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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-08
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

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wANTED-LIsTINGs OF FARMS, FARM LAND
and city property, improved and unimproved.
We shall spare no time or expense in ad-
yertising and finding buyer. Acme Realty
Co., 324 Andrus building.
SELL YOUR OWN PROPERTY AND SAVE;
= agents commission. The Landb,1yers, Informs
ton Bureau will send you a buyer. Call or
write far particulars c. Christensen, Mgr, 331
Boston block, Minneapolis. :.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
st; parquet floors and hardwood finish main
floor; open-work plumbing; refnished through
out and ready for occupancy. Two-story sta
BILE Oh premises. Apply for keys and informa-
ton to the owner, 912 Nicollet av.
FOR RENT-No. 1919 PARK Av, FROM
Sept. 1. Has been occupied by Dir. Horning
eight years. D. r. Wagner, 1923 Sth av s.,
906 Chamber Commerce.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED; BEST EACILI-
ties and thoroughly experienced men. Boyd
Transfer AMI Storage Co.. 40 Sd st s.
81 LYNDALE Av N, NEAR LAUREL, 8
rooms, modern except heat, with barn, $25.
Inquire 1910 Logan av N.
FIvE-RooM COTTAGE. sl4 9th ST s, sic.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-08
HELP WANTED-MALE

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o o o o o 20 o o o o 90 0 o o
o WANTED.
o Travelling salesman for northwestern Q
o territory. familiar with building trade.
o Permanent position.
o Address 6552, Journal. {
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-08

WANTED--GooD MAN WITH HORSES, TO
deliver water for Mineral Spring Water Co.
Call tonight or tomorrow, 104 Elm ST. Bryn
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WANTED--THREE BRIGHT AND NEAT ROAD
men who have ambition, willing to work hard,
with bright future ahead. Address 5944,
Journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-08
STOVE REPAIRS
TAILORING

NEW FALL GOoDS-NEW STYLES JUST IN
]. D. Hinshaw, 627-630 Boston block.
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ATTORNEY, MUST ALSO BE sTENoGRArHER
and able to take court dictation; good salary to
right party. Mercantile Reference Co., 465
Temple Court.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-08

GOOD BARBER WANTS TO KNOW OF GOOD
town to work in in North Dakota during
busy season. Write address, Barber Maple
ton %.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-08

AN OLD LINE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
wants an agent In every town in Minnesota;
will pay salary commission. Must furnish
bond. 920 Guaranty Loan building, Minneapo
..... ..-H..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-08
UNFINISHED Flats.

FOR RENT-NEw sIx-RooM FLAT, COM.
land Apartments. Two blocks from Central
park; across street from new Lowry park. 63
Lyndale av N. F. Nj. Henry, Lumber Ex-
change.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-08

WANTED-ASSISTANT ESTIMATOR. COUN-
try figuring no plan work, by Chicago Whole
Must be experienced as bill clerk or estimator
5537 Journal. ........- ~
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MAGNETIC HEALING

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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
The firm of Tager 6 Ashton, doing business
at East Side Provision Co.. ACT Central av.
is dissolved by mutual consent.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-08

WANTED--MINNEAPoLI AND ST PAUL
representative wanted for sale and distrbu-
ton of the United States Time Recorder. Re-
sponslble and experienced men only need APP
ply. Address U. S. Time Recorder Co., Has
tings, MINI.
WANTED-AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN TO
travel for joboing house; experience I'M
and expenses; paid weekly from Minneapolis
onice; sell stamped enyelop for reply. Ad-
apolis -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-08

WRITE CYCLONE INSURANCE, MINNESOTA;
hustlers make $40 to $25 day. Minnesota
Farmers Mutual Insurance Co., 626 Boston
block Minneapolis. -,5 r.s 71g5 ,:,i
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-08

BARBER WANTED-A FIRST GLASS BARBER,
sober and steady man, wanted No bum or
boozer. Wages $12 week. J. S.. Mckay,
Alexandria. MINI.
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Want Pages II and Is
AAA Ant ADS
1 Gent a Word

