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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-16
Una lsOClaeIdn original.

Una auociaci6n filantr6piea de B arlfn
tiene establecids una casa de ''desechos, +"
dOude las personals neCeSitsdss, conuer-
vando las apaTienciss de compradores,
pueden proveerSe de toda clasa de artfcu-
los mediante un pvecio inuignifcante.
La citada 6ociedad recoge de las casag
tods clase de ropsS prendas usadas;
mueblas ptensilios de cocina averiadou,
CuAdrOs vieios, botellaS y lstau vacfa'; On
una palabra, TODD 10 que estorba y 40 deE.
scha de urR cRBR.
Embellishments Be clsBifcan los obetos,
He limpian los utensilios De componen
en- 10 possible las rOpaa, poni6ndose luego
todo & 10 venta.
FL necesitado encuentra ALI uu trae
complete de Baco, pantal6n chalecO poT
un peso; nm sombrero poE dies centavop
nm par de csmisag por veinte centavos =
TODD par 81 eatilO.
De modO que un individuO ppede yes
tiEse de pies cabeza poF Ia m6dica suma
de nm peso con veinticinco centavoB.
Es una forma de la carload que para
los desheredRdoa resulta menos humillante
, mas r6pida en- muchoB casos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-16
CsIsbraeI6n doI 4 d Julio sn ID Eiablnl.

Habana, Julio Hoy 30 ha celebrado
aquf la fiesta del de Julio, que conniati6
en una gran revista por 81 General Barry
& lcs dos mil hombres que hay Dc gnarni-
Ci6n en- Camp Columbia. Acompsnaban
81 General el gobernadoF de ID Haba- q
senior N6fiss, y 81 general Rodriguez, cca
mandRnta de Ia GuaEdia Rural. La re-.
vista fue presenciada por una enorme mu-
chedumbre de ameEicauos cubanos Los
empleados de todos los ramos p6blicoD
presentaron an buen golpe de efecto. Ter
minada la revista el comandante MillaHd
F. Ward, jefe de Estado Militar, di6 lee
tura Ia Declaration de Independence.
y las tEopag cantaron "My Country Is Of
thee. Tambi6n hubo iustas militareB,
entire las que fguraEon ej6rcitcs de oposi-
ci6n entire las batsrfas rodsdas de mon.
tsia, Ia infantaEfa de TERRA = de mar = el
cuerpo de ingenieroB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-16
[ OS PESCADOBES
m as raros d ell
Mundo.
Como Sc DerslguHn sardinas, lengua-
dos y SalmOnetes.
Los p0sCadOrOs Do COId0 no dssOaR CimhllT sus
mStOdOS tTadCIORalGs,

