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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14
SMART WESTERN WOMEN.
One Of Them Owns 10000 sheep. While
Another Il Worth "a Million.

Women have lots Of enterprise, grit and
get up about them, Il they are only glyen
half chance TO do as they would like 10 do.
know IL viii be astonishing 20 some, bat
II Is nevertheless true that Colorado alone
has over 900 female stock growers who OWL
their herds and Zee and manage their own
business 20 suit themselves. These ladies are
wide awake and lively, and know a good
bushes bargain when they run up against
one. just rs well as o horrid man dos
We have m Texas two ladies who are, per
haps, the largest individual sheep and siocs
owners on the continent Down in Jvaide
county hfe- the Widow Callahan. vino owns
somcthlng see l0,NJ sheep in her own right
The-s arc divided into bands 81 about 1900
each, with a "pastoFa" for every flock aud
"bosseru' over the whole business Their
grade Is fine. a cross between the straight
Mexican and the Vernon mcrno. and al
branded with the lady's oRh particular trade
mark. She employs something Ike forty
hands mostly Mexlcau-l. and her annual elm
" wool Is really startling Nhcn tLa lon-
trains az wagons start out each spring aul
fall for market loaded down the widow
wool, IL /, Indeed a sight worth seeing There
was genuine cattle queen living southeast
Of here. In Nouces county, not ,lug since
who has since become famous As Nrs. Rogers.
the great herd owner Of southwestern Texas
Thi. lady /, probably worth a round million
Of dollars, and her history has been re
markab'e one
Although able so buy aud sell some of our
eastern millionaires aud nabob- who ride .n
fine carriages behind spanking teams set tai,
lady will not own carriage OF her own. pre-
terring % ride the free-aud-ea,y STYLE OF
cowboy on horseback 10 j, bard 10 believe
the fact when she goes da,hlng and gallon
ing over the prairie after au unrI'F s;ear
ihat Mrs Rogers j. on tir .stit .hi.ui
Mrs Rogers came to Neuces a long time ac0
with hor husband. who WGs 50 tie time
stock man of considerable means Whom d. +
bad accumulated "a herd OF 5000 fine cattle +
more or les. tac gentleman suddenly dei .
Gifted wIth rare business ability, Lis Hite n' /
once took Charge oi affairs. DID hcr own hie F.
ing, selling AMI bring. and ina very short .
time bad doubled the commercial strength o. +
hcr late huahlnls herd
& San Antonio gentleman tells me follow .
ing story Of his experience with prominent
cattle queen. Hho he- beg leltluart. -lDe
where 3D. on earthly p4rali. n s,uthue~'afa
re2as She vI- az the tiuea.one i1 SAN SGD
tonic ana stopping ot oneoi tAa llr-t class a'
tes She gave beer name Oh tl8 h0'ei c.'rl
bot requested chat DO ha nat placed upon the
register, and that VI any newspaper
% SEQ her or inquired for her % say that ai.
Wls mot Ia
u have been awtl'iy persacGtol ly thos
fellows, said She, 'aul Ous of them Gwen taI
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

The Farmers Alliance Manufacturing
Company have commenced work in the
large l0ur-st0ry building leased by them
for this purpose. which has been fitted
mp with all necessary machinery for
working plug and smoking tobacco and
is heated by steam. The company holds
large orders for their goods from dilTer.
emit stale Alliances I'm the South and
Southwest, and the sale of their brand,
Farmers Delight will be limited only
by their capacity for its manufacture
\. ms 0f Olf0id
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atio'clock KIP. W.

