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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12


BY virtue Of doed OF trust to hs
undersigned trustee. dated August >, lsN
and recorded IN the Clerks Office Chan.
Gerry Court. Of the city OF Rlchm0nI
Deadlock l3S b. page 200. 90 secure ns
payment Of certain negotiable notes
therein described. and default having
been made and being required by tll
bCneficiary so TO DO, we Will sell at pub
&c auction on the premises.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1903
at 8 o'clock Il. NJ, the PROPERTY de-
scribed in the said deed. as follows. Al
that lot of land, with Improvements
thereon, lying and being IN the city y
Richmond, Va, on the north Side ot cay
street, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. beginning at point on Clay
street 80 feet from the east line OF Tenth
street. thence northwardly along iias
parallel 10 Tenth street 81 feet inches
thence at right angles eastwardly 4 fa.t
4 inches, thence northwardly 40 rsft
angles - feet, thence eastwardly at r-ht
angles feet. thence nOrthwardly at ught
angles - feet 3 inches 10 New street,
thence along the southern line Of Nts
street eastWardiy IS feet thence SOUTH
wardly along a line parallel with Tenth
street lJ9 feet inches, moro or less 90
Clay street thence westWardly 81 feet
inches along the northern line NJ clay
street 20 the point Of beginning, beas
the same property, except small SIP
on the rear sold or TO Mrs White. WHOA
was conveyed 10 William Lovensteiu by
two deeds-one from J. Temple and wife.
August 7. 1886, Deadlock l3l a. page z.
the other from L. 4. White, May 9. l&'.
Deed Book, l82 Il. page i5.
TERMS: Cash as 20 expense of sala
and 20 pay Off note OF $500. with ~
paid interest thereon, and the residue n
twelve months. with interest added S.
cured by a deed or crust.
T.. d. STARKE Trustee.
j. Thompson Brown & CO., Auctl0ueel2
Tvs
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Orders for printing sent to the Dis
patch Company will be given prompt at
tention. and the style Of work and prices
will be sure to please yo,>
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WANTED.

TO SELL HALF INTEREST ~ a Q0op'
safe, Paying Business. IL Is an old l,'l.'
lished one, and increased over - pr -,A.
In last twelve months. Two thousand o'-
lars required. Good reason Tor s
Address PARTNER. care Richmond l.F
patch. Isl l-A.
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Lest, sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

WAS LEFT ON THE CLAY STREET
Car, NO. lSS. Saturday morning. LADl'S
BLACK PARAsOL. The finder Will please
return 1t, as the party needs II. Corner
OF Twenty fourth and Broad streets.
IL ln-lIs
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In execution OF a deed OF trust. d1,ss
25th October. 1894 and recorded lr q
Clerks Office or Henrico County Cor-t
in Deadlock IA "a" page ~. thsrs
having been default in tho payment N
a portion Of the debt secured, and be.r,
required so 90 90 by the beneficiary I
Will sell by public auction, on the prem.
Uses, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

z ADIEsI . chiohester's English PsenyoyaI Pin
- TAX. o.ss-. sssd G. s.AIs. 20 iessr E.sf
i% L.S s,ons Is ,%.s y Sesrrn M4 A. bruEs~
Gy l-Th.su&Tu1y)
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK STORE
WITH DWELLING ABOVE.
No. so SOUTH PINE STREET.


