Newport Daily News from Newport, Rhode Island • Page 5

THE MARCH 27, 1899. A Housekeeper's reason for using Cleveland's Baking It's economical, and it makes such dainty appetizing cake and breads. CLAIMED BY TWO WIVES. Contest for Appointment as Admistrator of a Newport Estate, In lln." probate court this moniiiif (he wl'll of Joseph V. Pei-klium ivus proved aiitHotters testamentary thercou were grouted to AbbieTefkliam.

Tho will oC iU'imm li. Ityiloi- wns proved and Idlers or n'dininistriitiou with Uu will aii- 110X6(1 were (framed to Sophia It. Uyilw. William, Kriovve. wns appointed adtuhiis- trntor on tlie estate uC Peter Kuowe.

Tue exeeiitors' lii-si. and liual iii-eonnt tlie estate oC Mury A. C. Holmes vi-n's allowed and ordered recorded. Tlie administrator's lirst.

and final accounts and.prayers for'distribution on the estate's of Oistiana S. Saycr and A. F. Agnes Chace. were allowed and balances ordered distributed.

"William A. Barker was approved as guardian of Uic person arid estate 1 oC Hertha M. Barkw. The petition for 'administration on die tfjiatL' Guorsre Jio'won was continued 10 April 3. The inventory of die estate oi Silas Dickersoii -mm approved.

Addi- tibunl-bowls i sum of from Bayard Tuckermau, administrator on the ctitatc of Ofort'e Gilibs, were accepted. Peutjons were-received, and ao- I'irrdinK to law were continued to April 'J7, -'Tir adiiimis'tration do liouis non wJth tiie on the estate tf George the exeoutor refusing to serve; alfjo for consideration of the first and final account -with 'die t-s- 1alc of David II. Barker. There was a hearing on the petition 'for administration on llie estate of Patrick MeCIami, and the case was continued to April I3, Alicarn i.leary, who was married to McGaun in this, city in November, ISSi), ayked that she be appointed administratrix and was represented by P. Shelllcld, while -Mr.

Hiirdick another petitioner who claimed to have married MeGaim in Athlonc. Ireland, in 18IS, anl to have had eight children by him. Jler maiden liame was Bridget. Dowd and she is at present residing in Lowell, Mass. She asked to have William II.

McGiuin of Bristol, a brother of the deceased, appointed administrator. The est a is a small one. being worth only a MeGann i i this, city last. LOCAL BRIEFS. --James Hull has.

sold 'to James 0. and Georgia Keller, for $300, an estate on Spruce street and a measuring 22 by.cn feet. --The a a rollrcall of the First IMe'thodist Episcopal Church will be held Friday evening next, when it is also expected diat reports upon church finances vviil: be considered. --No fu'rllicr tidings have been received relative 'the fate of 0. L.

Syplibr, reported to 1 have committed mii'cide by i overboard 'from a sloa'mer. en route from Chicago to Milwaukee. --Patrick i ami ivife liave sold 10 John Finn a trjflngiiisr strip of land boiinded.cast, 15 feet, on Spring street: north, 71 feet, on oilier land of 1iie grantors, and southwest, 73 feel, on oilier land o'f the grantee. -Hclh Perkins, Vr. H.

Angell, P. C. Cook. C. H.

Blake, A. W. Worcester, II. Yorkus i H. Ward and wife New-York; II.

F. Koss and wife. nnd L. Backus of Audover are at the Perry House. A a meeting.ot.-tlie clergymen of this city.hcld.at Hit First Baptist Church today, in the interest of Hie work "of the Anti-Saloon League were made by Rev.

Norman of Providence, representing that Hev. A. Conltas, pastor of Union Trinity Methodist Kpiscopal Church. Providence. committee' was appointed to consider the advisability of holding public meetings, probably next moufli, to further (be objects of the league.

FIGHTIOG ALL DAY. MB. DURYEA IO RACK THE DE- FEN UEK. COXTIXUKD FROSi F1IIST PAGE. infantry, died gunshot from civil- iun.

