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The evening times., 1900-04-19

PHILADELPHIA. April l9.-Mary Car
bine, hfty-one years OF age. fell down stairs
at her home, 1854 Wilder Street. yester-
day. and died from her injuries. Her son.
who was in the yard at the time, heard
his mother fall and Fastening to the cell
lar foaRd her l.feless body.
The evening times., 1900-04-19
Washington Golf club.

The Easter Cup. first round. and con-
ISOLATION cup matches Of the Washington
Golf Club tournament will. on account Of
the rain Of yesterday, be played today at
the hours originally announced by the
greens committee.
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SOCIAL and PERSONAL
Large Number Of Guests Expected
at Senator Depew's Reception.

Elaborate Wedding of Miss Eliza
beth BIonnt and Rev. Eugene
shiPFen-The Dance mt the Country
CIab IA Fashionable nnc WeII-At-
tended Event-Other Ceremonies.
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nc DnE Department
-

The First National Bank Of Mexico" n.
Y. to begin business Immediately was also
issued yesterday
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Bedwear under price.

81 by se-inch doUble-bed size Mon
arch" Bed Sheets, which sou know
are never sold for less than soc.
Fun DOuble-bed Spreads in hand
some MSrseilles patterns: a limited
quantity 10 20 instead of 75e
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a forest with trailing vines. and through
the foliage rippled streamers and knots
of red satin ribbon I'D clusters Of Ameri-
can Beauty roses.
MIR. Woodbury. Blair. upon whom de-
volved the gracious duty Of arranging for
the pleasures of the evening. was brilliant
ly successful in his efforts, a specially
charming feature of which was a pro-
gramme of country dances in place of the
conventional cotillion and two-step- Upon
arriving the guests were welcomed by
Senator Eugene Hale. the president of the
club The additional governors who have
contributed so signally to the festivities OF
the Easter tide are Mr.. John Hay, Mr..
Calderon Carlisle. Mr.. Woodbury. Blair,
Judge Davis, Mr.. Marcellus Bailey. Ad-
miral Dewey, Mr.. Jesse Brown, and Mr..
William j. BOardman.
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Muslin Drawers.

p dozen Ladies Muslin Drawers;
some plain hem and Jucks, others UNI
brella with 5-inch ruffie; sold every
where at 25e; Green Ticket
Price l6c
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Child'S dresses

Children's Gingham Dresses trimmed
with washable braid in small and large
checks; also cambric skirts with hem
and five tucks; sizes 1 to ) years: sold
everywhere at 25c and S9c:
Green Ticket Price. Ice
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Infants Slips.

One lot Of Cambria Slips; ruf1e trim
med: good length and width; the
25c kind; Green Ticket Price. 15c
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Ladies gloves.

Ladies Taffeta Gloves in black. tan,
and grey, such as sell at 39c pair,
tonorrow for
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The marriage of Mr.. James E Henley
and Miss Eva Lee August was solemniZed
at St. Margaret's Church yesterday at
noon The bride. who is a tall and beau
tifully fair daughter Of the Old Dominion,
was escorted TO the chancel by her father.
Colonel August. Of Virginia, who gave
her hand in marriage. Her wedding gown
was of tan broadcloth. the skirt braided
in panels, and the bodice opening over a
front of white corded silk. With the sty-
lish toilet was worn a French hat of tan
chiffon, and great cluster of purple vio-
let's formed the bridal bouquet. There were
neither maids nor ushers. the only at
tendant being the groomsman. Mr.. James
E Newbold, of Baltimore. The groom
awaited the coming of his bride in the
chancel and upon her approach, advanced
to the front pew to meet her. They then
passed together to the altar where the
ceremony was performed by the rector,
DR.. Smith
A wedding breakfast was served later
at the Washington residence of the bride 5
parents. 2316 Eighteenth Street, and
during the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Henley
left for their wedding journey to Atlantic
City and other northern points.
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Hosiery.

Case Of ladies' fast black Hosiery.
extra fne gauge hose. fun seamless:
splieed heels and toes; instead Of
l5c pair 7iLc
20 dozen childreE's ribbed hose.
guaranteed fast bIaek. sDlieed heel and
toe IN this Tot are hose worth from
y lie 10 iSc- Green Ticket
Price a..
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BOYS Waists.

The Mothers Friend Boys Waist:
boon 10 mothers; no breaking Of but
tons; in stylish patterns. with and
without collars; you know the
regular price, our price for Fri
daV d-c
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DOmeSticS savings.

