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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-19


Nelson Spear, Of that city. Miss .Corson
is a resident of Richmond and is we'll
known while Mr.. Spear. is 4 prominent
business man of Baltimore.
Misses Mary and Fannie Archer, who
have been visiting Bishop Gibson at the
Orkney Springs. have returned home
"A pleasant party at the Thousand Is
lands this month are Mr.. and Mrs. HI. A
ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Bosher
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. HARDWOOD.
Or. Edward Eggleston returned to the
city yesterday morning after delightful
European tour.
Miss Annie Randolph King is spending
the month of August at Southeast. Pow
hatan county. Va.
Mrs George RGpp and Miss Cora May
left last week for the seashore. After
srending a few weeks there they will
visit Baltimore and Washington.
Miss Della Walker. who has been
spending several weeks at the White
Sulphur Springs and at Waynesboro.
left yesterday afternoon for Baltimore.
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. T:SSJ:SNV !lS
Ser anu MT. ASHUs i>dSioilo'
Miss Blanche BEDFORD left yesterday
for Marion, Va.
Miss Jessie Jones, who has been stay
ing some time in Louisa, has now join
ed her mothers house party at Virginia
Beach.
/ Miss Bessie Sydnor, who was lnstruc-
I tress of elocution at the Woman's Col
lege last session, has been elected to
that position this year in cha y
'C. I = -
Miss Brooks Phippin and her friend.
Miss Edna Blanton, will leave in a%few
days to spend two or three weeks in
Lynchburg.
Mr.. Luther Dawson has returned homie
from a visit to his parents in Roanoke
Miss Subburgh. of New Jersey, is the
attractive guest of Mrs. w. G. Neal. Miss
and during her visits to this city.shas al
ways won host of friends.
DR.. and Mrs George Keesee and the
Misses sKeesee will change their residence
in the autumn to that now occupied by
the Old Dominion Nurses Club on South
Third Street.
Mrs Sam Brockenbrough left the city
yesterday morning for several days va
cation.
Miss Nellie Ec:S7::cc-. ~ho has been spend
ing several weeks in the county. returned
yesterday to her home on South Third
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellyson have late.
IL bought the residence now occupied by
Mrs. Guy, on South Third Street. and
will make it their home about the first
OF Octobers Mrs. Guy will remove to No.
SOL South Fourth Street.
A large german was given Saturday
night for the benefit of the Infant SAM
ttarillm at Virginia Beach. Many Rich-
r,ond dancers were noticed on the floor
Mrs NV. Bowef is with her daughter
Mrs. j. T. Penn, who is suffering with
typhoid feverEat her home n Martins e rs
The Jefferson Park Hotel additions for
last week included Mrs. John Al utch--ss
seson, Miss Emily Hutcheson, Mr. 9. H.
sChalkley. Mfr; ID. w: Anderson, Miss =.
C. Mccarthy. and Miss Ruby Thomas OF
this city.
Mr.. Jeffrey Montague, who has been
secretary and manager Of the Deep Run
Hunt Club for the past year. has given
up that position sanaS sftsE tas aEst q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-19
OldsMaids' Conventiop..

(specialDispatch to The Times.
BIsCoE. VA. Aug. 1s.-.sThe Old Maids
Convention, given by the Burlington
girls at the institute on the 14th. VASE
great success. The pretty young maids
In striking costumes. acted. whiles~the
real old maids sat and watched them.
Rev M. Hundley. from Bareon
Heights, added much to the endowment
by the sweet music. OF his cornell.
Mrs Davis. from Walkerton, sang sew
Seral beautiful selections. 81 i.
1.cious refreshmsnts were served by
dainty walters. Miss Susan Latanefsy h0
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The jefferson Park Hotel additions for
last week included Mrs John A Hutch
seson. Miss Emily Hutcheson. Mr. 9. H.
sChalkley, Mrs ID. W.. Anderson, Miss =.
C. Mccarthy. and Miss Ruby Thomas Of
this civ Gsss
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Property Tran sfers.

