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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-20
TRUSTEES. sAhas.

TRUSTEES sALE--BY VIRTUE OF a DEED
Of trust dated April so, 1891. and OF record in
me clerks office OF tho corporation court for the
CITY OF Roanoke, executed by w. j. u l. Blair,
Jr, TO the Undersigned trustee, to secure to w.
S "; Moore and s. g. Biggs the sum OF $500, evil
oenccd by two notes OF even date with said deed
each In the sum OF 50 o, due respectively ut one
ana TWO years from date with intcrcs from date,
deiault having been made In the payment OF both
OK salI notes, and being required SO to do by the
99iaer thereof, shall ON THE 18TH DAY OF
ssiEppTEMBER. 1893. AT ,2O'CLOCK NJ +, in front
VI .he courthouse in the city OF Roanoke offer for
sa, inc property conveyed to me In the said
Deed, described as follows:
oosinnihS at point on the south side OF Sixth
avenue W. (John street, 200 feet west OF Firth
S Seu. .nencc ong Sixth avenue & W. north 50
uegrees west 90 feet to point thence south de-
T loY West io feet to alley thence with sand
thence north degrees east 100 rect to the begin.
ming; ana known az lot No. O. section j. OF the
LEWIS hddltion TO the city OF Roanoke
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost of exc
cutting this trust and 10 pay the said past due
notes. aud II there should be any residue. the
same shnli ne MADE payable IL months from date
ofsale evidenced by tho purch ascr's note bearin
interest aud secured by deed of trust on the
property. JNO. Ii. DALEY,
o <VVue Trustee.
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a RuSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF DESIR-
able lot OF land ut the northeast corner Of
Marion and Jefferson streets-By virtue OF 1,
deed OF trnst from j. X. Ellis to the undersigned
trustee. bearing date on the 3rd day of February,
1871, and recorded in the office or the clerk OF the
Hastings Court tor the city of Roanoke, in deed
BOOK No I'll, page l2i. default having been made
in the payment OF one OF the notes secured by the
said deed, e: the one last maturing, and being
required so to do by the Roanoke Building Com
pany, the holder OF the said note, shall, ON
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1879, AT THE.
HOUR OF - O'CLOCK NOON, proceed to sell
by public auction at the front door OF the Court
house In the city OF Roanoke the land conveyed
by the said deed OF trust, and therein Described
as f0llows: Ali that certain lot or parcel of land
lying NJ q being in the city of Roanoke, Va,
bounded and described as folOws
beginning ut point on the northeast corner OF
Marion and Jefft rson streets formerly Meade
street,, thence along Jefferson street north de-
grees 30 minutes east so feet 10 point the
same, thence south 81 degrees 30 mi utes east las
ft ct to an alley, thence with said alley south 0
degrees ~ minutes wet - feet to Marion street.
thence with Marion street north 81 degrees 80
minutes west 145 feet to the point OF beginning,
and designed as lot No OF the plot OF the prop
erty conveyed to the Roanoke Building Company
by the Home Building and Conveyance Company.
IEHMS: Cash as to so much OF the proceeds of
