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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25

With a deft twist and flip he tossed
the open moose over his prisoners up
held wrists and jerked it tight.
Thar you be-, he observed, laying
aside his rife.
He Ioosened one of his revolvers sug-
gestively and approached to tie the
knot
Swing her down." he commanded.
He contemplated the result. Don't like
that nohOw-tied in front. Step through
your hands a whole lot. The man
hesitated step. I say!" said Alfred.
sharply. at the same time pricking the
prisoner with his long knife.
The other contorted and twisted awk-
wardly, but finally managed to thrust
first one foot, then the other between
his shackled wrists. Alfred bound to-
gether his elbows at the back.
You'll do he approved. cheerfully.
Now. we sees about grub"
Two fat stones placed few inches
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25

Copyright by Stewart Edward whitel
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-11-23

Brother Bennett of The Dalles
optimist says that he Is prepared
to offer big bonus to any man
who will show him more than one
clergyman who 10 in favor Of
sending Jonothan Bourne to the
Senate. Sorry, but we will have TO
call you, Bro. Condor has two
clergymen who supported Bourne
at the primaries and the general
election and, as far as we are able
to learn, they have not changed
their minds as to his fitness for the
Office.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-11-23

Another prizefghter has come to
his death as result of a knockout
blow received in a Michigan prize
fight. While the average man un.
derstands the frailty Of human ma
ture well enough to know that it is
we'll neigh impossible for a man to
refrain from resorting to the wea.
pons that nature has given him
for offense and defense, in order to
avenge an insult to himself or
family, it is hard to understan nd
what manner of a man IL is that so
far loses his sense of common de.
cency and self respect that he will
engage in an occupation that can
only appeal to the british and
cowardly side of a mans nature.
Such a man is surely one of Ma
ture's misfits and those who en-
courage him in his vocation come
in the same category,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-11-23

The man who "straddles the
fence" on every political issue and
awaits the opportunity to jump to
the winning side merits the con-
tempt he invariably receives, He
may flatter himself that he "won
out" but he fools nobody else. The
man who has positive opinions and
who is ready to take sides in a fight
and let his position be known, even
though he stands a chance of los
ing, is the man who merits and se-
cures respect, If the whole world
were made up of "straddlers,"
what sorry progress would be ac-
complished in any human under
taking. The "stradler" lacks eth
er intelligence or courage, and in
either case he is of little use in an
active world.-Oregonian.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-11-23

Published Every Friday.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-11-23

Senator La Toilette OF Wisconsin
after telling of his fight with the
political machine in his native
state and Of his struggle with the
railroad senator's in the Upper
House of Congress, paid n high
compliment to Hon. Jonathan
Bourne, the Senator.e elect from Or.
egon, in his speech a: the White
Temple in Portland last Friday ev-
ening, The Senator said: ~ do
hope you will permit Jonathan
Bourne to join me in Washington
as need some company. | was
told by Senator Gearin that he was
an honest man and that he will fol-
low the wishes Of the people," In
giving expression TO this statement
we believe that the Senator from
WISCONSIN voiced the sentiment of
by far the greater majority Of the
voters Of Oregon. The people Of
this state have confidence IN
Bourne and in the direct primary
law and the failure on the part Of
Jack Matthews and others OF his
ilk to defeat him at the primary
and general election has proven
conclusively that any effort to de-
feat him at the next session of the
legislature will meet with the same
fate. The hue and cry that was
set up by the press of Oregon at
the suggestion that he be defeated
ut Salem, has surely been sufficient
to satisfy the minds of those who
have been agitating the scheme,
and Bourne will in all probability
be elected without opposition.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-11-23

II cost William Randolph Hearst
the paltry sum of $256,370 for his
campaign expenses during his re.
cent fight for the Governorship Of
New York. We know Of at least
one Oregon editor who would be
satisfied with one.fourth Of that
amount for his life's fortune
and consider himself rich at that,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-11-23

A man who is out Of debt and has
a dollar in his pocket has more
reason to congratulate himself than
the man who has fifty dollars in
his pocket, part of which is borrow
cd money.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-11-23

Its getting about that time Of
the year when peoele must begin
to figure how they can buy fifty
dollar Christmas presents on ten
cent income.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-11-23
Notice..

