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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-01

WICHITA & WESTERN
Arrive From West.
No 2. Pratt and Eingman pas-
seuger daily except Sunday JOS g. n
No 1. Pratt and Kingman ac-
commodation TUESDAY. Thurs
day, Saturday, .................. 40 p N
Depart West
No. l. Kingman and Pratt pas
senger daily except Sunday :. $40 pm
No. g. Kiugman and Pratt &c
commoda ton. Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday .............f s:sS An
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ms Inc IS row ru0CICE through chair
ra-s seats f-eee ard Pullman Drawing
D0ora slee1irE cars. Wichita % s. Louis
saVv without change Tbs IS tEs only
- ~-.nrirc through Pullman cars from
v-f~lf-a 20 =. Louis. where direct con
recrIo- i made with al eastern trunk
If-z points in the most -maEli6ce1r rail
v-sv station II the world Quickest line
"a AZ points IN Southwest Missouri
Northwest Arkansas. east ard soutasa az.
ms company row also have OF sale
sceanship tickets % a. points ca the
globe
FOR further information address
r O. MORTINORE
CITY Ticket Agent
Co--s- Man ard Douglas Ava
: p DELANEY Agent Union Staten
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MAGAZINE BINDING

The Eagle Bi1dcrg I:
prepared to bind Maya
zines, OF a. kinds Al;
descriptions. cheap an3
K eyst-c.Gss sty.e.
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North and East

Trans AEEIVe Leave
North and East
No. 2 Kansas City, Chi
cago and St. Louis lin
tied daily ...-......-.- 1000 a. N 1000 a. n
No. g Colorado SpringsI
Denver and Pacific
coast daily ..-........ 1900 a. n 1000 a. n
No. T. Kansas City. ST
Louis and Chicago
night express daily
except Sunday .-...... 30 ?. N 1880 p N
No. 90 Accommodation
daily except Sunday $50 o. n $50 a. n
South and West
No. l. Fort Worth. Dali
las. Houston and Cal
weston express daily SIS pm SIS p m
No. I Oklahoma, Fort
Worth. New Orleans
and Pacific coast dali
ly) .-.-------------..- 30 pm 90 p a
No. ,. Oklahoma. Fort
Worth Dallas and
New Orleans ex7reSs
daily except sunday. $40 a. N $40 a. n
No g. Fl. Worth HOus-
ton Galveston and SAINT
Antonio EXPRESS daily
except sunday ....---.I $40 a. m $40 a n
No a. Accommodation
daily exceDt sunday $40 :, m $40 ?. N
Elegant free reclining chair cars on all
trains and Pullman Palace sleepers from
Wichita 70 Chicago and Kansas City
without change Also sleepers on all
night trains 20 Fort Worth Houston. San
Antonio and New Orleans. Tickets sold
ard baggage checked 10 all points north.
east, south and west Steamship tickets
sold to ell European points a. lowest
rates Passenger station corner Douglas
and Meade avenues. Telephone 80.
A 2 COOPER n. P A,
JOHN SEBASTIAN. c. P & T A
Chicago. III.
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ge afits Daily Eaa Thursday Informing, September .eee