Que 90 pueden Correr, efactivamenta
se corren iebreB 4 caballO, coBa es poH
dem6s aabida En- cambiO 10 que no nabe
tOdO 81 mundo, es que tsmbi6n Bs perAi'
guen sardinaB, leDguadOn y salmonetea,
yendo los pescadoFes no en- frSgil barCa,
sino ca robuBtoB Aolfpedos amaestrados
para eats Singular ejercicio.
La noticia, por 10 ins6IitO del Histems,
haE6 sonreiF Embellishments alguien; y
como no queremos que 20 nos tache de
inventories, vamos puntualizaE.
No Iejos de Ia frontera franco beIga,
extendidR HobTe las arenas que bafia Ell
mar del NOrte, y On una region completa-
mente des0ladR, Be encuentran I'm pueblo.
clio de peaCadores llamado Coxyde; afE.
msci6n gecgFdfCa que puede comprobar
cusIquiera echaudo una miEada 81 mapa
10 BE 6gica
FueB bi2n, esos pescadores ignoTsn de
an modO absolute el uBo de las embarca-
clones. Desde tempo inmemoFial pTac
tican las srtes peaqueras montRdog en- ca.
baIlos de gran alzada, vigorosoB y re-.
siatsntes
Por extraiio que parezca, los pescado.
Ees de Coxyde no expeTimentan deseos de
zanzibar Rus metodos tradicionales, = ase.
guFsn que Ia peSca csballo tiene venta-
jss no igualadas por ningfn otro proce-
dimiento.
Tcdos los dias, durants la marea bsia,
penetFan en- el oC6ano, llevandO Bobre sus
mOnturss 81 Biguiente equipo: un BaCo lle'
no de psja, una laTga p6rtiga, de cuyos
extVemos cuelgsn dos redes de dimensioneB
TsEpetables, y dos enormes cestos. Asf
peTtrechados, Sc reunen en- pGmeFo de tres
colocsndoBe en- lfnes, comienza la batida.
Los CabalIos, libEsH de brida y guikndoue
por su admirable inptinto, siguen el peril
de lR oTilla, varios metros de Ii misms,
dejSndose acariciar por las blandas olas.
Esta Cabalgata se proloDga q veCes mu'
choH kil6metros. CuRndo las redes SO lle-
nan, los cabaIlos detienen 81 pasO.
El pescador vRcfa 81 cOntenido de Rqu6'
Hos en- los ceBtos, lR d6ciI csbslgadura
lorna & andar y andar hasta que 50 amo
30 da por BatiSfecho.
ImportanteS son las ventajaB que Be deTi'
van del inuBitRdo aiAtsma. Eu primer
t6rminO, 81 mar no hace jsmSs vfctimaB
tntre los peSCadOrea de Coxyde, , luego
que, poE viTtud de Ia mismR organization
del trabslo, las querellas entire los origina'
leB usufructuarioS del vastO pi6!ago son
rarfsimaa. Mientras no veEifca Ia pesca,
cada uno de los tres indivfduOs que forman
grupO 90 adelanta algo sns ompafisroB
por rigurOsO turno, con objsto de que
para tOdoH sea igual el dOnstivo del mar,
eSpl6ndido cRsi Siempre, seg6u declaran,
quisn quiere oirlo, Las gentes de Coxyde.
Ciertamente debe cfrecer un curioso
gOlpe de vista ciertas horas del dfs ese
rinConCiIlo deaoIado del litoral bslgs,
dOnde jamSS 20 dssplisga 81 viento Bu
blanco vel6men la tipica barca pescsdoTs,
donde el mnrmullo del aiFe & tEav6s de
jarciss y m6stiles, so encuentra Hnbstitufdo
pOr 81 reliDchaT de Caballos y 81 chapoteo
de redes Hobre las ondas.
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Contra d GshI0rno ItlIlano.

Los diputados de L. opoaici6n han Ian.
zado 6ltimamente en- la C6maFR acuuacio.
nes de extremada violenCia contra eI Go.
bierno Los MinistTos de Il GOerra de
la Marina han sido tTatados de cIericaIes
y acuGadoa de7hRbeE ordenado que Be efsc'
tuara una II formation & fin ds ConoCer &
los ofciales afliadcs ca la masonerfa. Sc
dice que 81 GobieEnU eut6 peEsuadido de
que los ofciales gus forman parte de en-
tsnebrosa asoCiaci6n no pueden sarviE fell
menta & 81 pals. Los miembrOs de la
opo1ici6n pEetsndsn que 81 Gobierno Be-
dispone & psEIsguir 6 loa masone1, 6nicA.
msnts para agradaF d Vaticano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-16
DEsAFlO ACEPTAD0.

Para 81 dfa 2 de septiembre pr6ximo
hs quedadO concertada una regatta que be
llevarS sfecto en- 81 puerto de esta ciudad
promote resultar muy interesanta
El sefior @. r. Salisbury eBcribi6 al
mhor Andres B. Crosas proponisndo Ia
regatta este acept6 BotsHoa de Palo.
Seco y marinoB del "a Alliance" que "a el
afio pasado disputaronse an prsmio on otra
regats seran los que luChen en- esta , hay
gran entusiasmo entire los psEtidaFion de
AmbOs bandos para conCurFir Ia regata.
Esta Sc llevar6 efeCto las 4 p. m. del
Eeferido dfa 2 de Septiembre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-16
PEMAR.

HemoB aaludado ca esta redacci6n 81
joven escritor Hehor Pedro j. Cabrera
Dumas, Eedactor del college msyagdezano
"La Voz d9 la Patria.''
ri Citslo companero geficr Cabrera
Dumas pernsnecer6 en San Juan algunos
dfas, puea le hsa tfaido & ebta capital gen.
tionea acerca del gobierno de Ia isIa.
81 joven Cabsara, seg6n manifestation
nes suyaS eAt6 hacienda 10 possible para po-
der daT Ia publicidad un libro intitula-
do 'Cuentos humildes,D libro en- ell cual
hs colaborado el esetlor UIises Heureaux,
litersto dcminicano.
Que tengs muchas Batiefaccionea en- San
Juan eI periodista del Oeste.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-16
sIEMPRR La YRRpAD.

