural High
School, third. Time. 1 minute,
81 IL seconds.
Mile Race-Carne,, meridian, first;
Fuller, Hattiesburg, second; Bruce,
Petal, third. Time, minutes, 19 sec
onds.
R. B. Spencer, Hattiesburg
first; Williams, Meridian, second;
Welborn, Ellisville Agricultural High
School, third Distance, II #. 10
inches.
4-6 Mile Relay Meridian
first; Hattiesburg, second; Ellisville
A. H. s., third. Time. minutes, J
seconds.
Second Class, 100 to $40 Lbs.
8-fb. Shot Put-Phelps, Hattiesburg
first; Montgomery, Hattiesburg, sec
ond; Kelley, Ellisville A. H. s., third
Distance. 4S # IA inches.
r. H. Jump-Brame, EllisvilIe A. H
S, first; McRaney, CRANKY School
second; Farmer, Meridian, third
Height, 5 TT. inches.
One Hundred Yard Dash-Ellis, Me
ridian, first; Turner, Hattiesburg, sec
ond; Brame, Ellisville A. H. S., third
Time, 10 3-5 seconds.
S-fb Hammer Throw-Phelps, Hat
tiesburg, first; Montgomery, Hatties
burg, second; Knight, Ellisville A. H
s., third. Distance, 129 #. inches.
Pole Vault-Rawls. Hattiesburg,
first; Spencer, Hattiesburg, second /;
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-19

Williams. Meridian. third. Height, 8
TT. inches.
Discus Throw Montgomery, Hat
tiesburg, first; Phelps. Hattiesburg,
second; Kelley, Ellisville A.. H. S..
third Distance. los IT. 6 inches.
R. B. -Jump-McRaney. CRANKY
School, first; Williams. Meridian. Sec
ond; Phelps. Hattiesburg, third.
One-fourth Mile Race-Ellis, Me-
ridian, first; Spencer. Hattiesburg,
second; Landrum. Ellisville A.. H. S.,
third.
One-half Mile Race-Hawkes, Me-
ridian, first; Eure, Hattiesburg, Sec
ond; Carey. Meridian, third.
Four-sixth Nile Relay Race-Me-
ridian, first; EllisyilIe, A. H. s.. Sec
ond; Hattiesburg, third.
Third Glass, 1870 Lbs. and Under.
Hundred Yard Dash-Turner, Hat
tiesburg, first; Noble, Meridian. sec
ond; Grissom. Ellisville A. H. s., third.
Time IL seconds.
r. H. Jump-McWilliams, Meridian,
first; Williams, Ellisville A. H. S.,
second; Carr, Hattiesburg, third.
Height, #. 8 inches.
Discus Throw-Eure, Hattiesburg,
first; Cubley, Hattiesburg. second;
Kelley, Ellisville A. H. S., third. Bis
lance, 101 #. 6 inches.
S-ib. Hammer Throw-McMullan.
Hattiesburg, first; Grissom, Ellisville
A. H. S., second; Kelley, Ellisville A.
H. S., third. Distance, 103 1T. 9 inches.
Pole vault-McWilliams. Meridian,
first Nelson, Hattiesburg, second !;
Cubley, Hattiesburs, third. Height.
9 it. 1 inch.
r. B. Jump-Turner, Hattiesburg,
first; McWilliams, Meridian, second;
Williams, Ellisville A. H. S., third
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-19
Roosevelt Libel Suit On.

Syracuse, N. Y, April 19.-The trial
of the $4,000 libel suit of William
Barnes against Theodore Roosevelt
which was set for beginning today
brought a large crowd to the court
house. Roosevelt and Barnes were
both there, but paid no attention to
each other. Politicians believe that
the trial will bring out information
regarding many Republican squabbles
in New York during the last ten years
Twelve men satisfactorily to
Barnes attorneys were selected fol-
the jury at the opening session. AT
the afternoon session Roosevelt's at
torneys began their examination OF
talesmen.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-19

Distance, II IT. IL IL inches.
s-rb. Shot Put-Kelley, Ellisville A.
H. s., first; Eure. Hattiesburg. second;
McWilliams, Meridian, third. Dis
lance, 40 #. s IA inches.
Relay Race-Meridian, first; Hat
tiesburg, second; Ellisville, third.
One-fourth Mile Race-Grissom Ell
lisville A. H. s., frst; Rush. Meridian
second; Allsup, Hattiesburg, third
Time, SO seconds.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-19
! attiesburg Hardware Co.

heard the case should not have held
West Virginia liable for interest on
it's share of the old Virginia debt from
1861, and that valuation of stocks held
by Virginia at separation of the two
states should have been based only
on the book value instead OF an av-
erage and the book" and dividend"
values,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-19
HEAR DEBT CASE OF
TWO vIRoiNiANs

Washington, April 19.-Hearing is
set for today in the United States SUI
preme Court on the bill of exceptions
filed by Attorney General Lilly of
West Virginia In the famous Virginia
West Virginia debt case. West Vir-
ginia contends that the master who
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-19
Diver Is Rescued.

