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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26
clearing james River water. communicnt-
cd to the Academy d request from tho

clearing James River water. comfnunicnt-
cd to the Academy a request from tho
committee
Tho gentlemen Of the committees had
been much pleased With tho Interest Pr.
Hoge had taken In the matter and the
light he was able to throw Upon Il. even
In all Informal talk. they asked him to
invite the Academy OF MNlicine to APP
point special committee to look into
the methods Of clearing watcr and to re-
port to tho committee that which they
considered 10 DO tho most wholesome In
Its results. DR.. Hoge brought the action
Of tho committee before the Academy
Tuesday hight, and much discussion WAS
precipitated. Tho conclusion reached was
that 1t was n little greater undertaking
than the Academy. thought proper TO- as
sutne, and not entirely In Its line Such
n matter would be better suited to bhcte-
riologista and chemical experts rather
than medical practitioners. But the Acad-
cmy expressed tho purpose and desire to-
aid tho committee In every way possible
as citizens and physicians. Tho secretary.
DR. Peyscr, Will 80 inform the Water.
Committee.
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ARE TO BE
MANY T | |. S
Magistrates to Examine Those
Indicted by the Grand Jury,
Of ,Hchrico.
Mr.. BRAUER MUCH AMUSED
Does Not Know Yet Whether
He Will Bother to Secure an
AttorneyDcnials Made.

zen Indictments now duly signed and
certified by tho Judge Of the county,
have been placed In the hands Of tho
Hcnrlco magistrates. and very shortly
there Will Issue q series OF criminal war
rants sur,,moning before the bar OF JUS
tico the eight alleged volators OF tho
yarksdnlo pure elections law. It'll
About noon yesterday the County Court
adjourned for the term after a record
breaking session. Under the law Of this
state this session could not consume
more t!,an fifteen days, and the fifteenth
and last day had nearly passed before
tho business was done. Judge Wickhntn
spent sono timo over tho election lndlct-
#incrlts getting everything Into proper
shape, and then declared the, term at an
end. All the cases were certified 10 tne
1nakistrates OF tho various districts ~
which the alleged Violations or tho law
arc said to have occurred
1t Is now generally supposed that war
rants will be issued under the iidict-
mcr,ts. which, as County Court papers
could hardly be made the basis for mag
1strate's trial. THESE warrants VIII be
placed in the hands OF the constables, ana
the eight men. Including the state SEN
ator, tho county treasurer. the treasurer
elect, the commissioner OF the revenue
and some others, will be placed under
arrest. They will then be admitted to
ball and directed to appear in court upon
dates yet to be arranged. Under the az
signment Of Judge Wfcklan MAGISTRATE
James T. Lewis will try Messrs. Chlldrey,
Walter Drauer. Bryant. Terry ana NC.
Donough: Squire George w. Thomas VIII
try Mr.. w. Fl. Brauer. and Squire Friend
Messrs. Todd and 6tumpf.
As Indicated yesterday, Senator Bry-
ant does not recognize the Barksda1e law
or any Indictment under 1t. He processes
to be not the least bit worried. MT.
Brauer laughs a good deal when the In
dlctments against him are mentioned.
They were both found upon the testimony
OF L, d. Green. Mr. Brauer said yester-
day that he hadn't decided yet whether
he would even bother about getting an
attorney. Mr.. Todd Is Eager for the trial,
and expresses confidence in his ability
to clear himself at once. His counsel
are Coalter and O F'laherty.
Mr., Walter Brauer fatty denies the
charge contained in the Indictment against
him. The Pat AIcDonough indicted Is not
the we'll known Richmond saloon.keeper
OF that name, but young man who lives
in the county.
The contempt proceedings against Mr..
C. w. Childrey for alleged tampering
with the witness Valentino was left for
ettlement at the next term OF the court.
Tho Commissioner declares that Valen-
tine came to him and 'asked to know what
to do. He (Childrey) told him that the
thing to do was to tell the truth,
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WOMAN SHOT.
Her Body Probably Buried in a
Swamp and Her Slayer Fled.
(speelal to The Times Dlspatch,l

