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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
On SUNDAY CLOSING.

. have been asked ~ hat . shink 0G
the s0aoa? c10sing tss0e. . Will
arssNer yOm. far . de- mot Fum from
ah6s err anY ether Q0esstOW. ~ Z view
10. Sunday closing does mot take the
form WG . psslisScal lssae. tn open =
saloon and sell iusONiraaSs - sun
day L. . Si0latiOa OG shr law.
TIT oaG hO0t the state. with rare ~.
G6rsher hack than . can .rrmem6er.
In the interior Of the state there n
NO s0rh 1srssiOn - SUNDAY cosssieg.
.io,- than that. I believe that in most q: the
towns q! tn. STATE saloons woui! ci's. sun
Say even though :h-:e was no si@ci.c statute
requiring them 90 j" 80. Ft:tiic ssntiH:.n:
would cc.,I;.l them 10 close. and IL they did
Iu' their I,er:-e- w.uii -. denied. Eu: in the
Large '-i'i.s. a:i in very few rII.! cv.nnlui.i-
ties with peculiar environments t,e SUNDAY
law nd no: a..r! Er:..rl.iv observed Governor
Folk determined - .n.0:c. tn. sunday llv
a. :. saloons anl issued orders :. tha. sf:--s
i,i. I"ra. .S-cu-iv. ".'i".a!s. When 't.s-. "r-
ds's we're iss,!.,i and ;his joticy enttr-i ni'.n
rirllt.nrs of this law v-g' chiefly found. acting
with CONNIE r.al!r goo! -r'ls". accepted the S.s
ra:icn. AMI eve. Stree ha.- been Observing the
Law
Even william An WIFI. from prohibition
Kansas wh. ran hni whisky joint "vcrv
sra:uGy cu-r=. q hi- own STATE. a-cl lafes he
gas unable find -u:Ta-C" 20 what h" calls
-'hGsza asSI,. uss,ry'' in all - Louis. although
h. sr.s-.- w'Iri.. sunday ilv ar.i night n IN.
.~a,. TIE law -EsrcS ~. S being observed.
Whs.h-r j. = ta!nE Observed Willingly o. In-
Willingly - % no c.us"rg-,iy". !; !. sufficient
ira, IL q sI,.y-i The lav i in the -.a;i..
box IL il being -r.'1.Cei. /; - being "L-y-h.
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Ar,lmore, !. T.. Seyf. D-GnvesnoS
NATION cali.pg for sn election In PAnnlA
County To- eiec, a Representative to tnS
Chirbtsaw legislature 10 al! the vacancy
occasion.d by the death Of Ell Perry
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

woman st!I c!Uug exy.otartiv 20 h.r
strap. As M. car I.dT"l Compton! ave
nG.. 4 Iapp-T little cnap with -yegiiss' g
and a cIst- TuuSiich" looked up from his
paI"r aul Es-.-rn.t! uai'l-I AT seeing ii
woman standing With a -suUr'ly bow. h
touched her elbow and said
pray. takn my seat. madam.
oh. -i:. I wouldn't tr"ibi- ycu FOX
III. world
Don't I;g.-iit ion II ] get OF here
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

NFt a. .a~ ieS WOMAN NrAr s.css ss~
xTGS Hrs1s.t tA- r,8E 70 n S~z s-s -
trusting Reg sarsTs happiness
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

TIE JOY OF SABEESS.-'.A w";nans
'a.rS 20 Iini sympathy. said
til" k'na-Esirt..,l man.
Yes au~v-r"! lin. COii-hl"pa.i "u".
And y"f EhaE N"i So" Il w"r!ssn crying
VOL: .s,'t =. sur. wll"t h. sh. ha> c"uiIi.
u. has h."n enjoying h-rS"if III "a matt
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

Ev@c atts- l15- snss<e-,sa, 80 :,-s-
Ss~i srt SIC hs.e rsarA 20 learn ssCc;
zach Ctsr-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

woman is fo ind GU, too late that she
has mad. mistake and married u maa
whom -!i. does not loye.
II takes IN. deepest. ;rres: love ~ gloss
over ia" faults that must b. lived with
daily and Yearly. and the love 81 q week
an b. neither deep nog lasting.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

Republic Wan. Aa. win sell anything
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20


