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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-03

And SULLIVAN must go to his new stand. So to ~.
less to he will sell during the holiday
Mems $500 silk plush hand embroidered slippers, for S31
Mems $4,000 alligator hand made slippers, for $2.75
Mems 50. 50 morocco, hand made slippers, for
Mems $3.50 plush handmade slippers $500
Mems s75 goat chocolate and black coored slippers $3.50
Mems $3.50 velvet embroidered slippers, SI.25, 4
Mems I.25 velvet embroidered slippers
soc to per pair reduction mems Shoes
Ladies $500 French kid button shoes for $3.50
Ladies s4.5o French kid button shoes for $500
Ladies $500 French kid button shoes for $3.50
Ladies $3.50 kid button shoes for s325
Ladies $500 kid button shoes for s27o
Ladies $3.50 kid button shoes for $225
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-03

Some one has declared conceit worse
consumption, and the comparison is
true one. Many are the ''conceited" wi
down legitimate remedies, and who I
suffering humanity, whose only saliva
the immediate use of DR.. Bulls Cough
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Dsoes1Dooos - - usi111nne Amir - ,
Wnenangssmses-
DxYmrrA Msrrh Il -~3eustpr Riuehart Is
60 4 rneefua - . k.ksev frum his ~
1ra S-a = - - 1----x -
sss..s-ls .--s.l ). -
- Ah1 49, -
eeFtptsse q - efoas ben9ues oven ~ -
MtcasS0 Cuh, 60 u tbe oes& kn0Nn ke-
puh1tcau organisations In tAo United States,
"a he mat q Februnry q. In company
uffh fso sehers frou Ann Arkor. Mr.. Rine-
-. .Ss.s.a~-s - $1,000 II de.rv1hfn~
81 s
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FIGHTING THE SNOW.
California Railroads Making Z
Heroic Struggle.
sNowPL ows STUCK n DRIFTS.


r.r~~~r "a Mach q IA h>-~r $780,
o. 80 .s.ss "a s.~-.S 80 - e"-..i-
III - ~. 800 q . .s-ss.. sr--s.s.s
Ths "a - = 1870 49, :. =. Al
a. 49,. -. 49, $50 ~, -. C~..-ss
$50 = his.r.S~,s h.-s,s-.s- e. 80 - = !.
~;rd .c,,ssrrs~ 49, 49, .aas.,~-s - .. :,
-r-x -,...~-.<r,.s- ~. - s-,,s 49,
s..ssx 49, = - - $3.50 go -.
,e,ts~v Go !. .tr-s hs.,s,s..s~ = -. -,,t
49,, - 49,. .~..-~ g - -, -,
~ 800. r.. $500. - . $500
80 -. A. So. = 80 80. ~ -..s-.
Ass,.,s.s T-ss...s-.ss W.ss.s. !. -,,-.,,.
r,,., 80. -. T--...~ - Tr.rl,
= -;,h a.. ~-.ss~. ..ss.nss L...sn. -.
srseL rI.., ~ 5 !. - r-s~.h-s ~, ths
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SHE WANTED TO DIE.

