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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-30
TRusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

'hISI Ed SALE Or VALUABLE REAL.
Il estatc-By virtue of u deed OF irust do,ed
the 18TH day of January 1899, from Evalyn \. pone
ana a. Pope her husband. 10 the UNDERSIGNED
10 secure the payment OF the various dcbts
therein mentioned, the said A. Pope being in
arrears more than 800 provided 10 he paid TO
tnc undersigned. and M the request OF Il holder
e1 more than majority OF the indie btcdpess in
SAD deed mentioned which request is in writing
minimum price for said land | will On SATIrK
DAY, TIE nth DAY OF JUNE, 1873. AT 10
O'CLOCK NJ, in front OF the premises proceed "a
SCI nj public auction to the highest bidder thnt
certain parcel OF land lying in the city of Roam
okc, Va, and bounded as follows:
Beginning at the northwest corner of Bonlc
varu ana street, thence with + street i'm n
northeriy direction 100 feet to an alley, thence
WIN SAID alley in westerly direction 100 fee, 10
point, THENCE ut light angles and in southerly
direction ITO feet to Boulevard, thence with
Boulevard in all eastcrly direction ,0) feet 10 =
street, the place OF beginning. being .lots Nos s
ana = block :. according to the map OF Wcs. End
Land Company. - ANN
This sale is, according to the terms OF said
ueeo OF trust, expressly subject to the two deeds
OF trust, one dated the 2Sth day OF February
ls'l, TO secure the Maryland Life Insurance
Company the payment OF sG500 due the 2Stb
OF rcDruary. 1870, interest payable semi. an
nnally; the other dated the LIST day or June. iSil
SSul due on the 2sth OF February 1876, intcrest
payable scmi-annually. Interest on both sums
Of money has been paid mp TO February aStb
TERMS: Cash. as to all OF the purchase nricc
Overland above the said debts due to Mnrylald
LLc Insurance Company. ID. H. MATS0N
q 40 JUS Trustee.
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He Had His Measure.

MIR. +. IL. Winston and Hon. IL. A.
Gillian were for years leaders ut the
Bcrtic county On. c. bar and had each
full appreciation, from experience,
of the skill of the other At one term
MIR. Winston was suddenly called away,
and placed his business in the hands OF
his nephew, Duncan Winston, n recent
acquisition to the bar
Now" said he. Duncan, if Gillian
makes you any offer of compromise
decline it. If you make him one, and
you find he is about to accept, with
draw it immediatcly."-G Bag.
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THE HEDGE.

Last night I dreamed stood once moro
Beneath our garden wall;
SOW the willows bonding gray,
The popular springing tall
Oh, gardens of our gladstone youth,
Oh, steeplc in the sky,
Oh, common. stretching far and wide.
How gay ut heart was L!
My hand ! raised to lift tho latch.
But lo the gate was gonel
The hedge reared up Il front OF thorn.
Straight as u wall of stone.
Without u gate. Without gap
Oh, dear and sacred ground.
The hedge reared up its front OF thorn,
Unoroken all around:
On. years that hold our earlier primci
Youth. when we laughed and cried
There is no gate to let us back
When once VIC stand outsidei
MARY Darmcsteter, in N. Y. Independent Mt
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF HyDEPARK LOTS

