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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-09
FOR SALE ny
w. NJ. FORBES.
116 West 9Th St.

SUBURBAN TRACTS
Il acres near Reform school, small
fruit, few large forest trees, room house.
cellar and well, hedge and wire fence.
board stable-a bargain at $500.
81 acres creek bottom land. Y acres IN
cultivation, acres large timber, fenced,
spring branch through place Price 81. 500
10 acres smooth land 23z miles out on
Burlingame road, fenced, living spring,
fine building location. Price SO per acre,
acres bottom land on Central ave-,
room cottage. cellar, well, large barn,
fruit. Price s., 250.
acres at Tecumseh, miles east of
city. room house, cellar, well, cistern,
large barn, all kinds of fruit trees in first
class condition. Price 1890; 20 acres ad-
joining can be leased for 81 per acre.
3 acres near Washburn college, room
cottage; stable, well, cistern, some fruit.
Price $500.
40 acre tract s1z miles east of city living
spring, small amount of timber. Price
2 we'll located east front vacant lots on
Topeka ave. Price $500. VIII divide.
Vacant lots on Kansas ave. near Second
St, railroad track in rear bargain at
81 200 each.
Farm of 157 acres miles south Of law
renee, . acres clover, 60 acres under pillow,
living water, small amount OF timber,
good Improvements Price only s. 900.
Easy terms.
Large list of improved city properties.
Vacant lots in all parts of city
Fire insurance at current rates.
Money to loan at all times.
W. NJ. FORBES,
116 West Sixth St, Topeka Kan.
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AMERICAN SYNDICATEs
TO Build Railroads and Devotion
Bolivia.

New York. Feb. &C. H Bridgeman.
United States minister to Bolivia, In this
city on leave of absence. has been in
consultation with capitalists who are
FORMING an American syndicate to de-
can republic.
The syndicate, Of which Sir Martin
conway, an English baronet. is a mem
Der VIII devote great capital to the con-
stfuetlon or railroads, the opening up
of silver and gold mines and in gie,-el
oping great rubber forests. Mr. Bride
man sala that Bolivia affords an uuex-
eeiied field for investment He saws the
exports and Imports between the TTnitol
states ana Bolivia are increasing. yearly
american -four, lately Introduces. has
taken precedence Of other products. The
great drawback to the DEVELOPMENT 81
aHs country IS lack OF transportation
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THE AsIATIC SQUADRON
Will Be in Command of Rear Admiral
Frederick Rodgers Soon.

New York, Feb. e.-A special to the
Herald from Washington says:
Rear Admiral Frederick Rodgers will
probably be- the next Communicating
chief of Asiatic squadron. He viii sail
the latter part Of the month in the New
York to assume duty as senior squadron
commander. Rear Admiral Remey viii
remain in Asiatic waters for another
year, when he viii be directed to return
10 the United States Rear Admiral
Rodgers is senior toRearA dmiralK anapff
and viii consequently succeed Rear Adj
mlral Remey in command of the station
1t IS not believed Rear Admiral KempT
viii remain In Asiatic waters after the
detachment of Rear Admiral Remey. a 8
both were ordered to the east at the
same time.
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If you want to rent small house, a
modern house. rooms or cottage, see our
FOR RENT
1853 Polk St, rooms. modern
7211 Fillmore ST., rooms.
1923 Taylor st. rooms, bath ana barn
1924 Polk ST., 4 rooms.
704 Polk St. rooms.
632 Clay, 8 rooms, modern.
go Norris St, North Topeka rooms
1872 r. 4th St. rooms
$50 Kansas ave. rooms, modern
1113 Kansas ave. rooms.
Ills Kansas ave. rooms.
735 Lincoln St, rooms.
$50 Buchanan St. rooms.
50 acres well improved bottom land.
FARMS FOR SALE
4400 acres western Kansas. 81. 50 per acre.
1900 acres, Ffnney county, S1.50 per acre.
$40 acres, square section. we'll inn
proved, is miles from Topeka, SIS per acre.
$40 acres 20 miles from Topeka, s. 900.
800 acres II miles from Topeka. 1 mile
to good town, improvements are worth
1900, all good land, $3T per acre.
$50 acres miles from Topeka, 20 acres
of orchard choice fruit some rich bot
tom, good buildings, $500.
20 acres 20 miles from Topeka, good i'm
provements, $1,000.
100 acres Is miles from Topeka, well i'm
proved, $40 per acre.
A great many small tracts close to city
50 acres about 4 miles north of Topeka
for sale OF trade
50 acres fine bottom land west Of To-
pelSa, $50 per acre.
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ron sALE-REAL nsrArE.
l~
PAYNE & THOMPSON,
Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance.
81 Kansas Avenue.

