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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12


Poplataly, ze ami wei, ami przystap.
Kolasa krolewska bardzo sic przechyli-
Ia; tylko patrzeS, kiedy sic Gale wy.
wr6ci, sam Krol Jegomos6 ma Swan
kowanie zdrowia nara Aon.
By1o PREY kr6lu duzo ludzi, dwo-
ran, dragonji, ~szlachty, a wszystko to
konno jeohalo; jak sic to tedy zwali
gesta kupa ma ratunek, to j~eszcze GO
rzej, DO ten chwyta "a to, ten "a owo,
ten szarPie tedy, ten owedy, ten sobie
krzyozy, a ten sobie owo halas,
trzask, zamieszanie, &c ohyba siekiera
sic Przerabiesz do kolasy. TAX sic ida
rzyfo, Re wozy dworskie, 90 SHY pred
krolem, odsadzi1y sic byiy daleko ma
prod, a z woz6w skarbnyoh, 90 jeoha-
fy z tyiu, ojcowski byl najbliaszy.
Przybie.al tedy ojcieo moi jua z samej
oiekawosci; widzi, jake jeden z drago.
now, co pozsiadali z koni, ably zaprzeg
przywr6ci6 znowu- do ladu, padl jak
nieaywy cd kopyta, a drugi niebora-
GEEK pod ko}ami jeno dysze; ME ma.
myslajac sic zatem dlugo, zuohwasem
screen skacze ojcieo miedzy konie,
podsadza sic pod Oug dyszlowy, i no.
zem wielkim k~rakowskim, 90 60 tak.e
tuliohem zowia, rzeze postronki j RE-
mienie. Ledwo sic Z zyoiem wybiega}
i bez szwanku ojoiec moi z tel niebez-
pieoznej roboty ale teraz, to jua z
latwoscia ~rozplatano konie. Kolasa 70
stala W m~iejscu, a konie zhukane i zna.
rowione, a kt6ry i skaleozony, rzuci}y
sic strza1a W pole. Wysadzil sic ma
prod ku wozom skarbnym jeden star
sly dworzanin i VIOLA:
- Masz tam kt6ry dobre konieP
Ojcieo moi Podbiegl do swojego wo-
"a j m6wi:
= Nam Panic.
- Dawaj sam, a duchem!
Ojciec W mig wyprzagi swoje konie
j kazano mu je zaloay6 do kolasy kr6-
lewskiej. M6wil potem ojcieo matce,
jake 60 strach wielki ogarna}, kiedy
pomysla}, Re anua ME wywlecze kolasy
krolewskiej z trzesawiska, a tax i wstyd
a moze i 90 gorszego go spotka. Pole
OH sic tylko Najsw. Fannie i sw. Jerze-
mu, CO jest niebieskim patronem fur
man6w, popatrzyl tax mi}osiernie ma
swoje szkapy, jak aeby js prosil, ably
60 lynn ciezkim terminie ME opusz.
ozaly, a potem biorsc sic oaly jakby W
kupe, ME baozao juz ma MIC, ami nawet
ma Msjestat krolewski, jak ME trzasnie
z bicza, jak ME huknie z calej mooy:
,Au! Ajul Aju! Hyj!lT", a konie, jak
zeby zrozumia&y, re tn idzie o dobrego
pana j o waasny ich honor, jak sic ME
wypna gdyby pa3aki, jak sic ME wysa-
dza Gale garbate, jak ME szarpna z
miejsoa i otto kolasa kr6lewska juA
ma twardej drodze i jeno wiol dalej!
TAX podwi6zl ojcieo kr6la do Jano-
va, a niedaleko juz by}o do tel stacji, i
tn dw6r caly zatrzyma} sic. Kiedy OF
oieo koniska udreczoue wyprzagi, ably
wracac pc sw6j woz, 20 zostai W lyle
ma drodze, kaza mu do krola. Stana{
ojoiec truchlejacy pred Majestatem
Pahskim pc raz pierwszy W zyciu a pc
raz ~oststni, a oczu nawet podnies6 sic
ME wazyl ma oblioze ~krolewskie. Mo-
wi kr0l Zy0munt:
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VICTORIAN HURT IN CRASH.
Two Cars on Asssr, street Line Come
Tovs.. her