Tho above property 20 be sold consists Of
large md connexions iOici recently bulit.
90 1 ucd rooms handsome yfufnlsned from
TOP 70 bottom with new furniture. hot ami
cold baths. electric bells. etc. and beautiful
Cottage just opposite containing 10 rooms
comp etc in eve appointment The Hutol
vas built boz fhe Bon Air Land aud Improve
mtu t Company. 100 connection with the De
NDlnpmcn 90 the adj cen . property. at a e. -
of about sJNsu ana WIS furnished af an adli-
uuuil e. 10 oi about eF.su lhe double Cot
iure Wits ALSO butt hY fh.m Tor the same pun
pose. dt a fuiihrf ci ~ ui about '.tn hut ~ ~
expected That tho purchaser az this sale VIII
real ~ handsome bargain. fs the sal will ho
Wltnnu' limit ur reserve The Hotel grounds
ifOni itO feet nY iUu frcf. and are bounded by
the right OF MlY.ul the Richmond and Dan
Vile hallrDai, BuiDl. street. Chesterfield
avenue aud tNc objection u. Ncitt- street.
The cottage grounds front 100 feet bN 40 feet
ga ChesierAe q avenue. The Hotel amt Cot
tage viii uc So separately
The grounds around the Hotel are very
tasteful iaId on, beautiful aud shady. Them
have been recently erected near the Hotel
more than dozen handsome private cottages.
owned hN gentlemen who spend tho summer
months there' which aids much to the 80
c.oty.
H0n-Ah" Is several hundred feet above
the level of Richmond and Is known far aud
wide as perfectly healthy place. The ri.
m0eplcrn 3. cool aHl refreshing. ana its prON-
unity to Che pine forests 0f tht-t fiicld makes
% MT only an attractive RESORT bnt a perfect
This sale Offers Hfsf class opportunity to
nn energetic, i've man who Will take % ld Of IL.
as the rooms are nilcl each season ly quests
who appreciate The many Advantages OF the
place.
Being 800 near Richmond. which f. one OFT
best market. ln the world. there Is no reason
why this place should not Dee the most ,alui
hie ot i- kind on the market. IT. IS ian ga
silly d. made a "a inter as well as summer re
sort. Ihnc Hre regular trains from RlchmOnd
nofiin. ana evening Tor the accommodating
Ot guests
paIucs desiring further Information will
write to the auctlnnceis. Train Will leave
Richmond from Richmond md panyilic depot
AZ 1920 O'Clock. returning in afternoon Oh day
of saIo.
1tRMs' Ouc-fOurth cash. the balance "a
hVe equal in-fulucnfs payable ln one. two.
three. fOur aud five years, d. ties 90 Pc given
with Interest payable semi annually and SO
cured hi "A decd 81. Trust un tn property aud
the bull iinEs aud fuIuiiurc 90 bD kept 0ly
insured. fkAhh u. HILL \ Co.
ap i-td AuctiOnccrs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

Acantleman received ia;icr from South
Ftfsburg recently from which rspor. %
was permitted tomahe the following cztrlct,
Cup in This country Il few nj ,ht ago man
went % bed and through the night be- fell
something crawling around ani unlcrhim
AT breakfast he complained o. the land
lady, but she Cul ta3 t71rdara merely laughed
and slil hs must hlya been dreaming
$50 tho next night BE- Went 60 hel ani fd1
mysterious visitor commenced crawling
aeain lie became uneasy and found that
the only alternative wa % elt-c into en in-
v,stglii0n Feeling around he seized holl
Of what he believed o. b. "a snake uul % coll
sweat ami clil came over him. iie haiil..l
40 the top OF hi5 voice for some one, for Co..
sake. to come o. h.s tooA with light Ih4
necessary Illumination having been provided.
a hole was emf into the feather BED end Que
came "a snake susa enough, lrefs-t ia ieurtl.
"Tne anliady sand That eput thefeatlars
10 tho ticking SIX months ago and scwel lp
the hoi5 ON the Same day. A. to how th.
snake got 10 there J., a puzzlo % tho natives
Come up ana ) viii show yoa tho hide e..
tic snake and the bed and You can sleep Ia j.
yourself Nashville American
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

