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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-05
DEMOCRATS
FAIL TO FILE
IN LAKE co.

Boil Republicans and Democrat rs
throughout the state are SHY on hiing
declarations a indianapolis for political
Office
No Republican candidate has 6lod for
lnint senator representing st. Joseph and
Marshall counties. and the Democrats
lack candidate for state senator from
the same counties and also a joint sem
ator from Decatur. Hancock and Rush
counties. as wen as senatorial candidates
from Delaware and Elkhart counties.
The Republicans also have mo caudi-
dates for state representative from the
following counties, Adams. Allcn (twol.
shelby Hamilton. Madison. Marshall
Miami. Washington and Crawford and
whitley. owen Greene and sullivan.
Vacancies n the Democratic list Of
candidates for stas 3 representatives. exist
ia the following counties: Decatur and
Jennings Davies and Martin. Howard.
JAY. koscmsko paPorte. Lake and
Porter Lawrence and Noble
several vacancies ARE said to exist I'M
me list or candidates for county prose-
cutors Both headuartcrs. however. are
confident that fun tickets VIII be filed
FOR every county in the state before
nightfan
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-05
PREMONITION
OF DEATH IS
SEEN At GARY

wAUKI.GAN, ILL. April 5-After
laying omit The clothes iu which shs
desirea tn he buriad. having 4 MO +
monitian IN death Mrs. John "a.
Wells 1923 Lincoln ST.. North Chi
cage. went 20 bed at the home OF hcr
daughter. Mrs Clarence A.. Ros.. 1T
Gary Ind. and died two hours later
although apparently in coed ncBltR
before retiring Heart disease is eiv-
en- as tie cause OF death. Mrs. Wells
was s. years cid and had resided in
Waukeean and Ncrth Chicago prac-
ticaIly am her ife she was horn in
northern Wisconsin, February q 1855
and was married forty-seven years
ago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-05

You know you have tae ured fee1-
ing. but YOU wonder why lt lis be-
cause the various organs of yoar
body are not doing their normal
duties You need tonic to help
them perform until nature takes hold
And Cadomeue Tablets are Cuaran-
teed Ivy the manufacturers to- be just
the tonic YOU need to overcome the
jetharpy of poisoned nerves and
weak hRbby muscles Try them a
week and see what wonders they per
form for your poor. tired aching
body and distressed mind. Sola by
an druggists ADJ
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-05
HOIST REPUBLICAN FLAG.

Sim Fein leaders declare chat they
win maintain passive resistance" and
thus make British rule impossible
throughout an ireland
The Republican fias was hoistad over
The harbor here
Excitement runs high In Galway and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-05
SIM fem
USING THE
TORCH NOW
One Hundred Government
Buildings in Ireland are
Set on Fire in Retaliation.
Rv pANIEr o,coNNnnr.

SAT- CORRESPONDENT / sERViccI
III ELIN. April 5-Fhe threat eue6
Easter revolt of tho Sinu Feln in lra-
land developed into "a RISING with the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-05
THAT TIRED
FEELING

TO You Know What II Ncan~s It
Means That You Arc sick. says
Grcat Health Expert
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-05

coaomeue Tablets win nep You.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-05

torch nnseead 81 the rifle
CONGREGATIONS were reported from all
parts of ireland today ono hundred
government buildings were burned by
tbe smu Een in retaliation for the
British military display
ALI WIRES ARE CUT.
Tho general post office announced that
All the wires 100 the north ~ ireland
haNe hesa cut
Tn noftee -laHoHs pa County Kerr
were among hose destroyed NY tire The
Ur house an Beuhoanes ard tine bar
racks All priuagh were burned
The Revenue office at Mulungar. in
County meath Wt~ raided.
Nt BalNinawar Stanc ford aad el=e-
whers the barracks weee DESTROYED after
She constable and their families had
been turued oft
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24
WIND OF SPRING.