DeOCS0kEEPDNG 0Gl.PA
, Lemon IL an excellent thing to
, polish the naiis with.
, Charcoal placed in the boz where I
cutlery Is kept will prevent rust.
D Floor boards car be whitened by I
scrubbin9 With a mixture consisting
Of one part lime. two parts soff I
soap ard three parts o: sand
Drive away flies by mixing half a I
teasp0Onfr! IL biack pepper. one I
teaspOonfui u cream and placing I
Il on plate In q prominent posi-
D tion.
When cooking fruit II sugar IS
D added afterwards less Will be :.-
3u:r.d.
Pfua.s si.cIid b allowed to boil 4
slowly fo: Two or three hours add 4
ing a little sugar half an h"Tr b.
fore taking from III" fire. Prun.s
ar Tin. n:csf hsalfhfui of fruits 4
when properly cooked.
\
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

no use ~ ny Joining v,ur sewing circle.
sas. the r..w f--i,.-n;. 4 rally can't
sew NJ ALL
oh. y,S. hut you can talk. p.rs!st":
tn "ail.:. with the in,Ifi;ion.-D-iroi;
F:.- Pr.sS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

rairs tNsr - :se .rssf. csa- zeztr
,se srrsu ~nr AAs o-.,y known her .E.-
eSast Gre ssssre Nesk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

after Mrs. Ftsse and her play have
been heraidcd VITA hhre Of
homage from New York 10 San
Francisco.
And yet
why Is Il that Tuesday nights
fashionable audience at the Seattle
theater left with a doubt In its
msmdf
why Is il that the thunders of
applause that audiences IN other
cities are recorded with having
greeted The play did not maieriaiize
during the opening engagement Of
Mrs. Ftske in Seattlrt
Is u because Ne Srattieites are
not Intelligent enough % appreciate
the subtle intensity Of Mrs. Fishes
latest vehicies The verdict Of an
American audience sitting IN JudE-
rneut on a play II not always In
teifIxible. but il Tuesday nights au-
dience was enthusiasts IN ita APP
prevail Of Leah Eieschna@ Il failed
10 display any Ssch enthusiasm in
It's applause.
Mr. Mcclellan did not write a
great play IN Leah klcschna.- nor
asd he evidently bear In mind that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

sceue, the author shifts the lime
Hight onto the head OF Paul syl.
Nainn John Maaonl aud foe a half
hour she listens quietly and oh
securely while the moralt-t turns
loose a food of mstaphysieal ora.
tory.
It's queer story thar Mcclellan
has written the story Of a souls
birth Aud each night the play
Ia saved ~ the most wonder
fui acting by the most Ca
pabls company that Seattle has
seen In many years George Ar
iisa. Charles Cartwright. John Ma
son. John Il. Mack. Claus noKsi and
MIS-. Fiske-a and 20 y HON the author
attempts 10 apologize for his aeaaty
provsndeF q opportunity b. barring
the other women characters from
I the hareat chance % gaining favor
Leah KIsachna- IL problem
play. and ia principal figure ia not
that % leah. but rather klrHchna
himself kieRchua. the thief. who
brings ub his daughter 70 aid him
tn his nefaHoua trade. In this role
I Mr. Cartwright Waa the revelation
OF the evening. aHa only shared the
TEAL dramatic hanors with AR. Ar
iisa. The impefaanatinn 81 the Par
taian thief was the finest aud sub
Hest ever given ~ In HE gesture.
his look. his very thought. the man
h a thief Sven the half closed for
eliza eyes bat partially hide the look
/ OF she hunted
believe that this ia SIR. Arilas.
first appearance Ia Seattle. I siu-
/ cersly trust that Il uOn't be his
last. After hia nrst exit Tuesday
night the audience tried 10 shake of
the Impression ieft ON their minds
/ by the degenerate ueurotic. the ab y
I sinfhe soaked ilhertiun. and rHmcm-
Der the artist. IN an outbarst Of
genuine applause. Mr. ArllHa r. a
4 wonderful artiat--lt e. doubtful if
bis like has ever been seen here be-
fore. lie commands every power
and capacity Of the difficult char
acter. a character that IN most
bands would only Jar upon the
nerves aud leave behind nasty
memory.
John n Mark'a Interpretation Of
Kleschna's man Friday who ac-
cepts with Htoiciam the kicks and
blows bis master IL pleased %
present him with because % his
love for the daughter Of the tAief.
Is also the work Of a true artist.
and aruusca within the heart OF the
spectator a pity for the unfortunate
boy efimlnal-=the loyal. dumb brute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
A Strange Play Is Leah Kleschna"
Modest Part Has Mrs. Fiske

