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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
MUSICIAN" IS
REAL COMIC OPERA
sEhubertS Have Big Production
at Valencia for One
Week Only

The MANAGEMENT Of the Valencia the
seter announces that commencing with
lshe current opera success, The Gay
musician" ali the Shubert attractions
will open their engagements with a
sunday matinee and the first of the
season will be given this afternoon,
when Julian Edwards successful COM
position win commence its two weeks
engagement
The Cay Musician was first pre-
scented in the. spring of last year at
WaIack's theater New York, where it
sen5oved a long summer run, which was
followed by equally successful engage
.snents in Philadelphia Boston, Wash
bneton and other large eastern cities.
tIt is the original company which Will
sbe presented in San Francisco by Man
lager John p. Slocum, who controls the
szour Of -SThe Gay Musician"
The prima donna OF the company is
Miss Texas Guinan. who is a niece Of
United States senator Bailey OF Texas
and the daughter OF prominent Den
iTer capitalist.
The second prima donna of the COM
pany is Miss Lottie Kendall, who has
won a host of admirers in every city
where she has been heard Harry Ben
ham who plays the role of The Gay
Musician. was formerly with Henry
". Savage in his comic opera COM
lpanies as was Miss Margaret Craw-
ford. The leading contralto of the COM
psnN. The comedians include Roger
lGrav Leo H White, W. F. Ryan and
". H. Pringle, the latter being con-
sidered the best basso on the stage
to-day Miss Freda Klingel is the in
genue and principal dancer Of the COM
,pany. The showgirls and members of
she chorus were selected principally for
their singing qualifications as well as
good looks.
An augmented orchestra viii be used
for the engagement of The Gay Musi
clan under the direction of Herr Max
Winnie. formerly OF the Metropolitan
opera house. New York.
The Naleacias management an
nounces that commencing with the en-
gagement Of The Gay Musician" the
Saturday mstinees will be known as
special mstinees for ladies at popular
prices" seats for the Saturday matt
nees ranging from p cents TO 81.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
HIGH CLASS ACTS ARE
PROMISED AT CENTRAL
Pantages' New House Down
town Attracts Theater 0oers

The Pantages Central offers a high
class vaudeville bill beginning with to-
days matinee Jesse Laskey's s'Ho-
boes' are the feature act and promise
70 keep the house in an uproar with
their sketch 'On tho Road Their rep
utation. both for singing and dancing.
IS excellent and they viii no doubt be
q drawing card at the Central.
An act that has attracted great at
tention throughout the east will be
presented in .'Laughlin's Dogs" 1t is
a novelty in the way OF an animal act.
as the dogs do acrobatic feats and
globe rolling Nina Nestor. an actress
Of great beauty and ability, and her
company will present a clever comedy
plsylet, a Thief in the Night" This
is said TO be one Of the most beautiful
sketches written and should make q
big hit Deas. Reed and Deas. colored
performers, are reported to be singers
and dancers of great merit These big
acts. together with kennedy and Ken
eoy. singing and dancing act: Charles
kembling. Rose Stanly and the rest Of
the big Pantages vaudeville bill should
pack the house al week New chairs
have been installed in the theater
which is now steam heated aud very
comfortable.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
MARS SIGNALS TO
Us IN THIS PLAY
Clever Comedy Drama at the
AIcazar Teaches Lesson
and Entertains, Too

