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Arizona republican., 1919-05-23

this room can be secured now on much more favor able terms than it ever be later.
 Another matter not clearly got before the voters on Wednesday that it not proposed to sell all the bonds at They be disposed of in nstalments such might be required to develop the group necessity and the growth of the district might dictate and that meanwhile the of the present buildings would be continued.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-23
AT LAST
(Judge.)

During the flu epidemic in San Francisco when all public meeting places closed and the entire population compelled to wear masks to prevent the spread of the disease, drunken man was over heard mutterng:
 Well, I'm old man, but have lived my time and ready to quit I have lived to four great things pass: The end of the war; the churches closed, saloons left open, and the women muzzled"
Arizona republican., 1919-05-23
THE MATHEMATICS OF
Boston Transcript.)

(Boston Transcript.) She had seven million dollars Placed in stocks and bonds and rents: He had 1even million dollars, So they merged their sentiments. Now they've raised a son whose yalue Is exactly thirty cents.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-23
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 23, 1919

Of a frende it was more standing with humanitee and gentlenesse to hope the best than to foredeme the worst.
 Translation of Erasmus.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-23

shal of France, -in-chief Of the French armies of the east, cites n the order of the army
 The citation bears the signature of General Petain. commander in chief oi inc French armies of the East and the date of March 10.
 As soon as the United States entered the war; Colonel Greenway, who hai been a captain of the Rough Riders in the war with Spain. asked for leave of absence from his post as general manager of the Calumet and Arizona Mining company and enlisted in the engineers. where he obtained the rank of major. Later at his request that he might take part in the fighting, he was transferred to the infantry and he went trough the hottest period during which the American troops were enCa ged.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-23
rsr HIGHER CALL

THE HIGHER CALL The men who lived and fought and
 dIad
 Who for their Country gave their all, Like Christ the Lcrd. though cruclfied Have left to men their higher call. No parchment holds the law more
 plain.
 To govern this vast brotherhood, Than that they wrote in blood anu
 pain;
 By ev'ry heart 'tis understood 70. c. Ludwig, Jr. 6U. :. N- F. f-l
Arizona republican., 1919-05-23
A CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE

The sough of the breeze through the old pine trees The swish of the surf the shore, Are hushed and then through the long golden
 hours,
 But never the drone of the bore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
ia eggs A DAY NOW
INSTEAD OF Is A DAY
That Means About sos Extra Income
Per Month for Mrs. Ropp.

~ have 200 hens. including late pull
lets not old enough 10 lay. and had
been getting 20 TO 80 eggs q day. Tncn
i tried Don sung in the iccd and am
now getting lO1 to ili cEgs a day
Mrs. Essic Il. jiopp. II. II. >. Littlcs.
Ind.
Mrs. Ropp 20, this increase Of :
dozen a day IN tho middle Of winter.
At 50 cents a dozen, 80 days :, month
This makes Slo1 extra income = month
The Don sung for her 700 hens cost
her about $50 per month You can
sec how well II paid her. ana we'll
guarantee IL viii pay you. Here's our
offer:
Give your hens Don sung aud watch
results for ono month. II Won dom,
find that IT pays FOR itself and navs
you good profit besides simply tcli
us and your money Will be promptly
refunded.
DON Sung tChincse for cgp.lavynr,
works directly on the egg .Iayin" a.
gans. and Is also a splendid tone /,
Is easily given in the feed improves IN
hens calth. makes her s,rourcr ana
more active in any weather, and START
her laying. ''' W.
Try. Don Sung for 30 days and II i,
now cold or vet The .weather your
n4,i Get Don Sung from Your drug
sist or poultry remedy dealer or eend
cents lor package by mail nrc.
PAD Rurrell- Dueecr Co 4nS Colnn,
oia b'de' Indiana polls. Ind Adv.
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'of the monarchy has arrived" says
he ministcrialis, newspaper Tempo to-
day. in discussing the situation pre-
Hainns III Italy. IL adds that the
monarchy must face tile crisis with Il
willing and INTELLECTUAL effo"t
GENEVA. Nov. 2S.-.\ report received
her" from Iugano. is TO the hcncc,
that, King Alexander OF Greece has
been eXiled as a result of tho recent
plo, against Premier NcniZcloS.
FoNWOKTli. MISS. Nov. 2S.-Im-
mcdiatciy after he had been Identified
by Il willie girl. Neville FoNworth, Il
negro. WAS taken from the officers by
a mob and shot to death here late to-
day. -
GENEVA. Nov. 2S.--Jugo- Slav-Italian
relations appear to be becoming more
strained. a large procession WAS hold
~ Laibach yesterday. in which banners
inscribed "D'Annuuzio must DC hanged"
and Down with Italians. were car
ricd.
LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Nov. 2S.-Of
the twelve negroes sentenced To death
for participating in the uprising in
Phillips County. six arc scheduled to
be executed December 20 and six Oh
january =. Governor Brough how
ever has announced that lie would
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1919

