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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

and Mrs. George a. Lyons. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. +. Wexford, Mrs. Reginald Gillian,
Mrs. OtWay Allen, Mrs. Herbert y. Clai-
borne, Frank II. Bowman. w. +. Dessau-
sure. Mrs. Albert Bruce. Mrs. Frank Nc
CURE. Mrs. j.. V. Valentine. Mrs. An
drew II. Christian. Miss Robinson, Miss
Lizzie Grattan. Miss Annie Moore. Mrs.
VI. V. kellogg. Mrs. Jchn +. Lightfoot,
Mrs. Thomas Moore. Mrs. W. j. West
wood, Miss Sue Williams. Miss Rebecca
Norwood, Miss Bland Clarke, Mrs. ). O..
Wallace Miss Maria Blair Misses Mol
ting. Mrs. Gervas Storrs. Or and Mrs.
j. =. Harrison. Mrs Bland Smith. Mrs
William Wade. Miss lucy Corbin Reeve
Mrs 5. T.. Wilson. Miss Sadie Mcltae.
Mrs. J. T.. Wilbur. Mrs. Beverly T.
Crump, Mrs. Dabaey Many. Miss Jen-
RE Jones. Mrs Roy Mason. VI IS w. -.
williams. Mr.. and Mrs \. Lee Thow, and
Mrs. }. T. Rose.
Commttco on Arrangements-Mrs. Geo.
A. Lyon. Mrs. Charles Wallford. Mrs.
Frank II. Bowman. drs Bland Smith,
Mrs. j. A. Morcheld.
Chaperones-Mis Lizzie Grattan, Mrs.
Herbert Claiborne. Miss Juliet Lee. hrs.
James Lyons. Mrs. Kittie Stiles. Mrs.
George a. Lyon. Mrs. Charles =. Wal
ford. Mrs. +. V. Valentine, Mrs. Mat
thew Marry.
The ladies' and gentlemen who viii take
part have been thoroughly drained under
IN skilful direction Of Miss Lille /. Yale
OF Philadelphia. who has been eminentiy
successful in affairs OF this character
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

Jackson. Mamie Tabb. Elise Noting.
Booker Sarvay. Hattie Lightfoot Eta
Eggleston. Carrie Kidd, Lulie Kidd, Saiie
Gibson, Pearl Sydnor. Hattie Il. Ander-
son. Maria Gwathmey. Alberta Gwath-
moy. Helen Southall. Jennie Il. Williams
Indiana Peasants. Pauline Egbert Cor
nellie Willingham. Alice Graham.
Names Of gentlemen who represent the
States OF tho German Empire: III. ~
Terry Jr, Clarence w Thomas. Henry
X MoCreery, Eugene H. Cloves. waiter
G. Mercer. James =. lay J. O. SAFE
Jr., -. r. Wlbon, Jr.. George W. Nc
Croery. G. J. Jones y. y. Minor, r. +.
Boswell. y. IT. Tabb. William J. Harvie'
G.. w. Benson. J. II. Mercer. G. +.
Wilkes. G. +. McDannald. =. NJ. DIETRICH.
V. $. Hardwicke, G. G. Bowers, T. :.
Wexford. W. W. Sydnor Selden Walker
Charles Hunter. Arthur Scribner, G. VI.
Grant. G. y. Wilson. r. Il. Toone, Wal
ter Crenshaw. j. G. Gooch. John Gibson
Jr.. l.. G.. Burruss. DR. A. b. Greiner'
Il. A. Lewis, j. T.. Robinson, Jr.. ID. T..
Nrountcastle. T.. ]. Tayloc. X. 9. Webb.
II. G. Tabb. J. G. Mayo j. W. SHcad'
r, Il. Giles. George III. Keesce. c. j.
Jonos Coodridee Daniel. James i. Nalen-
fine Arthur W. Goddin. Davis II. Tay-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21
PERSONAL AND GENIRdL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's CIT
Lnn. md Olhnr lIalier..