Two Cars on AI.,:r. stree. Line Come
Toge. her.
While approaching the caT-shed AT Man
and Vine Streets shortly after II O'Clock
yesterday morning cars Nos. . ard 81, Oh Oh
the Passenger and Power Company. ran ran
inio each Other. crashing the front Oh me
cars and seriously in5nring the motor men
j. IA. Martin and J. B. Davis. MI Nh
Tins face was badly gashed in several
MACE. and Ii was thought for a time that
his skull was fractured. Mr. Davis re-
ceiyed number of bruises about me iaee'
DH,. VII get entirely well. ,,.,,.-..
4 Mr.. Martins physician. DR.. H anu. sss
said late last night that ms pa.en -, Ia
sustained severe conclusion OF the Dt All
hut was probably no, fatally hurt me
Doctor was unable to say whether the
inner. table OF the skull had been .a rs1Ie
tnred, but he thought not. The ou'ei 'SD.e
was not fractured.
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AUCTION SALEs-FutnreD ays.5
Eeprte w. Mayo. Aucttoncer.

sTINUSITALI1Y ELEGANT House
VI HOLD FERNITURTl Nd CAR q
LET S,HANDSoafE# GoLD-GILT sM ai y
TEL. MIRROR sssaRRIAGEs.s 81. = =
AT AGCII0N.-By direction of Miss u.
q. cayce. who is declining housekeeping.
Il Will sell, by auction. at the residence
of the late Milton Caycc, at the corner
square from each OF the electrician lines,
at 1880 "a III.
TUESDAY. sEPTEMBERl1,1 1900,
Very Handsome SIX and SIX Brocatelle
Pieces: Magnificent 1nlaid Parlor Cabi-
net. bought sor $50 at the World Fair;
Beautiful Golu-Gilt Afantel Mirror Cold
Gilt and Fancy Chairs Ornamental Par
Tor Lamps. Onyx and other Tables,
Bric-a-Brac, GARDENERS. BronZes, Eta
CERES. Imported Italian Marble Orna-
ments, Crystal Candelabras, &c; Pic
lures. &c.
Furniture, Handsome Walnut Bookcase,
Walnut Secretary. Miscellaneous Books,
Massive Leather Library Chairs,
Leather Couch, Library Table. Gipsey
Kettle and Stand. Library Table, fine
antique claw foot.
Unusually Beautiful Mahogany Loo or
Breakfast Table: Carved, Chartered
Oak Sideboard. with fine large beveled-
plate mirrors. Long Massive Oak EN,
tension Table. heavy carved pedestal
legs: Massive Brass-Trimmed. Leather
Seat and Backs Dinner Chairs: Excel
lent Oak Refrigera tors. Cherry Celiaret;
Game Pictures: HaviIand and other fine
Dessert and Game Sets; Solid Silver
Spoons, Cut Glass. China, Table Linen,
&c.
Elegant Administer Parlor Carpets, the
very best make and design: Moquett
and Brussels Chamber, Stair and Hall
Carpets, Large and Very Handsome
Medal,ion-Centre Administer Art Square,
Fur and Smyrna Rugs, Silk and other
Portieres. Handsome Lace Curtains. &c
Solid Cherry and other Chamber SUITS;
> Cherry, Walnut and other Wardropes'
mahogany Washstands; Gomnlode,
Wicker and other Rockers ana Snalrs,
Fine Hair. Mattresses, Excellent FeatheI
Pillows and Bolsters, Eiderdown ana
other Quilts, Sheets, Blankets: &c
,.a,,.ct;on of Palms, Rubber Trees ai .S
etber desirable Plants; Porcn d'.u
Swinging Chairs, Lawn Benches, @e:
Dawton Wagon, Jumper, Harness, 80 7sa.
dies. Mower, Roller, HarroWs, r. aiaar
press. Bone Mill, Poultry NeIt!ns. "a
nenter.s Tools, and a large quahlltS VI
Good Farming Utensils
T1he Furniture Carpets and sHousehoiu
Articles are of the finest character anu
IN peau'..u4 eot'' GEORGE w. MAYO,
Auclioneer.
Geo. H Valentine, Salesman.
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We will sell, at public auction, on the

