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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-07-30
STATE NEWS
BOILED DOWN.
Brief News Items Gathered
From Our EXCHANGES.

Aiss Lots harrigsn, a popular Young
.suf pupil Of the Virginia Institute a.
Bristol. recently composed a beautiful
Nocturnc," which she dedicated 70 Prince
henry, Of Prussia. Having mailed the
frince a copy of the music. she is In re-
eeipt 81 cordial note Of thanks from thar
noted pereonsge. Miss Hsrrigan is verr
proud OF The recognition Of tue Prince.
ID. II. Bailey, who was injured Whit, 90,
outy as an engineer on the virginia and
southwestern Railway. has brought suit
against that company "a the corporation
court NJ Bristol for alleged damages in
the sum Of Sau0no
me interesting rumor h. aeain current
that an effort IS being made 10 revive a..
Mt Rogers aud Eastern Railroad. which
was originally planned 90 extend from
i,an'ii through The rich timber lands of
Virginia 20 Bristol.
The saw min o. Fletcher and Wallace
near bpnaker, Russell County. was hmm
co last seek, together with large ouan-
ui1-of lumber.
Last sunday morning uen-dre.s,l
couple stopped no Hotel Carroll. Irnrh-
"ui-' au1 registered as b d. Williams
ANN vie The woman had an infant boz
Der arms. About O'Clock thct walked
OUT saving they would return shortly. b.f
instead oi doing So. thew quietly Skinned f
ihe to"n, leaving The deserted hab, b.. +
n'nn. no trace ithc hcsttless pair cam t
Doe found
ohcer a. N Collins ua. thrown i.,
mole 90 Max Meadows last ucct. ana I.s .
several hohDs broken and was othervf..
serousi, Injured.
Iac street car sfrik, i, n..t....,
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aud name Of chemist. phctoxrsrhs Of
surroundings Of springs. hotels, etc.
~ - also desired 70 have u,..i>,x and
photographs Of furnace plants. coal mines.
eeks evehs, iron aud other mines, etc, for
s~nibiliVs.
Ah communications should be address
ca 70 ~ At u soath T~elf,h street, Rich
mond. Va.
froealfSe q RonrnrsoS
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L. S. POST OFFICE.


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MAKE: APPEALSFOR
STUART MONUMENT
Capt. Jno. B. Phillips toSpeak
in Primes Edward and
Amelia.

Captain John 3. Phillips, OF Sunny
sldo, Prince Edward county, who fol-
lowed that intrepid cnvalry leader, Con
oral "Jcb" Stuart, through tho Confet-
erato War, has boon appointed by tho
Executive Committco Of the Veteran
Cavalry Association, Army Of Northern
Virginia, to speak at Powhatnn Court
house Monday evening next, and OF AIne-
lin Courthouse on the fourth Thursday
in March, In tho interest Of the fund
which tho committee Is raising for the
purpose Of erecting hero In Richmond
an equestrian statue to Stuart and his
mon. sa5 si$4
Stuart received his death wound IN the
fight ut the Yellow Tavern, In which ho
repulsed Sheridnn's raid and saved the
city Of Richmond and the Capital OF
the Confedernoy from ravnge and desc
Grafton.
All reports from the country Indicate
that tho people arc particularly graft
fled that the monument Is to be placed
in Capitol Square. with the classic col
umns OF the Capitol as background.
The Monument Committee are confident
that when Captain Phillips makes his
appeal to the old soldiers and the pa
triotic civilians Of Powhatan and Amelia
they will DO as generous In their re-
sponses as other counties have shown
themselves to he--notably Prince Ed
ward and Cumberland which were Wis
tied by Major A. r. Venable In this
| cause.
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IN execution OF deed Of trust ~, I, 81 dafe lea
April is 1896 and RECORDED q, IN =, eea
}G tbe ,e GH who was substituted as
trustee in tho place and stead OF virginia al
Trust Company. by an order q e. me Ge ered
i Februnry q i1th 1853 (soe order Book Il
page 1914 viii sell BY public auction, on on
the the prTamnEsssab: H aY MARCH 8 1903.
~ 30 p p Nj NJ. that exceedingly. ATTRACTIVE
property above referred to-. situated On
bli's Lane and running 5a e,hi soI Rn,iWaV
and adjoining on It's north and west t, IN the
attractive subdivisions known as High
land Park and Chestnut till. oe3
co an9 lmpsoy ana wel.arranged dwelling
house, Containing about twelve rooms; q
house w,th s nGae reos
ne eee farm buildings, The tract en- m:
braces about 20 acres Of WnGh "a Fertile
Or IND - n IN irh state Of cultivation while
the rest Of the land slopes DOWN ~ g o fio
valley BY which the ibe ciP BY
snn ~ :ynbundant shade and neyer;fall
ing stream Of pure water - W A'''D III
The good there PSne
nearby Among the ma g yesanec,a lafll Called
t. bo oloss spr To fshe dwelling ARD
from water y su rp}Rnsefs Dy ete r. the
n h2se pr 81 M VII s. soa either as !,
whole tme If sae ana aa may ps sfe q
t ptsst nerrtoperty can be seen at tho office
~ 7the ,auctioneer.
n TERMS iSf One fourth cash. ana the resi-
t tvuo and three years for negotiable notes,
With interest added and secured !, by y, - !, q
deed Of trust on the property y 10 or all cash'
:. - J'-,tf5& w. y. WESTWOOD,
Substituted Trustee
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THE REGIE SYS.TE M