I'uerto Principe--Private Henry 1C. Smitli, Company Eighth typhoid; Private Clarence M. Jones, Thii-d Georgia, typhoid. Santiago--Private AValter Verrett.Com- pany Ninth imiuuiies, 22d, malaria eachxia; Private Anderson Godeball, Company Ninth hmnunes, 23d, gunshot. Camp Columbia--Edward J.

Keogh, H.Seventh cavalry, 23d, drowned. Kth--Hospital No. 2, Havana, William Flood, quartermaster's employe, nephritis pavenehimltous. IN I Son of the Dead Colonel Egbert A i ed Second Lieutenant. WASHINGTON, General Ot's cabled the adjutant general a the son of Colone-1 Kgbert was a private IIL his father's Tegbhenl, ami that lie had a fine reputation, both a -gentleman and a soldier.

Today the a a general cabled tlie President's order that young Egbert was ap- poin'tcd, subject 'to The usual examination, second lieutenant in his fatlier's regiment. PRESSING STEADILY FORWARD, Word has been received hero to tlie cflcct thill -Mr. B. Duryca, who tor three years has occupied the Cliickeriiig cottage on avenue, has been placed in charge of the racing the Defender tlie coming season. Mr.

Dnryea is looked upon as one ol tlio most clever amateur -yachtsmen in the country, and the report says that he has been given full permission to get all he can out of the boat. Mr. Duryon will have associated with Win Messrs. A. Stillnian, Harry Payuc Whitney aud W.

Butler Duncan, and endeavor will bo made to secure Captain Nat Watson as skipper ol the boat. Tto now boat will probably prove the taster, but it by any chance Mr. Duryea should boat her tbero will bo no hesitation in selecting the old yacht to defend the clip. The tuning-lip races take, place ofl this port, which will mean much Now- port, and tlie Defender's headquarters wil be. horc.

IMMS will undoubtedly bo ofiered by the Newport Yacht Racing Association for races between tin, two boats, and lively sport may bo looked (or. Tho IW-footera will to out as usual, uni as many of the o'wnsra of these craft will lie assisting Mr. Uuryca, there will not be .10 many races in this elass as have ten licld in years past. Search of the Ruins Still Continues, March work searching 'Iho i of Hie Wind continues, no talles oiling f0 'luring the uighl. American Troops in Earnest and in Good Condition.

WASHINGTON, fuetUm is expressed a't. the War Department wi'th ihe situation in the Pliilrp- pin(-s. I is said that the despatches 'of General Otis and press reports show that ihe column is pressing steadily, forward and dial die troops arc vigorously in earnest and in good condition. The belief is expressed Unit the will soon get 'tired of ibeiug constandy defeated and drivenback with loss.Great confidence is expressed Ju llie n-bility of General Otis to the war and of his determination 10 give the forces of Aguinaldo no rest. COMBINED FORWARD MOVEMENT.

Change of Plan Made Necessary by Escape of Rebels from Malabon, WASHINGTO.V, March Simpson, chief of Hieinililiiryinforination bureau, was again busy today assembling the latest information from the scene of battle, and so arranging it on die military mail as to show the progress of the engagement. It disclosed a complete change in die movement suice Saturday. Then the essential feature of General Olis's pbin was to enclose the insurgents between, two parallel lines of the American forces, aud thus entrap them to be crushed or captured. Now this sirategic move hos given way to a combined forward movement oT the.entire American forces tinder General MacArtbur. The change of oiHM-a'lions was due -fo the escape of the insurgent forces from where the original purpose was to a them "in reverse." Genl has under his command the Brigades of Whcaton, Hale and Harrison Gray Otis, and they are swecp- ng straight forward along die railway toward M'alolos.

There no strategy itr surprise in tlie movement, unless something unexpected develops. It is simply a slow and dogged retreat of 'nsnrgents toward Malulos, and the straight advance of 'the wall of American tro'ops toward 'llie retreating insurgents. The changes wrought since Saturday arc shown on the miltary map, with the new arrangement of forces. In two days the insurgent base, which was at Mala- lion, about live miles north of fallen back to Malolos. about twenty, miles norlll of Manila.