We want your attention for five min
utes IL you are thinking of PURCHASING q
home IN the city. or farm. a vacant lot
or if you want investment for your
money, or If you wish to engage in bust
ness, call and see US, as we have rare
bargains IN farm lands and city property
business chances, etc
A grocery stock, drug stock and other
business chances.
800 acres fine grass land and a bargain
If sold quick. Close to city
A nice cottage on Dillon st. A snap
a . room house, Van Buren St, IL lots
An room house and 3 lots, Western
ave
An room modern house. Tyler st.
100 nice homes at prices unheard Of in
North Topeka.
Investments in Kansas ave. property
paying 10 per cent and more.
8 vacant lots, LOwman Hill, 500.
vacant lots, L0wman HILL SIS.
Come and see us and let US tell YOU of
our bargains before you purchase.
FOR SALE
A room house and lots, Dillon St,
near Washburn, a bargain
A room house, lot Lincoln St, a
snap
An room house and 2 lots, Lane st,
new, a bargain.
a nice cottage house. Lane ST., TX lots.
a big bargain.
3 room house west gth St. 2 lots. mod
ern, very cheap.
room brick house, modern, lots, West
9Th St Eastern owner says sell.
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FoR sALE-REA1 EsrATE.


FOR SALE-sNAPsl sNAPsl
60 acres u miles from Topeka, 40 acres
in cultivation. 20 acres in pasture, with
living spring: all can be cultivated: close
stable and orchard Price only 81. 500.
20 acres miles from Topeka. % acres
In cultivation balance pasture, 6 acres
5 room house. stable etc, S1.100
40 acres q acres in cultivation, s acres
meadow. acres bearing orchard also
room house. Price 1885,
AZ acres, Z blocks from corner Of 9Th
St and Kansas ave, nice garden land;
81 acres, mostly bottom land, miles
from 9Th st and Kansas ave. IS acres
good orchard. good 8 room frame house,
cellar. well ETC. Will take good residence
for part; Price ", oee- . . So
from so to GAO acres also some royal bar
gains in good city property. / have some
good farms to exchange for good city
property. If you desire a quick sale or
trade, list your property with me.
J. z. SHAFFER.
Old Court House. Topeka, Kan.
FOR sALE-WHEAr LAND
16o acres Ia Ness county, smooth. fine,
10 acres in Meade county. $3.50.
$50 acres in Pawnee, 80 acres in wheat,
= SCOTT & SCOTT. SIS Kansas ave-.
FOR SALE
we. have a drst class boarding house
over. one HUNDRED boarders. On account
Of Illness Will sell at a bargain.
SPEAKER q HENDERSON
To- Kansas ave, Topeka kan.
FOR SALE
so acres grass land close to city at a
PAYNE & THOMPSON,
81 Kansas ave.
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30. ea5.oo. sa5.oo. 200

That's the rate via Santa Fe Route IN
SaliLornia, any Tuesday. February p to
1AptlI 81 Homeseekers and healthseel<
els Snouiq note the big cut from tariff
Good IN tourist sieepers and chair cas-
contracts can be made with the To
1se2a vinegar and Preserving Works Tor
tomatoes zoe per busheI. cururnbag
pickles SOC per bushei cabbage e. rer
eon- OTTO KUEHNE & co
North Topeka, Kan.
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ZOE aA1E-REAL EsrArR.
T. D. HUMPHREYS.
real. ESTATE AND INSURANCE.