ment TO assume the expenses In con-
Ncction with the transfer of the bodies
Oh frehch soldiers from battlefield
graves 10 their native village Come
tcrics.
BRUSSELS. Nov. .S.--An asrecmcn,
mas been arrived at between the Bel
Germany. during Il period OF twenty
Years. Will redeem 5000. 600. 600 marks
which were issued, by the Germans in
.N.BEMARLE. 4. G.. Nov, as.-seven
hundred and fifty employees Of the Nor
wood Manufacturing Company. opcrat-
ihis section, went on strike today. ac-
% 3r%@s 20 Gep9F's r rn here from ON
STRIFE W. was N no, learned neG cause OF the
MACON. GA: Nov. 2S.--Raymond
S S.y,i of Atlanta, was placed on
drew j. Elkin
CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Nov. IS
tanoosa is the clearing house for
narcotics used by "iicnds' in various
SEononrrn cities. was introduced in
Federal Court here today in The trial
Of DR.. r. G. Smith, well known local
physician. charged with the violation
Of ne uarrtson law,
nounc"mcnt was made here today that
the annual convention Of the Southern
Appalachian Good Roads Association
viii be held in this city January 10
and IL.
ASlIENIII.E. y. c. Nov aS-.Rati-
hcItion OF the peace treaty early in
the next Congress. with a set of com
promise reservations acceptable TO the
so-cnllod mild rcserva tionists add
miristrat'on Senators and the PrcSi-
dent, was predicted by Senator Over
man. of North Carolina. tonight
ENTONTON. GA. Nov. 2S.-Four
negroes were killed in the explosion
OF boiler at the Carpenter Lumber
Company near here today, according to
rcport to this city. Three others were
injured
ROME. Nov. aS-"The supreme hour
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LATE NEWS BULLETINS

:, MIAMI. FLA, Nov. 2S.--C!rcui, Judge
II. Pierre Branning held here today in
hahcas corpus proceedings that the
state statute requiring plumbing cx-
amininS board does not pertain TO
Miamh a city of approximately 10. 600
EERLIN, Nov. 2S.-I, is stated !, an.
thoritatiEc quarters here that Germany
Will no; comply with the demand OF
1ne Snsen l, for 100000 tons OF docks,
GERMAN wa r ,uS s ms an Offset to the
NEW BEDFORD. MASS. Nov. IS
Ine request for an increase in wages
inc textile operatives on November -.
was refused today by the Cotton Man
"iH Hr,m Association,
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.--The hunger
strike. which was continued today. has
split the Ellis Island soviet" into two
tactions-the left wing. which spurus
YOURS il at every opportunity The left
w.nS mas refused ten meals since last
PARIS Nov 2S.-rhc German dele :
cation today delivered two notes TO
Paul Dustasta. secretary Of the peace
conference. one relates to the replace
crews in Scnpa Flow. and the other to
PHoENi&. HRIz. Nov as.groTtioms
inhabitants of The The T iowlanGs along " lie
salt River ana Aucua Fria River hrd
ped to safety and many homes had
nc'h swept away ny IN" toou caused
ny excessive rains and the prcakin. Of
The Arizona Canal
YOUNGSTOWN OHIO. Nov. IS
Nearly thousand men today entered
the Center street gate of the IouncS-
town sheet and Tube Company. in East
Jamestown. ACCORDING. 10 Observers
That mill entrance has been regarded
as the stronghold OF the steel strikers
here
PROVIDENCE. L. l.. Nov. eS-A
move in the nsht in this state against
national prohibition was made today
when the Town Council OF Johnston
srAnted the applications OF a number
Of citizens for licenses TO sell pure
SrirituouS. malt and NOTWITHSTANDING
!i1uois for one year beginning Dcccm-
Der l.
PARIS. Nov. 2S.--The Socialis; Depu-
ties. Ilc,;usc and Ringu:er. of the
AiSne Department. have Informed the
president OF The Chamher of Deputies
that they Will INTRODUCES a bill when
that body convcrcs asking the govern
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ANOTHER AMERICAN
- BRUTALlY SLAIN BY
CARRANZA SOLDIER
NContinneA From First rage.l


