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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14
HAREs AND RABBITS DIFFER
Former Has Longer Hind Legs, Makes
Greater Leaps and Is
Nomad

The hare Is a camper-out On being
alarmed. rabbits scuttle back 10 their
burrows. says the Detroit News-Trib-
une. and are below ground in a mo-
ment, but the hare is practically home
less. IL passes most OF the day IN what
is called its fern" a mere depres-
sion IN the open field, which towns
man might pass over without thinking
that Il was anything IN particular. and
feeds al night A view OF the hare
does DOT give the same impression OF
white as that received when the rabbit
Is In fight. for the tail OF the hare is
black on TOD and not always held up.
But the feetness and length OF the
hind legs OF the hare and It's leaping
pace--in such contrast with the tum-
bling run OF the rabbit are things
which most clearly mark ''puss" from
bunny" IN the flight The length OF
the hind legs Is 50 great that the hare
has difficulty IN making a straight
course dovnhiu. Hares are not only
good runners. but good swimmers. RAb-
bls vii enter the water when pressed
hSFA hBg DO not Ike a vetting.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14
ARE CALLED cAvE-pwsllERs
old-FashAonsd Customs stin Prevail
Under Peculiar Name at
Washington

: A few only OF the old customs survive.
says Anslee's Magazine. We still ait on
the front steps when the weather per-
mits. Our carriages are stu drawn up
IN front q the markets on certain days
Of the week Our girls still continue
TO thiak IL - entirely proper for them
to walk through the public streets and
To the theater without head covering.
We still persist In believing in the
primitive character and potency Of the
picnic and other bucolIc diversions. We
stu dine in the middle Of the day on
Sunday. After that you will not be
surprised 20 hear that our nev-fsnsIed
friends who prefer tea and bridge to
poker and mint tuiep call these good PEG
pie. derisively. cave dwellers." Cave
dwellers." ''trogiodytes." or by whatever
name this element IN Washington so
ciety may be called by the ultra-fAsh-
ionables. Il cannot be denied that Il
furnishes an important support to the
social framework. The fashionable
element comes today and IL gone TO-
morrow. The cave dweller" remains
He IL naturally. an old resident Of thu
place.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14
SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Shers Line to Principal Cities efNk
ssuth and Southwest, Flssids, CUBE
Texas, and Mexico.
SCHEDULE IN EFFEcT JAN. 10
1904.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. MAIN
STREET STATION DAILY.

1925 p. m.--Scaboard Florida Limited
composed exciusely of oullman's most
improved dining car, double drawing
room sleeping cars. compartment car
and observation car, to Raleigh, South
ern Pines. Hamlet. Camden, Columbia.
Savannah. Jacksonville and St. Angus
tine.
2.1A p. m.-Seaboard Mail, composed CT
latest day coaches. pullman sleeper
pullman parlor car and cafe car, &C
henderson, Raleigh. Southern Pires
Hamlst. rinehurst. Atlanta, Camden.
Columbia, Savannah. Jacksonville, ST.
Augustine and Tampa.
HOO p. m.-Seaboard Express. com
posed OF day coaches. pullman cars
TO Atlanta, Jacksonville and Tampa.
cafe cars south of Hamlet, pullman
sleepiny cars between Washington and
Pinehurst, to Henderson, Raleigh
Southern Pines, Hamlet, Binehurst
Atlanta. Camden. Columbia, Savan-
aah. Jacksonville, st. Augustine
Tampa and New Orleans.
s.1O. a. m.-Local for Norlina. HamIer
and Charlotte
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
DAILY.
6.45 n. Mo. 34-From Florida.
81 % a. Mo. 5O-From Florida, AZ.
lanta and the Southwest.
A.55 p. m.-No. 66-From Florida, Al.
lanta and the orthwest.
$50 p. m.-No. 36--From Norlina and
local points.
II. s.. LEARD,
District Passenger Agent,
No. $50 East Main St.
Richmond. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14
CORN IS ITALY'S STAPLE.
Wheat and Potatoes Do IN
This Country.