At the same time the American lines have moved forward from Caloooan, about four miles from Manila, i General Otis reports, today a MacArtlinr holds' Mariloii. twelve milos north of a i a Thus the insurgent relrcat covers annul, fifteen miles, and the American advance covers about eight miles. TO CONFER WITH ACONCILUO. Filipino Agent Leaves London for Paris anci Madrid. LONDON, March Filipino delegate, has gone to Paris to meet Agoncillo.

Agliinahlo's agent, who is oxpectixl in London shortly. The Filipino, who was chief of tin; European a during Agoncillo's absence in Amerhrn. suddenly started Saturday for Spain, by way of Paris. Unolllcitil Filipinos here assert that he is going lo Seville on private business and that he will return April They admit, however, a he will confer at I'arin with Agoncillo, who is said to have been in communication with Agnimildo, in order lo get the a lo appoint a to go to Madrid on a mission connected i the Spanish prisoners in Hie. hands of Filipinos.

It is therefore thought probable a Agoncillo has instructed the deii'galc lo proceed to The here assert that peace was in sight before the recent, righting, but now Major General Otis will not Ircat for peace i is taken. FROM NEW YORK fO MANILA. Tripof Transport Grant Will i a a of the Oregon. ol Ilii: Aaiclnlcd TrcM-l ON ItOAIU.) GKi.VNT, i A I COLO.UHO, CEYLON, I'Vh. trip of the Grant York to Manila is ilikely lo -be im achievement as noteworthy for an a nil irnni'porl as was the Voyage of the around tlie Horn for a ivarslni.

Alniflst perfect weather fi'om the slarl Ins liirlp'-'d the Grant to make a record ivliich hrr -sisler ships following will it hard to eiiual. Froin. No.w York to the port of Colombo, in Ceylon, the -has -avcragi'il 12 knots an hour, which 1lie olllcers expect to a i tain 1o the Philippines. a a 'Cnplaim 'linker -wit load with eoal. water, Ice 'and -fresh pro- visions at Colombo as r-ijiidly as possi- jli 1 anil the ship will proceed to 'Singapore, where the next stop is to bo made, fills cmi from tlie island of Pe- has been us smooth as possible, with unrnfUcd waters iiml cool "breeze until Friday night, when a tropical culm set n.

Only one episode worthy of record has broken the monotony of sleep, meals, drill and band concerts--another demonstration of Anglo-American friendship, Sunday afternoon whJle the Grant was leaving the brown, barren rocks of he easternmost cape of Africa she overtook a black-hulled, whiileback 'rcighter, Hying the Union Jack, which md been cruising 'ahead all day. Sig- nii lings went lip to the mastheads of )oth ships, flapping nautical greetings. Then the soldiers in blue who crowded he decks and rigging saw a whiro- s-ailor climb down tlie side of Hie Clan Itobcrlsoii. which was die strang- r's and hardly mumto afterward tall, i letters spelling "good tick" gleamed out on the black hull. Vfore the second word was finished by he jiaint-bninh all the Americans had guessed its meaning and instandy a him- tred cameras were brought to bear, a great cheer rose, and the band broke 'rom au operatic air inio "God Save the )uceu." There was doubt whether the music could carry the distance separat- ng the ships, but soon a faint cheer came over the water from the Kriton.

Vnotber sailor ran aloft at top speed to down the British flag while the Stars and Slriites dipped in reply. Afterward the band played the "Star Spanglod linnner." and through glasses the ercw of Clan Robertson' could seen standing on her decks with uncovered -'heads. Finally the English skipper KC-nt up a string of Hags spelling 'Good luck in Earnest" and the ships separated with repeated dicers. JAMESTOWN. correspondence of the lou-n m-oived tht- fol- from Messrs.