rNRUSTEE'S SALE OF HYDEPARK LOTS
Il AS trustee in deed executed on the 10Th
day Of January, 1880, by j. A. Finke ana r. Ii
McClauRherty to me and recorded in the clerk s
Office OF the county court OF Roanoke county in
decd BOOK W, page G23, to secure TO the Hyde
Park Land Company the sum OF $50. as eyi.
dcnced by three certain negotiable notes, dated
the 10Th day OF January, 1880, ard payable in one
two and three years. with interest from date
and default having been made in the payment OF
the last mentioned two notes. and the accrued
interest thereon, ard being required so o DO by
The holder OF the said two notes ! will, on THE
HVH DAY OF JUNE, 1893, AT u NJ. ofrer for
sale by prhlic auction in front of the courthouse
OF the city OF Roanoke the following described
real estate: That certain lot or parcel OF land
iyng In the county OF Roanohc, State OF Vir-
gnia, and adjoining tho city q Roanoke Va
and described as follows:
hesinning Ut the southwest corner OF Cen
ter avenue and Eighteenth street thence
north ~ degrees - minutes west 200 feet TO &
point, thence south q degrees 10 minutes wesr
10 rect To en- alley, thence with said alley south
~ degrees IS minutes east 2N feet 10 the place OF
beginning, and known as lots II. H. - and H.
section IA, on the map OF the Hyde Park Land
Company.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay oyrsn-es OF
executing this trust, including u commission OF 5
per cent. 10 The trustee. and 20 pay the said two
10 the residue. II any, upon such terms as the
s!id j. y. Finke ard X. II. McCauphcrty shall
direct, and in case OF failure upon their part to
give such direction, upon a credit OF six months
TIC purchaser To give bond with security for tn.
sald residue. and 10 execute deed of trust on
the land sold 10 secure the same.
t2i ids ). SRlFFIN, Trustee.
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Tom threw himself down with his

Tom threw himself down with his
overcoat still on, in the arm-chair by
the fire, and tried to think over the sit
uation. The absolute uselessness OF
starting out in the night and trying to
find her was the first thing that inn
pressed itself upon him. lie shranlS
from giving notice to the police. The
ticket seller at the railroad station
knew his wife, and would perhaps re-
member if she bought a ticket for any
place. The first thing evidently to do
was to find out if she had left the sub
urb, and, if possible, where She had
gone.
Once more he called up the servant
girl.
did = did Mrs Axton leave the
house alonc?" he asked, with some hes
itation.
81 think so, SIR" said the girl, but I
don't know. | heard the front door
close, and awhile after found that she
was gone, and when she did not come
back TO lunch, did not know what to
do"
"Oh, it is all right" said Tom. with a
confidence he himself was far from
feeling. al think know where She
has gone. a friend of hers is ILL., She
has very likely been detained. I will
go and bring her home"
And so, putting on his hat, he re-
solved to go down and see the man at
the railway station. When he closed
the front door behind him and went
down the steps toward the gate, he saw
in the darkness the figure of a woman
who seemed TO have been lettering there.
and who now hurried away
AS he came out in the street some
thing of her evident desire not to be
seen convinced him that the retreatinr
figure was that of his wife. He fol-
lowed quickly, and as soon as she no.
ticcd this she broke into run.
Now Tom realized that it was a risky
thing to run after and overtalc flyinr
woman, especially if she turned out not
To be the person of whom he was in
search. But Tom was desperate, and
he took the risk
Seeing that she could not get away.
she stopped ut Il lamp post. leaning
against it. and as he came up to her he
heard the shuddcring cry:
"Oh. Toni
Lillian" he said hoarscly. graspinr
her wrist, ''what is the meaning OF this?
Have You gone crazy?"
She leaned against the lamp post and
wcpt.
Come" he said briefly. and " ithout
resistance She accompanied him, in :,
silence broken only By her sobs, back
to the house.
The girl let them in. and at once sur
missed hy the grief of her mistress that
the friend who was i'll had died.
Tom led his wife into their sitting
room, and there she sank into the chair.
covering her face with her hands She
saw by his stern demcanor that he sus-
pected her guilt.
He closed the door, and then standing
before her. said. stcrnly:
Lillian. / want an explanation"
"Oh, Tom. Tom she said, pitcouslv.
Don't look at me like that, or shall
never be able to tell you the truth
"iou must tell me the truth, no mat
ter how look
That check. that check" she moaned.
well. what about it? What has the
check to do with your going away?''
THE check" she murmured sis
gone"
"Who has it? Did you cash it, and have
you lost the money!
Il have lost the money" she said.
"but did not cash the check. 1t was
burned"
Burned. Who burned it?''
ooh did, by accident was driving
the ink before the fire, and somehow ii
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Rut, Applied to Both.