Richmond: S. W. Fleishn1an and l.. w
Morris and wife to R. o. Johnson, 20 feet
on the north side Of Moore Street, Jos IL
feet east Of Norton Street, $1,000.
1enrico: Andrew J. Pond from J. c. VIII
liams. trustee, so feet on st. James Street,
lG6 feet south OF Lownes Street, $514.40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-19
Nav be Another,

1t is possible but not probable that
there will be another candidate for Con-
gress in the Third District. Any one can
enter the race up to noon of September
LIST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-19

A marriage license was issued yester-
day afternoon in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court to Mr.. Frank A. Trus-
helm. of Petersburg. and Miss Annie L.
Rutherford, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Rutherford, of Henrico.
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ing James Collier and threatening to Kill
him with a gun. was tried yesterday by
Squire James T. Lewis. and was re-
uuired to give security in the sum of
500 TO keep the peace for twelve months.
Stokes was also charged with abusing
Collier and female members of the lat
ter's family. On this count he was dis
charged upon the payment Of costs.
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has been spending the summer at Clo-
verify with her sister. Mrs. Z. q, Jones,
returned to Baltimore this morning !
Mr.. Arthur Smith has returned 20
Washington. after. a delightful VISIT 70
his home, Smithdeld.
Hon Spencer Jones. OF Rockville. !.tt,
and Ahis daughter. Mrs.,
New Orleans. are az Roseviiie. xisitins
Mrs j. Is. c. Jones.
Rev. Mr. Collins, from New York. has.
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DR.. Mclean Returns,
DR.. H Stuart Mclean and wife, of
West Grace Street, have returned from
ali extended pleasure trip to Canada
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TRIBUTE TO DE TERNAY.
Roehambeau Mission Makes Trip to
Newport to Visit Tomb.

Newnort. May 8o.-Having honored In
xy.sbinqton the memory of the Count De
Rochambeau. the members of the French
mission came to Newport today to offer
tribute to the memory of Chevaler DE
re,.nav. the commander of the feet OF war
,,esse,s. which conveyed the Rocham beat
soldiers to Newport, their landing place
The tribute of France to its naval here
was paid by placing upon the tomb O
De Ternay in Trinity Church yard 6
wreath of laurel sent by President Lou
bet.
Newport's streets bore the garb of Mem
orial Day, but the colors of France were
mingled with the American emblem
Through the streets the members of the
French mission were escorted by large
body of sailors marines and soldiers to
take part in the various features OF the
programme. When the distinguished for
eigners arrived at the railroad station
here from New York shortly before
o'clock they were received by Governor
Kimball with his staff the mayor, the
members of the city council and other
special com mittees. Outside the station
was the Newport Artillery Company, the
original members of which served UNI
der the command of De Rochambeau
After an exchange of greetings the line
of march was taken up to the burial place
of De Ternay.
About 25OO men were in line. The route
passed the old State House and the hous,
occupied by the Count De Rochambeau il
1880 General Bruguere placed the wreath
of France upon De Ternay's grave. Gthel
wreaths were also placed and thon the
procession moved to the casino where the
parade was reviewed. The visitors later
were driven about Newport and then CIV
en- a luncheon at the Casino.
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TALKS OUT.
Doctor Talks About Food.

IT is often the case that doctors them
selves drift into bad habits of food and
drink. although they know better; but
doctors are human, you know, like the
rest of u.s. But when they get into trouble
they generally know better how to get
out of 1t, and the food route" is a com
mon one among them.
DIR. H. Barber Of Laurel, Ind. concluded
that coffee and badly selected food was
the cause of his stomach trouble and his
loss of weight from 1874 pounds to 1873
pounds, with nerves impaired and general
nervous breakdown,
He did not give coffee up at once, but
began the use Of Grape-Nuts. and says:
"Wtthin a month I could see wonderful
change had taken place, due to the use of
the new food. I decided to give up coffee
and use Postum in its place. So regularly
for a time I have been on a breakfast
made up of Grape-Nuts, a little Graham
bread and Postum Food Coffee. My weight
has increased to ia pounds, my stomach
trouble has entirely gone and my mind is
clear and vigorous as ever. Wishing you
every success, beg TO assure you of my
warm appreciation of Grape-Nuts and
Postum
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naught wore the uniform of colonel of
the Irish Guards. Lord Roberts, the
commander-in-chiefo of forces, who led
the procession, also wore the uniform of
colonel of the Irish Guards. Queen Alex
andra and other members of the royal
families viewed the scenes from the win
dows of the Horse Guards. The crowds
present barred their heads while his
majesty proceeded to the saluting point.
after an inspection of the line of troops
and the presentation of colors, the cere-
monies ended with a review of all the
troops on the ground.
The King, during the afternoon, pre-
scented colors to the Kings Company of
the Grenadier Guards.
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PUT US TO THE TEST.