BY virtue OF certain deed OF fr,-,
dated June g. 1894. and recorded IN Pirr,
mond Chancery Court Clerks Office. Decd.
Book I52 G, page -. default having be-,
made in the payment OF the debt secured
thereby. and having been required by Ia
beneficiary therein so 70 do. I will. On
FRIDAY, JULY IS. 1855.
az o'clock y. NJ. on the premises. Pa.
coed TO sell, by public auction. the pgo.
PERTY conveyed thercin--viz. That TOr
OF LAND. with all Improvements therlas
in the city OF Richmond. Va. fronfrt
20 feet on the east line 81 Pine stra.f
beginning 9S feet south OF Spring gtra..
and running back between parallel lrl,
Sc feet The Improvements consist ~
well-built brick store, with dWrUIrS
above, with four or five rooms. Tho .r.,,
ton is good for business purposes. "a
II Is also a good residence locality
TERMS: Cash -rs.-2icnt 10 pay an eost,
OF sale. taxes 10 day ~ sale, and 1sti
OF $21557. with interest from June lg'
and residue AT a credit Of twelve month";
this sale being made subject 10 a ria,
lien for the sum OF 81. fsi.H. More Nbe-,i
terms may be announced at sale
JAMES ID. CARNEAT.
~ 70 Trustees.
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ing this institution for the ensuing quar-
ter:
GROCERIES.
30 barrels FLOUR.
800 bushels CORNMEAL go pounds Del
1900 pounds SHOULDER BACON.
| LOO pounds HAMS.
! 1900 pounds PURE LARD.
1000 pounds GRADUATED SUGAR.
1900 pounds YELLOW SUGAR.
| $500 pounds COFF EE.
$50 pounds GREEN TEA.
! 800 pounds SODA CRACKERS.
| 1000 pounds LAUNDRY SOAP.
40 pounds CHEESE.
100 pounds STARCH.
300 pounds SAL SODA.
| 300 gallons MOLASSES.
80 gallons VINEGAR.
dozen cans TOMATOES Q-gallon
cans.
$500 pounds BUTTER.
40 pounds PLUG TOBACCO,
10 cases Of LYE.
. gross TOILET SOAP.
100 pounds CANDLES.
tons SHIPSTUFF.
50 pounds BLACK PEPPER.
. cases OATMEAL C36 pounds per
PACKAGE.
- barrels HERRINGS.
g sacks SALT.
II dozen BROOMS.
] gross BREAD POWDERS.
dozen MUSTARD.
l case AXLE GREASE.
II tons HAY (No. D.
80 barrels CORN.
~ cords PINE WOOD.
~ tons ANTHRACITE COAL
DRY-GooDs AND NOTIONS.
1900 yards MEMS WEAR.
200 yards DOMESTICS.
500 yards GINGHAMS
900 yards CALICO (Black).
1900 yards UNBLEACHED COTTON.
700 yards DRILLED COTTON.
l25 pairs BLANKETS.
10 dozen MEMS UNDERSHIRTS
dozen LADIES VESTS.
. dozen pairs HOSE.
80 pairs HADF-HOSE.
loo pairs MEMS SHOES-10-6. 40-7, 2O-S,
800
rs pairs woMEN's sHoEs-l5-s, 2O-4,
20-5. 2O-f
% pairs WOMEN'S SLIPPERS.
dozen TOWELS.
dozen RUBBER SHEETS.
20 dozen SPOOL COTTON.
dozen WOMEN'S HATS
dozen MEMS HANDKERCHIEFS.
100 yards CRASH.
dozen SUSPENDERS.
100 BED-SPREADS.
Parties may bid for one or more Of the
articles above. All are required to fur
nish with bid samples, 10 be examined by
the Beard OF Directors at their meeting
July 81 1895
Articles In all cases must come fully I'D
to samples. otherwise will be returned at
bidders expense. All goods must be de-
livered freight prepaid at the Williams |
burg depot on or before the 9TH day OF |
July. lSSS unless otherwise required by |
the undersigned. Payments TO be made |
within thirty days after receipt OF goods. |
No payments to De made until contract |
has been faithfully complied with.
Each bidder must have one private |
mark only. and every sample must have |
this private mark. and the price II is pro- |
posed 10 be furnished. but name of bidder /
must not appear on samples. A list Of the |
bidders samples. private mark. price |
and name must be sealed and addressed |
to the Board Of Directors, care OF the |
undersigned.
The right is reserved TO award the con-
tract to any one or more OF the bidders.
)r reject any or all bids offered
Samples should be marked. ITO Furnish
supplies" and addressed to
{. Il. ARMISTEAD.
Steward Eastern State Hospital.
1y y-st --- WILLIAMSBURG Va
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TRUSTEES SALE
oFTHE
Desirable Store, With Dwelling Above
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
BLAIR AND WASHINGTON
STREETS, AT AUCTION.