Anyone indebted TO the Condon Club
sa'oon will please cali ut my office and
settle Rs the accounts have been turned
over to me for collection by Blumauer 4
Hoch OF Portland
WM, II. HoRNmRooK.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-11-23

Cards OF Thanks, Resolutions Of Respect. Etc.
cents pet line, In ad vance, seven words 10 line
Other advertising rates on application.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-11-23

Copy for changes Of standing ads should be
left at the once not later than Monday noon Of
each week 10 insure prompt attention.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-11-23

THIS paper invites communications on cur.
rent topics Of general iniorrs, but the editor dis
claima any responsibility for statements made
OF opialons expressed by correspondents.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-11-23
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1906

(NouRT coNDoN, no. 81. y. OF 4. MEETS
~ Mondays evening Of each month In Arm.
ory Hall lodge room, Visiting brothers aTe 70.
questrd 10 NEE, with uS, warm welcome
awaits you,
J.E. yaGomS. F.a ". W. ovERLANpER. c. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-26

initial sack and McKevitt gets after the
long ones in right
Cook attends to the fire Mt third, ana
Totman mot TItman. mind you) covers
some territory in center garden. SHAVER
another man with n name Ike the Law
makers managcr) pulls down the sooa
/ oces in left. Walsh is under the stick
and Moses sticks his toe in the box ut
the offset. Charters and Reiss arc two
other slab artists who do things Win
thc ball. and who Will be seen before
The week IS ended Carter and Bentley
do the same work that Walsh does uh-.
der the bat.
Peyton Charters, who Is with Manager
Grim is a Manchester boy, and there
nre few people In Richmond who do not
know him. He is the greatest spit nail
fiend in the country, and there VIII De
large crowd of his friends out TO see
him work in the Friday game. He was
with the Virginia Carolina League last
year ana did good work: In Richmond ne
has pitched remarkably good ball ana
has perfect control when shooting that
saliva unrevolving sphere across the
plate.
Manager Shaner Is wedding out his men.
Five Of them were cut off last night,
four were released and another given
his contract back at his request. wall,
the left-fielder, failed to land; Nealey,
third baseman. and Betschcr. third base
man. did not pan out with the goods.
Wallace, one Of the largest pitchers that
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SEASON OPENS
With AUTO PARADE
Continued from First Pagc.)

.. . .
80 .-----
"guide left" and out TO Main Street ono
square beyond tho baillwick of Captain
Whtlock the busy generators OF benzlne
Inundated atmosphere will speed along.
ON the thoroushfnre where me paliks hna
business houses In general are located,
the parade will parade" again until
Eighth Street again butts into the pro-
ceeding. Fornist the corner or the Chesh-
peake and Ohio building tho procession
will move sllentlyyes very silently on
this square-up Eighth Street uhul tnat
great street, known AZ BroadGs reached
And arriving there, hip! Il hoorah!
and n yell will DO given and out TO the
ball park the line will speed. ,s
Iardella's Band will be IN the Seeing
Richmond" touring car, which VIII be
second In the parade In the front or
this will be a four-seated auto to take the
members of the press who handle the
base hall news, Behind the large tour
Ing car In which the bandmen will be
seated with their horns and other IN
struments of noise. will be the machines
Tor the ball players. The Richmond
erowd--the Lawmakers-will be together
IN autos and the Grim bunch from lynch
hnrr will have all of these automobiles
md locomobiles and other kinds OF ''beels'
that 1t wants. Nj
rhe line OF march will be about eight
squares long and will be an innovation
Ia Richmond. In fact It will be the
first real automobile parade the city has
ever known. There may he other Ike
narades to follow but posterity will look
i Ia the calendar of time and find the
Il 26th of April in the year Of Our Lord,
{ Ninteen Hundred and Six as the staring
point for basa-baH historr IN V4raaa'a>
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crowd can pick from this list the good
ones, ana 1t can see which men didn't
deliver tho goods.
Judge Samuel y. Witt, of the Corporation
Court. will in all probability toss tho
first ball, ana Umpire Iioffner Will say
play ball. From this instant 1t will be all
off, and there are scores Of mon III ltlch-
mond who will wake up this morning with
good tlnroats and, who will go to bed to-
night 50 hcnrsa that they cannot speak
above whisper, IT will be because the
game Is SO exciting that q man would
holler once II It took off piece OF his
tongue
The game is called at o'clock, ant.
Mr. Hoffner VIII do tho umprns, lle
will be hero for tho three days, ana VIII
then 30 to Lynchburg and rkurn mere
with the team Umpire Bishop Will BIO
in Norfolk at tho opening game and VIM
gard will DO In Roanoke.
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New York, 9; Philadelphia, Z.