second ia actress, at other times
the audience only interests itself In
Leah Kleachna because abe r.
kleaehua'a daughter
Il H. before ths wonderful acting
o. Mr. Cartwright ana Mr.. ArliHa
that Tuesday nights audience laid
tia tribute OF appreciation, rather
than 90 Mrs r1nlSe'a auecensfui mas
terry OF one situation.
As problem play Leah
kleuchna" at least deserves credit
for ita aloofneua from the old hack
upYed scenes and pfpttle. Il also
brings US face 10 face again with
the question OF how far na author
should go In presenting the immoral
side OF his problem The situation
Ia The first act. when Hnoul Berian.
the absiuthe snadden wretch. and
kieachna calmly discuss the girls
ruin In her presence - Distressing
ana not calculated 10 be forgotten
soon by the younger mind.
Ia conclusion
if sou Ra TO the Seattle theator
10 see Mrs. Fiake. you will be dis
appointed
II you 20 % pee remarkable
company OF remarkable actors iu a
strange play. you will be delighted.
u. u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
TEDDY'S WAsHLADH
CALLS ON PRESLDEN T

BOSTON, Amaa. June zs.-The
caller Oh President Roosevelt ~ the
home Of Bishop Lawrence was Mta.
Taylor. a colored woman. who came
shortly after eight. and waited on
the ycranda until the president
came down Htaira
The woman waA stopped b. secret
service men. but she told them shs
Used to % the presidents washing
when he Was in college. They adj
mitted her to the grounds.
When told that Mrs. Taylor wish
- to Hee him. the president came
dbR7n. shook hands with her and
held a abort conversation. Mrs.
Taylor said the president called on
her az her homa the last time hs
came 20 Cambridge.
After breakfast President Roose-
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who "a the creature of hia environ
nent.
To Mr. Mason the playwright has
rendered the most difficult work
that of coneillatinR the audience 60
tho long drawn out prcaehlngH 81
a ponderoua. good and almost very
duh person. lie must carry the
message Of the piay-=the saving Of
the aouI-tlIroughout the entire
production; he must preach and
preach until only the sympathstfc
and dignifed personality OF the
actor saves the character from be-
ing n positive bore.
II Mrs. Fiaka were not Mrs Fiaks
she would not dare 70 surround her
self with such a stellar aEgreEa-
lion Of artists. Nor would she dare
star In a play which so sadly reie-
gnfea her to n few situations which
only her keen. artistic mastery
forces into the heart Of the listener.
Possibly tho true artist In this re-
markabls little actress prevents her
from demanding from her role such
unnatural possibilities as appeal 10
the average playEoer. She gives but
glimpse Of the terrible tragedy
within her heart. just a glimpse as
the woman Ia real life gives us. In
the scene between Leah and her
father, when she tells him OF the
message aud Of how she is ieav-
Ing him forever, Mrs. Fiako ettains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

the book was ordered for the puF-
pose OF starring the celebrated ac-
treas. To say that Mrs. Ftaks DOM
mates the production - not true.
The little figure In the sloppy skirts
II not accorded the usual courtesy
given By a playwright to a star. She
II kept almost severely IN the back
ground. while about her Ia woven
the story Of a struggle OF strong
men. Even In her best scene, when
she catrauRss herself from her
father. the piece de resistance" does
not fan 70 her. bat rather 70
Ktesehna himself. who holds the au-
dlanee spellbound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

a climnx OF dramatic perfection so
real that 20 most Of O. it Is the
least real moment of the play The
almost iuaudihle Haba, the little
heart cries. the quick. nervous
movements they mako up the RAJ
tioual emotion Of the woman. Ear
more natural than the hyHteficai
Hhrleka ana the ciuwing az the air
supposed TO be necessary 10 true
outward depletion Of woman'a auf-
ferlIva
hut, mind YOU, there Is only one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

Passengers ON board the steamer
Dalphin that arrived from the north
Tuesday night. report that the sal
mon run this season will be better
than II has been at any time for
tho past five years. Last year was
tho worst run the fishermen have
had 10 put up with for good many
years. but 70 far they are All nhtia-
fled that this years run VIII be A
record breaker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

Notice was resolved by the local
officials Of the Northern PACING
railroad announcing that a party OF
excnraloniata. numbering from 30 20
al and under the leadership of W. l..
Mnc0overn, will arrive In this city
on July ( and spend some time view
ing the sights The party may take
a trip to Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

Welt WINS driven 20 Massachusetts
hili where the commencement pro-
cosaion WINS formed. The national
lnneera formed the prenidentn es=
cart The commencement exercises
Included the granting u diplomas
10 graduates ana the bestowal or
houored Agrees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

