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North Carolina A
" n Division.

Tho North Carolina Division, practi-
cally speaking, Is In Its infancy. having
Just realized tho important work to be
done in the Travellers Protective Asso,
citation. During the past month officers
for twelve months were elected at
Greensboro. Wlnaton-Salem and Char
lotte, constituting Posts A. d. and C,
respectively. Mr., G, II, Ireland, OF the
Odel Hardware Company, Is president
OF Post A, and Mr. Oscar Williams Is
secretary and treasurer MI. L. A..
Vaughn a member OF the firm OF Gro
mer Bros. Company. Is president Of Post
b. and b. H. Marsh secretary and treas
urer. Post G, Of Charlotte, has for its
president for the next twelve months
Mr.. p. p. Zimmerman. of the Mecklen-
burg Iron Works, while Mr.. Walter Scott
has been reelected secretary and treas
urer for the same length of time.
Our membership at present In tho State
4 Is los. as follows, Post a. 80; Post B. co;
Post c, Il.
A large membership will follow during
the next twelve, months, MS VIC have
some workers who realize the Importance
OF securing members and at tho same
time getting quality instead VI quantity,
4 W = y. ~ t1
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appears in this Issue of the Times
Dispatch" is a striking Illustration OF
what Southern enterprise can DO, wnen
directed by mon of energy and capacity.
The figures presented show the grown
OF this remarkable business, from g mod
X est beginning III 1889 to ITS present ma g
nificent proportions.
When this company started, the whole
sale shoe business OF the South was large
i " local. the several wholesale g, 7tres
catering chiefly for the trade COL igu ous
to them. Season after season, Craddock-
Terry Company have extended their OPP
erations and Increased their sales, until
to-day they are covering all the territory
south OF the Ohio and Potomac Rivers
and east Of tho Mississippi and In addl-
ton are gradually reaching out after the
trade. north and west Of these limits,
Within the past eighteen months they
have erected the Southland Shoe Fac
tory. at Lynchburg, which Is admitted by
those who know the facts to be one Of
II not the best-shoe factories In the
United States, and the best posted au-
| Ethorltles contend that this enterprise,
marks the beginning OF II new era for the
| South In shoe manufacturing.
Their factory product, which at present
| Is confined to three grades OF ladies'
shoes. 'srho Southland Belle" Southern
| Girl" and 1.-THE Autograph" which retail
at slbo. 500 and $3.50 respectively. are
already In popular demand throughout
tho South, and admitted wherever intro.
| duced to be the best values ever offered
In shoes at these prices.
Notwithstanding the large sales Of this
firm for the past year, their record 70,
the present year. up to date, shows an in
crease in their average daily sales Of over
Sl.00O,Oo. The great success OF this bus
i mess has In no sense been accidental. but
| Is the direct result Of the untring and In.
telligent efforts Of the gentlemen oon.
neoted with It, and above and beyond al
elise due to the fact they have made
quality the watchword Of their bust.
ness and have demonstrated to tho trade
OF the South that above their own inter.
est they have put the interest OF theil
customer. The old adage, "Mert vii
win out" Is demonstrated In the career
OF this company
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I'IHEfUNl'|.'E||::'.R|||i|'..1A'|I,.'L||....
WAS DELAYED /: ! J. !. ID J.
Autopsy P'o's;'tpot)ln1let';s:s the Obse
quies Of Mr.. Beverldge.
RESULT or THE AUTOPSY. s.
Not Made known. but Thought 70
Have Shown That Recent Injuries
Were No, the Cause Of His
ilSE Death.