Oorp Is n staple article Of food IN
Italy and Ssrvia- II takes the place OF
wheat and potatoes IN this country.
CornmeRl mush. known In Italy a.
pOlsntA, "a the principal diet OF the
peasantS Corn broad and mush are also
used IN Servia. says Medical Talk
II "a used in the United States
among the poor people 80 Johnny
cake. hoe-cake and the like, a. is well
&Down. In this form the whole grain
b used. and IL constitutes an excellent
article OF food for working people In
The Amer cornmed the embryo. or germ.
which contains most OF the oil. Is re-
moved. e prevent the -four from becom-
ina rancid. In the removal Of this oil q
considerable value Of the corn Is taken
away. Corn Is the richest In fat OF all
the cereals. provided the whole grain 70
used. Corn does not contain so mucA
proteid nor albuminous matter as wheat
Sut Il is about equal In heat-mA6inE
qualities. and IN the amount OF mineral
matter IL contains. IL Ia exactly with
corn as Il IS with wheat. che hole kernel
should be used 10 get the best resultA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14
Z & n Scenic Route
sou1s. - To the West
To Cineinnati. Louisville. chlcaso. 81
Louis, Etc.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT. Jas. 1. 1905.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

Few people who have not Travelled
about TIE Russian empire can imagine
hoE boundless Isl its wealth in tim Der.
Wooden Russla" Is the name applied
% TIE vast forest areas o. Russia IN
Europe which cover nearly 500 900 90
acres. o. IS per cent OF the entire area
@ The country. IN Russia houses built
% any other material thar wood are a.
most unknown outside the cities. anc
wood constitutes the principal fuel
Tss Sc-est belt cAlisd the '@Taigz." in
81 5sFsa. stretches in a direct lfne from
80 Urals 20 The PAci1o FOR 600 miles.
Gzc Is IN many parts 800 niles broad.
A. tAA is tAe property O. the ear.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14
Brooks
General insurance Agent

General Insurance Agent
Representing the following
fiirst-class Companies:
Va. Fire & Marine and Va.
State, Richmond, Virginia
Home. of N. Y; Hamburg
bremen, Norwich UnIo
Pennsylvania Fire and Fire
Association, of Philadelphia.
/ also represent the Fidel-
ity & Deposit Co., OF Md. and
the Fidelity and Casualty
Co. OF n. Y.
Ali business entrusted,
whether fire insurance bond
or of indemnity on officials
or employees will receive
prompt attention.
Office Over Spencer Bros Sssrs,'
WILLIAMSBURG. VA,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14
HAND-To-HAND FIGHTING.
japanese ofhes- Tells OF Savage Bat
lie Between Warning Forces
A Russian Hero.

It vaa ten o'clock IN the morning when
We saw coming out OF their hiding
places q small band OF Russian soldiers.
says q japanese otacer. writing In Lea
iie's Monthly. That was the beginning
OF the fierce onslaught Il was as n some
body had revived IN this civilized day
OF ours the scenes from the old story
books, when swords. spears, bows and
arrovs were the only weapons OF var.
and men slashed away az each other. IL
wa actually a hand-to-hand encounter.
IL was Just At this time that we saw a
Russian oficer rise from the ranks. and
leaping over the dead bodies OF his men
and comrades. and putting himself 81
the head on the ranks. try by his daring
example 10 revive the spirits OF his men.
A gainst the lurid background Of blood
and ere be made a superb ngure. always
rushing in front OF his men. his sword
cleaning ever over the heads OF the
hghting men At last this offlcer rushed
out. calling always and loudly upon hAs
men 70 follow When he was within .
few feet Of our men be turned his head
90 see whether his men were obeying his
order. Instead OF following at his heels
his soldiers were trampiing upon each
other IN the mad effort 70 run away. The
sight broke his heart. evidently. He
turned the point OF the Fvord he had
held against himself. An instant later
be fell with his heart pierced through.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14
RinEulAr Instance Of Tenacity.

A singular instance OF tenacity In the
digestion OF nsh is reported from Shef-
Held, England. The hsh. a ling four
feet long. had what appeared 10 be an
abnormally hard liver. But the cutting
up process revealed something far
stranger. The supposed hard liver
turned ont TO be piece OF stout netting
over two yards long and IL inches wide.
which had been pressed Into the form
q a football How tht& mass came 10 be
swallowed IL a mystery. II wes suE-
gested that the fish. caught In the tolls
OF q nshernan's net. had tried 10 escaPs
~ dspo1ring bis prison WallA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
Or.
reaiitrirt-r eeuiimcr Nrjt.
80 inbtiac 4rOriS.