s'Cuando esta I'd. en- duda olga
Ia verdad." Fue un experimental
do y vieio diplomatico ell que asi
dijo q un princiI Iiante en- la carre-
ra. La mentira puede pasar en-
algunas cosas pero no en- los ne,
gocios. El fraude y engano a me-
nudo son Ventajosos mientras Sc
ocultan; pero tarde 8 temprano Sc
descubriran, = entonces viene el
fracaso Y ell castigo. Lo meior
mas SECURE es ell decir la verdad
en- todo tempo, pues de este ma
nera Sc hace uno de amigos cons
tantes y de una reputation que
siempre vale Glen centavos pc.
peso, donde quiera que uno ofrez-
ca efectos en- venta. Estamos Ell
situaci6n de afrmar modestamen-
te. que sobre esta base descansa
la universal popularidad de la
PREPARATION DE- WAMPOLE
Ell p1blico ha descubierto ono
esta medicina es exactamente 10
que pretende ser, y que produce
los resultados que siempre hemos
pretendido. Con toda franqneza
Sc ha dado q conocer su naturale-
"a. Es tan sabrosa como la micl
y contiene todos los principios nu-
tritivos Y curativos del Aceite de
Higado de Bacalao Puro, combi-
nados con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta y
Cerezo Sil7estre. Estos elementos
forman una combination de su.
prema excelencia y meritos nledi-
Cinales. Ninguu remedio ha tent
do tai exito en- los casos de Pull
monfa, Perdida de Carnes, Tfsis,
Nal Estado de los Nervios, asf como
todas las afecciones que proceden
de Sangre Impura. Gel Sr. DIR. J.
Izquierdo Brown, de Buenos Aires,
dice: lie usado Ia Preparation de
Wampole, = grandemente satisfe-
cho de sus esplendidos resultados
"a he administrado & mis- propios
hijos, teniendo la satisfaction de
haber obtenido un exito que no
habfa podido conseguir con otras
Preparedness" El desengafio- e.
Anposible. En- yOdas las Boticaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-16
MGTERILLEs pHTNES.

LlegadoI aver por vapor "Filadelfs'.
FoEceps de extraction narcas White &
ssL. & W.; pasta = fibra arDsnical; 5000
onzas AntidolaT; moIinos para plateEos,
dentiAtas laminaE metalel; bolGas de Cru.
ifa para m6dic0a y pFacticantes; bolBa1 de
piel para conduciH lo1 forcsps; cubstas de
alumiDio para tomar impEesioneg; borax
prapaEada; l6mparas ds alcohol; disntss
marCa Consolidated paTa metal; cerR y
pREafna Eosads; cara amariIIa.. (Conti'
nusr6). DeD6uito Dental de JOKE Eslga'
do Jim6nez. 36 San Francisco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-16
I. q ROs De ORC.

De Salvador Alsina. San Francisco
40, Puerto Rico. Sc fabrican goTraa para
milissTes, CoIegios, sanidad, Ferrocarri.
Ies, Policfa, Bandas de mGaics, Sociedades
PARTICULARS dem6s cuerpOs y dependen-
cias de esta isis.
ABf como insignias, gslones, botones y
dem6g distiutivos de cada ramo. En- boi.
mas , cachuohas para nihos hay an vsria.
do = complete suTtido, de paio de Colorag
peIuch, grams, IanilIa negras blancas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-16
CARTAS DETfNIpAS.

ADdino A Alvarez y Alvarez Manuel,
AlleDde Maria, Valdez Francisco, BoYce
Mr.. We, Bsstad Cop. O., Benitez Miss
L., Coll Joaquina, Cortes Juan Bta.,
Cowsn Morgan, Colon Petrons, Castillo
Gsrardo, Caballero Primitive, Diaz Geor.
gins, DAvila Antonis, Edria Henry 8,
Echevarria Aguatin, Fernandez Joae r.
Hernandez WenCesIRo. HREtpg A., Jorge
Valontina , Kirby Lack,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-16
COMERcIAL.