s yor a., hour and a half or more yes
tSrday afternoon the funeral services
over the remains Of Mr.. William n.
5BS yeridxe, who died Sunday morning at
his home In Barton Heights, were De-
llayed, while d hurrledly called autopsy
VA held with view to clearing up, u
possible. certain peculiar and mysterious
circumstances in connection WIN WI, INC
events leading up to the last illness =
the deceased. Sis a, <. 4 4.
5f More than q hundred persons-posslDly
over two hundred including the various
sAeierations-gathe at the house III
4 fiu,e 10 attend the services, which, It was
gind erstood would be held at $3.50 o'clock
II, the Grace Street Presbyterian Church.
4 But earlier In the day, at the Instance
tof the Chief OF Police OF Richmond, the
Soronor OF Henrioo called for an AUTOPSY,
4 10 Be followed to-day BY an Inquest.
+ Fhe autopsy, which began at 2 clock,
had to be held before the remains were
taken from the home, and took more
than an hour In the per ormance OF 1t.
Word was passed around, and the peo-
ttpla already at the house stayed there
during the long interval Information
was also sent to the church, where q
large concourse OF people had athered
Something after & o'clock tho cortege ,ap-
reared nearly two hours behind time,
and the sad services wore held. Great
5fanhs OF flowers, many from other cities,
were in the church. The interIhent was
made in Hollywood.
G DR.. Lorimer James coroner OF i1en-.
rico. DECLINED last night to make any
statement whatsoever concerning ting
autopsy, but there Is reason 70 peneYe
that the examination will or has led 70
q. substantiaHon Of the belief that the
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Isl AUCTION SAL kB--FU rtJHk nAYS..
S6y BYSti. W. BOW, &c
$4l Real Estate Auotiorsef. n
rr+RttsrnH's Said III
Ii / {7il3 lE5 lFfg9 Or III ~ 8It Is, n BY
AN EX y LENT FAR N, Writ Dry
35l93 ultra rIYE ldrH Oy FIN ENTB #
ThAHnHbnnHSffA R EBA 1dot SNf4 vA. =

,tds qssa g, tTpst d 4;Ss
rs n. cSas eSst bas Ss ufs
syasses 90 iIs ssa 9
besh]s coty r eoass enfte ts
th sa'g psyr,siit Of tho debit ssa,irod ~ said
DEED trust s sy opr atsslS suat' Sh.ra
Slottcuville, Va, on ri ,E3t n
ss3 THURSDAY, MAY u 1903. Y 5i3s
at $50 o'clock p. NJ. that most atrnc.
issA acres. more 81 less i, With splendid .a
sIns MS dabout
mile fron, Crozet Station. on {, goood
Miller Manual Labor sehDE e, q. ]. B : -
comfortable anl comparatively new real
with water al,d sever syateI,', sit y. -,
trees 81, d knoll from which the land
slopes gently to q, running strea nj, and
having d superb view O the Blue Ridge
try. In addition TO .he. dwelling there
arc the usual Subsidiary buildings OF = n.
pie size, including a stone sta BE, all n
sG s s,ais Is Il r 81
yar! !es 81 crops. espeolaIiy 'frait, . i g
in6tho famous fruit growing section OF Al Al
bernarle county. S} "a .ti sg.. 53s .3s Ia . "
The treighborhood Is excellent. It boing
in tho midst OF refined ana cultivated
people. FOR further particulars address
tho ntctioneer q {sig IS. s5t3 tf : /. I'll y
"TERMs-O fourth cash, md the resi-
duo In three equal ms talmcnts at one,
two and three years from day Of sale, for
notes with interest added. and secured
BY a trust deed on said property: Or all
~, j. a JORDAN LBAKE,
Adj 2i-tds Substituted Trustee. 4
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The proposition Is q business one. The
jobbers and manufacturers cannot fall
to see the good work that the T. P. A.'s
Of America have done In the past and
should aid In Its support by Joining the
Association, and at the same time lending
q helping hand to the building UP OF this
grand organization,
IT is a we'll assured fact that full
delegation from tho old North State Will
be In attendance upon the National Con-
yention at Indianapolis, June 9th to l4th,
Inclusive. 5
Now, wishing for Post A, of Richmond.
a grand success In her bis undertaking
OF editing The Times Dispatch, and trust
Ing that these few lines villa find space IN
the big edition. am,
Most frnternaly,. ,f
3. II, MARSH, Chairman.
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Frederick gburg. va. April .; i 1884, r. .
w CELLAR DOORS and ARIA
GRATING with Granollthlo Coping On
existing walls on six blocks OF .stre e y
In this city will DO received Until MA
9Th, 1908 at IL o'clock noon ~,
n Speclf1 cations, general designs, scheoulo
Of work. forms Of pro posnl, Y etc. can %
Box 1b3, this city. I.
The Communication Streets reserves tho
right to reject any and all bids.
80 !%l'I s M =, r, \ d. MYERS, Jr.,
h Civil Engineer.
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pr, station was called In 10 the physi..
Clan, NJ, Beveridge stated that ne ne z. 9 Z
mad d difficulty with some men. when Y ne : 2
declared, however, had I. Occurred that :
t,lEht He was taken home a IN SIN &c
that time was confined 70 his pea. IA
THIS Is the extent q the lnt Norma :
~. noftae have succeeded IN getting to-
sethsr anything additional, they IRE keep
Ing. their own counsel ietsa sagt VA
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81 BY VIM, j, PIzz!nl Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Tenth and Bank Streets.

