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W EDN ES
Grain and pruyis

St Louis - Flour - Pate
other grades, s.. 75dS,S0. Whe.
1li@u1.c. Corn-No. , mixed, !
No. ?, 24u2ilac. Hay-Tin
l2.0c: prairie. Sc. 754s.5V; good
clover, 9.00dll.00. Butter-Cj
FAC; dairy. l5dl9c. Eggs-l
Lard-Prime steam. 5.f23c.l
mess. Sli.25d11S7is. Bacon-0
col-Tub washed, 26li35c; D
Illinois medium comoingi
grades, 1Slr2ic.
Chicago-CIosing Quotati)l
February. 637sc; May, gu Z
66isc. Corn-February,
33iec; May, 347su35c; July.
35l2c Oats-February, q
July. 22i4M22Ssc. Pork-Fk'
May. $10.55; July, Sl0.5IhM
February. $50; May. s5.S
$3.50. Ribs-February, S5.r
5.77hc July, $5.77l2@5.S0.
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LiveGstock

st Louis-Cav tle-Fancy
SIS; butchers Is. 75@4.S5:
4.S5, cows and beifers, Sa
Packing. $4.5Oa4.S5; butch
light, $4.15Hi. 20. Sheep-ML,
$l.75@5. so: lambs, $5.75u7.05.
Chicago-CattlS-Go 10 pri
$5400G6.O0; poor to medium, \
stockers and fedlers, s.. 5o@4.7S;
Q4.25; heifers. sS25a4.5s; cam
geo; calves, S5.GlaI.75; Texas
81. 70G4.90; good Ito choice heaI
4.92i2; rough heavy. si.65lt4.75
M4.S5. Sheep-Good to choice
s.. 40d5. so; fair to choice mixed.
western sheep, S5.25@5.9O; year
@6.60; native lambs, S5.0097.3 Is
lambs. $4,000 .S5. VI
City Cattle - Natl
81. 00d5.75 Texas steers. s .00d>
cows. S3.00QS.55; native cows a
81. scat 40: stockers and feed0 !
Hogs-Heavy, S4.65G4.75; pad
AS: light, S4.65U4. 721a; mixe&o
workers.. $4.60G4.6 7la. SheepAe
600; muttons, $S.00q5,i0.
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Proud 10 Have lived Among Them.

Ottawa. Ont, Feb. 2s.-Thel gov
ernor general has received the follow
ing cablegram from Princess Louise,
the wife of the marquis of Lorne.
formerly governor general Of Canada.
London, Feb. AL desire to en-
press congratulations On Cronje's sur
render. effected by gallant Canadian
aid. Deep sympathy for Canadian
losses. Am proud to have lived among
them.
(Signed.) LOUISE
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Chicago, Feb. 23.--Local traffic was
blocked in all parts of the city by the
storm which started Tuesday night,
and trains e delayed. The weather
bureau announced that the snow fall
was the greatest since the winter of
1898, averaging nearly seven inches in
the middle western states. 1t was
stated that the conditions give no
promise of any abatement of the storm
before Thursday.
The greatest snow fall, according to
the weather map, is in Illinois, Mis-
souri,. Kansas, southern Michigan,
northern Indiana, southeastern Iowa
and southeastern Wisconsin. Rail
roads running through these states re-
ported trains from half an hour u
five hours late. The Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy Kansas City train was
reported five hours late at Galesburg,
and making progress only with the ali
of snow plows. All the roads sent out
their plows during the night.
In. Chicago traffic was carried or
| with the greatest dificulty-the
| streets being blocked by great drift,
of snow. \. mile of cable ears wert
tied up on the North Side line fol-
hours, and in other portions of thu
| city the snow blockade was so effec
tive that many people were compelled
to wade through the 10 to theil
| places of business.
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feat of Gen. Cronie in grim silence.
None will consent to be quoted for
any expression except that the issue
was what might have been expected.
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Cotton.
Financial.

