The Daily Gazette from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 4

MARKET REPORTS. Want Column. it will pay yuo to see (First published Id th LawranM Daily GaMtis una 13, 1907, SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order of sale to ra directed and delivered, issued out of the district court of the fourth Judicial district of the state of Kansas, Uv Stock. Kansas City, July 11.

Cattle Xatlv. teera. J4.506.85; cows and heifers, 12.50 Very Low FOR SALE. For Sale-I have a few 10 pound 64.50; etockera and feeders, J3.254.85; western fed steers, J4.ftXSS.50. Hogs- BO WE sitting in and for Douglas county, Kansas, in an action therein pending, in which Edward G.

Haves was plaintiff and T. J. Sweeney as executor of the last wili of William Gibson, deceased, and Celia E. Gibson. illiam (lihson Julia RSOCK Bulk of sales.

fc.82Q5.92. Sheep Muttons. cans of ermont maple sugar fori sale. Just received and very fine J5.0O26.0O; lambs, Chicago, July 11. Cattle Natives.

J4.80 and Ernest Crocker, her husband, Em article. W. J. Flintom. 67.30; cows and hifers, stock rs and feeders.

(2.90.2S. Hogs Mixed ind butchers, J5.7y26.07. Sheep, J4.00rj for 6.00. Iambs, 5.au;7.75. St.

Louis, July 11. Beef steers J4.00 87.15; stackers and feeders, J3.0C34.59; cows and heifers, Texas steers Before Selling Your New Wheat Cow for Sale. --Good fresh cow and call on Harry Weyer-miller. For Sale A small corn mill. Apply to J.

A. Gully; Bridge street, North Iawrence. Hogs Pigs and lights, Summer ma Butler and Wood L. Hutier, her husband, Ella Harris, Cora Harris, also Arthur Harris, Lola Harris, Leslie Harris, and Bertha Harris, minors, Anna McAlpine, Anna Gibson, Woodson Gibson, a minor, M. G.

Bowersotk, Anna C. Gibson, S.1L). Bishop and A. C. Mitehell.partners as Bishop Mitchell, and the C.

W. Smith Undertaking Company of Lawrence, Kansas, wrn dienJirM, I will on the FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1907. at the hour of 2 o'clock, at the west door of the court house in the city of Lawrence, Douglas county, Kansas, offer for sale and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand all the right, title and interest of the above named defendants and each and all of them in and to the following described real estate situated and being in the county of Douglas and state of Kansas to wit: Commencing at the southeast corner of the northeast quarter of section No. 24 in township No. 12.

south of ranire No. 19. east of the fiih nrin- Outings Colorado Grand Canyon For Sale Cheap buggy at 1341 uiiio sireet. Zephyr Flour from old wkeat $1.35 per sack. per hundred.

California For Sale Almost new buggy at 130 N. J. street M. H. cipa! meridian, thence running north ten (10 chains and fifty (50) links, to the bank of the Kansas river, be the same more or less, thence north thirty-two, (32) deerees west twentv-three Wanted- Good dining room girl Just ask for "Santa Fe Summer Tour books." GEO.

C. BA11IV, Apt 5.05. Sheep Natives, J3.255.75. Lambi, 1.50-S7.40. Grain.

Kansas July 11. Close: Wheat, unchanged, July, aH; Sep. Dec. SI1; cash No. 2 hard, No.

3, SXit No. 2 red. SSSsS; No. 3, 4fcS7. Corn, urn hanged to hiC higher; July, Sep.

0': Dec. 47ai; cash No. 2 mixed, 52; No. 3, 51H; No. 2 white, KV4: No.

3, 52. Oats, higher: No. 2 white, 45'g'1i; No. 2 mixed, Wi8. Chicago.

July 11. Cash: Wheat. No. red, 92'iTi934; No. 3 red, SlHiM; 8 bard, No.

3 hard, No. 1 and No. 2 northern, nothing doing; No. 3 spring, 9SQJ1.U0. Corn, No.

2, 'AM-; No. 3, Oats, nothing doing. Futures: Close: Wheat. July. 92H; Sep.

KV Corn, July, E4; Sep. 54Va55 Oats, July, 437i; Sep. St. Ix)uls. July 11.

Close: Wheat, low-r; track No. 2 red cash, 91'4: new. No. hard. HM; Sep.

Dee. 96. Corn, firm; track No. 2 cash, 54Vi'g1; Sep. 5CVu54; Dee.

