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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-09

:Frenios Eos snponeqstes sO6re i5rctGs.
saDortearan 8 tOdos los amos entre los que
mas g digtingan por 50 censtancia On 81
Ahorro.
Horos de Cqia; Para lasi mposiciones:
. De 5 & 103 de Ia manana, y de ] & a33
de Ia tarde los dfas laborables de 81 q
103 de Ia mafiana los domingos; Para la
extracciones, las mismas horas excepto los
domingoB
RsgEame1stO de Ia Seoei6r: Las personals
que intereaen mas pormenores sobre las
pimoBiciones extraccionea manera de IL
quidar intereseg etc. pueden Bolicitar nm
ejemplar On Ia Gaia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-09

9eleoc0 HoCeI para
Gamilias, eetablecid0
0ajO ell plan americana
que DatrOcinan las mes
jOres fam las de Pu6r-
30 Rico
JuegOs 90 habita-
clones que Compren-
den desde 81 genc1llO
tlG sala, dOrmitOriO Y
b@6O, hasta 81 mas ex-
tense de sala, s dor
RitOriOs y ba1iO.
Ad&ptaae especial
1ent6 para fanilias
numerOsas y para r.
miIias COrtas.
COcina4la espaiIOIa.
seryioE5 9spanOl 8
Rgl6s.
n Hotel mas freaco
&s Nuega York.
COntiene tOda Clase
de adelantOs m0deE.
nos.
y
DireCCI6n pOr cables 8
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NEW YORK.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-09
NOTAS

I'm mensaje sera enviado por 81 Co
bernador Winthrop & la Camara de Dele
gados recomendando Ia reforma de Ia ley
Municipal en- 10 que formation de presu-
puestos Sc refere. Que puedan ser calcu-
lados estos partiendo de 10 colorado en- ell
ejercicio pasado no en- el primer trimes-
tire como Sc expresaba.
Use a5egura que una comisi6n de tTeB
Consejeros y tres Representatives. Ia Ca
mara, ira en- breve los Estados Unidos,
fin de gestionar la colocaci6n de los bo-
nos en- el empr6stito de un million de do
liars para carreteras. III
En- Ia session ceIebrada en- Ell ConHeio
Executive, Ia noche del aabado, pas6 ell g.
B. 2 destinando Glen mil dollars para Ia
construction de almacenes en- los muelles
de San Juan. Parece que en- la Camara
sc aumentara esa suma 10000 para
construir un muelle.
Una larga conferences tuvo efecto ell
sabado entire los Hefiores gobernador Win
trhop, el Presidente de turno de la Union
Sr. Annexy don Carlos Soler. Trat6se de
la reforma de la ley municipal en- 10 que
respecta Presupuestos. ..~
Los iefes y ofciales de la policfa insu-
lar fueron pTesentados aver tarde al Sc,
cretario de Estado por ell gobernador.
Mr.. Root tuvo frases de simpatfa con-
gratulaci6n por el eStado de Ia fuerza pa
ra ell coronel Hamill y demas personal.
Ell jefe de bomberos de San Juan, re-.
eibi6 Ell sabado una expressive comunica.
ci6n del alcalde de la ciudad, felicitando
al cuerpo por medic de sus jefes y ofcia-
les, por el estado brillante que present6 en-
eli desfle del de Julio, del que oy6 gran
des elojios por las autoridades que 10 pre-
genciaron.
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INPORTANTES CABLES
10 de Santo Domingo.
New York, julio 8, l.8O >. a.

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TembIOres de TERRA en- Creta.

York, Julio p. m.
En- Ia Is Crea entdo tembores
agun depeeo consideration udads peque1as adeas
Rena la s aludidos n6meno rep6ndos
ALI conb
lie Temps
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-09

rior.
Secci6n 4.-Esta ley empezara regir
desde la fecha de su aprobaci6n
Este proyecto fue aprobado en- la noche
del sabado iltimo.
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POIitiCa Espa1OIa.

