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Yellow Fever at pensacol..

The Escambia county, Fla, board of
health at Pensacola has issued the follow
ing officia, paper:
The board of health regrets to announce
that two deaths have occurred In this city
that Of Rev. F. G. Waite and Ellen Wood
both pronounced yellow fever
The houses have been isolated bedding
and clothing destroyed and all necessary
precautions taken TO prevent the spread Of
the same The public Will be notified fmme-
dlateiy X any new cases Develop, and II
present We see no cause for undue alarm
ROBERT W. HARGIS NJ B..
President Beard of Health
This created almost q panic and at least
LSoo people Lett the city BY last nights
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

BOR SALE-LADY'S SOLID TIRE PSYCHO
safety; In hrst-class condition; good new;
Us cash. Call or write 22l1 L st. n.w. au10-2ts
FOR SALE-NOw Is THE TIME To GET SECOND
hand bicycles cheap. good second hand Is bet
Ter tnan cheap new one. II. s. OWEN MFG.
CO., 1923 n. Y. ave. au4-tr
FOR SALE-NEw CUSHION-TIRED SAFETY,
high grade Sl35 machine. for $50, guaranteed:
installments: second hand cushion diamond faty
Soo 924 X St NV, after pm. au4-t1
FOR SALE-SPRING FORK VICTOR PERFECT
order; so. 90 Victor B." II,-inch cushions
cork handles. splendid wheel $50 cash or install
ments. HOS z st. upstairs. 1921 st. after
pm. jy26-tf
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q q. SLOAN 4 CO., Auctioneers, 14O7 @ st
Successors to Latimer 4 Sloan.)

OAK LAWN, WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
4 BEAUTIFUL, BUILDING SITE IN THE MOST
FASHIONABLE SECTION AT AUCTION, LO.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE, AND FRoNTTNi $50
FEET on COLUMBIA ROAD AND RUNNING
BY order OF the owner, we will sell at public
suction, in front Of the premises. on THURS
PAY AUGUST sEvENTEENTH. 1898, at HALF
Lawn" being one Of the most attractive and de-
srahe building sites In the city. fronting 80 feet
to 10th street containing about 900 square feet
OF ground. This property. adtoins Washington
Heights" and Is surrounded by handsome resi-
dences and beautiful drives; is within easy dis
lance Of Metropolitan and Chevy Chase railways
has large fronts on Columbia road and 10th street.
and with the beautiful and elevated situation
and fashionable neighborhood makes II the most
desirable site We have offered. Those in
search OF ground In this neighborhood should give
this sale their attention.
Terms made known at time Of SALE $3.50 viii
be required at time of sale.
au5-d&d c. G. SLOAN 4 CO., Aucts
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctionee,s.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF REAL ESTATE, BEING
e5i AcKER STREET NoRfHGAsr. WASH sft

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE, BEING
ssi hcKER STREET NokfHGAlsr. w WASH 81
By virtue Of i've deed. Of trust to the underlined
bearing date July 20, 1891 and re ,orded in hber No.
1903 folios 3n0to 3l9 ct of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia we will sell at public auction
WEDNEsDAY, THE sIXIEENTH DAY OF
division lots numbered hundred and
Q7e). hundred and eighty q SO) one hundred and
eisty-one q 3D. one hundred an ei9h S,)and
one hundred and eighty three so in square bered
eight hundred and sfxtyone (S6 ~. described in said
deeds Of trust respectively with the improve nepts
consisting OF dwelling houses Nos 643, 6{5 647 $40
and 65l Acxer street. in the city Of Washington b. C.
Each lot will be offered separately and the terms
third Of the purchase money cash (of which
1900 each lot sold must be paid at time Of ssie)
and balance in two equal ents at ~ and
e. years from date Of SALE with interest ct per
cent payable semi-annuslly and secured BY deed OF
trust the property Sold all cash. at the option
of the purchaser. II terms Of sale are not complied
with in days from day Of SALE the trustees
the right resell risk and cost OF deaultinG pur
chaser Ave DAYS public advertisement AL con-
veyancns and tax certificates at cost Of purchaser
% soSn4ss HfNEq H. WILLIAMSON Trustees.
ayo9-e0dSdo
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FUTURE DAYS.
@. q. SLOAN q CO., Anctioneeru
Suecessors to Lattner & Sloanl
14O7 a NJ