Little-field and Kohlcr, at tlie rc-jitlm. 1 iiioii'ihly meeting today: To the Hon. Town Council of Um-ii, K. In of the fact, tluvt -flic voters oC vote for or ijTjnnyt gmnthijj a franchise 1'or a street rjiilvvay, at llie April town meeting, TlHTefore, to remove iiny question ihoretu wiintKoevtT, wo Uio undersigned, who hare heretofore tiskcd for a fran- olii.se In btiihl aiul opem'to railway, to be opera tod either ly 'horse or ploetTU 1 power, do hm-liy wfliidi we a-fked your 'hoiior- body to prepare and grant us, as 1 should be deeinctl hy you most geous to the bctet welfare Jamestown. Our object in our application is that the voters of; Jamest nliall 1)0 free -to give their votes of our above mentioned perfectly free to vote on the main question, ay their best-judgment may best welfare oC allieslowii and.

its' citizens. (V.iarsi; tfiiiis ot Italians has arrived at: Sannderst'own, iiu'd 1.1ns morning began work on the exlcjision of the Hen yiirw road to Wick ford, line prospect of a good season- for Kaiuideretown is encouraging-, a of the cottsiffcs there but two beiuy rented. Mossra. MVst and Duiuincr have leaded Ga.pta;n SL-ll'ina'ii llie -Baiii flud -Sully cottago.s', nn'd ifrs. 'Lfonry of Philadelphia last woelt 'leased the Gur- lieh 'Mr.

Vuiltcr 0rcne who'we house was burne'd i tlie past winter, is i i a new cottage on tljc old.site. a a i Snundcre secured -the con tract 'to 'build a in the new-harbor Island and has left for the island ou one of steam- Saturday, while delivering milk, wagon was upset, spilling about of milk and breaking a number oC eygs. The wagon sustained considerable The roiiia became caught, and' the. horse started too irp a wus made and the wagon was ovt'i'turniKl. Jin Tufft wn.M not iu the wagon lit the time.

ifr. Theodore McMahon of Newport today into tlie Konle cattage. Thomas Davis went to Newport Saturday on iijvil'ntion of Mr. Murphy, champion checker player of that city, to play game, but on liis arrival Mr.Mur- phy declined to play. Mr.

mid Mrs. J. tT. Watson and Misa Watson of Boston have arrivod for the season. Steamer Otto lias arrived with a cargo of The last of the Lenten inter-Christian cottage services will be held Tuesday evening i Mrs.

Susan Clarke" Wednesday afternoon Rev. J. M. Kick of St. Gonrgo's Newport, will preach at St.

Matthew's at 'JrJJO o'clock. PUTTING IN I I I NEW The bells for tlio chimes at Trinity Church are-bcingcarted today to tlio church and the work of putting thc-u In position was commenced this afternoon. The inscription 011-the largest bell is as follows: This Cbimo of Bells has been presented to Trinity Church by Jauo Wlutiug and Sara Rives In Loving Memory of their sister Amelia Whitinpr Davis whodiod Juno ISM Make a Joyful Noise unto the Lord, all tlio Kavth Noiso Glenwood Home Grand Range, The Latest! I'rocluction. The graticlest of them all NOW IX ot'S SHOW WINDOW; It linf (liicn, i 1 work in will dlilrlliuln tin: lirat arannil 111' oven evenly a nny other ranirti. WALSH BROTHERS, OTIUDKT.

EASTEE MUSIO. lOnintaiuit'l Clitiri'li. inclmlo. iyinn. "Clirist our PiissoviT, lours.

llorli. iiflor pnilm, Drum, in Hat, Hojilwaiu. ubilato in A. Lyoim. TIM.

in 11 Hat, Klcrioir nntlivm, i lino HJrnby. C'omiiiunlon fiervitv. iinrlm, ill A Ibll, Carter. Ivinn, llrn-la in (old chant.) 'i-stluiU-, Man-li ill A. Swlson Clark.