New York. 8 D
Den Madrid Mouo undo Moret aplau-
ente uzgandO honrOsa eaa del mnieo sin nddo 81
hube opinion
En- los rcuo polic tman ds las cuancias haoe
erno
Vano co mpmien del Concordatoy peendda or
de q
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BANCO TERRITORIAL I AGRICOLA
lie PUERTO. RICo.
sECCION DE AHORRos.

lpspOsici0nss sobre i6reta: Desde S0-25
< $1,000 devengar6n interBeB al por 100:
anuaL
lnspOsiciones & plazo J5jO Desde 5000 en-
adelante devengaran inteTes al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-09

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DE VENTA % PUERTO RICO. GUILLEE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-09
Vista a LOndres.

New York. Julio g. 13O p
b6ica
a
de smpats la vista itianos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-09
MADRES AGRADECIDAS :.
COMO APREclAN FL VINO DE sTEARNs
DE- AoEITE De H1oApo De RAcALAo

Las mades de nnos debes saben por expeenca uantas
noa qe en- uchos converte mpobad absouta)
les a ocaslonado haceres
bacalao cuando sabor
Los estonagos decado bean contra naprecab meca-
nnto Tales dlhcutade exsten desde e
Vino de Seans de Acete de Hado de Bacaao conne ngn
tyo son los eemenos crtvos nutyOs del
aeee Cobnados estos magneo nutritvO
un 6nco decos excelen staador reehaza nngn
eomago dado 81 Vino de earns verdaderas
yla digestion ycontbuye la
Iodas las md agradecdas prgonado meros las
muchas cartas recibidas, lease la siguiente:
Darlington, L
Muy sehor mosReto Vino de strns ido
muo n adens les mueho Pden
s W. ToGKINs (ShOra)
Para los deados del pcho los tengan sangre pobre
apetito snomas dbdad
e Vino de Stearns de Hgado de Bacaao
De Venta todas Boticas.
BREDERlcK STEARNS cIA.
FahHcants de FrOdudOs Quhios FaTme
AA DETROIT REIcEa.s Va
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-09
H C6Iera en- Manila.

New York Julio 8, p m
DpachOs Madrid ncan Ia epdema decdo eaVamente
exraOrdnaO mTas ndmero de m
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-09
LA NUEVA PERLA
sUCURSAL,.

de los sos mas onrioos de San Juan la esquina
de la cae de de la Foraeza la Cruz han alberto Los Mu
cHAcHo Sucesores de Mayo Oa estabcmento de Qun
cala Fereteria donde surdo mas complete
pue2e hallarse
Artculos de Novedad para DAR8As GABAEEERos,
LA NUEYA PERLA/Y LOS MUCHACHOSsee ecompletan de
una maneLa donde puede egtableeerse eompeeneia.
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DANGEROUS MAN.
6enetddetto Tordni, Italian An.
 archist Deported to Italy.

San Francisco, March Limited States Immigrant Inspector Thomas N. M. Crawford will leave for New York tonight with Benetddetto Tor dini, an Italian anarchist who $ to be sent home to Italy by order of the secretary Of the department of con- cree and labor.
 Tordini served ten years in the pen itentiary of this state for burning warehouse at Petaluma. After his re- lease he went to Italy, where he was imprisoned for carrying concealed weapons. When released he returned to Petaluma with the avowed purpose Of murdefing the officers who had arrested him for arson. He has been confined in the jail at Santa Rosa for several months. He openly de- elared himself to be an anarchist and i'll answer to question said that he would as soon kill the president Of the United States as any other man.
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POISONED CANDY
La. Children to Die in New York
 in Great Agony.