MoRTANT SALE OF LADIES' wEARrSg Ap.
PAREL OF THE LATEST STYLES CONSIST
ny SF SIX AND VELVET B0NNErs,
DRESSES, TBIMMED n BLACK PAssEsfEN.
LIKE aND OTTER. DEMTRAIN; BEAUTI.
EEL DRESS FRONTS, BROCADFS FAIILE
FRANCASE: HANDSOME PATTERNs n PM
GOODS, SILK DRESSES BEAUTJFULIY
HA b9n AND TRIMMED; ROBES, MASFTEa
81 SSr ,NH3, VELVET AND SILK DREsSES
G MANAGEABLE SILKS FINE FANS. BEAT.
TiFUL PLUMES. FINE DUCHEssE FONT
PAHs SiSmG, GHILDREN's DRESSES in
a Hsq pERFE ScT cd LOTS; Mostly RPoRTEaD5..
MoTTE EVE Ell ToT-,S CONDITION AND THE FINEST
GG0ID BhAGELETS DIAMOND PRoofnf
&c. ->' hAhfs1NGS, &C.,
"a On ~ SATURDAY ! AUGUST TWELFTH. 1894 .,
nAi.1-fAST ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM w,tI,ir oH.
spacious salesrooms. I4o7 q street we viii s UIl
~. go ~ardrobe OF lady retiring from society.
worthy Of attention "Io are weu
Terms cash
.o,oa, C. @. SLOAN CO.. Auctlone.r.,
l4O7 Il NJ
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
@. G. SLOAN 4 CO., AuctiopeerS
0uccessors to Latimer q SloanA
lk07 q n

HANDSOME cHAMRER SUITES uPa1oHT Fl
TIFuL, WALNUT sDEBOARD PICTURES
FANCY ROCKERS, RUGS. MATING. HALL
RACK. BOWS AND ARROWS, ILLUSTRATED
BOOKS, ENCYCL0PAEDIAS, HANGINGS
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS AND BOOSTERS
HOSE CARPETS. STOVES. &C., &c.
C4 SATuRDAY, AUGUST TWELFTH. 1908, .,
TEN O'CLOCK AM, within or salesroofns Che
largest and best in town.. 14o7 @ street, We will
ssl general line Of household effects, . larss
quantity OF ladies' wearing apparel de-, &c.
ALSO. AT Twelve 81.
Three Horses, several Carriages, Pole and Chains,
lot Of Harness, &C., &C.
su1o-2t c. q. SLOAN 4 CO.. Auct,on..r..
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The Landlords Ok Was Gored,

The Landlords OK Was Gored.
Prom Puck.
Cumback-"I was the guest Of the Colorado
resort hotel which was held up and robbed by
lone bandit not long ago."
Stsyhome-"What did the landlord do about
it2"
Cumback-"He reared INCREASINGLY for two
days about its being the worst breach Of pro-
fsssiond courtesy he had ever heard Of"
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RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioueers,
go PA. AVE NV.