Remnants Of yard-wide PercaIes, in
new Spring patterns; light and dark
grounds ana perfectly fast in
color; II l-2c usually -.......5 1-2e
5000 yards OF mill ends OF India Lii
mons in one 10 eight yard lengths;
which sell from the piece for as
high as 19c yard, for -...-.-...F 1-2c
Remnants OF Light Calieos in fast
cOIors. the regular price of which
is sc yard. for 7-Sc
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Next Friday at p. m, at 10 Thirteenth street
northwest. aula-st
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TOrChOn taCeS,

Machine-made heayy and fine Tor
chOn LSces and InseTtings; from one
TO five inches wide, instead of
10c and u 1-2c tomorrow for a 1-2c
Handsome YaIenciennes Laces. in
neatest patterns. instead of &c yard
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Mr. Alvin \. Adee. Second Assistant Sec
retary of State. left Washington last night,
for two months tour in northern Eu-
rope. He sails from New York today, on
the Columbia. for Cherbourg. He pur-
poses making a tour awheel in northern
France. along the Rhine and through the
Black Forest. returning to Washington
about July l.
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LANSBURGH g. BRO.
washingtons Favorite Store.
Values That Will
Make You Wonder.

$500 yards Figured Lawn, Ba-
tiste, and Organdie in short
lengths, Ioc and I2Hc values
4C yd.
5000 yards I21zc and I Sc values
IN better lengths
SC yd.
1900 yards III fine Batiste and
Lace effects, I5c and ISc values
SC yd.
600 yards 25c French Orgaudie
Remnants
74C yd.
400 yards Pique Remnants, 49,
and 2oc quality
fOc yd.
$50 yards Iz%c Butchers Cot
ton, TO close
64C yd.
200 Boys Cloth Golf Caps
&c.
$50 Mems Indigo Blue Overalls,
24C.
500 Boys Percale and Outing
Shirt Waists
fOC.
500 yards Navy Blue, Brown,
Black, Tan, Light Grey Etamine
Dress Goods, double width, I2%c
value
&c yd.
Boys Wash Blouse Suits, fast
Colors, made of good cheviot, soc
29C.
Remnant Department-Third FlcoE
7 .aLSL O. D.
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Wrappers worth SIC and csc

Odds and ends in our high-grade
Wrappers Percales. and Dimities
some trimmed with breteIIes. finished
Win embroidery, others fancy braid
trimmed in variety Of different stvles
ight and dark cOlOrs; marked in plain
hsures Sac and SSc- Green Ticket
Price, 69c-
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> > ;
59c to SIC Muslin garments,
40 cents.
4 table full Of Muslin Garments
consisting Of muslin corset covers,
gowns. chemise. drawers. and skirts;
the regular 59c 70 SIC garments to go
at 49c; lace and embroidered trimmed
gowns il Empire effects. with lace
front and yokes Of tucks and insert
ing. drawers trimmed with lace ruf-
hes and two lace inseTtings; skirts
trimmed with Pinch umbrella rufTie
and dust rUffies. and Pinch en-
bToidery around bottom; choice.
Green Ticket Price dQr
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Exactly at 10 o'clock tOmOr-
row morning we shall put on
sale 30 ladies' silk capes trim
med with lace and jet; as long
as they last they will be S1c
each-a really extraordinary
bargain.
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Nazareth" waists.

One lot OF ehiidren's Nazareth
WaiSts-dOuble row OF buttons weH
stTapped-sli sizes-the 25c kind.
Green Ticket Price. II1L
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NeCkwear and yelling.

Ladies Standing and Turnover Lin
en- Collars. as well as the Daven-
port style; all sizes, instead Of
The new Spring 1900 Veilings. in
Tuxedo and Plain Meshes: spots and
velvet dots; instead of 25c yard
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1-9c
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iiSle vests.

leo dozen pure iisle thread vests
running seconds. only slight imperfee-
uons-a stitch here and there. six
drawing tape in neck and arm
holes-the 25c kind. Green Ticket
Price 10 = %
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CASTLE soap, PC.

Pure Olive Oil CASTLE Soap. which
sells in drug stores for 10c cake.
tomorrow here at ........-2 S-4c
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Twelve hundred invitations have been is
sued for the reception to be given tonight
by Senator Depew and his niece, Miss
PaulGing.
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Window shades. BIC.

Spring Roller Linen Window Shades;
complete ready to put up with
fixtures; warranted perfect, for. .---21c
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500 ladies' covert cloth and
cheviot spring jackets in black,
blue, brown and tans, both the
fly front and REFER effect, lined
throughout; to go at S2.9S to-
morrow.
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Soc and 7Sc SIlirtwaists. 1Ic-

1900 soc and 75c Shirt Waists with
nothing wrong except the collars have
become disengaged and lost Hundreds
OF patterns in percales. lawns. cham
orays, and Organdies. pink. blue. Law
ender. green, and tan striped and plaid
effects and plain cclOrs. Placed on
separate table Green Ticket Price.
2Ic
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Fancy goods.

