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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-22

SE1OND = iI-I- 1 D
As administrator d. b. n. C. l. a. Of
Charles r. Wortham. deceased ] Will sell
by public auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. APRIL p, 1899,
al : O'Clock =. NJ, the ATTRACTIVE
DWELLING AND LOT above referred 10,
for a long time owned and occupied By
the late Charles f.. Workman.
The house has three stories and base
ment. and contains about ten well-lighted
and thoroughly ventilated rooms. besides
kitchen. servants rooms, pantry, &c, and
tho lot which fronts l0Xl5O feet. and
upon the rear of which is "a good brick
stable. is elevated. and one Of the hand
soonest In the city.
This property, by reason OF its conve-
nient location and uneXcelled neighbour
hood. deserves and will doubtless receive
the attention Of all In search OF a desir-
able home
TERMS. one third cash. and the balance
"A one and TWO years, interest az per
cent. payable semi-annually, notes for
each instalment Of principal and interest
secured by deed Of trust
CHARLES l.. WILLIAMS
ap 2)-td Administrator a. b. n. G. {. a.
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W ANrED.
W k\TID.

PAPER RULER. SIMONS BLANK
BOOK COMPANY, Twelfth ana Nam
streets Richmond, Va. ap Zz-lt
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by a. A. McCurdy.
Real Estate AuctiOncer.
Decree Richmond Chancery Court. Ap-l
"a. 1880.

H. 1884,
Pursuant 20 above decree tho un'-.
signed. appointed special commiss.0rer
thereby will offer for sale. ON the rr.n.
iscs. In the order below designated. o1
TUESDAY. APRIL o. 1899.
beginning at $3.50 O'Clock Il. NJ. the follow
ing REAL ESTATE.
l. Lot. with three frame touemeufs.
designated as Nos. ~. 1H and 1, md
the west line of Second street between
Jackson and Duv9l streets
% Lot fronting about - fcot. with
frame dwelling No. 622 north ST. Peter
street Just south OF Duval street.
3. Lot, with two brick and frame dWoil-
ings, Nos. II and 1872 west Jackson street,
about rs feet each.
4. The late residence Of William Fergu-
sOn No. rs west Jackson street. twO-story
brick. with lot OF about aO feet front
TERMS. one third cash. residue 90 SIX
twelve. and eighteen months purchts r
To- give negotiable notes. with interest
added. and title retained until payment
i'm full. HILL MONTAGUE
Special Commissioner.
/ certify that the bond required NJ fta
special commissioner by the above decree
has been duly given
CHARLES o. SANlLLE
ap % Ctrh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-22

MISSIO NERS' AUCTION
~ SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
SIXTH AND LEIGH STREETS,
WITH A FRAME DWELLING
THEREON,
FRONTING 50 FEET on LEIGH
STREET.
AND THAT DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING. No. $40 NORTH
SIXTH STREET.
TO SETTLE UP AN ESTATE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-22

by J. Thompson Brown & On
Real Estate Agents and Auction.
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" WANTED.

4 FIRST-CLASS SALESMAN TO
lima and Virginia, on commission, for
manufacturers OF Soft and Stin Hats.
ADDRESS Lock-Box "A, Danbury, Conn
on pp-nf
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TRUSTEE'S SALE

BY virtue of "a decd of trust. dated f..-
ruary ~. lSSS. default having boon m7
In the payment OF the bond secured OBJ
by. and being required sO 600 dl lf me-
holder thereof. ! will SCH at publ. que
ton, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, APRIL g. lsi9
az 4 O'Clock j.. NJ. that VAIL AhI-
FARM. containing 2OS3 acres OF Impr1'
land together with the dwelling il
stOrehOuse thereon The land is -.a
rolling. and slopes 20 the kichm0 i
Petersburg railroad. The dwcIlin-. SD
Is unusually attractive is iu good ''..'
and contains seven rooms aui ilt
closets. In an excellent location.
having the usual barn and other nII
ings. Tho storeh0u-e Dis located N t
centre OF large population. HrI r
every way suitable for "a good h
There are two other dwellings n.
four and the other two rooms. WHO'D |
be- rented
If sou want "A good country bonn.
business stand. and an exceptional
Investment. IL VIII pay you tY ..N
this property.
TERMS. Cash sufficient t0 3D.
executing this trust. taxes anN ''
OF $50. with interest from 1904
August. 1925. due ON said bond
ance upon such terms as VII
nOunced az the SALE
MILES - DT VAL.
4. l.. AdamsOn. Auctioneer ...--.
an HI I'D
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WANTED,