AssIcNEE's SALE OF STOCK or ELECTRICAL.
BELL HANGING AND LOCKSMrTH SUP
PLIES BY AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed Of assignment given to me
and duly recorded among the land records Of the
at the auction rooms of RATCIIFFE, DApR 4 Co,
aGGrsr F6GRTEENH isss As ~ TEN % oock
An. STOCK OF ELECTRICAL, BELL HANG
YRS mp H1GRsH sT1 srTPL si BENG
ALSO, COUNTERS FIXTURES ETC. ETC.
]. THOMAS SOTIORON
auS-dts Assignee of c. f. Blundon.
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WASHINGTON.
s S:ssiae.oa:.:S S9SsS2SSs

Earned runs-Boston. 2 First base BY
bases-wsshington. Z: Boston. First
base on balls-on stockdals 3; Maui i:
Nichols. g. Struck out-By Stockdale, J.;
Nichols, 2. Home run-McCarxhy. Two
base hit-O'Rourke. Sacrifice hit-Carroll
Double play-Farrsdl StrickG and
ORourke. Wild pitch-Stockdale. L Pass
ed bau-McGa,ira umpire-Ganney. Time
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Earl Spencer. first lord OF the admiralty.
gave a dinner last evening in honor OF Ad-
rairal Erben and Capt Mahan Of the United
States cruiser Chicago, which In now ct
Southampton The dinner was given ct
london residence Among the more lromI-
nent guests present were Mr.. Henry White.
secretary Of the American embassy: AZ
miral Sir Anthony II. Hoskins. Vice Az
miral Sir Frederick Richards. Rear Admiral
John A. Fisher and Rear Admiral Lord
Walter Talbot Kerr, all Of whom ARE lords
commissioner OF the admiralty.
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ROWING AT DETROIT
Regatta of the National Assoeasr>~,
of Amateur Oarsuen.

-~S-~~. "a Nauohol A0O0GlAtHwm
OF Amateur 0arsAen.
Yesterday was the FIRST day Of the re-
gatta OF the National Association of ANA
teur Oarsmen. and II was a cornpist, NO.
cess as far a. the Faces were concerned.
The day could not have been better. The
sun shone brightly and there was q sl,xl,t
wind blowing with the rovers on the back
stretch. Summarizes:
Senior single scull FIRST heat-w. 8. Nc
poweh Iroooois. Chicago, won; z. A
Thompson. Argonauta. Toronto. second. and
Thomas Higgins, Wschusstta, worchestee,
Mass. third. Time. iO-z Ia Second heat
Edward Hendley. PASSAGES. Newark. NJ,
Won: James Henderson. CatlinsI Chicago
second. and E: N. Atherton. Hartford.
Conn. third Time 10s5 10 Third heat
John J. Ryan, sunny Sidea Toronto. won:
IKo esIia Wr9ShS Toronto. second; Fred;
James h SNeIii Nm ssresm thi csels snd
Mass. fourth Time lo52.
4. c. New York. won; Mnnesotas. St
Paul second; Modocs. St Louis, third;
Ecorses. Eoorse. Mich. fourth. and Vol.
heat-Wyandottes. Wyendotte. Mich, won;
Argonauts Toronto. second, and Atlantics.
Hoboken. Nj. third. Time sis IA
Hail %lhans. N.Y. ' wo n;1 Area hss jHns IT,
Toronto. second: Albert w. Bensiey, Paw
tucket,. Ri, third: Eihot smith. Kansas
NY hIu JAulc1 Derry, AQUlu-
nocks. Passaic, MI fifth Time. 1ass 81
Second heat-Ahred Russell Toronto. won
w. u. y. Paine, Argonauts, Toronto. second,
end John .. Exley. jr. Grays Ferry. Phila-
delphia, third. Time. loT Ia
Intermediate eight-oared shell. mile and
o half neutrality-suspicious. less OF New
York won.Atalantas OF New York second
Time. 7.ss L.
International four-oared shell, mile ana a
half straightaway, nrst heat-Minnesotas
OF St Paul won, n. Y A C Of New York
second. and Nodoca OF ST. Louis third.
Time. S.04 Second heat-Argpnauts won:
Atlantics second. Time 500. The wysn-
dottes did not finish
Zimmerman Beaten at Chicago.
For the first time during the L A w.
meet at Chicago Zimmerman was beaten
from the scratch yesterday. John s. John
son. the Minneapolis wonder. assisted by
Tuttle and Knisely. accomplished his de-
feat In the fve-mils national championship
by crossing the tape an open length ahead
OF the great Jerseyman. Two Chica &c
riders set q fast pace for Zimmerman for
four miles. and bunch OF wheels kept the
champion sprinting until the upper turn
was reached the last time There Ztmmer-
man pulled away for his final squirt with
johnson after him. The great distance and
the manner in which the pacemakers forced
him out made his final effort usually invin-
chile, comparatively weak. and johnson
was run In Is 20 seconds
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THOMAS DOWNING & son. Auctionssr.
6l2 T. ST. NV


