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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-20
Rcturns 90 paducah.

Mr.. Oscar Hank. representing the
American SNUFF company. in this dis
trict. has removed his headquarters
from Mayfield TO Paducah. Mr.. Hank
is buyer for the company and moved
his headquarters to Mayfield for con-
venience nearly year ago, but still
maintained an Office in Paducah. On
account OF the increased sales in Pa
ducah he has decided to remove to
Paducah again. His Mayfield Office
will not be abolished, however.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-20
CHICKEN THIEF
Raidcd Three Coops Monday Night in
One Neighborhood.

Reports were made to the police de-
par,mept that chickens were stolen
Monday night from Mrs. c. T. Thomp-
son and Mrs. Bennett. nelghbors, on
West Jefferson street, and Mr.. Farri-
son, 1903 Madison street.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-20
HEAVY FINE
Assessed Against Negro for Resisting
An Officer.

Milton Brooks. colored. was fined
$50 by Magistrate Charles Emery yes
teiday for resisting Constable B. F.
Sears. when the latter attempted to
levy on Brooks bicycle for a debt of
50 He paid the fine and costs.
]. S. White was assessed a fine and
costs Of IS yesterday by Magistrate
Charles Emery for fighting.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-20
Boarding House Case.

Paul Hill and Dock West will this
afternoon be tried by Justice Charles
Emery for the alleged attempt to
beat board bill at Hotel Laveau, OPP
Grated by Ed Laveau. The trial is set
for , o'clock.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-20
Hull Representation.

For the first time in ten years.
with the exception of brief period
In the last congress. the senate has a
full quota Of votes. The election by
the Delaware legislature OF Col. Hen
ry A. Dupont and the selection OF
Judge, Benson to succeed Senator ].
Ralph Burton of Kansas, have
brought mp the number OF seats oc-
cupicd In the upper branch to nine
ty For two years Kansas has been
only half represented. while Della
ware has struggled along with one
senator for much longer than that.
MAYO.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-20
The Water Highways.

Although Kansas City. No. Is a
far cry from Washington. still the
action OF the Commercial club OF the
former city in raising $500 600 Tor
the building OF a feet OF river steam
ers has made a remarkable impress
sion on congress. II has served to
bring emphatically before the mem
bers OF both branches the growing
sentiment IN favor OF improving the
nations waterways and the result Is
certain to be beneficial The national
rivers and harbors congress for some
time has sought to convince the ma
tional congress that this question Is
one that Is OF paramount interest to
all sections OF the country. but with
small success. Now that private en-
terprlse has determined on utilizing
the streams as channels for the fur
therance OF commerce. the national
lawmakers are becoming convinced
that the time Is ripe for the federal
government to give more attention
and money TO the work of making
navigable these rivers. IL is shown
that the army. navy and pensions re-
ceive 40 per cent or the entire reve-
nue. OF the government each year,
while the S50.OO0.0OO held necessa-
~ as an annual appropriation for the
benefit OF agricultural and CONNER
cial Interests In widening and deep
ening the streams, totals only I per
cent. of the revenue. For the last
ten years the annual appropriations
to improve the natural and economic
highways of the country has been
less than 3 per cent of the whole.
There IS a disposition seen now TO
remedy this condition of affairs. and
some action Is expected at the next
session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
NINE STEAMERS
TO Be BUILT
Koshos LINE TO ADD TO
TLUET-THREE TWIN SCREW
PASSENGER BOATS FOR Sc
ATTLg RUN ARE oRDERD.

Contracts for nine new steamers.
sir strictly for freight. with 4 ton
mage Of 1900 20 $500 tons each.
and three 70 be t~in screws built
Tor passenger ana freight, have
been let BY the Knsuos Line. This
statement Was made today BY l.. N
Gray, Pacific coast manager Of the
kosmoa Line
The trade with the West Coast
r. growing and the company IL dis
posing Of the smaller steamers and
buiifing larger onaH
Three new steamers we're recent
b added TO the German fleet The
first one Of the nsN liners 10 arrive
f. Seattle vii BE- The SeTaphis
Captain Hickman. formerly Of the
sek0. ~ In command The Ser
aphia IL due IN about SIX weeks.
Then follows the salaiis and Eeruk
There are now ts steamers IN the
kusmos fleet and the company
owns Ail With the exception Of one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24