pccted TO have a material bearing upon
SO far as revealed no news was re
ccired directly from Mexico city. The
Ststc and War Departments and the
Department OF Justice, all OF which had
hceH 9ecoiv!ng information recently
tending to forecast sucl, develop
ment. set about seeking further intor-
nation and Notification OF the days re
ports which came 20 the bordtr.
:. May BE Heacti"n From t;>ccuti"n.
There was, just suspicion that the
trouble in the Mexican capital was q
Felipe Angeles At Chihuahua City,
against which many NcXiCans. inclnd :
ing Carranza supporters. protested
II has been known here for some
Time that tn" prcitminaries of the
Mexican presidential c"mpais" were
Obrcgon as the chief figures. obrc.
Son has been touring inc country and
Of the Pacific Coas; ports controlled
10y Carranza forces
s Aan9uEh the r.HGrt OF an SHiGreG
an accumulation % information al
hand there there vas disposition to
il "A real factor in thc situation
y change OF government IN Mexico.
!, was pointed out might point n" way
ties. ON the Other hand IL was said.
change in government might be ac.
conpanicd by such disturbances and
spoilaticn OF for.iEncTs and foreign
property rs 10 present itself as AN
added cause for action.
Lansing Handling situation.
So far the situation has been
handled almost entirely By the Cabinet
under the guidance OF Secretary Lans-
ing. President Wilson, who hilbert o
has handled the Mexican crisis per-
sonally. has been unable. because Of
his illness. TO take active charge of ii.
In view OF fthc climax which now
seems 10 have been added by the wal
lace killing TO the long list OF anroRs.
the best avilahic opinion is that the
government vii! frame its next step
with great dclibcrat!on. probably
awaiting FULL and verified details from
Tampico. and IL il decides TO act, Will
accompany It's decision with a COM
pietc record framed TO make clear it's
Justiiica ton.
There was considerable agitation
for positive action among Senators and
Representatives gathering for the re-
converting of Congress Monday.
Senator. Ashurst. OF Arizona, Demo
crat characterized the state Depart
ments policy so far as running "a big
bluff with a hob-tail flush"
The most definite official expression
obta Unable to define the government
intentions was that the necotiati ions
would not be prolonged. and that once
course were decided upon. the gov
,crnment would bc prepared 10 carry
II out.
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MCNlCAN PAPERS EMPRESS
VIEWS On JENKINS i'ASI