Money to loan at per cent on good
farm property and Per cent on city
property.
So acres in wabaunsee county. improved.
20 acres In wabaunsee county. improved.
10 acres near town. small house, 81 600.
acres two miles east of North Kansas
ave, house and well $3.50
5 acres miles from town. no buildings.
$3.50
Cottage, North Topeka, $3.50.
One and a half lots and good cottage
house Taylor ST., $1.100.
So 700 buys fine corner property renting
for SIS a month.
$500 buys 5 lots and fine residence with
good barn. admirably located.
Three cottages on East 9Th st. to be
sold cheap. Suit A., T. & s. +. shopmen-
1915 Lincoln st., lots, nice room cot
tage. stable. well, cistern, good cellar
T. d HUMPHREYS,
Room 20. Columbian Building.
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WANTEp-sALEsMEN.

-
WANTED-A salesman to sell to mer-
chants only; regular and special lines;
good money. Address a. A., care
Journal
wan TED-Sales people. men and women,
BUSINESS peasant pr0Hrs handsome
Write TOR particulars Ideal Generator
and MenthD-F'prm0line Co., Gadsden, Ala.
WANTE1E-Energeti statesmen by large
manufacturer. steady employment. big
remuneration, We train and equip for
success. address Clerk al box So. Chicago.
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wANTED-sAL EsME1T.


WANTED-Business managers, statesmen
and saleswomen to open offices in all
large and small cities in western states
to INTRODUCE entirely new. high grade spe-
ciaIty. Physicians and dentists use IN
operations, examinations, visits. Every
demonstration sells If doctor has the
price. Control of territory given. Profits
accrue while you Sleep Incorporated con-
Germ Very successful east. legitimate,
agreeable, permanent: no books ms.
MEDICINES or schemes; pays $40 to 500
weekly. Finest opportunity ever offered
nigh class speciality demonstrators, men
or women; am specially salesman my
SELF, and know. $50 to $500 cash required
for sample stock. can be turned in few
weeks; don't reply unless you have abil-
1ty and capital; give reference. experie-
ence ana amount able to command. Ad-
dress Dr. Orlando king, Iindeh Hotel,
St Louis. Mo.
TWO SALESMEN WANTED by a large
New York firm. must be able to give
satisfactory references: state age and ex-
psrlence- Address P. & H, care Topeka
State Journal
sALEsMEN-TH speciality; drug expert
ence preferred. our proposition is new
and a winner; extraordinary Inducements
ana guarantee; statesmen capable OF han
cling large propositions only apply 81, 900
per month TO such men. Address Drug
gist. care Journal.
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MAGNETIC osTEoPATHY-Many cures
in Topeka to prove our work; genuine
A. T. Stil Osteopathy and Weltmerism
combined. DIS. Chamberlain & Co. 5ls
Quincy st.
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FOR SALE BY
]. D. MILLER & CO.,
81 KAN AVE

FOR SALE
Creamery, in east central Nebraska in
town of 1000: u H. p. boiler and engine,
steam heat refrigerator and cold storage,
building 34x52 feet ground 100x1S0 feet,
with large separator. and everything in
fine shape; cost S, 900 three years ago;
can be gotten now If taken at once for
s. 600. Viii take farm land.
FARMS FOR SALE
No. 1850 Z miles southwest, large
house. barn. orchard, S, 200.
No 214-4S acres. 4 miles northwest, good
house. barn, orchard, 50 600.
No 321-183 acres miles northwest, fine
~ improved land and in good repair, IS GOO
No. $3.50 acres miles southeast, i'm
proved take desirable city lots part pay,
No. $3.50 acres miles northeast of
Granville good improvements, 100
No. $3.50 acres near Perry, improved,
no. 5So-15o acres miles east Of Dover,
No 5s7-1sO acres. splendid house. barn,
sheds, cribs, orchard, miles southwest,
$4,000.
Also have suburban and nearby tracts,
/ to 20 acres, improved and unimproved
all prices, but reasonably cheap. Write
J. D. MILLER & CO.,
SIT Kansas ave.
so acres grass land close to city at
PAYNE & THOMPSON,
SGT Kansas ave.
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REAL ESTATE -ROUDEBUSH