No. 2 whits, 55. Dats, firm; track No. 2 cash, 45; Sep. 39; Dec.

No. 2 white, 47. Produce. Kansas City. July 11.

Eggs, lbc per loz. Poultry Hens, 9c; springs, lo'glSc; urkcys. 10c; Butter Creamery, extra, Bc; firsts ISc; packing stock 17c; Po-: a toes, 85Ji9jc per bu. New potatoes J1.2S at hns Lpley I am prepared to do caipet ana ow (23) chains and twenty (20) links to a stake: thence south parallel with the east line of said quarter section thirty (30) chains and thirty-two (32) links to the south line of said quarter sect ion thence east twelve (12) chains and thirty (30) links to the place of beginning, containing twenty-five acres more or less, also all accretions to the above land from the Kansas River; also a right of way along the south side of the said northeast quarter of section twenty-four (24) westward to the public highway: the above described land being intended to include the five (5) acres deeded to Eli S. Mercer by deed recorded in the office of the Register of Iieeds of Douglas county, Kansas, in book page 50ti, and the twenty (20) acres deeded to William Gibson by deed recorded in Baid office in Book 17, page G8, the above land house cleaning on short noue 811 FROM.

CORNERS OF EARTH CROP CONDITIONS. Also job work of all kinds. Giv me a call. Wm. Carter.

HELP WANTED FEMALE but ths time to take your Corn Acreage Shows an Increase Condition Not Up to Average-Wheat Below Normal. leing subject to the right of way of the Kansas Tea Thousand Delegates Assemble at International C- Convention. City, Topeka and Western railroad company. Wanted A competent girl for general housework. Apply 936 uasningto, July u.

The crop re The said proerty has been appraised at one thousand, five hundred dollars, and will le sold to satisfy the judgments and costs rendered porting board of the bureau of Ma California Kentucky street. Tr against the said defendants aforesaid. tistics of the department of In witness whereof 1 have hereto set my hand at my office in the city of Lawrence this 12th day lp i1.2i They Came from Every European Country, from Alaska, Japan and the Dark Continent. ture linds. from the reports of the of June, A.

1907. Wanted At Chris Epley's, good correspondents and agents of the bu 'J. R. WOODWARD, hhe'iff. dining room girl.

First published in the Daily Gazette July 9, 1907; reau, as follows: PUBLICATION NOTICE. The stale of Kansas to Philip P. Fowler and I. Preliminary returns show the Gczel.e June 20 First pub lisheJ in the Dailv 1907. Wanted Giils at Boener Bros Seattle, July 11.

In presence of 10,000 delegates Frances E. Clark, president of the Dr. the acreage of corn planted to be about M. Fldriilge if living, or if dead, then th? unknown heirs, devisees, administrators, executors and acres, an increase of about cigar factory. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

trustees of Philip P. Fowler and I. M. Elilriilirp, si deceased. j.ti,U'M) acres, or 1.4 per cent as compared with the final estimate of You are herehv notified that the Lawrence Na S3 state ok kansas.

Douglas county. tional hank as plaintiff has hied its petition in the MI5SCELAN0US WANTS District Court of Doiurlas County Kansas, al the acreage planted last year. Notice is hereby given. that on the 27th day leging that it is the onwer and in the actual pos i ne average condition of the grow session of the following descriiied real estate, name ol May A. u.

lutu, the undersigned was by the Probate Court of Douglas County. Kan ly. Lot o. l.il on lemiessee Mtect in the Citv of ing crop on July 1 was 80.2 per For rent-Office room in Dick sas, duly aptiointed and nuaiitied as admin Lawrence, Douglas Count Kansas, and alleging United Society of Christian Endeavors, called the twenty-third international convention to order. A chorus of 1,000 voices swelled the welcoming ode.

The convention was called to order in the presence of the governor of the state, United States senators and representatives, city and county and state officials, and a distinguished gathering of clergy and laity from the four corners of the istrator of the estate of Danie" Walter late of block; inquire at the drug store. cent, as compared with 87.5 on July 3. 1S0G. S7.3 on July 1, 1905, and a Douglas County, deceased. All parties in that you haver or claim some interest interest in said real estate, and this action is brought for the purpose of excluding terested in said estate will take notice and govern themselves accordingly.

ten-year average of 85.9. Found-Umbrella, left at barber you from any right, title or interest therein, and you must answer this petition hied by the plaintiff on or before the 23rd day of August. 1907. BKOMfcLSlCK. Administrator.

ne average condition of winter shopjowner must describe property or the jietition will le taken as true and judgment wheat on July 1 was 78.3 as compared with 77.4 last month, 85.6 on THERE AND BACK One way through Portland S12.50 extra. Tickets on sale every day after June 22 to July 5. Tickets good in either Pullman Palace or Tourist Sleeping Cars By taking a tourist sleeper, passengers can materially reduce the cost of a California tour without sacrificing the slightest degree of comfort. Tourist sleeping cars run daily to California via2 C2 I Union Pacific For reservation and all information inquire of E. E.