CLASSIFIED
WAN IS
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F9R RENT-aLJsCELLANEoCs
TX RENT-Onice rooms in Biting block.
fas steam heat, elevator service, all
modern conveniencas; also TWO large
ha-ls, z5xl99 feet, suitable for lodge pur-
poses c W. Biting. room 50.
53-tue-sGn-thu-tf
o.ooo,,Eo E TRADE
FOX SENE-HOUSE
FOR RENT-No- $40 y. Topeka avenue.
rooms. Hewlett & Wheeler. Ss-tf
FOR RENT-New brick house, S rooms
ara closets. al modern cOnvenisuces,
North Lawrence avenue, one IF the til.
est coy houses on the street ne
BunEel & Emo Investment Co. L2o3
S7cGwlck Block. Ss-cf
FOR RENT-Fine, new, elegant drisae6
house OF 70 rooms, all modern cOnve-
nlencss, desirable location, east # 3nt,
North Topeka avenue The BunnelI &
Emo Investment Co, 5u3 SciSwiek Block.
FOX kEHT-Houses IN ali parts OF the
city. Hills < hlnksad. over I3 y. Mar
ket 90 oos-f
.,o-oo-.FFoo2RS R 35-SI--5663
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms with
southern exposure. sI5 y. Main street
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; 10 chill
dren or music 425 s Topeka ss-stx
FOR RENT-Furn.shed. : rooms, south
ern exposure 70 5 Lawrence. SS-otx
FOR RENT Furnished room. 156 North
Topeka avenue. es-4tX
FOR RENT-Three or four furnished
rooms, for Light Housekeeping. $40 y
Topeka Ss-atx
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. with
board, modern conveniences. 81 North
STRATED.
STRAY ED-Er9m 30Q5 East Second street,
large, black COW. white face; had halter
and picket V0pe on. Send Information
% Ira Blake, above address, or z. Rit-
tenOur, Z153 y. Waco. e9-6tx
LOST
FIN ANCIAL.
--s-~--.--- $1,000
W An EDO make -aFn ioans OF h41-
Se-1@a--ll- No. Ejic57ts Kan Winns
e Kinns 1o4rf
- -, 49, --c-,zr-,- - eyr95 fe-rnz
- ~,,.----lsI S-,f-L = p17~s~~- 1j0
r. r-,1-1.'- .
-
UNLIMITED FUNDS 20 loan on cnoics
farm property n Kansas and Oklahoma
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FOR SALE-Tws-lcy dollars 0--t auv q
good phaecon. az us :. Eupo-.a a-erue
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FOR EXCHANGE.

a. % y Main street E--r
FOR SALE-A lady's bicycle. nearly ~
Call a. 81 y. Marke- SS-4.N
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FOR SAFE

FOR SALE-A good type-vr5ter. cheap
tcr cash Address F y. tEis Office.
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D. H. RHODES. superintendent.

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
Time Table Effective Nov. 2. 1887.
Trafns Arrfva Isave
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---~---~--~~-----------
PROPOSALS Tor Water and Sewer Sys-
tent -i-ed States Ind an Service. Chav-
enoe and ArapaHoe Agency. Darlington.
Oklahoma August 5, 1Se>.
Sealed proposals. Endorsed: 'Proposal
fer Water and Sewer System" and s5-
dressed 10 -1e uudsrS .gued at Darlington.
o. T. viii 5e received a. th5s Age1 cy
uctU one o'c.ocz .. IA OF Monday. SEP
TENDER -. ISIS. fer furnishing the
necessary materials ald labor required 10
clls-ruc- ana complete water ana sewer
system Tor The CaItormslt school. 81 c1e
CEItoCmeGC Sun-AgenCv. d. T. 5C s-ri c
accordance WIN plans and specifications
which may be- examined a. tcis Agency.
the Offices OF the Journal" Of Kansas
CITY. No The Eagle ~ Wichita Kan
sas and the FL Reno Evening star" OF
r. Ee-1. 3D. T.. ara az the Indian Office.
washington. D. q Fer further i1f7rus-
ZION apply - Major 4 L WooGso2.
Ac-i-E T. : Indian Agent 5l--l-
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FRISCO LINE.
ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO RAIL
ROAD co.
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY with the Geo.
X Spencer Realty Co. Us E Douglas.
We have buyers Tor . few nice places
close to Douglas SS-6r
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Globe Iron Works

MsnzfactE-s engines ar so5e-H. ana &c
k.r@s q lrcz na1 Ian castl1EA Dsassrs
= 5c4ssr tlsss. steam pipes. srzEs gSs1A
%. az Ezus packing stG
A. FLAGJ, Prop. wichita. IA
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CHOCTAW. OKLAHOMA & GULF r P
The short Line 70 and from all points
IN Indian and Oklahoma Territories
Through tickets sold AT Short Line rates
to all POINTS
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FOR SALE--A few choice Improved farms
a. a bargain. Essy terms iel-4G3-tJS
SedgwicS n-ock Whine < Wine s3-t
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-12-29
The Right Remedy VIII
Danish it Forever.