L
Mrs i. y. Warren SIS Improving after
several weeks illness.
Or. william r. Jones. who has been
I sick FOR the past month. has sufficiently
recovered 10 resume his practice.
Mrs. J. H. Chandler. y Newport News.
/ has returned home after several days
visit TO her sister, Mrs. l.. T. Warren,
52S east Broad street.
Someone stole a sheepskln from Con.
! stable cyclone Samuel Friday night. ln'
energetic constable is searching for inc
thief
Miss Clara Christian. or Charles City
is stopping with her sister, Mrs j. e..
Cunningham. at PSI east Grace street.
There will be u grand ball given hy
the International Association OF Machin-
lists Ut Monticello Hall on February -5th'
Tho Church-Wl German gave an eN.
ccllent coullion az C0rcOran Hall Friday
night. There WAS large attendance,
and q pleasant time was had.
sneaking of tho Mothers Congress. the
washington Star says Richmond. Va.
is representod by Mrs. James i. Nerlh
and Mrs Mathew Gilmore, OK the VI o.
mans Club of that city.
Mr. VIM. W. Johnson and wife were In
the city Yesterday morning. and continued
their bridal trip to Old Point yesterday
afternoon.
TN. Public School Trustees OF Fairfield
District. Henrico county met al the coun-
~ courthouse yesterday morning. Zee
sides routine business the payment
Of tho salaries Of tho teachers Of thu
county schools for the current month
was ordered.
The First and Second Battalons Infan-
try Virginia Volunteers lcOlOred), Will
attend the ceremonies incident 10 the
dedication or tho Grant Monument ia
New York. AprI nth. They expect 20
make a creditab.e showing during intiF
visit 10 New York.
Mr. J. H. Gentry. OF Petersburg. general
organizer Of the Endowment Rank. Is. OK
j.. for Virginia. will visit Ivanhoe Lodge
No. a. tomorrow night 10 organize
section OF the Endowment Rank. IL Is
expected that a large number OF fythians
will attend this meeting. as there has been
quite an interest manifested 20 the En-
dowment Rank. IN this lodge particularly.
CONGRESSMAN W r. Mckinney. or
Petersburg. and Hon Joseph L. wizard
Of Fairfax. were IN the city yesterday.
Mrs. Jennings :. Cox and her daughter
Miss Ada Cox. OF New York are guests
al Mrs. Duvars 3Ol east Franklin street
Nrss Matte Towner. who was hurt 70
haJiy Thursday morning by being run
over over by a colofed bicyclist az ne corner
~ N,Dth and Main streets. Is improving
Under the care OF Dr. James =. 10Y. hss
Injuries are no. sSe 20 vii mn probably be able
=, 80 res,,m,, her work before very long.
pev 4 4 Moreheld. pastor Oh me
- 49, 1reish Evangelica Lutheran
church. Is delivering series Of sermons
on the subject. why Am Christian
G o.. ,pe esSeclal benefit OF young people
III ,heroe Tomorrow at Z. NJ. Will be
aChristianlty's Elevation OF the Ideals OF
Life"
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CONVICTION. ky, Feb. 20.-The death
warrants for Jackson and Walling were
delivered to Sheriff Pummer by Special
Messenger &. NJ. Walcutt.
II is impossible to avoid tho belief that
Jackson and Walling stu have hope.
whirh they think woll-grounded. that
they will never die on the gallows. IN
not, they are beyond the pale OF human
feelings and the emotions which charac-
terizc I'm greater or less degree. the chil-
dren OF the Caucasian race. Their days
are spent in gaming of one SORT or other.
To-day the two were playing checkers
when the news OF The action OF GOV.
Bradley fixing March gth as the DAY lor
son. who never loses his pOlteness, smu-
ga and said. Thank you" Walllng, VINO
never loses his brutishness. only said; go;
hell. go ahead" and 90 ahead they dld
with their game. ~
Whether they rely on their aiiilaton
with the 4. Il. A.. of which Jackson is
a member. or whether they are prepared
with poison. or on what they 40 ieiy,
no one knows. but stOlidity Ike theirs was
never before seen in human beings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21
MINISTER 10 MLNICO
Gen. Longstrect Hopes to Succeed Nj.
Ran.nIn.