Quotations for middling ral
lows: st. Louis, sac; New u
Memphis, sac.
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New York. Feb. 2s.-Ne [
steady at pa per cent, r.
paper 4h.Q5l2 per cef(
change heavy,ud CasA'Y
and at 4S4@
rates. 4S4f -
bills 49,
%; pa'
' Gov
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The Whole Southwest Covered.

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 2s.-Tho
whole southwest is a mantle of 3now.
that lays from W to three feet deer
on the level. Trains are late in all di-
rections, telegraph and telephone fa'
~cilities are badly interrupted, and n
some points in Kansas where the wiiu
has had a clean sweep and piled th'
snow in high drifts, outside business
has been abandoned. In Kansas City
street car service has been almost a
a standstill since Tuesday night, ant
only the efforts of an army OF snow
shovelers made it possible to ge'
about. In the immediate vicinity o
Kansas City a high temperature pre-
vailed, and no serious suffering is re
ported. From Kansas and the terri
tories, where the snow was accom-,
| panied by sleet and a strong wind
come reports of damage to stock. l
wa the fiercest storm experienced i
the southwest for several years. 1t i
now bright and clear, and the snov
has stopped falling.
Reports From the south.
Reports received from various citlc'
in Tennessee, Mississippi and .ouisi
ana indicate that the storm is genera
down the Mississippi valley, although
| the snow line does not extend very fa
south of ST. Louis, Mo. Heavy slee
storms are reported south of St. LoGi
and Ce~ntralia, ILL.,, with much damae'
TO telegraph and telephone wires
while severe wind and elecIrica
storms are reported from points il
northern Mississippi as far south y
Independence, La.
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Kansas City. Mo-, Feb. 2S.-Two are
dead, one is dying, and Sin others are
more or less seriously injured rs a re-
suit of Tuesday nights tail-end COLI
sion of the Missouri Pacific railroad
near Independence, Mo-.
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The Republican Party and Impe
riaiiSn.


rialisn.
Editor Of The Times:
Sir:-nr your issue of yesterday you had
an editorial under the caption,-'.Is There
q Plot to Make Us An Enpire?" And in
the discussion thereof You secuted the idea
OF imperialism as charged against the Re
publican party by the Democrats. by many
distinguished men of the Republican party,
and no inconsiderable portion Of the public
press.
You say-'cf any person has in mind to
change this Government from a republic
Into an empire, The Times rrays a good
God may change his way of thinking and
convert him to a better mind
If You :lSe the word plot in the sense OF
a conspiracy amongst the leaders OF the
Repub lean administration to SubVert our
institutions and change our Government
into an empire, then there is nothing 10
discuss. for we are agreed
But If you mean TO deny that the ten
dency of the Republican party, since our
/. war with Spain, and in its dealing with the
questions growing out of the war, has not
been overly In the direction of I'M
s1erialism. beg leave TO differ from you.
In one sentence you deny such tendency
on the part of the Republicans. but prac-
Ideally contradict yourself in the next
paragraph. when you say. True, the ten
dency of the Republican party is towards
nonarCES, dilu Aioii'tiSiis is imperialism
II tins is the admitted tendency of the
Republican party. tendency supported
i,y the facts in its adm snistratton of nearly
.hirts-tye years. is il unnatural. when we
consider In connection Herewith the am
f,itions and love Of glory and power IN
sierent in the heart of man. that the Re.
publican party should take advantage OF
si,is splendid opportunity to give impetus
10 this tendency and hasten the con-
crmafion of its cherished principles?
In admitting this tendency of the Re-
nuhilcan party you also admit, in sub
senuent sentence. that this tendency
would be reality in very short time
.,,,t FOR ..ii,e great Democracy Of this coun-
1,.,.., which Is a check upon Its wild ca
.esr. You say-Bnt the people RUE and
-. .reaf Democracy Of this country Is a
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TIE TIMES: R1oHMoNrA SUNDAY. AUGUST =. 19oo.
AUCTION sALE>--nIondny.
By ]. B. Elan & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF THE
TWO-STORY DEACHED DWELLING,
No. 1907 North Sixth Street.