New York, g; Philadelphia, T..
NEW. YORK, April 25.-Tho New
Workers beat the Philadelphians here to-
day.
Score: r. II, ~.
Philadelphia 20 21o-7 y 0
New York ...2 o 0 o 1 "a 80 10 l
Batteries-sparks. Kane. Lush Nichols
and Doom; Ames, Bresnahnn and Bower
man. Time. 2:1o. Umpires. Emslie and
Conway. Attendance, 1000.
Pittsburg, q; Chicago, 8.
CHICAGO, April 25,-Pittsburg de-
feated Chicago to-day in a close and ex-
citing game of eleven innings. Attend
ance, a.OOo.
Score: Il. H. %.
Chicago 20 800 5000 o-s 8
Pittsburg % Ooo0 O1ooo1-4 8 !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Moran; Willis
and Gibson. Time, 2 hours. Umpire
tombstone.
Boston, 8; Brookland, 2.
h BOSTON, April 25.-Two muffs by
Brooklyn in the ninth gavo Boston tho
game to-day
Score: Il. H. ~.
Boston 20 1 % 700 o1-3 l
Brooklyn .....1 0 0 0 0 0 0 % Z
Battcrics-Young and Needham; Nc
Intyre and Bergen. Time, 1885. Umpire
ODay. Attendance, as6.
Cincinnati, 8; St. Louis, S.
CINCINNATI OHIO. April 25,-Al-
though the local team was outbatted to-
day, 1t won the game through errors Of
ST Louis. Attendance. 1000.
Cincinnati ~ 2oo211o.o-s 3
ST Louis $50 8 o OIL DOL 0-5 10
MISUNDERSTANDING, Warner and Phelps;
Thlelman, Hohclshoettcr and liolm<s.
Time, o:l5. Umpircs. KLEIN ana Carpen-
ter .gt sE E|fH - gF-1tf.'
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Results of Yesterdays Games.
Philadelphia, s; Boston, o.