Domestic Troubles Cause . Wo0an 70
Cast Herself late Lake Unisa.
Mrs. Gilbert, wife Of painter living 1t
Edgewster, attempted 10 commit suicide
at Latons about 5o'clock yesterday after.
noon By drowning.
At . little after $50 O'Clock Nrs.
Gilbert left her homo and started for Kill
boulne's wharf Of Latona, on Lake Union.
She proceeded deliberately 10 The waters
edge and, taking OF her hat, hung Il on .
post, and without . moments hositation
jumped into the water.
Her rash action was seen by several men
who we're standing not far away, and at-
tracted by her screams, rushed to her res
cue. A boat was procured, - she had
drifted by her struggles too far from the
wharf to be reached. II was nearly ten
minutes from the time she jumped
in until the boat could reach
her and during that time the drowning
woman had sunk twice and was about 70
ing down for the last time. IL was With
the greatest difficulty that she was gotten
ashore, and once there she was conveyed
TO Mr.. Lampson's house, which stands
not far from the lake, and - soon ~ pos-
sible restorativcs were applied.
When Mrs. Gilbert had sufficiently n.
covered to be able to talk, she was asked
why she had attempted 70 drown herself.
"Don't ask me" she replied. Domestic
troubles; / can tall you no mora"
Several Of the neighbors Of Mr.. Lampson
had been called in to attend the unfor.
tunats woman. among them several OF her
friends and acquaintancss. but Ill their
questions elected no response save her
one answer: Domestic troubles"
Mr.. Gilbert, who had been out at the
time his wife left home. had been informed
of her attempt shortly after it had taken
place, and lost no time in fastening to his
wife's bedside. He appeared naturally
much disturbed, but protested 70 have no
remote idea why his wife had cast herself
into the lake.
There IL no cause for IT," said he, '.and
can't see why she did It"
II was said by the neighbors that
Mr.. Gilbert was In the habit
Of going on occasional eprees
which worried his wife, and it was sur
missed that his treatment of her during his
intoxicataon drove her finally 70 an A.
tempt upon her own life.
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CITY IMPROVEMENTS.
Ellsnsburg 20 Have New Dchocl snd .
Sewage 9ysseu.

EIlsnsburg 20 Have . New Scheol snd .
Sewage 9yseeU.
ELLxHssrHa. March a-The school direc-
tors are now forming plans to build Q
325 900 schoolhouss here. 70 Be completed
by fail. to take the place of the one burned
. short time ago. The building viii have
oil the modern improvements In the way
Of instructive apparatus. and be 6rst-c.ass
throughout.
Acting under the new Indebtedness bill,
the city fathers are taking active steps to
bond this place to the amount OF $50 600 or
SOC. 600 TO put in . complete system Of sew
erage to cover all the main portion Of the
city.
Also, seventy-fivc thousand dollars to
put in frst-class waterworks, to b owned
by the city. the water to be taken from
Yakima river about three miles above here.
This win give Ellensburg the purest and
best water supply in the northwest.
Considerable figuring Is being done ~ to
the system best 10 adopt, and 1t now lies
between the Holly and gravity, with the
council pretty evenly divided.
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stats APPOINTMENTS.

Carr for Pros eeuttng Atterney-Puget
Sound Bonrd of Health.
OLYMPIA, March s.--Colonet T. v. Eddy
has declined the appointment Of prose-
cutting attorney for King. Kitsap aud 6no-
hoinish counties. and Governor Ferry
named in his stead Il. NJ. Carr. Captain
Carr has accepted and win enter upon the
discharge Of his duties Immediately.
Governor Ferry today appointed L. b.
Hastings. II. l.. Tibbais. jr.. and J. N. Lau-
bach. all Of Port Townsend. board Of
health for the Puget sound district. The
nominations were confirmed by the Senate.
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oIyvrfa. March a--The following named
nciaries public hare been appointed by the
governor:
]. NJ. ksrner. Seattle: Walter ]. Ball, C.
NJ yesterday. Tacoma; Alonxa NJ. Muir
ply. r. q. Tabor. Z. NJ. Kent. Spokane
Falls: George W. Edgerson. Payallup; W.
A. Lsidlew. j. u. Laidlew. waitsburg:
Harmon Closaier. Mount Vernon; George
W. Merton. Cleveland: 4 III. Bell. South
Pend. George L. Weed, Roy. c. c. Grid.
ley Nancoaxsr Tossl 20 data ST
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Decisions Rsadsrsa In . Large Nsmbsr
81 Cases.