ALEXANDER, City Ticket Agent, Eldridge Phone 5 rendered against you quieting the title ot the plaintiff to said property against you and all persons to and pav lor this notice. S. Caldwell, 812 Mass. street. (First published in the Lawrence claim said proiierty by, through and under you or July 1, 1906, 82.7 on July 1.

1905, and either of you. earth. Seated in the tent in which the meeting was held were delegates from Alaska, two full-blooded Indians Daily Gazette, June 28, 1907, Notice of Sale. THE LAWRENCE NATIONAL BANK by KLSHOP -MITCHELL. a ten-year average of 80.4.

The average condition of sprin tTT wanted ive men to work in Attest: Attoruevrs for Plaintiff Whereas. 1 have received the a third, delegation from Japan and "wheat on July 1 was 87.2 as compared nursery. Inquire of G. L. Knight, HENRY H.

AS1IER. Clerk District Court. ollowing order issued out of the delegates from the dark continent with 8S.7 last month ,91.4 on July 1 Home phone f82. District Court of Douglas county, and from every European country. 3 91.0 on July 1, 1905, and a ten- Kansas, towit: year average of SS.0.

Preceding the meeting the corpo For Rent A four room modern State of Kansas, Douglas countv ss ration officials and trustees met for The average condition on July 1 of spring and winter wheat combined Sale of School Bonds. On ur before six o'clock, Julv 22, cottage. Apply to Al Graeber. The State of Kansas to the Sher the transaction of business. was Sl.C as compared with S7.8 on Belated trains delayed the meet iff of Douglas county.in said state, 1907, the board of education of the meeting: ing and it was after 4 o'clock when it was called to order.

Dr. Clark July 1, 190C. and 85.8 on July 1. 1905. The amount of wheat remaining in I want to rent a small house, city ot Lawrence, Kansas, will receive sealed bids filed with F.

1 Wliereas, n. Morrison on tlie the hands of farmers on July 1 i 26th day of June, A. 1). 1907, filed of Boston was unanimously re-elected president of the United Society of Christian Endeavors; Hiram X. in the Clerk office of the District estimated at about 54.85.1.000 bushels equivalent to 7.5 per cent of the crop ciose m.

Modern preferred No children. J. S. McCrory, at Bo wersock Elevator. Craigmile's Restaurant and Con Court of the State of Kansas, sit-ting in and for the of last year.

Lathrop of Boston, treasurer; George Smith, clerk of said board, for the purchase of 40,000 of school bonds The bonds are in denominations of S500 each, bear Four (4) per cent interest, payable semi-annually at the Kansas State Fiscal Agency in B. Graff, Boston, of the corporation, and Fred II. Kidder. Boston. iteGAZETTE i.

i'lse of auditor, a position newly created by the board. A Kansas Law Washington. July Pullman company of Kansas was docketed New York. They are to be dated i ie state July 1, 1908, and come due as in the su ectionary, 633 Massachusetts street, Good substantial meals at 15c. Confectionary, Tobacco and Cigars.

We ask a share of Is Prepared to Do preme court of the United States Wed Express Companies Appeal. Lincoln, July 11. While the county of Douglas a transcript and a judgment obtained before P. 1 Phillips, a justice of the peace for Grant Township, on the IStlfdav of May, A. D.

1900, against Nettie E. Shockey and William Shockev for the sum of S27.23 debt, with interest at the rate of 6 per cent, from May 18th, 1906, and also for the sum of $7.90 costs in Justice' Court. nesday. This case involves the right your patronage. of the state to prohibit the Pullman Judges of the Nebraska supreme court were deliberating on issuing a company from doing an interstate bus July 1, 1920.S4.000 July 1, 1921.S4.000 Julv 1, 1922, $4,000 July 1, 1923,84.000 July 1, 1924, $4,000 July 1, 1925.S5.000 restraining order Wednesday morning iness, which the supreme court of that state declared it could do under Bargains in new clothing, men's to compel the express companies to obey the Sibley law, attorneys for the what is known as the Bush act.