If you would forever be rid Of
the aches and pains, and some
times the fortunes produced 10y
Rheumatism, you must take the
right remedy. Those who con-
tinue to suffer are relying upon
remedies which do not reach their
trouble. The doctors treatment
always consists of potash md
mercury, which only intensity the
disease, causing the joints to stiff
en- and the bones to ache, besides
seriously impairing the digestive
organs.
Rheumatism is disordered state of
the blood, and the only cure for il IL II
real blood remedy Swift's Specific Is.
=. s. goes down To the very bottom OF
all diseases Of the blood, and promptly
cures cases that other remedies van not
reach.
Mr.. r. X. s. Clinkenbeard. n promi-
nent attorney of Mt Sterling, Ky,
writes:
1.-TWO years ago i was great sufferer
from Rheumatism. l had tried every
remedy | could hear of except :. S. s.
i had been TO Hot Springs, Ark. where
] remained for twelve weeks under
treatment, but experienced no perma-
nent relief, and returned home, be-
lieving that | would be a sufferer ms
long as l lived. AT time when my
pains were almost unbearable, /
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Bruoeton.

Correspondence Of The Argus
Floy Gale was in town over last
Saturday
Gilbert cuppett was at Terra Alta
last week.
The shedding snow is almost joy
Of the past
Our merchants arc taking in poultry
to-day, Tuesday.
NJ w. Sanders was a pleasa n visitor
in town last Saturday.
Ben Richards, Of Snithfeld, was in
town over night last week.
Harry Rodeheaver returned to Nor
gantown yesterday morning.
We noticed our old friend George
Browning in town last Thursday.
Albert Yeast has accepted the posi-
ton Of clerk in a store in Pittsburg.
.. e Cuppett and W. II smith. OF
Glade Farms, were in town last satur-
day.
w. J. Bowermastcr is the biggest
man in town. II is boy-the second
addition.
a crowd Of our young folks attended
the protracted msctinR az Laurel Run
last Friday and Saturday nights
Prof $ r. Wiley passed through here
last Friday on his way home from his
school at Pleasant Valley. Prof. WILEY
is worry successful m his school
Mrs. Kate Armstrong has left us
again for SmithGeld. Pa, where she
expects 20 remain with her daughter.
Mrs DR.. Richards the remainder or
this winter
We are sorry 10 chronicle tho death
Of two Of our near neigh bors, James
White. Of near the Pennsylvania Line.
and samuel Laub. OF near the Noun
tain Grove school house.
The ladies' OF the Methodist church
will give a box social Saturday night
Dec. 8lst a good time is expected
Come one, come all and have u good
time. Proceeds for the benefit Of the
church.
w SeArmstronQ the stock dealer Of
Gibbons Glade, took drove OF fat
cows from this vicinity Is short time
ago. l.. n. Smith carries of the belt
for the largest COW. She weighed 1870
pounds who can beat it.
Dec both EMILE ZOLA.
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XMAS AT THE CHURCHES
la Klngmona Ln.t sntnrs,r Nirht

In Kingwood Last Saturday Night.
The sunday schools of the Presley
terrain and N. T. churches OF this
place, observed Christmas in very
pretty manner, with beautifully dec
grated evergreen trees and many hand
some presents for young aud old. Very
interesting exercises appropriate TO
the occasion and splendid music. at
both churches AT the Presbyterian
church they had a Mrs. Santa Claus"
20 call out the presents and the tree
was artisttcaliy decorated aud lighted
with wax caRdles The church was
flied with delighted audience Of
children, both oil aud young, large
and small. grown and ungrown aud IL
was nerryi evening". Miss Goldie
Fuwcett acted the part OF Mrs. Santa
Claus
At the NJ L. Church, the decorations
aud arrangements were the finest they
have ever had and much credit /, due
Mr. Frank NJ MurdociS, tho Sunday
School Supcrjnten dent. for the success
of the whole affair he had ordered
n lot Of very pretty decorations spec
tally for the occa. ion AMI they were
beautifully arranged on the trees and
around the church and can be used
several times again. Tho front doors
were closed and tree planted ia frot
OF each door, on each side of the altar
and the whole chur n was used. as ia
right and proper and as we have al.
ways assisted should be done. A large
hag draped above the altar and bun
ing was arranged around the church
and small hags and evergreeu> so
that il was all very pretty. Air
number OF presents were distributed
to the big crowd present A funny
feature OF the exercises not down on
the program, was designed and eNecu-
ted by George Washington Couley, the
janitor OF the church. Just after they
began distributing presents, Wash got
up AMI slipped out and down in the
basement and wound up the gas ma
chine SO tight that the gilflulSis slip
ped cog and bursted an eccentric,
causing IL tumble and n crash like n
torpedo explosion down IN the base
ment and the next moment it was love
in the dark and all the same color
The boys who had their girls with
them didn't care whether the light
was turned on or not but most Of the
crowd was scared in the dark and some
started for the doors afraid OF gas
explosion or inhaling it. Windows
brought in and the order OF the even
ing resumed. Comfy had struck for
home after his performance and it was
found the gas coHld not be turned on
till repairs were made.
The Sunday School officers at the
Baptist church will distribute candy
TO all the scholars next Sunday, after
the regular exercises are over.
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Twilight
Correspoudcnce Of tho Argus
Miss Dora Field has becn on the sick
list for several days.
Q OF tho Argus.