CHICAGO, April l3-Wheat opened
active. Corn active Oats active Pro
visions strong Closing Wheat, April.
SIC; May, ssc., June, sac July, s2l@
S2ic Corn-April, 3lc; May, 3ls9l
3ltc June, 3iic.: July. 3jtc, Oats
April, 23fc; May, 2H@2lsc.; June. 24lc..
July. Pro 24sc Pork-Msy, Sll50.
June. Sll5st, July. Sll613 Lard
April 1910. May, S6ij; June. $3.50.
July, $3.50 Short ribs - May, $500,
June Sj95l. July, $Gu2t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

HopgrNsyiLLE, KY, April ll.-Thero
WIS very little change in our market this
week. ~ times common and low
medium leaf were irregular and rather
easiH, selling more closely 10 The inside
figures of our quotations. Prices were
strongly maintained 0n mcs and ON the
better grade. of leaf Receipts are still
very light. owing to the continuance OF
unusually dry weather and the offerings
are mainly taken for speculative ac.
counts which, SD far, have sulllccd 90
maintain prices But their ability 20 do
This under thc pressure of fan receipts
and large sales will soon be tested
VI. II. CLARK * Bro.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

The following gentlemen, with other
associates, have organized a company for
manufacturing plug tobacco. with a cap
ltal stock of $4,000 Thomas L. Hicks,
presidents John Webb. secretary and
treasurer Captain A. IT. A. Williams.
Dr T.. T. White and Mr,J NJ Currin.
executive committee. With these enter.
pri~ing successful and we'll known bust.
mes. men at the helm SUCCESS is assured,
and big thing has been iuaugurated Tor
ONi0ri. -Alls ~ OJ0Id
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

Quo day hah grown chicken got iis foot
caught some way. and made dreadful fuss
about b. Mamma was away, but Ava re-
membcred 70 tell her the story when she came
home.
1T hollercd and hollered, she said and
pretty soon grandma pulled It's foot out II
sounded just like Aunt Elias cnnaries'
MAMMA"
"Oh mo-. laughed mamma, IL guess not y
"Woll, anyhow, protested Ava, ~ made
the same shape noise, only lots bigger, Oh
courso. - Youth companion
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA
y hlOCS Lots OF VALUABLE REAL "a
TATE ~ ~ NlHt a COZ NIY. NEAR THE
RICHMOND. by virtue at a decree OF
The hinoery Count of the city OF Richmond.
pronounced ou the 81 day OF November. l-S,.
IN tine cause therein depending under The short
style ut "C OBJ. tOwarliu. who secs Tor. Nc..
against D0oicy a. Purcell. trustees. 81. the
undersigned, special commissioners. VIII Offer
lDr sale the following PROPERTY. 81 With
Charles W. Purcell diei seizedaud Possessed
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Cisrk>Viiie. Va.

CiAREsfuLE, Va, April Receipts
have been light with as This week The
farmers aye iusta- busy as they can be,
and a- long as mis- weather continues.
which is as favorable for farming as
could he asked for wc DO not look fol
much tobacco
VT saryav OF Vaughan q saiyay and
D Iidemlnn. of your city, were on our
market thi- week
RO- IAskINs & Co
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14
Baltimore Markets.

BAITMoRE, April l3.-Flour, small
business at previous prices Wheat
southern quiet and easier Fultz, 93c@
81, Longherry, 04c.0Sl0l, Western
hrmer 20. , winter red, spot, SIC
Corn-Southern active and higher; white.
42 14iic.; yellow, l2Gi 44c Western firm
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14
WONT YEgNnN.
a hirlm ond iads'- Description of tho
Home OF Washington
FELIX