"A Message From Mars which is
to be the Alcazar's offering Monday
night. is the most charming work that
England has contributed to dramatic
literature in half century. 1t was
written by Richard Ganthony, and
after running two years in London it
had a years brilliant success in New
York and then was. sent on tour. Just
as soon as it was released for stock
company use Frederic Belasco secured
it for the AleazaE-
1t tells the story of Horace Parker,
an Englishman on whom fortune be-
slowed some of life's most substantial
blessings, including youth, perfect
health, vast wealth. a pleasing exterior
and a charming fiancee. But he is pos
sessed of two vices which are by no
means uncommon. They are an often
sive self-conceit and selfishness that
seems to be without limit.
After quarrel with his sweetheart
Parker sits down to read an essay on
Mars and he falls asleep and drea ms
that he is visited by an inhabtant of
the much discussed planet This per-
sons mission to earth is to reform the
most selfish man he can find. and he
selects Parker, who is at once subjected
to heroic treatment
To give an adequate production of
this play the Alcazar's artistic and
mechanical resources are severely
taxed, as the staging calls not only for
elaborate pictorial effect, but demands
numerous trick devices which are es-
sential
John Ince, as Parker, will have the
most subtle role he has yet been given
in the Sutter street playhouse, and in
the title part Louis Bennison will be
afforded opportunity to do some great
acting. Charles Dow Clark will por-
tray tramp, character that some
critics have pronounced the best drawn
in the play. Evelyn Vaughan will be
seen as Parker's fiancee, Howard
Hickman as one of her suitors. Bessie
Barriscale a petite maid and Grace
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

Hundreds of holiday suggestions in
our new Crystal Room. Sorenson Co.
715 Market street, next Call building :
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
This U1eek's attractions

VAN NESS-George M Cohan in "The Yankee Prince"
VALENcIA-comic opera, "The Gay Musician
GARRiCK-Wright Lorimer in "The Shepherd King"
PRINcEsS-KoIb and Dill in "The Rich Mr.. Hoggen-
heimer,"
ALCAZAR-"A Message From Mars"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Observation-Disclosures
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PANIAuES' cENTRAL-vaudeviIe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CHulES-one more night before closing for month
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
Travers and Adele Belgrade will also
be seen to good advantage.

Butchers union at its last meeting
in the labor temple voted in favor of
municipal ownership of the Hetch
Hetchy water supply and the Geary
street railroad. The union indorsed the
bakers label The annual election will
be held "wednesday, December Is.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
COTTON DAY PLANNED
IN IMPERIAL VALLEY

Ell CENTRIC, Dec. 4.-The fourth car
load of baled cotton was shipped TODAY
from the new cotton belt in the I'M
perial valley, making a total of 10000
worth that has gone to the market.
There will be another shipment tomor-
row. 1t is planned to have cotton
day" here at an early date to attract
visitors from all sections of southern
California.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
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Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
CHAPTER x.
Of for the orient-Yokohana and an Eel Dinner = hanehai-NaeasakI.

The day of my departure for China is one that can never forget, for never before had there been so many men. women and children on the Pa cifc Mail dock to see one man off as there were to say farewell to me. No words can ex7rass my appreciation of
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
CHAPTER TX.

My Political Campaign and Travelins Companions - 1sso-Governor Per
 kins Elected - Interview with pr. Pardee-Am Appointed Port Warden
 Appointed Consul to' Tien-tsin-- Farewell Banquet and Patti Speech.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
dapital nno llc6eridmf $2,SO0,000.

Ibps. 8, Ypipies,
lSan6-l 1tuiloPnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16

(6Ortietung iirbe 2. seite.) }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16

Die i'm gg 81 perglcdenocn Soften 1886 Strobcnonl
pen a9gebenen ob fno Die gooscbG bort oof ole Stoo
tDolad)f oenbn EreS r Natrgos &oSconlnenen 6eob
nno fir 40 1000 bfu dblen i Soften bes
Semaas Sobr 6omle Die jest 20 Sonnen perbret inb
ai Dos Heiutot Grpermnten ort Die Ser Senno
nelnes eigenn Saues nit &uigas gea m melc ge6e oa
22U aubifh aungns elmer SeSfroit SO
tden lbermolginbeten r oesn ped Come Snrtfoben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
Seridtc Der Sa@otrltduoigtn oes StaotratbG Gomitts
iibtr Die 9iaturgas= as=%eroroulng.

gprtaup Newsof
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
Summer Y Befer,
ScntIdes Yanf. nno @cdielgeId)ait,
2G Sontl' Sirahe,
.,Ia.iount ganf Of Npmmerce" .Qjebduoe.
Diitglifocr Der stititubDrif.

iioHen. gecl6fel uH6 9rfois@ s@eiefe anf ale
bnupuichli6en Stdbte Suropns glH. uno Gers
ffuf irenloer t5eofortru lDpie Susfcriiannn
son .&oIlmadhteH S6iiisIarlen bon unb mad
EeHfbiaHo (glpril27-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
Baltimore. yn samaas ben is. Sftober 1909
An DDS publikuln! !