Mr.. Yezo, an agent of the Japanese
Government, fresh from the Orient, is on
his way to Richmond and the South.
So far as could be nscertained yester-
day, Mr.. Yezo, who cannot speak a word
Of English, but who Is travelling with
his son. who is American bred, comes
simply to investigate the methods OF
the culture and tho manufacture of to-
bacco on this side. He will visit the
leaf markets In the South and the West,
md will enlarge his ideas with reference
to tho weed, In which the Japs are as
yet just learning. 1t Is understood that
hiss trip has no other significance H.
follows Mr.. Niyo the director-general
of the tobacco monopoly in Japan, who
was recently here.
Mr.. Yezo, despite his connection with
the government, is also associated with
the firm of Menai Brothers, the big to-
bacco firm in Japan, owned by the Amer
lean Tobacco Company. While here he
will probably visit some Of the plants
of the American Tobacco Company.
There is something mysterious about
the frequent trips to this country OF the
5O1tentals, and 1t Is believed by many
that q change In Japanese methods OF
handling tobaccoslE imminent,s Itssuch
is the case the change will have no IN
considerable effect upon the American
Tobacco Company.
One OF the representatives. of the gov
eminent, who have been sent mere 10
study American methods was IN me CITY
Yesterday, ana ho was questioned about
tho matter AT the presentatlme japan
b,lys the tobacco and sells 1t to manufac-
turcrs, the chief of whom Is the Ameri-
can Tobacco Company, which owns three
large plants. It has been suggested that
now the government Intends TO ADOPT
the "regie'' system by which 1t will con-
troll tho manufacture and the retail SAFE
Of the weed. AZ
The representative referred to was ask 81,
cd particularly about this, point. His
reply was not conclusive. Tie admitted
that Mr.. Niyo, the encouragement, had
visited several Of tho ''regie" Countries
| France. Italy, Austrin--beforc no came
here, and Investigated pretty Thoroughly
| But he did SO. said the interviewed, onl!
to .m form himself 80 that If Parliament
"should ever decide" to have the regit
| system, he Will be properly informed
| as to Its merits.
How will you acquire control Of tn
American Tobacco Company's factories
and the others. If you adopt this SYSTEM
| was asked
1--WE Will force them to sell out to Us
| If they refuse to do so, the government
| will order that they DC clOScu up' -
settling the value Of the plants Wheh
INV them tho government Will appoint n
| expert, and Parliament one, and the
will settle It,"
several extremely Interesting statement
were made by the gentleman with retei
4 ence to Japan's purposes as n world tFowe1
He said the government, at this tlln'
could afford to spend but little on &c
\ bacco because It proposed laying on
500 COO 900 in warships, I'VE have I
watch Russia, Our navy Is larger tina
Russla's Oriental navy, and we mean
keep It so. Every time they increas
theirs we increase ours. we expect I
build many bnt,leshins and cruisers wltM
| the next ten years
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AN ORDINANCE.
lAnnround reh IL 1907