Associated Press
MENlCO CITY, Nov. 2S-That Amer
lean diplomacy has acted hastily ana
without complete knowledge OF the
al opinion of the newspapers In Mex
situation existing between the United
arrest OF William o. Jenkins. the
American consular agent at Puchla.
rb me d MEsiEan reply ,o TO-
the. release o. Mr.. Jenkins is charac-
tcr.zcd as = prudent and energetic OK.
The Excclsior affects to See in the
american note something akin 20 Aus
sria's demand on Serbia, aud lays great
iean question to play III the next United
states GGresidential campaign; This
immediate. intervention IN Mexico by
the United states.
-; I'll univcrsalc criticizcs what +;
note. and Says "diplomacy mus, never
be irrita,ed" This newspaper en-
messed hone that the Jenkins case
FL Democratic. which is always pro-
a !sh,l IN finds in thc MGxicnn. note
argues that the United states IS with
Out legal right 20 demand the release
OF Mr. jenkins.
FL Minitor Heruhlicano. organ Of
the followers % General Oregon, SAYS
american diplomacy "haH fallen down
lla'ncntably. in the Jenkins case" and
ilnds in the demands Of the United
states a direct contradiction of Pres.
ident Wilson's statement that strung
nations should not impose on weak ma.
lions. II declares that 'dcSpi,n our
faults and imperfcctions, Mexico has
constitutiomal and judicial ordc: with
in the republic
The organ az General Pablo Con
zalcs. former commander OF The Car
rama forces in Tho can,tal Mexico
i, is a delicate matter. but easy Of
solution Thcn-.. enc :,ruc facts are
known by ting. r,2i.cd States
FL Hcraldc % Me- leo voices tho SON
ti1lcnt which is EXPRESSED by all the
newspapers that, although tho Mexican
government has answered the United
states ''encr gotically. hut without
petUiance," il is hoped there Vii! be
40 further con- Dlications.
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Drastic Measures
to Conserve Coal
Wire Flashes From, Mine
Regions and MIMI
CAPABILITIES.

manufacturing plants in indianapolis
c!asscd as nonessrntiai' closed yes
terday because OF the holiday. will re-
main closed today and tomorrow as
= coal conservation measure Today
representatives OF plants which use
coal or electric power in their opera
ton. are considering measures for fur
,hcr Curtailmcnt next week.
PlTTSBURGiI. PA. Nov. 2S.--Thc
442,eoo union miners of District No. >.
United Nine Workers. Who have been
idle since the bituminOuS strike went
into effect November 1 last. will not
return 10 work until the questions
Of wages and hours have been settled,
according 60 union leaders here.
CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Nov. 2S.-
The miners Of the Tennessee Con-
coal Company have again laid down
their tools 'rhc miners me; Wedncs-
day and decided TO resume work. /but
later held second meeting and voted
10 continue the strike. No cXplana-
ton Is given for this latest action.
roscntatlvcs OF number of big manu-
featuring plants of Petersburg are
preparing 10 appeal TO the regional
coal distribution board At Roanoke to
rcsciud tho order cutting Off the fuel
supply here. officials Of tobacco. trunk
and other large factories here an
uounCcd this morning that the coal
situation has reached a crisis here.
CUNIEERLANp MD. Nov. 2S.--A
large part o. the miners or the Upper
Potomac and Georges Creek soft coal
fields arc out as result OF the failure
q: the wa=c ucgotiation conference at
Washington 20 agree. union official Is
here said today. they added that the
rcnaind"r OF the 5000 miners in these
two fields would hc out tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2S-More than 600
hosting engineers. bumpers and mule
feeders employed ri mines OF The Big
Muddy Coal and Iron Company. in
Southern Illinois. were ordered to quit
work today by their unions. according
10 a message received tonight by -.
l.. Garrison. president of the company.
JOHNSTON ClTY, ILL. Nov. oS--
Forty-tlvc producing mines in Will
liamSou County were placed in dam
ger Of being closed tonight when the
maintenance men, consisting Of enSi-
nccrs. hrcmcn and pumpmen, announced
they would not return TO work as "A
result OF Mr.. Gartield's ultimatum to
the miners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29

,n putting alt. per cen, wage ad.
,.post notices Offering the IL per cent
< increase at once was sent hy Il COM
mlttee composed OF 7. W. Guthrie. y.
. NJ. OElc. Thomas X. Maher and H..
&. Searlcs. who remained In Washing
ION TO represent the central compcti-
-otive Held. The message WAS sent after
2 Eonsult!nE with Dr. Garfield.
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postpone the executions to make IL
possible for appeals TO be filed in be-
half of the condemned men.
SAVANNAH. GA, Nov. 3S.--Coloncl
Gordon q. lIcincr. coast artillery
corps. who has been assigned to com
inand Fort Scrcven. Ga, arrived in
Savannah last night aud took charge
OF the post at Tybcc this morning.
FALL RIVER. MASS. Nov. 2S.-.\
strike Of the operatives In the cotton
mills OF this city was ordered for
Monday mornn. by u vote tonight of
the six local unions affiliated with the
National AmalGamation Of Textile
Operatives.
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DURHAM. =. G, Nov "s,--Wiiliam
Gwyln Head. REPRESENTATIVES. Of the
Rockingham FIich School. won The an
nual intcrscholastic defamation con-
tSst conducted nv the 1919 Society
Of Trinity College tonight.
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4 CHEERFUL ACCOMMODATIONS.