Sas giirger Gumite,
iucldDeS urganiiirt luurbc,
nm bic Ginfiibrnna pun
9satnrgas in biric StnSt ~
untrrItilBcn, hat Die nmcns
birtc 9satnrgaS Ierpror
uuns inoOiiitt nno crindt
bic, oicicm 3icl ipmpatbiidj
gcgcniibcr Stebcnbcn, Niits
alicoer ocS Gomitc'S oa-
bnrdj 5n iucrbcn, oaR JIG
ijrcn 9tnmcn nno glorciie
prompt IcnOcn all
as. GlJnUnnncs, ScfrCtGr,
9iirAer Gomitc,
Builders Grchou9c 9liIg.
Soarrg Z. guid,
SoriiGer hcS au9cmcincn Gnmiic'S,
1nuio .. Carrot,
(2soh) @oriBer SeS Grefuiip Gorlie'S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
THE BALTIMORE TRUST AND
GUARANTEE co.
Galuert. nno 1SGJette.Str

- lSir 5iblen un,er unfere 1cpoIltoreH
-oieIe oeiiii6e Selpobner Der Gtdoi melDe
alien Aulocn obne 9iidllDf anr oIe e5rrGe
--ibre3 NontoS enpeaenJebradb.e gleidlmdbiGc
-S3'lltieii 81 ipilroiacn fpiiien gSir laocn
-8ii Depoitisn aHi 9besS 5lDIbnr -
--arpbi ooet, ilene, Gin uno 3ableu 3ht1
-Rinien mf Spar9 Sn irgeio eiiem
bon eiiiem @olIar dufiuhris.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16

ane .Germnn iInion Seuer Veriid,crnn9s".
Policen bon benz llnterS,bneien gegeihgejcih.
net itto In oer pSIobe ano Nntger5@ bon Geus
PORT riidperiidCri, gScgen eritelerung ooer
BAN & 60, AZ Ei.Saltimsre. etrasr
(2S7--9tib)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27
Slaggcn WnmpiB.

= otto H. 27. Widr5. - llcbcr Der
lbiirc cincs SootcIs on Der Shpol-
StrnBc. ill mcld)cn Die Dtitglicoer
hca ,Gonooiibcn Clubs" cine 9lnSubl
@oItc beuirtbctcn pcbtc belltc cine
britllfe 6laage, uno Die ,SoIgc mar.
oob iib Elm Wob oniolnmeIte uno &C.
gen Dos 9lusbdn9en Der Sldggc pro.
ttiiirtc. CieicIbe iullrbc tenlporGr
clngc5oAcl ip0ter iebod picber aus.
gcb6n1t MIR nit Dem llntcridJico,
rcb bicsmol bic Sterne itno Strciieil
iibcr ibr lpeDtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27

w. G. gaier. bon $50 SuIid ctr. Tem Or.
leans, aa., ftreibt: 80 bate an 6ronifnem
WbeumatSmus felt ldueer aIs fefS 1onatsn
ae.iitcn. 90 icnrte metne Sdrb Mot snm
stopfe sroeben, nod eas SemS ansiebcu. gbs
Id breibtsrteI ber fsIlf6e bon Habtudp's @eabu
WeItei aufesbrauttt batic. fonuie Id ueine arms
10 GUT tpie 10 gebrauheu.-
o,ab,uass Msabs Tslid III fther, SuberIdffis
nno effefipou, nseaH fener ftimuIrenoen giaer'
'daff, fpeIdte bnsfeIbe luf bic Rerper unb bic
sptberiianbsfraft bes sbrpers ausiibi. inhem
es bic er'teren iriftiat uub bic ffInmrernben
pbbfif6en ardite 5n erreuter unb erbobtcr 1bd'
t,afett urTpornt uno burdb biefe aefunoe Stirnn'
Initor unb erbobie afttcr BITE tlriafe III. fpel6e
ben edmsra psrtretbt urb ben natiirliten 8n'
Tauo wiebcr ter'teut. Sds iit ber Griino. iues'
baIo eas Menbu Weftf eine 70 beboron8te ger'
ipenouna Sur Seiluns psn ed,merSsu ttnoet.
obnc cine Geiabr ber s9desnns. ipel6e mao
scn Gebraut ioeeranuier S6mer5en'Setimittel
bes beutieen 9ases fiter einirltt
aeuberIt6sr NbeuuIattsmus. Nsnrale'e. GELD
tteo, perreu!ineer. Cuetfturaen. W'oSitfe'
etne. etttne bon anbereu Suiefien. Sonnen'
brnno, grdrbmnnoen. Babnf1mera. aopffnmsrs.
edmerser I'M Miiden rerben onrn etne etHma'
lice Mnipenoura bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27
Die 5rasObie in @inecnncs.