GnASr1 {APpr9 FiSfM Tfs 3 fSe 70 THE
TREDEGAR COMPANY. 4, CORPORA,
T TInS L RVY or fH HfbsTATg OF S Viz
1'1iS7A 4 Gem MEM mi q eoNemBTE KAGM;
MAX NXn Y T 4IS TI 6F SfxTA sT HnNE
city Of Richmond:
lst, That, permissionl pe and IS hereby
porntion duly Characterized under the laws
Of the State of Virginia. to construct and
maintain cement concrete fhhe rae iiHy IN,
Sixth Street, subject to the conditions
herein stated gS.$s, ,s3 III ll5eE
"a. That sad racewqqSy Is to be con- n;
ne in tho ofrlce Of City Engineer; and
also In such manner ana with such ma
terials as shall be satisfactory to the
Sd, The said Tredegar Company shall at
all times keep said raceWay IN proper
TGsnnr aee on sreats may - time
deem reasonable for the safety Of persons
using the highway oyer SAID r a. :,
an The IN herep nny sma
or revocation by the City council. Upon
a revocation or amendment Of said per-
misson the said TIeaegfF se Gi91h raccya Or o
shall Immediately conform 70 such hmend-
ment or revocation. 4. 80,
to til the Conditions that TIE said Tredegar
Company, or any su9seau"etnvt u e;Inhr OF !
and and save taveI hafmess the city Of Richmond
for any charges, damages or nax co ~ tn ina
person Being n3qyed Or Of pe qa
~ the constructlon, existence. or I'm,
proper or negligent maintenance Of said
9Th. Before any work Is done under this
ordinance, the said Trs,degaIr a., Company Ity
written permit to oxcayate IN streets OF
the city r,,u,, :
tho poysOns q TIL; ord 4hafeoi Or or any
REIMBURSEMENT a,li thereunder, the said Tredega1.
o%pany apX ga Ut jaaSo 70 Gwfs ne 81 81
nor Less thai, ten nor more than fifty
dollars; each days failure TO pc sepa-
sth This ordinance shall be In force
from - pass'sse' BEN Z. AUGUST,
Feb. 24.5t, CITY Clerk. .
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NOT KNOWN HERE
Alleged Fake Preacher Operating
Roxboro, N. G.

3 Z. Major Howard recently received a let
Yer from Rev, X, D. Holmes, pastor OF
Abe Methodist Church of Roxboro, n G.,
In which he made complaint of man
giving the mans of "Rev, J, r. Richard
Con" evangelist preacher and lecturer
WHO says he came from Richmond
where he was connected with the Fifth
Street Christian Church"
He Is described as having the appear
ance OF fake and Is said TO have acted
4 reprehensiby toward several people He
says he IS reformed drunkard. tipster
etc.
Close inquiry has been made In Rich
mond. and Major Howard reported tc
Roxboro that no such man was known
here There Is no such church us that
he names
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-28

Cd to create and maintain board q
crop post commissioners, and TO aprrsoe-.
pttto $1,000 for this purpose. !. n Il.
A sront ir1ntiy iinmntcrnl announcements.
designed to perfect tho corporation b al
wbre agreed 10 without division ma me
h rho bill "a amended was ordered to It's
onRrossinent, aud then upon roll.rail.
passed md tho 1touso adjourned u ltit
10 ociot,lt to-day. II
n IrOttsl1 BILL PASB11D.
10 provide for the substitution OF tho
State Corporation ComnlsH on ~ the
rlnce and stead Of tho Board or PUBLIC
Works In al proceedings ut law or ~
equity, to which the snd 13oltoso Of Pnh-
ilo Works r11nY be u party. laM NMNlI3.lHl
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.RICHMOND5M MAN CHOSEN
AS AfVICE- PRESIDENT
INV Ans,c,ntod prcrs.