Wife Ito husband. whose loud snor-
ing keeps her awakc)-Charlie, Charlie,
do stop snoringl Turn over on yonr
side. (Nudges him.
husband, only half awake, grunts,
turns on his side and continues to
snore.
Wife has u happy idea. Remembers
line from an article called: GLOW to
Prevent Snoring" Gives her husband
second nudge, which elicits another
grunt "Oh, Charlie, if you'd keep
your mouth shut you'd be all right"
Charlie (still semi-conscious) So
would you.-BoSton Globe.
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RY VIRTUE OLA DEED OF TRUST Ex.

Df VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EN-.
- ecuted 10 me on the 22nd day of Apr;l. 1901
by the Crozier Investment Company. recorded
III ueea doom No Z page 1871 of the clerks Office
TO secure TO the Roanoke Gas ard Water (,om'
pany the payment of the sum or 81 600 90 nav
aoie III Two equal annual instalments OF $3.50 20
eaeI' IN one and two years from the 22nd day or
Spril, 1871, win interest thereon from date pay-
aoIc annually, and dcfanlt having been made In
INC payment OF both OF said instalmcnts and OF
INC interest on the same from April 22nd, lSla 10
9 p, an having been required 30 TO do by said
Noahohc LAS ana Water Company, | shall pro.
ceed to sell ii public auction 10 the highest hid
Roanoke VirS oil tae c9"Ti h1asg IN the city Of
PAY OF JUNE, 1923, AT y O'CLOCK, NJ, ali
lhosc certain lots or parcels OF land lying in the
bounded and described rs follows. to.wit:
BeSinninE at a stake on the nosthwest conner
o, Bcllevue avenue and Diagonal strc.t thence
along tho line OF Diagonal street north IS degrees
= minutes west 40 feet 20 the corner OF Diago-
ma street ana an alley, thence along tho line of
sald alley north IL degrees - minutes cast 30
icei 20 stakc. thence south 20 degrees - min
mtcs east 130.1 feet 10 u stake on the line OF
bclieVuc avenue, thence by curve TO tho left
raGins Sii fcct) the chord of which Is Is feet and
ueans south 10 dcgrccs. 43 minutes west 10 u
point On The westerly line of Bellevue avenue.
thence along said line south j., degrees -
minutes west lt5 fest TO the place OF beginning.
SSuithlhlnS aNVls square feet, more less. aud
known as lots o. 10. II and II. section II on man
OF Roanokc Gas and Water Company, February
10th, 1891. ''
a. TEh rms Cash as TO enough to pay all costs
anu chArscs attending the execution OF this
trusI and secondly to pay to said Roanoke Gas
anu water Company the principal OF tho two in
s M now past due, ABOVE described and
.ue interest thereon from April 22ud. lSq2 and a
trustee : commission of live per ccntum The
rescue II any, to he made payable in two equal
annual ai instruments of one and two years from
secured by deed OF trust upon the prourr,y sold
tus JUS. l. DORIAN, Trustee.
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The Rich Mans Philosophy.

Blandc Sitting in his comfortable
aparimcnt)-lIow pity the poor such
night as this.
Bluff-Then why don't YOU put on
your coat and go out and sec if you
cannot render assistance to some of
them?
Blande-Ah! Then shouldn't be so
comfortable as am now and might
forget the poor and begin to pity my
self That would be selfish, you know
--BostOn TRANSCRIPT
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Norfolk and we,tern Not,,.

>. L. Mcclellan and A. C. Needles, of
Blueheld, train dispatchers of the
pocahontas and Clinch Valley divisions
OF the Norfolk and Western, were in
town yesterday.
Superintendent N. D. Maher, of the
Cnnch Valley division of the Norfolk
ana western, was in the city yesterday
superintendent D. w. Flickwir, Of
9ne eastern division Of the Norfolk and
Western, has returned home from Pbila.
delphia.
General Superintendent A. c. Hippey,
VINO has been on the Ohio extension for
several days, has returned home,
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Short But Effective Orntory.