ATLANTA, CA, Feb 20.-Gen. James
LCngstreet is an applicant FOR the POSI-
ton OF minister 10 Mexico. but he Is en-
cOuntering opposition IN his own State
lie WAS marked Ter the place by Pres
ident Harrison. but contest was made
against him by Chairman Buck OF the
Republican State Committee Of Georgia.
Which resulted In his defeat. When the
late campaign opened General Dongstreet
took an active interest in seeing that
Mckinley delegation was sent from Geor-
gia and II was understood that the war
between himself and Mr.. Buck who IS
the dispenser OF Republican offices fer
the State, was at an end.
Ii Us said 10 have been understood be-
tween them that General Longstreet was
10 be pushed for the Mexican mission.
I'm fact. the matter had gene so far that
the General discussed with Major Mckin-
ley the question a. 10 whether or not he
would be personal grata at the Mexican
capital because OF his having been az the
head Of enc OF the regiments which en-
tered that city during the American in
vasiOn. President Diaz it was finally de-
cided, would be glad 10 welcome the Cen
eral.
A few days ago Republican clubs all
over this state began 10 pass resolutions
recommending Mr. Buck FOR the Mexican
mission Mr.. Buck made his appearance
al Canton. and lt was stated there thdt
he was anxious 10 get the mission. Gene
raj Longstreet IS still IN the field Tor the
place. and his friends say he IS greatly
surprised az tIr. Bucks course
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

n nicely OF detail; n careful reproduction
OF costumes and an exact picturing OF
scenes and events. The entertainment
H. opened and lclosed with allegorical
professions led by the following peas
professions.
The peasants represent the Protestant
countries of Europe and carry the flags
of the countries they represent. On Il
brilliantly illuminated stage, dazzling
array of young people Will march forth.
deckcd IN fancy costumes, Respondent
with sparkling iinery. forming fantastic
figures and singing a Gloria with or
chestral accompaniment. The peasants
in their quaint garbs VIII lock very PIC
turesque There nay be seen constant
procession OF monks, nuns. novices SOL
diors courtiers. priests. with an elector.
a cardinal. an emperor and other dignl,
faries Ct tha church. The maj lehearsal
for the week was pronounced a great
success ana the great progress. Whlcii
has been made by an. is an indication OF
very superior rendition.
The production IS creating stir IN so
ciety and church circles. and promises 10
be the event OF the season.
The sale Of reserved seats at the box
Office opened yesterday morning with
large demand for seats. The dazing stere-
opticon view is that Of "Ecce Homo" the
world famous picture. Mrsl Monroe has
made extended research in literature
and art to present so unique produc-
ton.
The complete programme is as follows
FIRST PART.
Allegorical procession
Chorus-"Glory 10 God"
Leaders-M!ss Mary McCreary Mr.. Geo.
ii. Keesee.
Peasants-Msses Mabel G. Marcy. Bes-
sic NJ Payne Mamie McCreery Ethel
Word Louise Kidd. Nellie Birdsong,
French Shelton. Annie Keesee. Carrie NIL
Ter: Messrs. j.. G. Mountcastle, +. i.
Gentry. j. J McBain. II. NJ. Detrick. 9.
C. Bowers. v ; Hardwick. a. l.. Kelley.
Il. a. Lewis. J. +. Robinson. Jr.
Story Of Luther's Life.-Lecture by Mrs.
Monroe illustrated With ten steroopticon
vlews-John Luther. Map House. Ur-
sula Gotta. Introduction. His Room.
University. Cathedral Finding Bible.
Alexis Killed. Entering the Monastery.
Won Staupitz Luther as Monk.
SECOND PART.
Scene from Monastery at Erfurth-
-Erfurth Monk. ii. X. Terry Jr.
Choir mcn-Leader. !. ID. Briggs
Tenors-Mossrs. Clarence w. Thomas.
Harry *. McCroery. Eugene II. Cloves.
Walter c. Mercer, Frank Mccarthy. Jas.
J. Lay, j. o. sale Jr.. ID. T. Wilson.
George W McCreery c. j. Jones. II. b.
Minor. w. Il. Greenwood. Bases
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21
EDWARD MAIZENA,, SHORT STOP