The morning wind across the world Is calling me today, Bringing back random old desires
 And piacss far away: Telling of half-forgotteh lands An. wliful. cafefree wind of spring.
 You are a winsome jade. You bid me take the trail again
 To that bright northern lake Ringer round with pine trees whert
 the sun
 At evening leaves its wake Cleaning and tossing oh the waves
 That on the white beach break. You bring back memories of the sea.
 Deep-blossomed bright and strong. Smiling as innocent as though
 IL never wrought man wrong. You bring back deep blue southern
 nights.
 The great stars overhead. Clean of white walls. soft laughter.
 and Guitars and roses red. You say. Come out across the world.
 The best Is yet to see: Leave work behind. leave home. leave cares. And tramn the world with mel" | An. wind of s-ring. I cannot come | Yet I'd not have you gone, | Who make the wide world seem so | bright | So glorious the dawn. -Kaneas City Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24
WESTERLY

The town hall was effectively decorated Wednesday afternoon, for the graduating exercises of the westerly High school, whihh was attended by more than four hundred friends of the class and the school. A new feature was the elimina- ton of four orations, usually on the pfo- sramme at graduation, to make way Tor the address of pr. William H. P. Faunce, president of Brown university. Thls was the first time that any person out side the school participated in the exer- eises of the graduating class Dr: Faunce's address was practical ana te the point and will be helpful to the girls and bows who have ended their traifi- ing in the public schools of the town. The programme follows;
 Music. National Song, Greig, Higi, School chorus; prayer, Rev. J. Edmund Cleveland; Salutatory, Mary Roberta Hope: address, Dr w. H. P. Faunce music, My Dream. Waldteufel High School chorus Valedictory, Hiram Wlll- fam Barber, Jr. ; presentation of class to school committee, Laura D. Mcintyre awarding diplomas, Thomas Hope; sing ing. Glass Ode, words and music by Marion Kienzel Schwenk; awarding of Martha C. Babcock Memorial prizes judges, John Ferguson, Frances Valen' tine and Marie Zangrandi music, Tor eador's Song, Bizet. High School chorus. The class officers were: President. Will | lam H. Adams Jr secretary, Edwin A
 Krebs; treasurer, Hartford P. Gonga- ware.
 Graduates: William Hussey Adams Jr. | Rupert Harrison Austin, Inez Arundel l Baker, Hiram William Barber, Jr., Ma deline Emma Bianchi, Marian Murra!
 Brightman Eva Gertrude Burdick l Geneva Lewis Champlin, Joseph Thom as Antficuy Clancy. Mary Catharine Collins, James Aloysius Collins, Beulal
 Befnice Coon, Tacy Angeline Crandall 1 Raymond Charles Dowd Bertha Aileel
 Fuller, Edward Denison Gallaudet Francis Arthur Geary, Lillian Mar. Gentle, Mollie Goldberg, Abraham Mor ris Gildbers, Hartford Philip Gonga
 ware, Mary Roberta Hope, Elizabet i Kenyon, Milton Mason Kenyon, Edwin Antoinete Krebs, Augustine Thoma
 Leander Ledwidge, Jr., Edward Loui
 Leibovitz, Abraham Joseph Leon, Mabe
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Ever get homesick. captainy' the passenger asked idly.
 No" the grizzled old shipsman re- piled promptly.
 ''odd-you are away so much"
 That's why.'-Philadelphia Public Leger.
 q can remember" commented the sarcastic constituent, when a man could get pretty far ahead, simply by looking wisei"
 T shouldn't be surprise if times had changed" replied Senator Sorg- hum Tt sometimes seems to me that it's getting so a man doesn't even have to look that way.-Washington Star.
 Professor-Tou have a remarkably powerful voice. .....
 Basso-Yes. Do you think l shall be able to fill the concert hall7
 Professor-Not only i'll 1t but empty it, my friend. -Detrot Free Press.
 T think it's a perfect shame to let that man take his base when he never even tried to strike the ball when it was thrown four times. The man before him tried to hit, 1t three times and they counted him out
 You're right, Harold, it was girl Cornell Widow.
 Edith-I think Jack is simply wond- erful.
 Ella-Yes; the trouble is he thinks so, too.-Poughkeepsie Evening Star.
 Cornela-I see that another effort to get in communication with Mars has ended in failure.
 Weirfield-Yes. I don't think they will ever be able to communicate with Mars unless they first notify her thai they are going to send a signal so that she will be on the lookout for 1t Brooklyn Standardization
 Kid-How old is that lamp mar
 Ma-Oh, about three years. Kid-Turn 1t down. It's too young to smoke-Philadelphia Wstehman- Examiner.
 Do you always tell the truth in your speeches
 "Yes" replied Senator sorghum, but not in excess. I'm a fearless ora tor, but I'm no gossip. Washington Star.
 Little Julian has already decided that he will be a doctor. In talking over the matter one day his father rather facetiously asked whether Julian intended to adopt a special line, | inasmuch as that was the way to make a lot of money in medicine.
 T think shall replied Julian, quite bravely What do you think of spe- cializing in airplane accidents. dad There ought to be a great future In that line.'-Houston Post.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24
KALEIDOSCOPE
.s light was first used in 17ss.