We will sell, at public auction, on the
! TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1900,
At $50 O'clock P. NJ, in the following
!. with it'ii the TTWo-sToRY FRAME
STORE, No. 405 Louisiana Street, between
Sixth and Seventh Streets, containlng'
besides the store, living rooms, COM
Street and fronting on Louisiana street ct
70 feet more or less}, with depth OF 93
feet to an alley 10 feet wide. o-
OBJ SMALL FRAME STORE, No. 4O1
Louisiana Street, adjoining the above on
the east, fronting 10 feet tmore or less)'
with a depth of 90 feet to a 10-foot alley,
containing / room besides the store.
Co TWO FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos.
said Louisiana Street IA feet 5 inches
each, with a depth of 93 feet to an alley
IL feet wide. Adjoining on the east the
store of w. c.. Gayle. Five rooms each;
southwest corner of Sixth and Orleans
Streets, Nos. 309-311 Orleans Street, 'front.'
ing together S3 feet S inches by 100 feet
deep, containing each ) rooms.
B. TWO FRAME TENEMENTS, Nos.
3S10-3Sl2. on the west line of Seventh
Street, between Louisiana and Denny
Streets. fronting together 53 feet on
Seventh Street, with a deph of 100 feet
lnore or leSS), containing rooms each.
t1ne Well OF water, etc.
4. THREE ONE-STORY FRAME TEN
f.4.4ENTS, on Nicholson Street, Nos. 532-
a34-5S6. fronting together 46 feet 6 inches,
of So feet
.. TWO FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos.
s316-3lS Centre Street, containing rooms
each. fronting together 80 feet, with a
depth of SO feet.
BUILDING LOTS.
6. TWO BUILDING LOTS, fronting to-
gether 81 feet on the north line of -Nichol-
son Street, beginning 30 feet. from the
east line of Spring Street, with a depth
OF SO feet tmore or less.
4. EIGHT BUILDING LOTS, on the
southwest corner of Lewis and Wiltshire
Streets. fronting together or on Lewis Street
s. TWO BUILDING LOTS, on the
southwest corner of Williamsburg Ave-
nue. and Ohio Street, fronting together 4S
feet, with a depth on Ohio Street line OF
s9e feet, and on the eastern line OEfeet
TO an alley L feet wide. on which 1t
fronts 40 feet.
WEDNESDAY,, SE EprE11sssa ~ l9oo'
that TWo-sToRY BRICK DRUGSTORE
No. LII North Twenty-fifth Street
known .slanghter,s Drugstore: i
contains besides the store. 2 rooms back
of the store and ) rooms upstairs, and
kitchen in the yard,
ALSO,
the FRAME DWELLING, Immediately
| adjoining the above, No. 11Q91s North
Twenty-fifth Street, containing rooms
These two pieces OF property front to-
gether 30 feet on the east line of Twen-
ty-fifth Street, between @ and r Streets
with a depth Of 140 feet to an alley Ii
feet wide.
Some of the above property is the best
business property in the business centre
of busy Fulton. A fine opportunity for a
most desirable paying investment.
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth cash,
balance In six, twelve and eighteen
months, bearing 6 per cent. interest, Sc
cured by deed of trust.
r. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
SCI Auctioneers.
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MAN#FoR ROAD; $40 WEEKLY AND Nd
9 expenses. sell dealers experience IN IN,
4 necessary; permanent posi- ion. "a Sll1.p
SuPPIiY&CO.Ph iIadelphja.
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BY ). Thompson Brown & Co.
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CHARGED WITH CRUElT'y
IAwcls-knoyn Actor In Ludlow street
jail.
IRY afsncisfesi g,rcss.