Washington, d. c., April 19.-Wil-
liam F., Loughman, the diver who be-
came entangled in the lines attached
to the sunken submarine F-4 Satur-
day while working under 220 feet of
water in the Honolulu harbor, has
been rescued and is unframed by his
irving experiences. VpxNk .
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-19

Misses Annie Cook, Rosebud Magee
and Irene Lott, of Purvis. were week
end visitors having come for Field
Day. Miss Lott was one of the COD
testants in elocution.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-19
CITY BREVITIES


Mrs. Julius Stallings will leave this
afternoon for Mobile to visit relatives
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-19

The nuinlne That Does Not AffAet The Head
Because of its tonic end laxative eject. LAXA-
TIVE 92CMO QUININE is better than ordinary
Ou:ni1c and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing In head. Remember the full name and
look for the signature cfkE. W. GROVE. 2Sc.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-19

Mrs. w. F. Hathaway, of Meridian
after spending a week with friends
here. left for New Orleans yesterday
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g(eOsrRdt ser gearioen srieasna3ridten.

Nad bean geIr8en Oentden @eucralfo6S Serdt tUben
betge Sample i'm Ober-GIah in Der 93ab bou Senn6en Die
9enden ba6eu i'm 9rguuneuuaOe GrOge errnu8en nnO
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WnrSe 8nrhdseidlngen.
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%citGtignug bOrgGHOen.
Sine ans &etrOaraO nad 2On0Ou 9eoubte Sepc6e beagt
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bcidGOg in AugclmSbabcn au9eang M gnd Oieie gtadrd
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SdnOcu NurAtete Sdmmtide mlItdride GtabliIemeus in
Der Sta6t nuG llmge6nus unrom sert6rt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
Gr06rr S6Qorn.
SSOn Orntiber 9nftfIOttC
augeri9tet.
SSei Sent 0lmariff aMf SiIm=
firc6em.

Die miIitdriicben Gtabliiiemcnts in
Scr StoOt uno ltmecbung p0llig
5crIt0rt. II gleuc @oiis fir oeut-
ibc 2uftflotte in ser 9ld6e bon
@ent in @cIgien ciugcrihtet.
Siirfci beirieOiot StoIien's 6or-
0erlngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

Y ] 8 . I { q u q u W U :
f6cn seen t6dtig.
2on0on 10. Sanuar Nic
0eutiAcn mcn0eu in 9ItprclBeu
GiS6rcder an, Inn elm 3niriercn Der
maIurii6en See'n 81 per6inoern.
Goour6 iolen einericits Die 9iuiieu
am lle6cribreiten Der Seen perbin-
bert mcrOen anoerericitS woacn sic
0cilti6en d6cr an1 lore 6luBoom.
pier, sic iic nit Gei6iiten aiisgeri.
ltet 5obcu, ipeiier benlBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
N'partement Oes Gr5ieGnngspeiens.
euserir,.,.. SHrcan bcs
VSnnosAicu oce Gciicntlinlcu llntcrrimtS,
@tNotl1ur Nuo Qnfnn rffr IJiufuur