Correspoudcuce OF tho Argus
Miss Dora Field has becn on the sick
list for scvcril days.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs c. e. Kee-
foyer "a daughter. Mother and child
getting along nicely.
Elias Hawkins lost emo horse fcq
days ago. This is heavy loss to Mr.
Hawkins as he is a poor man
Miss Mary Smith is welding the
birch at No G t1is winter and teaching
the young ideas gymnustcs
Mary Menear, widow OF the late Clark
Mencar, has moved in with Robert
Hnrt,tll. Duul,ar3 preacher, who
lives up above Rowlesburg
Mr. and Mrs Adam Grosa and little
daught"r. OF Fairmont. IRE visiting
relatives near Twilight. They expect
TO remain during the holidays.
We were glad 10 see ella Rec" out
again in last weeks ARoUs with n
neTsy letter from Rcedsyillo. We be
gan TO fear Ella was showed under
daring the recent snow storm.
The good people OF Millcrsport and
vicinity remembered "BuHalo BIZ" on
Xmas day by presenting him with
several baskets well flied with pro
visions.
We regret 10 note the illness Of Miss
Ionic Johnson, who is again Frustrated
with rheumatism. We hope for her
speedy recovery, and trust, through
the skilled treatment OF Dr.. u. w.
Showalter, to see her out again.
We were informed the other day
that some OF our Twilight girls are
talking OF wearing shirt waists to rep.
resent the American flag II this
proves true there will be no trouble
about the boys rallying around the
flag.
Some one remarked that Tom Lem.
ons was losing his mind. They saw
him running around the other day as
though on the hunt of something; but
when they found out, fine GIRL
baby had arrived, 20 enlighten their
home
Two Of our citizens who are prom
inent in religious circles. have resolved
they will never again speak evil OF
their Deighbor This is good res.
olution 90 adopt and would be "a bless.
ing 70 society if more would follow
their example.
a series Of meetings are in progress
a. miile~sport,conductcd br Che pastor.
Rev Nestor, Of the o. B Church We
hope the pillars OF the church will be
made % tremble. that tho soraphims
viii be taore and mighty shaking up
Of dry bones take place.
Two OF orr bc-t society vorng
people were quietly married. en- Knee
evening, Wiuau o Miller and Ais4
May Smith. daughter of Gny A smith.
They drove lowl TO the home of the
minister Rev Nes,or. of Kingwood.
who performed the ceremony. We
wish The happy couple "a pleasant
journey through 49, and may all their
trou 'les be little ones
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elaaeszil1s.
Correspondence u The Argus.
VIII Wolf IS slowly improving.
Holidays at hand and no snow.

Correspondence Of The Argus
VIII Wolf IS slowly improving.
Holidays at hand and no snow.
We are glad to see Miss Ethel Cole
man out again.
John Newman was seen on our
streets Friday evening.
Miss Carrie Zinu, Of FellowsviIe. Is
visiting friends and relatives in town
and vicinity.
Mrs. Lizzie Herring. Of Kingwood
spent Christmas with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene ShaTer.
There seems 90 be some attraction at
TricletCs store for Mr. O'Hara. ''Iden
like TO know what the attraction is.
One Of the dudes in our town
spent several patient hours p few
weeks AFRO, making Il new sleigh hut
Oh, what "a wOeful mistake lie
painted # iu spaoish colors. and the
girls all appear 90 be true % the stars
and stripes, instead Of Spanish colors.
There was Christmas tree in the
church 40 this place Christmas Eve.
The sunday school had program
prepared suitable for the occasion
which was we'll rendered. The tree
0rSaned under los weight Of valuable
presents and the treat for the sunday
school.
One evening few weeks o~o. p
young lady came 10 our town. on her
arrival one young man because fright
eucd, or be w ildered, no one knows
which. The last seen Of him be was
leaving town in sheep trot or gait Of
mule. and he did not return until next
morning about school time.
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,EI.ll. 81
y