All Ads 1 cent a
word. when paid for
in advance, otherwise
!, U mnrds To the lina
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PRINTER WANTED-A RELIABLE SINGLE
man, who can take entire charge. of small
inland town paper light work and steady job
for right man; state wages and age. j. w.
Schnitzler, Mohall, n. D.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-08
WANTED-AN ENERGETIC MAN AS COLLEC

" hA1'A GD AN GNcuGc11C MAN aS OObLcC-
tor and solicitor for steady position with
weekly salary and commission Married man,
having successful Industrial insurance eXpe-
rlence preferred. Address, stating age, eX-
perience and references. 65S7. journal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-10
Horse Sense.

a Circus horses are not the only members
( OF the equine family which do smart
things. For proof Of this one has only
TO watchsthe antics of some of the local
sapainst the curb Of some narrow streetEas
a. motor. car comes along. The other e
ternoon a. Belt line car came up Ct linton
Avenue and found a. lau ndry gon back
half way ncross the track. With all the
wisdom ,Sof a human 81 being the; horse
moved his head and side. stepped out
sof the cars way as the motor Whizzed
by without loss OF time 5s9s
THAT is the wisest thing I ever saw. q
horse do, said a man as lie watched the
horse s. action. IT have seen lots Of clever
things done by circus " horses, but ny ne
turning OF that horse is the SsHartes act
of ALL No man could d have a sharper
sense OF danger han that nimal: = doubt
If o. better exhibit ton Of horse sense was
ever given, Albany. Journal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-10

The newly discovered action OF irons IN
the atmosphere Of the sun and the earh
respectively, which are now believed to
{ be the basis OF the electrical and mag
netic manifestations. Is affordtng much
information upon this obscure subject,
and 1t Is full of promise In practical III
designations. Langley has announced
that the invisible radiant heat energy, as
measured In his bolographs, varies from
season to season ana from year to year.
The passage of an eclipse shadow through
magnetism and electricity IN the same
way that day and night modify them
by cutting out the suns rays. In a word,
the entire field Of cosmical process forms
a complex problem which especially cons
Germs the meteorologlst and should be
mankind, whose life and happiness de-
pend SO largely upon the Weather.
Brooklyn Eagle. FfSSSS$;. A az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-10
WORMS PRODUCE
COLORED COCOONS
Successful Exp eriments in Feed
ing Them with aColored
leaves. IA
(speclal to The Times Sd spa tch.,

Especial to The Times Dspatc h 355sf;
S3yVAHHINGTON. d. CT August 9-Suc-
cessful experiment is in feeding silk W orrns
On various &colored substances SO as to
State Department by j hn "a G. Covert,
United States consul at Lyons IL France
Consul Covert tells Of his Yisi to the Ia 3 4
'oratorya of Messrs. Conlte and Leyrat.3
where1the experiments have been carried ,t1
1.-THE object OF their studies was to dis.
coer, If possible, why, Is som breeds OF
silk worms produce white silk. while 9TH.
$ers produce yellow, or o yellowish green
silk. Their experiments showed them tina
the natural colorlng matter Of the cocoons
was Identical with the colorlng matter
found in Tie L leaves rhe5 q eX perimentss
PROVE that q coloring matter 'ntrod uced
Into the 8intestines Of g worm by means can,
reach the silk through the blood. ~ S
ss7 One lot was fed on leaves dipped In
LIQUID IL color them. Some of the leaves
the worms fed upon We're colored ~ sli ght
red, and the worms a to them they cal
ordinary leaves in a natural condition.
They grew and developed as If fed on
common mulberry leaves. The a General
color OF their bodies became a dark red,
and the blood extracted from them was
Of an intense red; When the coeoons were
formed a pink silk was sreeled from Them
The entire cocoon was OF q beaptiful red" I"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-10
.SCHWAB SENDING !.
OUT MORE CHECKS
r Restoration Of Buffalo Woman's
Money Comes as a God IL.