Police Prisoner, the case
against you is clear enough. You seem
to be Il chronic loafer and deadbeat.
lave you anything to say in your own
behalf?
Surly Vagrant-Reckon not, jedgc.
You don't 'Npcct me to do no fine talk
in. do yc?
Police Mngistrate-No. I'll attend
to that Fifteen dollars and costs.
committed until paid. NeXt!-Chicago
urihnnn
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BY cn, v1RTuE OF DEED OF TRUST Exc.

Rf VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST ExE.
- cu'en 70 me, dated the S0th OF HAY, 1890 by
Sames Bayliss and Sila, his wife, to secure 10
Ssfan Chauncey Savage the payment OF bond
OF even date with said deed for $4,000 made
oy James Bayliss and payable five years after
us'c Win interest thereon from DIS tie at the rate
vi on opea centun per annum payable semi .annu.
any, ana default having been made In the in
s.ament or interest falling due on the Goth of
Nosemoer, lS92, and the whole debt thereby
secureC having IN accord nce with the term of said
nenencisry therein so 70 do will oner for sale 10
Tue nlghest bidder, ut public auction In front OF
M0 No THE 18TH DAY Of JUNE. 1893.
OF lano. with the new hotel building thereon
erected, known as the continental Hotel" in the
said city OF Roanoke. bounded and described az
Beginning at point on the south side OF Rail.
!eaa avenue Is feet cast from JEFFERSON street,
InehCe aiong said avenue south So
G Ce 45 minutes east 81 feet to
west 100 feet TO corner thence north
o. degrees 10 minutes west % feet to corner
thencc north degrees Is minutes east 100 feet
10 snc osElhhins, Containing 3 coo square feet
sha known az lots Nos I3 aud IL. ward s. being
inc same lots that were conveyed 10 said James
bayHss by Roanokc Land and Improvement
company ny deed dated August /. 1882 and
court OF the city OF Roanoke, deed book -. page
~ AND also all the hotel fixtures, furniture
carpets. IN short. all the personal property now
II me sa,d building or hereafter 10 be placed in
me purpose or lr pcrly conducting it IA a hotel
iERMS: Cash as 20 onc.foUTth OF the purchase
price and the balance payable in three equal an
from date or sale with 6per cen; Interest THEREON
salu pay inents TO be cvdeuc cd by interest bear
Ing negotiable notes secured ty decd of trust
upon ;hc property sold
5si ids - oA ~ IL,
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF ADERD
or trust from Julius Goldstein 10 the under.
signed trustee, dateo the I'D day OF June, 1880
and duly recorded in the clerks Office OF the cor
poration court for the city or Roanoke, Va In
deed book No. -, page l5g, conveying the prop
erty hereinafter described in trust TO secure to C.
+. Schenck payment Of the sum OF twelve hun
urea tSl,2IO) dollars, az evidenced by two certain
interest bearing negotiable notes OF even date
with the said deed OF trust for six hundred 5000
dollars each, .payabc in one and two years after
date, with interest from date OF said deed, and
whereas default has been made In the payment OF
the second mentioned note. and being requested
10 do so by the beneficiary therein nder and nv
virtue OF decree entered by the Judge OF the
iiustinss Court for Roanoke city Va al the
April term, lN.3, OF said court I'm the chanccry
suit OF Julius Goldstcin against j. II. Marstellcf
unstec. VIII eel nj public auction To the highest
BIDDER IN front OF be courthouse, in the CITY Of
Roanoke. Va on THURSDAY, THE 22D DAY
lowing described parcel OF Land lying in the city
of koAnOke. Va:
Beginning al the southwest corner OF Forrfh
avenue and Filth street II. W, thence with Fourth
avenue west l!b feet, moro or less, to q uoiut on
the Moorman road, thence with said road soutn.
cast 2Dl icct. more or less, to u point to an Aley
thence with said alley east 81 feet more or less
20 Fifth street thence with Fifth street north il
leet, more orles-. 20 the place OF beginning, 10.
setheF with all lnc improvements belonging TO
-adlot and known - LOT Mo-. section ~ as shown
by the map o1thc property or Rogers, Fairfax and
Houston on te n The office OF the Corporation
court iOt The Cl-y of Roanoke Va.
TERMS. Casn.
j. IL MARSTELLER, Trustee.
Note; The above property was sold at trustees
sale or September %, iS,r2, and bought FOR Si,OOl
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'ERUSTEE'S SALE OF HYDE PARK LOT
-hs trustee III Il deed executed on the 9Th day
or February. leo, 10y V. II. Payne and 1; ~
Shcior TO me- and recorded in the clerk office of
the musings Court, for the city OF Roanoke Va
in dccn book No 30, page ]l9. 10 secure 10 The
i.ydc Fark Land Company So 90 evidenced hy
one negotiable note for S33i, PAYABLE in t,vo
months, anu tHo notes for the sum OF S39 cscr
GAted the 5th day of February, 1890 pnyahle i'm
one ana TWO year, from date, with i ucr cent in
!crcSt from datc aud default having been made
III thc payment of the last mentioned note for
sN'd ana the interest accrued thereon, and being
required 30 10 DO by the holder of said note /
VIII ON TIE 9TH DAY OF JUNE, 1899 AT IL
OCLoCk NJ, oircr for sale by public nlction in
'front.' or the courthouse OF the civ OF Roanokc
inc following described real estate: All that ccr.
tam lot or parcel OF land ara being In the comfy
OF Roanokc, State of Virginia. bounded and de-
scrlbed as follows, to-wit:
Beginning nj Il point on the northwest corner
or shenandoah avenue and Nineteenth street
thence with ShcnandC nh avenue north IS degrees
10 minutes west 100 fee To Twentieth street
thence with twentieth street north 81 degrees u
minutes east ia; feet 10 an alley, thence with said
alley south Us decree 10 minutes cast 400 fee, 10
south :! degrees IS minutes west 1870 feet To tho
place or beginning and known as south half OF
sccton ntceu on map and survey or the HYDE
Park Land Company.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay expenses OF
executing this trust, including commission of
per sent. 10 me trustee and TO pay the said note
OF SS33, and accrued !nterest, and as 10 tho rcsl
Que upon such terms as the said V. II. Payne and
u. w. Sheior shall direct, and IN case or failure
opon their part 10 give such direction upou
crc1lt oil eix months, the purchaser TO give bond
win security for the said residue and to execute
deed OF trust on the land sold to secure the
same. s. GRIFFIN Trustee
s ~ ids
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TRusrEE's SALE OF HYDE PARK LOTS