Ni iNH AlHfH
ln 'ew ~ the coming centennial of
.. presidency of General George Wash
..a may not be amss 90 give 70
description of lhe home OF tAe
.lei OF HIs Country as seen by d
''.'. 'at young lady during recent
'..i io Washing on.
~, 'Ne "ho has never taken trip GO
.'ii vernon can scarcely know the
.ra-arc ln store lor A.m. Ancr dee
,tA''a. ride of fourteen miles down the
p'NmAe. and a short delay at Alcxau-
.IiH you end yourself safely landed 81
,.e long wharf which leads mp 10 the
Ni Vernon grounds AT the foot OF the
.'4a carriage awaits 10 carry the
ie" "AO ind hill-climbing too h-
I'iiols. while the Others slowly ascend
,he narrow plank walkwsy which leads
e'eeuy to the tomb OF the immortal
george Here besidr him rests his wife,
bAlie just without the tomb lie the 10
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

One Of the happle,t instances OF the kind o..
plagiarism which, ike charity. blesses both
giycr and receiver, IS % be- found 10 On,
famous ballad OF "Aui Robin Cray whict
Is taken from the French The poem OF Para
dis do Ioucrif, which served as model Il
Lady Anne Barnard. is entitled LES Con
stantes Amours dAAx ct d'Alexi,." and
though now more thnn a century Old is sill
considered 70 bs the finest example Of what
the French cali a romance IL has the uaivet,
and the proliritY, $40 charming Ia Us appareu
tr.siailty. proper o. thlt sind OF composition
and IN comparing IL with Lady Anne, poem
10 l. interesting 20 observe how 30 ths pasagi
Of tue tale n0rthwarls the romantic beauty
Of the original gives place to q tragic inten
sty IN harmony with the ssverer genius o.
the Scottish muse The author parads d,
M0ncrif. became a N mbor at the French
academy in ls,Ei. and died az the age OF So IL
100, just year before Aud Robin Cray
saw the light, 80 there can be- ~ doGbt about
the dates. -Now YWk Home Journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

JUsr think the Old Virginia Cheroot
factory paid half of the tax that
was collected in the second district last
year on cigars and cheroots, and from
the increased demand for the above goods
il will no doubt pay a greater portion the
coming year
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

a correspondent writes. "iiow can cure
the reaches in my house," We cant tell.
unless We know what Is the matter with thon.
New York Journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

Sleepless nights made miserable be
that terrible cough Shpoa's Cure is thy
Remedy for you.
OWENS & MINOR Dave Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

Vhen Baby was sick, We gave her Casfor%a.
Ahen She was a Child she cried for Castoria.
~hen she became Mss, she chung 10 Cartoria
When she had Children, she gave them CAoiori.,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14
MEADE HAsKiNs.
= PHILIP 4. PJ r. ELL.
special Comu isslOners

G. OR. CowARnfN. VINO SrRs. SC. PLAIN
TIFF. AGAINST DOOLEY. TRUSTEE. AND ALs.
hffTNDA NIS.-fN rut tnANrERN tOrRr oF
ruE CITY OF.NiCHNoND.
!. Char les vs.. Goddiu. clerk OF aid court,
certify that The bond required hy The special
commissioners by fne decree I'm said cause OF
November 3, ISIS. has been iiuiy gwen.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF No
vemher. lsSS.
sp l0tl CHARLES W. GODDTN.
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by Frank d. mn 4 Co..
Real Estate Auctioneos.
BN. Eleventh street. Richmond. n.

Don AIR HOTEL AND LARGE
- not BILE COTTAGE. ALL HAND;
BON AIR. AND oNE aF 1HE MIST
HEALTHY AND ATrRAf TIVE SUMNER
hE>OkIs. ON THE RICHMOND AND DAN
MOND WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON
THE PREMISES on
WEDNESDAY. APRm earn. lsse
AZ O'Clock u NJ
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RAILROAD STOCKS.


~ Tf''T7TfTI ' NJ y III To t'I''
OPFERfyGs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-50l bushels.
Corn 400 bushels.
Oais--l .D3s bushels.
Meal-ijO bushels
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
Wh'at-Longberry. 500 bushel. very good
on private terms
Coin-Whfe 80 bushels very good on
private terms.
Oats-Wint.r, IS bushels prime on private
terms.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

a fuhd Is being raised In San Fran
cisco to found q memorial GarJal..l
school, where Italian history can be
''r'ghtto young Isiiian-Amei.c-ns.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

A n tsn,ie c)nplaiuts clrei by Mrs
Pers) n's remedy.
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sALEs RrpoRrFD 10 sFcRFrARY.
,orrnN REPORT.