Los n6ores Gonzalez , Maldcnado Dc
esta Ciudad ne Hirven participarnos Ia cons
tituci6n de una Bociedad regular collective
que 30 dedicar6 & Il propaganda de toda
class de ppb'icaCiones. Fo1man parta de
dicha raz6n social los BefioreB Simeon
Gonzalez Jose Maldonado.
Que teDgan buanoS negoCios.
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AI1a On los p!atanas.

San Joue, Costa Rica, Julio 4 Ell Con-
greso hoy vot6 una Icy poE Ia CuaI Sc i'm.
pone un dereCho de exportaci6n los
guineos, de diez centavos moneds del paf1,
por raCimo cuando el exportador hs sido
& la vez el coseCheEo y de seiI centavos On
Ioa dennis cagos.
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NIegan sufrsgIa 4 d ngleE.

Ciudad del Cabo. Julio 4.-La Asam-
blea hoy rechaz6 una resolution favor
dc ID concession dol vote & ID mpisr, pog
66 COptgR n VotpA
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RVEE EEfleI0.

Por teneEBs que auuentaE ID dueiio 1e
Iznuplua una ca ds corasrcio, bisn acEo'
ditada y con na propic. cituads "a u
calla Iolu6n. PaEl in tiEiii1Ss q
Dpoga aa l6YsG
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A iupEe1ta . vends papel a. p.
Ei6,oa yilo 1e2.Q0la1 81 hles (sl qNaiN.
takl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
LAssITuDE.

Many of those who at this season Of
the year experience a feeling of lassi-
tude attribute it to the fact that it is
Spring. whereas the season itself is by
no means the cause of the settsation
This. more often than not, say physi-
clans is due to the fact that the human
system reaches point in the Spring
season when a thorough cleaning up"
is needed. The machinery of the body
needs going over once in while. just
as does that of q factory. Neglected,
the bodily functions become deranged,
and one OF the most common manifes-
tations of this is constipation. This,
especially in it's chronic form, means
that certain muscles of the body are
not in condition to do their work prop
erly, having become weak and inelastic.
To overcome this condition Is to cure
constipation-not simply give relief to
the suffcrcr--and this purpose medi-
cal men of experience are using with
great success a combination OF LIZ or.
Fluid Extract of SIENNA. 1-2 or. Rochelle
Salts, o. Aro- Sagrada, 80 grains BIZ
Carbonate OF Soda, 1-2 or. water and
11-2 ozs. Glycerine. OF this teaspoon
full is administered at bedtime and be-
fore each meal, and this is continued
until there is free movement of the
bowels. Any good pharmacist can put
up the preparation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
NEW RAILROAD.
Organization of Coal Field and
Railroad Company Completed.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.l
ASHEVILLE. N. c., April 3o.-The
organization of the new Tennessee Coal
Field and South Atlantic Railroad
Company ha been completed. and the
following officers chosen: President,
Colonel s. a. Jones' of Waynesvillc;
First Vice-President, B. j. Sloan, Hay
wood county; Treasurer, w. Il. Will
hanson, Asheville; Secretary, I. L..
Council, Waynesville: General Counsel,
Theodore +, Davidson, Asheville; At
torneys, w. e. Breese, Brevard; S. c..
Welch. Waynesville; Executive Com
mittee. s. A. Jones, S. c. WEIGH, Alden
Howell r. r. Hewitt, w. B. Whitmire;
Board of Directors, Governor Glenn;
State Auditor Dixon, Charles A. Wallen.
w E. Breese, r "A. L. Hyatt, NJ. d.
Kingsland, d. l., Boyd, S 4. WEIGH, FL:
r. Ferguson, +. w. Miller, Thomas
Struggled, w. 4. Whitmire, B. ]. Sloan.
Alden Howell. S. a. Howell. S. a. Jones,
II, A. Love, !. l., Council, John w. Nor
wood, Theodore f.. Davidson. w. 7.
Weaver, DR.. S. Westry Battle, George
L. Hackney, Il. r. Hewitt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
ROW STARTS IN CHURCH.
Deputy Sheriff, Thinking Life ii
Danger, Kills Claude Ball.
to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.