LANDS FOR SALE
40 acres, miles from postofhce. good
house, barn and other improvements,
young orchard, fine neighborhood, close to
school. 8, 100.
40 acre farm, 20 acres in fruit farm wei
improved. 80 miles from city limits, s.. 6eo-
$50 acres, highly improved. miles out.
bottom and slope land. SIS per acre.
z40 acres. well improved; 100 acres bot
200 acres. 2 sets improvements, large
orchard. acres, vineyard Must be sold
before March 1. Might take small amount
in trade Less than $50 per acre
100 acres improved, this county, $s,5c0
Topeka. $500; viii take part in city prop
40 acres bottom land. well improved.
80 acres. two sets Of improvements, 4
miles from city, all nice, smooth land,
we can suit you exactly in large farms
or stock ranches, improved or unimproved,
in eastern. middle or western Kansas.
1900 acres in south central Kansas all
fenced. 1000 barrel reservoir, 100 acres IN
cultivation. near station, $50 per acre.
1900 acres one body. fine water. $3.50
per acre
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
Modern house Of rooms. on Sixth ave,
New room house. Western ave-. 2 lots.
room house, on Madison St. s., us
8 room house, on Topeka ave. south OF
room house.. in Potwin. 621z #. Of
ground: house alone cost $500 to build.
room house. 2 lots, Norris ave, 81 300
Two room houses on 215 lots, one block
cistern water. six blocks from Capitol;
3. 800 buys both house
u vacant lots. fine high location. south
west part of city s110 each. on pavement
Hotel IN county seat doing good 6uS Isl
We have houses and lots in all parts
or city as low as can be sold.
If you wish to buy, sell. exchange or
- EMMETT 3. RoUDEBUsH,
Phone 267. Ground Floor. lis W. sth ave.
North Of Washburn college, lots, ex-
ira we'll finished room house. cemented
cellar. crate, oak 1nantel, hard wood floors
back stairs, front and side porches; good
shade and fruit. Price $3.50; very easy
Near the college, 2 lots. well finished
room house, good cellar, nice place. Price
Buchanan St, lots, good room house.
furnace, two CRATES. gas, cistern water in
kitchen and bath. well and pump stable
and carriage room; a nice home, cheap
cellar cisfern and well, with pumps, large
barn and shed; cheap, easy terms.
Good room house, well and pump, sta
easy walk from shops, cheap.
s nice corner lots. high ground, east OF
And many other. properties.
J. E TORRINTON. 109 W. 6th st.
FOR SALE
800 acres grass land close to city at a
PAYNE & THOMPSON.
627 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE ON PAYMENTS
8 room house, fine condition, ~ lots,
large barn. y block to pavement. Terms
- scorr & SCOTT. sl5 Kansas ave-.
FOR SALE
800 acres grass land close 30 city at
- PAYNE & THOMPSON.
627 Kansas ave.
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wAErED-MALE HELP