Market rrm.
Quotations -Middling, loo; low mid
Hing, s.c., good ordinary. sc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

Sew York stock Market.
Reported by G. W. Branch u 20. banke 9
sui brokers No llil Main street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

Country Produce.

Reported by Paine & CO., Commission
Merchants. i1J Cary Street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

AWAY of on the horizon of the sport
ing world there has risen within the past
week star, that when it first appeared
was dim and small, and which has been
growing steadily in size and brilliancy
until IL bids fair 10 shine as brightly as
the most luminous in the amateur world.
Last winter a modest young man who
said he was A. G. Oakley Joined the
gymnasium of the Brooklyn ! NJ. c. 4,
and began TO try bis feet az jumping in
fecreatiye sort of way.
People who watched him noticed that
he improved in style and force every
time hc Jumped Last Saturday at a
trial jump-standing high-he cleared
feet lOt inches Ills STYLE is easy and
graceful, but it can be improved upon
The amateur record for standing high
jump is feet 1 I inches, and it is pre-
dicted that Oakley will be the first to
reach and beat IT, lie is twenty-three
years old, and stands feet 10 inches in
height. tHALLIERE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14
RArLEoAD Bogps


Reported by John l.. Williams & son,
bankers and brokers' No. I'LL Main street
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MEADE HAeKINs.
PHILIP I. Pr RCELL,
Special Commissioners
K. r. CHAPLIN Co. AuctiOneers
,HARLEs W. GODDIN.
COMMlS~iONER' r. SALEOF HAND
NsOME RESIDENCE AND VALUABLE
fAkMlN HANOVER COUNTY. NEAR THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO NAlLNOAD.

Dy vrue Of Two decfees 0f the Circuit
Court of ha' over county zone entered on tho
18th day OF December. 1855 and one on Aprll
"a, l-,J. lu tho suit 81 shelton et ais. g. shelton
named, Offer for saie at public auction. at.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
- ~ 49, $1,000.
by X. II. Chai'io 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
No. north Tonfh u Get. Richnond Va