The iurmshing goods, also second hand Pullman company has appealed from These are therefore to command shoes and furnishing goods, also Book-Binding Book-Making Ruling and all work done in a this decision and asks the supreme second hand clothing and shoes, July 1, 1926, July 1, 1927, 85,000 July 1, 1928,85,000 These bonds are regularly issued Snaps in unredeemed companies' filed a motion to take the case to the federal court. This was denied. The attorneys for the express companies then demanded a transcript and appealed to the federal court where they will challenge the court of the I'niteJ States to pass upon the validity of the Kansas law. you that of the goods and chattels of the said Nettie E. Shockey and William Shockey you cause "to be made the debt and cost aforesaid, as well as the sum of Two dollars Jioney to loan on valuables.

Abe Wolfson, 639 Massachusetts Street. Telephone Red 675. Falling Building Kills Workmen. according to the laws of the State of Kansas, and are issued for the jurisdiction of the Nebraska courts. rniiaaeipiiia, July 11 inree men Attorney General Thompson sought a cost in this court, and accruing costs thereon: and for want of are Known to nave ueen killed, one purpose of building and equipping a Manual Training High School in restraining order when the companies refused to cut rates 15 per cent to Get your friend's pocket-book was fatally hurt and IS others were injured in the collapse of a new concrete building Wednesday at the plant of Bridgmen Brothers company.

The building was just being put under roof Pocket-knife, Foot-ball, Striking and for the city of Lawrence. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. A certified check for the sum of 81.000 conform to the Sibley statute which became effective July 5. Bag or Boxing Glove? at Smith's News Depot. when a section about CO feet in width must accompany each bid.

goods and chattels you cause the same to be made of the lands and tenements of the said Nettie E. Shockey and William Shockey and that you have the same before the court aforesaid, in sixty days from tihs date, in the City and State aforesaid, and that you then and there certify how you have executed this writ. Experiment with Safety Devices. Washington, July 11. Following a and extending the entire depth of George Inxes, conference Wednesday with a commit President of Board of Education.

the structure collapsed. A'cut 30 men were at work on the side which gave way, and they were carried down in the debris'. tee representing the American Railway association, the interstate com Give Us a Call and Let Us Give You Prices. Our Work Is the Best Ever. Plans for Heating.

Until July 22, at 6 o'clock p. m. merce commission announced the appointment of a board of experts to supervise and conduct experimental J. H. Gillham, at the old stand on Vermont street, has been shoeing the best horses in Lawrence for the last ears See him for good and reliable work Satisfaction Witness my hand, and the seal of the said Court affixed, at my office in Lawrence this 26th dav of the board of education will receive scaled bids for heating and plumb ing the new Manual 1 raining Ilisrh tests of block signal systems and other safety devices as provided for by the joint resolution of congress.

members of this board are Professor Mortimer E. Cooley, chairman; Capt. June, A. 1907. Henry II.

Asher Clerk School. After July 13, plans and RAILROAD TIME TABLF Phone 182 for pure ice cream. Santa Fe Indicted. Chicago, July 11. An indictment charging the Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe railroad with granting rebates amounting to $12,000 to the United States Sugar Beet company of Garden City, was returned Wednesday by the grand jury in the United States district court.

The indictment con specifications ma' be seen at the ofliceof the superintendent of Therefore, notice is hereby given that by virtue of said order I have schools or at the office of the architects, Haskell and Wellman. The Asel Ames, Frank G. Ewald and B. B. Adams.

The first meeting of the board will be held next Friday when organization will be completed levied upon and will oiler for sale, WARNING Before crossing the river stop at Fred Olson's, 167 Bridgs and sell to the highest and best bid tains Ca counts, each one relating to Fot information concerning routes, amtiec tious.Sand how to make your journey call at the Santa Fe route ticker office or aiidsess the agent. It is our business and pleasure answer questions as well aa to sell railroatj and steamship ticket check baggage, and secure sleeping car reservations, free, bepot otiui. telephone 32. CEO. C.

BAILEY. Agent. A. A S. F.