PROBABILITIES ARE TnhY
SAN FRANCISCO REsioEsrs
WILL WALK ON SUNDAY AM
NEXT WEEK.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug zi-Ts
United railroads giii TO-DAY s<nf
communication to the carmfra
union. asking that union 70 tsi<
no strike action until after ~
meeting Of the board q diretiou
on Monday. as which meeting Pre-
ident Calhoun viii be pTesent M.
Calhoun Eill reach san Franclea
on Sunday
There IL little chance hat the
union will comply with this 70
cues, and Il Is likely that aii hnss
Of the company ~ill Dc Tied - a
Sunday The indicftiyns are tkE
the employees Of the Geary and ca
ifornia 1t. lines will also 20 o. a.
though the men have not ses nsA
any demande
II Is stated on good anthegsy
that the United roads wiil ref1s
the demands for $50 fof an eight
hour day. for all platform ne2 1
strike L. apparently Inevitable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24

Alfred E. Gardner. associated wltk
Jesse Frye. the attorney. dist Il
the Seattle General hospital. nc Fs.
suit u a pfoiractei attack q ~
coughs A week ago he ssns 70
tho hospital for An operation fer ~
uendicltis. which was Appar>atiy
successful Monday he wss sstss<
with hicceuEhs, which hronEhf ssssi
his death yesterday.
Mr.. Gardner came 20 Seattle y
years age. aud served As seefeszv
to Wilson n. Gay when the stfH
Nas states attorney. upon the ar
pointment Of Jesse Frye 10 the q.
flee. Mr. Gardner was taken N e
second assistant. and has been ssse'
cIated with Mr. Frye ever nnef
MT. Gardner lived with bis iuothH
on Capitol hin. and had slxsth
Mira y. :. Anderson. Of Las Angsits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24

~ The Iisbssn nsasvaisnt s..,.,
iion aFaIHS Herman Maslls, .las
aihsfr NhIsh vas brought !, ~
.aiHiIffa % raiaia the s.tss 49, As
Won mining the Jewish es,. ,..sls
for gold, s'fflsg
judge f0HqaIn Granted A.
Junction and Mueller anshls s.a =.
miners who had iDsuted . lain ~.
begun ~ sink shafi d. fbs a, 20
terry several Hafka ago a. , s.lls'
den ~ further pfaascuis The ss,.
prise "'sr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
MAJ raIArn-eon,lnu.a
WEST 4 wnErLrn. NC.
~ sia caimaa udr


WEST = WHEELER NC.
~ 1n caImaa niar
q. 60 Acre e sfeuaa. vi,h tfoon riss
tered houss. dtr watse land ct
CLEARED and cultivated. nsar ihs
nsw tlsh school butidlas south q
Green tats. ana Gee block FROM
hs car uao. terms
g. -eAriroL NH ~ ao,iss en- ifih
Az. soah ~ Prospect. sn street
improvements inetudsd 10 pfissi
vii make tsfus
tteo fiyE ROOM cottage win bath ana
ras. north q Madison -. nsaf s''b
AZ ioi msioo. Requires taasiiy each.
o. sao-uof euu. oa saa av. near o.
linton ears
q. 60 ONE block frem Fremont Az sars
snd near - =. Day seheoi sof#
nee ioaia. fsqaifss tes ossh
balance ~ psf cent
y ~ ON rsltvea'h.4 nay. across Lac
wa.binsioa - feet saisfffoat rem
aims tass ~ fsst ,oas sefsi. nsai
vharf. al sash.
q ied TWO r foat iets ~ South btai
usaf steamer ian'1nr having $50
hlsh ana az iaaa ssa usahiHs sa'
70 waisf one u tbs fss pisfss -
actual vatsfhent fee sale At tnas
palat
tsa conArn sriie. on ras union
a. Foaa vlsv Grads sna ~ais 10
saa lasi8as4 IN prise 30 eash -
qaifsi
80 EAST Queen Ann. sagnss asiao
street sfaa. paia.
tss-eunsER suit - sh 81. psss
us usv hish sshasi sna ufssa
tzts eafs
wEsT = WHEELER. IKE.
- ns esinas mss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
CHICAGO PROFESSOR
FACES HioAMY cHtsa.