LONDON. June e. Miss Amy
phlpps. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Phlppa. OF New York. MAS
married at S. Georges church.
Hanover Square shortly htim
O'Clock this afternoon. TO Captain
rredsple Guest. third Son OF LORD
Wlmburua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

CHICAGO. June 2s.--A eoiored
nrikebreaker was attacked and Sc
yiousiy injured last night In the
subway under the Chicago & Alton
tracks on Hoyne avenue The police
we're notified and removed the In
lnred man TO a hospital Several
ribs were broken and his head was
a mass OF bruises. There Is no elew
to the identity Of the assailants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

q soclsty-almost all OF it =
d went ta see Mrs Fiske Tuess- =
y day evening. and the occasion .
q was a brilliant one The boxes =
. and parquette were filled with 4
= dainty gDwned women and !.
n somher frncked esrorta
n After the performance the 4
n fashionable restaurants were 4
q tho scenes Of several after 4
y thenfer lunches. the RRtha- 4
a keller and Butler grin drawing /,
= a greater part Of the pleasure 4
= seekers. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

n seems like an rxemplifieation 81
the time worn adaEe about fools uu-
terms where angels fear to tread to
take exception to leah Hleaehna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

And when. aided by the clint 81
pistols, dark lantern a midnight
safe cracking aud diamonds. Leah
again bids fair 10 e.rrY of a great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

Say John. come on. ! am going
down 70 Piper s. Tart. 1923 Second
Ave. aud buy my fire works, they
have got the best line aud sell
cheaper than any one In town -
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4 PENANG. straits Sc ttle- 4
4 meuta. June zs.-=A meeting Of =
4 Chinese merchants todnY de- =
4 cided % cooperate with the =
4 Chinese of Singapore and =
= Shanghai IN boycottinR Amer =
4 lean products pending the .
4 withdrawal OF the Chinese e1- =
A cluaian act
- -. =. =. =. =. =, =. =. = = = u Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

tire that Mrs Ffsks is allowed 60
show her talent. in every other
scene the possibilities could have
been well cared for by the ordinary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

: The scenic effects OF "Inah
! KleschnaF are exceptionally
' fine. the lettuce field IN the last
, act being a beautiful setting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

Far fire works OF every descrip-
ton see Piper & Taft. 1924 Second
Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

In Mems Neekwear. Hosiery and
shirts you VIII find at T. n.
Brooks a Co.'S, 1891 "a Ave. 'ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

The Newest Styles
In Mems Soft ana sun Hats 10 be
found IN the city at r n. Brooks =
Cos. 1891 81 Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

CELEBRATED ACTRESS oAREs TO SURROUND HKHsELF WITH
WONDERFUL SUPPORT AND ACCEPT ROLE oursHoNe
~ OTHERS m cAsr-FAsHoNAaLE AUDIENCE
TOO PUZZLED APPLAUD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
BRIEFS

NEwnURY. n. y. June 2s.--See-
rotary Hay passed a comfortable
nlght and appeared much stronger
Tits morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

PORTLAND. Ore. June IS -Unit-
81 States Attorney Henry finished
the opening argument for the prose
cuiiou IN the trial Of senator Mitch
eli this morning. and was followed
By Judge A. II. Bennett for the de-
Tense. Senator John 81. Thurstnn
will close for the defense. and Henry
for the government Il is doubtful
whether the case reaches the jury
before tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. June IS
The Vigo County National bank
closed It's doors today, foiiowing
run resulting from the discovery
that Cashier Consman had resigned.
owing TO a shortage which he claims
wiIl reach over $4,000. The de-
poslts amount TO si.Qo0. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
500 Lots

80. are fhe best cheap lota IN
-. sliv. Two blocks east OF end OF
- Queen Apne car lina, and
80 al Ross. Easy tcrmA Inquire
4 ssuer.
NAMES beNhyssA tStOes. tas1.
LpAus .lNsUsASeE' RtrvS'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

OMAHA. Ncb.. June 2s.-E w.
Nash. the smelter king. Is slowly
growing worse There Il no hope
for his ultimate recovery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19

And had the toast OF the Mothers
Congress gone even further and placed
m ACTUAL tangible. monetary premillm Q, on
8ties,,' countless thousands Of trousered
parents would have raisedga yell Of JOY
and organized to elect him for q third
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19

ma tlsm ana nine children, ones only.
is to drop one coun terfeit money
into the receptacle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19