'''"VHssaeogaicn bee Seiicnhimcu ilutcrriMts,
~'"oslon, 'ino 2aiagettesllUennc.
Gne nr, { more, o. Sanu0r 1915,
irdicn ftulun0 5ucds gluspdDhna bon Qcbrs
fulisc, KY Que NorbcreiiiuQs Shnlen, cincn
0nlis 6cueYeth hlcnocnicn Ocs 3c0nenS, mo
1anuor y,st KS in Anrncn, miro am 22. uno 20.
Seminer "'os6ele 9 ll1r bcainHeuo, i'm ec1rer,
ec6alte" IN Eari'goenue mo SoiimanStrabe,
lrdiirs tfsilnna iiir sic elusmd6unq bon qe6r,
lcglioieiit 4omen, iiir Gd6en uno iiir 6anos
aInnenS uAletridt ipiro am so. Sdnnar, be-
IT, i9 oHl uHl Nor NiorgcnS, In Der Smulc
mQnlS h,r,VE oet Cdc Der Gnri.2lDenuc un0 Soiis
Gne MpSs uunepnlteu meroeH.
ltaiicn ffsn nllo ur bic ghi5udblung bon NeDrs
Ionic az w Vlcmcniars hulen 0inbcrgarien.
oeu.hen SeOrer ocs Scuil0cn In ben engui0s
D., w.. SWulcn BON Baltimore iuiro am q,
aen0 i0 IN, 2' OeDrnar, llbr WlorGenS beains
roiimor SC1tcr.Scmiuar, RarlsNpenue uil0
ies sS.,5l ease uilb IN Der 0eocr.Nanoicrtigs
gollcn me, maSl, W'onrt mo Saraioaas Srabe, gc'
QroisMall o rno g. Sc6uiar
Glcnonnsolleu 90. unb 8. sycbruar
Npti, "' Seutld-2. B.. 4. mo .. Sebruar.
luten'o a., 4uslnuiis girulare iuerocn onf @r.
lnicn6cnl" elpien on Die Office of ibc Super.
negocn ol FubIc Sniiruciion", 5ueclan6t
ens,r,n Srancis ". euper
Sam o4iiieHoeni pes 1iicnilimen llnierri9is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

snslbjIab loalih bon Baltimore C55 g6cnos.
5aa S8,go,, SiGDl &uaman 3ug. Seuiict
9n0erc IVY Siioen unb 'elorioa. IdQlih 5ipei
4nsiunif''l 'le 3iiae. Sir Mcioris9nmpblct nno
e. " NJ Wpenoe man iid an 9. Wl. 0bitOn,
l1ahi5 fSSnlIilhinehial Building, Baltimore, no.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

aNBertDtet.
Sei Dent 0lmariff aMf SiIms
fircDem.
Die miIitdrii6en Gto6Iiiiemcnts in
Der StoOt unO ltmgebung o0llig
5erIt6rt. III 9leuc 9oiis fir oelt.
i9c 2uftflotte in ser 93d6e Don
Gent in @elgien eiugcridtct. -
Silrfci befrieOiot StoIien's 5or.
0erungen.
9on6on 10. Sonuor. ~ Cine
oro5tloie Gepei1e aus Berlin erfldrt,
ooB ole militGrii6en @ta6Iliiements
in imO uobe Gunfirden BON Der Oeut.
i9eu 9ufti6iii-6lotte, mel9e oie
Stoot am Sonntog 9ngriif o6aio
3erIiort purOen. 9lu9 sic Gmfirde.
ner 9eIeldtungs- s-gluloge muroe Der.
nidtet. Gie GepeiAe bcioot oieie
Suformotion iei in elmer 9otidait
BON NoiterHont eut6olten.
95eue Oeutihe Suftidiff-
sails.
@ent bia 2onoon 10. Sanuor.
Son 6rieoridS6ofen lit bier sic
9lobri6t ouoclouat, BOB Oie 9elit-
iben cine ouoerc 9oiiS fir i6re 9uit-
pe6r na6e Gent in 9elgien etoblirt
babeu. gier 8eppeIiue oes neueiten
Cups umO cine gln3o6( BON 9leropla.
nen iinO auf Oem neuen Slugieloe
ucriommclt. Gon oieiem &imtt aus
lnteruo6men Oie Oeutiben 3eppelinc
i5re fiir5li6en g(ugriife ouf Golais.
0ieS Siirfeigi6tnod.
2on0on, 10. Sonuor. -Spe5iol.
Gepeiden BON &om beiogeu, ooB Oie
Giirfci iid eutidIoHen BAT, sic 6or-
oeringen Stalicr's in Gerbiuoung
nit Sem Sooeioa 3miiHenioa SIT
6elpiaigcu. g}od 0ieien Nleloungeu
BAT Oie Siirfei sic Gntlaiilng oes
6ritii6en Gice Goniuls &i6arOion
uel6cr i'm itolienii1en Goniulot in
SooeiOo oer6oftet wuroe, ongeoronet
lmO beripro6eu, Sic Solootcu 5u be.
ltroien, mclGe in oas itolieniide
Goninlot einbroden. 9luBerOem mer.
oen tiirfiide Sltppen oie italieniic6c
5logae iohttircn no1Oem Oieielbe
bon geuen ii6er oem Goniulat &c.
6iBt iein iuirO.
Sic llnteriudung ii6er sic I'm.
itdnoe, melde oos geiualtiame Gin.
Oriuqen ser Sol0oten in 0os italieni.
i6e GoniuIot unga6en lit nod i'm
@ange, lnO bis 3ur geenoigung Ser
iel6en fam ser 8mii6enfaa niGt ais
a6geiHloiien 6etradtct iperOen. Sn
RHdii6t ouf 0ie onge6lid bon ser
@forte gema6ten Gon3eiiion miro ie.
bod cine giitli6e geilegimg OerGon.
troberie nit Si@erbcit eriportet.
9igenberiMt 0ffentlid ge-
6ronomorft.
" mitcr0om, bio 2onOou, ~.
Sonnor. - Gon Berlin lit bier Elm
BON amtlit6er Stcae IMPURITIES Ee-
legramm eingetroifen, meldes olIc
gegen sic oeutiGen Srippen bon Oem
iron3oIi6en Gomite er6obenen 9ln-
icbuloiglmgen bc5iigli1 n@raliamfei-
ten" in 9I6re0e Iteat. Ger 9eridt
plr0e am Z. Sanuor ser Seiieitlid-
felt iiberge6en ino entbielt 1aritel'
litngen bon bielen Sddnolidfeiten,
sic bon 0eutiben SolOoten 6egangeu
moroen iein iollen.
Gie 9erliuer Tepeide iaet: uDieie
iran50iiibe GrflGrlmg lit cine imlti-
terbrohcne 9lei6e bon Gerleunoui-
Gen, sic fein onoeres 3iel i'm 9luge
6o6cn, ais ooS Oeutide golf Der.
6oBt 5ii mo6en."
Ser fran5oiihe @eridt entbebrc
ieoer Gin5el6eitcn, beiBt es peiter,
ufO Sic oeutihcn Seerfii6rer 6dtten
es immer Deriton0eu, Gis5iplin un-
ter i6rcn Suippeu 81 6alten inO ale
@orihrifteu ser &rieoiii6rlmg 81 be-
o6obtcu. Gum SdhlB erfIdrt oie
0cpeide, ooB ipe5iii5irte sInidnloi-
oungeu uuteriubt uuO Die Sfeiultote
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lIyortiteano Fe9s 6. gsils
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-22

