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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-15
LINCOLN PARK NEWS


Miss Maud Elrod spent Sunday with
Miss Ruth Davis
Miss Ida White visited the Lincoln
Park school last Thursday.
Miss Eula Miller spent Monday eve
ming with Miss Irene Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lynn and fam
lily will start for Los Angeles Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Rankin in
tend to go to Los Angeles, California,
soon.
S. Cochran, of South Canon, recent
ly purchased a five-acre orchard on
Logan street.
Rev. R. A. Thompson from Dallas,
Texas, is here visiting A. s. Galbraith
of Lincoln street.
Miss Ruth Davis entertained Miss
Glessie Thorpe last Sunday at her
home on Elm avenue.
Miss Orrilla House spent last Friday
evening with Miss Ruth Davis at her
home on Lincoln Park.
Mr.. Hughes has started up new
enterprise in the form of chicken
ranch on Poplar street.
F. Maynard came down from Grip
pie Creek last Friday night to be here
for the water commission.
]. F. Davis went to Albridge, Mis-
souri,. the last of the week on account
of the illness of his father.
NUI l.
finished building green house for
vegetables and other things.
Albert Colgate entertained a small
party of his friends at his home on
Griffin avenue Saturday evening.
]. s. McCurry has purchased the
Hoffman property on Grande avenue
where he may be found after March 1.
A short program was given Wednes-
day afternoon at the South Canon high
school before the opening of the Val
entine box.
A number of the friends of Arthur
James gave him very pleasant sur
prise at his home on Garfield avenue
last Friday evening.
Miss Nellie Heaton entertained a
company of her friends Thursday
evening. The time was passed play
ing block and watching the eclipse
The fifth and sixth grades of the
Lincoln Park school gave their teach
er, Miss Nor ison, very pleasant sur
prise party n her room last Thursday.
William Griffin is rapidly changing
the appearance of his property on
South Ninth street, opposite the resi-
dence of G. r. c. Dye. The rough sur
face of the hill is being graded and
terraced and when completed will
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-15


was the recipient OF many gifts. The
ladies present were Mesdames Smith.
Marmon. Lambert, Wolford. Allen,
Putnam. Houle, Craig, Dickerson. Rim
gle, Kline, Hurlburt. During the af-
ternoon delicious refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Cation have
moved into their new barn recently
completed at the corner of Dozier av-
enue and Main street. Work on their
new home will be commenced in a
short time.
John Wood and wife have moved in
to their new barn, where they will
live until their new home can be COM
pleted. Having sold threir former
residence on Cottonwood avenue.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-15
Aspey.

Frank Aspey. a young man who
came here few weeks ago from Indi-
ana, died at the home OF his uncle
on Lincoln Park, Sunday, February IL
The funeral was held Monday after
noon. Burial at Lakeside.
Mr.. Aspey was sufferer from tu-
berculosis and came here hoping that
the climate would give him a new
lease on life, but the disease had SO
wasted his vitality that he failed to
recuperate. He was found dead in
his chair by his uncle when he arose
Sunday morning.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-15
pirating Foley's Honey and Tar.

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar many limitations are offered
fol the genuine. These worthless i'm
itations have similar sounding names.
Beware of them. The genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar is in yellow package.
Ask for it and refuse any substitute.
1t is the best remedy for coughs and
colds
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-15
SOUTH CANON NEWS

F. L. Pond is down from Granite for
a brief visit with his family.
Miss Flora Lamb, from the Valley,
is here to attend Dodds' Commercial
College.
Mrs. H. l.. Stratton has recently re-
moved from Riverside avenue to 719
Mystic avenue.
Miss Cora Terry has returned from
Salida where she was special nurse
at the Red Cross Hospital.
Mrs. William White of Montrose is
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-15

State of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas
County, SIS.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner OF the firm of F. j.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of one hundred dollars for
each and every case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure. Frank ]. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
to in my presence, this sixth day of
December, A. D. 1886. [Seal1 A. w.
Gleason, Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free. F. ].
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by
all druggists, 75c. Take Halls Family
Pills for constipation.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-15
For Biliousness and Sick Headache,

For Bili0usness and Sick Headache.
Take Orino Laxative Frui Syrup. It
sweetens the stomach, aids digestion
and acts as gentle stimulant on
the liver and bowels without irritat-
ing these organs. Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup cures biliousness and ha-
bitual constipation. Does not nause-
ate or gripe and is mild and pleasant
to take. Remember the name Orino
and refuse to accept any substitute.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-15
A Gard Of Thanks.