1tramnelled by no stockings to, be bored g 7,
out at the knee Better still. their little
.tum-tuns IA can stand anything: our
eaDX MS I9a4 Flap
our slay-footed, shambling Nurse, Niger
ishly calls .consecrated milk 80 Per con,
ira, a freasonab Bile diet Of small II stones and
Ely y Altogether your yoar
their precious little guards good .5 But
your baby, through some strange cap
of. Nature, predestined among other Ills
lave shis,ksnpoX whereas dnsy
.invaria bly, attains maturity without be-
Ing reclprocally ficted with cholera IN
fantunl. If 81 58
z Tho foregoing therefore conylnces many
martyred Hamburg steak, whose life IS
daily being. ground away In his efforts 70
feed his fledgelings, that however en-
Nlusas tically Mr.. Roosevelt may a yoca q 9
mnltRictY, Of off haIn Natuse cong
The only practical crumb OF comfort
dropping from the feast Of wisdom dish
ed up by Mr.. Roosevelt is emilio cd In the
folloow yhag words; .,vo o,,;,d : fa,r
chance IN. life Is not to bring II up in
luxury, but to see that It has the g I
kind q training that will give sit (
strength of character
leastwise not until the Pension Bureau
fetal r'waG' Immediately after every
visitation Of the stork. 4
From tho moment that the first howl Of
distress emanates from the lungs Of the
8rublcund little stranger until,:he him;
self becomes II father Pa Is prettysap
Z q have his nose to the grndstone-,,
pretty apt to cut out luXuries, And
I tho farther Pm gets from the danger OF
trace suicide," tho faster will tho grind
stone whizz. Meanwhile, tile rnartyred
Hamburg steak need look for. no out.
side comfort from bachelor tons
and spinster societies All the world
loves q lover. hut when the hat is passed
around for a needy father with the rheu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19

said party Of the second part, all the
right. title, interest and estate Of them,
tho snid parties Of the first part III and
to the following described lot or parcel
Of land In the county of James city and
State of Virginia, Lying and being In tho
southwest corner of Jamestown Island.
and bounded as follows: Starting at u
point III ii limo between tho north side
lt5f west door OF tlte church tower and run
ming south scventy-three degrees. twenty
tsIx minutes, eaststot mort Invest co r1ier4 os
mansion and distant from north side OF
west door Of tower three hundred q cet
from the above described point, tic line
rlins north twcnty-tliree degrees. nfay-B
three minutes cast n distance Of eight
hundred and eighty feet. then tlirtling
rlnety-fivc degrees. forty-seven minutes
LEFT, 1t runs north ReVenty-onn degrees.
.fifty-f D,.r minutes west by the north side
OF two cedarA on mn old dam, thence to tho
river one thousand, three hundred and
ninety feet. then turning again to the lett
1T follows the shore line by the l ,oWderB
Magazine Fort and the church towerHtp
the intersection OF theoriginali line tnorth
#twenty- three degrees. flfty-tliree minutes
east extended IN the opposite direction) q
distance or about nineteen 1uyldred feet
from, this point. tho limo runs north TWEEN.
Sty-tlirec degrees ffty-threc minutes east
n distance two hundred and twenty sicct
TO the original starting point, nct#een
tower door and northwest corner OF ma,i-
sion. !.
1'lc nbpre-ramcd piece of land contains
the chlir.n tower, graveyard and fort, and ND
Ii twenty two and one-half acres, Plus
moro ortless. " .3t 4
a plat of said land Is hereby annexed.
which IS to be recorded with ana consul
cred as, a part OF this deed.
Witness tho following sisiia lures X ana ~
seals: q N ~ -, !. ). \. i, ss3
lscnD EDWARD e. BAR n BY,
lscal) LOUISE ~. BARNEY. n.
state OF yirginia County Of Snrry, to-%lt:
j. NJ. w. Norvell. n notary p!ipilc " NY y.
for the county aforesaid. IN the S.a.e o o.
Virginia, do hereby certify that EDWARD
u; Barney and Louise j.. his VII whose n
names are signed to the FOREGOING a zee!
bearing date the 18Th day OF MAY 1900 iSsi',
have acknowledged The same beiore me- y
in my county Aforesaid.
Given under my hand this l7tf ~ Gay DAY q
May. 1ssS. Z. !, J, ~ 4 4. ! i,
James city County and city OF nan -
"a b,lrg--to- wit: 81 f}4 { .3 IN !. \,
IN the clerks office Of the county ann
sctty5 aforesaid the above deed was was t. y,
ceived on tho 1 7th day of June. 500, anu 7
I,opatbor with the certificate thereto az az
lSncxed. admitted TO record . Y, u, ~. Ell
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$ Sos' ~ --7 ',s's, Clerk.
! 1 haiEsTows COMMITTEE e y. a. 4.