Decisions RssdsrsA II . Large Nsmbsr
81 Cases.
OLYMPIA, March AT the session Of the
supreme court yesterday, decisions were
rendered - follows;
William r. Harrington W. Columbia b
PAlouse Railroad Company--An appeal
from First district. Collar: decision Of
lower court reversed.
Petitions for re-hearings were denied In
the following cases. they having been here
tofore decided by this court:
County Of King ". George D. Hun ct al,
from Third district, Seattle; Northern Pa
cific Railroad Company vs. James Holmes,
from Fourth district. Cheney; 8. Il. Geddis
W. George w. Parrish. from Fourth dis
tFict. ElIsnsbuYg; the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company W. David O'Brien, from
Fourth district, North Yakima; Henry
Mahnche. from Second district. Tacoma:
w. r. Sayward ". John E. Carlson, from
Third district, Seattle; Ina Breton ". J.
H. VIII and Charles Langert. from Second
district Tacoma
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DO rot huy loss without going 10 see them.
fcu rob yourselves by doing 50 IN some eaacx
Daniel Jones a Co. snow the lots they are sell
iag with pride. and sell for syosfcases who de-
sire 10 sse customers make yrottss Woodland
fsrk. y. n p!bais's first addition TO ballard
salmon BAY Park and n p. Days fs-xs addition
are al soea properties TO invest Ia. and values
are steadily Increasing We can take you 70
these lots snd shag yea them without blush
ani yoa viii always sncw them with ssslssse-
ttca whca yea resell. panica Jones 4 Co. e.
sscond sr.eet. eornkr cherry. rooru Z.
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Posr TOWNSEND, March 9.--Isaac p.
Calhoun. special deputy collector OF Gus
toms, has rendered his resignation to Col
hector Bradshaw. 70 take effect April L.
Mr.. Calhoun has been in the service for
the past year. holding position next to
the collectors in responsibility. He re-
signs 20 engage In business for himself.
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CONTINUITY fROfkRTT.
= nan - Prevent sharks Hwfndltne the
Fubifc.

rabitc.
OLyMrfA, March "A community prop
eFsy bill passed The Senate last week which,
q q becomes . law. will do much 10 pre-
vent swindling by persons coming into the
eeate and, holding themselves out to be
unmarried persons, speculate boldly In
RAJ and other property. AZ IN unexpected
moment The wife appears. and the limo
oont purchaser OF property from these I'M
ucrupuioup persons 10 often defranded out
81 large sum Of money. The bill, which
Was introduced by Rinehart. and which
was drawn by Judge Burke. Of Seattle.
provides that whenever any person having
IN bis or her name tho legal title OF record
70 any real estate. deed from such PER-
oOn shall b sufficient 10 convey 20 any
boua lide purchaser the legal and equiia-
bic title b such real estate. A husband or
wife having an interest In any real estate
~ virtue Of the marriage relation.
beld In the name Of thu other,
may protect such right BY fling in the
o1ilce OF the county auditor. In which tie
real estate Is situated. q declaration IA
writing. setting forth bis or her name. the
existence OF the marriage relation, etc,
ETC.; such declaration shall he 10 all the
world notice Of the right. title snd interest
u The person by whom IL Is slgnesi in and
- Ill real estate situated Ia such county
whether then owned or afterwards acquired
by the husband or wife. The emergency
for the need 81 the bill is rather uniquely
~ forth In the following;
wuxnRAa There h . great nasseer Of tran.
s1eut residents Of this state spe~ulassnx IN the
buyins snd ssilsax of real property. having
opcuses outside ~ this states snd.
WnunRAA These rsrsons very frequently held
sAenselves out - unmarried rsr~sss ser the par
puoo oe facilitating tssassees Of real property.
. emergency exssss f9 the smraesiass taking
eGec4 of this act taesefore. this act shall take
oGec4 on ana AMER sss sprrvai By tae sexvrnos
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Capture ~ the Nan who Held AnotAer's
Head UndsP water.
SAcRAMExro. March a-Charles Free
man, the murderer Of Mark Feeney. ap-
peared In court this morning. and his ex-
animation was set for next Wednesday.
Al Aston, brother-in-law Of Freeman, has
stated that the latter told him that he and
Wilkes had conspired to murder Feeney.
When the sheriff arrested Freeman, he
pointed to wilkes and said: ARREST him
too: he is q guilty q I am"
Freeman has before served short SEN
fences OF imprisonment for brutal conduct.
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ESCAPE OF A PRISONER.