dat tS y AprIl e. 100 and recorded in M
IN Iio Is, B' i5s "A page l1S default having
been made in tho payment Of two certain
notes secured In said deed, and helnH sQ
required by. the note holder. VAL sell AZ
public augTS!RppD a ss IN MA 2YTs9sTsaff On
ate n, M. the property, described In the
said deed Of trust as follows:
9TXll that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land, with. the improvements thereon,
lying and being In the county Of lIen-
Rss na e ts sre sly k 9t Rlo !;
Bowling Green. beginning ut a point on
the east side of Bowling Green Road at
the northwest corner, of John 3. Q Neill's
property, and running along the SAID
east line of Bowling Green Road In a
d,ealoH sllls FEET thsnfs
af naSA thence iii In an eastwardly, dTeetlon
IS feet, thence ,southYardly, 1852 feet,
thence westwardly 81 feet, thence north,
W,estwardly % feet to the point OF pe't
siTIiks e improvements. which conslat Of 8
s99 oSt SGsg p 1spE f 5h a
borhood, should prove an attractive pur,
home In this localty.'IIS'
TEHMs-Cash as too the, cost Of tins
sale sale and and the pro rata Of taxes ior ls0,
; saS DUE aA April ss nHsS; any paisacs
one and two Years, secured by,,,a deed Of
trust upon the property, or all cash, at
the option Of the pl y,ei hPss 2, ,z,xrNr
4 IS IN IS ~ 8
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UNITED EFFORT. !.

n The history Of Post F IL Respondent
N achievement. we have worked IN
harmony with the organizations Of our
City In ali their Important !,derta e .I
though, unfortunately, resulting IN o .
post being robbed Of the nierlted credit.
s n Formulating d general plan OF work
forS5the ensuing year, we have contem.
plated Initiative and decisive action, ana
IN conjunction with this our system 4 OF
CO. operation will be followed. Our Post
has ever been and is now, well oficered::
Those Installed at the first m eoting nela
II, this fiscal year were a., D. tBrockets.
president; j. Y. Williams, vice PRESIDENT 2
s M. Graham, secretary and treasurer;
u. g.. Lambert, w. g. Rogers, II. ~.
Field, ". IA. smoot, Jr., Alfred Thomson
and CSC, 1.cadbeaters. directors. Z.
,rhn personnel OF our Post Is OF stlch
ohm racte,. MS to insure ultimate success
IN the consrmmation Of all our carefully
laid plans. * s u a.
our citizens generally appreciate that hat
tional body OF business men, are now
potent factors In gslationS and IN the
general upbuildlng of commercial inter
est IN these United States, beginning
with our respective committees.
We confidently expect to be reckoned
in nll improvements tending TO promote
the comfort and longevity OF the travel,
Ing public In our Immediate v1oinity, anu
we hope that our neighbors will take up
the work and extend It until there IS s., an =
Improvement Of great magnitude. This
is II p. a.. work; essentially 80.
a, II the local Posts OF #. p = a. people
eel. together and make demands for
whnt IS most needed In their vicinity
md then engage the 90 operation Of our
State Divtsion-Nn National, Il necessary
s,,cceas viii most assuredly crown such.
efforts. IN unity there is strength &
Fraternally, -, - are
Vice President Post Z.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Will. BE RECEIVED BY TED COM.
mlttee on Street improvements Of !, II the
CITY Of Charlottesv!lle. Ea., until 1,
1sos, for laying 10000 Square Yards, 81.
luminous N[ncadum Granite Spall O.
Vitrlhed Brick Pavement. and m 4e ~
i1s,n / 4 reservations Full details. blank
forms Of proposal. specifications, etc.
can be obtained upon application to tne
n1,'s i''ee' DE MOTT & WrNFRTn,
city Hall, charlottesville, Va
May 6-eod-2w III ..S3
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PROF, LILLE RETIREs
Mr.. George Bryan VIII Hereafter Be
Editor Of Virginia. Law Register.