HOLDERS or TICKETS Nos. G59l, 'lO9
ana 1894 To call at Broad-Street Pharmd y
and get s. in gold. T. \. MILLER,
an OFT $40 east Broad street.
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n ANTI,D.
W WANTED.

A. Girl. TO NURSE AND CLEAN Up.
References required. Apply 10 21 east
Htat, street ap 22-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-22

lNfAl AsrAaAN sfhHAlr anu sAAAhAANAt''A'f
No. 1913 east Main street. Richmond. Va.
VRUSTEE'S SALE OF A NICE
L FRAME DWELLING, 70 ~ NCRTn
THIRD STREET, BEL WEEN DUNAI.
AND JACKSON STREETS, NOW IN
DER GOOD RENTAL-By virtue OF a
deed Of trust TO me. the undersigned.
dated September q. 1875. and duly re-
corded In the Clerks Office OF the Rich
mond Chancery Court, Decd-BoOk l5J G.
page i0l. default having been made IN the
payment Of a sum OF money therein se-
cured. and being required by the beneh-
ciary Hereunder SO 10 do | will sell at
public auction on the premises. on
THURSDAY. APRIL p. 1893.
az ) o'clock Z. NJ. the PROPERTY de-
scribed IN said deed The lot front . feet
and runs back between parallel lines ~
feet to an alley IS feet wide. The house
contains or rooms. and will rent well.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses of sale.
and AIRY taxes that may be due. ana
enough money 10 pay "A note for $1,000,
and interest thereon from September -,
1885. and enough 20 pay a balance due
on a note OF ssl5, and interest thereon
from July o. 1897. balance. II any. In six
and twelve months. Tor notes. with per
cent. interest. 10 be secured by a deed OF
trust on the property.
4. ". WORKMAN, Trustee.
ap l6-tds
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AUCTION sALEs-Futyr. po

=, WIEN REAL ESTATE is sor.n a,,,.
lanes !, FOR THE CURRENT ca o., ~
OAK YEAR ARE To BE PAID b. pn"
VENDEE. 'N''D The
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WANTED.

REGIsTFKED ASSISTANT PHARMA-
rist state age. experience. references,
and salary expected PAUL FLkTCH-
ER. Harrisonburr Va. ap 2-zt'
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A VERY FINE BUILDING w"

nv request Of the owner "h. .a
ing ga sell at very low figure ".'
TUESDAY. APRIL IS lN .rr
al : o'clock T. NJ, ON TIE pit,.....nTY
Tor sale by auction the iit', .,t
mentioned above. These dwel'nt .it
eleven rooms each. are comp. ...., a
new. with every convenience. ih" Ii
frontage OF % feet each. Mi'H
Thev are ON one OF the best d".,
streets in the West End, and Mil Isl
i'm every particular frst-ciass h'"'.-'
Will rent Well. .f. SOY
~ 5.ts o'clock Il. NJ. ! Will oarl al.
above mentioned BUILDING Loi.,oi 0
south side OF Floyd avenue by
feet west OF Beech street Ifon''''
leo feet deep 10 an alley t, can .e
had
TERMS. Announced at SAFE. ..i,,s.r.
ap 2c-5t J. ID. CARNEAL, A1V''V'''
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White India LinOn
Laundered Shirt-Waists,
to-day's price SOC, all
sizes. cost zSC. usually.

