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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-02-06

The Degree of Honor lodge will hold
valentine social at their lodge rooms
on the evening of Feb. 18th at 8 o'clock
Members are allowed to invite one guess
each, and all Workmen are given gen
eral invitation. No guests under l6 year:
OF age desired.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-02-06

Winnipeg has big bonspeil on hand
this week, which commenced on We'd
nesday. Curriers' from all over the north
west are gathered there in great num-
bers. The Drayton curriers' went north
on Wednesday to make their try with
the balance of the Scotchmen. Among
the rest is team of curriers' from the
birthplace of the game, auld Scotia.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-02-06

y 1ouss aad Lot For sals. III
ny House ana lot % Streets.
Tor sale scheap. 81 .ss
Mn. Laura N,ilkin
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-02-06

27.29
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-02-06

At the annual meeting of the Building
and Loan Association this week the toll
lowing board of directors was elected:
VIC Short, c. B. Harris, E. D. Booker,
g. G. Thompson, Aug. Short, T. R.
Shaw, Chas. Atkinson, H. c. Carr, F. M.
King. At the succeeding meeting of the
! directors, H. c. Carr was elected presi-
dent; G. G. Thompson, vice-pres.; E. D.
Booker, sec'y; any Aug. Short. treas.
The fiscal year closes on the first of next
month, when the annual statement will
Z be published.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
BRIGHT HONOR PUPILS
IN VARIOUS SCHOOLS

The rolls OF honor OF various schools
are given below; 4
School NO. l. Brookland District. Hen
rico county, for two weeks ending Feb
ruary q, Mrs. G. l'assmore and Miss a..
" Perrin. teachers
Grammar Grade--Mamle Harris, Irene
Reid Minnie Staude. Viola James.
Primary Grades-Frnnk Harris, Willie
Staude Andrew 1'obien. Thelma Currie,
Ada Fairlamb, Iva Lauterbach. Hazel
SchwalIn.
Hermitage School for weak ending Feb
ruary 9th: Robert Gayle. Hiram Sand.
ers. Peachy Sanders Harry Sanders
Mary F'ronian, Hottie Froman. Annie
Ladd, Eva I4add, Mary seay
Thirty-sixth School; Erma Bates, Elya
Bates. Florence ponnolla, Minnie Lantz
Edith Tyree. Florence Wharton. Ethel
Friodhoff. Willy Eldridge.
Laurel school; Elsie Harvey, Lotto
Jones, Ruth BAILEY. Carrie Goodman,
Clyde Hutchinson, I0ttie Wnltaa, War
rem Goodman, Willie Smith.
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nj the theatres,

4 - 90
The Bi3ou is crowded at every per-
Torrance, and viii be so for the rest OF
the week, judging from the advance sale,
The welcome extended TO Miss Percy
1Jaswell has been cordial TO degree.
iThe selection Of Fedora for the re-
ientree of this popular actress has proved
Immensely successful. The play. after q
tlanguid and prolix opening, presents stu
ntlons that ere both pictorial and drama
|slc.
EsIt cannot be said too strongly that the
lsssentIal Illusion Of Ills drama Is created
sf,a Gus tanned by Miss ltaswell not less
]. ". Aiiddentifeatton with The chmae-
ssey shepay artistic shll and The expsrt
J,,,vali is not n.character and lives IN
All Line Board OF " feel that tlis is
INA above named gentle,
No board OF directors OF morrow the
i ,n,rai and Peninsula Railroad Co...
II Ne ~ the seaboard's allies After
mafnx the business Of tho meeting ,ed
srecters wore eatertatned q luncheon /.
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Lancaster to purchase LOT OF OF lafld e az g.
Joining the tourt-house site.
sil 5B nj s1rCptrf,N or SENATOR'S. II i

