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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
TO Be NO BIG MONEY CRASH
FINANCIAL TROUBLES Will
Be WEATnERED BY EUROPE
New Secretary Of Treasury Takes No Stock in
Pessmistic Forecasts BY Some Public Men
Many Difficulties to Overcome But viii
Be No Financial Crash -Four Billion Loan
ed to Europe Since Armistice
WILL BE NO CRASH

-vast1.ngtan, Feb. I2.-Con4dence
Ia Erropes monetary probians VIII
r., ta~-leo satisfactorily was express-
r. .aday by Secretary Houston q a
r--7ew Of the international financial
-1Alon.
ms country ls constantly furnish
* Europe capital with which to re-
sr.st-uc. me economic HE Of ma
c-s NJ. Houston explaining that
sc~ancss are oeing made u the sans
~ -aat Europe aided this county
-ne Of depression N the past,
nj ny government loans SO much
~ - indirect methods. such az pri-
re loans, sale Of surplus army
FL grade investment securities Of
-a-.af IN markets here by European
ln.ders. The secretary estimated
aac Europe had received appruN-
--la1sly s.. 8eG. zoe o00 from this coun-
- SINCE the armisucs WIS signed
ne POSITION of the United States
aasury was salG by The secretary
iii Monday the last issue Of loan
.---.ScaIes OF Indebtedness about
cnu 600. 300 VIII be redeemed LEAVING
no outstanding floating loan II the
sense Of short term certificates re
curing To be refunded az maturity
Tax certificates outstanding amount
10 s..g35 $40. 500, all Of which viii be
paid by forthcoming income anc
r-ofiS taxes
Altogether, Secretary Houston de-
lined to agree with the pessimislc
new Of some public men, who fore
casr z financial crash and asserted
nat while there were many difhcnl-
ues still to be overcome. there was
nothing u the situation 70 be re-
garded as extremely grave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
General Kappen
Retakes Irkutsk

tarhin, Thursday, April "a dispatch
from Chita reports tnat the forces Of
General kappell. commander-in-chief of
the western armies Of the An-Russian
government. have recaptured Irku,sk
and established contact with General
SemenuE
Admiral Kniuhak. former head Of the
Ail-RussiRn government, whose fate g
unknown, the dispatch adda.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
General Forecast

Rain is indicated for next q TO IS
hours II Atlantic coast states north
of Florida and snow IN the lake re-
gion.
Storm warnings are displayed On
the Atlantic coast from Jacksonville
to New York
Winds off Atlantic cnast-North Of
Sandy Hook. Fresh east 70 south
east with snow or rain FRIDAY. Sandy
Hook 70 Hattaras- Fresh possibly
strong northeast with rain Friday,
Advisory northeast storm warn
inGs ordered 10 p NJ Atlantic coast
New York 10 Baltimore. Storm CEN
trial over extreme norrhwes F1odira
moving northeast. VIII give strong
easrsriy winds Friday with rain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
BURkE TO TAKE STAND

Skowhegan. Ne. Fen. Twelve
degrees below zero greeted TINS
place. Thursday morning. for the
second DAY Of the Burke trial. The
sudden crop n the mercury chilled
the bones and caused people TO walk
faster to me court house where John
Burke is being tried. accused Of the
murder Of Nelson BARLEY, before
j4dge Dunn.
The work Of Wednesday got ths
machinery II notion for the c-ial.
WIKI the selecting Of the jury. the
last Necessity Of the work Of the le-
ga foundation SO that Thursday
morning showed the real proceedings
Of the Burke crial On the way
John Burke viii 50 on the witness
stand. according TO what his arror-
neys say The story which Burke
should tell II a straightforward and
comprehensive manner. should as
sumo a most Important part of the
proceedings. His attorneys say thar
Mr.. Burke Is confident and has q
strong case.
The general appearance Of the wit
nesses called. fully 100 n number, Is
typical Of the community erun
which they come-men IN the most
par. brunzed by rough winter winds,
sturdy, neatly bur plainly dressed
wuoGsnsn and farmers. When the
jurors were being examined and
swo-r II al day Wednesday the
Witnesses were very attentive. They
did not converse much among them
selves-the sharp raps Of the sher-
IFS gareI being more for the people
within the bar and spectators up
stairs. These sturdy men OF the
north land were very quiet Wetnes
DAY.
The reason FOR Lhe Stiffness or
many Of the men who have come
from I'D farther north 10 attend the
trial might have been that they
were resting from their spree Of the
night before. a lot of the wet stint
was being circulated Tuesday nigh
and they do say that there wla
plenty of u for all those who wanted
It.
The bringing Of such a, case into
court drawing witnesses and orherA
Continued an Page Col. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
Testimony Against
Mexico Loses SimOns
Right to Cross Line