Cliurvli. IASTF.II Ivinn 112: Christ Is risen loJoy. 'iii-ist our Passover, Hc-rtlioU Tours ubiiate, I in itroll: "When it was yet (lark, R. HinitintMon uoouniau uuni.ui iu I). Rev.

II. II. Woodward vnul "All hail tin- pinver ot name." ileiton-: "I know a my Halei'im'r livelli." llaiulol Jlori-i in 1'xoolsif, Hymn Sins to vloists-- Mi; C'ora M. Ogling, sourauo; Mr- I i I'. Iroiis.nlioi Mr.

H. II. Smith, kiritum-; Mr. Irviint 1'. Irons U'lior anil I'liolnnajitcr: iwsirtinis chorus of nlteon voicK; Mr.

Kenneth C'. Bnint. Organist. Far Short of a HARRISBUEG. Maivh Tho fifty-ninth ballot for United States Sena- ov resulted: Quay, Jonks, Irvln, Yiuener, 10; Rice, no UOl'lllll.

My List of Vegetables for Spring: FHESII DANDELIONS OYSTER PLANTS, BUXC1I IlEE'l'S, CHEVIES, IIEIIMUDA OXIOXS, TOSI.VrOICS, SPINACH, HAD1SI1ES. LFITl'CE, CELFRY CUCUMISERS. WHITE ONIONS. B51 TIIAMB'S STI1KF1T. A.

Livingston Mason, (Trustee Estate of Isaac Hartshorn.) 0 ARE and MANAGEMENT of ESTATES, HALIDON HALL, NEWI'OIIT. 1 WESTMINSTER STREET, PROVIDENCE. Rooms -t-l and 45. OUR LINE OF Lace Curtains, Joiisisling of the latest and very landsome patterns, iit $1.25, $1.75, $2, $3.50 and $2.75 per A I are positively the jest values in this city. JB PORTIERES At $2.38 per PAIR cannot be beat nt other places at less than $3 per pair.

Table Covers, 01 various kinds, from 500. to $2.50 each. Table Damask, STew patterns in fast-color Turkey Red, at 25c. pet' yard. Softens, beautifies and preserves the skin, The best preparation for chapped hands, freckles or.

any roughness of the skin, JAM J12 Tlinmed Cor. diarch St. latue Strictly Fresh Island Eggs. FULL I OF GROCERIES and CANNED GOODS AT LOWEST A PRICES. GLADDING SON, I HACKET, Comer BriJge ami Washington StrcoU.

niCYCL12S. Bicycles! 1899 MODELS Dayton, Iver Johnson, Wolff-American, Spalding, Barnes, Repairing HEATH CO, 14 Bellevue Avenue Eyes are out of balance whon olio In itioro tlillii thootlinr. Your lu-i-vu fiirc.i i i i lliuiKtud Ui-iiiiustiniilui-uli-lus lo iiiuku tin- cyi-s work iillkj-lt's tnu iniwli n-sult liliiruml nil kinds iifacliiM. (ilnnst-H propurly I rclk-vu Ihu ntti-vt-H unit put Illo uyos Into bulniicv-- rriiillt you tea Jler- IV'Utly 1111(1 lll-o roinl'ol-tlllilo, liven Scioi'tilU-ully Kxnnilnod Wit hunt i i i Diittl'lun. I I nflUtLLtn, A.MUSB.MDN'l'S, 1 I I I I 5 K'l'V.

A A EDWAKD C. IIIJI.L01VAV, PAELOES, 79 BPB1NO BIJIEET, ELECTROLYSIS H.U Molc.ud Wuti AHI I moTod, Gorni In- I growing I treated, FalaleiB, Ordtn mw bo Iclt nl Scnlniry'l Shoe Stqri ot Powell's Druu Storo. '-Miss E. Peckham, Masseuse. General laclnl mwngo, TrcatmonU wltli olnslrlellr II itfulrcd.