W.T. 1coT6o 5F wv ~ y TT eos|''e' -
Editor Of VirglnlaLaw Register.
Mr., George Bryan, OF this city, Will IN
tho future have the sole editorial man
agement OF the Virginia Law Register, In
succession to Professor W NJ. Lille. OF
tho University OF Virginia, who retlrcs OH
account OF heavy professional demands
upon his time.
The current issue OF the Register. which
Is just from tho press. announces the
change, The statement will be received
with general regret by readers 'of the
journal Professor Lille has managed the
Register In a most efficient and effective
style. and lawyers generally Will regret
his necessary retirement
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: BANkRUPTCY NOTICES.


NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
IN rHp D1 Is GHnErl 'couRr OF THE
7 UNITED STATES FOR TIE EAST
ERNe DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
R q 81 sli MGARDI1sH. !, n I,
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy
TO the creditors Of RoBT. iA1'CANDLIsH.
Of Richmond in the county Of EIenrico,
and district afresaid, bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the lat L.;
day of May. A. D. 1903. the said tItOBT;
MCANDLlSti was duly adjudlcated
q bankrupt; and that the first injecting OF
his creditors viii DO held II NJ office,
Room No. 10. Postoffice Building. Rich.
mond, Virginia, on the 18th DAY OF
MAY, A. d, 1908, at 10 o'clock In the fore
noon, at which time the said creditors
may attend, prove their claims. appointa
trustee, examine the bankrupt, and trans
net such other business MS may properly
come before ga Id meeting a
go -r7 ..'f RIO. II. TALLEY,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
May. &. 1903. 1sa5
"A. b, Dickinson and Hamilton Rogers,
attorneys for the bankrupt, 4.
No assets returned in bankIupt's seized,
ules i
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Leave for Savannah.

Quite a number Of local Baptist minis
ters and laymen will leave to-day for
Savannah. where they will attend the
ton. The attendance from Virginia will
he quito large The convention will ~
called TO order Friday morning. M S,S
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SAuor,oN AL |. s-rHls BAY.
d Geo, ", Mayo, Auttloneer..,

81 Geo. w. M Au tlonee ger.
Is tJt11I AND MAHodA FttRNY Il
~ TIrR n nm C4IsAY WINGS MIRRRES0lRISS'
l MAJ otsIIsSf sf nia BsoAAps Score.
rARY AHII1s AND 1, ,s,9;s M1AIaESGGiHFs.
TON. 3s, III 4 # Il. RI 81
I vii, setl tor account Of Mrs, George
w Mhye.at Gil EAST FRANKLIN Street, at
1O'0S q Wednesday, MAY q, 1901,
yuhl Chairs and other pieces Mahogany I.li T;
roe - Claw.foo Extension Table & two
gideboaras secre ta,y gard y. en- s 81
hogafly; large Mantel Mirror. Wall and
Pier rrers three Rook. casss Mirror.
sive walnut Chamber 81 tesl Parlor
Chairs and Pieces, Hat Rack. Odd Bed
turesl Bric-a- Broc, and nuit1orous other
articles. * n IA J. "a 8. Y, y u NJ, Y /.
Geo., Fl. A Valentine salestnu
May set q a " 4 II a q ),
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SEALED PROPOSALS. s.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

W., April !, Il, 20 4, Il 1s ~.
lg materials and laying 463 uafe yy 1iNSH1ss
III ! CHAMBER Until MAY 9Th, 1903, at ~
2 sstsoser H cations general .instr,iotiot,s.
forms OF proposal, etc.. cnti be hnd uIHean
application 10 the urdersist, co. boA 10 ''
hi Blds al are asked Tor aranollthic. vitrfled
Sidewalk Paving Brick and Standard pav.
Ing Brick. and. the Committee on S. ~ III
reserves the right to reject any anu anu - q"
bids. Y ,.vrpo ~
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BY j. d. Carneal & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