1Speolal to The I1mes-D1sphtch,J y
FAYETTEVILLE, N, G.. Nov, 25-At
sykes Old Mil. John Harris shot Lizzie
Monroe, In n negro quarrel. It was said
by parties at Manchester that the woman
was shot In the left side just below the
heart. A thorough search was made but
SO far no trace Of tho woman or her
claynr has boon found.
1t is supposed that the womnn's body
vas. taken away ana buried IN swamp
nearby,
At the Chamber Of Commerce meeting
good sum or money was raised and now
officers elected. This organization has
and it Is greatly through Its efforts that
ha Hot-Morgnn, tlolor- Hart and Ashe-
ley Bailey mills have been established
a Is a Fear thny aa aSnG so sa 0F
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waa acquitted on the plea Of insanity In
court iii, week here, was sentenced by
Judge Brown to-day to life imprlsonm1een
in tho asylum for criminal insane AZ r.; ~
in,eh or untll,a special act Of the Gen
ernl Assembly OF North Carolina shall re-
lease him. =.
Judge Brown acted under special act
OF the Legislature OF 1903.
Frank Davis was sentenced 20 De
hanged Tuesday. February .. 1904. me
prisoner. on being sentenced, turneo
shade paler and asked permission 70
make a statement. A motion OF consent
came from tho Judge. but the prisoners
counsel pulled him down in his seat.
Il will be remembered that on septern-
her aOth last Charles T. Pate was shot
down from ambush and In his. dying de-
tclaratlon said that Frank DAVIS was the me
man that shot him.
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"A BRAVE LAD.
Loses His Own Life in Trying
to Save His Sisters.
(By Associated Press.)

AsHEy1LLE, N. c., Nov. 25.-Ernest
Petit eight years old, was fatally burn
ed this afternoon while attempting to
save tho life Of his little two-year-old
sister. His clothes had caught IRE from
an open Fireplace, The accident occurred
during the temporary absence OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Petit. who lives on College Street.
The cries Of the child brought in the neigh
bors, who succeeded In extingulshing the
flames which enveopod the boy and his
sister.
The girl. though seriously injured. will
recover, hut Ernest succumbed to his In
jurlos an hour after his mothers return
home. Before his death, the little follow
stated that he had tried to save HIS sis
ters life.
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THE CONFERENCE.
Bishop Gambler illustrates His
Points From Everyday Lite.

especial to The Times Dispatch.)
GOLDsBoRO. n. c.. Nov. 25.-The
s,xty-seyenth annual North Carolina Con.
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, convened in St. Pauls
church this morning. With Bishop -.
Gambler, of Georgia, presiding. me
bishop led the hymn In the opening ser
,.,ca and was Joined in singing by the
Who'll, conference without instrumental
accom- panment, by singing Jesus, the
Name" .,oa
Rev. W. L. Cunnynggim was selected 60
permanent secretary -
standing commttee on the orpha an.
age was ordered % he placed on inc l'se
OF standing committees.
THE Following standing COMMITTEES were
announced: .4
Books and Periodicals--W. n. Puckett'
N. C.. Yearly, r. w. Bailey, G. B. Perry,
Nv. a. jenkins II NJ. North, T. %. rhom p
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BANKS ARE
PROSPEROUS
Deposits Of Those in Raleigh
More Than Four Times
Their Capital Stock.
SNOW FoR THANKSGIVING
Dispcnsary Commissioners De-
eide to Receive Bids for Stock
ing the Dispensary.
Especial Is r,he Times. Dispatch.)

Especial 10 The Times-D ispa tch.)
RALEIGH. N. c., Nov. 25.-Deputy
Sheriff bessent, OF Robson county, was
hsrs to-day to commit three negroes TO
tho penitcntiary for terms OF five years
each. two for arson and the third for at
tempted criminal assault,
The Hussnw Live Stock Company. Of
Rockingham, Richmond county. was
chartered this morning, with capital
stock OF &25. 900, r. G. Leak bolng THE
principal incorporation.
Tho Tudent Fisheries Company. with
principal office in Raleigh, was chartered
to-day with 10000 capital, and authority
TO conduct fshcries In ..le waters Of the
East Carolina sounds. Colonel j. W.
Hinsdale Is tho nominal Ruleigh incorro-
. rntor. tho others being from Newark,
= N. y.
State Superintendent Of Public 1nssruc
ton J. Y. Joyner left this morning for
Westncld, In surry county, where no viii
speak at an cduca tional rally tomorrow.
The nggresates Of the statements Of the
SIX banks OF Raleigh show s555. 900 capital,
while tho deposits November 18th were
s2.557. S79.10, or more than four and hall
u times tue combined Cdpll al sLOch. = Hc
aggregate OF surplus and undivided profits
II 500. 1880
SNOW FALLS.
Snow began. to fall here this morning
about 1880 o'clock. and the outlook Is for
typical Thanksgiving Day weather con-
dltions. There Is nothing special on for
Raleigh In tho way OF Thanksgiving at
fractions or observance. except the usual
services at the churches Tho snow to-
day Is the first OF the season.
The Western North Carolina colorcd
Methodist conference In session here, tho
past week, adjourned last night, one Of the
last features OF the meeting being tho
announcement OF appointments for the
next year by Bishop Lee. They arc for
the Raleigh, Greensboro and Morganton
Districts. Tho presiding elders are II. c..
Holt. for Raleigh District; ". c. Jordan,
for Greensboro District, and r. II. w.
Leak, for tho Morgnnton District.
The new Board OF Dispensary Commits
sioners have elected w. ]. Jones as chair
man. and decided 10 receive bids for
stocking tho dlspensary until December
5th. No manager has yet been chosen
for tho dispensary, which Is to open jan.
uary LIST.
Tho seven labor unions Of the city
Joined last night in banquet which was
largely attended. State Treasurer Lacy
was one OF the principal speakers OF he
evening.
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BY Douglas e. Taylor. rs N n;
Seller and Renter of Real Estate, i.1
a sCTIoN SAI.EI
Main Street Properly.