Jewel set and sterling silver Hat
pins. such as sell for 15c each. for Sc
Ladies' Sidecombs of black tortoise
and amber; instead Of 15c pair.
fO- q T-0n
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Green Ticket sale tomorrow at Kings Palace

you know what that means at Kings Palace
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75C ShirtwaiStS. 49c

Another lot Of Ladies' PercsIe
waists in cadet blue. lavender. green.
pink, and navy dots and stripes per-
ieet hitting These waists are made OF
the best Sea Island" percaIe bought
to sell at 10Y -GFeen Ticket Price. acc.
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75c and 81 imported leghOrns,

Thousands Of hats. consisting Of
rough and fancy braids-some machine
sew ID. some made on wire frames. but
all the very newest shapes. em1Tscing
The Hobbs Russell 90 GainsbOr-
Ough, Turbans. Walking Hats. and
Short Backs. n all cOl0Ts and black. in
Guiding the latest shades OF Tuscans.
Whicf are 20 be so much wOrn-instead
Of 75c and S7c-fOr 46c.
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ChiId'S SOC untrimmed hats,

500 children's untrimmed hats
Of plain and fancy straw in a
large assortment of shape crowns; the
Identical hats which sell elsewhere for
as much as 90 cents each; TO &C for 25c.
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400 trimmed hats, worth 81,
So, and $40, 90 tOm0r-
row for S3.75.

-Four hundred beautiful and fashiona-
bly, Trimmed Hats ready tomorrow Not
one Hat in the four hundred is worth
less than s.. and many are s. to SO
values. Therefore. az $3.75 the Offering
is unprecedented. for all are most styl-
ish creations
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y lot of ladies' handsome ap-
pliqued skirts in black and grey
with lew bOx-pleat backs; such
as sell usually for 50, to 90 to-
morrow at S2.4S.
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More great suit bargains
$40, SI2, and SIS
suits, S5.OS.

Womens and sses' Suits Of fine Yenetans Broad
cloths Cheviot Seres Homespuns CQverts and handsome
cloths, in back blues, mode royal
garnet cadet with single and double fly
front and reeer ia kets-lined
With satin; skirts made with the pleated
Many OF these suits plain, but there equally
Inany appliqued with afeta silk. trimmed with
have strap an vel identical
suits are being shown about S10 $i5
therefore. at S9s they are unprecedented bargains
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-31
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
2 referred Against Well Known Bouldsr
County Farmer.

2 referred Against Well Known Boulder
County Farmer.
/H.S S. Gilbert, 4 we'll to do farmer re.
siding near Nj Wot. came to town today
and went to Justice Henderson's Office
and surrendered himself. Later he went
into an adjoining Office ard had long
consultation with Hon. S. S. Downer. Mr.
Gilbert stated that he understood war.
rant was out for his arrest. As a matter
Of fact Under She riff Bailey had left tor
Nj Wot early in the morning with the
warrant for Mr. Gilbert's arrest. He
stands charged by one Otto Ottens with
the serious crime of rape. his victim be.
ing Adobe Cole. An adopted daughter of
Mr. Gilbert. and formerly of Garfield.
The girl is but IS years of age and,
though the complaint does not state it.
it is understood that repeated assaults
have been made by the aged farmer.
Mr. Gilbert is lame, about 70 years of
age, white bear ded and almost of patri-
archal appearance. He is married and
head of large family The crime
alleged is under the age Of consent act
Mr. Gilbert waived examination and
gave bonds in the SUN Of 81 900 for ap.
pearance at the April term of the dis
trict court. The little girl was taken
from bis home by Mr. O,;ens to relatives
near Boulder. There is said TO be con-
siderable indignation III the neighbor'
hood Of the Gilbert place, though the old
Hecker-Gl!bert neighborhood quarrel
may be responsible for the serious
charge.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-31
Governor DisSolves the Legislature and
Troops Hold the Capitol.
THE DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS
DRIVEN FROM MEETING PLACES AND DENIED
RIGHT OF ASSEMBLY.

were discovered As they came awav and
the books and papers were seized by the
troops.
The Democratic members will. prob
ably, assemble at Louisville and the Re
publicaas at London. giving Kentucky
two Legislatures a, the same time.
The contest committees of the legis.
lature met in joint session last night and
by a strict party vote declared William
E. Goeb i to be entitled to the seat OF
governor and Mr. Becham to that OF
iieutenan, governor. Democratic whips
worked like beavers to get quorum to
gether to act upon the committee report
and give the dying Goebel the honor Of
having been declared governor before
his death, but so many members bad
gone home to their constituencies for the
night that they were unable to carry out
this program.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-31
HIS NECK BROKEN.