tATIlANT4A. GA. February T.-The
Southern Toe Exchange In convention
here to-day elected tho following officers
for the ensuing term Of office: President,
w. II. Howe Nashville, Tenn. Vice
President, q. y. Mnyneld, Richmond,
&va- Secretary and T'l'chsurcr, W. ID
Worth Wilmington n G. s.55 n,
The following Executive Committed
was appointed 81 l.. G. RIGGS, Chnttn-
nooga Tenn Ii u. Woodruff Atlanta; u
II. Roko, rnduonh, XVI; NJ. r. Thomp-
son, Greensboro, N. O.. j. II. Howe,
Nashville, Tom. j. X. Sollar, I'cnsa.
coln TIA. j !. II. Rushton Birmingham
Ala; G. d. Livingston, Greonville, Miss.
George p. Townsend, Anderson, 8. O.
4, H. Moore, Montgomery, Ala. H
Tho place OF holding tho next convon.
tlon was left to d special committee. !
IL thought that tho committee Will favor
the selection Of Nashville, Tenn.
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FAREWELL TO THE
NEW TELEPHONES
They VIII Retire Forever This
Evening VIII Cause but
Little inconvenience.

Tho service of the Richmond Tele-
phone Company, which has been ac-
quIred by the Southern Bell, VIII be DIS
continued at 6 o'clock this evening, but
az the great majority Of the subscribers
to The new phone have been given the
Bell there Will be no Inconvenience At
tendant on the change Other necas-
sary changes will be made as rapidly as
possible,
The Bell company is now siylag a
most excellent service.
Those who have hitherto been COM
PEELED to keep two telephones VIII be de-
lighted al the change.
Mr.. Addison Mappin, president OF the
| Richmond company, VIII hereafter be
connected with tho Bell, as will super
| intendent j. A. Owens and others,
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Music Lovers Charmed.

.ss The music-loying audience which heard
the Mollenhauer Concert Company at
the Y, NJ. G. a. Hall Thursday night
was delighted II found that the three
generations Of Yloinista We're exeelcnt
musicians and entertainers, Tie grand
!. father and son played admirably, while
the performance Of the child, only four
years and nine months old was marvel
Y Gus for one OF that age, Again and
again the handsome littie violinist was
called back to play, and each time he
came with winning grace. Every orc
who heard him, as Well as the fllher
and grandfather, We're delighted, Many
requests have come for the concert TO
4 he repeated, and this viii be done next
Tuesday night at Felgusson's Hall, on
!. 1,goad Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-28
+ UNDERGROUND WIRES
Sub Committee Gould Get No Quorum
Yesterday Afternoon. -

The subcommittee on streets, designed
Tor the purpose of considering the petit
t$ions of The Passenger and Power Com
pany, the Postal and the Western Union
Telegraph Companies to put their wires
under ground, did not get q quorum yes
4terday afternoon and another effort Will
fbe made next Wednesday afternoon to
Igct together.
The committee will endeavor to have
,the three companies construct one con-
rnuit for Joint use and 1t is quite likely
= that will be the substance of their report,
An ordinance provides that all wires
in tho underground district, between
Seventh and Fourteenth Streets, Broad
and Clay, must be under ground by
March 18th. Under present conditions
i this Will be physical impossibility, and
the Council will extend the limit rea'
Honable length Of time.
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NV KDNT coURTuoUsD