ASHEVILLE. N. c., April 30.-Claude
Ball was killed by Deputy Sheriff
Charles Ramsey at Laurel Fork
Church. In Madison county, Saturday
night. The shooting followed q. fracas
which took place at the church. where
a number of the residents OF the dis
trict had gathered for a box party.
Harrison Ball, brother OF the dead
man. became very unruly, making him
self so Objectionable that Deputy
Sheriff Ramsey was summoned to quiet
him. Ramsey and the Balls were close
neighbors and intimate friends, and
apparently the trouble was soon adj
justed in an amicable manner and~auiet
restored. but when Ramsey left the
church, 1t Is alleged that Harrison and
Claude Ball, accompanied by two wo-
men, followed him and made threats.
The deputy sheriff warned them off, but
without effect. Finally. it Is said, Ram
sey, feeling that his life was in danger,
warned the women to stand to one side
and opened fire with revolver. Claude
Ball went down. a .3S-calibre ball
having penetrated his side. He lived
but an hour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
CRASHES THROUGH FLOOR
Flywheel, Weighing 5000 Pounds,
Does Remarkable Feat.
Especial to The TImes- Dispatch.7


CHARLOTTE, n. c.. April 3O.-Pro-
jected like sky-rocket from its jour
nails in a refrigerating plant n giant
3,0o0-pound nywheel in the basement
of the Hotel Selwyn late this evening
crashed through the eight-inch con-
crete floor above and burst against the
ceiling of the hotel lobby, doing great
damage, but miraculously injuring no
one. The great hulk of flying iron
tore yawning hole in the floor. wreck
ed piano in the palm-room and
smashed an incalculable lot of crock
cry and glassware. 1t vaulted against
the handsomely frescoed ceiling and
battered 1t, and flow into thousand
pieces. The orchestra which had been
playing III the lobby at nearly the spot
whore the nywheel came through. I'M
invited from the basement, had just
gone to dinner, otherwise there would
have been loss of life. The accident
was caused by break in the governor
belt. which caused the refrigerating
engine to run away. Gathering almost
incredible speed, the tlywheel. unable
to stand the terrific strain, was hurled
through the thick floor above.
The loss Is $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
The assassination OF former Guate-
unlan prnsilent RarIllas In MeXlcn:

The assassination OF former Guate-
malan President Barillas in Mexico;
the attempt on the life of President
Estrada Cabrera in Guatemala City. and
the alleged anti Mexican and anti
American feeling that has been en-
gendered In the Cabrera government
have caused complications in Central
American politics which it Is believed
here must be handled by tirmer hand
than can be found in Guatemala. Indi-
cations of an uprising against the
Cabrera government are giving the
United States and Mexico some con-
Germ, as n revolutionary movement
now probably would embroil the whole
republic in conflict. 1t is believed here
that an agreement will be reached be-
tween the two countries by which
Mexico. with her troops already on
the border. Will police Guatemala just
as the United States policed Nicaragua
and Honduras in the recent warfare
between those two countries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
FATHER WAS SHOT
BY NINE. De MASSEY
DR.. Simon So Declares in Closing
Prosecutions Side Of
Il Murder Case.
PERJURY, SAYS THE DEFENSE
Attorney for Woman on Trial
Says Witnesses for State Have
Sworn Falsely.