We back up all we say about Clifton
flour. Back it up first, with our goods,
and, second, with our guarantee. We
have said good deal about Clifton" in
the last few years and especially In the
past few months, since we enlarged our
capacity and improved our plant We
have made some pretty strong state
ments about the quality of Clifton
flour. If we can prove all we say, you
can hardly afford not TO use Gift on. -
Come In under our guarantee and put us
to the test. BRANSFORD MILLS,
Greensboro. XIV
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KINGS BIRTHDAY
IS CELEBRATED
ON ACCOUNT OF WEATHER ED.
WARD HAD 1T POSTPONED TO
NORTHUMBERLAND CHEERS FOR
HIS MAJESTY.

London, May 3O-The birthday of King
Edward, who was born November .,
1919. was officially celebrated today, 1t
having been officially decided as notified
In the official gazette of April 15. that
his majesty's natal day was to be cele-
brated in London and all the home sta
lions May 30, it being the most suitable
time for a military display. On the other
hand foreign stations will celebrate 1t
November 0, the actual anniversary of
his majesty's birth.
General interest in the celebration was
not seriously diminished by the expecta-
lions of the greater series OF events sur
rounding the coronation.
The towns throughout the kingdom
were gaily decorated and the shipping
at the various ports made the gayest dis
play of bunting. The day was observed
at al tho home military and naval head
quarters with displays and salutes.
The chief celebration was the ceremony
of ..trooping the colors" on the Horse
Guards parade here and the presentation
of colors to the new Irish guards.
Stands covered with crimson cloth were
erected on three sides or the parade
grounds and were occupied by thousands
of privileged spectators, including the
United States ambassador, Joseph H.
Choate and Mrs. Choate. and Secretary
TO the United States embassy, Henry
White.
Thousands of other persons We're
grouped closely around the lines of SEN
tries. The troops taking part in the cere-
monies were battahons of the Irish
Guards, Grenadier Guards, Scots Guards
and a detachment of the Life Guards.
Tremendous cheering greeted the ap-
pearance of the King and his brilliant
escort which included many nobilites.
His majesty, who rode between the
Prince of Wales and the Duke of Con-
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FOR RENT.

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FOR RENT-Hotel. 4th ave. and 18th
ST., North, 16 rooms; immediate pos
session $50 per month. B. M. Perrow,
1854 End ave. 5-S-tf.
FOR RENT-Eice elegantly furnished
residence, all modern improvements
most desirable rurt south Highlands,
near Twentieth street VIII rent from
June to October to desirable parties
without small children. Address "EIish-
lands" care Ase-Hera,d. 5-3O-2t
FOR SALE-25 acres, very close to lake.
VIII soon bring sl00 an acre; now offer
ed at a bargain. Eborn & Jones.
FOR RENT-Nice 5-roo,n cottage, so7 ".
Goth street. right az transfer station
$22.50 per month. See B. C. Bulger, Age
Herald office, or w. N. Malone & Co.
6-1S-tf
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M'DAVID & co.

We are agents for Owenton Addition
lots. $3.50 and up.
5Ox1O, near Munger Pratt Gin Co., fronts
Central Railroad good pottery plant,
with engine, boiler, ETC.; terms easy
Nine cottages with three acres of ground
at Kingston; rents for $54 per month;
all white tenants
aOOo-5-room cottage, brick basement, in
good condition with outhouscs, at
Kingston; easy payments.
52h Acres of first-class land near East
Lake. with fine spring on it; call to see
us and get price.
10 Acres, with improvements. on macad-
amized road, near College Station. for
800 per acre; terms easy.
s5x16O. with S-room house, servants house
fine well. fronts south on 18th avenue
near 18th street, south.
One hundred and forty acres In Huffman
neighborhood near East Lake with good
residence Will sell all or part
We write fire insurance.
MDAViD G. co.
'-is-u-eoo 1923 First Avenue
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Either combination would do
credit to the most Hastily furnish
ed home and cannot be bought
in other stores for less than the
figures quoted as the regular
price. We are ready to convince
you of this fact. Only three
days remain, counting today.
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BIDS WANTED,

Bids will be received by the treasurer
of the CITY OF Montgomery, Ala, up to
u o'clock noon June 9, 1892 for Furnish
ing four hundred and eight cen tons coal
according to specifications In office. The
city reserving the right to reject any and
all bids r. S.. WILLIAMS
5-29-3t City Treasurer.
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Impurities in the blood produced by
digestive disorders must be driven out
before hot weather sets in, otherwise
sickness will appear at a time when a
strong vigorous body is most needed
Prickly Ash Bitters will expel all i'm
purities and put the system in perfect
order
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For SALE.