We desire to express In this man
ner our heartfelt appreciation of all the
many acts of kindness and sympathy
received during the Illness and at the
time of the death of our niece and
cousin, Miss Fora " Poore.
T. J. STEPHENS AND FAMILY.
MIR. AND MRS. w. G. ORR.
February 13, 1906.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-15

continually. and the ranchers are OF
the opinion that the whole valley may
be watered from a series OF wells.
There is other evidence OF an under
current of sufficient volume to supply
practically the whole valley with wa
ter for irrigation and domestic pur-
poses.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-15
A Card.

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
II Foley's Honey and Tar falls to cure
your cough or cold. II stops the cough.
heals the lungs and prevents serious
results from cold. Cures la grippe
cough and prevents pneumonia and
consumption. Contains no opiates.
The genuine Is in u yellow package.
Refuse substitutes.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-15
DEATHS.
POOre.

POOre.
Fora NJ. Poore, who passed from
earth early on the morning of Febru-
ary IL, was born at Hepler. Kansas,
February 3, 1872, and so had just
passed her twenty-fourth birthday.
Her illness began at her Kansas
home with an attack of pneumonia,
after which the physicians, while not
apparently considering her condition
at all serious, advised change of
climate.
Miss Pore had fitted herself to teach,
but later had taken up stenography,
in which she was eminently successful.
having been rapidly promoted. The
firm in whose employ she had been
was instrumental in securing her a
position in Denver.
Her relatives here. however, Mr.
and Mrs. Orr and Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
phens, wished her to make them a
visit before beginning work in Denver,
and hither she accordingly came three
months ago, remaining to the end.
She was converted early in life and
was a member of the Methodist
church. While SO young and full of
bright hopes for the future she was
resigned to go. since it was her Heav-
enly Fathers will.
Her father. who survives her. lives
at Racine.
There is no death; what seems so is
transition;
This life of mortal breath is but the
suburb of the life Elysian.
Whose portals we call death"
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-15
Vasley.

Miss Elizabeth vasley, aged 19
years, died in Denver Sunday. The
body was brought to the home of her
grandmother. Mrs. Elizabeth Ashton,
Monday night. The funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Chaffee
conducting the services. Burial was
in Lakeside cemetery.
Miss Ashton's parents are both dead.
She was raised by her grandmother.
Recently she went to Denver where
she secured employment. She was
taken III about a week ago. Her
grandmother went to her bedside and
was with her when she died.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-15

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding
Piles. Druggists are authorized to re-
fund money IL Pazo Ointment fails to
cure in to IA days. 50c.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-15

The Record costs but s1.25 the year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06