Gas light was first used in 17sS.
 There are s,424 dialects.
 Parasols were used by the ancient Egyptians.
 In 17Ss the first city directory vas issued in Baltimore.
 The color yellow is said to have | very beneficial effect on the health.
 A pardon cannot follow an tm- peachment by the house of commena
 Government experts have ascribed the numerous cotton gin fires in Texzs to static electricity.
 Complete with its electric motor a new air compressor for private ga rages weighs but 55 pounds.
 At the bottom of the handle of one vacuum cleaner is mounted an electric lamp to light up the dark corners.
 New Zealand forbids the importation of cooking utensils lined or coated with lead or its alloy.
 A veteran commercial traveller. whose home is in New York, estimates that in 40-odd years on the road he has slept in at least s,ooe different beds.
 In the piggery at the State Hes pital at Nerristown, Pa, for the in- sane are HOO pigs. of " hich 100 a re full grown hogs, about 200 shoatss and the rest little pigs running down to a day old.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24
POETRY
AMBITION.

rye" squealed the rats;
 'Eke. eke." speaked the mice: Would we were bats
 In faith. it were hNs Out through the night to go sklmmlhg
 on wings, Cramfning ohf maws With delectable things Things Lhat are shir- and ny In the
 night Things that. are squesky and tender
 and white Ekei What's that noise2 It's that sniffy pups puttering; fsife's poof In joys When forever we're hurryinks Battling the plaster with pattering.
 scurrying: Much we'd prefer to De fitting and
 huttering" "Eke." squeaked the mice:
 '.Nees yee," sdueaked the rats. "Oh. It were nice
 If we all could be bats.r Ramon Gunthef. in New York Even
 ing Post.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24
TALcUM POWDERS

25e- Dier-Kiss - SALE PRICE Pie 95c Occur Azur . SALE PRICE 1ec 25c Butterfly = SALE PRICE Pic S5c Mary Garden ''' -'- ~ ~ " SALE PRICE soc -' SALE PRICE 2tc 25c Chinwah - SALE PRICE 2oc 25c Poudre LaAfne-
 SALE PRICE 1sc 200 Williams Talcum- AK
 SALE PRICE 17c 25c Mennen's Borated-
 SALE PRICE Pie SALE PRICE 21c 25c Comfort Powdef- soc Comfort Powder. =
 SALE PRICE 44c S5c Lady Mary Talc- 25c Pompeian Tale
 SALE PRICE PC 45c Bathasweet = SALE PRICE 40c
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24

icw we'll. I recommend it to all afflicted with nervous prostfation. .s.- Mrs. J. CHRISTIAN, l9S Oak Street, Binehauiton, New York.
 The success of Lydia E. Pinkham's vegetable Cehpodhd, made from roots and herbs, is unparalleled. It may be used with perfect confidence by women who suffer from nervous pros. tration, displheements, inflammation, alteration, irregularities. periodic pains, backache, bearingdown feeling, nataleney, indigestion and dizziness. Lydia B. Pihkham's Vegetable Com pound is the standard remedy for female ills.
 If there are any complications about which you need advice, write in con fidence to Lydia D. Pinkham Medicine O., Lynn, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24
sToNINGTuN