Sincenncs, Snby 26. .MGrj.-
Iic Yoli5ei lit icbt Der 9lllliht, oob
,srol Seiiie Sec Sperton Gulbcrtion
niht crilloroct muroe, ionbcrn ourh
SclbitrnorO enbetc. 0ie idon 9clteru
gelncloet, lpiiroc lie am Wtittlpoh
9indniittog geiciiclt uno gernebeIt in
eincln Shuppen bintcr Der Wobnung
ihrcs Shpiegeruaters 1ciiniocn, iu1o
cS itcIltc lid) bcralls, boB iic Gorbol-
iiurc peribl,dt battc, 5u bcren Gin
nebmcn iic, mic iic mittbciltc, ourh
eincn Wnnn ilno cine lron gcjiultli-
gen iporoen mar gs Iteat iid)-ninl
bcralis, oab iic iriibcr idun cilien
Teriii6 genaht battc, Selbiimoro 81,
6cgebcnt llno Die ibr sugcgangencn
Crobbriefc idcincn pon ibr ielblt ge.
idricben iuoroen 81, iein. Die Voli.
act lit rod) nit eincr llnteriudilng
Ser slifnirc beid)aitist. Dinn permit.
tIct, onb iic bcfiirftcte, ibr @nttc
oiiritc geiuiiic GorBdnge olis ibrcm
iriiDcrcn Hcbcnsluuic erinbren, nno
oob iie bicie geiorsnii, III ben loo
trieb. Cine Grait Gtta 2on9ipeG 1T
Gbicago rpar friiber nit bent 8aticn
Ser IerItorbeten pcrlobt, braf jeOod)
bic YerIoblrig ab nno Der 0ann bel.
rdtbetr oann baS iebt nit oem Scoe
obgcgongclte 6rnltcl,5iliillter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27