sale as may be necessary to dcfray the expenses
OF executing this trust, land to pay on and dis
charge the above mentioned note for S6G6.67,
airy. 1884, until paid; the residue, If any, shall be
made pay able in two equal instruments, one and
two years from the day OF sale, to be evidenced
by negotiable notes, bearing interest from date,
and secured by q deed OF truet on the property
$40 ids SOL. CUTCHIN, Trustee
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pY VIRTUE OLA DEED OF TRUST DATED
- August Is. 1892, and duly recorded in the
CLERKS ofncc OF the Hastings Court for the city
or Roanoke, Va. In deed book ~ page lSi
whereby George w. Priddy and wire conveyed
the property hereinafter described to George j
Poet. trustee, to secure to the National Mutual
Building and Loan Association, OF New York
compliance with certain bond of even date with
said decd executed by said George W. rriddy IN
the penal sum OF $500. ard conditioned Tor tho
payment OF $4,000 to the said association with
interest in monthly insiaments OF S4S;O per
month. according to,thc terms contained in the
bylaws and in said bond and deed of trust, and
for the performance OF Other condi; ls and cove
nants OF said bond and deed of trust and upon
default in any OF which for zee months the
trustee upon being requested so to do 10 sell the
property therein conveyed, and whereas the un-
dcrsigncd has hecn appointed as trustee, sub
stituted In the place aha stead of said George j.
rect, by the Hustlngs Court Tor tho ti,y OF hoa-
noke. Va. and whereas the SAID conditions and
payments have been dcfaultcd In more than three.
IN writing. so TO do by the beneficiary, the SAID
National Mutual Building and Loan association
OF New York, will, pursuant to the power and
authority conferred in eaid deed of trust. proceed
to cell at public auction: on the premises. in the
city city of Roa ,s Va; ON TmuRsDAY. JtLY27.
bidder the property conveyed in said coed OF trupt
described ne follows, to-Wit:
Situated and being in the city OF Roanoke, State
OF virginia beginning nj point on the south
side OF John street (also known AZ Sixth avenue
g wy GOO feet cast of Lewis street "a so known as
Fourth street :. W. and running thence with
John street 81 feet to point, thence southcrly
05 feet 10 nm alley, thence with said alley westerly
aiiel to Lewis street los feet 10 John street the
place OF beginning and known NJ lot No. ID, in
s S. D. ~ SHOWN IN the map of the Lewis adj
dltlon To the city OF ROanoke, Va together with
b9il6in. ana improvements.
TERMS:-Cnsh as TO an amount sufficient to
pay the costs OF executing tins trust and to pay
the unpaid balance due the National Mutual Bnild-
ng and Loan Association OF New York which,
with interest amounting in all to about S2S75
and the balance, il any, payable in one and two
years from day OF salc secured by deed OF trust
upon tho premises.
This il sold n hn riu
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BY consent OF all parties the above sale has
been postponed until Tuesday, August 18th, al
same place and hour.
G27tds RUSH L. DERR, Trustee.
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8 1G ids