beautiful Laundered Percale waists
arc here in greatest quantities at Doc.
Can't be equalled under l9c.
The Best I.25 Waists, full lauhdereu'
entire fronts straight tucked. Sc.
COO new. pretty, fresh full-laundered
Percale Waists are ready for your
picking to-day at 29c. each.
White Piques, Numbered detached col
lars for soc.
Hands1mer White Waists at Sl.2o 10
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SIONERS' AUCTION

BY A. j. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-22
WANTED,

TO PURCHASE \ MODERN DWELL
ine, ON west Grace between Madison ana
Laurel streets. Give particulars. Ad-
dress NICK. care of Dispatch. ap 2Z-Zt
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By J. ID. CarncaL
Real Estate Agent and Aal-oA,-''
li06 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-22
nv r NJ Wortham & O.
VRUsTEE'S SALE OF A NICE

Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnoers.
No. 1913 east Main street Richmond Va.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-09-06
CHAPTER XIII.
THE TRYsT WITH THE PRINCESS


As we were about to leave the place
fellow of the swashbuckler stamp
came In with great clashing of his
scabbard
He reeled against me. and on the In
slant 1 felt something pluoked from the
inside Of the open breast Of my cloak.
"This is pretty bauble," he grin
ned. holding Princess Barbara's buckle
In his hand, and even as clutched at
him he discovered the great price of
the stones and dashed past toward the
door. With shouts of rage and many
threats we all sped after him, the poets
dropping their verses and running lus-
tily.
The street was empty save for the
flying figure of the thief. With fair
running ground before us, Tom and /
kept our wind for the chase. but the
rhyme writers and Red Harding con-
tinued believing ont and waving their
swords, much to the danger Of each
others head.
Soon we saw that the man with the
buckle, by the manner of his running,
was much further in wine than any Of
our party. He stopped frequently to
take breath. He fell over twice, and at
last. with Tom at his heels, dashed
aside in the doorway of tall house.
In we went after him like pack of
hounds.
Then began an awful tripping across
each others legs and overturning of
tables, for the hall was pitch dark. The
door slammed shut after the last yell
ing poet had scrambled In For awhile
we had devil of time, and when by
some unseen agency the candles were
lit we had much worse one, for we
found ourselves in trap Of robbers and
cutthroats. all CARRIED and armed like
soldiers and gentlemen. And the man
who had ned US here was not . IT.
zone = dirk = ~ had a. assA ~
=
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In the District Court of Iowa, in and for Del
aware County.
OCTOBER TERM, A. D., 1899.

Of NOTICE OF FINAL RE
Wheel Warneck, PORT.
deceased.
To Barbara Warneck, widow. and Joseph War
neck, Catharine Barta. John Warneck. Frank
Warneck. Mary Van yors. Barbara Warneck-
Knettls. Rosie Zemanek. and Thomas Warneck,
heirs-atlaw and legatees of said decedent:
You and each of you are hereby notified that
on or before the Goth day of September. 1899,
there will be on file In the Office Of the Clerk of
the District Court of Delaware County, Iowa. the
Final Report of Barbara Warneck. Executrix of
the estate of Wheel Warneck. deceased and.
unless YOU appear thereto and file exceptions on
or before noon Of the second day Of the October,
1899. term of said Court. which will commence
and be held In Manchester. Iowa. on the 9th day
of October. A. d. 1899, said report Will be APP
proved and said EXecutriX discharged and her
bond eXonerated. BARBARA WARWICK,
S6eWa f7l{ ~ ~
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-09-06
No. o.
No. 90. Moan's Ark.