riibrcnoe Gerlobllll1.
92n binNton I.G, 2G W1rj.
Sic Wfonotnnle ocr Soriiocbuttc
I'M Observation-Disclosures ipurbc bci,tc
burh cincn @ortpehicl 5plIhen
Soronep (Oil6.) mo 9pro (Oii'i0
lnterbro6cn, llnb bcrielbc Bate bel'
nobe 5u elmer Yrii9elei 9ciilbrt.
Ipronen mar nit cincr alsiiibrliden
3crgIicocrlng Der uli 9aubpl5 be.
iiigli1en photographer Der &orluge
bcid)Gitigt, ais i'm 9pro nit Der Be
bnuptlng ilnterbroh, ouB oic Sol5.
Nntcrcilcntcll, 81 mcldcn oll6 6or0s
ncp gcb0rt, cincll Srult nr1onilirt
bottcn. SorOncp itcllte bieie 9lngabc
pcrcnptorlid III 9lbrebc lulo crflortr,
@Drb miiic niAt, pon mas CT reOr
GbatlGhllb 9cbrollhtc CT ocn 9lliS'
oritf, Bop lein @cgncr tcln nucro--
Iilg bon Der Snhc perltcbc."
Spro modtc cine Neucglng &C.
9cu 6oronep uno mar im 9cgriii
icinenHof ots5u5icbcn ais i'm ctlithc
icincr oenotratii6cn GpacBcn crgrii.
len lmb blrG 3urcoen beihluidtig.
ten. Sp1tcr ltelltc lid bcrous, oob
Elm MiBueritdnoniB benz @ortlpehicl
81 0runbc lag, mo beioc 0ctbeiligs
ten leiitctcn iiG 0c8cnieitis 9lbbittc
9ta6 biccr crboltli1cn Gpilooc
hiclt Somlano O. )Icinc HcOc, in mcl
der CT bcIilrluortctc, Spl5 mli Die
tSrcillItc i'll iesen. @Sou ()t..S) lulo
Yiocon (9lrfD, Die beiben nGcbIlen
9Ieoncr, fritiiirtcn Die Iurifbiu im0
crflGrtcn, bieiclbc mcrnc nic bie
3pcdc crrcid)cn ju melfcu lic ans.
gcurbeitct nlroc. Srnpbrep (Molb.)
bciilrportcte eincn geniigcno bobcn
3pu nui SGinoeln mo 9nuboli. I'M
bic Sol5b1nOlcr lmo Shinocliobri.
fmtcn ieinca Stuutes IN Stuno Su
ictcn. crfolgrcicb nit ocnicnigen gri.
ti'1-Golilmbio's. mclde biIligc olio.
tiitc 9lrbciter beihGitigcL III confut.
riren.
I'm G.10 9lbcnhS eriplste Gerta.
0una.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27
GnnaSiihc Srcaononghts iir Gn9s
lano.

Sttnmn, Ont., 2G. MGrj. -
Cine @cpcJlu1g iii in Gund0u in
Honge, ocr britiIhen Hcgicrllug no.
tjonnlen 9ciitMlo III @citolt cines
obcr }lpeier ShlohtidiiIe pom
Crcoonougbt' Spp ol5ubictcn. Cir
cunabiid)c Sicgierln9 ielbit bat oen
9lnltob oa5ll ge9cbcn iulo Der Dor
itlag miro pppl &oIfe nit ollgelnei.
ncr 9illi1ung uli8cnonmen. @egeu
2cutIdlouo, pcIAcs leit Sabrcn Ct.
nen (uriifrieg gegcn CANADA iiiDrt
berriht obncbm grobc Geritimm,lng
bier 81 2onbe, llno bicier llmItonb
lit geniiBeno, Die 9clue9,,ng popular
81 no6en.
Gic coclltllclle BON Canada ju CT.
boucnbcn Grcabnoll0btS lollen iibri.
1cnS niht Der brititen 6lottc cin'
pcrlcibt lperbcl, lonocrn IN @crbilz
Dung nit cincm 81 ctoblircnoen Slot.
tcnidnlipltcm III connoiihen Wclp0i.
icrl blcibcn, Gie oiesbcjiiaIihc 81.
icrte ioll am Sonltog Scr britiidcn
9le9icriuig iibcrlulttclt pcroen, mo
am Diontog bcgilnlt cine Iebotte oa-
rilbcr inn conooilhen Enrlolneni. ,Sn
Gnglono crregt bic 9cmc2llng 9robcs
Sltcrciic lrnb @emlgtblnmg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27
Seine Reonftion Der &oblcnpreiie.

9tem Dorf, 2G. N6r5. = 3ic
oui bellte erboiite Reoufiion Der
aoblenpreiic lit nidJt eingetreicn. 1ie
TcriunlmIlmg Der aoblcnb1noler.
9liiociatipli mcIdJe beutc bier ltattiii,.
ocn oQtc. iml oic ilblife ,sriib-
icbrs FrciScrnlGbignm9 alt5itfiinbi.
acn, pilroc pcrid)obct, lpciI ben 1ob-
lcnbGnolcrn oic cripnrtete gelahrih.
tiglng elmer @rmabigung Der gn.
gros.Frciie ieitens Der 8rn6en.ge.
iibcr nidjt juglng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27
Vcnc EcnIionsbiG.