IAq HWEE rs, SALE OF A Two-sToRY BRICK
S DMMElLING. BEING No. III % STREET.
,So1IhWESV, Al AUCTION
d. virtue OF o certain deed Of trust dated An
Sust lsS2, and recorded in lber No. i72i' folIo
no: Ao ef seq, one Of the land records Of the Dis
u u OF Columbia, and by the direction Of the
paru s secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
VII sell on MONDAY, AUGUST TWENTY-FTRST
n nSso, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM. In front OF the
Wit an wsssa vas, city. District Of Columbia to
premises Known and distingulshed as and being the
sootn part OF lot eighteen Qs Of the original sub
1sIslon OF square hve hundred and eighty seven
2o.l' beginning Tor the a point on I'd street
MSS On the southeast corner Of said lot eighteen
Vo ana running thence west ninety two 1927 feet n
ara thirty go foot alley; thence north along said
aEey 10 Feet "a inches; thence east ninety two
~ rect; thence south along the line of al street
nlteen feet Q6), IN inches to the place OF hegin
ning, together with the improvements, Consisting
ern improvements. ~ ~
Terms Of sale One third cash. balance 10 one
and TWO years, with notes bearing interest and Sc
cured BY deed Of trust on the property sold. or all
cash at the option Of the purchaser. If the terms
OF sale are not complied with In ten days from
day OF sale the property VIII be resold at risk aud
cost OF defaaltinS purchaser All conveyancfng
and recording At cost Of purchaser. 4 deposit oil
800 required ut time Of sale.
WILLIAM MAYsE. Trustee.
aulod&ds JOHN McILTEEN, Trustee
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-211 CENTS PER SQUARE FOOT
VIII buy q lot 25xl+O feet at East Deanewood yin
the Dtstrtct), about 81 miles from Capitol build
ing- Z, ID, and ats. ne. VIII run through
above the river. Streets 30 feet wide conform
ing with city plans
Accessible, delightful location; pure water;
cheap fare, 81 cents commutation to 9th ST. de-
pot.
Prices range from SIS to 500 per lot. on easy
monthly instaliments t$5 PEI monthly, and should
paid. lot viii be decided In fee simple to purchas-
er's heirs. Call early for choice selection.
au10-1m E. NJ PINE 1920 2 st. NV.
HoR SALE-AT HALF PRICE, CORNER, LOT
l, block IL, South Brookand; lot 45xl3O feet;
for Sc. foot Address BROOK. Star ofice-aS-3t'
ROR SALE-A SNAP $4,000 FEET OF GROUND
IN the southeast section. 18th and D; near 10.
price, 35c- per 50. n. This property should sd-
vance within the next twelve months more zap
snap to a quick purchaser. Apply l. WALTER
WEED CO, 500 18th st. NV. auS4t
FOR sAIE-A LOT. PAS Fl. BY 40 FIT. on I
st. Sd Sc. w. z. WILLIAMSON, corner
9Th and + SITS. NV. aus-eo3t'
FOR SALE-A No. 1 LOT ON 10Th ST. NEAR
Senator Sawyer's, 20x9O: also a nice building lot
on 18th st. near o, 2ox95; fame house on
each under rent; cheap to immetiats purchaser.
my17-tr Room 1901 Jenna ave.
SIS PAYS FOR A HOME LOT AT MAYS LAND
ing the fine suburb Of Atlantic CITY; squares
from RI; computation fare to Philadelphia
cunning. bathing. sailing; city and s54ln:ry COM
bined; 100 houses built last y"ar anil n't enc
empty; q safe and Investment; $50 invested
this year: 1T are 40 feet above cs-In: 10 per
Send seE circular NAYS LANDING IN.
phia; Washington once. s25 + st. NV. Room Z
jyl5-2st
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THE EVENING STAR:
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctiouesra
9TH AND D SITS. NV,