In execution of-wo deeds OF trust from
Reuben Nelson, dated May %. 1885. and
January 3. 1896. recorded, respectively, in
Deadlock 154 3, page 369 and Deed
Book 1J6 A, page 25i, Richmond Chan
Gerry Court default having been made in
the debts secured, the undersigned trus-
tee in both deeds, viii sell, by public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
MONDAY, AUGUST IS, 1900.
at O'Clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
described in said deeds as No. 100! North
Sixth Street, with lot 25X124 feet to an
alley II feet wide. This is g, well-built
4-room detached frame house, and will
make excellent Investment, being con-
veniently located to Richmond Locomo-
tive Works, Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road and Glass Works.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses of sale,
taxes to day of sale, and the sum of S1uo,
and interest thereon from May %. 1900,
and as to she residue, if any, upon such
terms as the grdntor in said deed shall
prescribe and direct, and as Will be an
nounced at time of sale.
auS-tds j. 3. ELAN. Trustee.
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BY virtue of a certain deed of trust,
executed to me as trustee, bearing date
April -, 1895, and recorded in the clerk S
office Of the Hastings Court OF Manches-
ter, Deadlock IS, page io1; also. in the
clerks office of Chesterfield County
Court Deadlock 81. page 266, and being
requested SO to do by the note-holder. l
will sell, at public auction. on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10. 1860,
at $50 O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises
that portion of the PROPERTY described
in the said deed Of trust as follows: All
that certain piece or parcel of land. sit
uated in the county of Chesterfield. Va.
containing 80 acres, more or less, adjOin-
ing the estates of George t'uQua, William
G. Gates and e. II. Hill.
And at ) o'clock 2. NJ, on the premises.
the other portion of the PROPERTY de-
scribed in the said deed, beginning a a
point on the southern line OF cambridge
Street JOB feet distant from the southeast
corner OF Bainbridge and Twentieth
Streets, and running thence eastWarlly
along said Bainbridge Street. and front
ing thereon GA 15-1Oo feet, and running
back between parallel lines 1i0 feet to an
alley, the said property being known as
Nos 1910. 1912 and 1914. The dwellings,
contain four rooms each.
TERMS: Cash. c. A. CRAWFORD,
aus trustee.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE!


HAvD FOR SALE AT THE FARM
HARNESS HORSES and HUNTERS:
BAY GELDlNG, hunter; l5.21a hangs
weight 1850 pounds; i've years Old has
cleured the bars ats feet 10 inches, ridden
by me at les pounds. Can add weight and
jump higher If called upon. VIII be sold
under guarantee 10 equal the performance
hunter OF the present day. Has splendid
qualities for MI round saddle and hunter
Has never refused any jump, and mas
been tried over all kinds except barped
Brown MARE, 161 hands. five years
old; IS fine hunter, saddler and harness
stamina and goes all the saddle sa.ts.. Is
very high strung, but easily controlled by
good horseman.
HUNTER. 1915 hands, five years old. Can
out-run, oue-jump and out-walk any
dden her through Deep Run hunts with
16S pounds up, and she made no errors.
Goes in harness. and is as near indestruc-
W Pa as nng gng Paee Of for hqTse esh
fifteen-year-old boy. Is perfect type OF
cab or hackney.
Roam Fi1LLY. two years old, by '..Cava-
little hunting mare. This lilly is eligible
to registry and all races; S well grown,
and should make capital hunter at matu-
r.ty.
PAIR BLACK AND WHITE SPOTTED
IALF-BRE1D ARABS. four years old;
the prett!est and daintest team ever Of
fered in this city. Both are well broke to
single, double and tandem harness: nre
tireless roadsters and safe for lady .to
drive. Would make beautiful team for
fancy phaeton or .'stanhope.
The well-known LITTLE GRAY HUNT
ING AND BROOD MARE. Lady Grey
eight yenrs OLD; sound and gentle; Is nov
| Also, BIG CHESTNUT GELDINCi, sever
years. old, l6 hands h gh: is fast ane
! stylish road horse, perfectly gentle anc
! strong enough for family use.
| These horses are all Virginia bred ant
! driven and ridden by me on the farm nnc
around the city. Are offered to be as rep
| resented. They are not overturned o.
| over-taxed in any way, and in the class
| to which each IS rated will compare favor
| ably with any horses One Of the hunter
! carried me the whole and the other part o
+. last hunting season. Neither ever mad
! blunder. and We're always N at the fin
| ish. Address
A. COLE BLANTON.
care of Richmond Dairy Company,
or at the Farm
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FOR REM
Coz Hire
, TAKEN SAVE THESE.