In part execution Of deed of tlsI
dated 23d day OF May. 1895, and recorded
IN the Clerks Office OF HenricO county
Court, in Deadlock l5i "B." page ~
there having been default IN the plymei.
or portion OF the debt secured a.i IS
the request Of the beneficiary 1 ~l. 81"
by public auction, on the premises. ~
WEDNESDAY, JULY - l&S.
AT o'clock y. NJ. the PROPERTY above
referred TO, consisting OF good AND ven
arranged store. with the ATTRACTIVE
dwelling above, containing five rooms
together with the lot upon which 3
stands, fronting ~ feet on the south s-.
OF Blair street, and running back a.5.s
Washington street and line Ii.-o
Herewith l25 feet 10 an alley in The .ti.
10 feet inches wide The location is he-
suited for green grocery and feed s.3.-
TERMS: Cash sufficient % def,lF 20
expenses OF executing the trust a.I iaA'
10 day OF sale. and 10 discharge tl nag
tured portion OF the debt. amour
Sl5Lls and credit as 10 32.o5 until -lI
September, ls9S; as 20 S3206 until -'.4
January 1883. and as 20 Sl6j ul.-
2oth May. 1888; and the residue at oH, ~
two years. for notes. with interest ala.t'
ana secured by trust upon the profei!'
~ CONWAY II. SANDS. Trustee
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WEDNEsDAY. JUTY b. 1sas.

az $50 o'clock p NJ. the EXCETIrvr
LOT above referred 10, formerly used by
III. Neurohr as coal and woodward
beginning 30 feet from the southeast c5-.
ner OF Blair and Washington street,
and fronting 80 feet on the south side NJ
Blair street and extending back south.
wardly from said front. between parallel
lines, l2j feet 10 a 16-foOt alley in the rear
CThc store and dwelling at the corner w.'I
be sold the same day.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 defrav tts
expenses Of executing the trust. al tfYs,
10 day Of sale, and 10 discharge the 1-t.
tured part Of the debt due amounting 10
$3.50 and a credit as 10 Q512 until O..
tober o. 1905 as 10 1871 until April i
1899. and as 10 $3.50 until October. lsg
and the residue. If any. upon such terms
as the grantor I'm said decd may pr..
scribe and direct; or. I'm the event no such
direction is given, then upon credits rs
TO such residue. OF six and twelve
months, for notes, with interest added
and secured by decd OF trust upon he
property X. b. CHAPLIN
1y Trustee
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WANTED.

THE PUBLIC TO KNOW WHERE
they can get FRESH Oysters all the year
round ana Free Hot Lunch from II 10 2
daily. oysters on half-shell. Is cents per
dozen: fried p cents per dozen; half
fry % cents; stew, 10 and % cents: steak
% cents. ham and eggs. 70 cents deyilled
and soft-shen crabs always on hand; all
kinds of sandwiches. cents each. Extra
charge for orders sent out. Old phone,
No. l252 Everything served in first-class
style. II. FRANCIONE.
my 22-Su&Tu3m 905 east Broad street
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. Ills Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
LADIES' SUITS.