a Convict Makes Good Use Of His OPP
portuntty.
wALf.A wAIIA. March s.--Shortly after
II o'clock last night Louis Coniey, . CON-
Wet sentenced from Spokane Falls
10 four years for robbery. and
who has been fireman in the engine
house a; the rsnitensiary, made good his
escape BY means OF two ladders tied to-
gvther and scaling the stockade while the
engineer was sick. A reward OF 500 has
been offered for his capture by the officials.
but 40 trace Of him has been discovered a.
yet. He has been railroad fireman.
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sUIr FOR STOCK.


Over one Milllsn Dsllars 9eugAe - -
Reeovered.
EAH FHAKcIsco. March a-Ths suit d
Charles Hansen against Heny b. aavin.
the well known Panama canal contractor,
70 recover q. 7l0.o0o. began In the superior
court yesterday. He alleges that In lss2
he agreed with Henry B. Slavin and y. s.
Glavin, since deceased. to subscribe for 2 900
shares Of the stock Of the American Con-
tracing and Dredging Company. which
ever. was never delivered. though hs stood
ready TO pay for II.
The defense Il that the value Of shares
and Of dividends declared would not
amount to the sum stated. and that Han
SEN had never paid dollar for any stock.
and had never even asked for any.
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INDIAN LYNCH LAW.
A Medicine Woman Dragged by . Roy


Medicine Woman Dragged by . Nope
to Death.
GoanxsnAtx. March S--Yosr corresond-
ent received Information today that an
Indian medicine woman. residing on Rock
creek. cast OF this place. failing to cure one
Of her patients was taken out by
some Of the noble braves of that vicinity.
A rope was put around her neck and she
was dragged TO death. No arrests have
been made
The Indians Of that particular locality
belong ~ no reservation and are not dis
posed to abandon their ancient eax;oms
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a SHORT CONTEST.

The Ithaca Giant Defeats FlahsFty In
Three Rounds.
PORTLAND, March a.-Mike Conley. the
"Ithaca giant" defeated Dave Flaherty, Of
Chicago. In three rounds ct the Pavilion
here tonight. Marquis Of Queensberfy
rules. for purse Of $500. Flaherty proved
no match for Conley.
In the third round Conley knocked the
Chicago man down and the latter failing
to Get up ct the call Of time, the fight Vas
awarded to COnley.
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showing u Dutch nat.

DuTcn FLAT, CAL, March alt COM
msnosd showing yesterday afternoon, after
forty-sight hours OF hard rain. during
which seven inches fell. Heavy winds on
the mountains caused the new snow to
drift badly. and delayed trains at the Cas-
cads opening. The east bound passenger
trains Of the Central Pacific are lying at
Alta. bat expect to move some time t.
NIGHT
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OoyTRNMENr IANn

We eat locate yea on q good quarter sccs.on
where yoa cac get sccd rfcA aasg and from tw o
% ave mii3en feet Of lumber. We know every
foos ct sseryrsusSss 9s9 ia the country. and VIII
guarantee 70 satisfy yo1- Ahhcss Il Gsiaskx
real estate hrcke-x efs sxsord street.
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A satisfactorv Court.