ALL, TAKEN SAVE Ifihs ssno nor
No a North Fourth Street. gov
annum. Iourth Street, S2io pei
annum. cory Street, S24o per
annunl. ,-.b Sixth Street, Sl6S per
an ANN a,a West Cary Street, $3.50 per
annum. rar1- street, $50 per an
mum. ,ort the above. Don
phone. -, yyest Broad Street.
EDWARD S: RGoE E,a,,anth Street
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TUESDAY, AUGUST II. 1900
at 5 o'clock 7. A., that NEAT AND DE
SIRABLE DWELLING AND LOT, No.
G161a SOUTH BELVIDERE STREET, in
the city of Richmond The dwelling con-
tains Is rooms, with pantry and closets, is
in good order and has city water in
house, bath etc The lot is unusually
aeep. This sale offers an opportunity TO
secure a nice home or good investment
as a ready renter. being now occupied
by good tenant. Do not fail to attend the
sale, as owner means to sell, and you
may lose q great bargain
TERMS: Liberal and announced at
sale. RO. II. GILLIAN q Co,
auS-td AuCtionerS>
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~ OR RENT.

n OR RENT.
Tho BEAUTIFUL sUBURB3AN H ,I;I1an
to Inc 10 occupied by the late Milf ION
cayce ESD located on R GBnTs h? Streets.
within ha fni s,lu@ large rooms bath. hot
BY and every s dair
gas. Good stables ana ou'nT The grounds
& yo1 al leo IN feet ptrcr or less on Grove
l hvanue l' ana run back to Floyd Avenue
in rear shade and fruit t sreeS in n npa
oiiiSe r NJ. WORKMAN & CO.,
ateis ~ 1913 East Main Street.
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No. iOIi Ghafhn Street

BY virtue Of u certain deed of trust.
D. Il. l61 b, page 1873, Richmond Chan
Gerry Court. Will sell, by public auction
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 16. 1900,
at $50 O'Clock z. NJ, the NEAT FRAME
DWELLING, No. 1011 CHAFFIN
STREET, having front of u feet >
inches, more or less, with lot running,
The dwelling is comparatively new, and
is occupied by good tenants al It rental
that will make it a paying Investment
upon the amount expected for the prop
erty.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of SALE
any taxes that may be due and to pay
the debt upon said property; balance at
one and two years., c. i. DENOON,
au12 Trustee.
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SEWING MACHINES.

ss5 on easy payments VIII buy our ele-
gant-fin.shed lateSt-style bali-bearing New
Home. The best and lightest running sew
ing machine made. Special discount TO
cash BUYERS during the month Of August.
81 per week will puy our s25 New Ideal.
chase any sewing machine until you see
us. NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE
OFFICE. No. s0a East Broad Street, Rich.
moud va
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SITUATIONS WANrED-Female.

yorTIr; LADY OF FOUR YEARS
4 1o-js,,ca desires a Position to Teadh
Music, English. Latin and french. NV MI
nSsnass G. N u, Daoney's, Va.
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WANTED. AGENTS TO HANDLE \
=" - legitimate article; easily intro
$500 oo2 sale makes several others
busffers make 50 a day; mention tnts
4Sner C;ODBFlI4 ia West Thlrty-foarth
greet New York.
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n1I,ISE,s oproE. UNIriE>-