Especial to The Times Dispatoh.)
NEW YORK, August e.-The story that
Charles N, Schwab Is restoring 5000 900
that had been invested In his concerns
BY persons who were led to make their
Investments through any atements that
he may have made is already being sye il.j
lied. a.5;s n siss
s It was learned that he had mailed y q q
check for 500. 900 to Mrs. Benjamin WOOD.
who took shlpbuilding stock in return
for a share OF the fortune tina Z was LETT
9her. d NJ rs. w GOD was In Saratog a when. Il
is said she received Mr. schWab' 8 check
and late this afternoon she returned TO
this city. In addition to this. q dispatch
received from Buffalo to-nig ht5s stated that
two Y checks from Charles NJ. schWab,
amounting to ss5. $50, REIN bursements for
financial losses sustained in the failure
OF the shipbuilding trust, have: been
mailed to Buffalo people from the steel
magnate's Office in New Z ork. The
checks are expected here to-day. One.
check OF 81 $50 to Mrs. Sophie Earl
Owens who 4 did needle work In Buffalo
Tor years. will come to her as a aGodsend.5
II represents every dollar the woman
possesses She invested her savings for
years II, the shipbuilding trust, and had
given il up for lost until to-day, when she
heard OF Mr.. schEab having sent the
check. s. J. 81 s5- III
The other checks OF ~, 900 will go to
the estate OF William c. Bryant, who.
before his death five years ago. was .
falo's leading lawyer. ;s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-10
,1Abenakis Springs.

Nj IA special from the Abenakis Springs says:
This week has been notable for the enjoy
able picnic given by Mrs. cartmell, sof r ch-
Inond, Va, Y OF, u the Indian Reservation. The
guests visited the two great basket act6fies,
from which they brought an infinite variety
OF souvenirs. The baskets were - greas GU
riosity to- the people from the United
rowing and dancing. and were much enter
stained by the Indians. "a delightful lunch
was served by Mrs. Kimpton. OF the Abenakis
Be- Later in the week Mrs. Cnrtmell also gave
"a pleasant drive for fourteen OF the young
people NJ through the Yarnaska Valley and Ats
beautiful surroundings Ss5 Tho drive was IN
honor sot Mrs. DR.. Slack. Of Farnhum @nd
~ The last but not the least, was a trip to
the indian village. given by Mrs. Booth. IN
honor OF Mrs Cartmell and Miss Hudgins.
The party were accompanied BY the pastoE
Of the Episcopalian Indian Church. the Rev.
o. Loisele. The drive was through the indian ian
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-10
OPENED ]. FIRE / | / ON
ACAMP-MEETINCI
Desperadoess Cause Ranic Among
Worshippers at Prayer.
Robbed a Number.

specialfto Tho Times Dspat oh.
pRIDGEyILLE. DEL. Aug:@ s.IEign.
cen lvs escaped from the georgetown jail,
stormed Bethel African Method list Epis;
lcopai camp meeting Sunday, night z ~ !! !!
the desperad oes were armed, ana fLhey
shot recklessly. wounding five persons
and putting the rest e flght The I e. eve ~
ming service came +. an abrupt, g, otose;
administrative force OF the can,p. They
sendeayored to break up the SO me. Where e e
5upon the conyicts opened fire on them
and chased them into a. cornfie Ids, Where
they were able to hide themselves Y - the the
4 PRAYER was in progress when the
escaped prisoners stampeded without
waiting for 1t to end. s. !, :, Z
81 They held up men,, women and chlldren;
From the women they took money and
iewelry and from the men and boys they
demanded reYolyers and srazors. OF when
sthore seemed to be a consid pie ,numbsr
In the camp. At the food tent they doe
tmanded dinner quick, y and got u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-10