80 j AL. $500:
fRx associated Frees
S NEW YORK. Sept s.--Me bourne MIG. shae.
DoNell the actor. who WAS the HUSBAND
and leading support for Fanaiesi,asehI,ess
s,rs;fr Se,s,,e.h charged nm with having
cruelty treated MS wife. WHO was Mrs.
1rslaci.n.aa Maria BRAKEMAN. the divorced
axr.ff, of N wealthy broker. She alleges that
since she married the actor in June ne has
constantly iii-sreatcd he-.
sdcroweii was taken TO Ludlow Street
ian and was told that his bond had been
1xea at sss,aS His wife has 1ie.d suit
/ for divorce. charging cruelty, She left
aaim Il. this city this week, and, if- Is under
stood. returned 10 her parents In Balti-
more.
They we're married last june In Norfolk.
Va mcdowell refused to make any state
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Geo. II. Valentine. Salesman.
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WANTS.

.-~~~>c~e~~-~~----~~-~>->
SEWING-AIACHINE SALE.-WE HAVE
o lot of New Homes, New Ideals and
Climax Machines. little shop-worn. as
good as new VIII sell very cheap for
cash. Examine our new style Tailoring
Machine; nothing on the market to equal
it; price reasonable. We sell needles
for 5 cents. Do not purchase any Ma
chine before YOU examine ours. NEW
HOME. SEWING MACHINE OFFICE,
eO2 East Broad Street, Richmond. Va.
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EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON,
via R., f. & P. Railroad
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER u. 1900,
Under direction of Mrs. j. r Gill, super
intendent Male Orphnn Asylum.
Train leaves Broad and Hancock streets,
Wednesday morning, September l2th, at
A. NJ; returning, leaves Ninth and Mary
land Avenue, Washington, Fridny. Septen'-
Der 18th, at o'clock 2. NJ. sharp:
Round-trip fare-R.chmond to Washing-
ton. $3.50; boswell to WASHINGTON ~
Richmond to Fredericksburg, No; ASH
land to WASHINGTON, 81: Milford to Wash
tneton 81 10; Fredericksburg to Washing
ton. 81 .25: children. half fare, SIPS. sepa-
rate coaches for colored people. Parlor-
car attached. Train stops at all regular
stations.
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- J 2 = 4 = > =
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
7SaE sSIfSoNE OF THE 3 HssI ItiAa,
STER BUSINESSES in he 6. = iYI gsGu
reasons for selling Address As1A1sS'
TON. care: Leader Office
1 ToI,-sA,I.E NEW EIGHT-RooM,1Rt RI Res p Il,
-cIoINT1sf5 = o1, North. Avenue, 5aI
1eirhtsI Terms easy. Apply =. MT
GAN. Barton Heights,
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l shall sell by pupilc aucIoh, on W
pi giilIISRsDAY SEPTEMBER 10. 1900,
at II NJ. my BEAUTIFUL SuBuRBAN
RESIDENCE, situated on Wliilamsp ,,l,,
road. two miles from Richmond. Inc
farm has about forty acres. with dwelling
of IL rooms, with large basement. sooo
outbuildings. water in yard, WITH pielts
Immediately after the above sale. shall
offer my FARM on the New Market "a hets roa a.
which 40 are cleared. There is com
Portable dwelling, good outbuildings' a
fine orchard, and good water nnoD
ERTY commences at 1880 A NJ sharp,
consisting. of 3 Cows, % TURKEYS. LEG Leg
horn Fowls. Farming Implements, H9Ise-
hold Furniture. Growing Crops. hay,
Millet, Cord-Wood, etc, etc.
TERMS: Cash as to personal property
on farms one-tllrd cash--baianee SIX
twelve and eighteen months, secured by
+r,,st deed. Mrs. E. A TRENCH.
w. b. FRAYSER, Auctioneer.
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aUcTIS saLEs--Monday-
By j. B. Elan & Co,
Real Estate Aucdcneers.