M NTM nySf ~ 4udt4gf Is 1noa
Described din n aad d dos It being tho trao
Of land and tho improvements thereon 90, 2
northeast from provIdonco Forge, in New
Kont county, Immediately on tho road
leading from Proyldenoo TorEo 70 Ns sIy
5S.io acres, moro or 1855, tic Improve
%Snis 4Sas'TRx Sc Fam! Fan 5
Of about eight rooms; Frame an g 9nesrh, es
Of the land being cleared and productive,
tho (rcst containing some valuable tim
Of cord wood, tho tract being mostly level
and tho land OF good quality, well adapted
to trucks, fruit. and the crops usually gu y
Convenient and DESIRABLE, within mile
on on tcs SesapeeRe and OHIO Hallway, il
goSd neghnorASood s to
TERAIs-For cnsh as to the expenses,
OF executing the trust. taxes to date OF
sale, tho purchaser to pay ratab de en-, share
on from j December j, 1900, being the az
gregate amount Of the two interest, bear ,a.ls
years now In default, and any pro test
feos and charges thereon; upon q credit
as to the unmat,lred, Interest bearing
thereon from December II, 1900 TIL De-
cember H. 1903, by notes Of the purchaser $. :;
secured by deed oftrust upon the said
property; and the residue. II any, In two
equal nstaments at one and two years ny
negotiable notes, with interest added. antl
secured by decd OF trust upon t =, SAG
property, or for all cash as to snld resi-
duo, at the option Of tho purchaser.
Possession viii be given Of the entire
premises at once.
= . j r" A
Trustees.
j, B. Elan g. Co., Auctioneers.
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FOUR STORY Mfg. Bldg, occupying four
lots, Denver, Colo. in centre Of whole
sale district, Heavily constructed. Equip
tors, heating APPARATUS, etc Pays 6 per
cent, net. 10000 w. NJ OSTRANDERk
North American Building, Fhllar XII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-28

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the CHEsA.PDAkB WESTERN
4 HALLWAY. will be held at the. princ!..
pal office of the company, No. lola
East Main Street, Richmond, Va on
Tuesday. the Sd day Of March. 1908,
at the hour Of 10 o'clock A, NJ. for
4 transaction of such other business as
may properly come before 1t. JOHN
~. WARD, Secretary. & 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-28

eorfSsfs Court he ene u e
DIstrIct ,,of Virginia, in the matter. Of
SDef' re brla oa i ohtefea q "
I'VE the underfsgned, will sell at public
auction on the. day. hour, and at the
yaluable tract Of land lying and belns
In Powhatan Co.. Virginia, near Powha-
iSn ,a Pssnt d IL Fasmv t,0s
acres, more or less: a plat Of this Props
erty viii DO exhibited on day Of SALE.
or may 20 seen by application to Au ''
This property adding the lands Of
p Eanred Ha,chef qbsy
ilrst-class railroad ties: It's proxi-
facilities tor shipping make It exceeding
" vnluable, and taking into considera-
ton the large amount Of timber which
special Inducements to timber dealers
BY direction OF said decree, the UNDER
snsa er Gs d1eS5sa Z IN this
First. They are authorized to sell the
wood and Lumber inches and oye5
"a (s) we Years rs from d1te Of sale: The pur-
chaser 10 pay. one-third (1--3 Of the pur-.
chase money In cash, and the balance
In six and nine months. equal install
ments, with interest added from date OF
sale The purchaser to execute his notes
for deferred payments: title retained un-
iii whole purchase money Is paid:
M or secondly. They are authorized to
sell said Real Estate. including all lnm-
Der thereon, and without any reservatlo lion
therefor, 1-3 cash and the balance IN 9
and IL months, In equal instruments.
with Interest added from! date OF sale;
the purchaser to execute his notes there
for; title to BIO retained until the whole
purchase money Is paid.
In either case the purchaser or pur.:.
chnsers shall have tho right to pay al
cash Ii he or they shall SO desire. OF to
anticipate all deferred payments oy
paying tho principal sum due with In
terest to date OF payment.
Tho Undersigned reserve the right 20
offer first the timber separately, to be
removed as above stated: and then to
offer the land and timber, reserying the
right to accept which ever bid In their
Judgment Is best. for the interest Of all
p Pc - 800 A. b. sAPPERsoN,.
'I,Ss''''.g5 5, - GEO. "A. JONES.
assf4 Assignee & Trustee
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