cRAVEIs- I'll tered into rest ut his resi-
Ssisf lnsss u bANIp EIss' sitfs Fun
WEDNESDAY at O'Clock p. nj.
& Friends5 and acquaintances are respect
4 fully invited to attend, Alexandria and
4 Baltimore papers please copy.
Monday. August s..i, at his
residence, No. 1902 Lewis Street, R. y
\ TYRqSE, in the twei,ty fl fifth year Of, his
Tiers to mourn their loss Funeral from
Y the !. postolic Church Wednesday, at 4.
e r, NJ Interment IN BQalsWvss'. 8;
Dearest brother. thou hast left US.
4 ~ We thy loss most deeplys feel, rs
but ,tis God that has bereft us.
{ He can all ourg 4 so % r, WIS heal.
\ 4 Dearest brother, we MI u lay thee 81
e In the peaceful graves en- brace:
But thy lnenlory VIII. 20 .cnsrlsh ned @s
Till We see + ny angel race
ss Pea cefiilibe thy sllent slnmbe r,
Peaceful in thy. grave so low
Thou no more wi join our number, ~
AZ Thou no more our sorrp VS. know
4 & But we have a. precious PROMISE.
Given by Gods ONLY Son, " ;ss
M If va are fall hful we wi meet 70 u n
When our pilgrlmage is d II Z !, ! / 8
8 Fold nv hands and let me sleep.
i3Ts Il a m weary, let me rest 55s}
Saviour meet me on. the shore, ZEE
Let me sleep upon iphy breast % !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-10
Forest Leaves.

Especial to The Times. Dispatch,3
ming was children 8 day at the Baptist Church
and q crowded audience witnessed the exercises.
W.. Blomom seems to be increasing It's sphere
OF good. a 5. 5t BgSt{ ss
M The wheat crop In this immediate neIghbor-
hood has been excellent: the shipments from
this station being about double the usual
Quantity. s g5sgg 5s 5i$s l55}. ~ "a IA
"a The convict force for Bedford county is
working the q road near Perrowville,3 and a
very great improvement on tho highway ts
noticeable. ~ 55 U Ii
xesi ~ sha M NJ, bodist C,hi,reh. Sc
The Bedford 81 Alum Springs Hotel. which
was burned down two years ago. has not
been rebuilt. The loss Of this hostelry after
the death Of Mr.. ]. r Maben. its owner. is
much felt here. { sgst5s5 i55i
s Forest n Is growing and expanding some.
The number OF 81 ores have been increased
and new residences are added yearly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-10
THIEVES HAVE FADS:
HERE ARE IA FEW

Even thievery has Its fads. There are
specialists among burglars just as there
are specialists In the learned professions
And some OF the speclalties are from
police standpoint more amusing than
otherwise.
I'm some instances this popularity is
SO pronounced, and the speciality stolen
SO extraordinary. that I thoroughly be-l
lieve the thief must have a mental nut
loose somewhere said prominent de-
tectve recently.
To give a case inpoint. a few months
ago the establishment OF a well-knowns
firm Of opticians was broken into. The
place contained magnificent stock Of
valuable lenses, mlcroscopical iristru-3
ments. gold chains, gold trimmed pebbles.
etc., worth several thousand dollars. But
did the robber take any OF these things,
though they were lying round ready to-
his hand No! He simply selected
about hundred glass eyes and de-,
camped. t's IS ~ q I5i3s fg
1.-THE same thing happened about two
months later, when another shop OF the
same description was broken into We
never discovered tho thief. but doubtless
1t was some one who had a mania for
collecting glass eyes, and was even will
Ing to risk his liberty in doing SO.
at is scarcely credible what q number
Of communion cups are stolen from diff
ferent churches every year. both here and
abroad !. Thong these cups are! val liable,
Of course. i do not think they are always!
stolen for their worth alone. i know OF.
one Presbyterian church where every
I5communicant is provided with q separate
cup, and where. during q single year
ZIG OF these miniature chalices have been
stolen The very valuable largo jewel
studded chaltce and paten, however,
appear to have no fascination for tho
thief or thieves. though they might be
as easily carried away as the small cups
All attemps y to trace the miscreants
have failed. NJ Meanwhile. numerous other
cases OF stolen cups continue to be re-
ported, and when we do pture the bur
glars. and ask them to 3expln in why they
commit such sacril lous acts. they lisu-
ally refuse to answer. ,ss
II think the most curious case which
has ever come under my Ice was that
OF man who was never able to resist
stealing 9n5wheelb arroWe when he saw ole
i i know for a. fact that he has been con
Syicted Of this offense at least six times
but as heSis q man 8of lei empla char
Incter$ and has never been KIN own TO- com nm
NIT any other kind Of 1nisd emeanor the
ma glstrate usually lets him go on his
promising to return the barrow. ssi,F fl5s
I88..Indeed, he Is general VI regarded as
being little touched On the subject OF
wheelbarrows, and when a tim finds he
has been deprived Of his most important
agricultural implement he prom pity re-
pairs to Mr.. So and So. and either returns
in triumph with the barrow or the price
Of It and a lit tie bit over. u n
81 There Isl a. K man who, is undergoing
at the present time---a5 con
3frmed thief, but one VIII Q never steals
anything but toys. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-10
) BY he Valentine Auction Co.,
812 e. Broad Z Street .s