dwelling NO on south side Of MANI
Street, between First and Foushee Streets
with beautiful building lot adjoining. Z;
At the request OF the owners, who ares
anxious to close an estate, I will sell,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER .a7TII. 1903.
at 4 80 o'clock p. M. the above described
property. The 2-story Il and basement
brick dwelling contains about rooms. Sc
feet by depth OF 1853 Ala feet. Its los
cation Is central and improving. tmme-#
diately on the car line and an admirable
a desirable home, and for tho same srea,-s
sons. improvements put upon the yacant
lot Will prove an excellent investment
T TERNIS-LiberAl and announced at sale-
DOUGLAS T., TAYLOR, sl6
NO T3-tds. Auctioneer.
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ANNUAL SUPPER OF
LAUREL STREET LADIES

There Will, in all probability, be, large
crowd present at tho nnrna! MISUNDERSTANDING
Methodst Church viii liaye. In the lecture
room or this church to-nght Great pre-
paration has been made. to accommodate
Vide q feast Of good things for the inner
man, but pleasant evening VIII be spent,
Dir, John Harmon has consented TO DO
present and deliver q witty talk.
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New, Charters.

rho following charters we're granted BY
the state Corporation Commission yes
bargain Furniture Co., Lynchburg: y.
G. Tleenor. president; capital stock, Slo,-
vtp To- $4,000
Acconlac and Northampton Telephone
Co., Greenbackville: j. T. Sharpley. pres
ldert; capital stock. 1000 to 5000
Oakland Social Club. Elizabeth CITY;
James Cook, president
Beck, Doak &: Co. dnc.J Alexandria;
f. l.. Beck, president; capital stock.
$4,000 to So, 900. a.S
Newport News Beneficial and Insurance
Co. Unc.); b. "A. Cephas. president; capi-
tai stock. $1,000 to $1,000.
Parksley Social Club QncO, Accomac
county; B. "A. Bennett president.
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BY A.. l.. Adamson.
Real Estate ,Auctioncer,
Manchester, Va.

TT RUSTEES AUCTION SALE y Ot't N
VERY DESIRABLE; TRACT. OF
SUBURBAN LAND, CONTAINING 20
4,JhES, CLOSE TO FOREST HILL
i'AHk, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,.
VA. @ VI 88
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated Oc-
toner 49, 1898, and recorded In tho clerks
ctce OF Chesterfield County Court, In
D.. B. 81, page 4Sl. and having been sub
stituted trustee in the stead OF Al, g.
Attklsson. deceased, by decree OF the
County Court OF said county. entered Nov:
{, 1903, In the suit Of Charles We'll and
Aeram Hcllstern Us. Katherine Stein ct
ais. default having been made in the
payment OF tho note secured thereby. and
Ieing directed so 10 do By tho holdefY
therept,I will sell at Public Auction OH
the premises Oh III
TUESDAY, 1sTs DAY OF DEC. loea
ar O'Clock +. Nj, the above twenty aerea
OF land, fronting Oh the Midlothian (AlapT
chester and Coal PHI Turnpike, running
a. ", Wood, ESQ. CT as,,. bounded on tho
west by tha land OF Judge =. a, Han.
cock, and on the east by the ''Siel
iarm, owned by AIessrs. Well and Hsls-
stern. The land Is hi5h, rich, slightly
rolling 10 tho rear. near electric cars ana
is admirably located for suburban homes.
lEHAlS--C'ash MS to the cost OF exe-5H
cutting this trust. taxes, and 10 pay a note /
OF S6.UD and interest thereon. due QstoeE
WAI. II. CRAWFORD,
Substituted Trussaa. Il
Liberal terms may he had " desired
Z A. IL AdanlSon, AMctiQnefr.
NO 20,sl y, Y, ~. rs. SD y l}e ! s
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dated October rs, 1895, from William r. /
brown and Wife, recorded In the County,
Court of Henrico III D. B. $50 b.. p. -253,
ana being requested by, the benetciarlesa
therein SO to do. Will proceed to exe-t
cute said deed BY. selling, at public auo-l
ton, on the premises,
FRIDAY. NOV. o7TII, 1903.
at 4 clock F.. NJ, the property descrihedl
In Barton Heights Addition, together With
tho improvements thereon. being one OF
the most attractive residences in Bartontt
. >IEKMS--cash rs to the expense OF
sale. and 81, $500. being the amount Of
money duo upon notes secured by5saldt
Deed. ana balance In monthly paymentsi
of $50. with interest from November A1o-4ii
1895. 80. :, - ,,,,,, : 1, z X 55j3s
Substituted Trustee. VI
Brown (: Co., Auctoneers. rs B
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sTATE#AND CITY
OFFICES TO CLOSE