ESoc ,lCr1Ncr FUTURE AfovEMENT
fo 81 Certain stocks BY seentitis rules. me
5e55 r z12g o 9ns assaf SOCK 5ssss
cnars sa-sc,,ISTion valuable 70 novice
c en- sNnsrt. s Send for extensive Illustrated
Circular (gnarantssd best s5sv P faot
MA!.LL%ssIGGT SPECIALIST, Suite 40, 10
exchange Place, ~ T. 4
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urLr WANTED--Femate

v,I.rED. A LADY OF SOME E1XPE Err,
" 49,. - ~ teach three little girls; ~ So2o
home t5 guarantesd ADDRESS Gv 4 Postotii L
GINA \. BARHAhs Cray
Sussex county, Va
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s.1rs,IES WANTED.

-J-I-1-Oo--r~~ScN =,
c.2E-GT>ITv SALESMAN WANTED TO
Place dspartsP5s Of rsF III stort snd vs2y
4eL--acrst.s. advertising features. On
an commissions and liberal eontra as.
"a -ha right man. THE ELIsi
NAEUFACTURING CCNFASf' o
fro.t. Mich.
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~ >-rEn statesmen FOR OUR LII
b RE OILS, Greases and RooL ROOF AN an
9nts sI rsGuired. GARFIELD OIL
tSItrANY, Cleveland, y.
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BANANAS! BANANAS !!

WE WILL SELL. ON MONDAY, AU-
GUST 18TH. at T:30 A. NJ, on Southern
Railway track. corner Virginia and CHry
Streets, / car RIPE BANANAS
WIN. JENKINS &c SON,
1871 East Cary Street
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I'VE FURNISH FREE TO ONE r.; PEI Ell
S,,t5t vcortFl $50: to any live man or "o-
man Send 20 cents in stamps 70 eog s,I:.
TRANSFORMATION charges. ADVESl Z IT "
COMPANY, 2. o. Box 20, Augusta VI
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WANTED. BY OLD ESTABLISHED
E6ISse. exper enced Travelling SALESMAN
:: hu9T Permanent position to right
nan Address Box S1i, Chicago
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A T THE REQUEST OF OWNER, WE
~ will sell, by auction, on the prem
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WANTED COMPETENT REGISTERED
Phurnac st or Registered Assistant
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HANKitUprCY NOTICE