A mensser,e. consisting Of II psis 4
Animals Elephants, came,s. Deer, Hor,,s,
Cattle. Donkeys. Goats. Lions. Bea.s. rissrs,
Dogs and Cats. Each pair Is coupled ana
stands alone. They arc autographed in
many colors on heavy cardboard, cut oas
and embossed. Every feature Of the Animals
u distinctly shown. The elephants are =
inches high and 10 inches long. and the other
Animals 80 proportionAtely large. Sent
Dost.paid on receipt Off cont postage
stamp and is sisn.tures cut from
wrappers Of Arbucklss' Roasted oonss.
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Istdred at the king ,otth challenging eyes.
he smote me sharply on the shoulder
and cried. I'm the name of God and by
the touch of proved steel proclaim you
a knight Of the Royal Order Of Wsss-
mark. !"
"And so honor comes when she is least
wanted, 4" thought l, and raised his royal
hand to my lips without fervor.
"You are not surprisedp' he said,
drawing up his red eyebrows.
Eyes. sire. l am surprised and hon.
ored beyond measure" answered.
He pinned the cross of the order on
my breast and then handed me letter.
But before could open the sheet he
snatched it back, saying, at is from
the princess, Sir What's-your-name.
l flushed crimson and replied: every
good. your majesty. Ihave no desire to
see your private correspondence
Come, come, my good LISTENS, I
crave pardon. but my pride is still
somewhat sore at being crossed in love
by my ambassadors secretary"
said nothing to this.
'But remember, cir" he continued,
sit touches nothing beyond my pride. Z"
"And yet the thing remains hopeless,
sire. l am but the cadet. And how
does a poor sword weigh against q
CROWN
"You forget. +" he said, "that you
were but now made knight of great
order
He got ready to go against Bever-
ley s return, and, with his hat on, ask
ed If was still of the old. adventurous
spirit.
l answered that my sword was al
ways at his service.
"Then postpone your visit to LISTENS
and stand ready for further word from
me, /" he said and babe me friendly
good night.
When Beverley came in little past
midnight, told him of the change in
my plans and something Of what the
king had mentioned. and, last, of my
new honor.
"Your king is true gentleman, !"
he exclaimed, "and, by heaven, I see
into it little
"And will you share this unknown
adventure with mef" asked.
81 would to God l could. LISTENS, but
loyalty to Rufford holds me out of it. T"
"What causes you to think that
The king said nothing of it, an
swered.
Whereat he but shook his head and
began preparations for his nights rest.
CONTINUED
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A one Book Of the following List will be sent postpaid on sos
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The wrappers of Arbuckles Roasted Coffee

No. "a A ONE NIGHT MYSTERY grsa. Detective
No. a5 ADVENTURES OF BAsHFuL BACHELOR. By CLARA
AUGUSTA. a inrth provoking story
No e6 TEMPEST AND SUNSHINE. A Novel by MRS MARY j.
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No. 90 THE CITY OF DREADFUL NIGHT, and osbss stosss
by RuDYARD KIpLiNu.
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paoe wltn Tom beverley. ana ne wiu.o
upon the subject at great length, be-
seeching me, for the love they bore me
in the house of LISTENS. to take care Of
my neck. Tears filled my eyes when
read my mother note, and the little
message from Marion, which was won
drous humble. The captain sent me a
poem, most heroic. of his own compos-
ing, and they all prayed me to come
back before Christmas
Tom took Red Harding out with
him, while l wrote many pages in re-
ply to all these. / think my letters
must have been like the works Of the
poor poet who for money, wrote on
hnsbandry, the church and state. mill
tary matters and Latin prose and was
forever verging on his one dear subject,
poetry, but nowhere mentioned 1t. So
did l write of this and that, ever think
ing of the princess and tingeing my sem
fences with her: yet nowhere wrote her
name.
When finished, 1t was time for
candles Tom and Red Harding had not
returned, so put on my cloak and hat
and went down into the gardens Some
Of the flowers were frozen in their beds
and the air was chilly. looked at the
royal wing Of the palace, where 1t
fronts along the crest of the terrace.
The windows CLEANED out, one by one,
as the servants lit the candles. One
easement glowed as red rose before
my eyes. / stood until all twilight
failed-until the stars glinted and the
moon swung up above the great woods
where had dreamed.
Then I turned to go, and In my first
step my foot sent something singing
along the gravel l stopped and peered
low to discover it. Then dropped on
my knees and felt about with careful
fingers After searching for some time
found. on the frozen mold at the edge
Of the path, a silver buckle set with
rubies. And the same ! had SO often
seen in the hunting hat Of certain
great lady that held it fondly and
went on toward my apartments in the
palace.
Fumes Of the virginian leaf greeted
~ ~ WIG wv. aHu' uPun eneerihe,
.ouna our oio retainer ana Tom Beverley
co. l.M scared.
"What think your" cried Tom.
"This cavalier from LISTENS has been
a .m love 10 tue princess. -.
-. ~, sa,o Hea aardlng' we
me' 'ne ,aay IN tne garden ana walked
~ anu uown anu around nHe priests
a a.. i; mass' many tlines togetner. ana
nei .gunsss showed mucn interest," IN
me anu ail 10y I.aenos a great soldier
ese1 ai'ns n,gn'
-; nom T.nAeu az Jus ano askeo "nat :
The old lieutenant's ewes protruded
"By heavens, it is the buckle l saw in
the princess hatl" he exclaimed.
My dear friend, were there never
two buckles made alikep" answered.
It was Red Harding's intention to
start the following morning on his re-
turn journey to Blatenburg, and as he
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Farm for Rent on shares.
No. o2
The First Kiss