acol~<~-><>-s :. = = > - u "
BY j. b. Elan & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
r HE NEAT. COMFORTABLE. WELL
LOCATED AND ,-,o,,y
DESIRABLE DETACHED T'Wo-SIoh1
FRAME DWELLING,
WITH LOT 33sxSS FEEI,
No .Gl2 EAST CLAY STREET,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
ON MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 10TH,
AT 6 O'CLOCK p NJ,
we shall sell, by public auction, on me
premises for cash, or one-thiru casi. p ~
snce at six and twelve months, at .iiS
nrtian of the purchaser, the abofe-ilaii,s,,9
Wary DISlRABLE HOUSE AND LOl,
On 1t1e north side Of Clay between Iwen.
sv-siSth and TwsJity-Seyenthz s>t.eeis- II
is most conveniently and pleasantly 20
1ate,s comfortably arranged. wei Ten
anted and desirable. whether for home OF
- se5-.,, Auctioneers
c. H Oliver. Asctioneer,
No. 20 East Broad Street.
a UCTIoN SALE OF HousEHo,Li,DI
"A AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
CARPETS, MATING PIANOS, &c:-l
will sell
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1900,
at 1890 A. NJ, Oak and 3 Walnut SUITS,
;. Pianos. i Walnut Bookcase and DESK
combined. Walnut and oak X. H is,aI aead
IA alnut and Oak Extension rabies, beo,
steads, Bureaus, Washstands, Cha1Ls, I
Invalid Rolling Chair. Mattresses, COOK
Stoves etc. Ladies invited to attend the
sale. GEO. Y. OLIVER,
Salesman
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WANTED, TWO OR THREE SECOND
Floor Rooms, connecting. and unfur-
nished, in private family with board.
sonab,e terms. State location and
terms Address PERMANENT, care
80 East Broad.
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A UCTIoN SALE
FARM. STOCK, FOWLS. IMPLEMENTS,
HoJ7SEHOLD FURNITURE. GROW
ING CROPS, ETC.
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MEETINGS.

nj LETTINGS.
:. to1o@o@o~~ N~~>~oo~0o~~0~
ma S> MN, MEMBERS OF NIANAToKA
IN TpIRE No. So, IMP. o. r. NJ: Broth
ers.1.You are hereby notified 10 assem-
bic at tswgwaam1n Sh A9ar , tr1ps Lss
Corn moon, at the third run, settApg of
he s,,n1 G. = S. D., 400 (Septenber 10Th,
5 +. M, to pay the last sad q, tribdte of.
respect to our deceased sprot TN W..
HARRIS. Members of sister tribes are:
respectfulIy invited to attend.
s. e. w. MILLER,
Chief of Records
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ALSO.
L BRICK STORE AND l FRAME
DWELLING ON NORTH TWENTY
FIFTH STREET.
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WANTED-To SELL AT ONCE TWO
Ca pair) Nice Telephones. Can be used
on a long or short circuit. VIII sell
cheap, and put 'em UP If desired. Address
TELEPHONE, care Leader.
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TORRENT. -,
>S>>SS>>>>sS~>-Sece-ISSe. Nso>e,SrS~1SNr~c-c -
or Rent.
Dwellings, Stores, Offices.
Call fol. s1IR2 ..lt List.
1. SELDOM TAYLOR,
8 North Eleventh ST.
8 North Eleventh St,

Foo RENT
TE1REE-STORYs BRICK DIV El ELL. u ~.
NO. 5li East Franklin Street ce n,a a.. =,
located bathroom on two floors i ;tisu -
good order. Possession eptelnpeef ~ -
se9-lt Tenth and Bank streets.
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Having determined on leaving the state
] shall sell by public auction, on the
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WANTED, BY GENTLEMAN AND
wife mo children), suit OF from to
rooms, exclusive use of bath, in section
bounded by Third, Grace, Sixth and
Main Streets Address b, care Times,
or No. 204 North Foushee Street.
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,p5,,:1,SEI;saIp NoTICEs.