THST WT Eva SALE AZ a. or TT9.gToEH 1sIcz
BY virtue Of d.Sd Of truyt % NJ be.rn9 AZ Inn.
Il 4 D.. }se,. recosasd Il Lib.r. Iis2 tele sis
Columbia, ard q The request q the party
ihs TESTH PAX pa}Xa H%%eTsg isss 3
ns dssGEtesd piece or p.rcs q land IN the
rushed ss and being lot numbered I22 Of the
National Capitol Investment Company's subdivision
OF lots In square numbered $751; the same d r.
corded In Lbsr folio 30 Of The records Of he sur
veyors efnce Of the District Of Columbia together
with the improvements thereon consisting Of two
east.
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase money in
cash, balance IN three equal instslllnents in SIX
twelve and sishteen months. with interest ct pei
Send pst an payabie seni-Annually. secured BY
option Of the purchaser. All eonveyancipg and 70
cordnE at purcha serss cost deposit Of 5000 Will be
r niisa q date e vale Terms Of sale 70 b
trustees reserve the right resell the property q ths
risk and cost OF de{aultng purchaser or purchaser
-. MAHLOE ASHFORD,l r-...-
y28-so ADDS B. BROWNEI Irustsss
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BUTTS BRoMo LIrHYA cures sick headache, neu-
Yaigia and insomnia where all other bronos fail
Three doses, 10 cents.
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RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. AUCrIONEERa
go PA. AVE. NV
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
To pay board and livery charges will aell in
front Of the auction rooms of RATCLIFFE, DARR
\ Co. go PA: AVE. NV, on SATURDAY AU-
GUST II, 1893 AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ to
the highest bidder for cash. ONE RAY MARE
about. AZ years old and about 15h hands high, to
pay board and livery charges she having been left
at my stable in March, 1898, by r. Gin Bollaod
Parties interested will please take notice
JAS. p. GEYER 4 CO..
suo-3t 1881 G st. nv
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

brick dwelling. 1915 18th ct. NV: thirteen
rooms and bath room: all latest improvements
ana nnt-class In every respect; house open fog
Inspection For further particulars and price
tf-Sw: oi'D' A''' '
FOR sAL4E-ONLY TWO LEFT OF THOSE
handsome Groom houses at the corner Of 18th
ana w sts NV; every modern convenience and
handsome decoration; price. $1,000; terms to
suit. Room 8. 1201 Pa ave. NV. te24-tr
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rOk SAIL
Wc make a speciality OF BROOKLAND property
and IL viii pay you 20 call before buying.
We have LOTS from 70 so cents per
SQUARE foot tEst sell favorable terms
and HOUSES rom 81. 900 10 $4,000 No trouble
q show property
For full particulars call upon
AeLACHI FL e. PATCHEIDER,
ma Cor. 10th and @ ST.. nv.
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RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auctioneer..