STATE AIANAGER-A large corpora ton
wants a man Of mnQuesnonaDle chaLae-
ter. who come highly recernl1ehdtd
10 take charge of its business in Kansas
one who is CAPABLE of employing ana man
aging a force of statesmen, salary $1.NtJ a
S1.l11 as cash security during term OF
employment also district MANAGER at
Pittsbure. Wichita Salina and Atclison:
The best of financial cQnllllef'el-ti ana
business reference gfven by the corpora
ton Address or call at National Hotel,
room 81. Topeka. before a. M after
4 p M
WANTED Solicitors. statesmen. in kan
sas experienced fire or life insurance
men preferred; profitable permanent po-
sitiou given Call or address National
Hotel room 81. Topeka
MANAGER Energetic man to manage
branch. old esta blished house, no So
ncitng. office duties wholly, salary SIS
month and extra commissions, yearly en-
gagement; chance rapid advancement for
must furnish good references and $50
cash. Manager. Drawer "a, New Raven,
Conn.,
MECHANICS. engineers. electricians. FIRE
men. etc. new 49-page pamphlet con-
tanning questions asked by examining
board Of engineers sent free. Geo. A
Zelier. Publisher. st. Louis, Mo.
WANTED-AIan and wife to work on
farm near town. Address PIG Jackson
WANTED Trustworthy person to travel
for old established, reliable house. pos
iuyely no canVassing required; salary $50
ana expenses enclose sel1-adureSsed
stamped envelope Manager. $50 Caxton
Building. Chicago
vANTED-A boy about Is years old to
take care OF horses and make himself
generally useful. 6lS Fillmore.
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WANTED-MIsCELLANEoUs.
WANTED-To buy second hand goods of
all kinds
J. W. JONES & SON, 800 Kan. ave.
WANTED-l00 sets Of harness. all kinds.
buggtess wagons. Newell, 922 Kansas av.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

STRAYED-Bay mare, from 229 Western
ave, branded Il c." Return to above
address
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cLATRvoYANr.

~~-~~>~>--~~~-~---~--~--~~~
MRS. INEZ WAGNER, trance medium.
at 400 Monroe, until Sunday.
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L A. RYDER, NJ D.
OFFICE "a residence corner Gordon ST.
and Ceotral ave. North Topeka 'phone
214 Uses the Brinkerhom system OF rectal
treatment, a successful and painless treat
rnent for plies. hstula. hssure. liberation.
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srrU ALTON WANTED.


WANTED-A place to tend hoIseiss' 80. ~
boy of 15i have had experience 49, -
o. E b. ABS Quincy.
TANTED-Place to do general mousse
work. 408 Fairchild St
WANTED-By a young lady attendlns
school a place to work for board. would
like place BY February is OF soon mere
AFTER Address Miss c. H, Topeka Busl-
ness College.
vg-Ar-TrD - Positior@ driving delivery
wagon for milk, grocery or bakery w
w. care Journal
WANTED-Work. BY young lady Call
129 North Madison
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sPHctALIsra
DErRcrIvE AND WArcH1rAN.

DR. c. H. GUIBoR. Diseases OF the Noss.
Throat and Lungs. 7o6 Kansas avenue
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HETP

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HOMO EMPLOXAdENT-U have moth
ing to sell: no agency. no canVasSing. a
large income guaranteed. Address. with
stamp. the American Exchange drawer
1fo, South Bend, Ind.
WORKERS, either sex. to do office work
at home, no canvassing, no peddltng,
good wages made particulars, etc, &c
stamp. ]. A. McKitrick Butter, Ind.
HOME EMPLOYMENT, either sex. So to
SIS weekly. working part time. day or
evening, no canvassing; easy. permanent;
1nciose two 1c stamps. Excelsior Mfg.
WANTED-Ladies and gentlemen to do
copying at home; $40 weekly. no capital
gE canyassing. stamp for particulars H.
rs La Sale, Chicago.
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FREE nrEssENeER FOR WANTS

FREE MESSENGERS FOR WANTS
pull, a Postal Telegraph-Cable Box.
or call by telephone NO 81 ana n Z .s,-f
Want Ads brought to Inc SAFE u ~ ~ w
Office ~ free messenger 1Nc cAAA ~ 800
you Ter messenger service -ost ~ - y,
fed ads. cents per line OF sl1 %oA~3 -
tire lire and every fraction thereof
ANNOUNCEMENTS
An IA CANDIDATE for the office OF
rff7- attorney. subject to- the Republican
r,,-i77a M stand for IA strict enforcement
az the laws and Al nominated A. 81 &c.,
4 shall perform the duties 81 tAiA- $500
to the full extent or my ann sss--r~,4rr.r2
Topeka, Kan, Feb. 8. 1901
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srAMps. sEALs AND sTENoILs
JEWELLERS