The above salc is postponed until Friday,
August 25 ut same place and hour.
RUSH o. DEER.
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pY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
ID the let day OF January, 1892, and OF record In
the clerks Office OF the Hastings Court for the
city OF Roanoke: Va, in deed book 73, page 227,
A. L. Gorley and wife conveyed to S. w Jamison
certain parcel OF land therein described, in
trust to secure to A. N: and W; VI Fuller the pay
bond OF even date with said deed payable five
years after date with interest on same at q per
cent. per annum. payable semI-annually evil
denccd by interest coupons, and whereas by the
terms OF the said deed, upon default being made
In the payment NJ any OF the said semi nnual in
stalments OF interest, the holder OF said mortgage
may, at his option. declare the whole of the said
debt, principal add interest, due and payable and
oFder sn immediate sale OF said property, and
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BY mutual consent the foregoing salc is post
poned until Monday, August {, 1888, Mt the some
place and hour. RUSH U, DERR, Irnstec
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Joint RESOLUTION.

Proposing an amendment to the tenth clause OF
Article OF the Constitution or Virginia. and
providing for publishing said amendment
anu certifying the same to the next General
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

New nraunfels Ia to have cotton seed
OH mill.
Cameron viii shortly have system Of
wutcrvor's
Tioga wants a furniture store and a
good jewclur
The Methodlsts OF Tloga are creating a
new church.
Work has commenced ON $4,000 flour.
ing min nc Cucro
Work on the new Grecnyille compress
will shortly commence
4 $1,000 ton capacity cotton seed oil min
win Doe built at liustrop.
Negotiations are pending for the erection
of % compress at Cisco.
New public school buildings are belug
built "a Cucro and Kaufman.
The new canning factory at Palestine
will soon be completed.
Several new dwelling houses are under
construction at 1ioga
Work ON tho new passenger depot az
sherman has been resumed.
Work commences ucxt week on the now
Methodist parsonage at Alolo
The new Methodist church at Aledo is
receiving SIS finishing touches
Tile American telegraph and telephone
lines have been completed to Roswell, n.
NJ
Work has commenced ON the now Italy
OIL. mill, also on the Temple and Comanchc
Oh mills
Tho new public school building ut Bas-
trop VIII be completed IN about thirty
days.
Ia ubPit thirty days electric lights viii
take tlo place Of gasoline on The streets
Of Blsrup.
The colorrd public school building nt
Botrop win soon be completed When
flushed Il win cost $4,000
Next Monday the commissioners court VI
Gray8un county win meet aud arrange for
thc erection or TWO new brllges
movement IS ON foot 10 build 1ap
railroad from Austin TO Bastrop. connect
ing ot the latter place with the Missouri
Kansas ana ryNas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
TEXAS SlFTINGS.

McrEd has shipped over 100 bales Of
cotton this season,
The Tyler iron rolling min was sold
under decd OF trust
40 Mckinney ~ Payne was adudgcl
inaunc and viii he sent 20 ana asylum
lho Hale county grand Jury adjourned
after having found eleven true bills
Fine roIns have lately fallen In the Mon
toguc country ana good crops are Insured.
The farmers around Montague win plant
less cotton Nils year and raise more hogs.
A heavy rain needed to bring up the plant.
od crops, fcu Tow days since az Bas-
rop,
Cooper Taylor aged 49, is 10 j.u at
shormun ON % charge OF burglary He is
unable to give bond,
a Young man named James employed ON
ranch near Memphis, had both ha cyrs
burned ont with powder.
Kiah Henderson, colorcd il In tile Mar
SHAH Sail charged with tl,r murder OF
Henry Newton near Ioucsyilc, ON Feb.
20
Tho Cycarold child of ~ prIchctt who
lives near Savoy was secluded 10 death hy
a kettle ot hot water being accidentally
turned over on o. This Is hr SECOND child
witch Mr. puchctt has lost In the aame
manner
Az lotWboro, Joseph Cowen mRTtied Miss
bussio tooucy Thursday for the SECOND
Time, uo explained that the bride was a
Catholic and having been married the nrst
time by an Episcopal minister, the cere-
mony had 90 Doe performed over.
Groeuylno Herald County Tax Collector
Williams s,atg that the negro, who was
roughly handled By white caps about
week ago near Cadlo Mins, has turned up
safe, it was though, by muny chat be- had
been murdered, as his disappearance re-
malned n mystery until yesterday Two
families VI negroes soslde on Mr. Wnllaps'
farm near Cgddo Mills and he has had
60 make two trips thcre since the white
caps vistcd that nelghboghood Ia ortlei,
20 paclfy them. nut ihe excitement has
about Nulsidcd and tho negroes now en-
tertaln no fears for their safety
Thursday evening smooth Young man
registered at The Rogers house waxahnohie
as j. n, Williams Of Fort Worth Feel.
Ing the need Of a Few dollars he went
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
SAID ON The STREET.