Philadelphia, S; Boston, o.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 25.--rho
champions hit pitcher Young ceven times
In two innings to-day,
Score: r. II. 2.
Boston ..,.,..0 0 o 0 o o 0 0 90 1
Philadelphia 20 2 3 20 0 o IS II o
Batcres-Young, Gibson and Graham;
Waddell and Schrecle Tlmo, 1886 UNI
pires. Evans and Hurst. Attendance,
3,0S9.
Washington, y; New York, 2.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. April 25.--Wash-
ington drove Chesbro from the box in
four innings to-day.
Score: r. II. q.
Washington so.oa1ooo 80 10 3
New York $50 0 2 o 0 0 0 o. IL 2
bro Leroy, Mcclure and klelnow. Time,
1850 Umpire. Sheridan. Attendance,
St. Louis, q; Chicago, 2.
ST. LOUIS. April 25.-Hard hitting by
the locals and Howell's headworlz In tho
pItchors' box defeated Chicago. Attend
ancc, ASST
ST. Louis .,..o11o,o.oo 2 "a 10 2 .
Chicago .,...O 0 o 0 o 0 0 Q "a Q 8
Battorles-IIowell and Hickey; Owen
and Sullivan. Time. las. Umpires, Con-
nor and Connolly,
Detroit, 2; Cleveland, 2.
DETROIT. April 25.-Detrot and Cleve-
land were forced to stop playing, with
the score tied, ut the end Of the eighth,
because of darkness.
Score: ~ n. ~,
Cleveland ....,.o 90 oo-a o
Batteries--Mullen and Warner; Joss and
Buelow. Timc, LAS, Umpire, O'Laugh-
lin. Attendance, 1000.
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3 double tho amount And all me
time tho Lawmakers were doing these
things on tho diamond there came
yclls and boots and Misses and grohhs
from some six or seven proiessiohai
l,nocknrn who would Kick against any
thing that did not. give them finger III
the proceeds.
Because a few Richmonders didn't land
all right with the Richmond hihe
there has arisen up mighty
bunch OF acknowledgements VINO
continually knock. who nre sore al
the time and who pull for the team play
ing against the Lawmakers " = al rlhnt
and legitimate for rootcr Tor nnother
nine to yell for his bunch and the grand
stand would think him poor man II
no didn't do this, but for this human
who lives IN Richmond and continually
sreers Mt the Richmond player, there IS
scarcely any room in the ball park Tor
Kim Before the season Is ended tnls
fact will be demonstrated very plainly.
In the Southern League and In tie
American and National Leagues nome
teams have lost games all OF the season
end yet the homo boys are there to DO
what they can to cheer them, but not
to get the hammer act into existence
IT But about the game yesterday: a littlc
more rain in tho nth inning would have
Il
But as the thing progressed. there was
change and the Lawmakers got busy
with the willow. Throckmorton. the com
b{nation twrler for Richmond College.
did good work. but no one could hand the
sphere over properly when the rain was
falling.
Weaver, tho southnaw. did the stunts
for the first three innings and he allowc'!
ak men to cross the rubber In the FIRST
inning. Three hits were secured off his
delivery Five men got their walking
papers after the horsehide mad sl,ppca
from the left mtt of this blonde-blocl
Individual.
shelter did the slab work for the second
three innings. and Long finished the
game. S, ~. 5s
But there's so much to happen to-day
that this will be about enough for the
nannel-cake peep this A. NJ. Here's the
tabulatcd score, II 1t does smack Of the
paregor!c:
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From this point Of the compass every
thing will begin hereafter 4
PLAY Here Three Days.