Wewant torrent on shares our well improved
farm In Collins Grove township and stock
owned by us thereon. to good farmer. who Is
and half the cows hogs, feed, seed and other
things necessary to carry on the place.
This farm Is first class and our offer Is a rare
opportunity for the man who secures 1t. En-
quire at the office Of Bronson q Carr. Manches-
ter, Iowa. 1911
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NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL.
Miss Elizabeth Ewing.

an Osteopathic physician from the
American School of Osteopathy, of
Kirksville, Mo-, has located in Manches-
ter for the practice other profession. She
may be found at the residence of Mrs.
Stringham, on east Main street, four
blocks east of court house. Office hours,
8 to ~, l to . daily, except Sunday. 29tf
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A beautiful
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A magnificent picture of Roses by Paul de
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No. 100
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a metal box Autographed
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No. 70
lady's Belt Buckle,

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No. "a
A School Bag,

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-07
QUEER YORK.

The Committee of the Court of Com mon Council appointed to consider the estimates submitted by the Board of Finance had lively session last eve ming, and in the course of the proceed ings the estimates for the Department of Education came up for discussion The discussion revealed the fact that an effort has been deliberately made to prevent the public from knowing just how it's money is to be used by the Board of Education.
 What has got into some of the men who have been elected or appointed to be public servants in this city? Are they so foolish and so inflated as to think that they can afford to treat the taxpayers with disdain2 The Commit tee on Estimates does right in asking for detailed statement of the estimate for the Department of Education. It ought to have it and the public ought to have it. And the Board of Educa- tion ought to be anxious for publicity instead of secrecy in its dealings with. the taxpayers money.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-07

indicatee, it hung loosely all around.
 White lace insertion outlined the yoke, and heavy white lace filled in the yoke.
 In many of these dresses the neck is cut out, in some stylish models far lower than has been usual recently with any but the most dressy gowns.
 One type of room wrapper that in one modification or another appears abundantly is a wide bishops gown made very full on yoke, One that can be considered as sample was of black silk, its big bishop sleeves loose at the waists. Under 1t was muslin wrapper made in night dress fashion. It might be of cotton, or of course, might be night dress. The wide collar of the un- dergown spreads over the yoke of the other, and the white sleeves showed inside the black bishop sleeves. So, too, the wide skirts of the black float ed about the narrower under skirts and will draw into graceful folks when the wearer is seated or ie lying down. This bishops robe should fasten loosely with pair of ribbons from under the overlying white collar, and perhaps should have another pair further down. Long scarf ribbons of black hanging loose at each side from under the white collar are graceful. Such ar obe clipped over the night dress makes one present. able, and the same idea may be carried out in soft. light colored flannel as a form of bath wrap into which to slip on rising. FLORETTE.