BY orders OF Governor Montague and
Mayor Taylor all the State and munic'-
nal offices will be closed to-day IN OBJ
servance ofEThanksglvng Day.
Little OF public interest will therefore
20 on at the Capitol or City Hall during
the day. The offices will all open for
business as usual tomorrow morning.
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Visited High School.

Governor Montague, accompanied by
Prof. w. A. Bowles, Of Staunton. paid
yesterday, and made q brief address to
the pupils There was no Formally con-
erninE the visit, though the remarks of
His Excelency were wholesome and
greatly enjoyed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26
ACADEMY OF MEDICINE
AND THE WATER QUESTION

The meeting Of the Richmond Acad-
envy OF Medicine and Surgery OH Tues
day night was OF unusual interest. pr,
before the Water Committee OF the City
Council when that body had before It con-
sideration Of the various processes OF
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TRIAL POSTPONED.
White Brothers Will Not be Tried
Until Next Term Of Court.
rspecial 10 The Times. DIsp

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch)
SALISBURY. N. c., November 25.-This
afternoon Judge Allen, now presiding
over Rowan Superior Court, granted the
motion OF the defense to continue tho
trial OF tho White brothers, charged with
killing Russell sha,rill. until next term
Of court. The defendants remain at lib
erty on bail, which was readily given,
Miss Annie White, the young woman con-
corning whom Sheriff. was killed, and an
important witness for the defense. is
now out OF the State.
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~ i. Thompson Brown & Co.
by J.lThompson Brown & Co.
- HUsrgtys sALg
HOUSE, AND IL LOTS IN BARTON
HEIGHTS.
NORTHEAST CORNER MONIblRO
AND POE STREETS.

AZ substituted trustee In deed OF trust
dated August o., 1884 from q. y. Miner Mills or
OF Henrico; and being requested BY the
Ucnenciarles therein so to do. I VIII pro.
coed to execute said deed by selling at
public auction on the premises EN- s 4,
at 1880 O'clock r. NJ. the property de-.
bcr1bed In said decd as LOTS NOS.
and Q. in Block d. in Barton Heights. at
tho northeast corner Of Monteiro ana
Street, with all the buildings and Inn
provements thereon.
+ '.rEllsAlS Cash. as to the- expense OF
sale. and s215S.75, being the amount q!
deed. and balance in monthly payments
of s25, with Interest from June u 1891.
s-Ffs'f III HENRY Z s. 5EIUTHEER.
RI Substituted Trustee
Brown e Co. Aucticneors.
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Pool Contest.

''Tlle boy wonder" Joe Kirkland. will
play match games of pool with Alfred de-
Ore and Frank Sherman In tho banquet
hall at Murphy's Hotel on December 18th,
18th and 18th. The game will start at 8
peoted.
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Burial Of Mrs. Connolly.

Tho remains OF Mrs j. a, Connolly.
who died at Kennvillc, Tex, November
18th, will be Inferred at Antioch, Isle OF
Wight county. to-day Mrs. Connolly
was the wife OF the senior member OF the
firm Of j. A. Connolly & Co.
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For Sale al Auction.

feetl on Sprlng Street, near Cherry, with
two old frame buildings. Nos. SIT and sl9
Spring, Street thereon. OSo On 40,
MONDAY, NOV. agTfI, 1903. 49,.
property, and as the owner Is determined
10 sell{I this is a rare chance for bar
gain. TIiRMS-Liberal
Fl. l.. CABELL. Auctioneer.
nov %, 25,2G,27
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Especial to The Times Dispatch3
bah to fall thick and fast here tonight
about o'clock. The temperature Is down
to 81 degrees;
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Iurv Adjourned.