.so-c-'-'so Richmond. Va, Sept. 9, luoo..
The undersigned have Snser th 1he aa Arm name
into p ,lst g VAUGHAN g. con- 4
ana sfYl r. the conduct Of a GlsSEfa .l1
j, OBACCO BIZ siNtSf9 ~. 's,o
So,ith Tenth Street
Z n. VAUGHAN.
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TO SARAH HARRIS AND HENRY
BROWN

70 LOUISE" ENGELkING, CHARLES
ROBERTS, TRUSTEE, AND JOSE
PHINE DAVIS:
You are hereby notified that LOT OF
LAND. in Fairfield Magisterial District
Henrico county, described as 6Ox11O feet.
west side State Street, Lots IL and is,
was sold on the 9th day of august, 1856,
for delinquent taxes. Hlevies, interests and
costs, to the Commonwealth of Virginia
An application for the purchase thereof
has been filed inEthis office, and It ap-s
pearing from the records in this office
that you are interested in the said land,
you are further notified to appear here
in four months from the date of this
notice and do what may be necessary to
protect your interest s.
Given under my hand this sth day OF
: 'epe'iAo sAFL# p WADDILL.
Clerk of the Henrico County Court.
s wy sXM,L WADDILL. Clerk.
Gayle Attorney.
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AGENTS WANTED /.

GENERAL AGENTS IN EVERY LO-
cality in United States to represent
large concern, appointing agents on
strictly salary basis of $50 per month,
with all travelling expenses paid
DEPT. 337, 1870 Park Avenue, New
York
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CAPABLE SALESMAN WANTED: SAL
arv or commission; samples Of side line
and information, 10 cents Box H,
Winchester, Mass.
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DWELLINGS AND STORES.
FOR RENT.
Gall for Printed Rent LISf,
n. w \ \ BoWe.
Sc 0-1t.

a OR RENT.
That NICE BRICK DWELLING. NJ.
916 Turpin Street, corner OF TENN .otre ,n
House contains seven rooms ana has 81
Gently been put N good repair. VIZ ieiil
JOHN 3. GAYLE ,1,
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BIZ Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
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by virtue of a certain deed of trust to the
undersigned trustee, dated May 18th. 1885,
duly dccorded IN the Clerks office of the
Richmond Ghancery Court. Deed Book ISL
"A. page Al, default having been made
i'll the payment of the debt therein secured
and being required TO do SO by the benefit
ciary,l VII proceed TO sell, on the prem
3ses. on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1860.
al $40 O'Clock 7. NJ:
First That DESIRABLE TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING, No. 1872 North Sec
ona Street. The lot fronts y feet ON the
vast side of Second Street, between Jack
son ana Dura1 Streets, and extends back
between paraIIeI lines lis feet
SECOND And Immediately thereafter,
say at 6 O'Clock, the INO-STORY.
FRAMIs-AND-BRlCK DWELLING. No.
lsI3 Poplar Street. The lot fronts 32 feet
3 inches on the south side Poplar or Brown
Street. between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Streets. and runs back JOG feet
TERMS. Cash sufficient to pay cos-s
and expense OF executing tbs trust. all
cits and State taxes, and a note Tor wv WV
with Interest on same from May 10TH 1SAe.
TO day of sale; The balance in equal .ins1at.
:nen,s at one and two years from day OF
sale. for notes with interest added, and
secured by q deed OF trust on the SAID
property.
SOL CUTCHINS. Trustee.
McNeigh & CHM. Aust:oneers.
More liberal terms may be announced at
sale. SepS.
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DUBLIC AUCTION SALE
i OF
II TwO-sToRY FRAME DWELLINGS
9 FRAME STORES,
CENTRALLY LOCATED in
THE THRIVING TCNTN OF FULTON;
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$40 PER DAY SELLING OUR 25c. REG
istration Key Outfit: sample outfit, Zoe.
CONTINENTAL REGISTRY CO,
Broad and Arch Streets. Philadelphia.
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The Misses Rates
SITUATIONS waNrED-Female.