EDWARD MAIZENA,, SHORT STOP.
him. but We did not givo IL a second
thought. for We are not in the business
Of weakening our own team on the con-
trary every thing IS beng done TO
strengthen Il. We want Richmond 10
have winner. and we are very likely 20
have it,
ALL GOOD ONES.
"All the other clubs In the Atlantic
League are good ones. and 10 keep up
with tho procession we must also have
a good team"
Owing 10 the muddle In the Southern
League. the programme for the trip OF
the Richmond team 10 South Carolina
for preliminary training is somewhat in a
chaotic state Just at this time. The club
will. no doubt. so South. but tho schedule
has not yet been completed.
As has been already stated I'm these
columns the park viii be- one OF the finest
in tho country and the bleacheries and
grandstand n credit TO the excellent ar
chitect who planned them. Captain Eyer
ton Rogers. Tho park Will be in readi-
ness before fhe season opens.
The prospect Is good for grand revival
Of the great American game here this
season. and the old-timo enthusiasm Will
prevail. Tho subject IS already being
talked In office and iu work shOps.
ANOTHER NEW MAN.
Manager Wells has Just received tho
contract from Edward Nazene. a back
stop and outfeldcr. who played with Mil
waullce last season. He Is a frst-class
player and halls from Nashville. Tenn.
lie is an artist with the stick and stood
$50 I'm percentage last season being seventh
in the Western League
Mazcno is twenty-five year old. stands
five feet nine in hts stocking feet and
weighs ono hundred and seventy pounds.
There are az present eighteen men on
the Richmond club list. This. OF course.
is about five more than f. necessary 10
keep on tho rolls but 70 is a fine field 10
choose from and every man VIII Dc on
his metal. There is no doubt that Cap
tain ~ Of such a big reserve list
rs an excellent one for it will do away
with the childs play ON the part of good
players who think n team can't get along
without them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Feb. u
Special-A number OF young ladies' ana
gentlemen spent a delightful evening at
"Cornln Hall" the handsome residence
OF Mr. f.. Berger Moran. on Park street.
II was the occasion Of the nfth ami
Versary OF the Albemarle 'hautcf OF tNt
Daughters OF the American Revolution
and by : o'clock last evening the large
double parlors were filled with the elite
OF the town and University. The pro-
gramme FOR the occasion was elaborate.
and embraced several very attractive
features. the music for the evening be
INK furnished by that weii-known ana
accomplished musician, Professor Leo
Wheat
one OF the most prominent features OF
IN. evening was an address by Captain
Nicaiah Woods who delighted his hear
ers for about thirty minutes.
Following the address the 'minuet
was danced hv a number Of couples, cos
tuned appropriate TO the days Of their
fOrefathcrs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21
SEASON COMES ON APACE
MANAGER WINS SAYS THERB WAS
MORNING ~ THE ALLEGED DEAI.
Richmond viii Certainly Have n Strong
Team and the Old Time Entbu-
siasm VIII Prevail.
season approachelh.

The baseball season approached.
There is not the slightest doubt that
Richmond will have an A No. team and
will show up high in the list when the
next season closes.
Mr.. Bradley has given Captain Jake
Wells carte blanche in the
master of securing iirst-class ma
terial and Jake is taking adyan-
tagc OF the opportunity TO secure the very
fines. players procurablc. almost regard
less Of money consideration.
In reference TO the alleged deal between
the New York management and the Rich
mond people in regard TO the release OF
Hargrove. Captain Wells says there is
nothing in 1t.
ALL ABOUT THE DEAL.
Tell the people OF Richmond he said
10 a Times reporter last night that theee
will be no deal looking 70 the release OF
Hargrove We have never entertained
the idea OF letting him go. Tho Rich
mond club bought his release from Ports
mouth. and no Will play with Richmond
or no place else.
"A National League club aid ask US FOR
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that might have become sensational. had
they continued. lie spoke OF Justica
Shiras as "that individual" and said ~
was 'giad he had got through his thick
hide at last"
The matter ended with an agreement
between Mr.. Dalzell (Rep. Of Pal, and
Mr.. McMIllin. 10 discuss tho judicial con-
duct in the income tax case, pro and
con. at n future day; and the House. at
at 4:22 Il. NJ. adjourned until Monday.
after deciding that time was too precious
a this late period in the session to keep
Washington's birthday as holiday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21
Establishing a Labor nnrenn