$50 an acre-20 acres, East Lake; bar
gain. Watch developments in this di-
rection. Eborn G. Jones.
FOR SALE-50O0 feet one-inch black pipe,
good threads and sleeves; 200 feet 5-inch
spiral pipe; $50 feet %-inch galvanized
wire rope (new); one crab one over
head telegraph for foundry use: one
cupalo; 100 feet brand new Eureka fire
hose, with brass couplings; 1000 feet
new single ply leather betting to 9
inches; Sheave wheels, pulleys, shaft
ing, hangers, boxes tackle blocks jack
screws, scales, boilers and engines. We
buy everything in the shape of scrap
metals and secondhand machinery.
Write to us. Both phones 677. Birming
ham Iron and Supply Company, LIST ave-
nue. and 2i.h street, Birmingham, Ala.
5-14-1mo.
FOR SALE-30, 600 6x81a No. hewn cross
ties Ready for immediate delivery. Ad-
dress Spotswood, Turner & Co. Mobile.
Ala. 5-27-7t.
s5Oo-Will buy TX acres this side East
Lake; pretty location. Snap Eborn &
Jones.
FOR SALE-Sand! sand! sand! All
grades sharp sand and roofing gravel
Get our prices before placing your or
ders. Quick delivery. Birmingham Sand
Supply Brick Co.. w. Douglas Cooper
manager. 226 C..alifoux building, both
phones sos. 5-22-10t
FOR SALH-Thoroughbred English bull
dogs. Address E. ". p, 80 Queen St.,
Atlanta, Ga. 6-2S-St
WE HAVE FOR SALE at par $50, 900
first mortgage. six per cent, bonds
These bonds are gilt-edge and their
payment is guaranteed by guaranty
company, which is rated by Bradstreet
and Dunn at one million dollars. This
is your chance for safe and desirable
investment. Will sell in lots of $500 and
upward. Address Southern Industrial
Co., Birmingham, Ala b-28-tf.
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The series of Matured Stock paid off March
9th, and in other way could small monthly savings
have attained such results. All those who would wish to
have $1,000, $4,000 10000 definite time in life
should join the series which is The Asso
citation also special certificate that cent
payable semi annually, and be withdrawn time
The local building aud loan companies of the State of Ohio
have S1OO 900 900 paid in capital and
lar and successful than before The record of the
Aab Home great institution both in aiding its
members in obtaining homes accommodating large
of money should of all thought
full people
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AGENTS WANTED,

SOLICITORS Can make good money I'M
der our special proposition. Also local
agents wanted in every town in the
United States. Call or write and get
our plan. 210, N 21st street, Birmingham.
5-28-6t.
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FOR SALE.

Fifty thousand sweet potato
slips; one hundred thousand
collard plants. Ready now.
SMITH, The Florist,
2lOS First Ave.
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HELP WANT ED.

ACTIVE agents wanted for THE World
on Fire. by Murat Halstead. Burning
Mountains in American indies explode
destroying cities full of people. Startling
history of appalling phenomena threat
oning the globe, GOO big illustrated pages,
only $3.50. Highest endorsements. Big
gest profits guaranteed. Agents clearing
from 50 to $25 daily. Outfit free. En-
close ten cents for postage. The Domin-
ion Co., Dept. L., Chicago. 5-22-14t
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No family should be without
Schillinger's famous Lager
Beer.
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FOR SALE.

$4,000 = Elegant S-room residence, new,
Highlands.
$4,000 - Magnificent residence, Arlington
avenue.
$450O-Northside residence, 18th ave.
s2250-Highland ave. residence lot
Something good in business property to
offer.
BROWN BROS. G. CO.,
Phone 918. 305 N. goth st.
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LOST

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TRUNK LOST OR TAKEN by someone
by mistake. and a trunk left in place Of
my trunk, at the electric car station on
I'd avenue. Saturday morning between
6 and o'clock a. m. Mrs. Sue English,
Ensley, Ala
Lake; in line for rapid enhancement
Eborn & Jones.
LOsT-A perfect shoe, If you fail to get
same at D. B. Luster's. 217 18th street.
Stiff
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Alabama Brewing Co.
bohemian Beer"
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. PAST AND FUTURE xzzs