NEW YORK, April Gothic unau-
thorized visit of George w. Guernsey.
one OF tho Jurors in the case OF Ansa
do Massey, who Is charged with kill
Ing Gustav Simon. to the building
where the shooting occurred, only
time to-day.
Justice Blanchard called Guernsey
into his chambers and after n brief talk
with him directed that the entire jury
be taken to tho building and be al
lowed to inspect tho stairway which
Guernsey had already inspected. At
torneys for bot hthe defense and tho
prosecution accompanied the Jurors, but
the defendant waived her right to be
present.
Said Woman Shot Him.
Soon after court reconvened. the
prosecution rested. and the defense
opened it's case. The taking of the
defenses testimony will begin to-mor-
row. After the return of the jurors
the trial was resumed. DR.. Carlton
Simon. son Of the dead man. was the
last and most important witness for
the prosecution. He said he saw his
father at tho shop soon after he was
shot. Mr.. Simon stated that he was
mortally injured, and knew he was
going to die. DR.. Simon said: Il asked
him who had shot him. and he replied.
"a new designer, Mime. de Massey. shot
mo. employed her about week ago
and she left me Of her own accord Fri
DAY. She came back about O'Clock
to-day for her money. l told her to
return at $50, the regular pay-time,
but she refused to leave the office. She
raised such rumpus in the office that
I asked her to go again. calling the
elevator man. She refused to go by
the stairway. She had hardly gone
when she returned by the iron door and
began pounding 1t. l let her pound
about ten minutes. and then going to
the door, told her If she did not go
away I would can the police and get
her arrested. With that she shot me-.
There was no one else present at
this conversation. DR.. Simon said, on
DISCRIMINATION.
Perjured Testimony.
Attorney Lebarbier opened the case
for the defense. He said the testimony
produced by the State was much of 1t
perjured, and that he would show that
Mrs. de Massey had no quarrel with
Mr.. Simon. and that she was not seen
on the stairs after the shooting, but
on the street corner waiting for a
car when she heard the shooting. He
also said he would show that there was
never any Identification sof Mrs. de
Massey by Mr.. Simon after the shoot
ing During her attorneys address
Mrs de Massey. for the first time since
the trial began broke down and weps
When court adjourned she appeared on
the verge of collapse, and had to be as
sisted back to the Tombs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
HAVE NEW LAUNDRY.
Stock Company Being Formed
to Meet Advance in Prices.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.I
RALEIGH. N c.. April 30,-The re-
cent twenty-five per cent. advance in
the charges of the three lnundries in
Raleigh is bringing about the organi-
cation of q new stock company to ope-
Already about three hundred citizens
hive subscribed to the stock. the ag-
gregatc being over $4,000. The stock
is payable when $4,000 Is subscribed,
so that the new laundry is practically
the advance here is the direct outcome
of the State convention of laundrymen
held here several weeks ago. and that
the advance is part of u plan for high
or rates In practically all of the towns
of the State. 1t looks now like the
advance in Raleigh will be foiled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
BY Mcveigh & CHM.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. 1112 East Main Street
AUCTION SALE
OF
Desirable Investment Property
Nos. 40 and 122 West
Cary Street
and
Nos. SIS, 527 and 529 Church
Street.

AT the request of the owners, we will
offer for sale. upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 1. 1907:
First At o'clock P. NJ. the two
story Brick Dwelling OF eight rooms.
STREET. and the two-story, Brick
Building, occupied as q store and dwell
ing. designated as NO. 122 WEST CARY
STREET The lot fronts 33 feet on
the north side of Cary Street at the
northeast corner of Jefferson and Cary
Streets, and runs back from said front
between parallel lines l53 feet. more
or less. to the alley in the rear. 20 feet
wide.
Second. At o'clock P. NJ. the three
well-built two-story Brick Dwellings of
four rooms each. known as NOS. $50.
527 and 529 CHURCH STREET. Tie
lot fronts so feet on the east line OF
Church Street, between Maiden and
Rowe Streets, and runs back between
parallel lines 100 feet.
This sale should attract the atten-
ton of all parties desiring safe and
profitable investment. as this property
is located in one OF our best-rentinS
sections, and Is at present occupied by
flrst-class tenants.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance in
equal instruments at 8, ~ and IS
months, for negotiable notes with in
terest added from day Of sale. and Sc
cured by deed of trust on the prop
erty; or. for all cash. at the option of
the purchasers.
McvEIGH & GLINN.
Auctioneers.
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At the request OF the owners, we will
oiter for sale. on tho premises. on

At the request OF the owners, we will
offer for sale. on tho premises. on
THURSDAY. MAY 2. 1907:
First. At O'Clock p. NJ, that we'll
known business stand, NO. II SOUTH
SEVENTH STREET. improvements
consist Of n well-built o-story Brick
Building. the first floor OF which is
used as store. and the second floor
as a fiat. The lot fronts 20 feet
inches on the west side of Seventh
Street, between Main and Cary Streets,
and runs back from said front be-
tween parallel lines 80 feet. more or
less.
Second. AT o'clock p. NJ, the six
Brick Dwellings. NOS. sol. goo. 305.
3O5 l-2, 307 and 300 EAST LEIGH
Street. Each house contains six rooms,
bath and pantry; are In good repair. and
are ali occupied by the best of tenants.
The lot fronts 1870 feet on the south
line OF Leigh Street and runs back
from said front between parallel lines
40 feet inches.
The sale OF this property is made to
close up an estate, and 1t offers a
chance to- real estate buyers and In
vestors to secure some OF the best in
vestment property in the city.
TERMS: One-third cash. balance In
equal instruments at 6, IL and Is
months. for negotiable notes with In
terest added from day OF sale. and Sc
cured by deed of trust on the prop
erty; or, for all cash. at the option OF
the purchasers.
McvEIGH &: GLINN.
Auctioneers,