k,ou York. March 1.-After eating oonts' worth of candy colored red, [o and green, and sold to all the L,dron of the neighborhood at ten rts mound. the three step-children Harry Thompson of No. All Fifty kond street. were taken with violent nru,sions. Vivian, the eldest girl, sd six, died in great agony yester- afternoon, and the lives of her bther Ralph, aged five, and her |ter, Viola, are despaired of.
 roroner Hamburger was notified of
 child's death by Vim. McAlpen,
 D., who said he thought arsenical Isoning caused by eating the can
 was responsible. An autopsy will
 made today. Some of the candy kich was not eaten was carried av by the coroner, and he will take h Columbia university for analysis. If any trace of poison is found in
 child's organs or the candy is md to contain poisonous substances |bal order the arrest of this deal
 said the coroner. His store is
 IT a public school, and I learned
 t between 300 and 400 children
 1t his shop every day. He admits
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PRESIDENT SUSPICIOUS
Doubts the Good Faith of the Chinese
 Government.

Chicago. March IA dispatch to the Tribune from Washington says.
 President Roosevelt has grown sus- D cious of the good faith of the Chi nese government as a result of the policy of duplicity which it seems to be pursuing. He has been given as- surances through Minister Rockhill, which are not in keeping with the ae- ton of the Picking authorities.
 Apparently there has been adopt ed at the Chinese capital tactics such as were observed in 1900 prior to the Boxer outbreaks. The diplomatic corps was told then in the most posi- tive manner that the reports of a general uprising Were without founda. tion and that the government had talk en ample measures to suppress local d sturbances and to prevent injury to life and property. The result of this representation was the failure of for eign powers to take action for the protection of their subjects and in- terests until it was too late The ad.
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LYNCHING RECORD.
Mississippi Decreasing Number of
 Her Judge Lynch Executions.

Jackson, Miss. March 1.--Missis- sippi's lynching record for the first two months of the present year is en. courag:ng, and if the same ratio is continued the showing made by the state will be considerably smaller than for several years.
 Only two lynchings have thus far been reported, one in Simpson and tie other in Scott the victims being negroes, and in both instances they took place in isolated communities and Were conducted in a quiet and orderly manner. The Simpson affair was for attempted assault and the Scott county event for murder.
 On two occasions the governor has brought troops into use to prevent lynching that appeared more or less imminent
 Last year the state went for a period of over four months without a lynching, but finally made up for lost time by pull ng off four in bunch. or within about three weeks of each ether.
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ministration sees n the present situa ton a parallel with that which exist eG prior 10 the Boxer outbreak. with this single and important difference- that the unrest is not confined to tive prov noes in the north. but prevails all over the empire.
 The state department is advising mission boards to bring in all mission aries stationed in outlying q striets inaccessible to warships or troops and place them at points where they can be protected Rear Admiral Train. commander-in-chie of the Asiatic fleet, $ giving similar advice to the missionaries themselves.
 United States consuls are also warning missionaries and other Americans that the situation is of such a character as to warrant them in taking precaut ons to fly to points of safety the moment the dis orders break out.
 Neither the navy nor the war de partment is abating in it's efforts to be ready to act the moment the presi- dent g.ves the word.
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RELAXATION PROMISED
..,.es to Pay Indemnity for ina .asr es of Missionaries.

,.tir March 1.-The government
 en ,nstructed ,n the governor or Nan, lps,, nrov.nce of Kiangsi, where, on |ans' n 9s. six French Jesuit ms Druai. and four British subjects Pnafie, .,,o5 to punish severely all re ''.,nants in the massacre and '' de- Ftleip4 .+s willingness to make With res ,astion any reasonable repara-
 qas q,anded. Many foreigners at n ,,now the governor of Man. XII and consider him efficient and an1 'n1,r. SD' They believe h's version eua'' 'pa troubles and credit his state lst 'tS that he was unable to prevent ] disturbance. x,,,
 ap'S .a are proceeding to the nearest '.y ssin1e point to Nanchans, River ''ration sl. is seldom safe beyond
 sa Lake. British and German sslS .+s have been stationed at the pDVs sor the last two years, despite s,ant Chinese protests that it was an,ont of China's sovereignty.
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The True Woman.