CHICAGO. Aug. ~ Prof GA.
Frye. who returned 10 this cts -
er an absence of 81 years s,,,..
his wife $1,000 and telling h, =
ask 40 questions, has been srrss..s
charged with bigsmy and viz 4.
ssrtlon The charge is mads !,
Mrs Clara Goddard. Of Hurley
ID She declares that Frye msr,,ss
her there under the name Of CO
dard. when be knees hls wife ~
living
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
GEN. GREELEY IS SORE
OVER FUNSTON SUCCESS

WAsHuNgTOH. Aug. 2t-it
looks like the army will have an
other Sampson achiey controversy.
growing out Of General Grociey'a
criticism Of the army system. Ills
talk ~ regarded Aa a yelled critls
ciam of General Funston'e work At
Ban ffancisco following the earth
quake There f. no Information here
OF any personal feeling between
the men. but Il iH known that Gen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
BARBER IN TROUBLE.

c. l. Heady. the barber IN IA
Dexter Horton building. was yes,ss
day charged With keeping his ~.
open on sunday The ehsrse !
made b. State labor Comrnlss,sss,
G.. ' Hubbard Heady vas ,usS
FOR the same offense q year "a
and convicted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24

erai Greeley f. much dlssps.A.,.,
al the fate mat pat hin ~ -
San ffansifeo when the dl,ss...
occurred ''~
General Greeley was ia ch,o...
en- route - attend his dssst,sA
wedding a. Naahiagian whss ~
earthquake occurred W.bea
heard the news be hasisasd 80
aud found General Pansssn 80
admirably graAped his opuof,u,,ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24

The star will continue to present
the Mimic -Four. Lev Palmer. the
ChamherlAine. Love and Wills and
Collins, until Sunday night The
succeeding bill. beginning Monday
afternoon az . 80 o'clock. viii be
headed by the Diamond Comedy
Quartet 81 general entertainers and
hy Jimmy Wall The two turns
named will be backed by a number
OF others Of merit There IL a daily
shopping matinee AZ the Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
Loses HIS LEG

Frank Ryan. a car checker q -
Northern Pacific. suffered the -.
OF his right leg. which vas sAk =.
off between the knee aud ankie; -
was working IN the Yards ana .
some manner fell benealn ~
wheels. lie was removed 70 ~
gcattl. General hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
JULES cLERFAYT IN CRY

Many promlnen, steamship r. -
have been in Seattle dufinf -
past two weeks from torelsh - =
United States points. fhs -
arrive Is Jules Clerfeyt uss sa.s.
passenger agent of the hsiass
American company. which hss
greatest fleet In the world vs.
Clerfayt is at the Butler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
BLANK GOES TO WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. n. e. Aug. 81
The management Of the Washing
ton baseball club announced last
night that they had purchased
Catcher Cltff Hlankenship from the
Seattle club. Hlankenship Will not
report 10 the Washington team.
however. until next spring, remain
ing with the Seattle team until the
close u the present season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
BRITISH STEAMER
ASHORE UP SOUND

VICTORIA. n c. Aug a.
British steamer Tvickenham. from
Java. loaded With e.000 tons Of
sugar for Vancouver. struck on
San Juan Island. two miles south
- Lime Kiln. Last night and re-
mains fast. Tier fofepeAk - fun
Of water Steamer Msnde. from
the British Columbia Salvage com.
psny. Victoria. has gone 20 her as.
aIstance. and. on her arrival. viii
summon other salvage steamers
from the same company. II neces
SAP.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24

Only three more performances Of
"Deadwood Dick" at the Third
Avenue The play has drawn full
houses az every performance.
The Female Detectives" ia the
play az the Third Avenue theaier
next week II takes one through
New York over n different route
from any Other play and has more
10 do with fashionable life than Il
has among the iowiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
MUST NOT STAKE MINES
IN BUTTE METERiEs

BUTTE. Mont. AuK 2i-Judge
Haufquin holds that jumping GENE
tafiaa So order 90 establish gold
mines ia not "a respectable business.
lie also holds that such conduct is
ga intoisrHblr vigilance and outrage
upon deetHey. shefiieae ana D. drHz
eefntlon of holy ground aud 81 IRE
parable injury a. the HenHibiiiiieH Of
tho living. Tor hieh un action al
Law furnishes uu adequate remedy.
The court made This statement Be-
It's decision ia tho suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
INSANE WOMAN
SET SELF Attire