chaff From tiay Wagons. Dirt Dropping
From Contractors Loads, Etc. a DIS.
tirct Menaee to Any Community.
Prompt Reports to Authorities Ncces.
sary.
"ln the many small streets in the
poorer parts Of towns and cities"
writes prominent doctor. where
EuiSarceS occur. considerable tine
often elapscs before they are reported
to the proper authorities. The n;ii-
sances continue undated during this
time and may result in infection OF
some kind. That * not wiilful nccli-
Rencc. Il is simply hrca,.se 1t srerns
to be nobody'S business 10 report those
nuisanccs. which continue until the
tenant complains to the renl estate
agent or it reaches local department
In some other roundabout way.
why could not n department OF pub
lie safety use inspectors and police Of
fcers and have them report every oc.
casion II they found that garbage was
scattered over the street or was not
properly covered. that 81 main was bro
ken. frainpiDc stopped or that any
such nuisance had occurred?
when excavations are made through
out city great deal OF the dirt
blows about and fills the air with dust
The children Of the net-hborhood. too
play in the dirt and scatter it about
Why should not the cycavated mate
rial be covered with n tarpaulin so
that the dust would be minimized?
ArAthar tnI ne oh
and dirt comes from the hay wagons
which trail their loads through the
streets. dropping dust and cnaff along
the way. Finally. there are the drop
bottom carts OF the contractors. which
carry dirt and refuse from one place
to another. Often one sees a trail Of
earth sitting from the improperly
closed trap bottom OF these wagons to
be scattered and blown about the
streets. 81
, "All these and many more things 70
to make up the dust which especially
in the summer makes a haze which
the eye can discern. Smoke often
causes part Of this haze, particularly
in damp weather. when it descends in
clouds, but dust is largely responsible
for it
The effect Of these dust particles
laden with all sorts of disease bear
ers depends simply on the resistance
OF the individual who breathes them
in with the polluted air. They are re-
sponsible for many cases Of conjunc-
tvitis and. think. are an important
cause OF catarrhal and other head.
throat and pulmonary troubles"
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open face watch with
initials F. S. y. S. 1912.
4.2O.3t-No. So
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