The qualities which constitute the true woman are many and varied, writes Mary Holloway Bergen, and lie within the casket of her soul like bright gems, sparkling with rare, intrinsic beauty. Unaffected simplicity sits as a brilliant crown upon her brow virtue clothes her in snowy white and char ity throws a silvery sheen around her, her footsteps glide in the rosy paths of truth, and justice and kindness strew her way with beautiful flowers. Gen. tleness lures her on, and she stands be fore the world an ideal embodiment of all the graces.
 To be a true woman is to conquer every malicious thought and fill the mind with earnest endeavors to take up the rough and tangled threads of life and weave them into beautiful cloth of gold. Patience, perseverance and we'll directed thought pave the way to success The true woman is the concentrated essence of all that is pure and sweet in Gods great labora- tory.
 Her nature is attuned to the songs of
 
 angels, and, though her feet may through necessity and environment tread the lowly paths of earth, her spir- 1t stands ever "a peri at the garden gate"
 The true woman is godsend to earth, and her influence is infinite. As mother, wife, daughter, sister, friend, how great and unexcelled is she. Her very presence seems paaacea for all ills, and her kind words and soothing tones vibrate through the cells of many aching hearts, giving new life, new en- ergy, new determination to buckle on the armor and go forth to the battle again.
 False and True Pride. Few things are more pathetic than to witness the pains and care which
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Oy,7E-Sy.<1<,>xU NW .t;55 WOh1A AIN s I
 Eayss EasEg2J \ WORLD ]
 R-2A 2Aba9sl ']s-zz. I
A UNIQUE RECORD.
Mrs. Emma J. locum Hns Assisted al
 Over seven Hundred Funerals

Over seven Hundred FuncraIs
 To have oftieiated, either by singing or conducting the services, at over TOO funerals Is the probably unique record held by Pennsylvania woman She is Mrs. Emma ]. Aocum. who resides on the forty acre farm connected with St. Michael's Union church--Lutheran and Reformed--in Berks county, fiji teen miles north of Reading. Pa. Prob ably the best known person In that sec tion. Mrs. Yocum is organist, choir lea der and sexton of the church which is used by two congregations. She Is q pleasant faced, cheerful woman, whose presence Is always comforting in a house of mourning
 Taking part i'll the service at funer- als has always seemed natural to me- Mrs. Yocum stated recently. 'I helped my husband, John $. Yocum, an organ ist and cheirmaster, during his lifetime and after his death l followed in his footsteps. I've become accustomed to
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it, and have always regarded it as calling for which I was peculiarly fit- ted"
 The hard work on the farm connected with St. Michael's church is performed by a man, but Mrs. Yocum manages the property She rings the church bell every Sunday and from April to Nov. 1 is required to ring 1t every day at II a. m. to notify the neighborng farmers at work in the fields of the approach of the dinner hour. Every Sunday she and her two daughters are found in the choir loft. One of the daughters plays the organ, while the mother leads i'll the singing. Mrs. Yocum has voice of unusual charm, but it is at funerals that she has demonstrated her greatest usefulness.
 The members of St. Michael's are widely scattered, some living ten miles from the church. Should death oc- cur Mrs. Yocum is immediately in- formed. On the day of the funeral she drives early to the home of the deceased. There the first services are held. Mrs. Yocum leads the choir and then joins the cortege to the church, occupying one of the first carriages. At the grave Mrs. Yocum's splendid voice is again heard.
 The Reformed pastor of St. Miehaels church lives sixteen miles away and the Lutheran pastor half that distance. In case of the deaths of children the services of a minister are not always considered necessary, and it is then that Mrs. Yocum conducts the religious ceremonies at the grave, while the daughters furnish the music. Mrs. 1o- cum is never deterred by the weather, and, no matter how severe the winter storms, she never fails to make the trip to a house of death. - Philadelphia North American.
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WAN NTEO.