GoLpEspALE, March s-The superior
court, Judge c. b. Graves presiding. ad-
journed here this evening. The new sys-
TEN has proven entirely satisfactory and
the expense much less than formerly. The
jury in the case OF Martha E. Nicodemus
against Axor Halbert. for breach OF prom
Use, returned . verdict for the defendant.
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rAsr linz

TIE Northern psrsee Railroad yesstsnlc nm
TED artl Sleeping Car line. daily service 10 -
Fsals Msnnrzposis nalusA na1 Chicago. No
change 81 carr and twcgsg Gve rsstes TIE snort.
ess roase ~ tAscs&n fearts sleeping csss
through. psclag passengers in The rnio1 eeps,s
VhssSgcN s<sxn hears sa1 thsrsv-szx rainets.
AHEAD ~ ether lsnss A ChffNerx city ticket
sxsss. sfs - gsns street.. hssecG saszk x fork.a
asxs,z ssrkss axxns r~atfts
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0k4MY1x. March a--The poseaes By both
RI ~ sraecf ioint coauItsse. sst1lss Il
& 1ie ~ fe-sele1er. shelI edfpurn efno d.
;12 srsess~ T~-rn = ~ cour,e Il & no.
~ -. L.. 80 - - =. -. $500
: : g Isscana ths sssoiusaoa sna 49, 80 -
sous. md Only ~ most imrsrssavs ~
10y could now cause rseonstdssssson.
- homaee wor1od hard durin9 ths week.
eIIs's.ss ~ s. IN - sesomptish nssriy
- = ses wssk esaore - - -.
y - y 49, 4. - -
eno - ~ HOUSE Nefe NO. =.
z1opo = nix 81 night sessions ana tns
&r6&o11711R r that thoY vii b. oG1eed upon
- f<one bfIfs. such = TIE municipal
J. ..sSr. - -. - 800 theu. PROGRESS
80 sss.as e Vel !, s,, -, s seo.h = -
~ ScsE socsss.
IN "a. 0-Allowing SCHOOL disu1ets - bss-
- messy - iwns bcnds Tor buflding school
- ~ =. = cosnvsI,-ro epssAalaA asnd-
81 q Wslshis end nsassssa
- n No- IA ~ 0oogh4gan-Dsani frsspass
- punaie lands
II Nd n. b Blaokfan--To prevent bs1ls
gunndae g lara
n II ~ m " IAn6ee-Io pfovide 1os N
1o1e11na ~ - pormansue location u shs
ct
~ 4 sussssss = sneiaI bssda
q =. - ~, ~ ysirwssahes--Ap1sspsisfins
o. ueess = nsps q shs sssss suruishsd In his
49, snuuxt.
81 ma II. b wood-Amendinx Iavs IN ~
la61n = reueco6inu 8 appeoprssGp lands for
$780, rsrpssG
- - -'E " '"' % JOHN s-
~ ~ n. - cls~rh.-Rslss,ve % ne COM
vu1sosy e6nsai5en q defsrsivs youth
=. i Ne ~, ~ 1obsrfson- Allowing rad
l11ue~1, - lSvv 1910 - for MAD purpcees.
~ - III 81 cousnissss on rosds 10 pre-
~ - oeuGuotiou Of highwaya
j.. = uA -, ~ usrTen-Relattvc TO reel -
ss.ulse = -. - -
- - -. = gsAsoa q r'sres-Asshos-
49, 9ugoo0 - eoeilAooom asylum 70 esll Ger
90 49,
~ I'M ssrAfs
~ ~ ~ b. committees on municipal car
puBuloao- -Asshos1sins eitiss and towns b i1sus
- - inaarnai tnpfovsmsntA
- fogo1hle entsy and dstainsr
& i n AZ - owinsp- Relative 70 giving d
49, legu1lsd ~ Iav.
,. j. uA - ~ 1inohaTt-Helative 70 COM
nnnfv ysopesey.
~ uA -. ~ Dakef-matins community
I1opmV mk1oee - debD tncursed during Mar.
49,.
- ~ eomnea eaSE1em
=, ~ n. " Judiciary onmmittoe-naIativo
- 1nn61eso amd t6nene
= ~ Ma -, " xlnuear-To proeecs owners
ofnno11nQ IoGA
q i h N b. L y. Thoupoun-ChanGing
- nnmo - o1anghter - valley City.
~ - - ~ Lens-yos - relief q csf.
o1n nol0s1o p0hlic.
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An E.iitor Remov.a