Y
Il Az trustee In a deed executed on the nth
day or November, 1889, by L. A Conwcll and j
Z: McNaughton to me and recorded in the clerks
once OF me county court of Roanoke county in
decd book W, page IFS, TO secure to the Hyde
Park Land Company the sum OF : Coz, evidenced
oy three certain negotiable notes, dated the 18th
uay or November, 1889, for 1888. 33-one third
each. payable one, two and three years after
cate, anu bearing interest from date, and defallt
having heen made in the payment in the last
mentioned Two notes and the accrued Interest
thereon, and being required so to do by the
holder OF SAID notes, will, ON THE 9TH DAY
On JUNE. 1898, offer for sale by public auction
n front or the courthouse in the city OF Roanoke
va, Al u O'Clock III. the follow ing described real
ss'htc. lhat certain lot or parcel OF land lying
IL The county OF Roanoke, State OF Virginia. ad
follows:
Beginning At The northwest corner of Sheuan-
doah avenue and Sixteenth street, thence north
~ degrees 10 minutes west 400 feet TO Seven
tcenth street, thence north 81 degrees Is minutes
east loO tect 10 an alley, thence with said alley
SCUM o. degrees 10 minutes east 400 feet to Six
teenth street. thence with Sixteenth street south
ming, and known IA seventh half OF section u on
he map of the land o. the Hyde Park Land
Company.
TERMS. Cash enough 20 paw the expense OF
executing thiS trust, inc'uG.re $ commission az
per cent. to the trustee, AMI TO pay the
thereon, and as TO the residue. IL
any, upon such terms The said l. a. Con
well and }. C. McNaughton may direct, and In
case or failure upon their part 70 give such direc
tlon upon credit OF six months. the purchaser
20 give bond win security for the sold residue
and 10 execute dee J ot irlst on ne laui -oi TO
Terosr ne me $ CIR sin, V.-st-e.
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NEW CONCERN.-E. W. SYKES
~ has opened first-class carriage
shop next 20 his grocery store, be-
tween Patterson avenue and Rorcr
avenue, on Ninth street s.w., where ne
IL prepared at all times to do any and
all kinds of repairing, manufacture
bnggies and all kinds of wagons at
short notice. E. w. Sykes is first.
class carriage maker, No. 30S, $40, 9l3
Ninth street, telephone 2Us. l21 limo
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y Prudent Man.