A. T. S.F. RAILWAY. board reserves th right to reject der for cash hand, at the west and a plan of work outlined.

an alleged infringement of the law and the company, if convicted, is sub door of the court house, in the city bmg, All and get estimates on plum gas fitting and-pump work. ject to a maximum fine of Jl.300,000, of Lawrence, Douglas county, Kan any and all bids. A certified check of Five (5) per cent of the bid ill be required of each bidder. George Ixxes, President of Toard of Education work guaranteed. Bell phone Charge Royalty for Sand.

Tulsa, I. T.f July 11. Acting under or a minimum fine of $05,000. So. TRAINS EAST.

sas, on TUESDAY JULY 30, 1907, Home phone f7. This Should Interest Ton. If ou are usnig natural gas to cook with, these few lines should interest you. If there is a better gas stove made than the DIRECT ACTION gas stove it has not made its appearance in the Lawrence market. We will stand back of this statement.

We are exclusive agents for these stoves and will be pleased to explain all their good at two o'clock p. all the right, the provisions of the stone and timber act the Indian agent Wednesday promulgated an order that a royalty Storm May Delay Wellman. Spitzbergen, July 5, via Tromsoe, 18 I lit 8 110 114 2 title and interest of the said de Eest Norway, July 11. The balloon house fendants in and to the following five cents per cubic yard for all Black Seal Cigars, ni the city, 5c. of the Wellman-Chicaeo Record-Her described real estate situated and Dr.

E. Smith has moved his office to the Merchants Ntational Bank building, south entrance. Bell phone 47. Kansas City Chicago tip. dy.

.4:53 a Uiver Flyer a Kansas City 4 Chicago Fjip a Kansas City Exp. dy 8:12 a ni Kansas City Exp dy 2-29 Atlantic Exp dy 3:15 Kansas City Chicago Exji dy. .5:37 Kansas City Passenger, dy ni TRAINS WEST. Kansas Accommodation dv. ..935 am Utah, 4 Tex.

Exp. 10:50 a California Exp dy 12 35 Lawience Topeka Plug dy 5:48 Calif. 4 Colo. Fast Mail dy 10; ll Kansas A Texas Km rlv in-s- sand removed from Creek nation streams be paid the government for the use of the Creek Indians. In the ald Arctic expedition w-as damaged by a storm July 4, and although the being in the city of Baldwin, Douglas county, Kansas, towit: The 6 lit1 113 5 1 10!) irship was uninjured, the accident Creek nation streams is an inexhaus south half ,) of lot twenty-four probably will delay the departure of Every one in north Lawrence knows that T.

F. Pine Sons sell the best groceries at lotver prices than others. We want your grocery trade, and will guarantee sat tible deposit of fine building sand used for years without remuneration (24) in West Baldwin, and the proceeds of said sale will be applied to 17 the expedition. It Is expected that the start for the pole will be made in the beginning of August. 3 California Limited, dv in in to anyone.

The order means a big revenue to the Creeks and may be the payment of the costs and judg OTTAWA BRANCH ARRIVE. points li you will call. Alaska Refrigerators are the best on the market. We have the small and large sizes and can supply your wants. A full and complete line of Hammocks and lawn swings.

Ecke Economy Store. sin At Once ment in the said case. extended to include the four remain ing civilized Indian nations. University Head Resigns. St.

Louis, July 11. Announcement Witness my hand at my office in the City of Lawrence, County of 135 131 113 132 134 Mixed, dy except Sunday 8:05 a Passenger dy except Sunday 9:35 a Passenger dy except Sunday 5-15 OTTAWA BRANCH DEPART. Passenger, dy except Sunday 9-45'am, Passenger dy except Sunday m. isfaction. Goods delivered to all parts of the city.

Both phones 629. T. F. Pixe Soxs, 181 Bridge Street. Douglas, State of Kansas, this 27th Washouts in Colorado.

was made Tuesday that Dr. Win-field S. Chaplin, chancellor of Washington University, has tendered Golden, July 11. Seventeen day of June, A. D.

1907. J. It. Woodward, miles of Colorado and Southern rail his resignation to the board of trus Sheriff road track in Clear Creek canyon was 10 to 12 good hands for steady work at good wages. Apply at the brick plant im LEAVEN WORTH BRANCH ARRIVE.

131 Express dy 9:35 am. 109 Express dy 6:4. LEAVENWORTH BRANCH DEPART 110 Express dy 8:12 a nr, txpresis dy 5-37 Carries first class through passengers only. Paint. Se wall's chemically pure paint tees to take effect October 1.