III the Chancery Court yesterday tho
instructions In the Norfolk will case were
argued by the counsel for both sides
before Judge Grinnan, and the jury adj
1ourned over until tomorrow at II o'clock.
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College Debaters.
,cial to The rimes-Dlspateh CHI.

Especial TO Tho Times Dlspatel.)
Il large crowd Of young men from Wake
Forest College, N. G., will be In Relcigh
10 attend the debate for the cup. offered
by the Chamber OF Commerce Of Rnleigh,
M q, j, W, Whlsnaut and n. l., loflin
arc The two representatives from Wake
FOREST,
Several members OF the college faculty
will be present ttsat asfav 5-Is3 ~ N f'
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Appropriation Fixed.

At meeting Of the Baptist State Mis-
sion Board, held Tuesday afternoon, the
missionary appropriation for the year. was
fixed at $4,000. The four field evangelists
the Rev. Messrs. Lealse, Graf, Fisher and
Willis, Wero reelected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26
Take an Appeal.

Counsel for the Richmond Ice Company
yesterday filed bills Of exceptions In the
Circuit Court, with tho view to appeal
Ing from the recent decision in which
was given against them In ia
vor Of the Crystal Ice Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26
TWO MURDER TRIALS.
One Goes to an Asylum Cell, the
Other to the Gallows.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
KINsTON, N. c., November 25.-Em-
nett Boyettc, who murdered his wife
at this plnce several weeks ago, and who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26
Musical, Entertainment,

musical entertainment Will be glyen
tonight at the Young Mems C9Tlsllan
Association for tho beneht OF the Gh4rcn
Hill branch of the Womans Christian
,Associut,on, Mr. d. l.. Lef.wleh NIL ap-
rear In IAN Evening With the Old Time
Darkey.'
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..Iays you seen tho beautiful goods on
special sale at, SYDNoR y HUMID
begins Monday, November Esd From rs
40 10 per cent. Oft,
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Mr.. Moore Recovering.
Mr.. Richmond Moore. who was operated
on at St. Llllse's Hospital. Il. steadily i'm
proving and able to SEQ HIS many friends.
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Mr., Stonebraker Ill.

Mr.-J, H. Stonebraker Is very i'll at his
slssters home No. 500 4. Marshall Street.
Wit. pneCmonlA. 36si
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~ TUESDAY, ECEMBER 1sT, 1903, s Wa
at 4 o'clock p. NJ, on the premises. Thea
large and most substantial double bricls4
residence at tho corner is In q N oil con: *
dition;it contains 20 rooms. bath rooms
entire house The parlor floor rooms are !
ali beautifully frescoed. and the en ~:
house newly pnpered and PAINTED. 4 hei
spacious grounds front IS feet on Leigh
and isl feet on Fifth Streets, and sls
enclosed with a side brick wall. The abaYl
window, two-story stock brick res!d encesi
No. COS North Fifth Street fronts ON
Fifth Street Is feet, With depth,of IS feet,,ss
3nrl alley Is feet wide. here are nine
rooms. 1t is a new, desirable moder.')
nome and a, fine renter inspec tlono a
ii o'clock In the morning. and afld 81
o clock In the evening, and at he ilosEs
TENN s-One-fourt cash: balance inS1 III
q and years. with Interest secured By!
- 9stl HoMpsoN BROWN 8 CO, ~
Auctioneers. Ss3
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AUCTION sALES.-Future Daysi
BY Pollard e. Bagby, ssFs
Real Estate Auctl0iieers. giyt 4sI
Trustees Auction Sale Of DEL
tached Frame Store and
Dwelling, No. 2404, On
North Side Of Broad,
Between oath and 25th Streets.

In execution OF u deed OF trust dated
Juno g.. 1895. al I'D recorded In clerks olice \
OF Richmond Chancery Court. p. d. 81Ss \
In the payment OF tho debt therein So:
cured, and being requested so to do, W
will sell by auction, on the premises, on fI
EsDAY, DEC. I, 1908.
erty. Tho building contains a store-roor1i
OF good size; and some four or FIVE other,
good roona The lot fronts % feet on \
or less, with right of use Of alley fltS
rear. K s44t yS 33 * 645jl EyI HIGH n
3 IT ET1N1S s.. Enough in cash to ray cost OF
sale, any taxes that may be due to day!
OF sale, and a. note for s., 01O, wi In ter
est On same from November 81. 1903, the \
residue at one and two years, credit pay
trust deed; or all cash. at option OF tbs
purchaser. -. y n. B4s
nov 25.tds Trustee. an