one THOUSANDS NEW AT--s
aASl1,saS&TING,S W.APORTIER1S. UPHOLS#
ySTBRINGSGOODS, IANiMOGlKS .MLIN0-5
SEEUNd, assg IRON BEDS. lURNITURIo.ssz
HARNESS. SIN-FOO on AKls
$STANDINGs8DE CARPETS # ETC.
ATsAUCTION,2 IT AYaalNEDNESDAY:s.
SA1ORNING). AuGU 10TH OA1nENG-s
EROQM,aN O.. 6l2 e. BROAD STREET--l,050
Yards High Grade New Ma tttng. in #good3
size pieces; large lot Of - olenmi
and Oil Cloth Hand some Port there's, l Jpss
ing Desk, Handsome Chamb her Suitssa;
CHARTERED Oak and Valnuti Hall RackssE
Oak Wardrobes rs Iron B eds, n Couches.a
Lounges, Extension Il bles, Bur us anaS
Washstands, Ma ttresse s. 81 r ef rators.}
Stoves, Carpets, BUGGY Harness, 8 tc:9
ass T his Is "a specially attractive sale andG
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
@ ctloneers.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-10
s DAVIS AT CFIAUTAUQUIA.
Drives to Mountain Lake Park
and Introduces Hobson.
ispeclal e rhe rlme.. pI.pateh. )
.fRv Assnciated Press,

- lRy ASSO cIHteu1 tTess'I - ~ a
S[FormerY senat ii enryt g; Davis drove
this IRON 1,eer apai;
\ and .polIticai friends. The committee IL.
charge Of. the ~ ountaln Lake Chautau u
qua had, invited him to be present on
Senator Senator l Davis spoke for ntteen min
utes on the good that the various chau-
4 tauauas Of the country had done forl
higher education during the past few
Years. He closed with felicitious allu-,
4 sions to / Lieutenant Hobson, whom. ne
introduced as one OF the heroes Of San
Tiautenant Hobson cof,ed HIS remarks
almost entirely to educat lonal matters,
and at the close Of his address he was
! given he!.chautnuqua salute, acco mpahisu
BY hapdclapping 8, Sg It'll ist5 N N siSS S5st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-10
REPUBLICANS COMMITTEE
Situation Discussed at Meeting
N III ED in New FORK.
from Our Regular correspondent)
z CIV Assoc Slated Pre,ss.) M,

NEW DIRK. All gust 1T NE Republican
Executive Committee ct to-day and de-
70 the headquarters. such as the division
OF duties among different members and
employees to take charge :. OF
work Of various kinds, viii oh VIII put the
machinery inS motion.
"a Soon after the meeting adjourned to-
day Chairman Cortelyou saw g GOVERNOR
j ohm II. Hill. of Maine, and FIN. slmp-
son. chairman Of the Republican Cons
5mittee, OF that State. =,
Maine holds an election of State officers
and congressman on September l2th, anna ti
while there is no doubt bout the success
Of the Republicans, they desire to make
the ma jorities as large as possible for the
moral Ell ect twill have on other states:
The campaign in that State has ALREADY I, q!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-10
.C|.O:)jNS';T'.ABLES TO BE
TRIED FOR MURDER
Were in Charge OF Negro Who!
s5E Was Lynched by
(RyI Asso elated Press.l !!