T,RUsTEE's $AU lotion SALE
"A GOOD DWELLING ON RESERVOIR
STREET. NO. 104.
Byvlrtua OF a certain deed OF trust dated
iJan,iary@1s 1901, and recorded In Rich
mond bhnncery Court; clerk's office. 4 IN !,
Of tie debt ssSuffSSe re-
benofe aFE}E i e IS s.. MX KY! y q ls
at $50 o clock P. n. on the premises,
proceed to sell at public auction the
property conveyed therein, viz. 81 That
certain lot b OF land. with all improve
ments thereon, In the city OF Fichmon1,
Va, beginning nt8a point on the western
line of Reservoir Street. between Cary
and Taylor Strects, 80 feet inches north
OF a l8-foot alley, and fronting on Reser-
5voir Street Is feet 3h inches, and running
back between parallel lines 90 feet. THIS ~
Is ono OF the best renting local! ties ths
same tenant for a long time Tho Dwell
Ing has IS rooms and hall and will pay
good per cent. as an investment.
&03 TERMS-Cash .su fficient to pay all cost
of sale. thxeb to day Of sale, and q debt
Of $3.50, with interest from january ~. 1908;
residue at q credit Of twelve months
a77G'5fT 575 j. ID. CARNNAL, Trustee.
N. BLY, arrangement better terms
can be made.
May 2-tds ii3 Il q Y "A
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By The Valentine Auction Co.,
g12 East Broad Street, s
Auction Sale S ! 800 Soda Fountain

At11:3o o'clock we will sell at our aue-
ton ware-rooms, No. 612 y, Broad Street
tain us used by him a. RESERVOIR Park Cost
81, 500; has 20 syrup cans. 40 cooling cups
soda draught tubes and mineral water ,r
mar bio 1 design, with mirror corners orr
namented with bronze figures slyer-plat-
cd fountain top; several 70 and 14-gallon
copper soda fountain tanks. :, Z,
r5hoistered on mnhoganized frames.
-" TFiFS VALENTINE AUCTION co. 81
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/, AUCTION SALES l)rUHE DAY..
~ Edward s.. Rose C0mpAnyt
Real Estate AuctlonserH.
S-oMh61 Sol IS al JCr1 ON sAfin
HIGHLY vALUABLn COIN hR. l dOTA
SITUATED In JAg1S ( 9 li' y Az ~ 55

In part execution Of the below MT. men.
TONED decree, ffie undersigned thtrs6x
appointed Tor the purpose, will sell "
THHNnsb pp4a tAs rs npHY
y shs ord AZ fo y eioeE y'f
land, 561x100 fest, 70 an alley 10 feet VICE.
upon which Is ~ snal frame mouse. lI nSs
corner OF Baker and Kick DRY Streens
Houses erected upon this lot would ing nn
ready takers at rentals that VIII pay
tose sSSHnaig Hudlhr LIE e2 1.xso feet This
Garysatid Morris streets.h IL is likely that
tho case, 8 on will md this to be the spot
upon which to erect a. row OF 0wc lln91.
The rents nccruing from sam will Sup.
10 DO on hind at the hours named,
e T11Iahf S--One- fourth cash, the residue
In three equal Ing alineits at Q, u and IL
months for negot able not es, with per
option Of the p,!!,rcAh. aae Ys 7, 7, ,,,rrt,,
Special comnlsaionsr.
RICHMOND Chaneery Court, Decree Of 16th
81 tof March; 1908 9I8 "a #
Bent, 3. Neiss. Admir-.
3lt5Bits54 vs.. 3sj 5fi a So, 4i Gyi Nj a5
Barbara Neisz. +. II
The bond required Of the Special Com-5
missioner by the above decree has been been
~ 4. Z oIiAs. Q. aAv1ItL,E,
EMaIS S-ton '7's--iT-ssl
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Greenbrler White SuIpher Springs

WEST VIRGINIA..
,(The "OI4D WHITE SULPHUR. opens
June "a. Famous for it's sulphur baths
Modern improvements. with private ba tbs.
week, so to 500 per month. Write for illus
trated booklets Address until June !,
GEO. A.. MILLS. Jr.. Mgr., The Grafton.
WASH, D. G, II
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May s-tds
+ BY The Valentine Auction Co..,
is7 Auctioueers.