gpcilnlift tir W,dnuer. nno Srauen.
9ruiibetiei. Scilt IN ~iir5eiier 3eii
GnpGtlis. NuSiblug. NulSa uno Wtulio'
NruuIbeiiclL gllIeiliiiIe icner gIrt Strii'
iir, liulItipHelL IIerUUle SbUdde, Sllii
\ pOieri, HierCili llio MISREPRESENTATION
ffncc in Sr. Veder'c GIlaioniitbti y;is
I Itnm. Nr. EOS, Si.Yaltimure etralr.
I Gprchilnn9cn; bon o ubr DlnrnenS his
! 10 llbr glhenos; SonninuS nJtt 10 ubr
Wiorpcus bis 2 ubr gtnbmilidps mo
pDn i libr bis 10 llbr Nbenos.
u. ". ~ Or. 9eder'S lldii, belt nt'
feblbur ie6cn ghlSillB. GontliItntiou
Irei. tlgGi2b. I&G1O
gA u aa d as,ta OHIO am Ha TIT Il d alGg,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
2seae !GneEe Gag soots
Der WricSiom, yinie.
,Qorb Baltimore" nnc y1enn"
radI f,bilooelubio.

Son Tiruioa, oen 30. Wini. Vormiiings g
llbr an id1IiG u"b Gonntaas IblGbrt bon
gait, uno TraitsG trdbe. III Yettrrtou unb gae.
Ter, IA dtidlisgf
perrtidls Tabrt ourf ben Gaaai.
SdUrprets In "trtr v cbilng 81 80. Nnros
fubri rs IdGeJ i!~ nic hiidtabri fJiuobi auf
bent 1pr.. wir ginhtF.;:, GFltiG $40.
Rlnoiahris yiuets, bon BIiiaoclphia nit Der
Dnrniabrtsg NJ letr nod N.dntic.Nlm nre Al.
rili per RJOt SI75. peer per gdbit. Is 5aae
aiiitig, $3.50. Seruer Tnrhfnbrt5 Fitlcte nnh
Rev WAIT, ~fpaa.Erauh. GSparti, tari. tn elmer
JiidiuHq. SIn0: Hunbreife 5000; Eape 1Gah.
Nunoiubri. $500. Der 9lbenoS Sampler idbrt
tdNlih, Gonntaas ais0eHomHen. mt 3 ubr
AZ. hmitiGas ab. Gdhrbilletc nerner INT Als
teuu. fotrie bel NlhnuQtis. Rr. 2Ol. Roth
Charles Gtrabe. mad, albdHb. 9tob, G1rstcsas
Gprine5. 8eibpott. 9'rip 4Saoeu t6i), Vorilano
COPe.) nno ,ry. SttAelrPhniten ~hetfauft. Sdreibi
me0en Beifefiibrer. tiatsnV Ebriper. Aaeit.
9r. Goa, pieDi siraks. DOT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
Marnlano uno TcnniMoauia {. 9abn.

Wnrn1ano Mno VcnnINIOnuid Nabn.
giae ~periaiitn yurih.rusnns. citation:
7.g' borIH. 4nii nat S0rf. idaitt, auSges
hpnInleH Gc1tttag5.
/. $40 9,orm. gI:pm. mad, 9tit1, rnr gnnnfnas
go Norm. NIi0rt nah Gtldir. tdnlth. aueae'
y nOmiten S6rHidpS.
tt.35 Norm. gftpir nab Belclr, iigIth, auSqc,
mrnirtm GnnHtGgs.
10 gadm. Nilom. ilad geiait. nur cdmfiacs
3.45 EddbIl. Rot rad Vcti. idglit. ausge'
uplrmen cnfiftaGo.
400 Eu6m. Nffom. udh Celia. MIR Sorrina as.
4I55 Pdtbm. giffOUr. itddh Delta, tigit4. duset'
upmnien Scnntdqs.
sos gbenos Wffum. tdh pei ,ir. tdalid. ans
genommen Gonitdgs.
100 Abenos @rrom. mao eeIdtr nmt sonn'
inqS.
if.4s H6enns Wfinm. rnd eeIo'r. mt mtft
mons unh Gnunns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
Baltimore Iampi'N adet.So.
(Wht unh NOrrtn fItdt Vdtftute,p
Mln L,nr EIlnIrm. MnlI h~rIhIhfrnh-