Dirt Crush.s Life out Of scott syndsr At the
Brick Yards.
Scott Snyder. aged as. was instantly
killed while working in the clay field OF
the Boulder Pressed Brick company
late last evening. He was undermining
the clay bank when Garth above was
loosened and fell. breaking his neck.
The body was taken in charge by cor
oner Trezise, who found the facts as
stated and An inquest unnecessary. A
son of the dead man lives with Ebert
Green on Portland avenue, the wife of
Mr. Snyder being dead. The boy is IL
years old and is left without patrimony
unless an uncle in the east comes to
the rescue.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-31
TYRANT TAYLOR.
SEXES the Capitol and Declares Legislative
Session Adjourned.

SEXES the Capitol md Declares Legislative
Session Adjourned.
Frank ort, KY, Jan. 3I-This city IS
entirely in the hands OF the militia
Crowds are dispersed wherever they
gather and gatling guns and troops guard
the capitol. No one is admitted except
by passport from the Republican officers.
At o:4s the De mocratic members OF the
legislature met at the Capitol hotel.
and started to march to the capitol.
Speaker Trimble in the lead.
They had hardly left the hotel when
they were met by Attorney General
Collier and troops Collier read to them
p exclamation from Governor Taylor
declaring Frankfort to be in state Of
insurrection and that he had adjourned
the Legislature to meet at London. Ky"
February E at II o'clock. The Demo
Gratis we're nonplussed but Speaker
Trimble called on them TO meet at the
opera house at once and they marched
toward that building. They were met
BY the troops, Collier at their head. and
ordered to turn back. Repairing to the
hotel. Democrats and Republicans
mingled in the great throng. party lines
disappearing in the universal denuncia
ton Of the course OF Taylor and Collier.
Overhead, and where he could easily
hear the throng in the lobby. lay Will
lam E. Goebel, dying and IN great pain
The Democrats occupied room for
council, but Collier aud the troops dis
persed the meeting. He declared that
if they entered the room Of Mr. Goebel
for conference, he would disperse them.
If they attempted to meet anywhere but
at London, be declared he would dis
perse the assembly. London Is in Laurel
county. strong Republican mountain
section of Kentucky.
The excitement during the noon hour
was intense. Conferences Of Democratic
leaders and judges were being held. The
Democrats deny that Frankfort is in 4
state of instruction and. therefore tina,
the governor has any rightto adjourn the
legislature.
The number of troops and elaborate
preparations indicate that Collier has
had today's movement planned for some
time.
At I:3o the condition of Mr. Goebel
was most serious. Two ministers we're
called in to administer the last rites Of
the church. although Mr. Goebel is an
agnostic.
Governor Taylor and Ex-Governor
Bradley. with troops, occupy the execut.
i i've office. Neither have left the capitol
since the assassination Of Mr. Goebel.
At noon two clerks stole into the house
of representatives and secured the
journal and papers of the house. They
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-31
BIG BLAZE IN KANSAS.

Town II Winfield Heavy sunersr From .
Fire.
Wichita, Kas., Jan. 3I-The town of
Winfield. 5000 inhabitants, suffered a
terrible fire today. The Hackney block.
costing $I25 900. was destroyed with all
its contents, as was the Arlington hotel
4 I'd the Ru:t livery barn. In the latte
the horses were cremated. One hundred
families were rendered homeless.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-31
They Answer no Que. lions.

London. Jan. 3I-Francis S. Stevenson
Liberal member. inteipellated Mr. Bal
four, government leader in the house to.
day as to what England's terms to the
Beers would be, but the speaker sustain
cd an objection that the question could
not be asked,
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-31
eoER FIGURES ACCURATE.
Casualties Of Oaao.rs Indicate Extent Of
the slaughter.