The work of renovatlng and remodel Ing the building to be used as a Com nunity house is nearing completion.
 Misses Emily Wood and Alma McDow- ell have returned to Hartford, after a visit to their parents.
 Albert G. Randall and family of New Rochelle, will occupy the residence oi William E .Gillis, in High street. during July and August.
 Miss Elizabeth Muller, teacher ih the Putnam schools, is at her home fof the vacation season.
 A game of baseball between the Foft Wright team and Harvey post Amefi- can Legion players is scheduled for Sat urday afternoon on Owen field.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24

taining their grandson, Donald Clark, of Eastford. Mrs. Clark, also MT. and Mrs Albert yDansereau of Southbfidge, spent Sunday with them.
 The Victory class of the Second Con- gregational church of Putnam is planning to give drama, The Adventures of Grandpa, at the Kings Daughters hall here,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24
EAST THOMPSON

Mss Edythe Woodward entertained friends from Wiilimantic Sunday. Children's day exercises will be held in the M. k. church Sunday evening, June s7. at o'clock
 Miss Mildred Sheldon of Providence ,isited her grandmother, Mrs. Marcia
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24

my m Tn d was gloomy, could see no light on any thing, could not work and could not have any one to see me. Doc tors medicine did not help me and Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound was recommended. I knnk .G a-.Y ..
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24
sheldon. over sundas.

OhOAuOh' .OVch 0uuudy.
 Mrs. Sherman, Miss Helen Benson and Lydia Benson of Franklin are at Allen Bensen's for the summer vacation.
 Those home for over Sunday were Miss Lottie Jacobs of Worcester, Henry Rob= bins also of Worcester Miss Edith Rob- bins of Putnam.
 Rev. and Mrs. J.. R. Miller are enter
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24

Westerly, now of Wilmington. Del, and Carson A. Phillips of Parkesley. Va, were married March 10. at the residence of the brides sister. Mrs. William Mill Ter in Wilmington.
 Matthew Sullivan of New London. former resident of westerly, who was recently severely injured when struck by a motorcycle, was here on visit to friends Wednesday
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24

LitehHeld. = Fifty prominent church women of Middlesex county have been asked to join with $50 other women in Hartford, Litchfield and Tollapa ssahties each to raise sIe0 for the m7rchBrch world movement. Miss Clara E. Wells of Hartford is the district chairman Ih this movement.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24
DENTIFRICEs

25c Kolynos Paste
 SALE PRICE Pic soc Forhan's Paste
 SALE PRICE 20e COG Forhans Paste .,g
 SALE PRICE 4sc soc Pepsodent = SALE PRICE 3ec 50c Pebeco ..... SALE PRICE 3ec 25c Burrell's Powder
 SALE PRICE 21c BOG Burrelrs Powder SALE PRICE 26e 25c Burrell's Paste
 SALE PRICE 21c
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24
NERVOUS
 REGISTRATION
Mrs. J. Christman Proved That Lydia E. Pinkham's
 Vegetable Compound is a
 Remedy for this Trouble. .

Binghamten, N. F-af was in a very nertous condition for over a year.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS


 25c Hand scrubs-sALE PRICE tse soc Hand scrubs-sALE PRICE 42c soc Ebony Hand Scrubs
 SALE PRICE e5e Sac Ebony Hand Scrubs
 SALE PRICE pc 75c Travellers Clothes Brush
 SALE PRICE 4sc 7sc Ebony Back Mirrors
 SALE PRICE 4sc 2sc Ebony Button Hooks
 SALE PRICE 1a1ae 25c Tooth Brushes
 SALE PRICE t5c 1sc Tooth Brushes
 SALE PRICE toe s5c Cenuloid Tooth Brushes
 SALE PRICE 17e BOG Bone Handle Tooth Brushes-
 SALE PRICE 25e soc Rubber Household Gloves
 SALE PRICE 45e BPS Portland Metal Hot Water ' SALE PRICE $t.oo s2eO Cello Metal Hot Water Bot ue SALE PRICE $i.75 s25o Palco Aluminium Bottles
 SALE PRICE $2.is 25c Lesco Cleaning Fluid
 SALE PRICE 21e soc Lesco Cleaning Fluid SALE PRICE 4oe Celluloid and ivory Combs 2sc values - SALE PRICE 21e 2sc values - SALE PRICE 25e soc values - SALE PRICE 35c Fine Rubber Combs- ioc quality - SALE PRICE Sc elc quality - SALE PRICE 17e e5c quality - SALE PRICE 21e SOME SHAVING BRUSHES AND SHAVING PREPARATIONS AT EXTRA SPECIAL PRICES "EVER-READY" SHAVING
 BRUSHES
 Every Brush Guaranteed At the following Special Prices; 3ec-5Oc-75e-9ac-$1.25 There's style of brush to suit everybody and every style of face. Buy one now and save money Ever-Ready Razor Blades
 2 FOR 45c soc Safetee Shaving Powder SALE PRICE 25c 3Oc Safetee Shaving Cream
 SALE PRICE 5c sOe Safetee Shaving Stick the q stick with the Cocoa Butter center
 SALE PRICE 25c 25c safetee After Shaving Talcum- SALE PRICE 21c Mavis Perfume-half-o ounce, value I SALE PRICE 45c ounce size, value $125-
 SALE PRICE $1!o sl.25 Mavis Toilet Water-
 SALE PRICE $1 .o' Sylvia Toilet Water, in six delight r..f a-l, F-v-
 SALE PRICE 75' A Horlick's Matted Milk-Srnall size
 SALE PRICE 43 Large size - SALE PRICE 79 Mellins Food-Small size-... ..
 SALE PRICE 4s Large size = SALE PRICE 6e
 SPECIAL
 WAMPoLE's EXTRACT COD
 LIVER OIL
 SALE PRICE 6sc
 GILLETTE SAFETY RAZORS
 Regular Price $500
 Government Navy Set of One Genuine Gillette Razor One Metal Trench Mirror One Dozen Genuine Gillette Blade SALE PRICE @O af ONLY VAsE { -.-- \ hiu fho RuiIdinc m
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24
SOAPS

2Oc Lace Castile-
 SALE PRICE f7e 25c Cuticura Soap 25c Woodbury's = SALE PRICE 2oc 15c Jergen's Violet Glycerine-
 SALE PRICE lie 15c Rose Glycerine-
 SALE PRICE lie 10c Goblin Hand Soap.
 SALE PRICE Sc 10c Palmolive Soap 17c Armeur's Bath Tablets.
 SALE PRICE 12Iac 121ac Jergen's Bath Tablets.
 SALE PRICE lie Physicians and Surgeons
 SALE PRICE 1oc 3FoR 25c Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet SALE PRICE 1oc 6 FOR 55c Colgate's Bath Tablets
 SALE PRICE 1oc 3 FOR 25c
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24
CREAMS AND LOTIONS

' SALE PRICE 4ae 40c Orchard White
 SALE PRICE s2c soc Hinds Honey and Almond Cream
 SALE PRICE 42c soc Luxor Cold Cream
 SALE PRICE ssc soc Luxor Vanishing Cream
 SALE PRICE 3sc soc Occur Azur = SALE PRICE 35c ~ SALE PRICE PC 50c>Pond's Vanishing
 SALE PRICE 42c 25c Musteroie = SALE PRICE PC 55c Musterole = SALE PRICE 4ec 25c Cutieura Ointtnent-..
 SALE PRICE PC soc Cutieura Ointment SALE PRICE 42c : 25c tholatum-SAlE PRICE 22c soc Mentholatum-sALE PRICE 42c 25c Frostilla = SALE PRICE PC 25c Palmolive Cold Creafn-
 SALE PRICE 19c soc Palmolive Cold Cream
 SALE PRICE 3sc 25c Palmolive Vanishing
 SALE PRICE 1se
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24
ANTISEPTICS AND DEODORANTS

DIOXOGEN
 1sc value ~.. SALE PRICE 16c 39c value ...... SALE PRICE 35c 6sc value ...... SALE PRICE 59c
 LYSOL
 23c value ...... SALE PRICE 21c 45c value ...... SALE PRICE 42c $1.Oo value ..... SALE PRICE S7c 25c Dickensons Witch Hazel-
 SALE PRICE Pic 50c Dickensons Witch Hazel-
 SALE PRICE 44c PEROXIDE OF HYDROGEN 10c size ........ SALE PRICE Sc 15c size ........ SALE PRICE 12c 25c size ........ SALE PRICE 20c
 SYLPHO NATHOL 10c size ........ SALE PRICE Sc 24c size ....... SALE PRICE 21c 4Sc size SALE PRICE 42c si.O0 size ...... sSALE PRICE s7o
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-23
FINE FOR BUILDING UP THE
SYSTEM AFTER COLDS
OR THE FLU.