Ky HlKItE OF a DECREE OF THE
- Cbancery Court Of the city Of Rich
mond pronounced on November 2. ISIS. In fhs
suit of C. OBJ. CowaIdin. who sues Tor 10.
~. DOOloy & Purcell. trustees. and 0b y we
viii oref for safe hy pubic auction on
tuesday,. APRiL 49, lss9.
AZ t.0 = ". on the premises. the following
RE ESTATE OF which Charles W. Purcell
died seized sfd posse s~ci-flz:
THREE lOls.pf 3 by ihj feet each. on
Logon Hill' ION the top OF the HIN. situated
on the east side Of Federal OF buchanan street
1t Is intersection with william street, not
far from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway ele-
Nator.
TERMS one fourth cash. and the residue on
three equal sredifs Of six. tNelye.snd eighfeeE
months, the pur, haser or purchasers % give
heir negotiable notes for tho deferred pay
msnts or the purchase money. VII h legal in
tcrcst added from day 81 sale. and the title to
ba retained until ali I the purchase money his
been paid aud conveyance ordered b. the
Court
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AZ u O'Clock NJ. ANA if from any cause the
sales be- not completed on that Jay. notice OF
further sales " the property Will then b.
given. And II an tine property tc not III On
that day or amy person desiring 10 pur hass
stii property privately before that day. com
municatlOn may be- had with the commits.
slOner- o. auctiOneers IN the city0f Richmond.
Va
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FIRST BOARD.
1000 Virginia new 3 II 65s
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Do get bottle OF Or. Dayid's cough
syrup and cure that cough
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Sh lton 81 ala. b. shl ltou. Mary r.. ct ais. In
III inO4 or Circuit Court
4, J. A. Brown. clerk OF said court. certify
that The bond required If the special minis
sloncr, bs decree entered iu the said cause De-
cembef y -. h1s been giycn
Given uniermy band this sab day 81 De-
comber, l~se J. 4. BLOWN.
aplyW A,uNW,t Clerk
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Apples -Ch0Oo early, per barrel, al rs TO
$3.50 mixed lois 81 .o0tO $40
BAcon-Nirgnia hams. choice Old l5c per
pound, new hams small l. 10 he ne
hams large. lO 90 nc, sides, . TO lOc
shoulders tOsc.
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Richmond IS l@i-l9l0...-...
Richmond IS lssH lalu.......
Richmond js ls,0 l>.Ej......
RichmOnd5s. 1921 and later.
Richmond as is2l........
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bis bed without care o. mess eal sssisxan~e
he na& no money. no relatives or fF5crsfs
here. Two Kind heayfes3 doctors fe~s
cofne 10 Sc hina. and because b. has -
means with which 30 pay them IN fhe,~
atfesidaDce OF for medicine they sefuss. "a
attend him, 30 he lays there day anss n5ss.f
without any assistance excrf.t What IL
lie my wife can xfye hixa. called ucr,r
the county commissioner. ana fhsv -.
tnsed 70 ssssss him. then ra5lssd i f..a
the s'sfevs Of Charity. and shxr a.,
refused 20 render any xzxssssrrs
whatever next called upon fhr reiief
COMMITTEE AID Iaef the Asue fase. He q |.
perfect stranger 10 me. bat be apr ar "a
he sober. honest wofkfaxw.s, e. sxxs
insf ne has wife and Use chfif1r.n ne r.
ferdssfots- Or. Truly this y = great sfsa
big n.ar1sd eounsry. IL caa bald nae
pubic buildings and kes D up a horde 81
hungry aEIicz- aosders, bxsx when il s.ysass
70 assisting . poor unfortunate human
being who - very sirk ADD dying IN wssf
q care. sbst Is too ssifiing sor consider.
ton.
MI Editor, PAY heavy county and city
taxes. Desiaes abous 3i,sp per wear IL
censes- Now xhT shoald be required 10
take care OF this man ssEnpIy bsexssse h4
ehsDced 20 come 10 ny house aud tie
county officials refuse to render a4s ss-
sIssafce GEoExg 4Es-rtg
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TODAY AT cHAUTAuOUA.
Election Of Members Of the Board
Important Business.

This is Recognition day ut the cbau.
qua Assembly grounds, when these seeking
nembe rship viii be enrolled Five mem.
beers Of the board OF directors will be
elected, and the policy Of tic assembly ior
the ensuing year outlined. Following 1.
the programme:
10 "a N. -Deyotion, Fp. xii lilo: Act.
4, s-i6, Clean creafnr.sg
1910 .. m.-Basincss reports. Opening oil
ballot.
II a. Mcclure, s'Chantauqua," Rev.
K u. Dilworih.
p. m.--GIass organization. prexenfa.
ton OF diplomas, Rev. A. J. Hanson, Port
land.
up. m.--DeclaratIon OF ballot
Up. m.--Vesper services ia pavilion
p. III. -Alusnni camp fire at Vincent
Place Leasing OF grounds for improve
ment of Vincent Place.
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l ESTATE TRANSFERS.
e~fasd at the Auditors
Once tssterasy.

~ :. ssles% Transactions srurl January |
s,ss safe S'e ss,s}3 $40 "a There were
49,. - ~ record YESTERDAY II deeds. the
sess'leas sSgrgeaunS sis.sss. an
:. y a.e&. Following Is the list
iA'alsAsN: b. Ossl.ara4 f,,...,,.... : a.,
y ,.',ss q Tile Ioou. i, Boston blosK.
k.rs. s's' 4 % A. = Peterson. log - IA
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