Ana It's ali because the Lawmakers,
under Manager Charlie Shailer, are 20
Ing to open officially the Virginia state
League here with a game with LSnch-
burg's crowd Of ballologists Three days
the same teams go against eacn otllcl,
and II Richmond doesn't take two out OF
the three, we'll. then. 1t Will bc-touBh
luck.
Portsmouth meets Norfolk in Norfolk
to-day. and Dnavllle will do stunts on
the diamond In Roanoke. Much depends
,,non the games to- day. In fact, all de-
pends upon 1t. II tie percentage IN
standing IS to be taken as q guarantee
OF what teams will finish one, two, three
this year.
The Grim crowd, from Lynchbnrg, got
in Richmond yesterday afternoon shortiS
after 6 o'clock and &quartcred at FORD S,
where the. Lawmakers arc housed and
fed-sumptuorsly. Manager Grim was
with his men, FIFTEEN of them. and made
them take the hay" at an early hour
in the evening. He Is putting his lamps
on tho game to-day, and believes that
Moses will lead his men out OF the wider
ness. Walsh will take care OF the iot
ones and the cold ones and the Dcndcrs
and the twlsters.
ant Charlie Shaffer will send q line
IN on the diamond that from the flan-
mel cakes this morning looks just IKE
this: Titman, rghtfield; Rose leftiield;
Anthony, ccntcrfcld; Hicks, second base;
Cuddy, short-stop: shaffer, first base;
Hamilton, third base: Foster, catcher;
and Mr.. Sidney Eckstone, of Memphis.
Tenn, as the slab-nrtist. ISckstone did
few bad things 10 his good finger a
day or two ago, but he is nursing this
like a sick kitten. And Freddy Foster
who has done stunts before under the
willow. will be there again to tell this
"IIolligan" from Tennessee what to dish
out to the IIillclimbers. Tltman, the
slugser and bnse-ht thief. who presldas
over the right garden. will lead the
batting. Rose, the blooming flower, IN
left. will follow in the footsteps of his
predecessor. and Jack Anthony, that man
whose record was too big TO count with
the stick a few wears ago, Is the thlrd
man. Hicks, Cuddy and Shaffer ought
to do business after this, and Hamilton,
Foster and Eckstone are expected 70
send out few whiskered gentlemen.
Grin's Line-Up.
Manager Grim has lined up his team
like this and from casual glance at
tho boys from Lynchburg it's y safe
no
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of hall TINT cninc into
the camp Of Manager
Charlie Shaffer. inc
Richmond College az
gregatlo1i went down
with a thump that
echoed 1G to S, Just
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was signed at the offset, will leave with-
in a few days for Bristol, Va, to play
with the team there. He was released.
Wallace pitched very good ball here
and will be n star man in the team from
the Twin city. Weaver. the southpaw
for Richmond, asked Manager Shaffer
last night to grant him release. i
can't get into shape hero and / know
that { have not pitched as good ball as
r can pitch. like the city all right
but would prefer to play with another
league" said Mr.. Weaver after the game
yesterday.
Men Who Remain.
with these men cut off the list Mama
ger shaffer has the following bunch to
pick from: Still, Eckstonc, Long, Fry
and shelter as pitchers; Cowan, Hinton
and Foster, catchers: hamilton at third,
yCuddy! and Sharp for short Hicks at
second Rose In left. Anthony In center
and Titman In right That's tho agGre-
cation to represent Richmond and from
the Mayors bench 1t looks good.
4 comparison of tho two teams would
DO impossible. First, the game between
the mines has to be looked Mt. The Law
makers have some fast men, some men
who WELD the willow With good. steady
licl,, and some men who play their po-
sltions and use their heads like big lea
que timber. And Grim, OF Lynchburg'
has n bunch with him that is heavy
looking, ball-looking. and with II an q
good set Of fellows
To-day's game will show It all. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-26
DESPITE KNOCKS
LAWMAKERS WON
The Fellows With the Hammers
Were Again in Evil
dcncc,
BUT sHAFFER CALLED THEM
And The Man With the Reach Did
It Good and Proper Score
Was Only TOTO s.

1t was distnstcful all right to thnt
bunch of sorehcad knockers that lnlinbit,
by mistake, the grandsthnd ana = the
blcnchcrs, but II was nevertheless Il game
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-26
Handsome Furniture At
Auction.
We will soil TO-DAY
Thursday. April 26th,