WANTED, BY GRADUATE IN UNI
versity course of Mary Baldwin Semi
nary, a position in school or family for
advanced or primary work. Four years
experience Highest references Adj
Va.
Cañon City record., 1900-04-05
Saw Old Mexicp.

Bert Ellis and John Wright have
returned from an extensive tour Of
Old Msxico. They visited most Of
the places mentioned in the editor of
the REcoRD's article last winter.
They visited the mines at zacateeas.
took . hot springs bath At Aguas Cal
ientss, and talked with the parrots at
San Luis Patosi. They saw the num-
mics at Guanajuato, ate winter straw
berries at Iraquato. saw . bull fight
. cock fight and many otlisr interest
ing sights at City of MEXICO. Spent
q day at Cuernavaca and tried to
catch the yellow fever By Waiting
Vera Cruz At Tacubaya they touch
ed the green cloth just . little to
feel the sensation. On the whole they
had = most pleasant trip, and John,
who had not been feeling we'll, came
home feeling fine.
Cañon City record., 1900-04-05
rmH peAsoN why

you should patronizs your home tailor
is too apparent u you viii consult
your own good Judgment.
In the first place your clothes are
made in FIRST class style, to fit you,
and from piecs Of goods thxt suitu
your taste, and no ons slss in the town
has = suit Of The sane scede
Secondly. you ere doing yosr share
towards building up hems sstab-
lishnssk tAsrsky ksssinG nossy IN
your ewn town aad Furnishing en-
pSoymsat to vsll paid labor, instead
Of supporting . swsat-shop systsm
that produces so-caIIsd tailor made
clothes in ths large citiss Of the
East.
We have IN elegant line Of about
500 samples, from which to make
your selection. Prices are low for
first elaas work. We invite your
patronage, feeling sure that We can
please you. F. AcGILLICUDY.
1852 31l3 Main st.
Cañon City record., 1900-04-05
Or1I.ases Ne. is1.

An ordinance nxisg The coapessafion Of
aidernen Of the city cf Caeoa CITY. end r.
Dealiug all erdtnanoee and Qaftn Of ordi-
nances II condict tAorovttks
he u ardaissd bv the city eouacil Of the
CITY Of Canon Cttyt
sscsscr l. Thst the aldermen ef this city
shall receive - conpo1ssfleo for their
servtces the cam OF tvo d,liars each for
each and every nseaing. whether regular or
speciai. which shsy ssssns. payable
sscrios = Thas all crdisasess ssd parts
Of ordinances In co.nict witA this ordinances
xdopssd ssd sppssvsd sAis nd day Of
Attest: y.R. r1o.As
[ssAii IN Misos. Mayor.
City CIerk.
La:s' esb. zprii u. iss.
Cañon City record., 1900-04-05
c.nou.s Ban rea...

Monday night q number Of base
ball enthusiasts held Z meeting and
organized q ball team. B. x. Daw-
son was elected captain, and A. w.
Slingsrland assistant. J. N. Cooper
was chosen - manager for the team,
Who viii, no doubt, manage the team
II such . manner that in . short time
Cai5oa will have . crack hall team.
Dawson il veil known here = good
hall player. and i the propsr nan for
captain There are several new men
that promise great things. At pre-
sent the team Is composed Of the fol-
lowing players, A. w. Slingerland,
B, Z. Dawson, Claude and Forest
Quinley, Dave and Michael Blyth.
Chas. Erwin, Walter Sheek. Bert
Ellis, and Dusty Rhodes. There are
several other players who play well,
and some of them may be taken in.
A game is to be played with Florence
Sunday, and games with other sur
rounding towns. This team viii be
without doubt, the strongsst Canon
has had for years.
To help the team along financially
the Saturday Night Dancing Club has
kindly donstsd the use Of the hall
and music for next Saturday night.
Tickets will be $1.0O each.