Fl Paso, Texas, Feb. G-When " z
Siunns N Denver, Col. presented his
passport for wise al the Mexican con-
suiate genera here Yesterday ne wa
mex with a refusal because ne had tes-
titled unfavorabtv 10 Mexico before me
Senate subcommittee investigating
Mexican affairs TWO Gays before, az
cording 70 an official announcement
MADE TO-DAY by Alberto Ruiz Sandoval.
acting consul genera here aandova-
sale he acred under special instructions
from Mexico City covering III. SiTnons
case.
III is incunceirable 10 me that a man
should testify that conditions in Mex =
co City are as bad as they could be On
Fen 8 and then ask ID De admitted into
Mexico OF Feb. Il" Senior Sandoval snld
n explaining the reasons for the re
fusai
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
SOUTH CHINA Maine FARMER
PRAISES GREAT WTALTAS
Fred Fitzgerald Has Boy Nine Years of Age
Who for the Past Three Years Has Been
Troubled with His Stomach and Vitalitas
Has Cured Him

People II al walks Of Life are
amazed at the quick way II which
ViIalitas acts upon the system. Some
people tel US that It acts like magic
while others say II acted slow but
sure. Ii you are willing TO give vi
taIiras time il is bound to show re-
suits N such cases as rheumatism.
Indigestion. nervousness. stomach.
kidney or liver Ills. Today we pub
lish very Interesting statement
from a wel-known farmer, Fred
Fitzgerald Of South China. Maine.
who says:
Ny boy who is nine years of are
has been troubled with his stomach
for over three years. gas forming
after each meal and causing Distress
He WIS also IN a generzl rundown
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
SPECIAL JURY
TOLOOk INTO
LEXINGTON RIOTS

Le1ingtan. Ky. Feb. 1s.-Brlg Gen.
Marshall. IN command Of federal
troops enforcing martial law here,
as 4 result Of an attempt ID lynch
William Locker-. 4 negro. last Mon
day. mas ordered q special grand
Jury mpaneled immediately 70 IL
vesrigats the rlpting. and the ac
Mons Of those who resisted civil an
Lnorirles.
Six persons were killed anG several
wounded when d mob attempted u
obtain possession Of Lpckert
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
Allies to Insist
on An Textile
Trading Demands

Inndun. Feb. E-The allied supreme
council today after discussing the sit
nation arising frum Germany's violen;
urorest over textiie trading demands
s<-ued on the question Of insisting upon
rauve demands. II was stated tonight
II had been reported that there were
s,rr-.nces between France and Great
s-;-asn ar 10 whether the demands
should be modified
Il is probable that the position OF me
Allies will be set firth soon IN STATE
meuf. This nav take the form or an
Other communication 70 Germany or
possibly one To Holland Az far M 1n
be ascerssined. however. nothing den
u,ts has been decided Regarding any
further stems To be taken toward aoi-
land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
CALL FOR ACTION
By President In High
Prices Problem

Representatives Of Railway Workers
70 Nest Wiison Today - osmane
immsdizts lowering sf Prices or
Increased Waaes-P-es'oert's Arr
tuds Unknown
waantng.m. Feb. --F-ssaden1
Wilson VII be asksd -amnrrcw By
spokesman fur the more than 2.DaB,-
a00 railroad employees tha1 denu1rs
assEraaces be gtven Of an immediate
reduction n the high cost OF living,
Lenders n the wage negotiations de-
Glazed tonight A. Al alternative,
the Lninn representatives VII claim
Increased wage demands for which
they did not press Al Mr.. Wilson's
request last summer.
Representatives., Il was ----rlAlsd
tonight base their hope for higher
WAGES largely on The increase II the
COST Of living since the LIST general
wage increase II 1918. The cost OF
living question. while always the
negotiations which the union hAVe
had with director genera Hines, VIII
be employed 10 the fun extsnt Of -hs
union power N thu conference
wnicu the president was Indicated
Immediately after the announce
ment from the y bite House mat the
president wuulG see q committee OF
three personally. d meeting Of al
Il never did and II was consequent
Y impossible for the faderal reserve
board 10 exert any effective control
ever credit
The position Of the treasury n
day and the future Of the market for
the outstanding issues Of Liberty
bonds and Victory notes Is vary
bright The whole color of the pic
rure would. Of course. be changed L
Congress should embark upon new
Continued or Page -coi. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13

condition Is waIl- naturally causec
by his stomach He had NO amhi-
ton as other boys have At his age.
After taking only tvo bottles Of vi
talitas his stomach In absolutely al
right and his general physical con-
dIrion is perfect
He is boy now, acting Like a boy
and nothing but this great ViraIitas
brought him around I have al the
praise IN the world fnr vifalifas. and
this remedy viii always have q warm
spot ID my heart
Could You ask for greater proof
after reading the above letter from
Mr. Fftzgeraide Stagr today. De-
Orsay's Drug Store. watervSlie
CouEhlin's Drug Store, Aurustn-
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13