Ladies' Black Camels-Hair Cheviot
Dresses. tailor-made lined through
out with colored taffeta silk, $3.50
ones for $3.50.
Fancy Crash Suits. Elton or Jacket. some
deliberately braided. circular rufiie or
gored skirt 81, instead of $500
Black Pique Suits, open blazer jacket,
for $3.50.
Tailor-Made Suits Of Colored Ladies'
Cloth, half silk-lined. for $3.50 u suit.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
Braided Linen Skirts new, circular cut.
pleated back, for $50
Grass-Linen Skirts, tucked in groups,
for $l.25.
Tucked Covert Cloth Skirts, pleated
back. full width. for $i.45.
Fancy Linen Crash Skirt $40.
White Pique Skirts for SIS, N45, H.73,
$50, and Up 10 $40.
Blue and White Duck Skirts FOR 32c.
each.
Black Mohalr Skirts, excellent value,
for 81.
Black CamePs-Hair Skirts, percaline
lining, new back, for $3.50
HERE IS THE NEW WAY TO GET RID
OF ALL THESE PRETrIEST
THOUSANDS OF
EMBROIDERIES.
Embroideries at &c. a yard, that cost
and &c.
Embroideries at SC. yard for the usual
10 and u l-2c. ones.
Embroideries at sc. yard. that can
not be equalled under is % and zoe.
Embroideries at II 1-2c. for the same
YOU pay 25c. for ordinarily.
Embroideries at &c. yard. that cost s
and Sc.
Embroderies at 16 2-Sc., worth 20 to 3jc
yard.
II pretty Imported White Bell Skirts
trimmed i'm wide Valenciennes lace in
Sertions. were $3.50, now Sl.50 each.
QUAHTER-PHICE WASH FABRICS.
Not quarter prices in all. Some for less.
And all the newest things Of this seasons
production are included. Nothing like this
sale has ever taken place in Richmond
Real French organizes, in solid colors, |
sold by Cohens as a bargain for nc. ; |
every light color, including black ana |
navies for 9Ac.
Electric Organizes. full 80 inches wide, |
made as the prettiest 16 2-3c stuff. or |
this seasons full compliment OF STYLES |
and colOrs to-day TO be 7-Sc.
Paris Organizes, new styles, sheerest |
10 % and 2Oc. ones; full stock, 10 be |
Use. to-day.
Fine % and 3jc. Organizes. newest color |
ings, your choice for SIC. Thousands |
of yards TO choose from.
Organdies Batistes, and Dimities, cost
ing 12l3 to DC. 20 be 32fc. a yard.
Al French Percales and Scotch Madras.
cost 12Hc 10 make, for 42sc
Al Fruit of the Loom Bleached Cotton, |
&C. n yard.
Full-Size Pillow-Cases. well made OF !
goodquality cotton, for 3lkc
solid-ColOr organizes, some 40 inches
wide. all colors, for Sac, cost from
1872 to 100.
Linen sdrting Crash. made to sell for
l9c.; here for lie.
8 and lac. Light Shifting Prints for
12c., etc.
MORE RIBBONS.
THE LARGEST SALE EVER TAKEN
PLACE IN RICHMOND
The busy counters are indicative OF
what price we placed on them in order
o sell them quick.
l. and / 1-2-inch Silk Gros-Grain Rib
bons. all good colors. including White
and Black, were 8 and 10c.. for 1c
yard.
No. Al-Slk Fancy Ribbons. new
necktie designs. for sc. a yard.
No. 60 4-inch All-Silk Taffeta Ribbons,
any colors, for Ice yard.
l. and Pinch All-Silk TaGeta Ribbons
for % "A ward. |
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5000 bales Choice Green limo
thy Hay-we handle nothing
but sweet, choice, and Eno
first-class hay-per 100 wv
10000 bushels finest OEc
Oats. ............... wv
10000 bags Bran and zSC
Shipstuff ..... Nv
5000 coon bushels + IN est 43C
When we advertise the above
goods at prices set opposite each
article we mean just what we
say. We have the goods, and
to gel your trade we will even
cut the prices lower. just give
us trial and you can see we
mean business.
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TIVE BLOW AGAINST ALL
H0USEWARE
has a tendency to bring all our
public to this store now.
tNITEWNR

has a tendency to bring all our
public to this store now.
GRANITEWARE.
Toe. and 81 Imported Blue and White
Tea and COffee-Pots. warranted for
five years, for 29c. choice.
14-quart Enamelled Steel Dish-Pans for
&c, were Oc.
q and 3-quart Gray Saucepans for &c..
usually 10 and 2jc.
4 and 5-uuart Gray Saucepans for pc
usually 30 and 35e.
f5c.. Gray Water Kettles. 12c. each.
Agate Slop-Jars, &c, were 4Sc.
TIsWARE.
Galvanized Iron Water Buckets, 25c.
kind, for Sc.
Block-Tin Mufin-Pans, G rings. for &c.
4-quart LongHandle Saucepans for &c.
Japanned Tea and Coffee Cansters, &c
Nickel Tea Kettles, with copper bot
toms, for 20c
GLASSWARE.
Cut-Pattern Salt and Pepper Shakers.
with nickel-plated tops, for Sc. each.
Cut-Pattern Cracker Jars, Ice Tubs,
Vinegar Bottles, that were up TO 40
and 4Sc., for l5c. choice.
Cut-Pattern Fruit Dishes. 1Oc.
Mason's POrcelain-Lined Fruit Jars. al
ways cheaper here than elsewhere.
Jelly Glasses, with tin tops, &c. each.
CUTLERY.
Finest Quality Steel Knives with cellu-
loid handles, for 10c. each.
Serrated-Edge Bread Knives. &C.
Butcher or Kitchen Knives, usually &c,
for &c.
5Oc. Steels for sharpening knives for 15c
PAIRING Knives 1c. each.
CHINAWARE.
10O-piece Dinner Sets. including soup
tureen. usually IS, for S3.9S.
500 Carlsbad Dinner Sets for s11.50.
Large Meat or Ham Dishes. handsomely
decorated. that were up TO s., for soc.
choice
Gold-Ban Plates. re- each.
White Ice-Cream Saucers. &c.
soc. Decorated Cake Plates for 15c.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND TIE
NENDEE.
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d. O'SULlIVAN,
Eighteenth and Main Streets.
fiv Q.So g., TuRIh,
WANTED.
WANTED,
w ANVED,
~ 9.Sa.Su. ru6Il