"Why do YOU not marry Miss Haw-
kins, Charlie. if you love her so? Can't
you afford it?''
Certainly l can afford to get mar
ried; but I'm far-sccing, you know, and
I'm blcst if l know what should do in
ease we were to have trouble and she
we're to get alimony."- IIarper's Bazaar.
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A Pretty Souvenir.

One OF the prettiest souvenirs that has
oeen noticed for long time is beauti-
Iul diamond ring that was given to A.
Welner on his twenty first birthday by
his ancestors in Vienna. The ring Is a
handsome white diamond and was put in
IT'S present setting in 1907. Five gener-
atlons Of Weiners have worn the ring,
ana It's new possessor, who is popular
merchant in this city, is justly proud
JAPANESE Liver Pellets are the best
family medicine for liver complaint and
constipation. so pills in vial IS cents.
Sold at Christian e Barbees.
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4 pinlcult Undcrtnllnc.

Johnson Wonder why they don't
have pork syndicate? They have al
most every kind
bronson (country-brcd, contcmp;u
ouSly)--Did you ever try to corner q
pig?-Des Moincs Argonaut.
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A Better Reason.

Hobbs-Do You believe Gallup burned
his home to get the insurance money?
Dobbs-No; visited him at the jail,
and he confessed to me that he did it
to get rid of the box of cigars his wife
bought him for his birthday.-Life.
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Alec Trisity-Do you believe in cleo
trocution?
Foggarty-No, sir; do not The old.
fashioned way of hanging that suited
my forcfathers is good enough for me
Puck
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Loved Darkness.

Mr.. Deadgone-IIow did you know
was coming tonight, Tommy?
Tommy heard Sis tell bridget not
TO fill up the parlor lamp.-Life.
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AL. John" said q wife to her am
nitions husband, you are not a
Crooks, Butler. Il Hayes, blaine or a
Lamar" I'm darncd glad amt" he
said. I'm alive. Life.
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TIKI OLD RELIABLE AND POP.
K ular Dye Works is the only place
10 have your clothes perfectly dyed,
cleaned and repaired.
Prices very moderate. Goods cent
oy express Will receive prompt atten-
tion. E. WALSAK, proprietor, cor
ner Commerce aid Campbell streets,
HoaGoke, VS.. may29Gm.
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The Fruits of Experience.

Say, old man, let's go out to the
track; I've got sure tip on the win
ncr."
"Nopc," hopclcssly.
whats the mattcr?"
clad sure thing myself yesterday.
Say, lend me quarter for a haircut"
Chicago Record.