sDLAIA, T1 Ala, n AUGUST n % Charged
VIII murder in the first degree. Special
cantablsS Raa q san and and, Cherry ~
az III, : 4 H. nj orroW. The Charge against
them them Is based on the fact that Edward
Rsii "a negro, was AIKEN from their GUS
stody last Stature day by 9 mob sof egroes.
hanged TO g tree ana ms Snody r'ddle 9
HI Rell Wa Was Ia harged Will, sling another
negro, .tIter a preliminary hearing
Which he qF s Gra
4consta bles to be conveyed to Jail In Selma
IL was while on the way 70 all Una In
negro was lyn cAedi ~ sst8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-10
ELBORNE33 DEFENDS .s3
NAVAL EXPENDITURE
\ 't,,1sy Associated press, !, |,

H LONDON, Aug. 9.-Replying to critt-
cism OF the naval expenditure, in the
House Of Lords to-day. Lord selborne.
first lord OF the admiralty, warmly de-
Tended the outlay. He said 1t was more
Important now than ever before that
British battleships especially should be Of
the largest and best type.
Referring to submarine boats Lord Sell
borne said their value for defensive pur-
poses had been abundantly proved. The
lessons from the war In the Far East
were the Importance Of the personnel,
the necessity for having margin OF
strength, and the fact that without bat
,th zen ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-10

AUCTION SALES, Future Days
AUCTION SALE OF r II e Il
HENRY CT INN I
ASHLAND.V


Pursuant to decree OF tho Clrcutt1
ma ss company and il exeeu
tlonS Of three certain d edH OF trus ex-)
secuted to- the under ned as trust tees by1t
SEQ snTy IS
and March II 1s04. all8 duly corded In !;
the clerks office Of Hanover =; County,
gs esas, the
Thursday, August l8. a 9O4
at BIS r. NJ. offer for sale. at ptbliusI
oao Ashland the rea II estate
longing to the Henry LAY Inn Companty.}}
consisting Of q lot located as the nsouth1i
fFontng n aS
on Railrond Street, and Ryext end Ing $bacAi
between parallel lines, one Sof ,hieh ~ !
the line Of Clay s.rse1 w zee
10 inches wide. having ther lhat Al
tractiye. new. three. frame z, hGtel1
building knoWn the a 10 glay itna
The building contains q bout thirty bed.1
rooms and Is equipped With gas !ig htln6a
ern plumbing and SAN tnry{ arran gemen tg.
including baths with hot and cold wat
supply, An ar tesiaI we'll upon the prem
ises furnishes the hotel VT Z, an ahund-,
Il also equipped with private fire protec-1
ton apparatus. supplied wi 18th wa tar FROM
q tank connected with the art esian Well.s
Thu location OF tho pro ~ nosts des5
sirab Bile, being directly opposite to 4 thol
railroad depot. thus ha Wing tho benefit
Of excellent railroad facll tiles. Ia
q The property Is noW8 under a lease eEd
Is enjoying a most liberal atronaRe.
|s-TERAiS- One-foprth cash and residue
In three equal instalments at one. two
and three years from date OF sale. 5thsS
deferred ms ailments SfS OF the Bt purchase
money To be evidence by notes OF the spuF..l
chaser wit h interest aa ed from date oil
sale, with tight OF an Ing $pay "a
and title to be retained unit all 4 pur.sl
chase money Is laid and a conyeyancof
ordered by the court; but thai rurchxyeFA
NAV nay the whole or q ny III ter pareS1
than one-fourth In cash ~ 4, t3I
4 The present lease ex Tres Septembera M
1901 ana possession will be given the pnfrA
cha ser at that time. when the personal
property belonging to the scompany consJ
slstIng Of the hotel rnltare. flrnlAhlnIs.
utensils ets VIII be sola ana t q pgT:
onasst III 81 bid ding pr.
ckkpnsar IL the real estate will not be ensi
titled to any rent afcr,alns Under ttIstI
ps Eor further part! sulats apply 10 1thslH
AZ Inc Iun dersigned ut Rich ulnnd. ra, SFs
Il z sS ItNs1,A I4EAKE. *
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