Having secured very largo
quauuty e Ovcrholt. Dllhnger,
D,lvcr, and Glhson. Z Nvnr-Gh
Rye Whiskvv, we ATE going to pot
~ un the m,rkvt at price and IN
a ~ ,cNage tbM vii be sure TO
Pile So You.
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matism, which ia
the most etubborn
Of blood diseases.
1t is not intended
TO give relief only,
but by completely
neutralizing tho
acid condition of
the blood it forces
out every trace of
the disease and
of it forever. 1t is
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Grenf Imnraromenf

Cross Roads, w. Va, Dec. Is. 1898 49,
Mark Stiles, Of this place. states he
suffered for several years from an irri-
Eating skin disease which was due to
bad blood He tried many SO called
blood purifiers without apparent heue-
81 and then concluded TO lake Hoods
Sarsaparilla After taking bout three
hotties be was greatly improved.
Hoods Sarsap arilla g. the best med.
cine monoy can Guy
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Purely Vegetable

and one thousand dollars reward
is offered TO any chemist who can
prove that it contains n particle of
mercury, potash, or any other
mineral ingredient. S. S. S. is
the only blood remedy guaranteed
TO be absolutely free from mineral
mixtures.
Books sent free by Swift Spo-
cific Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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THE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT,

I'm KIN 1w1od. whore Ead rown resides. aail
lot being bounded ON the epst by line parallel
feot GA q thoro from, and 90 the west by II lind
Hraligi with the west end OF tho small brick
huidmg, NJ the west end Of said rick house,
and %. tho south by tho paliugs between said
two lines, which lines extend south tO sail
palings aud extend north 10 the pullngs on tho
north side ut the garden on The north by u limo
connecting gnd twd ire nrst mentioned. and
parallel with uallngs on the north side ~ tbe
uurdon So lot dlolning tho iir.t mentioned
lot aud between The lot o. = entioned and tho
building In which the IRE ton county journal
Is publ he'd. and The lot Of James a. Ionhart,
which lot Is bounded by Tbs pilings on Main
street. ON the south. aud the paling. on the
north side between this and tho orchlrd lot
ultu The iut un which SAID Rrantor's stables aro
erected between The lot euid brick house u on.
and the ct ou which "A snail y hitc house with
slate roof Us situated bounded on the east w
the lot y which The b lex house g. situated 81,
the south by the palms on Jackson street. ami
o. the onst side of Tho lot "a which the small
white house stands. oxtcndod torth tlll II In
ter cots the line on the north Side q said trick
house lot extended west Ia intCrsect II also
tho lot on which the orchard " situated, north
Of said br * house lot .ind adjoining thereto
The lots on each side OF snid brick house and
th lui on whioh said brc house stands Will
be ouered i'r sale soparuely. and ono or moro
will bring the most AtsU tho pasture Held 81
about nine acres nd tho wheat field Of about
thro acres adj lining each other. and i.ro
io the aforesaid property ,ho said pasture field
and tho sid wheat fed have been laid on into
town iOts, and the same VIII be sold on in lOts
or as whole, or IN parcels, embracing one or
NOR lots 70 suit Purchasers, whichever way
said pasture doid and wheat field viii bring fbo
most plHi 0f said property ~ laid on in lota
can bee seen by calling on the undersigned, No
tho law Offices Of Br.wn q hyde, In Nugwood.
Terms of Sale
Tho aforesaid property Will be- sold upon 70
credit ~ ono two and three years hom ate II
sale upon the purchaser executing interest
bearing notes with sccuiitie. 90 boz Apr veG by
the undersigned trustees. fpd the legal title 10
be- retained as further security.
HENRY CLAY HYDE. t.r..,.,...
LEROY SHAW. ''"'''''
Doc. CO. 1893
Tho owe uamed trustees hive executed
bond i'm th penalty Of $1,000 on. conditioned
accord ng 10 law
Teste. GBO s WALfs
CLERK 90. Court Preston Co. W. Va.
30 92 90 dt-Ef625
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E. OUR CLUBBING
m r 4 I L s!
LOOK AT THE BARGAINS FOR READERS IN THE
FOLLOWING LIST