TH1s COMPANY HAVING QUALIFIED
OF Of a ehe estata Of JOHN BbWhKs ali
persons having claims against said es-
and those indebted to said estate VIII
pN''''( virginia. TRU ISL COMPANY.
Administrator Of John Bowers, aeceasec.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

FORT MONROE. VA, FEB. q, 1903 y
s stHuetinr ig.inch Cast iron Sewer Dis
Charge Pipe here will be received until y
M MARCH 20. 1905. v s, reserves right H.
to accept or reject any or al ProPsni.ah
on on apnplieation. Envelopes c9ntaining pro
posais Should be market proposals FOR
t,onstructing Sewer addressed Y, y
'TOWNSLIY, "A G., nj, etl &
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MEETINGS..
THE ANNUAL! NETTING OF TT
Stockholders Of THE H. 3; TAYLOR
the Company, No. 5l011 East Main Street
4 Richmond, Va, on MONDAY, Marcel
9. 1903, at O clook p. NJ.
iii CHARLES *. COU LLING,
III Secretary and Treasurer.

NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
Of the CTEsAPEIKT WESTERN co.
I viii be held at the principal office Of
8 tho Company, No. 1M4 p. Main Street.
Richmond, Va. on TUESDAY, the 3D.
tor the election Of directors and the
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the meeting,
So JOHN G. WARD Secretary.
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NOTICE,

AGENCY nIsCOSTINUED.--A PAR,
Ties concerned are hereby notified that
I G, Il. JONES VIII no longer DO business
at Union Level Va. IS my ,ngs,m NJ aN "a
7 him. Dr.. ii u INTER- MARROW Union
a Level. Va, 5d}s {5ei s49H tss5 tigl 3s4S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-28
ByTN. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioncer.

TRUSTEES SALE
! OF A
VERY VALUABLE AND EHCEEDlN'a'
LY ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN ACEE-
r AGE PROPERTY. WITH e LAHGE
AND CONVENIENT RESIDENCE
AMPLE OUTBUILDlNGs, Ell,
AND CLOSE TO
TROLLEY LINE.
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To the Heirs at Law OF. Robert King
and A, King. his wife, the latter some
times called Mrs Edulla King, and both

You are hereby notified that tract OF
land, containing Two hundred 600 Acres.
and State Of Virginia, In Jackson, Mag,
isternl District, near the lands OF Paul
Jones and ], b. Wilson and thn pnomatss
August 1856 for delinquent taxes, leyies,
interests and costs 70 the commonwealth
of Virginia; an application for the purr-
lice, and It appearing from the records
IN this office That you are interested "
the snd land, you are further, lied to
this notice and do what may be neces-
spry to protect your interests,
Given under my hand this Goth day Of
February, 1903
Clerk Amelia County Court, Virginia.
Meade IIaskins, Attorney for Applicant
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Acting under a deed Of trust iron, John
Morton Todd, dated February 10 1879, 3, a ana
County Court n ?, B l5s r r. page pa Nn, a1t
Of Certain money therein secured, and be,
M 50 rean3ea BY ths ben n ~ Ye T
~ W yG!'i5!S MATCH 4, 1903, y.
81 said i deed feed AZ. folows; Al that certain
tract Of land, and the improvem3Inats
and and fboundsd foliSWy 1n az ,sd nos q
and 'of Robert n. Smith, on the east BY
the land Of Robert y Smith and II n
DIV and Malvorn AN Farm, and, on the
west by the land Of, Peter CreWe. "..
4'irERNls--C Cash as to expense Of execut-
Ing this trust, and to pay sat- With igte +
1902, "a and 1886, with Interest on $500 &c e6
same from FEBRUARY 18th, lsos and Sylgy
due February 18th, l9( pa lance at y aho
Z years tse''1 III s. W ". GARDNER,
y. / Fl, KEN r. I,