They should be Ia every travelling
mans grip, writes Geo. .Icnncr iIb
Labor ST.. San Antonio, Tex, OF Foley
Cathartic Tablets. They arc the best
laxative J have taken and ! chccriully
recommend them 10 any one suffering
with constipation or biiIouSncss." They
thoroughly cleanse the bowels,
swcetcn the stomach and benefit tun
liver. They correct indiGesrion bad
breath, hloat!ng. gas. coated tongue
and oiner results OF sluggish bowels
No gripping; no nausea. Sold every
\yhSra-AIy
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., TO Cure n Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QC1NINI.
tIhblctS). 1T stops the Cough anil
Headache and works OF the Cold. r..
w. GROVES signature on each box
30c.-.Adv.
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LONDON. NOV. 2S-ionry Glover
Armstrong, british consul at Boston.
was today named IN the Official Ga
zcttc as consul general in New York.
Evening journal., 1919-03-21
RECEIVE SIS FOR
INDUSTRIAL HOME

The Delaware State Federation o.
Colored Women met on "Wednesday
night at the home Of Mrs. Z. W,
America, the State treasurer. The
amount raised by the recent mass meet
ing in the interest Of the Industrial
Home for Colored Girls was found u
be seyenty-flve dollars. This money il
to be laid aside as a nest egg for the
project. While not a large amount, i
was felt that it was encouraging 10
have something definite under way.
The Federation listened to an appeal
on behalf OF the suffering Armenianf
and Syrians, made by the state chair.
man among colored people for relief
In the Near East" Mrs. Dunbar-Nelson.
The state president, Mrs. Bessie Bowser,
appointed a committee to assist in coll
Letting FUNDS for the relief, and the
secretary was authorized to address an
appeal to the % clubs in the Federation.
The state Federation hopes soon to
add TO the nest egg for the Industrial
Home, and have some tangible results
to report to the public.
Search the Want ads. for business
partnerships.
Evening journal., 1919-03-21
MANY OF PENINGTON'S
PALS HOME FROM WAR

Special to The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD. Del, March 2is-The return
this week OF the Pricess Pats. Canadag
first troops 10 fight on French eoil, re
calls the tragic death OF Lieutensn!
Ihomas Pennington, formerly Of thii
town and son OF the late Col. Harrs
e. Pennington. Lieutenant Pennington
was born and raised in Seaford and tbs
town mourned his death when the sad
news arrived here in October, 1915 H
was a brother Of oRbert Pennington,
Wilmington attorney. Lieutenant Pen.
ington lived in Wilmington a number
OF years before going to Canada in
1905. He married Miss Marie Bourne
a Canadian girl, and was living in tina,
country when the war broke out. HI
Joined the Princess Pats and went over
seas, and while serving with his com.
mand, was killed by u Hun bullet OF
September 80, 1915. In a cablegram sem
October 2, 1915, TO his brother, Rober,
Pennington, Esq, Lord Kitchener ex,
pressed his sympathy for Lieutenant
Penington's death.
Evening journal., 1919-03-21
) -
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
March 81.