After considerable trouble in correspondence and alve
ihg have crefniy prepared the following and
magazines for clubbing with THE greatly prices
Look this st and eide your order
m the cash for these figures
list ont and save IT, viii only have
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Rheumatism.

CHANGED Co read your advertisement
and was impressed with IL SO much
that | decided To try :. :. :. took
eleven bottles and was entirely relieved
of all pain and cured permanently.
When | began 90 take 5. s. s. Was
unable 90 sit or stand with any case,
and could not sleep. Since taking the
last dose have had NO return OF the
Rheumatism, and take great pleas
ure in recommending ). ). S to any
one who has the misfortune to suffer
with this disabling disense."
- - - 10 tho o,,1,. c,,r, g.. p1,o,,-
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TRUSTEES SALE
-O Oh
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance " dcoi Of trust executed by
James \. brown FOR the berott of AL his Orcdi-
tors the undersigned trustors will on
The i4th Day Of January, 1899,

by virtue ~ said deed, which we executed nv
said James a. brown, M grantor, To Henry Clay
Hyde AMI Leroy nav, trustees aud gran COS,
mnd which dee of trust IA dated March I, 1877,
aid recorded In the Clork's piliCo 81 tho County
Il und +, etc a. the front door 81 the court.
housc iu Kingwopd Va. oncr for sale tho
following a q crlhed ront estate. viz:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-04-18
Sc VEN EDE

In el barno TIbes 3 tres cuart0a de
hora do Ia oindad de Ponce, una eatau-
ola dc 400 ouerdas c. cafe, platauoa
guineos inhnldad O. &rDoits fsu5a. /
lnolnso nIsperos J eoeos.
La cruza Il oamIlo que desio .vs o2-
noe do Qulutana coLGooa : AQJU4tae,
y iiu1lta en- toda 81 pate est3 Con {.
llo Portug0es, tlene como4a ) ospeolo@s
Casa dc ylyIenda, con ooIg-ti~1aa daos j.
par secar cafe, tahooa p-Ie. sil-i e6e
gr&4o y mollco para vu4tea4.o, cas@
para tloA4da y vlVlsnd~ solro i laAalAo
real, otra casa al eorgado d8 ia co :
horno para hacer pan, J y41ias cas~s
loas, para mayordomos y agie8ados.
Ademas do los oafetales que u8ne Is.
10 eombra, 81 resto 10 Ia estanciA es. !.
de maleza y monte blan dIapuesto pa-a
Dueyas slembTas de cafe.
Para pracio dc esta estanoia informs
ra den Francisco C@ytagena plaza dal
Maroado Ell Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-04-18
GRAN DEP0SITO
DE CAL zADO Y PELETERIa De
DON JAIME RULLAN
ATOOHA 8-FONCE

En- este aoreditado estshsei41ieGto sa h
reeibt7a IN extauso suTtijo da caizado d.
toGas clasas y las mas capIse itsas f9Tc g
nara caballer0s, sefl1raa Y uifes ga as 50,
italian preCios SIN ColdPETEEotA. % fns-
tsrjales para zapateros y tsla6aTtarf'a, e.
c3m0let6 IL suftido. Tanbi4o 80 tisa resi-
bido 5rilaR de hilo dsa}gado, posetl y pa
Que bsules de distintos teaanus y 80 clos,
nsietas para yisie, frere'as CA -55I Fl
paIgatas Go inaniaad sc cisses, T.sl DO In
sis, bsdanas chsroladss, gsUasss prs g.
ohes, charoles francases etc. ete.
Creaa do hilo superi0res de IS yarss 81
sncho para aGbauas, propla psFa nsnta
!, lansi1os Y cgmisas para stlorss Tela9 q.
| algod6n doble Encho para saDaaas.
| Ventas .sal por meyor e detail. =
| Porce, 10 de Abrii 1888.