Manager Burden OF Hradgtrccts-Iho
March book of HuoHlrcDIs. luHt lssuud,
elbows % very gratifying increase Ga Ono
nr" much better than they have been Tor
good while Although tnr last year nus
generally been considered "a uull one. yet
iu" business men have ul made money
unI some ut thnm have been sufficiently
snccc..iul tp cnull" them to % gratifying
lars was added 10 the comucrcinI cnpitnI
ih l9IH' concerns alone, besides the Dhuuge
lu tho condition uf smaller ones. The gCn.
oral business condition IL good.
Alex Hogg-rhe condition OF the public
schools Of Fort Worth rs excellent the
new buildings are very gratifying 10 those
body iH and we could even hud ROOM
Tor one or Two more Now buildings Tho
lt'.ul N@'r VIII make q VorS hur show.
luF nud F.tI Worth VIII rank high us to
average attendance ana average scholar
II. b. nurncs Reforms can - carried
too far. am not % believer IN high sul,
aries tu City officials. nor lu extravaganza
NJ municipal gnair, but the curtnimcnt
uI the men. 10 ls "a tuot not generally
known that there is some time I'm parh
month when each policeman Is un duty
Tor lWruiy'fnur hours and tho day squad
has Go not up co. the morning To- attend
'oNri, nus To attend the higher court uud
subsequently, Instead ~ thu twelve hours
H" lH supposed to work. really has 90 bc
un duty about sixteen hours And n is
proposed 90 pny Thorn 500 per month rho
people Who are SIN crying for rctrucch-
mont should look the question up littlc
uurr. There is no blaine 10 be attached
tn ANY unn. hUt it rs fuct that the city
government of Foot Worth is now conducted
more rhcgply than that ~ uuy cry of los
sHn ln fhr country. Eight thousand dol
lars month runs the police department,
urr department. street department. and Am
furr Che entire city government except
iuu bonded Indebtedness, which ls cpr-
iuiuly very low, much lower than m other
cltipl
=. A. lluTmBn-ono thing that the people
or Fort Worth seem Go lose sight OF ls
tie immense advantage that this city pos
HpHsvs ma thr center of tho best fruit
growing rggtou Coz the United States The
grapes iu tlis section have taken th" Pre-
MUM ln France, Wuilu thc medal OF the
Legion ut Honor WIS conferred upon
citizen Of nruiaon for Introducing n Texas
grape iutu That country that was frCe
froW "a uv~t that Wus destroying tho yiuc-
yards OF that country
T. ". McDonmd-rhc grain trnle OF
Fort Worth amounted 10 about Sl,bOoO00.
Thia wheat section Ia coming Go Toe rrcog-
uiccd Ms owe OF the very best and the
grain business win be- very important
factor Ia the civ's growth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
Az rMrnaENcY.

Within thrty-six hours Il viii be de-
tcrmincd by the representatives Of the
Rock Island railroad whether Il win
come to Fort Worth
As the case now stands, there Is scri-
Gus danger that this city viii lose the
road.
The Rock Island has asked for no sub
sidy or favors Of any sort It has merely
sought the privilege Of entrance in the
town. and for that it has offered TO pay.
Nearly all the roads here received the
riebt-of.way aud subsidies besides.
The aggregate Of the sums demanded
for rght-of.way Tor the Rock Island
inside the corporate limits Of Fort Worth
is a very large sum- sum little over
twice as much as il f. willing to pay.
and a sum that its Representatives declare
to be- highly unreasonable. Il is not
Intended here to argue that point. The
vital matter TO the people of Fort Worth
Is that through this disagreement be.
tween the agents Of the road and land
owners. there Is strong probability
that Fort Worth will lose the road.
Dallas dallicd with the Cotton Belt
and laughed when its Representatives
talked Of passing fourteen miles north
of il. Dallas did not get the Cotton
Belt
sherman said the Missouri, Kansas
aud Texas could not afford to avoid IL.
but it went TO Bells, aud Sherman has
never ceased to mourn it5 blundcr.
Those people who are acting upon the
that the Rock Island is
compelled to come to Fort worth are
making n mistake, which may operate
more seriously upon themselves than
upon any one else.
There is but little time left Ia which
TO move for the avoidance Of a serious
to Fort Worth 10 lose the
Roc, Island now would be blow the
more severe. because of the anticipation
so long cherished.
Do This emergency the Chamber of
Commerce hos un opportunity TO prove
Dos usefulness and We do not doubt
.r... Do ...rt .........t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
rmAr REORGANIaArIoN FoLlY.