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
On EAST CAPITOL STREET BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS BY AUG
TON.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust given to me and
duly recorded in Liber No. 1854 at folio 3OS ct
seq, one OF the land records Of the District Of Co
lumbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby. ! will sell by Rublie auction in front Of
O'CLOCK. the following described land and prem
ises, situate in the city Of Washington District of
Columbia, and designated and being the west
twenty lone CID feet front by the depth OF original
lot numbered nine 90, in square numbered eight
hundred and sixty-eight $3.50, together with the
Improvements, ways, easements, rights. &c.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
to be paid In cash. the residue In two equal INSTALL
ments at one and two years from the day Of sale
the deferred payments to be represented by the
notes Of the purchaser and to bear interest at
rate of six per cent per anmm, payable semi
annually and to be secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold or all cash, at the option OF the
purchaser. A deposit Of 500 will be required at
the time of sale. Terms to he complied with
within Is days from the day Of SALE otherwise the
trustee reserves the right to resell the property
the risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser after
i've days advertisement Of such resale In some
newspaper published in Washington, d. c. All
conreyancing. recording &C., at the cost Of the
purchaser. SAMUEL CROSS.
au6-d&ds Trustee.
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The b. b. L. Extra Session.
How statesmen meet IN summer heat
With wisdom wide awake:
But for Butts. the Bromo man,
How hard their heads would achA
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TOR SALE
renting Tor $50 month, Price '.o ... ' $500
lot soIa0 to alley. Tor. snd bath Price. $500
18th ST. NV. 8-srory brick bet o and K
west side Of street Price. ...........! s.. 500
L ST. NV. 3-srory and cellar. Price. s., 500
st bet. and o. ami Price. 49,. $500
brick -. -. 81. 500
cellar. rooms deep. Price. -.'..,..... $3.50
n ST NV bet. 2sth and 10Th 2story
and csiiar, Or. and bath. easy terms
Foar new houses Prics. $500
Z. T. KAISER
RooEs 4 and 6. Atlantic building go At NV
sy2a
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L d. SMITH & CO.. Real Estate Brokars.
No. 9o Main street. Norfolk. Va

No. % Main street. Norfolk, Va
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE WASHING
TON. d. @, SUBURBAN LOTS AT
AUCTION
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated August
1898. from W. T; Hayden and Emma J. HaydeI
shall sell at public auction. at the Norfolk Rea
Va. at TWELVE o'clock TUESDAY. ITG iyss
FIFTEENTH, 1898, those twelve lots of land
near Washington. in the town of Rockville, an(
adjoining Rockville Park, near the station Of thu
Baltimore and Ohio railroad described by plat a.
follows: Twelve lots In section 3. and numbered
Jeneta: Eight Of said lots IS s11so feet deep and
four others large snd irregular In size.
Also those sixteen lots in the suburbs Of Wash
fngton. ID. C.. of the Hickey and Onutt's subdivi
sion OF Joseph Park and adjoining the National
Rock Creek Park: Said lots face on Washington
sxenne and the National Park. Eight lots 1881
lsS feet deep and eight lots 27.s11s7 feet deep.
The above Is some Of the best properties nea,
Washington. D. O.. for Investments being In =
direct line Of the greatest improvements Of the
nations capital and short distance from electric
street cars and station on Baltimore and Ohio
railroad CMetropolitan branch.
Terms: One-third cash, balance Six snd twelve
months secured By deed Of trust and deferred pay
ments bearing per cent interest
J. ]. DUDLEY. Trustee.
au1odts L. u. SMITH & Co. Anctionesrs
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OCEAN TRAVEL

ARTHUR ". ROBSON,
616 18th st. NV. Telephone 1894
Steamship. Passenger and Tourist Ae,nA
Tickets to Europe By all hnsA
Drafts IN sums to suit.
Foreign Express. (sue) Custom Hoass lrokss
Arthur ". ROBSON,
Steamboat, Passenger and Tourist Aren't e1H 1Bta
Mdl
First Cabin. Second Cabin and stssrass ticksta
~ all steamship lines to Europe, Asia, Africa,
Australia and the West Indies.
Also to Boston. Proyideuce. Norfolk. Savannah
and points south. Berths state roouns rseerye6
% any steamer outward or return.
furnished % application.
AGENf FOR THos COOK SON.
Estimates given on tours to any part Of thS
world. Drafts issued IN sums to suit on HnsaanA
Ireland and Scotland
Forstgn express and custom house broker Agsnta
= all the piiscipal cities Of Europa Send fcf In
eefuctlons now TO Ship. ap1o-tr