Two men in each county to repre- sent and advertise hardware depart ment, put out samples of our goods, etc. Travelling position or office man ager, Salary 800 per month, cash weekly, with all expenses paid In ad- vance We furnish everything,
 THE COLUMBIA HOUSE, Dept 610, 234 5th ave. Chicago, III.
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.,,E, ,.t-.,-, " -. , ,,,

The n'.i,.n nf jAr expression "wind fall." which i~ u~et v-hor one wishgH n refer tn T streak of G'od lt,, k. dat - -ck tn the m. E, William t1" CS' 't9'r7r, NJ tE#t tiEr if WIS Il ca.mjl4. .1,ns" 'o ,@t t.a. .5-t IL '..r l.'.. ,>A :ar +sts viJfT7T' rrr1t ''I3soNt \i1 thai lu.d hc @t.e.'rt 't9 jtr! or o'haa ITO "- W <'. - ....t, .~ '.e w.ai z1ui haf4taA to break s.- r-,st t4 fl ,,Hu.l oM 'iEs .s4, rsnt the reasaHi~ 1ilod T great Windstoru aS q bless
 z, by,m4' itW,s,= =al.t=tp east enough
 "v'u1f Y f,r w.rt"r tircr.ool rom t1i> oid time forestry 1ustom o.Hrs the ul1'cru anpljcafion of the '.,o"e 'H. At olc tune il was dcrrrc5l .at o,.Y srrh l.n$. aAl! Ahpi" trees ,S should fall during tine three SnunIel lo",,ls ca,.ly L.. |: Il <; t==te.e,=fl. h5'!t hr unius.nr-;s of l." &,t u-.s ~e pitiu
 apparent tha1 He attempt Was ee,p tnd,ie tn enforce il
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SCIENCE PREVENTS BALDNESS.
The Fatal Germ and It's Remedy Now
 Facts of Science.

It is the rarest thing in the world foi 2. man to be necessarily bald. No ma whose hair is not dead at the roots, nee9 baid ii he will Use NeWbros HerT. idle, the now scalp antiscptic. Herr :.
 de destroys the germ that cuts the Ina ' if at the root; and cleans the scalp iandruff and leaves it in a perfect sealtlss condition. Mir. 1,IanI1etl, in e larylaad Block. Batt", N5nt, Na5 es irely bald. In less than :nc..+t Herr
 idle had removed the enemies of hst sfowth, a;ed nature did it's @ol., ts coa aring his head with thick hair an inc eng, and in six weeks he had ;i nermts suit of hair. Sold by leading druggist send 10c. in stamps for sample 70 IT. ;terpicide O.. Detroit. Mich
 For sale by Bedell Pharmacy, 2le Main street. special agent.
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making the candy himself. The color ing matter he buys in sticks from a wholesale candy manufacturer He has not the slightest idea what the in- gradients are"
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Don't let the baby suffer from ec- zema, sores or any itching of the skin. Dona's Ointment gives instant relief, cures quickly. Perfectly safe for children. All druggists sell it.
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The Human Boda's Tir"less C

The Human Boda's T.r"less Or2stn>
 Man has within hita u stationary ea zine called his heart. which. with it. veins and arteries, constitutes T per feet system of hydraulics, compared with which mans best work Is clumsy intricate and WaSteful The lungs are q working bellows, the most perfect method of sanitary ventilation. The stomach is q working vat of marvellous perfection. The brain Is wondrous condenser. and the skin Is a great working evaporator, with reserve auto matic appliances. ready for extra work in moments of need. All these are in action at all times, day and night, tire less. unceasing, self winding and re pairing, for seventy years or more.
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The hatred >f the vicious wifi do yon Cess harm than their conversation Bentley.
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In Peruna these women find prompt