TACOMA. March s-Colonei Win l..
visscher. editor Of the Glote, severed his
connection with that paper today. He
leaves next week for Fairhaven TO take the
editorial management of the HeralS, new
paper started in that town.
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roxT TowNsEND NEWS.


n New HOeob-k1eeerte 0tfeet RAILWAY
BufIAing.
Pos1 TowssExp. March I'll. A. Kuhn.
Chasiss Eissnbeis and Thomas Jackman
have let contract for the erection Of .
$1,000 hotel 1t Hadiock. II viii be built
on the water front lots purchased BY Mr..
Kuhn last November q the administrator
sale Of The Dyer sstats.
A large force Of men are ct work near
the biu6 st the west end OF Water street
making roadbsd and laying sleepers for an
electric street railway. One year ago the
city council granted to Ciapp 4 Manly
street railway franchise. They sold IL to
J. n. LAnbach. who recently transferred
his right 10 Frederick Terry. Mr. Terry at
once entered into negotiations with the
Port Townsend Electric Street Railway
Company. now constructing . line to
Dundee place, and effected . consolidation
Of the two lines. and they viii both be
completed BY July l. The bluff ct the west
end Of Water street viii Be cut through
snd the line eventually extended around
tbs bay 10 Irondals and Hadlock.
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MARYsvILLE LEvxxs.


MARYsyILLE, March s.-Passengers on
trains 70 and from this city over the Ore
gon line have been Transferred by carriages
from here to Berg ranch. Owing TO the
fact that some OF the track outside Of the
leves has bean covered, passengers and
mail TO and from Oroville are carried by
boat over Symmetry slough north Of this
city. The track IL two feet under water.
kilograms this evening from points on
the Yuba state that the water Il falling.
Levee commissioners state there IL not .
weak place In the lcvees, and that no height
of water could break them.
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vRsrrBulEp TRAM SERVICE

Over the Northern Pacific railroad; dining eaxs
and sleeping cars every day In the year. Seattle
TO Chicago I'll sniles the shortest routa Second
comm odationA
fHfRTS'THkxK HorRs AND THIRTY -ax MsxUrxe
sAved In reaching Chicago via this line 4
Chiloers, city ticket AGENT us secoud street
Boston block; 4 Tonkin. depot ticket agent
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OLYMPIA. March Al Quigley, assist
Ant enrolling clerk OF the House. died at
81. Peters hospital yesterday. His bods
was taken to Tacoma today for burial by
Robert Ehman and Mr. Hack.
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a Thrse.Ysar-Old Falls In IN UnpRe-
tectea Hole.
TACOMA. March 8.-Littie Emma Julsett,
the 3-year-old daughter Of Thomas Julsstt.
residing In what II known - niggsf tract,
while playing with several companions
could b rendered.
The well was unprotected and the child
ran into IL without noticing II.
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srErIAL. nAkGAfN>

fexty-Slxht aosx IN she fs4liman ALL situated
essseea skaiths resN ani >slsnaa bar nss
view 1sEs AL kssns tSe GSlExn ALL, sn4 viii
- Sod ga ySyy easy tsrsn< . wAsiA Hasry
Natts Co, NsskSs syeaas. opposite Soosa
laird street
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We Are selling Woodland Park lots q; prices o
much lower than values whirh viii b ssked
when TIE nsaasvari Is Completed that ve fee
sAtc In esvss.nx cszstcnera to bay with Q view to
farming quickly az larxr psoft& We ere TIA
sxsnts soF fais sne addition and shall be able ),
sell - present sgures abort time only . he
Nns1icAR nay Al their option ADVANCE prscrs
vesT soon- Do not buy property without ensnr
70 inspect personally. We can shov this rro2-
esy Via pssae Daniel Jooea . Co, ga sscoad
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