Tdmpier tuGrer. tiaIiB. Gountdas cusgerou's
men, bon neu Nat zine "Rters. gtr. i0--ls.
pipbt eirube. 6.3O TbennS. bireft na6 Gls
Point Comfort 9icriOlf. Portsmouth nno alien
loinf Comfort nit . G.. & 8. Gifenbnbu, " Madb
Nitfntonn. GcrbinoutQ IN PartSmcttb nit benz
nGeahouro gIir ptnc" fnIioelt 2ng bon ,'eorts.
mnllb nab Nilnntu. IN 9soricIt s'erbinouup
Carolina, ~s{orfnIf unS fibIid. Rurfolf uno
nrftfith lno ON Somiriur Cine" nndn Weio.
bern. gSolbinqiou q s., ltno S~ibmono, Va,
Winbliciien mad eiropdifbem Blame. rurlis
ri1ie Quiiiirn3immcr. eleitriTbe geIeuttlHa
SampfbeiiunQ. aoien fret. Neferotrie s~niitst
%BiHInicr In ben Niget Rhredur Der -etGh 2ine
gr. gel. gGcft Baltimore. strnbe, Hr. b06 urt
haa, qigbt Strabe. g. u. Y. Office. GiiooftVds
V%nltim0rc- uno Colbert ctrnhs 9nntinPuidi
1ruft 9uilpiuu mnh Hl6ouqb'S. 1903 9iore Sbarfes
StraNt.
3ubu ". eitripuub, q. Freigu,
Rice Rrdf. II. Sen. Manager. Gsu. sBail. 'aasHt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
Wcitcrn WnrpIano Gilenbabn.
Srat AIT IS. Sun! 1905 IN afaft.
2igc uerluiien GlucT Siutiun, 1pte iulei'


Srat nm tS. Suui 1905 IN Gtntt.
2igc u~erlIiien S~llcTsSiutiun, 1pie tolgi:
5daitdl.
1870 iriib 49, Ghnelis IOfiAun, S1uptliFir. Sd'
gerSiOuu. u. & ", 9lO., mo Dem Giioell,
mo uuencnonmet Gnmiaos " Y. r. VI.
Gbnmbcr3bura. Widrttioblrg, Nindeitet itiIo
Fltuilt an Der 0bciapedfe a. g1elieru Vnbn.
0.1t Norm. 49, EensUiar eGprcB. Crr Iah
4irn lJtur.)
1O0c ghcno5 49, sfiom. mad llnicr Nri6ee.
Snnlidl, arSaslummrn Scmntnas.
TOO W}orgcIC Aorf, U. Il y. Gip. n SGutt
pilig tli.it bon Gmorb 'Srgoe, Carlisle uIlt
s.or G|oracnN ednpiIimc. SaaerstoOn, San
cod, Sbtpprrebnr0. Srcoertd, 9nrmilsbnra
uno Y. Il VI. IN. bis Gbenanouob.
1872 Snrm' NiiSm. naH uH'on'oriNse'
100 Eatm. = Nfiunl. mao Cuoro CsroUe.
2.25 yiatlm. - Nliotr. nab @tGcrhr@rupe.
1925 Jlathut. - Nlie Ulom1iuin @rp. CFnrlor'
GOtl; %Ierner Trenerld uno @arecd
$50 guhri. - Cru. uad Port NIB ~. & d.
YihiIiun
AGO Ga6m. Norf c6nGn @rp.: ,rrner
@.OnoolL Spriu0 @robe, 9nnoDer mo @eit9s'
42b siahm. 49, llniDu @rieQc Mitoru.
1870 giunm. 49, @rp. J,intfie an hcrS,GnpiI,rie,
NnnerstoiUn. Srtoertt. eof:HiiShnrs u.Gtip'
5,25 MhcnSs - Af,om. rab .greNa.
6.l5 GbetoS - TtirnL ndt unipnsPtibae.
Gnr on eamtaarn.
It.b6 gindhm. Ylne Hi0pe pinlieb. GhPIi'
9rprtb Hih Ibllrmc nj. itouriabi n EltriS
unh Sngerstoipu s.
Rnr esnntoas. I'.fed
$50 Room Giiom. nab unip1fYrioas nub
Suli0hst. avg
2.30 GGtur. G,tom. god, lippntRriage.
4.2N Hind,u. T'fotr. nod NiefH. '
@iaci mo Gepdd'G iircai glntaNi }8dtf9aG'
timurc Sttubc.
Biipe bdlfrlt ~ lriu:fs, Etrno. 6loeD Su!.on'
uno gSnlbtnof t9iotlb Sibe,) Sintnn
| SdIi ridl an ieenni ssIhsL e.dfioh. '
q y. cjtisp ,Ip, IS. 2. " .,k.u.,.t
q. ID. oJmtn.i q q "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
IrrMantS' &c Iiners' Sranspor-
fniipn Numpnnn.