We plead guilty 10 an inability to salts
~ The Waco Day, the spokesman of the
dssenters.
When Governor Barnett Gibbs pro-
posed that Southern aud Western
Democracy should cut loose from the
Eastern wing Of the party, we obiectr,l,
and suggested that Il any reorganlzing
Ia 10 be done somebody else should do
II. This does not please The Day. lt
discovers in our objection to reorgani-
zation Of the party plan 10 Fuse the
state organization 10 eight the national
Democracy"
The Day IL Positively absurd, unless e
assumes that The "national Democracy"
has scheme On foot 80 roorganize the
party, that is TO say, thar somebody who
y not pleased with national Democracy
~ II ia proposes 10 reconstruct IT,
II The Day knows Of amy such treason
ahIe projects, il should promptly ex-
pose them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
RABID BEARS
Tear at lndustrials in a Frantic
Manner,
BUT MONEY AT LOW RATES
Keeps Them from Doing Much Damage.
Railroad Bonds Weaker Atwood Violet
& Co. on Colon Fulures-DrY
G.ods Change.
nrNs REPORT.

New York. March 1O.-Dun's weekly
review Of trade viii say tomorrow; bus-
ness during the past week has boon nt-
tected by the severe weather but even
more by the striugency and uncertainty
in the money markets. The quantity
of wheat coming into sight continues at
the rate of half million bushels Per
day. which Us extremely large for the
season when crops are supposed TO ie
short and prices very low. Exports are
quite small and prices declined cent
for the week
Corn is firmly held and advanced over
d cent Oats nearly as much, while
pork raised - cents, though lard and
hogs were lower I'm cotton an advance
OF one-siXtepnth occurred I'm spite Of the
assurance that the British strike would
not cease The pressure Of the great
stock on hand caused much selling when
money was so aud lOuus We're called
but exports of domestic produce from
New York last WCcl, were only Sp,NW-
900 against ST.2lO.OOo last year and
monetary wdugrlcy was not improbable
while exports are uruhCiallr reduced
Trnde is satisfactory ut Little Rock,
improving at Memphis, shrinking with
tight money at Columbus, fairly good at
Atlanta. good at Mobile uud fair at New
Orleans. with sugar and rice lower,
Receipts of Texas cattle at chicago
are the largest ever known for the sea-
son.
The textile mills continue TO be- fully
pmploypl. Cluthiers are taking freely
and vet cpusrryntvply. Trade In dress
goods Is steady and large. March trade
In cottons OPENS well aud Knit goods are
very strong. In general the outlook for
dry goods and textile fabrics remains
exceptionally encouraging.
Business failures throughout the coun-
try the last seven days 20, compared
with pol last week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
no oAgErrF cnRnr.rnNnrsrs

Our correspondents are requested 20
report all meetings connected with tho
movement TO reduce cotton acreage aud
the uumoa Of thc delegates elected to
the state convention called by the COM.
missioner Of agriculture.
IL IS also desired thot they win note
every material improvement in their town
and couuts BY $50 doing they win pro-
mote the interests of their respective
localities, and uid Tho Gua.tto IN its Pee.
culiar mission in behalf Of the develop
mcut of thc state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

III acres, being the Leigh Oldham and
the George W. Main surveys. about g 10
miles south of Fort Worth. Price, $500
per acre.
"A acres out of the Hiram Little survey.
about no miles south Of Fort Worth
Price, $4,000
20 acres out Of the west one-half of the
y N EMS survey, 2 IL miles south Of
HE courthouse. Plated into streets and
100 lots oOXlOS feet each. Price, s. (in-
quirc)
8 l-3 acres out of the east half Of the
j, y. Elli9 survey. Plated and known
as south View Addition, Price, s. Gn-
quirel
1900 acres 1-3 miles northwest of
Fort Worth, all fenced and partly In
cultivation. Price, $1,000 per acre
Zal acres IL miles southeast of
Fort Worth. on the Mansfield road and
H. 4 H. c. II. X, Price. Sl2.5o per
acre,
go acres 8 miles west Of Fort Worth.
The trinity river runs through one corner
Of this tract. Prce,Si1.OO per acre.
Lots D. ., Z, :, IL, II, 10, & 10 In blocl,
W my OF Fort Worth, being the north
hali OF me block, and fronting 100 feet
on Houston, 100 feet on Main street and
200 feet on Fifth streets. will sell Nil
together, 0O1lOO feet on corners. or other
wise, as desired. For prices inquire al
our Office.
West one-half block oS fuckers addition
to the city OF Fort Worth, being 2OOx3l5
feet OF ground Cess 9Oxll5 feet sold5
Good s-room house, stable orchard ana
'Wo soSa oWeus' Price, 100000.
Lots Z, . and II, in block 4. McAnnlty
" Nesbtts subdivision OF bIoct Xxx
Fields addition 20 Fort Worth. within
luO feet Of Magnolia avenue, on which
runs the Belt Lane Of the Civ street
hallway. Price, $4,000
L9ys ~ and Nc, in block A. McAnulty
a, NespitEs subdivision Of block ID.
p'e'u addition 10 Fort Worth, 10OxlOO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