a TENANT FOR a FARM TEN MILES
from Richmond, on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Line. Apply TO r., care Postmaster.
Alice Post-olHce, Va. jy l0-Su, Tu&Su3t
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DIssoLUTIoNs & COpARTNERsHrYs

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between JAMES l. SMITH and
GAY q LORRAINE COMPANY, under
the firm-name OF James I. Smith z Co
was dissolved on JULY 7, 1895. James l.
Smith having purchased the interest OF
Gay & Lorraine Company in and assumed
the liabilities Of the firm OF James /.
Smith & Co.
GAY & LORRAINE CO.
Ware b. Gay. President.
JAMES /. SMITH.
Having purchased the interest OF the
Gay * Lorraine Company, the business
Will be conducted by me at the same
stand under the name OF JAMES |.
SMITH & co.
thank all my friends for their former
patronage. and solicit a continuance of
the same JAMES l. SMITH.
jy 9-3t'
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WANTED,

TO RENT A LARGE FARM ON
shares, not more than thirty miles from
Richmond, and near a railroad or navi-
gable river. or / would manage a farm
for moderate wages. Can give good refer
ences. Address f. GUY. No. 1900 east
Main street, Richmond. Va.
jy l0-d2t&w2t'
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TRUSTEES SALE
or THAT
LARGE AID VALUABLE L0T

WITH THE STABLE. ETC, THEREON.
ON THE SOUTH SIDE or BLAIR
STREET.
BETWEEN RANDOLPH AND WASH.
INGTON STREETS.
ADJOINING NEUROHR'S OLD STAND
AT AUCTION.
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BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Il OF

TwO-STORY FRAME DWELLING AND
STORE ADJOINING,
ON THE SOUTH SIDE or BAkER,
BETWEEN ST. JOHN AND ST.
PAUL STREETS,
KNOWN AS Nos. 1O5 AND 105 IL WEST
BAKER STREET.
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TRUSTEES SALE

A LARGE, DETACHED BRICK RESI-.
DENCE. CENTRALLY LOCATED
No. 1902 EAST CLAY STREET
BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH
STREETS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

by J. ID. Carneal.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1l06 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

Great bargains in forfeited pledges,
consisting OF Guns. Pistols. Musical In
struments. Typewriters. Bleyeles. &c.
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AUCTION sALEs-Fssur. Da,..

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD The
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA By THE VENDOR AND IHa
VENDEE
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WANTED,

ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE
by giving us your orders for High Grade
Road ana Racing Wheels, which We bull
20 order. or short notice. All kinds RepaA.
Work done at our factory, No. 1872 TO 1875
west Main street.
Re 6 gu. Tu&Fts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE.

LARGEST AND MOST RELIABLM
us. Ills. and 40 north Ninth street.
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Personal.

NOTICE.
Until further notice all calls and mes
sages can be left at WARRINER'S
DRUGSTORE. corner Fifth and Marshall
streets. Old phone 52i: new 457
Jy S-it w. NACGHAN-LLOYD, VS..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

A GRADUATE OF THE VIRGINIA
Military Institute desires Position as
Teacher. Testimonials. Address X. L.
DOBIE, Norfolk, Va. ~ l0-lw
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,
WANTED.