Fargo surplus has been added TO at an
average rate of s., 600 900 a year for the
last five years, Wells, Fargo and Com-l
Fpany add banking to their reg ulars eX-;
press business. and tho profits from thls
branch are no doubt large, but aside!
from that tho revenues from the trans-
.portation are very heavy and pay hand.
lsomely, The same Is true OF the United
states and American express companies
The three companies are closely allied
and are wheels within wheels q th he
country. Primarily they. are lecches on
the railroads, and subtract from tho,
ga,lm total at the income which should
60 direct to tho carry Ing companies,
The Merchants Dispatch is another Illus.
ftrations OF inside graft. This ls one Of
the New York Central's wheels within,
wheels, Nv hich Sreyolye for the be ems q
insiders. Tho Merchant 81 owns 3, 0QQQQ cars:
I'll is controlled by O little, Clique, and
pays enormously. most Of the york be-
York Central, Many railroads and IN
dustrlal corporations are bled by lIs, %.
construction and finance G,o q nlpp he
which get n rake-of on everything tnas
ia done In the way of pr0YlQ!nR e uIlp-3
Ne ut 4 building extensions ana tlohtlng
nc ~ securities. a strlkl Ing axg n' u 4, q
iiEis corporation abuse " found ~ NM u,
Traction Improvement Company long s
i tLtIfid With the inner workings OF
the big Brooklyn Rapid TRANSIT rant ~ co1h-
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- ID.
states coupled with a miraculous turn
,forsthe better in the stock market, were NJ
Incidents used as "a peg 70 1lh lI . i,e
story1on3 that Standard ~ OIL ana " ING ,o
sWashingtons administration have 35l i iaVl.s
IN md 'nre again sleeping togelh,e.Li
sneacef,llly It is n beautiful theory VIII
many faots citable in PROOF Of its cot-
frectness. N js g
The bond market is dead ana M, many nl
railroad are bridging this apathetlc con-
dillon BY borrowing short time q !loMey,
from rich gstockholders nnd Irlenu.yi
banking connections, paying as nlsH ~ :
& To- 4 l-2 per cent, Union Ia eng Lh PHI
ia for So 900 the other AZ tx ooo 6nn
.reputed to have $4,000 900 e slVov s,,.t
liz cash and cash assets IN the treasury,
any an, such u rat rnta Il lie intended to inalugu-
rate dividends OF Southern l'ac'tlcIun
rowing l,suriously the deposits, Of =. -
and other auxiliary corporatdlonnnaa ooo
scalp OF to per cent on $so.ogg,u.,. =, 70 ~
$50 100, 900 would not be 30 pau Ihsse
dog days, although assurances are siS,en
that graft OF every description s'si nus
been abolished.
Z Tho Official disclosure Of g surplus 9 2.
the WeIls- Fargo treasury calls atten-
tion to the pro1itghlcness Of express
companies. It Is stated that the Wel Is
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.outhernR ailW;aI,y,'

{, II RAINS LEAVE rs1CItNo MI. N \, ,5l !. .s
~, q. lowing SEIZED ue figures publlsssss
PIX TX rs tnforination and are not
7:Vo a. M.--Daly--tocalS for Chariot isS aisAS
aad k nySo
R:SO P. M.--Dniy--L init ed--Hufret Fullna IA eSS
35 atlanta and Birmingham. N ew Or!eanssS
3 M memphis, Chat thnooglg and all the .Sout1.sf
g55 Through coach for Cfinss City, Oxforesis
VI Durham and Raletg nv sss5Sa
lis f a 11ss
sS 5$Is5sgIIEsY ORK RIVER LINE.
ss0 M;,Encept SUNDAY ltimofs
us T: M.ssE.eept sunday }.s.S
i 4;6 A. Si.--Bxeept sunday .oeal To-
sSE West Tolnt. Steamers call at Yor ktpvsn
and Clay Bank Ntonday wednesday g
%tg4 Fridays; at Gloucester Point, Cnlomont1s
and Almonds a uesdays. Thursdays. " a f-
STR AIMS ARRIVE RICHMOND. Y
1858 "A. Nh 7:60 p. M,-Fron1H oil the South.
S:a5 IF. M-F'roma Charlie 70. II sigh. Durham
Chase City and I,ocnl Statlons. .
AZ M.-Frnm Keysvl lie ana Local statione:jS
'16 AZ, I'al tlnore and R,ea 'S
70 40 4: NJ. -ISrors
!, ~, ME- and stop Qu!E,ton. Tunsta.lss
c. w WEsTDURY ~. d. M A.. ,s 81
loeo y. Main ST. II iciimond,
II. b. SPENCER, IA s. II. lBS1IAIDW1Cl1s3s
81 g3sg Gen. Mgr: isS BIZ Pass. 9Trnf. M gr.; n
w. Fl. sTAYLCF5&G.S F. "a. s$E
Vnshi q tor. ID ,2 G. 81 ~
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.uNCLESAMH HAS
MONEY / !. !: |; 4. ] !.
Treasury Equipped With It'll. aW Y s'rE:,
n ing Balance Of $50, 900, 700,
Largest In Many Years. f
I; i. KEEP OUT FlNANCIE = s
Neartyf$5o, 700, 900 Available to1
Relief2of Possible Monetary
4 Stringetlcy $$