4 permanent labor bureau has been
organized by the Rcd Men Of Richmond.
who represent the various tribes lr tho
city. Tho object OF the bureau ga f0
obtain employment FOR tho unemployed
members Of the order. All members ONE
or work must report I'm person to their
tribe when their names Will le entered
10y tho chairman. IN order 20 secure cm-
pl0ymont for them
Tho plan upon which tho bureau s
established IS a good one. and viii no
doubt provo a benefit to ail members of
the order
Tho several tribes OF this city are have
ing very interesting moctnes ana cone
ferrlng the adoption and degrees on
number OF pale faces
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21
Recention fo Citizens

CHARLESTON, s. c.. Feb. 2o.-The
special function to-day with Admiral
Bunce's fleet was the reception rendered
by the officers 10 citizens on board the dis
patch boat Dolphin. The Dolphin lies
Just of the battery and IS gayly decorated
for the occasion. The admiral Is on boe I'd
and his broad pennant floats from the
mainm st. Secretary Herbert IS one Il
special guests. The big ships New York.
Massachusetts. Indiana and Columbia
sail tomorrow for Hampton Roads. The
Monitors Puritan. Amphitrite and Terror.
Nosuvus and Dolphin are expected re-
main at Charleston FOR some little time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21
The LIPEOR MARTIN LUTHER
A Gorgeous Production at the Academy
Wednesday and Thursday Nights
FOR THE NOBLE CAUSE OF CHARITY.
The Proceeds 10 Go 10 the Free Kinder
cartcrand Day Nursery''-ihet Cons
plete Programme. aud Those
Who VIII Take Part.

The story OF the Life Of Luther VIII
be presented at the Academy OF Music
next wednesday and Thursday nights
February Path and 18th. with all of the
Accessories TO beautify the scene which
ekiil and genius can devise the proceeds
20 30 TO the Kindergarten and
Day Nursery. That interesting chap
ter in the history OF the world, which
tells of Luther's revolt. and the birth OF
the Reformation. viii be related with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

CRFWE. VA. Feb. o.-Special.-Snow
falling to-day about II o'clock.
and continued tin p. NJ. It melted rap
idly, consequently not much remains on
the ground. -, -,
CAPTAIN II. T. Dances child, whose il-
ness was mentioned IN Inc ZINES a Few
days AGO died yesterday. and was buried
this afternoon. ,.,,, A.,
Mimi. and Mrs. Bette Morrison all OF
Reidsvills, N. c., are visiting Mrs. I. n.
Hurt. On CAsnlina avauSaA $3.50 -.---
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21
Referred 10 Rai lrOad.

LANSING. MICH, Fsb. 2o.-The House
Committee on State affairs. 10 which had
been referred a bill 10 make the apple
blossom tho official State flower, has re-
commended q bill IN which the "Pingree
peachblOw potato blossom ia substituted
for the apple blcssomt. Amid shouts or
laughter the substitute was referred 10
tho committee on railroads. upon wnlcn
viii devolve much OF the reform lesisid-
ton proposed by Governor Pingree.
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being the amount OF his benefit ccr,if-
cate in that order
The sudden death OF Mr.. Florshe'm.
who was merchant at Fourth and
Broad streets Richmond. and was visiting
I'm Baltimore. when he died there. Janu-
airy Goth last. will be recalled by this o..
CurrcuCC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

Names OF ladies who represent the
States OF the German Empire-Rosalie
NJ. Bowman, Bessie G.. Benson. Miss
Crenshaw. Miss Peasants, Miss Annie
G. Jones Constance Tinsley. Mamie Ste
gar. Jennie Williams. Elizabeth Nc
Creery. Emma L. Lorraine. Mamie Nc
Creery. Irene Bossieux. Juliet Lee, Annie
Merrill. Mary c. Berr. Ella b. Wallford.
ANNA d. ssryays Lillian RouAlL ELLA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

Messrs. II. " walthall. treasurer, and
r,arrv rlegenhelmcr secretary or Rich
,nomd Conclave. Improved Order OF
xIentasonhs. has turned over 10 Mrs.
Moi,,a Florshelm. widow OF the late Ben
;arnio FlorsheIm. a check for 5000. that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