FAMILY WASHING. GOOD SATISFAC-
ton given. Sl7 LIZ st. James street.
~ lz-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

LIBERAL LOANS ON SATISFACTORY
SECURITIES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

y BY n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

BY y. ". Bowe,
Real Estate Auctl0neer,
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WANTED.

A YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE
desires a Situation as teacher or Gov
erness. Qualifications Latin. Mathe-
mates, French, German. and English.
Vocal and Instrumental Music special
ty. References exchanged. Miss j.,
1909 Grace street, Lynchburg, Va.
ty l0-Su, TuTh&Su4ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

Eastern State Hospital,
Stewards Office. July s. 1885
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL UNTIL
~ O'Clock NJ. on THURSDAY, July y.
1913, receive sealed proposals for furnish
ing this institution for the ensuing quar-
ter.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-10

SIXTH CENTERy Kan, June Con
gresham n. B. Mccormick was re-
nominsted on the first ballot ct the
Sixth district popUlist congressional
convention held in this city today.
There were votes cast for Ia Q. Ubl
Of Smith Center and Harry Gray Of
Osborne.
The convention was one Of the lar
gest and most enthusiastic ever held in
the history Of the peoples party in
this congressional district.
The following are the resolutions
adopted:
We, the peoples party Of the Sixth congress
sional district in convention assembled. renew
cur alleElance % the undyinE principles set
forth IN the national platform Of 1885, and are
IN favor Of extending the hand Of fellowship 70
Al fhe raforn forces. 70 uufkz With n IN the
common purpose Of defeating the common enc
my Of the American people the gold standard,
and Incorporate power known as the republi-
can party; therefore
Resolved, That ve are in favor Of 9 vigorous
prosecution Of the var nov IN progress between
the United States and Spain to the end that the
Spanish Tag be driven from the Western HsmIs-
phsre, believing this % be a var IN the cause Of
humanity rather than conquest.
Resolved, That re are opposed to the issuance
Of government bonds either in time Of peace OF
Of var believing that the resources ana patriot
ism Of our nation are sufficient to meet the nee
essarT expenses OF our government now and for
all time to come. Therefore We believe In the
free coinage Of silver at a ratio Of sixteen 20
one, also the issuance Of legal tender notes suf-
hcient in volume 70 meet the necessary expenses
Of the government. and the enactment Of q cor
poratiOn and income tax Law 70 the end that
the great aggregation Of wealth may bear their
Just proportion Of the expense Of the govern
ment.
Resolved, That we commend the present state
officials for their economical administration OF
state affairs and endorse the Official acts OF
Hon n. B. Mccormick and his colleagues Of the
reform forces IN the national congress.
With an abiding faith IN the judgment and
integrity Of the people, We believe that al laws
should Be enacted By them and their voice de
eide upon their merits, therefore We favor the
initiative and referendum principles in legisla
tion.l
Resolved, That We declare it a primal doc
trine In our creed that the government control
and operate al public utilities in the interests
Of all the people.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-10
SOLDIER BOYS.

A Large Crowd OF People ~ the Depot to
See the Soldiers OF the HsUkeye State.
The first battalion Of the Fifty First
lows infantry passed through GUOd-
land Monday morning. 4 large crowd
Of people we're at the depot to see the
soldiers from the HsWkeye state. The
train pulled into the depot at nine
o'clock drawn by two engines, and dur
ing the stop here Of 80 minutes the
soldiers we're lined up and served with
coffee.
The companies on the train we're F Of
OskaloOsa, commanded by Capt. ". II.
Heating; D OF Knoxville, commanded
By Cspt. L. K Butterfeld, and A and
II OF DesMoines, commanded by Capts.
". r. ellison and E Q. WOrthingtOn,
The regiment was in command Of Col
John 9. Lopez, who accompanied the
train, and his staff was as follows:
Lieut.. Col. NJ. Miller, Maj. ". J. Dug
gan, Regimentsl Adjt. Joseph David
son, Battalion Adjt. George A. Reed
Surgeon ". S II. Mathews and Chap
lain Herman P Williams.
The soldiers who passed through
enrOute TO San Francisco formed the
first battalion OF the Fifty-First regi
ment Of Iowa infantry. Iowa has fur
nished three regiments under the cal
Of the government. The battalion i:
composed OF 295 men, all clean, brawny
young fellows and we'll equipped.