/. Decree entered on the 9Th day q May e 7,
1908, In the Chancery Court Of the City
Of Richmond, State Of Virginia. ! Will
sell on the promises OF the M9ntleello
cab lo 81 S e1osN n stTsst He pPAoao
IA i,les. large size, with complete sets OF
Balls, CMe and Racks; J. Bagatelle Tab ona|
With Balls and Cues Vienna hr Bent ny % 6Is
stove, Portleres, LACE Curtains, s !, 8 e
fao large size; Pictures Brass
Eaadsr RFu as wd mana MoqK
S YIN Trench Piate Mirrors, National
Cash Register total adder rov With y dsta,l
statement STRIP Latest amd m np ,lopas EEL
tia t Lis S Fixtures; Imported and %
mestie Wines. Gins Whiskegyis, ~ alng e
Dacanters, Walters, etc., etc,
E = iSisMs'--Goe o. 5. HOPKINS, Receiver,
The Valentine Auction Go" Aucaoneers'
May est
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5,8 BY A. J. Chewing Company. sj53
Real Estate Auctioneers. rs
I'R7u ''rs'E' A AVS oFs ssAbb
THREE LOTS OF LAND OF 30 FEET
EACH, FRONTING TOGETHERu ON
565S \ STRDET BETWEEN YORK 8
AND HOMIE STREETS. #

n Bygvirtue Of a certain deed OF trust from
hfirita and Royal j ones. dated November
%, 1902 Of record In o!erks Office OF Hen e s!
rico County Court, default having been
secured. and being required by the bene--
hciary so to d o, = will sell b. auction,
upon the ppre9m1'sGss % T. !, ,oc,
at 6 O. clock F.. NJ, the property above de-
scribed, having n depth OF 100 feet 70 an
alley IL feet wide. Al
S6O, balance at one and two years; or all
cash, at the option OF the purchas ser.
ti- GILES 3. JACKSON,
Nav e-tds Trustee,
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Craddock- Terry Company, whose con,
spicuous and interesting advertisement.
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BY Pollard h Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneer5.

AUCTION SALE =,
NINE BEAUTIFUL BUILDINGS LOTS,
FRONTING ON EAST SIDE OF i
RANDOLPH STREET NORTH
fE7i EAST AND SOUTHEAST I'd
44 CORNERS K OF DANCE STREET.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BUSINESS
given up. Whoever has any goods
er, 125 N. Seventeenth Street.. Richmond
days, commencing May i 1903, and end
Ing June 1, 1903, or else all such goods
will be forfeited and sold at public auc-
tion &
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The bond required Of the Special Conn
missioner by the above decree has been
Taste Il, - CHARLES O. sAvILI.E,
Nav 2-tdE 5&15 u n }Y5 sS & IS VI Clerk.
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BY The Valentine Auction Co..
Rs H 6l2 East Broad Street. Is !. i !,

+ ARcIo S REFRI GIoRATOR, SHOW
- CASE. HPARLOR& CHAIRS OAK AND
CHERRY BEDROOM SUITES, OPP
BEDS PICTURES. SEWING Ma
CHIN ES, ETC. ~ ]. 81. 80. .l
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
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BY request, we Will sell by auction, :, on n
'ne p's'''1FSfRstiD Friday, MAY s, 1908. u
at $50 p. NJ. the aforementioned Lots
They vary IN frontage from = 70, % iee..
ments. such as gas, water, culverts nnd
Ecurbing on Randolph Street TITLE
GUARANTEED. s. # 5:gsii rs + IS
able In quarterly payments OF rs each,
Interest and trust deed, . N =, .
Plat OF property can be seen at onlce
OF auctioneers, and n ,Eleyentn street.
= A. 3 POLLARD 6 BAGBf.
May s-tds \! d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06

Any one wanting to see OF communi cate
with Mrs. G EORGD II. tWATSC.. can do
so by calling on embarrassing her at No.
203 Asquith Street., Baltimore, Md.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06

Il IN execution OF a decree Of the Riahs
mond Chancery Court, entered Novembe1
ia, i0ol. In the suit OF Charles Thorntoa
va Rose Anderson, ct ais. therein pend.
tlngT tho undersigned Special Conmix:
sioner appointed BY the said decree. VII
Il 4 - 4 TH URsDAY, MAY. 4, 1903, S.s 3.4,
at @ O'Clock r. NJ. the property abov9
d Brick Store, above which are TIRES OF
four rooms, So table for small family.
The lot fronts 81 feet, more or less, on
running back to tho land OF Lucy W.
iPettuH. 3is Ks s9f. " III rs
One third cash. balance 20 be
evidenced by two notes bearing 9. pSr
In six and twelve months res pectlvely;
/ title to DO retqlne until all OF tho pur.
chase money Is paid and conveyance
ordered BY court lzits - q y. III "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

- q. r. D. MYERS. Jr,