Dan ~
SoT1cr or FIRST MEETING OF
~ ~ CREDITORS.
IN = Tr1E ps sTATEs FOR TIE EAST
ERHl T DIsTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
IN ,5 NJ Mater +, Bowers 81 NO. ~.
a Bankrupt. bahAi up'~''
an creditors of said Bankrupt:
10 an 40 hereby notified that | have
You are ~ IrI}ESDAY. 21st day ..
hNea .+ uA 400 at 10 o'clock A. ~, M, as a.
I;Yne and my office, NO; 20 c...aa,s1
If Commerce (Ninth ana m an the mold
islchll nm ne first meeting of creditors 10 u.
t t,is said bankrupt, who was as ,,' az
'nh day OF August, lovo, 10 credit
Nv horEr,1pt. at which meeting Ile 80, a
a DailhI 3 - oroVe their claims and select d
tols rhe bankrupt will be eSalli I ~.
onG such other business traha"''''
NAV lawfully be done; rApDNFJL
Referee in Bankruptcy.
NInshv &. Folkes, Counsel.
--or7c,E or THE FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
poR ~ II s. BROCK, JR., In
a Bankrupt. panH ,,,Iy,
N THE DISTRICT G COZ II, OF 2; F,A AgE
STATES y olS
MN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
10 the creditors of ROBERT S. BEoCh -
m of Rich rond, in the cou'i ny ~ ~
| Henrco and district aloiea'''
Nntica is hereby given that on the st IN
Noues Aueust. A D 1900, the sald
RE 20 S. BROCK, JR., was GUY 80 a.
judcated bankrupo; a viii be held in my
me t;a ,;S chamber of Commerce lNlnth
ond Main Streets), in Richinona' 70: 3oo 0ii
az 5iST DAY OF AUGUST, y -. i'o2,
at 1890 O'Clock IN l,.e I'VE MAJ attend.
| i've their claims. appoint a trustee, eN
| pnIine the bankrupt, and trailsac. So -
| othar business as may properly eoiiio "
fore SAD hiee'i"7 c. P. CARDWELL,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
| Aurust TO- 1900.
1 poiIOck & Fuller, Counsel
-o11cE OF THE FIRST MEETING OF
nv CREDITORS.
cu4 q Y s 1zS{S5 s psnse5psev.
~ ,rrz1> DISTRICT COURT OF THE III
IN IHE STATES FOR THE EAST
nm DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
/. ,;+ors of CHARLES w, CAMP
10 the u Of Richmond, in the county OF
6anrico and district aforesaid. bank
| n rupa. is hereby given that on the 9th
day N0eas Augast B 1902 was the nlv said al,
CHARLEso hankrupt; and that the first
1 ualta,su Of his creditors will be held in
Ninth and Main st BY Of if Ef agUs4
va, on nod Lne ar n 90 o'clock in the fore.
m nnon' attend t. prove their claims. appoin!
a trustee, examine the bankrupt =, aa :,
transact such ,, ofher sa Ids Meeting. 49,
= 49,. : G. p. aCARDWELL.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
August TO- 1900
j Allen G. Collins. Counsel
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$500 TO $3.50 IS PAID BY THE UNITED
States to employees in the Ra iway Mail
Postoffice and other departments. En-
for. all Civil Service F,xa limitations. The
4 NJ RICAN CORRESPONDENCE
SCHCSL. Wilkesboro, y. c.
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WANTED, TO PURCHASE PARCELS
DELIVERY Must do good business.
Address Box 81, city.
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$50 Gash ea o Ti buy EA fbe
DESIR AT3TII Hiding LOT, fronting
% feet at the athwest corner of Twen-
tv-thlrd and n Heets. 70 make "a quick
sale we will off this loi at q great bar
gain O. & II. =. DENOON.
aIl12 81 Main Street.
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BY C. L. & II. L. Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
81 Main Street.
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AGENTS WANTED.

,c.EI-rs 500 PER MONTH AND Elk
nansas to introduce our goods; samples
absolutely free ODORLESS biaiS-
FECTANT Co. e 213, Cincinnati, o.
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BELGIAN HAREs-PEDIGREE DOES
bred to imported bucks Shinneti any
where for $3.50. Reference. Bradstreets
Send . cents for book about Belgian
Hares." CALIFORNIA BELGIAN
HARE COMPANY, 315 South Spring,
Los Angeles, Cal.
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Ae Sic fI> on earth: just out: sold in every
hnlIse: big profits; sells itself; " Ell
DON, - William Street, Ne" fofA-
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WANTED. TO BUY, AT \ BARGAIN
nrice. GOOD SECONDHAND
PDy-S ONE-HORSEi PHAETON-
Nv one having such for sale Will adj
dress S., care OF Times.
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AUCTION sALEs-I'uturc Days.

Ro. II. Gillian & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioners,
No. g03 East Main Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12

Richmond, Va, August 11th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12

AGENTS HANDLE GREA . EST 1 SAM7
"a M ransv maker; 100 per cent proht-
sand cents for sample and go 10 Work,
STTHERLAND COMPANY. 81 vernon
Place, Buffalo, n. I.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12

Miss Churchill Minor, who has been
quite sick, Is Improving at her residence,
'.Powhatan." IN Henrico county
Mr.. Frank Norton. Of Norfolk, Is visit
ing Mr.. William Routten on Denny Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12

WANTED. TO BUY. AT a BARGAIN
price; a o sop ttoR sHSoT sIt /, ttnSp
- nne having such tor sale will adj
dress S., care of Times.
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