TO the Citizens Dollar Savings
Bank, plaintiff. and James r. Linn.
Arch A. Hamilton, Thomas Raymond,
Edward Thompson, Charles E. Wells.
Less q. Race, John A Clark Henry
f. Smith. Emmett NJ. Showalter.
Farmers Bank Of Shinnston, First Ma
tional Bank of Monongah. First Ma
ttonal Bank of Connellsville. First
National Bank of Salem. Exchange
Bank of Warrington. First National
Bank of Fairmont, First National
Bank Of Jane Lew. Peoples Bank of
West Virginia, Grin C. Bradley. John
Guy Prichard. Trustee; S. Wesley
Harden, J. r. Bartlett. George A. Vim
cent. Trustee: J. S. Lemasters, Trus-
tee: lvah A. Scrannage. ]. S. Lemas-
ters and Saul Thomas. administrators
Of tho personal Nes;ate OF E. j. Eddy.
deceased, and Martha I. Taylor, de.
'e9 Yo", and eac Of e.. win take
tered by lie Cir uit SSurr or Marion
County. the 1st Gay Of April. 1915. in
III" Chancery cause OF Gle Citizens
Dollar Savings Bank a2inst james
II. Linn and others. the$undcrsigned
commissioners in ci,ans#A was ap-
pointed TO t3@e, state IAndS report an
FIrSt-AA1i tH& real cStateA$bWned
by the j8igmefM debtors# zines II.
Linn and arch tSl@Eor either
of them, walerc sf#nte. is#Aescription
and the HEantity WereoW
"SeconI-The lid lis ufSn said real
estate. by whom I'D y, their priorities
and amounts.
"Thirl-Whethcr Said real estate
will IL five years rcHt~for . sufficient
sum TO pay OF and discharge said
liens and The cost OF this salt.
"F'ourth-And such other matter:
as any part in interest may require
the same being pertinent. or such
other matters as said commissioner
himself may deem. pertinent whether
so required or not
| have, therefore. fixed the 3rd day
Of May. 1915. nj my office III the Ma
sonic building. rooms go and c12.
haicmoEt. West Virginia. at ten
c'ctoCE =. II. as the time and place
10 proceed to execute said order OF
reference and you may appear at that
time TO do what is necessary to pro-
teCt your Interests.
Given under my hand this 7tb day
of April, 1915.
-. l.. BUTCHER.
Commissioner in Chancery.
Apr. S-15-o2-29
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NOTICE.
To the Qualified Voters of Fairmont
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To the Qualified Voters of Fairmont
School District, in Marion County,
West Virginia:
Take notice that the County Court
Of Marion County. West Virginia, will
sit on Monday, April 26, 1915, at the
County Court Room in the Court
House in said county. and that at said
session the court will hear any and all
matters relating to the registration of
voters OF said Fairmont School Dis
trict for the special election to be held
in said district on Saturday. May 1.
1915, for the purpose OF voting upon
the question of issuing bonds for
school purposes. The court will adopt
the registration list for said school die,
trict prepared by the registrars for the
general election OF 1914 and will hear
suggestions as to what names should
be added thereto or stricken there
from. A. G. MARTIN,
Clerk of the County Court of Marion
County. West Virginia.
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SPECIAL RECEIVERS SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Pursuant to decree OF the Circuit
Court of Marion County, West Vir-
ginia, made and entered on the 10th
day Of February, 1915, in the chencery
cause therein pending of r. L. Gun
bingham, plaintiff. VS.. w. II. Omen and
others, defendants, the undersigned
Special Receiver will, on TUESDAY,
the 9th day OF April, 1915, at Omen's
Music Store, located on the Second
Floor of the Cunningham Building. at
No. - jefferson Street, in the City
of Fairmont, Marion County, West Vir-
ginia, at TWO O'CLOCK P. NJ, on that
day. offer for sale and sell, in bulk or
in lots or parcels, to the highest and
bidders therefor. at public auction, all
the following described personal prop
erty now in his possession and control
the estaAAof w. H. Omen or to w. H.
Omen's Eusic Store, that is to say:
10 10 vidrola and Talking Machines.
Largek lot. a. Victrola and Talking
MachiRs Records.
20 Wiolins.
MAndolins.N
BNn1os.
9 Lot or Banjo iol'n and Guitar
Lot Of Piano stool and Benches.
Picture Framing 81 at. including lot
OF Moldtng. Ii
Accordions.
Lot OF Harmonious hd Mouth Or
gans.
Lot of Sheet Music antRhiusic Rolls.
Hupp Automobile.
l Winton Automobile.
l Roll Top Desk and other Office
Furniture.
All other articles and stock of sup
plies and equipment now in my pos
session as such Special Receiver used
in connection with well equipped
music store.
Book Accounts owing to said w. H.
Omen or to w. H. Omen's Music Store,
aggregating about S790.71.
Notes and Checks aggregating about
$4,000.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH IN HAND
ON DAY OF SALE.
Z.F. DAVIS.
4-14-l1t Special Receiver.