Ohio Ssna<or. cantiazts for Rspuhii-
car Nominxsinn FOR President, Ad-
dresses Lincain c'ub-&Aany esopis
from Other Parts Of Stz&o At1snd
Portland, Ne, Feb. 12-Preaident Linz
coin WRs a believer IN opportunity q
the highest Offering Of t-es Ammica.
Senator Warren G. Harding Of Ohio, .
candidate for the Republican nom:na-
tim fur President. said n N address
tonight a. a banquet Of the Lincnlr
many sections Of Maine. Senator Joseph
:. F-eItnghuysen Of New Jersey spoke
on the Life and services Of Theodore
Roosevelt
1T was Lincnln's belief" said Sena-
tor Haroing thai every American
should have Il fair star. and HI unfet-
tered chance in the race Of life. That
was the doctrine of Jererson II lie
proclaimed equal -lEncs, that WIS the
policy Of Hamilton VINO demanded &
guvernneur strong enough n gua--n-
tae them. That Was the square deal
Of Theodore Eonsevel-. That was the
golden rule Of the Man Of Nazareth
1t Is America supreme offering To-
day-equai opportunity TO al men and
reward as they merit IL Civil liberty
PROTECTS them in righteous requirement.
Anything less Is An aoridgement Of I'D
e-ty Men must achieve according 70
their talenrs according ID the meta.
that is IN them else there IL no human
progress. The adopted standards Of
would halt III human pfog-
ress.
CLASS Legislation il likewise a per
ve-siur OF liberty and class denoruina-
ion puts al end TO liberty's JUSTICE.
Let us hold our America the republic
tha. Lincoln preserved for posrerity
Continued on Page -Coi. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
THE WEATHER
SNOW

Northern Nev England Snow Fri
DAY anG probably SATURDAY.
Southern New England snow or
ram FRIDAY with rising temperature;
saturday unsettled. probably rain.
Eastern New York: Rain II south.
snow or rain IN north Friday and
.y--D1abIv Satu-r.av
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
MACHINE GUN SQUAD TO
GUARD NEGRO MURDERER

Eddievilie. KY. Feb. ia fully
equipped machine gun squad arrived
here tonight and VIII be on guard at
Lte state penitentlarv until after Wi
liam LockeL-. negro, convicted slayer
or 10-vear-olc Geneva Hartman. Is
elecrrocured March IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13

Brunswick. Ne. Fen. I2-The eighth
annual Bowdoin indoor interschoa5tic
track meet which was scheduled for
Saturday afternoon at the Hyde ath-
Ietic building. has been postponed al
the request Of the STATE Board Of Health
according 10 an announcement. made
this moon by President Kenneth c NJ
siils Owing TO the epidemic OF ineuen-
IN N other parts of the State Y was
deesned unwise 70 bring the athletes
from the 70 schools which hAd entered
teams 70 Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
Maine Wire Briefs


genrs Hin, Ne, Feb. lowing 70
" D-evalence Of colds. the Maine
x ....,evan Seminar has been closed
II ! week n order 70 allow SICK STU
Ier-s 70 return home.
So genuine cases OK Influenza have
}-akau out but the anxiety Of par
ms became 80 great that Il was
anugrt be~r 10 take no chances
. enrv Of PHYSICIANS have been avail
ME here and two trained nurses
4e-e oeen al the school throughout
70 'a-u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13

The government Of me Tinted States anu
canada JOINT Legislation ny he TWO
countries was called Inadequate aac the
calling OF convention Of -epreseu "a r.vas
70 consider effective measures was char
actariZed as inpractica5ie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity:
Friday rain and snow, somewhat
warmer; Saturday unsettled, prob
ably rain. fresh northeast winds IN
creasing Friday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
Missing Pastor Located