In Peruna these women find prompt and permanent cure.
 Thousands of testimonials to this ef- feet are received by Dr. Hartman every year. The good that Peruna' has ac- complished in this class of cases can scarcely be eover-estimated.
 e-e~-&e->-e-ee-s-e-s-s-e- ] If you do not derive prompt andy satisfactory results from the use of !Peruna, write at once to Dr. Hart-I yman, giving full statement of youri lease, and he will be pleased to givei you his valuable advice gratis.. ! Address Dr. Hartman, President1 of The Hartman Sanitarium, Colum-t !bus, Ohio. All correspondence held. 1Strictly confidential. S.~s-s-s-~-s-s-s-ts-s s-e-e-s-e-s-es-s-& l
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low TWO BEAUTIFUL WOMEN ESCAPED PELVIC CATARRH BY AID OF PERU MA.
|male Weakness Is Usually Pelvic Catarrl,. Peru-na
 Cures Catarrh Wherever Located

Mrs. Lizzie Bedding, 3l34 Clifton Place. St. Louis, Mo-, writes: T found after trying many different medicines ito restore me to health that Peruna was the only
 ithing which could be depended upon. began ,taking it when was ill decline, induced by female weakness and overwrought nerves. T began to feel stronger during the first week ttook Peruna and my health improved daily until l 1now am in perfect health and enjoy life as ;never did before" e"-Lizzie Bedding.
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Erso' women Cured Every Year N '...!espondence--Thls Is What
 r."a.t"an .." Proposes to Do
 n. .w You Without Charge.
 n.a. wno suffer should read the ma. presented here. We have a, s ws. or letters from grateful l, who tss tell .s the same story.
 |.u,s A' Al. Ills that are peculiarly hct, enn W are of a catarrhal R,tso, . . female weakness was not $ s.snan ssa deserves the credit of hss ss''''hed mss its real character.
 44aoe ca;SsrA aad catarrhal
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Peruna cures catarrh, whether of the pelvic organs or any other organ of the human body.
 Pe-ru-na, a Natural Beautlfler.
 Peruna produces clean, mucous mem- branes. the basis of facial symmetry and perfect complexion.
 The women have not been slow to dis cover that a course of Peruna will do more toward restoring youthful beauty than all the devices known to science.
 Many a girl has regained her faded beauty many a matron has heightened the days of her comedy appearance by usiEg Pelu...t,
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False and True Pride. Few things are more pathetic than to witness the pains and care which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-03

ht virtue ~ certain decd of trust o.
ll. "a lrrSl-nc1 trustees dated Tuua ra
.f-. ana duly recorded il the clerks 0f-
Tee ~ Che Chancery Court OF the rfft
~ Richmond in u. b. us "A' page 81
default having been made. and being re-
Quired $50 20 do hy the beneficiary we
Wli proceed % SOIL. on tne premises IN
SATURDAY. SEpTlNIIrR fo.s
at o clock F. NJ. the above uunlhe--i
property
Tho improvements consist 81 a modern.
~eIl-H-llt. ur-to-dato stable. or veterinary
hospital wen equipped with stalls. gran
oIfn'r floors AMI other necessary o..-
Nrnl-.res The lot fronts 80 feet on thc
west side ~ Jefferson Street. ana oxtenT-
"t't between parallel i'1cs 1s1 fetr e..
tlr alley I'm the rear. The sale ~ rhts
property offers "a good chance 20 amy ono
wishing stable building and lot. or CONE
IIete establishment for veterinary doc
tor
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 pny the cost
ana expenses Of executing this trust al
state and city taxes unpaid aud nrs fu-
sNrtnCa Premium 81 Sl5 % nud a mott, f.r
81 .'. with interest ofr same from June
80 iFri to- day Of sale. tire residue in
equal instaiments at ono and two year-
from dny OF sale for notes with interest
added ANA secured by decd OF trust on
thr property. or for all cash. ~ Oh said
residue NJ the option ~ tho uuroh a~0r.
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