We have here the commercial, active
/ type OF the Aries sign. Men Of this
! type have keen judgment, make their
plans for the future with wisdom and
caution and are ambitious, aggressive
and usually successful in finance and
I trading.
In business these Aries are frank in
speech and almost brutal, but they do
not believe in wasting time over argu-
ments and their word on a matter is
always the last word,
They come strongly under the plan
etsry influences Of Neptune as well as
Mars and would do well to avoid long
sea trips, arguments on litigations in
the courts during 1919.
The birthstone IS a diamond
II you are looking for q desirable
home to purchase. look through to-
dsv's Want Ads and you viii surely ind
something Of interest 70 YOU
Evening journal., 1919-03-21
Walter E. Powell
FOR SALE
Phone 5187

IOh OALE
OUT-OF- TOWN BUSINESSES.
Boarding house, New Castle, Delaware
fully equipped, can be purchased at bar
gain. Party leaving town.
General merchandise store. doing $e0i
TO 81 600 worth Of business per week. In 8
growing down State town.
Garage-Must sell on account OF bas
health Of owner. Located IN q town O
CITY BUSINESSES.
Restaurant for sale. Centrally located
bringing IN Si00 clear a week. Has beei
doing business Is years.
Tailor shop, doing a good business, In a.
excellent locality.
REAL ESTATE.
A beautiful home. with garage. suitabi
for a doctor. Windows with screens an
awnings Well located.
Two apartment houses, bringing IN bi
income in excellent locality
Large list of other houses in dinereD
parts Of the city for investments.
SCHWARTZ INVESTMENT CO..
Phone 541s-R, 712-713 Ford Bids
Evening journal., 1919-03-21
LIBERTY BONDS

Or Payment Cards taken in trade.
Or cash paid for them. The Sample
Shop. /. w. Sixth ST. Open
evenings.
ian16-tf
Evening journal., 1919-03-21
HOTELS AND REsTAURANTs

THE HOTEL WASHINGTON
We guarantee the best accommodations
In the city for the money. SOC Market St
mayl3-1yr.
Evening journal., 1919-03-21
sIIuATIoN wANTED-FFMAIE
PAINTING AND WALL PAPER

DIG SELECTION OF NEW PAPER.
ID Work done reasonably. Also wall paper
for sale A Seldei. al Madison St. Phone
x5z5-J' june25-1yr
Evening journal., 1919-03-21

r CAN SAVE YOU MONEY on PAINT
i ing. graining and glazing Let me
prove H. James Keenan,, 1904 " Sixteenth
e. .. a A. Phone 54e2-Ws tyo'lyr.
Evening journal., 1919-03-21
PURLIC sALE-

~
NOTICE-WE. THE UNDERSIGNED,
~ do hereby give notice that; on the 29th
day Of March, A. ID. 1913 at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, we win expose for sale. at
public auction at the garage. at peunsyl-
Yania Ave. and Clayton street, Wilmington.
Delaware, one White tve-tou truck, with
stake body, Z. G. D. 47146. the property
of Roger b. Kennedy, trading as Kennedy
Contracting Company, consigned to us for
the purpose Of making certain repairs and
on which we now have a lien for labor,
materials and storage bestowed. and viii
sell the said truck 70 the highest bidder 70
satisfy the said lien. in accordance with the
provision OF the Act Of General Assembly.
Of the state Of Delaware, in such case made
and provided.
nlaf6-1st. PORTER -MERRICK co.
DUBLIc SALE or PERSONAL PROP
erty, on the John w Day farm, Tai
leyville, Del, Concord Pike four miles from
Wilmington, on Monday. March a, 1919.
at = NJ, the following personal prop
erty. to-wlt:
Three horses, twenty COWS. three farm
wagons, low-down hay wagon, loader for
same. two . seated carriages break cart,
carriage pole. S-horse steam engine. s.
horse gas engine. ensilage cutter aud belt
three circular saws manure spreader, lime
spreader. two band and two wheel ploWs
three hand and three wheel cultivators, one
binder, two mowers. three bottom tractor
plows. double tractor harrow. one Clark
cutaway. roller tedder, rake. grain drill,
corn planter De Laval separator, eight
sets Of stage harness, milk aud buggy
harness. two sets of cart harness, crib OF
corn four barrels Of feeding polasses,
unicorn and schumacher feed, one uu-
opened barrel Near's stock food.
HENRY e. PASSWORD.
WM. n Lank Auct.
HENRY c. PAssMoRE. Mgr. mar2i.2t.