JAMES B. HAYDEN. Jewelar and Optl-
clan. Complete stock Of watches. oia-
rnonds, siiverWare. etc. Eyes examined
and spectacles properly ntted
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MECHANICS. engineers. electricians. FIRE
men. etc. new 40-page pamphlet con-
tanning questions asked by examining
board of engineers. sent free. Geo. A.
ZeIler. PubIIsher St Louis. Mo.
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THE INTER ESTATE SECRET SERVICE
Bureau--M. W. Gilmore, manager ROY
D. Marsh, secretary General Detective
and Waterman service Private detectives
furnished day OF night. All work en-
trusted to us promptly executed. Itle-
phone z32-2. 529 Kansas ave-. Topeka kan.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms on
first floor, modern, hot water heat. I'll
East etn St Board # desired
FOR RENT-One-half Of store room at
5l7 Kansas ave.
FOR RENT-unfurnishe room. 1st floor
IL East Eighth St No children
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. heat and
modern conveniences, two blocks Santa
Ee depot. S w corner 5th and Madison
FOR RENT-MISCEL
FOR RENT-Store building in good loca-
ton. suita BILE for a first class grocery
and meat market, large ice box in build
Ing. living rooms above. Inquire Ills
Clay st.
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wAroHMAKER.

WATCHES cleaned. 75cs clocks. 5nc; main
springs. &c; crystals, 10c. Cash paio Tor
old gold or silver Al WORK goAt Re- 80
1p. see Uncle Sam. 81 Kansas avenue
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sroRAeE
HAIR GOODS.


SWITCHES, CHAINS, WIGS, SHAM
pooling, etc. Mrs. Hattie Van Week. 40
East Fifth Phone S78-
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST OR STOLEN-A sack Of soiiod
linen marked G. Isham, on American
Laundry list Reward for information
leading to recovery Of same. American
Steam Laundry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
rencI
Revenues,
BARON Won MASSOW LEGACY.
,he Man Who Sold Out for Four Cents
Has Other Offers.
Especial Dispatch to The Tines.)

Especial DlSpatch 10 Inc 1lElcs-)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Feb. 9.-Dr.
". B. Goo1T1ck mas sold his valuable
country place, "Shandon," in Stafford
county, two miles from this city, to Mr..
George Purvis.
Fish are beginning to run we'll in some
of the tributaries of the Potomac River
in Stafford county. Bass and pike are
being brought to this city from Aqua
and Potomac Creeks in sufficient guam
titles to supply the local demand, and
shipments are also made by express to
Washington.
officer w. n. Tansill, OF this city, who
sold his interest in the legacy, which it
is said Baron Won Massow. of Germany,
will leave to the members of Mosby's
command, for four cents, and afterwards
secured his release from the contract has
received several letters on the subject,
and is now much elated over his pros
poets In one of these letters is an offer
of S75, and in another one of $40, and still
another of 70 cents. He has also re-
ceived an inquiry as to the whereabouts
of w F. Broaddus, of Company T, of
MOsby's command
Mr. Hardwood Thompson, highly es-
teemed citizen of King George county,
who has reached the good old age of
ninety-two years. is critically i'll and is
not expected to recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
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Leaves Philadelphia $3.50 A. NJ, Baltimore
90 A. NJ, Washington S:35 A. NJ, Rich
,mond 1929 p NJ. arriving Southern
Pines 6:51 p. NJ, Columbia, n:20 P. M,
Savannah $50 A. N, Jacksonville 1870
A. NJ. ST. Augustine lilo A. NJ. Tampa
$50 p. NJ. Through Pullman Drawing
Room Sleeper New York 10 Jackson
vile. Through Nestibuled Passenger
Coaches and perfect service.
For information call on or write to all
Pennsylvania Railroad offices. or Sea-
board Air Line Railway representatives
a 3eo Washington Street Boston, Mass;
Eos and oil Broadway, New York; so
South Third Street, Philadelphia: 2o7
4East German Street. Baltimore: 1854 New
York Avenue Washington; S36 E. Main
street. Richmond. Va, or to r. E. l.
Bunch, General Passenger Agent, Ports
mouth, Va.