SAN BERNARDINo. Cal Aae
24.-Mrs. Albert Young. RISES
over religion. poured coal OF crH
herself aud was fatally burned y
day. She escaped from hospsia
week ago In male attire he
husband thought he could fssto's
her reason. and the woman s<s =
lowed TO remain at home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
nlNous FOR LAsoREas'

Local immigration officials s 80
received word from Vancouver 1 a.
a Hindu invasion Is now ON.
the last c. p. r. boat from i !, h
were 2tO turhaned men. ana - =
stated that many OF them VII co. -.
20 Seattle. finding WORK ID VIC
sinr camps or labor OF any AIN"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
WANT LABOR CANDIDATES.

The WorkinEmen's League last
night passed resolutions which re
quests that the State Federation OF
Labor call a conference between
the dates fixed for the republican
and democratic state convention
and make selection from the candi.
dates for the state legislature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
JAPAN LOOKS INTO
ALASKA KILLING

WASHINGTON. Aug. 24.-The
government Of japan has sent Han.
ara. second secretary of the Jap.
anese legation here. to Alaska 10
make a full investigation OF the seal
fisheries killing. This government
viii lend every assistance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
RGHlNS

~ sso-s.rssan house. ell modern improve
msnts tafse basement! $50 cash. balance
o. sut purchaser
o. atn=NcfF neat t.fuum IiaHtsFsd huuHf
tarEa lot near car line
Hue0-A lots on 9Feanuucf ~.
o. 60 s-rnum house, large Ia. With SOME
vefY fine large fflIit trees eaay terms
" fhe=fiN fn-f foot lutH On Fast ilHe 81 .
ready ta build on
YARNrti REALTY CO.
80 Tmpifa pfHr Ind lnli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
THE THEATERS


The Two Roses"
The matinee performance OF
uabaits" az the Grand tomorrow
promises 10 be a social affair. Sat.
uraaa night wiil mark the close Of
this successful opera. and Gu sun.
day night the Stewart company
will nut on The Two Roses" The
play iF 10 have all the original
scenery aud costumes as used la
the New YORK production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
GIVE WHIST PARTY

The seattle Hive No. s LADIES '.s' =
,he Maecahcee. win Eive go
uarty on wednesday evenlns a.
hall on Seventh az. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
I'M LoWrnIN0

% TIHTT WN"TTTHHWINH
wfH Increase tho vafua ~ the shore lands
ten fold Anyone able 20 secure water
frontage on the west side. with fipaFian
p "a state rights should not hesitate There
are stfll = feW tracts 81 Rainier naaoh al
ths GA prices o. fl1e ~ SO Better eaIne
out today Take washington 81 car Hfs
Nj Weed 81 rosioffiee ~ Rainier Hsach
% G. * Htuftsfaut. sQl HoHian uik. II q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24

cheap tets ~ feet Ions fHnntns frun
ff1s4 viii ~ vcFth $40 each vksn esust 10
built. oniy have fse " sell. nlcs ard
level shade trees ste viii cniy effef
them fer fip. dart. offiCss prsn dailf a.
Sunday until enid cot 10 siTe svsryene
rhauce. g. u ffiilmah. owner. offices IN
j. feuf boy ~ fifi FalnE 20 schooif Are
they take un The battle - life when they
become 81 asff Then think ~ thia Buy .
ldi a. Port eimrson Tor tieq FiVe H 20 fuuf
atans they viii realize 60 prf cent On
your Investment Tot them and have q com
fftstie fuHi 70 start On Just think II
over ana A. thai much Tor them come On
ard lei "a tell Nnu Hhoai it Pert slmpran
Improvement Co. us Pioneer hulidins -.
attic II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24

To The star Aain iese. ind
ll7A The Star will call and COLI
tset the bin and viii send 90
fou the answers to Nnuf al when
sddresaed care The star
RATES FOR CLASSIFIED
ApNERTts ~MUNTs, StTuA.
TON WANTED. NHlP
WANTED AND At oThHR
ADS ONE CENT A WORD.
Seven words er fractions -
Insertion.
Seven words or fractions o.
words O. the lice cash IA ad-
Unce when charged % ao-
count actual number % lines -
fet Will be counted Minimum
bin far an "aa 90 ccuta hals
lard Want al Agency, =, n
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City ttn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
HELD AS CON" MAN.