SnmpferYlmteu
yidu1 IluftpH iuo BEN Giier: tebeu Wurtaa.
5irutua. 5ouneriing NIB Samitag. Sbstbs
d uur.
tnG. Wliit,poh mo 3reitn9. NheHts y iibr.
y;nb Newport = geps nno Eutio,f. tielith
nm q tlbr WbeUnS.
Srn6t mito tdClih biS r llbr Nbenes filr an
0em 9dnc obfnbrenoe 6dnpfer dnpenommer.
Huh Sdpnundb uno benz SiiSen: tcoen 3tens
ftaa. 1OHneri!0l mn Sanfinl Nbenos o ube.
qtoit0ner mn Rrouioeuce : SaHpfsr ,abren
hon Der eserf:e am SlBe bes eona Gods dt:
EnpnnGHtt Sampitr bon Der Neriie am Sahs
BET sscft'SuuS apeme.
e. ". Siniusbam, Hasnt,
ppnQsHnd.
n. Y. Turner, W..f ..MaeMt,
u. 7. stebbins. @eM. .Wtua.,
esiDtbilrenu - Sheeii.06s 3trniau. umb
riaais etraBt. Ut3I&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
0eutihe9 SOB iir Hoo c
belt.

9erIim 80. Nug. = %opon'9
9ercitlpilligfeit, nm oeS 6rieOcn9
Tinen oui ieine qroBen &ortbeile 81
Der5ihtcL iinbet SeitenS Der Mor.
QCnbl1ttcr oQ9cmeine InerfcnmtnN,
ebcnio 0cS FrGii6enten Nooieuelt
encrqiide @enliibungen i'm Snterelle
Oe5 6riebenS. rSm llebrigcn geitebcn
ole @l6tter jest 5L Dab lie nenig
Soilnunq aui einen Griolg Der Ser.
b~an6luugen botten.
Sm 4usmGriigen Amt miro rid.
boItlps 5uQcqeben, Dab Die Serbei.
liibrung Oes 6ricoen9 obne beS Er1'
%libenten pcri0nlihe 9emiibungen,
BON ieincr cigcnortigen Stellung IL.
Der Mod)t ser &ereiniaten Stuaten
imterItiibt, nidt hattie er5ielt meroen
fonllen, uno bob Geutiflono nro Die
gauge Welt ous Scr bon Der Hegie'
riing in @aibinqton bciuieienen
ltootsmonniiben @ei6idlitfcit &or-
tbeil 5ieben meroen. GoS IuSn1r-
tige Inlt CAB aid ieiner @nerfen.
nrng Der @eneroIitGt uno MdBiQfeit
Sopm's mo ser Stanobaitigfeit
HnBlano'S Nusoriid.
8ie inn Musip1rtigen gmt, 10 riei
Die Nabriht bon benz giinitigen Re.
iultat Der Observation-Disclosures
itberaa Gritaunen berpor. Sn oieiem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
Icrste.
81. Ybuips ar,;Ii9cs
Snititnt,
Mr. 1897, Sf Yratt Stripe