Mighty Nice and Fresh Nothing better or cheaper. washed away as a result of a cloud burst Tuesday night and railroad communication with Central City, Georgetown and other mountain towns will interrupted for several days. The to mediately. First published in Gasettv" June The Daily 1906. Kennedy Lrnst 826 Massachusetts Vegetables UNION PACIFIC BAIL No.

GOING EAST. fl I NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT, The finest line of Hammocks. We offer good values in all grades KENNEDY ERNEST, 826 Mass. UlUlltCU 1 Notice is hereby given, that on the 2Sth day of Bob Stewart's Fine standard bred four old mare for sale. Woman aiay a.

u. tbe undersigned were by the Probate Conrt of Douglas County, Kansas, duly appointed and qualified aa executors year can Bell tal damage to railroad, town and farm property in the path of the flood is estimated at $300,000. There was no loss of life. About 40 persons in a passenger train were marooned in the Canyon all night owing to washouts'. drive her.

Citv broke. Call 106 104 108 105 101 107 103 BARBER SHOP AND 01 tne estate ot Sarah Al. tiarrinpr. lut l-ivsrern Accommooation 9-03fa m. Mail 3:55 put uu GOING WEST.

Junction City Accommodation. ..5:23 in Overland 7:16 Salina Accommodation 9.35 a Faat Mai1 11 08 a of Douglas County, deceased. AU parties in- phone 780. terenea in said estate will take notice and govern themselves accordingly. EUUORLS E.

GARDNER EXOS M. GARDNER Executors. are purchased direct from the growers every morning. i We Always Have whatever in the Fruit line can be obtained in any marked in this part of the country. If you have a headache, neural NEW BATH ROOMS 338 Massachusetts Street.

Lawrence, Kansas. Small Still In San Francisco. San Francisco, July 11. President First publisher! gia, insomnia.etc, try a scalp massage at the K. U.

Barber Shop, the only vibro-massage machine in the In the Dally Gazette J'jly 3, ARRIVE EXCEPT SIN DAY. Leavenworth Express 10-55 a or Leavenworth Express '5 DEPART. -opm Leavenworth Express 4.05 Leavenworth Accommodation. .9.10 a CITY TICKET-OFFICI. Steam Laundry.

S. J. Small of the Commercial Telegraphers' union has determined to remain in the city and over the 1HI. NOTICE. city.

J. S. Corp and Arthur Wilson are two new barbers with Notice is hereby given that I. theunder- Patronize the Model Steam For San Francisco situation with United States Commissioner of Labor Neill who is expected to reach this city general information as to tima of tmln. the K.

U. shop and are good work i signea. a registered pharmacist, doing busi-ineasatni Massachusetts street in the First I ward ef the City of Lawrence. iJouglas Laundry. Everything first class.

Short order work a SDe- rate of fare to any point on the saip to any point, and steamship tickets via any route. SWpers recured fraa preuse. men. Lome in and be onvinced My bath rooms are the most com next Friday. Mr.

Small said Wednes Our Good Things to Eat will Please the Men. uounty. rvansas. aid on the zd (lay of July 1907. file with the probate judsre of said coun First published In Dally Gazette, July 2, 1907.

Notice of Appointment. Notice Is hereby given, that on the 12th day of March A. D. 1907, tbe undersigned was, by the probate court of Donglas cfeunty duly appointed and qualified as guardian of the person and the estate of. Polly Randall of Douglas Ccunty.

All ciaJty. Let us show vou plete in the citv. Six-foot tubs. ty, my application and petition duly signed, as by law required, for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors for medical, scientific and i each has a shower for hot and day: "My change of mind does not In any way interfere with our future moves in defense of the position we have taken." W. T.

SINCLAIR, meccamcai purposes only, at said puarmacy. Bell phone 156. Home phone lil and that the said probate DmicUs cold water. Razors honed, ground or exchanged. County has set Saturday the 3d day of Au GUENTHER'S Both Phones 226 parties Interested in said estate will take I notice and govern themselves accordingly.

R. C. MANLEV, Guardian. gust at iu eiocic a. at his office In the Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Agency.

fioliarle Abstracts of Title. Mcoey aiway o. for mortgage loans. 7M Has. ja 606 Vermont Street FEaNK W.

BROWN, Haw. Liawrence as the time and place of W. F. Weise, Prop. 727 Mass.

St. Try a Gazette Want Ad. saia cearicg, THOMAS F. KIRBY.