NOTICE-After May rs PROF S-
SoR WEST will give no more
readings. His time will be occu-
pied teaching Personal Magnetism.
Those wishing a SOC reading this
week, present advertisement. He
guarantees his predictions to come
true or makes no charge.
office 173O1s FOURTH AVENUE.
new building. Hours a. m. to
p. m.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Trustworthy person In each
county to manage business, old estab-
lished house, solid financial standing.
Straight, bona fide weekly cash salary,
$1S paid by check each Wednesday,
with all expenses direct from headquar-
tiers; money advanced for expenses.
Manager, 1853 Caxton building, Chicago.
5-10-St-sa-su
PERMANENT POSITION requiring no
canvassing for the right man to repre-
sent an established company having
5000 900 capital; SIS salary the first month
not conditional on results 5000 and ex-
penses the first year, payable weekly
direct from our office; absolutely
straight salary no deception; opportun-
ity for promotion and increase of sal
ary; state age, references and business
experience. Address Universal Mfg. Co.,
Box 1888. Philadelphia. Pa. S-7-1o4t-se we
PROFITABLE travelling business for sale.
Small capital to buy out stoc at inven-
tory. Business taught to buyer. Can
make $25 to $50 per week. Profit, Age
Herald.
WANTED--At once good sober barber;
60 per cent; $12 guarantee. Apply to w.
b. Hobert, COS South State street, Jack
son. Miss. 5-31-2t
WANTED-F'irst class paper rulers.
Foote & Davies Co., Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED-A few good solicitors. Also
valuable invention for sale, tomorrow
221 18th street.
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SPECIAL Sll.98

No. consists of one white enam-
elled Bed, with extended foot, heavy
posts, brass vases at head and foot,
one all iron spring and one soft top
and bottom mattress, 3 feet inches
size.
A-@tt. - HHsAE 0ao m
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sherIffs Are Ruled Out.

Sheriff Jack Moore of Walker County,
sheriff w. c. Kyle Of Tuscaloosa County,
Sheriff B. NJ Travis of Cullman County,
and Sheriff W. R. Walker OF Montgomery
County were present to testify to the
same effect as Sheriff Powers. Judge
Greene's decision excluded them as wit
nesses.
Cantain Frank P. O'Brien was the next
Witness. He testified that he had been
sheriff of Jefferson county for four years
and WAS familiar with the jail. He de-
scribed the jail. explaining the arrange
ment of the cells, etc., and said the locks
used were the best of their kind. He ex-
nIained the different kinds of saws used
by prisoners, and said 1t was absolutely
impossibie to keep saws out of the jail.
He spoke highly of Chef Deputy Albert
Stradford and said he was thoroughly
competent to perform his duties. He also
smoke we'll of w. H. Ball and David Minis,
the two wardens.
Former Sheriff George M. Morrow testi-
fed that it was, in his opinion. impossible
TO keep files and saws out OF jail. lie
also testified to the competency of Deputy
Sheriff Stradford and Warden Minis. He
said he kept one jail guard on duty at
night and one during the day while he
was sheriff. He had special guards Also
Only one man was on guard at night
Attorney John T. Shugart testified that
he was one of the attorneys of Frank
Duncan and that great precaution was
taken to prevent Duncan from seeing
people or receiving articles. There was
| always a guard who went with him when
he talked with his client.
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Alabama Home Building
and Loan Associate
IN
ESTABLISHED IN 1897.

Stock in Force 500 GOO. 90
Cash Paid Members in Savings, Profits and Ma
tured Stock, 7OO 600 90
CASH RECEIPTS FOR THE MONTHS OFJAN-
UARY FEBRUARY, MARCH APRIL,
los, 487 Sd
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Personal,

MADAM ROY, scientific PIANIST, reads
your entire life. tells you facts and how
to succeed. Call today. Room g. Office
Building, corner Sd avenue and 22d
street. 500 St
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
seC00-Southside residence, raying 15 per
cent on purchase price.
$6Go-Residence property on the north
side, paying II per cent on purchase
price
s1200-Splendid residence lot on 18th av-
|s enue, south: cheap. at $500.
$7e0o-Laige northside residence, 10 rooms
good location.
f2t00-A North Highland residence: good
location and neighhorhcod; cheap at
this price.
Vacant and improved residence and
business property throughout the city
and suburbs. Our list is too extensive to
enumerate here specifically. Call or
phone 800.
C. l. STlckNEY & CO.,
zoos 1st Ave-
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BINARY,
FOUND.

FOUND-Comfort and good wear in D
B. Luster's shoes; az 18th street.
Stiff
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COMPLETE BED OUTFITS

No. 1 consists of one massive white
enamelled Bed, fancy scroll design,
brass trimmed; one best all-iron spring
with support and one Cotton Down
Mattress with finest grade sateen
ticking In one or two parts.