Casualties Of Ome.rs Indicate Extent OF
the slaughter.
London, Jan. 3I-The war Office
continues 70 hold back de6nie
news ID regard y the Casualties
At Spion kop resulting from Wednes
days battle, but reports from various
sources state that the British losses we're
even greater than indicated in the Boer
dispatches Of Sunday. One report states
that the British cas- ualties exceed 1900
dead and 1000 wounded. In view Of
the large number OF officers killed-twice
as many as at Magersfontein and four
times as many as at Colenso-there is
reason to fear that the Boer report of the
British loses will prove nearly accurate.
Ladysm,th. Jan. 3t-News of Butler $
failure reached the besieged garrison
today and causes great disappointment,
blu. no dependency. The Boer laager's
near the town are filling up With men re.
turning from pursuit Of Butler. The
enemy is strongly Strengthening his
position about Ladysraith and has posted
uore guns against the town.
Kimberly, Jan. 76-The wholesale
bombardment which lasted all day yes
terday was resumed this morning. The
Beers sent $50 shells into all parts Of
Kimberly. There were several casualtie.
including a woman and child. The favor
lite target appears to have been the
hospital. A shrapnel shell exploded
close to a hearse which was proceeding
to the cemetery. and she'll burst IN the
cemetery during the funeral.
Lourenzo Marques, Jan. 2o-Special
dispatches from Pretoria. dated Thurs
day, January IS. report that collision
occurred at Crocodile pool between Boel
outposts and the British, who were in
overwhelming force.
The burghers at first retired. but on
being reinforced drove the British from
their position. The Beers had two
wounded.
| Admission is only IS cents for the
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-31
Blizzard in Ohio,

Columbus. Jan. 3I-The most terrific
blizzard is sweeping over Ohio. The
temperature is below zero and terrific
wind is driving the snow.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-31
Moro Trouble Foe England.

More Trouble For England.
Paris, Jan, gilt is reported that Som
danese troops have mu,ined to the mum.
Der of 1900 with only $50 British soldiers
to hold them in check.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-31

Admission is only IS cents for the
concert at the M. E. church tomorrow
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-13
THE FRUITS
or Cuffec-Drinking.

The fruits or results, in my case, of
coffee drinking. were sallow complexion
almost tJtal less of appetite. as well AS
sleepicssne:;s AMI sluggish circulation.
Il was also very bilious and conssi-
pated must IF the time for eight years.
and became so nervous thn. was unable
TO do any mental la62r and was -ast APP
proc ching a condition where there would
have beensnc .,tp for me.
~ am Convinced that If I had con-
tinued using coffee much longer the re-
suit would have been a total mental and
physical wreck.
~ sometin rs think the all-wise pro1l-
dellcc locks after us IN trouble, at any
rate, when I was in despair a FRIEND
urged me to, give up coffee entirely and
!, Sc Postum, giving the reasons why. 1t
was hard fer me to believe that 50 COM
mon beverage as coffee was the CAUSE
Of my trouble, hut / made the change,
and firm the first trial experienced a
benefit and Improvement. My complex
ion has improved. It !, Ecrvcusrsss gone,
as we'll as ne b:l!ous troIble and sleep
,essn.ss, and I am completely cured Of
sluggish circulation. In fact. am well.
and the return to health has been dh-
rectly traced to leaving off coffee ard
using Postum Food Coffee I recommend
POSTUM to all coffee wrecks without
single reseryation."-Ja D. Kimball,
Isabella Street, Northampton. Mass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-13
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Oscar Cranz, Jr., to Pauline
Lybrock Cranz, 40 feet on east side Linden
Street 1o9 feet north of Floyd Avenue, So.
Guarantee Building. Loan and Trust Co.
to Nancy Register. 20 feet on south side
Charity Street, 100 feet west OF St. Paul
Street. S4S5.60.
Il. II. Harwood and wife TO Charles T..
Basoy, rs I-l2 feet on north side Hanover
Street northeast corner Rowland, 81, 81. 67.
Same to c. Z. Richards. 50 1-l2 feet on
north side Hanover Street, northwest cor
ner Meadow Street, S1,9ll.69.
Miss a NJ lkuEl1 TO The Peoples Relief
Association of Virginia, SO feet on north
side NJ Street, e6 feet east from Thirty
first Street 500
r. I. Lacy. special commissioner. to
Lucy II. and Fannie Montgomery, A I-l2
feet on north side FenabIe Street, 129 HIP
feet west OF Jessaa!ine Street, corrects err
ror in former deed.
Lucy n. Montgomery and Fannie Mont
go,nery'S trustee 10 Mrs. Della w. Vii
l:anS. A ZIP feet on north side Nenable
Street, 129 1i-l2 feet west of Jessamine
Street, $1,000.
Harriet robinson to Irene R. Hill, Is feet
on east side Third Street, 152 feet from
south side Duval Street, 50.
Hearico: a. +. Corles and wife to W
A. Garter. 50 feet on east side North
Avenue, corner Essex Street, $500.
southern Trust Company TO Jonathan
Bryan, 1862 acres about one mile northeast
of Richmond. known as Poplar Hill, -
$3.50.
sa!lie A. Self.s trustee to Robert r. and
Maud c. Edwards, So feet on south side
Wood Street. 500.