OF all known drugs. creosote 10 rec.
ssnixed BY the medical fraternity as tins
greatest healing agency for the treat,
hant Of chronic coughs and coids are
ether forms OF throat and lung
troubles. creomuisson contains. in ads
hilton &c creosots. other healing els
Gsnts which sooths and heal the In
named membrane and stop the irri.
lation and Inflammation while the
srecmota goe@ on to the stomach. n
absorbed into the blood. attacks the
Feat OF the trouble and destroys the
germs that lead 10 consumption.
Creomuision is guaranteed aatisfacs
.ory IN the treatment OF chronic
souRhs and colds. bronchial asthma,
catarrhal bronchitis and other forms
v throat and lung diseases. and II
excellent for building up the SYSTEM
after colds or the flu. Increases appeR
lite ana body weight AJAX yOnr Drug
x1mG--~GAaaA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-23
Homemade, buf He's No
Equal for Coughs


II you have a severe cough or chest
cold accompanied with soreness, throat
tickle. hoarseness. or dlliealt breathing,
or Il vour child wakes ~ during the
night vita Group and yoa want. auisk
help. try this reliable old home made
cough remedy. ANY drugpist can supply
you with gta ounces of Pinex. Pour
this into 4 pint bottle aud I'll The bottle
with plain graduated sugar syrup. Or
You can use clarbaed molassse, honey. or
corn syrup, instead Of sugar syrup, ii
desired The fecfpe makes a pint Of
really remarkable cough remedy. Ik
tastes good, and in spite ol is Tow cost,
II can be depended upon 60 give quick
and lasting relief.
Ygu can feel this take hold of q
cough IN q way that means business.
IL ioossne and raises the phlegm, stopa
throat tickle and so0thes and heals the
irrTtated membranes that line the throat
and bronchial tubes with smrh prompt
ness, ease and certainty that IL Il really
astonishing.
Pinex i a special and highly eoneen.
trated compound of genuine Norway
piEse extract. and j. probably the best
known means Of overcoming severe
coughs, threat and chest colds.
There are many worthless limitations
Of this mixture To avoid disarpoint-
ment AK for "2ia ounces az pimax"
with fnl directions and don't accept any.
thing else. Guaranteed To give ahxeslgse
satisfaction or money promptly re-
funded. The Pinex Co. Fl Wayne.
lad.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-23

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN that
under and bv virtue of orders made
December 18th, A. ~. 1850. hy Honor
nbie W = sheppard judge % the
court hereafter mentioned IN the cases
~ Robert 4. F'sdEett and IA. G. Turner.
co-partners aa Robert +. PadEett a
Company. versus the schooner Rom
aid her tackle apparel ard furniture.
and all persons lawfully Intervening for
their interests in said schooner. and j.
II Schnegg versus the schooner Ron
aid, !" her tackle. apparel and furniture.
and Thomas Archibald nackman and
in the case OF Thomas Archibald Back
man. croas-fl helant, against the schoon-
or Ronald" her tackle apparel and
furniture. and J. y. schneEE and ali
persons intervening for their Interests
pending IN admiralty IA the District
Court ~ the United states Tor the
Northern District % florida. ! shan
soil the said schooner Ronald" her
tackle, apparel and furniture diving al
the Port x 81 Andrewnl before the
door % the poatof4ce Building IN the
City of Pensacola. in said Northern
District Of Florida. on Monday. neocm-
Der 9th. a D.. 1890. A. eleven o'clock
a. m. % the highest bidder for cash
said schooner may be examined by
prospective purchasers az said Port q
81 Andrews az any time prior 20 the
sale. Purchaser 20 pay Tor conveyance
JAS ~ PERKINS.
United States Marshal Northern Dis
trtct 81 Florida.