rnsnx yaars as the Treasuyy Department.
beer, SO we'll equipped with q w o. i y
posits with f,ationnl banks now being
sse o Co., this working balance y has =
several times II rscent 4 yeafs eq aeen that
there Is prnct ically go go ooo that could -
be used TO meet y monetary y strln geincy -
the business world. 3. I. !, ], N Ia,
that after the first n onth or two of .M y
present fiscal year the receipts Will run run
well Sllp with the expenditures should the as,
the workinR Balance will be lessened .ainrS
aocordance With the def u IA o,o
f', AZ any rate there Ii In sight $4,000, Wy
q g9yetFhnpenIie oe te BUS
! ssaw xoflS e. be 1 thst lateaas
70 see no money panic X IT rs %i q tile
,orm rlert tfe Treasury rr,y relief would take.
Heretofore the custom Secretary shaTt
s ,,,ols Ssea t. the banks ACCEPTING varSus
MN AZ q q I'd curlty, 3if there werea scarcity
81 bonds ana the prices were high Th ,ei
is now q belief that Sec.sIiiiS rn,,r ner
cent. bonds Sforgthe sinking fund. Y. !, \
Unless than q year number y, q s. NH MI
lions Of four per nomds s,'Id refund
I t,ea % 4, to q, NO per cents but the effect
OF this would not to t mIIen o HIS
viz VIII e deposits with banks thereby FUR
nish,ne q good quantity OF two aper cc y:
Bonds that could be used as security A,r ZOE 8
Instead al his course secretary shaw ca
srer7d 10 00o 90 or 40 ooo, 900 in retiring the
four per cents leaving ths rest 70 be is.
!rhn .,rco * which nc would purchase the
bonds ne Would, Of course have DO
with- whether the others would sell or
lnrefcrit to await the reGu period for Tor re-
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Vanderbilt. Lost D !.
RACEVV.I|.T''H:||. !. DEATH ] e. !. !. ].
He Tries in v ain 70 Save ,.!s an In: IN
jured Man BY ; s Fast a Run IN 4.
Y acht's Launch

4 !, q, FOND &C IN N. August 5. - =
when the New York chit Clubs feet tlsat
! rrtved Mere yesterday. It was learned go
thnf AZ tyotnmodo ore Cornelius Vander,Dl ~
lost q race with death. VA VI.
Z FarlvSl Yesterday II NOR ling. before the
yachts left Morris Cove, Commodore van =,
9Ierbilt heard d cry from \ e. tug on tne
mort side OF the big steam yacht !l' N = orta ~
Star: rs. 4, !,
Get doctor! I've got g \ man on =
IA &c With two broken legs. u III 3i
There wasn't need for furth g. Pig lillsa,
tion "a Commodore Vanderbilt who nag 1il
r,,,, III, IN deck in his bath robe, went
down into the cabin two steps at q time
ana reused Dr. John M cGraW4 w ood-5
hurv New York's Street Cleaning Com
missioner. who Is fleet sturgeon OF e the
nyawS5 York Yacht Club1s3 DR.. w ood ware rt
looked at the injured mar. Who was = onn
sDny. sc caytine. Me-, and said that NE NE
was ebbing. y, q s5 8, z. \.
said DR., Woodbury. J. 81 u.
,.But could hospital ~ asked Mr. Van an
derbilt. 81. =! 3. \, !, /,
1T might, II reached soon emo an
Sswered the physician. t5 3, /, y; 4,
Instantly Mr.. Vanderbilt ordered the the
d fast starboard launch lowered and man
ned. The Injured man Was placed On 4
4 Cot 4 In 4 the bottom. and SDr. Woodbury.
ana walter q. Kerr scrambled In @g q 'a
stern. Il .5s q III ,3 .98 I, ~, &
"Hit il up now for Az she's worth !"
said Mr.. Vanderbilt. sid go myself,
only they don't need my weig Chit
TWO hours later. when tho launch re- re-,
turned, Mr.. Vanderbilt anxio,sly IN n
CURED OF Woodbury.: Did you win 49,
4 enc, came the reply up the North
stars side, "the man died In tho New
I Haven Hospital at a a. NJ $
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Cincinnati, Indianapolis, ST. Louis. hlea.98S:
90, Loulsvlll 10, N ash VI te. Memph his. NJ.
2,15 N. and 90 r Y N. u al
Westbound 4 Eocai Trains I'll
7,oA N. daily and IS lis ?. 81 n, weak a. u
Newport News, Norfol ID y Old Point
200 sA.S M !. and AGO daily.
Local FOR Newport News and Old Point
.ss AL. NJ and 5 100 N. DALI sss3
81 James River Line v j,5s "
{S to:aO a.. NJ. dall !; S,l5B E'. M woek days.
Arrlco Main Line b from West Il z 40 AZ. M
ss 80 AZ ss;t5 q q : IS :, ~
- 20 P.8 NJ James River: ss8 40 N. ,,s -
r. M lsDhily: - x. s& Sunday.
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Ills time nt hts home In South Ports e
mouth, studying music, practlcits, or
giving musical 8lnstructiotis. I, I. {, +!
q 4 before leaving for the hospital 4 ne
handed over to Nicholas ID ID, @ lHa!t-
completed opera i3 IN u I. " S.
with shout as mitch new road Under &c ! Fl
construction, or protected as II is nov nov
operating the Norfolk e Southern when
completed will give Norfolk direct otdn t' 9.
tiot, wi til Raleigh and the South invest and
'Newbern To the South, and this Will give
Norfolk another big railroad system. Com.
gncotiotls Will B5bc Trade Mt Tnleigh and
5Newberr, or points further west and
Southwest steadlly during the las year ar
the Norfolk g Southern Inns been acquiring
control. either BY lease or pure chase n \,
most Of the short roads IN lcattert, North
Carolina, ana these have been linked II up
with the main limo as fast ns they nave Y
been secured. Within yenr the best Pc
section OF the road now Under coi,str1t1i!cc-
itiot,, which runs from Hale h TO ureefl ~
5vllo and Washington will be compleet ted &c *
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Insulting to a Lady,