speioIinru fir se6eims Srnufrsitep non Min.
uern nHO 5raneu.
@tr bciIen arampiOoerbri6e obne fbmcr3'
bafte Operation. GiriIturCn. NIutoerGlftiuG NIB
syphilis it aleu- etnoteu, Seruuli Der Ramp
Bartlett uuo lieu dnae5o0cnc Rranibctlei. Sine
rafGc, o~nucrnbe Seilura pigO GuraHtirt. Int
fcre bette GnpiebItnG bcittbt hdtir. Ndb MIDI
Elm Gent o6r %ertoIGiCr QatInra III be8ublen III.
Gs foict Gle GthtS, in ~rotercui 'nlttemi 1or.
rrfpreheu uno cine prtbdtc GdhhiBatfiu nit
ms An babcn. non 10 lbr s'prmittdas biS 10
llbr N6cuns a%fbiiuct. Sbreist pann Sbr niNt
iomrncn i0nHt. ~ tutluio'
Fruip.Vln. nnb NoIdnO,Fari @aaauns lab
rru al unIeres 5bitr uOrbrt,
II Oipci.GG g'uo. NIB Rtait. strabe.
tWuil9. 1&G.tD u'tG-. md
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NuunpuliS, Wt, Guual Station. l7,h0 uno
?si5 %Srri l3 90 gnS % no %abm', 9a''i NJ
tags, 400, 1913 giduntY 600 nlo fli.io
3rebrrid, VT. Rcbal slaiiou, 2s.45 nun 70 4s.
@orIH. 9nnoel Siltion l1,36. 5000, ?aih mo
1000 Norm, l1.25, 800 ltno $50 ytudni,
9pindetcr, MT NpOai Gietion ITO &'nrm.
mn l2,ta 2tlbm Gamoerr SidiioIL l120 NornI,
a." SaaerStoiun, MI %SpoF Station. ls45 gor..
1850 J'dhm, U.1mhcns SiaiiOh, 1900 Hornt,
G ID 1t .Ci6 !iiG w. alrs, Gambler, g tot!on
S|dbm., '6.30 nio 'fl.ib g%neuSs.
s""rtaaSS NIB aGHtSa vi. SHtC6u'I station va
,,Wonai @Iar.pinie" naa 8biIaOsSDia NM
oenu6. VEL { Sai1mo,u VerI gt aoool
SdEiSr a. spcli: .5 f2Sl' W. 4. u. zee 500 I 4. g
RN( HrI or 4 SinsT. E mT 49, SS.G5S9 &. SS.SSff 4 u
i%'Grlor. Diner, nnsa 60. 1850 Y. Mtt.5t Y. u
V' ,Sgoa G' aain,,ii,tt,, ;3a't gn $40 Sl II y M a,ia N
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ilnbnle bon Ynjidgteren bereti. ri,
~ nntb ,Atiantie.Git9 al @obeninatn: VI
itnh NtlnnfitsNtm ldQllh.-
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Sbsner. an.
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pbiIu, eUfnut, MIR Gu. sos Y. +. 10 r..
lSbiln. Mlfurr. uur CO. S.Ib Y. $50 4.
StGerhpen MN, MIR CO. 100 Y. los Y.
VbiI1 @rpreb, uusa. q 2.20 V. 2.25 y.
lbiI1 GrprtF, nus0. 2 300 ". bOb u.
Wbcrheer Nft, unSa. Q $40 u. 3.tb VI.
Vbiln. WtTont., ilur co. 610 ". GID ".
VbiIu. Grprebg 1dNl. 900 VI. 100 ".
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Nus 9entidlano.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
kennebec County.

At'GUSTA-Addic Shorty to Nm. H.
MrCanfrey. land and buildings. 81: john
WIN +: GoWell 70 byron Frost land. So
Observation-Disclosures f. Bickford to
state Of Mainc. land and buildings. $lI1o.
I'll NA-Geo W. Wentworth to james
CLlNTON-Manley Morrison to Arthur
Holt. land. 500.
slo:O: Elisha W. Calender to Mary A. Ne
Donald. land and buildings. 81: l.catta y.
buildings 81.
IIALf.OW ElI-Elizabeth \. Carey ct
ais. to Geo. L. White. land and buildings,
SOL. Ia.
MONMOI TH-Martha A. Plummer to
Frank Casweii. land. 81.
MT. NERNoN-Caroi H. Clement To
Edgar +. Robinson, land 81,
R"own to Morris McNclly, al OF Water
yllc land g. AIyah }o p Ge nd a. Of Ln
Stwtcllc of Sidney, and Scld"n G. Rcy-
n"lds Of Wnslow. to Augusta Lumber
Co. standing timber. $50; V. }. Tram t"
Mary : Brinn land. ST.; Robt. Brdm to
VIM. J. Erann. land. sl25.
Observation-Disclosures NJ. Mace TO Isaac
Mace land and buildings 81 ~
n'Rciiy OF Pittsfcld, to Cyrilc p. Roy,
land 81. Maud na Zoo = S 5ohnson no TO
tional Bank to John Ware. land. sl~.
WINSI.OW-Lucv \. Blaisdcll to Joseph
Il. Pouliu of Wat-rville. land SyI0G.
WINTIIROP-C'haS. II. Berry to FL
bridge c. lngham, land and buildings, 81.
QUIT CLAIMS.
BENTON-Carroll w. Abbott to Mary
Richards. land. $l2j.
CHINA-NIary Small to Geo. +. Thurs
ton. land. SO.
GiARDINER-Clara AvcriIl to Oakland
National Bank. land and buildings. 81.
ONf<I.AND-Slrah J. Kelley to Ami"
II IIpnpV. land and buildings. 81 %
ItNILLE-Wat"rvill. Savings
Eank to Edith NJ. Foster land. 81.
WlNpSOR-MilcS Moody to David
Given. land. so.
a valuable consideration.