-ou-s Portland. Ne. Feb. u.-Hev.
iron :. Johnson Is n Bellevue Hos
lls2. Y New York city and VIII be
J-ougcr nome as soon as he RECEIVERS.
Il 1as been missing since Feb. 4.
T-aer ne leet his home. where his
We WIS Il. I was learned the next
Ia ina he Fad bought a ticket for
Tev T1rk
ri.lgenI search has been made Tor
II ended now = his sister, MISE
aa--hR Johnson of Peabody. Mas.
H:s @o--ns- nome. and Chief Brooks
ne Police Department identity
I'm Il -nei- arrival there. He had
~"@. unmls-akabie signs Of mental
Ana--angener1 within the past few
Teeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13

Rocklznd. Ne, Feb. |2-The fate IF
the three members of the crew Of the
34-fDot cabin mail boat Beatrice. miss-
ing SINCE Jan. 2 when they left here
for Matinicus IND Crishaven. islands
more than 10 miles OF shore. was set
tied today when some Of the mail bags
and the tnp part Of the boat. with its
name. srirted ashore On Green Island
near Tinaihaven.
The members Ct the crew were Capt
Bur,un Wallace, =, and Edwin AInes
z. Of Natinicus. and Leo Hopper, is
u Pu-- Clyde Their boat undoubtedly
vas crushed by drifting ice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13

" -SIs-aset, Feb. Ie - The local
hoard of Eealth yesterday ordersd
T1iage schools to close for the
-as'iue- o. The weak on Account Of
'ncrsa6ing number Of influenza
1ht Bradford Wright Post.
IN legion has postponed the
''ler,a!nmenr which had been
''aAi4ec Tor chIs evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13

''ode'nr1- Me-. Feb. TT. ". l.
Il a retired florist, committed suI-
70 ais home tonight by tnhaling
&c was a wears O. age and had
= 1e2punaeuL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
Hurry 20 Stricken Parents

Pressure Isle, Me. Feb. I2-AIton Tay-
l0r. one Of the crew Of the Grea. Round
Shnal lighrsnip. who WIS landed by
the cutter Acushnet q. v oo6s Hole
Mass, yesterday morning and Started
for Pressure Isle ID see his pa--urs-
stricken with pneumonia. VIII arrive
here this evening. E.s father. ". A
Taylor, died shorty after noon Zoday.
The condition Of ms mother was slight
" encouraging. Taylor was e and the
father Of five children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
Bangor Mayor to Run Again

Bangor, Feb. 12-Mayur JOHN r
Woodman has finally decided To be-
come a candidate for mayor This
VIII be Mayor WoodmRns tenth
term az mayor r he is ELECTED He
served the city first IN 1867 Was
reelected in 1903. 1909 and 1910 and
was elected again N 1916 serving II
1916. 1917, 1913 and 1919. In 1915 ne
was elected ID FL the unsxpired term
Of Mayor Frank Robinson. who dice.
Mayor Woocman ia one Of the
ciry's most prominent business men.
being the head of the ]. F WooGman
Coal and Wood Co.. and Of the Ban
eor Ice Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
NC A..4 .. Q. oovsr

Fen. II Dover
-. ~-ns 81 Piscatacuis cpun-
no. re eavorec with q Fed
rchClng cris year and the hopes
new home for the post office
iaen-c for the present. Ut least.
III s7nk z. Gurnsey OF Dover has
d. @T iet-e- t-un Congressman
2 Vhich the latter states
-Ae cnmmitLee On public build
aas unanimously voted not 10
any bill a. this session Of
economy is Ezven an the
+s7ar -o- La.s action.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
Employers Plea Ssvss caipr1ts

EMPLOYER Plea Savss CoiprTts
'0r-.a7G Ne. Feb. T-On a plea
her oenalf by their employer. c.
= 14'nlnsun. paper Wholesaler, 4. T.
Tsiph z. Adams. Fred G.
'ni'a ann ?alph r. Petteng;n ware
@,Ho " probation IN the Municipal
'ur Wednesday, after jail sentences
'',ld He-r imposed A systematic plan
SleaiinE 2aper and cash resulting
I'm c;andesrne saies had bean IN
aI-o-, -or a wear Mr. Robinson
ara faith II the future honesty
--'es. "1u- men and agreed 70 re-
ZEN :: mis- employ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
ON LINCOLN
Senator Harding
Speaks at Portland

ohio Senator. can6idzts for Rspuhii-
car Nomination FOR President, Ad-
dresses Lincain ciub-&Aany psopis
from Other Parts Of Stzxo Atesnd
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-14
WHERE'S TIE MOTOR COP?