BRff sHFsoeff. i! %lN IN AUGUST Because
m acted insultllgly towards q young
lady, q negro named Rogan was arrested
to-day by the Bristol. Tenn, police. y
was rumored that a mob was forming TO
livnch the negro, but the police are guardT
ing the Jail, md no trouble Is anticipated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
LOUISIANA IN
|. HAMPTON | ROADS ! i D !
Big Battlesllip to- Return to Nor l,-
folk Navy Yard for Her
"a Small Guns.
fsneclal u Tho TImeal-DIspatch)

E11 Especial 70 Tho y TlFneH-UspAtch,) * q
y NORFOLK. VA, August 6.--l'he bat
tleshlp Louisiana passed in the Capes
this afternoon from Provincetowr. Masy.
She haa dropped anchor ii q Hampton
Roads, but Will come UP TO the navy
yard this week for the small guns. which
have not been Installed, She WIN take
those first Intended fors.the minnesota.
~. G. Rogolnnah. who was leader oil
tho Academy orchestra has been sent to
the Portsmouth Hospital q mental wraels.
as a result OF close application to amusl-
cal matters, While not engaged at tho
Academy In handling th9 haton, no spent
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Content

si.You have n fine piano said tho H1uT
lsioian. " ~. 1,
aS.fYes"8 answered Mr.. 5umrox; US ~
good article. When hear what y Gan
stand without Vein warped or frac!u W.
Washing ton StaE, ~ s1'S5
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n.y. 81
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400 n M.--Week Day syrd 81. ffsds siea
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gh.0s T. N.--UAiiy--AAla 81 Thfoue !.
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$40 % M Dai II Byrd 81. Throash. .s
~ r e Arrive lchn,p w nv s.a
COMMUNICATION. RE- assssa
' s'so AZ 4. Week yrd 81
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%, Week Days Elbas Fred
..,s = mtnodA ito b 5S
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s:oo Z .,on! u 81. Through. i,osas
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AT ~ =, Pulln1an Sleeping OF Paro Cars O.
=, trains except trnins arriving
nod inn ~ a. NJ week days. and local
..o na NJ q arrivals
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asAt. 70 trest. Gen'l. Supt. TfAss A kSstsss
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those cIgury i Recommended n to you tho other
tlay9 8. slobbs: s. Boiled With . littlo $corned
ibnof. T. n sa5 5l y I IA
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Pittsbutg. q latest divorces caso VI makes Y q
slaughter house smell like a r0He garden by,
compari son. Chicngo Record Herald. IS At,
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ss IA BY Sutton e. Gov,
Real Estate i Auct lonoers:

ucT7 I: SALT . 4. y!
o Pc {
TWO FRAME 5S;TE NEME NT rs ON u He
M WEST SIDE d 6 n 7r & &. a Rs TSsTT
NEAR y j EFFERso PAR y NOS.
d 5a6 An s. 52s N. sTvvENTYsFIR ST.
AL the request OF the owner wo shall
ofrer3 for sale, at public auction; upon
she pIsmi Sasp * August 8. sos #
at s. O. clock Z F. . NJ, tho proper ty h above
described .ast r he houses con tain five rooms
each, ands are rented TO geods tunnntss asst
I heys lot tn iron thlrty. ao0 feet
and run back q goo,d dent ale
TERMS: Liberal and ammo unced at the
hour Of sale N
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AUCTION sALEs--This Day.
n BystaB. fIlnin e Coz
TX Real Nstate AttctiCfleerB,

NJ BytaB Flnfn e Co. III I'll n 81 81
Real Estate Auctioneers. 81 II
y5pYt{t E9S gS9s Ff G-4---.4 flttfiq4
Pu,11EEL-lto SALE SALT III II
Y Il A Il Il. or & 4. n n III
THOSE TWO ATrftAC TivE, WILL
m LOCATED AND VERY y EE1ItAT5L E iS
MODERN AND SUBSTANTIAL
III ss ss5s TWO. STORY BRIO k
II 81 "a DIV Lin C3S, * IA 4 *
Nos. III AND S2ts N. " ryV ENrtETH ST.
Il 3ajs on MONDAY, AUGUST 8. 1905
az q O'Clock +. Nj, We shall, by redtest
OF the owner, sell, BY public auction on
the premises, the above manned desirably
located. inodernly ,fohstrac:sd. subst.ai =:
brick tenement dwellings. containing six
rooms each. III, good repair, md having
the t,s,iai city convent nces: 4. ,li
These houses are 30 desirnb bio In size
ana construction. and 30 conveniently
ara t,leusaf,tly v. situated, MS 70 fully meet
tina popuinr detfinnd for modern homes ct
mod co cost and for safe and profitable
and oil In q uest OF either are
urged to attend this sale.
TERMS d Liberal md announced az sale.
Ill55 1, q B. ELAN e &C. u Auctioneer Il
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a . j 4 III: . 81; ,s $;E 'i , fss
,ss: st s E$ ii $ q
STOCK MARKET or The WEEK. ,a. ,.,,
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5PINANCIALs,
THE VAULTS OF.
THE STATE BANk Of vlRd'h'A,
KAT raicIMoND.sVIR ,stfs 4

.bne every modern from FIRE
u
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used and other bully au
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ATT ,AlNTICs COAST ~ line

pFFECTIVE MAY $27TH Ess s;s$3
K Trains leave Richmond Sdail ~
For Florida and Sout zoo q. q ~
!, For N.-ana w. Ry. west "a 10 md $3.50 ~ NJ
FOR Petersburg 8: 100 Az. u 10. Loo q;
n Nj. 1901, $3.50 P.9 ,25 and Al $50
For oldsbpro and Fayetteville. :bs n.
Trains Tarrive Richmond daily: IA $40. ~
'.io:15 and l1;4o "a. n (; 90 2;o5 s;es
n sExcept Sunday ssSunday only. 4
Time &C arrivals and departures and Sconnsc 60
tons not guar anteed. ~
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SeabOard Air Line Railway.

southbound Tralns5 Leave Richmond calls
$50 al Y Raiels z. SaaF.
aao r. Through sleepers and Coaches ~
lanta. HirmlnE Savannah
,ooo p. N Through Coached and slseperss sayxS
80 annah jacksonville. Atlanta 81 rmlnghan
4 ~ b Round Trains Arrive ri chmond DAHL
$40 1. NJ. Ass F. NJ. =; 30 n n fss5