Messrs. selden Wake. Charles Hunter.
Arthur Scrivenor. T. r. Toone c. NJ.
Grant. Walter Crenshaw. @. N. Wilson.
J. c. Gooch. c. l.. Eubank. Oyerton Sales.
Sam Brockenbrough.
Story OF Luthers lfe contradictory
views. Finding the Bible. Ordained a
Priest. On tho Road 10 Rome. City
-pf Rome. ST. Peters. Interior. Vau-
Insn. 4 Procession Scala Santa I-uth-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

Tor. J. J. McBain. II. /. Mccain, W. T.
Greenwood, Randolph Boiling, Overton
Sales.
ompanist-Shepherd Webb.
Musical Director-H. L. Reese
Old Dominion SeXtette Club. Mozart
Academy Orchestra.
PATRONS AND PATRONESSES.
Mrs. Joseph Bryan. Colonel and Mrs.
John b. Cary. Major and Mrs. James II.
Capers. Rev and Mrs J. \. Morehead.
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Wexford. Mr..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

tIIITUUUIl n T TT =" TIT
4 MEETING OF THE Association
y viii Dee hold mo the armofr NJ inn
Battalion. Ninth and 'H" -'l'NII 900
MONDAY NEXT. tle --i in Unt NO
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MI SICAL~
TRANSFER COMPANY.

THE SEATTLE TRANSFER co Y-hgrs
and Weller Streets. Hacks ca rs fsas
gage Office. telephone Main 81 ia cseerr.,
street: telephone Main ~ warehnu@s.
coal telephone, Al or 80. Storage ana n.
ssranee a. lowest rates
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REAL ESTATE AUCTION SALE.

CLAYSoN ESTATE. seabsck, for sale al
auction. consisting OF ia acres; 40 wards
water front and beautiful fresh water
stream through whole estate: ave acres
well cleared and fenced: the estate adj
joins Washington Mill Company's prop
erty. Full description of the properly
and all particulars may be Obtained fro,Y,
the undersigned. Sale is made al re-
quest OF heirs under order OF court
Sale August i,h, 1897. at city hall, Seat
tie, at 10 a. m.
l. b. STEDMAN
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ron s.LE-aEsL ESTATE.

FOR sAIE-si. sa-A good. modern s--ooni
house. y block from two car lines; ios
seSi2o fruit Trees.
sfxieN, on E~nton Hill Gtlyds street:
block frem Madison street.
sts.o'l per acre-An elegant pi,ce % water
front on the Sound. near Seattle. lies
well. running water.
S. per acre~-lsa acres 81 gooi land,
south OF the city: assessed value. 81 %
ssssa~fsss, fruit farm in this section: 80
bearing fruis trees; good sell; on good
road. ~
FOR SALES. ssa-.soo.s modern sight
room house. with 10; saxise. close Gcwn
81. .ao-~ElSht- room house. with loS soxIeo.
an car Tine AMI graded street.
sTse~-fsi.i iot In Rsnton addition. on joy
street tssaxtes-rth aycnucl
81 ssi-~<ica efk-rosofn cottage or \tnn*sssgs n
avenue. two blocks from Ma !sen street.
s. ess~E'lne horse in Renfon addition, enc
hlock from Madison street
81 ssst-~1icsaa s5S-r9eEn house. with SAX1A
feet an Eighteenth ayenue; three BLOCKS
+ ". WEST. X Union block.
WHO Will. BUY my equity lr a fine e.
room house. t5t saxl-e one block from
Madison street, IN the gaess 1essrahla res
modern improvements; viii Ssi equity
cheap. and purchaser ear make good
terms with party holding mortgage. AG-
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I AN GOING - CloadySe sn3 ! NIL sell
a quarter ssSetIra % cedar timber s&nd.
guarantees NJ over five million fess t0r
fsss4f hunRTs~s dollars So usy MgF11s.
Miller & Parker. New fcrk block
+. SAFE Dkss.s~Fr for monthly earnings
i Ave acres of lard. thar yos3 ran I'M
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<Nr Yourself ar t.seai horR Can and
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YoCcFp OFF LANDS in Mason ard
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, VIII. Srfx. = god ranch - - acres.
~ cleared ara uressr ca5fixSticn y XII
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sAt~~~s kstsap CoGAiy. Rest-fnteih-
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hNsse etc. So, a. arr~$. y AAtTss eteAy~
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Vi,lsaua Rrvgu@F. * Bailey has,yslrx
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