15 NEWPORT AVENUE. OPERA HOUSE. 27. I i Lucy 3uty, E. D.

STAIK PRESENTS A AND VOICES I THEIR VAH1ETY FARCE, The GOVERNORS. I'll ICES; 75c, nnd $1. Beats on Enlc Saturday. Grand Bazar filVEX BY Kobert Emmet Guards, IN JIASOMC I1ALL, From May 8 to 13, inclusive. UNITY CLUB.

Third Social Entertainment, CHANM-sO I'AHLOKS, Tuesday Evening, Marcli 28', 1899. AiliutM-imi by only. RECITATIONS, 1XST1IUMKNTAL AND VOCAL MUSIC. A I OF A 1'LAY. A liinilHl number of vxtru tic-kL-ls tiviiiluble to iiR-inlicrv, nil iiiHilicuti'jn 10 tilt! Treasurer, 10 nvciiiie.

Natural History Society. Regular monthly mc'jlinff at tlio Museum, 3 o'clock uu the cvrninc Monday, 2 March. Dr. Albert J. Mead of the Anntomiciil Luboiu- tory, Brown Uiiiveisilr, Providenrc.will sjicak on "THE I.IFK-II1STORY AXD HABITS OF THE STARFISH OF HAY." I.celure Iroc, to all Uidies and t-entlll- nicn interesleti.

(Uy order of Council of Maiingeiiient for the llistoiy Society). A. O'D. TAYLOR, Secretary. Ken-port, March.

1S33. 33y Monday Evoniug, March 27, 1899, TOWN HI I i I AT O'CLOCK. Consisting of Vocal sobs, und selections by Orchestra. Admission, ZZn. If slonny, next fair nisbt.

AUCTior SAI.IOS. Mortgagee's Sale. BY VICTIMS of a iwwcr pale I in rcrlnin ilvi-d inside by Frntik J. Dent Annie b. Dent, liis wife, to Elli-ii T.

wife Of A. lla'icr, dulwl JJuri-nilicr IS'Jl, nnd rrrordvd in Yoliniiv 27. 23 and of HIP of Newport, in llliwlu lircnrh of (lit? condiLion of said Mortjptso V.rcn Hindi- i cxifjlillg: Tlie' said will "HI at auction, on TucHilny, I liSflt dnv ot Enroll. A. U.

1SH1, at 12 on Until itoad, in front of tlii: I'Uid licirinr.ftn- dc- tlint iiuwpl of In siid i of Newport, i i tlie IniildhiKi and hrn'on nnd I he apjmrtninncw tlii'i-wf, ItiniiHied, on IJ.ilh Uoiid fcrty-fonr fit-L mid tivc- tcntlis, on foriiK'rly of Lho uf Churls J. PcltTEon one hundred nnd thirty ciiflil fret ami sfwnty-IlvR Innidrcdths, -Soutli- oily on land of JaniM Corri-iin forty-Lwo fctt nnd fifty-flvu Inmdrcdths, ami Westerly oil land one hundiTd twnityaix feel; aid luirccl of l.ind livftiK xnw yr.inli-d liy said deed xvliicli is licreby part icrcof. Said MortBJiKCO licreliy i lo bid for said properly at saw suk- lierC j( IJAKKIt, Hy asctit, II. It. 1J'W.

Easter Exhibition Anil Ni Monday and Tuesday, Mar. 27 28, Tnhin 11 011 C. I UUIll, Opiiosite St.ilc tlmisc. The New Juno Lamp. trllh I0-lnili doinn ahmlo swid budt i ghirifl Ghimuuy, For Si.25.

Evprv lamp warranted- At 0, LANDERS'B, 167 Tbamos St- Easter Opening! OK ALL THE LATEST MODELS, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 23, 24 and 25. Summer opening will te lator. F.N. DAWLEY, Ml Thames St. A souvenir will be fiven every pureliuec ot nil EnEtcr lint.

WILL HOLD ITS 239 250 Thames Street. Dancing and Banquet Halls, Ample ante-rooms with all modern conveniences. Special prices to tenants. FOR TEHMS ANT) PAHTICULAMS APPLY TO I). W.