For some weeks past Tho Gazette
has been preparing TO issue common.
oratiyc edition about March 10. Parties
desiring advertisements Ia This edition
or extra copies thereof con baud their
orders 20 Dir. G. w Wilson or to Mr. J..
W. Buchanan, or leave them at the
business Office
This edition IL commended TO an who
wish TO send abroad paper that viii
crcditobly reflect mo standing, growth
aad progress of Fort Worth ~ the com.
Ing city Of tle Southwest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

among the inhabitants Of the city and
gathered IN the 'hlthy lucre' In small
lots. iIc drew five checks against ihe
First National bank with =. s. Davis sig
nature lie disposed Of these checks 10 the
leading business houses Of the city. II
was after banking hours lie would call
for some small article usually about -
cents, and take the change Ia money. The
checks were Tor so each and be- scoopcd
In $50. when the fraud was discovered he
had skipped the town.
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sNILINo. NJ - sAlIINn

The sun Antonio Express adopts
smile OF The Gazette mud asks.
For what port "a The Gazette bound
u rs plpwlne seas unknown 60 amy bonn.
ocraur blot M what ship ls 20 haum.7
not n one that received ita papers from
Grover CleyA1nl"
The ports cmnlty before tho law.
equality Of taAation, equality of priy,
lege.
The ship. Democracy.
Tho chartorcrsi Thomas Jefferson,
james Monroe anl Andrew Jackson.
The present pilot, Grover Cleveland.
"Glt ON bod nttle chMuni
DVre's room Tor many moro"
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feet south front on MaessA. X
which runs The Beli ~ p.,, B
Electric Street Railway ~ Nh
Lots / and 8, bloes ,l 4
Nesbitt's sub-dlvlsioh Of m i,,sf
addition TO Fort Neits 3
east front on College ec ~,
from the City Electro ~ ~.
Tot. 8 and Z, block 81. n
Nesbitt's sub-divisioa q i6sll
aIJition 10 Fort WoTI1l
S eSst front t. within one ,., s.'5
Electric Car Line in', ~ N.
Tot q. block Z, city q , "
100 feet on the noHne. , NIX. Va
Ton and First sirea's,. y sss ~
story brick storehou'3. Cs.
tbc Crawford Dryeo0a'
100000 h.ag ; 2
Lot aud frame ,,soo5 as
NJ dido. Price, 49, 80 N
u 7 i ot 3. block Is, Ce'. .s IA
South half lot i. lsls
Nth front. good i E,s 9,
sfable. known as o.
pr;cc S2OO0.W MY 4
NV Y . and 8. bla>4 y
dii i.oe' 70 Fort Wer ...S 3.
+ T,. 4 = ii avenue. Ply
Fots 3. 4 aud 5, 5l'' y el
a,iion 70 Fort Wosuaf KS
ilack north log is''
$4,000 %. gs.f x IA.
,ra l,oiS & Efans sg m
~ No tSn William Wel \ Is w
erd within one 800 ~
Car E,I Lip Ssnmsrou. ol9. (,
.Jiainine and 9'sst,
ea Subject to ehnnr
out notiee. -.