Alfred Morris. alleged 10 be a
clever confidence man. was arrest
ed yesterday and charged with
smoking opium. Morris. II is al.
legged, ylotlmiEed passengers on the
trains and boats out of Seattle,
Morris comes from Butte, Mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24

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- trtass ssass - tais tstussn Hsaffis
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ttfs~ahs fitF wa'sf hnats Fhaff kss
sfnsea kunafs3s - hatase ara haHgf feHns
lfiss tfaisass talft e isfatef terms
Tnhs Nastthgfan 81 aafs it niinafs $50
49, - ttksis e~s NJ We4f 81 faefafa
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pARuAlNE ~ BALTIMORE ADD
NaH4y h~fwssu LAKE q nian Ant fffssu
fake. ersrd tts~ II as aaG eifY.
o. 100 -fsufnsf ~ tuis veFg fine
81 49, Nesiefn tFssHa tsuss 18th three
tafs. q esrias efFn.F
CENTURY REALTY 90.
ffis Atasss Hits
Mats ttls tna - fA
sHFAFl asrss sloss ~ az Pacific tttF.
~ tie valley. haa.s. tefins hens fresa
tsfseY -uw. sbif fFA en- tsfua - ~ auwn
snt q 80 uianth See Waits 81 fssiaarant
81 fafiftc city On Iaee1Ra irtefuft.aa street
esf Hne - N@~irn of t.tnehairs. IN Ifiii.
fs-.rs effiees IL LINES hie<s. cosss tsfors
e faafs Ii
~ STUNTS - stoves CLEARED elues IN
valley ena crsnsd tefaF5 houses viii
- taiH st ones Price So uri terms q
ret uorth Zee the osnsf q y Hiiluian
- his saisstnsn n Times tiest igias II
WY buV Hntfarrevsd land whrn you rau
tuV iafs al cleared ard level ~ Fua1
Woodward with T. car fare 81 80 down
ead balance 90 terms
#H UNION LAND 80
az ~ NsHainftru nidE.
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ffog 90 wcfth - lana bought ~ G d
Hiiifnan 81 Pacific city. II 10 now staked
and wise people ara former buyers don't
need 20 b told twice 10 come nnw today
70 plek out the corners before the opening
Qsy. Acres one blech 20 street ear eniY
w. On terms 81 8 down. y per month. See
Hiiiman'a salssfusn IN Time block today
ard ses samples o. black dltt from this
lana Coua tnHaW If
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ia fats ais A isrss tineh " BITS
,.a.55.s - lf3fs ffan 80 g. III Ehfss
- saaa tta tn 49, iesetinaa afte.
Lac hs isgd sne fat.tftAa - iitfss y
-. atfe raa eel these - tsFuts o. F8f
- thaa sfe $50 snfsataHsnss Heh
- ssaiss4 ea thtss tHfs stff - thtsf
80 ,a fsfuffsa Fsf iaehss haAAF - safs
sfHfas ffNfahFa e. stats
M HARM con. tttH h@iisf hlfs
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II ~ lnAa = assf aaHtess 80 Hsih
$3.50 fsaisHt uaks fetaifss tHH
siaaIsaa ts4aas
A. 40 fqsfn - ua@afd a. tsffus
filsst fsf apafttasfii haaas
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WVI,''Ii7-T7 7ir'ITTTT VTTW -T-oTF-

Tor saio-Twe fire lots IN West Seattle
on sunset av fire view ~ sound and city
All lsrsisd OF Ger huilding Price frnm own
~ fano each. $40 cash such property 10 iim-
tied sud lots difectlF eCruss street are cell.
inH far o. coo each Nuu can make q ta
pfOfit within -four months on this Address
4 rf care Star II
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Houss and cleared cHfnsf iots on nains
ieF Beach boulevard HOO, terms. fine
view - lake. running fuftnE on property.
Also cleared ioi ssxiia adiolnius. sissl
tefuss see owner, 90 Washingten Hids
~ Is
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ONLY o. Wf
For une acre 81 land IN Ffsment half
block from ear aH Improved near school
good t.fuum house. with bet ami cold
y later geud view. This 10 n snap and can
be bought on terms.
CHARLES " ADAMS.
ne Colman bids.