The utter reckIesSness thar seems
to possess % many automobile driF-
ers is becoming something more
than a matter of mere comment. Nor
is it alone that recklessness, which
in itself may be classed as criminal
carelessness, but the absolute ind!!-
ference with which the driver leaves
his victim, that arouses public ire 10
the point when vengeance is called
for. Saturday night there occur.c.
the case where pedestrian "-
crossing a street, observing ra@15".
able caution, when he was run down
by an auto in which number OF
young men were riding, and the dliy-
er speeded up his machine and went
on his way without regard 10 Whelh-
er or not his victim was injured or
killed This is only one of numerous
cases Of Indifference that have hap
pened here recently, and it is tn
same the country over
Is there no remedy for the evil?
Tie laws of the land are sufficiently
broad to cover the eases. Why are
they left unexecuted?
The city Of Ottawa is supposed to
have a motorcycle for use in the po-
lice department. What has become
Of 1t and the officers to assist in the
preservation OF the peace and enforce
ment of law and order? Is it be
cause the authorities are indilteren,
to the acts OF violence that they do
not follow up the aggressor, or is
there some other reason back Of It
that prevents the enforcement Of the
law?
The queries may also be applied to
the cases whore the lives and limbs
of passengers alighting from street
cars are in jeopardy Auto drivers
too frequently pay no heed to the
requirement that they shall stop when
people are alghting from or board
ing car
Again, has Ottawa a motor cop?
Or Is it too poor TO maintain such an
Office
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-14
WORK AND HEALTH.

The occupied mind is an esscHt'tl
to- health. The United States public
health department has ascertaincd
from repeated tests thar occupati"na.
tlierapy is most valuable adjunct
in the treatment Of discharged and
disabled soldiers in government tn
b6rculosis Senatorial Physicians il
charge Of these institutions have Of
ten been discouraged by the failure
Of patients to remain under treat.
ElAnt for a sufficiently long period.
But give these patients something
to keep their minds and hngels
basy and they stay long ouc3el to
get cured. Out of 1872 pa ,nr's adj
United to one sanitarium, 2G} took
occupational therapy ana 12o did
not OF the former. ONLY $50 patients
left the hospital against the advice
of physicians in charge vi the 129
who did not take occupa'ioaal thpr-
apy, So either deserted ~ left The
hospital against advice.
"OccupatiOnal tJarapy." sad DR..
Lavinder, who is in Oh &c OF the
United States hospitals for t..a care
of disabled soldiers, is ,ue of tho
latest developments in re mocer3
care Of patients. II is anpl.cabl, TO
all kinds of conditions. and is given
both for direct. curative action for
the Improvement Of function ~ INNS.
Giles ana Joints a. well as far The
marked effect in stabjlizing ,,a mn.
tient by increasing the mr,gfr ON.
results with il have bon py..rI,nt
Occupational theropy is 10. vocation.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-14
DELIVERING
The Goods
The Chicago Butchers Ma,

The Chicago Butchers NAV
st IS kept mighty blsy Attend
lg It's o"n affairs end selling
meats al prices ;hat n,aa.s others
,roan. It's because Of or i'm
nsnse buying powers, every
mock IS a bcos: We 1re proud
IF the fact that W. are oerefaci-
ots TO the public and ven b.
more 50 every day. We are Ot-
ava price-satters-we SET the
race.
Yea! will b. our specially ihis
week. Com ard get all you
ant at tines prices:
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-14

~" ''.'' q 'a' ''''s
B. virtue Of IN order Of the Fro
nc Court Of Ia salie County III.
7ojs, T. John Benson. rs admj1istra-
or CT ;hc estate Of Verne Borchsen-
rs, deceased viii offer Tor sale the
o1lo".n3 described personal proper
or said estate, On
FRIDAY, DECEMBER II. 1920
Vt ten o'oloo< in the forenoon, at the
'iila1e Of Norway:
, Horses 2 Cattle 9 Aoce
Chalmers Automobile
bout RS bu3he'3 Of corn; one auto
matte shot gun; tarn machinery. jd-
.'uding one puVerizer; ore sul6y
low; one arindstone; , hay carriers
md track; platform scale; counter
cafe; one An3Idjlc grocery scale;
oIfee mill; owe gasoline engine; one
~ rack; one bob sled; two wagons:
me hay rake; orc mower: ono bueuy.
ne corn shelter and many other
mailer farming tools Also household
GODS including rugs beds, chairs,
tables. stoves, etc, and many articles
% numerous to c1crtjo1.
Terms G. Sale.
Or al SUM- uGder SIC, cash. For
9ms Of SO or over credit OF six
'51t's' on approved notes, bcar,1d
0er cent. tnterc.t from date Of sale.
JOHN BENSON,
Administrators.
d. HOXSEY, Auctjoncer.