commencing at 1890 A.. Nj, Within our
warerooms, 1905 East Main Street. a very
large and nssorted lot Of handsome
Household Furniture. such ms Mirror
Door Wardrobe, fine Walnut Nvardrobe,
Chamber Suits, Hat Racks, Couches, Par
Glor Suits. bookcases, Mantle Mirrors,
Chairs, Rockers. Center Tables, Rugs
Carpets. Drlggets. Pictures. Iron Beds,
sidcboards, Wood Beds, Crockery, Sewing
Tables etc $# .
Parties desiring furniture would lowell
to attend sale. 5#.5s i833SS
RICHMOND AUCTION co. a
George H. valentine, Auctoneer.
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George Washington, To; Ga, II.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 20
George Washington University yesterday
afternoon defeated the University OF
Georgia.
Following Is the score: r. IT. ~.
G, w. U,..,,...A. OIL % 24-12 II 5
", OF G.,,.,,,.,,,, o. 0 O3 SO Oil II
BATTERIES. Hutchinson, Thomas and
Stevenson; McWhorton Hodgson and
Brown.
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BY Pollard & Bagby.
Auctioncers.
AUCTION SMALL PIECE Of JACK.
SON WARD PROPERTY, NO. 1922 5Sss5
ST. PETER STREET.
We will sell at auction.

We Will sell at auction, l4iIl Y 3I3a
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1906, VI y! !.
at 5 o'clock P. NJ, the above mentioned
House and Lot. We are Instructed to.
sell at the best price that we can GET
The house has about three or four rooms
Come and get a bargain. :, . :, Y.
Above sale was postponed on account
Of rain to THURsDAY..2Apr 26. 1906, at
r o. clock P. M Ett3 5saH. lg4 5is f3ti
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BY j. 3. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF
THOSE TWO ATTRACTIVE AND De-
sIRABLY- LOCATED MODERN g
STORY BRICK TENEMENT
HE@ DWELLINGS,, 5s.
NOS 1904 AND 2906 EAST MARSHALLi
fs Nrj STR EET,
Fronting together 3Gxl55 feet on north line
Marshall Street. between Twenty
ninth and Thrtieth Streets,
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renee. vIce-presdcnt and Mr.. D, r. Fox.
secretary and treasurer. All members OF
tho association who can turn hand
spring will be allowed to join
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Grin's Line-Up

Manager Grim has lined up his team
like this, and from casual glance lt
the boys from Lynchburg, It's safe
wager that they are there with the
mustard when 1t comes to- drawing.
DarInger Is tho short-stop: Bowen, does
the honors at second. Wilson covers the
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In execution OF certain deed of trust.
dated the 18th August. 1905. and recorded
in ID, 3, 1856 B, page 123, Richmond Chnn-
Gerry Court, default having been made In
the debt secured, and being required SO
to do bv the beneficiary the Undersigned
trustee Will sell by public auction. on the
MoNbAY, APRIL 3d. 1905. AT $50 &
O'CLOCK p, NJ, gl$
the real estate described IN tho said deed,
it being the lot OF land with the two
modernly constructed Brick Dwellings OF
six rooms each thereon. on the north side
of Marshall Street. between Twenty
ninth and Thirtieth Streets. fronting SO
feet and running back within parallel
lines l55 feet to an alley In common 20
feet wide,
venientfy and pleasantly situated, we'll
adapted to the demands OF persons Of
moderate means and appeals equally to
tho investor and the honreseeker. Be
present and avail yourselves OF this ops
Terms--Under the provision of the said
deed, and In the exercise OF the option
thereby given the beneliclarles, the whole
OF the purchase money will be required In
cash. q VI
Tho auctioneers will, however by ans
rounca,nent AT time OF sale, offer to effect
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JAMES b, ELAN. Trustee.
Tho auctioneers will, however by ans
uouncelment at time offsale. offer to effect
erty OF two thirds of the purchase money
at long time and at low rate otinterest.
~ ~, b, ELAN & CO.. Auctinneers.
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BY N. w. Bowe & Son,
Real Esthte Auctioneers.
BRICK DWELLINGS 81 Vi
rs S. Adams Street.
CORNER CARY. ~

The above sale was postponed on. ac-9
count of rain until FRIDAY at 6 o'clock
P. NJ, April 9th.
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BY Richmond Auction Contpany,
1906 East Main Street.
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CINCINNATI OHIO. April 25.--Al-
though the local team was outbatted to-
day. 1t won the game through errors Of
ST Louis. Attendance. 1000.