g4oi bington, S.G., %. MarS.
-9tof elmer i'm Heprdicntantenbuuic
bon aeiier bon Stio eingebrahten
Bill iollcn nlle oic, iuclhe I'M grmcc.
obrr Morinebienit Der Ser. Stoote,
bic Scbfrnit -circs sllGrs ober boS
8ebDr cingcbiibt tabci, cine Ycniion
crbaltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27
Saft it0ft Nuoicuelt'idcn Grlah nm.
Woihinotnn rs oG gp1r,

Mnibin9ton l.G., 2G. W1r5.
- 9foh elmer 9riil,blibcn llcber-
leginJ Der 9lngclc9ellbcit in Der bcll.
tlgcn aabinctSiieilng ertbeilte Yrdii.
bcnt 2aft gefebI Die Marincioloaten
5llriif aui Die ariegsidJiiic Ser t5lotte
81 ifidcn iino lie bort Iicnit perrif-
ten 81 loiicn, mic iriibcr 9llii Erd.
iiocnt 9iooieoelt'S 9eicbI uaren lie
bctunntli6 por ctlihrn !Dlonutcn pon
oen Sdliiicn crtiernt mo ans llicr
scididt roroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27
Wefanntmadung.

Sn oer Sabrcs. ScriommIune Der gliic=
udre Der o1ennegen Bates Gompunp.
SuncIicrc, puroen oic inIacuoen Sircitos
ren crpdbIt Sames {. RnicS, Srbu :.
RepnoIos, ieu, Gmprp :. NIofe. GouiS
9aper, glnhreiu &. g3arner
Sn elmer fpdieren Sibuna mnroen htc
iolaeuocn 8eumieu crpdblt: Snmcs 3.
Oates. Brdiiheni; Sobu :. RcDnoIoe.
@icc.Rrdiocnt; Gmorb & @I1fc. ScIrctdr
lIiio Sratnteiiier.
B. Mic(Sin Snlfer. Der icit ciucr 9lns
SabI Sabren nit Der Sirmu perhunocu
mar. iiebt Mot mcbr in bcrcu Sieniicn.
(S6ib)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27
She Sauinas Nanf Of Baltimore.

20. flr3 1000
Sic jdhrltfeu Stnfeu Sur Hatc uuu orei nno
eincm Balbrn t3ls) HrpScnt,am I. Npril 1900
fnlig. ipcroen an icnem luae uuf ben Credit
eines ieoen Gontos aeihrieben perneu uno an
unb rud Nipatas, oeii 80. glprl 1909, SLr
@inraaura in bic eildDcr her Scpptpren bcreit
iein
Sinniss mo 5tnotitCuern pcrheu BON tcr
Pant bc6abii,
sSliam 81. Gpnilina.
tfdr52IiMD Frn'iocni.
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ScntidDc Sparbauf BON Baltimore.

q WIntl IVON.
2ic iabriideu 3inisn sur 8atc uou orei nne
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IN Gbieaao peruriod,te ci

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Guta,u Sauimes Sank unn Baltimore.

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gui gmpebmg oeS Ermgs Gomitc ocer 9on in cincr
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RcprGicntanten III Der Snrii.Gcs
bottc. - Gum Shub Die iiblidc
riibrenoe GerIobnln1.
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(3oriictnns Iic9e 2. seiie.)
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-02
NOTICES LAND FOR SALE.

Under and by virtue of an order
Of the court Of ordinary of Lee coun-
ty, Georgia, passed on March /, 1909,
| will sell at the court house door
in Leesburg, Ca, on the first Tues
day in May, 1909, within the legal
hours of sale for cash the following
described property, to-wit: That GER
tain town lot upon which residence
stands situated in the town of Smith
vile, Ca, described and known in
the plan of said town as lot No.
(2) two of the Smithville Improve
ment Company's square fronting on
Boulevard one-half acre, extending
eastward two hundred feet to an al
ley and bounded on the north by lot
No. l and on south by lot No. 8, all
on the east side of said town. This
property is sold as the property of
the estate of Eunice q. bass and TOR
the purpose of paying its debts and
distribution.
H. r. JOHNSON, Administrator of
Estate of Eunice C. Bass. If