SlIliKIlAS, WHOLESALE WINES, LIQUORS, 18 TO KINSLEY'S WHAIIR Spring Opening Tuesday, Wednesday am! Thursday, A I I 21, 3-i ami 33. H. KIRBY, 86 Broadway. LANDERS PEOKIAM, ML- A STUF.ICT. DltOGGI.S'rS.

Melissine, THE POPULAR REMEDY FOR CHAPPED UANDS, LIPS OR ANY ROUGHNESS OS 1 THE SKIN. Tlie only perfect substitute for Olj-cerlne, Cold Cream ur Camphor Ice-- without bciiin iticky or 1 containa nu polEonous Great Reduction IK FeltHats andFancy Feathers, N. MASON, III 01 4RKK BTREKT. PREPARED ONLY BY DOWNING BROTHEES, PUARMAOIS't'S, 2 Jt 44 I I A A a Wright's Tolu Tar and Wild Cherry for Coughs and Colds. Olminoia Vests and Lung Protectors, Hot Water Bottles, JAMES T.

WRIGHT, Pharmacist, 22 A I SUUAI1B Prevent Grippe Uy tiikiii); buttle uf It thlukuns tin! bluiiil, atii.iuliilcs thu clrcuttiMuti iinil uiulct'uyuu OHirris-ruooi'. riiKrARKii Dr UKO. A. WOuu, uruarci't, lOfl BROAJIWAY. IffM, E.

COTTON, OSt XOT ALWAYS TI1F. MAN" WHO SELLS HIM noons AT TIIH LOIVEKT ix ism WK i A I A I I'OTATO 'LAXTKII A I I SOLI) A CHOI) I I Ol-' THEM. inn coon woiiii, I'LAC- MI ox TOP TIIK.POTATO I I I I I TI1F. SKKU. TIIKKKFOllE, WB' HIS- OFI'ICKIXO THEM FOR SALE.

ALL THIS I WK A A I I AWAY AT TI1H COMPANY TO A THEM RKBUILD MACHIXK PLACE THE FKRTILIZ- i U.VDEIl Tin: SKUl). XOT UXT1L Ttin COMPANY A I LOST T1IF.IU A WOULD mi THIS. nmvKVKii. THEY HATM COME 'fO THEIK SKXSKS A I NOW PnOUL'CU I FINEST AUTOMATIC PLANTER ON TUB A I I IT HUNS WITH A THE LABOIt Of OTHER MACIHN'I-S. I I IS Rl OXH MAX TO I ON IT.

IT WILL DO A TIHUD M01SK WOKK THAN A PLANTER OFPEUKD. A MEDIUM TEAM ASH A DOY flAX DO T1IH W01IK. THE FIRST A I THAT A I OX THL'HSDAY WAS A AS THOUGH IT WAS GOLD IIV A MAN WHO HAS HKF.N CONS I I I I I OTHER MAKES. WE DELIKVE THAT ON A WE SHALL A TO OFFER. THOSE I I OF OWNING THE BEST PLANTER ON THE MARKET WANT TO SECURE ONE OF THE NEWASPINWALL, WHICH PLACES THE FERTILIZER UNDER THE SEED, HAS DISC COVERERS A 13 ALL RIGHT.

DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUH STOCK 01-' FIELD SEED. WE OI-l-KR STRICTLY- CHOICE SEED, WHILE MOST-HOUSES CARRY PRI.MB ONLY. r.UiltY PHIME SEED AS SECOND GOODS. WE OWN IT AT CHICAGO PRICES AXD GUARANTEE IT GROWTH OP '03. OUK PPMCES ARE THE LOWEST FOR AI.Ii FAP.St REQUISITES.

COME AND SEE VS. Tie Geo. A. leaver 10. 31 an iiroiilwar.

l.IDONAHD'9 And Caruot J. D. R1GI1ARD80N, Agent, MO Th.raa rtrwt Ordtn mi; In left it Fixklnun Hu Uioulwar. TtlepbOM OotitcUu..