lancaster to purchase lot OF land land 4 81
Joining the courthouse site. M
ELECTION or SENATOR'S.
MI. Cogblll presented the following con- con-
current resolution:
Resolved by tho Senate, the Ho Use o.
Delegates cotictirrng, that application IS
hereby made to Congress under provisio .,l
Of article " Of the Constitution OF tho
United Stntcs for the calling or " co''-
vertion to propose all amendment 10 (tne
Constitution Of tho United states, max Is.
Ing United Estates Senators leleouy.e q; az Z
the several states by direct vote OF the
peoples; md
Resolved, further, that the Secretary
Of the (, on1nonyy IN Is hereby directed
to transmit copies Of this appli cation 70
the Senate and House Of REPRESENTATIVES, '
OF Congress- and copies to inc rlelnpe ~
Of said Senate md House OF ltepresehElttt
tlvcs from this State; also translnlit COP
les thereof to presiding off1cers Rot e4cil
OF the Legislatures now in session OF mo
several states requesting their co-opeIa-
tion.f 9fS III
Mr.. Cogbiil said that he offered TINS re-
solution 1T tho request Of the New YORK
American, which, along with other pa
pcrs arc advocating what the resoiutioE
speaks for. {,
rho resolution went over until o.Sday.
THU STUART MONUMENT. (,
The bill dedIcatlng q site in the Capt.
tol grounds for an equestrian statue OF
General j.. u. b. Stuart and carrying
with 1t TN appropriation or Slo,oVo ct ING
up, Mr.. Sears lnndo q most ELOQUENT
touching, a fervent and earnest appeaal
to his fellow Senators TO pass TINS act.
There was no sound III tho Senate cham-
Der while he was speaking except ms
own voice. He spoke as Il son OF q C ,C,
Tolerate soldier, and told OF how he mad
at tho winter flresides in old Matthew'S
county heard told the tales or no darins
deeds Of this great soldier, ana now nc
had longed to contribute sonetimhE 70
perpetu1to5 tho memory OF "Jeb' stu
nrt.sss5S 555s 35s al
IN his speech Mr.. Sears briefly PAID
n beautiful and n most gracious tribute
to tho private soldier OF tho 3Confoderate
army Many a tear trlclled down t u
cheek OF q grizzled veteran VIII o Inc me
Mathews Senator poured out ms plhi .s,
to the man who had made such u SUI,
fice forEtlle cause he believed and kne"
to be right
Tho tribute to Leo was eloquent; to
#stonewall B ia clsson it WIS grand, ana
CAMPING the climax, Mr.. Sears begged
every Senator to pass this bill to honor
tho greatest cavalry leader INC "oi ~
has ever produced, and one VINO ilus
been givenEno monument. Ills picturu ~ "
Stuart, or tho merry twinkle in his eye
Of nj his love of music. Of his fondness of
social company of his daring, ms c :.o
age, his chivalry, was so splendidly drawn
some Of those who had followed otu W.
we're almost swept from their 1eet.
MI Sears said he wanted this mon n.y.
ment to be built and unveiled whlle inc
Confederate soldiers live, In order th ia
their sons ana daughters may point 10
1t with pride and say that our fathers
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bill offered a Joint resolution, which Went
over Ealing upon Congress to call n con-
yention to prepare an amendment 70 the
Tinted states Constitution, providing Tor
Tho popular election Of United States sen
-nrs. gits &c
~ McIlwaine offered q BIZ, "'hich was
,Vrred doing away With PERSONA hot'ce
q divorce proceedings 70 aoo ,ha o1dencs
4 the same and to have tho eVlaence
taken BY officers named by the court
Tho sessions OF both houses We're long
and full OF public interest
,,,,a far tIre of the House session was
tina ordering to It's engrossment or the
bland tremen's relief bill. the vote upon
ongrossment, after long discussion being
ayes 81, noes Ia.
N M. Bland OF Portsmouth, conducted
the light for his bin In most skillful
manner, and ho was ably supported by
Mcssrs. Cation. Whitehead and ouhers'
Messrs. Sipe, West and IGdmondson were
among those who opposed the bill.
Several bills OF more or less Importance
were offered and referred
One was by Mr. Powers, to punish per-
| sons for breaking Into United States mail
boxes in rural districts, and another was
| by Mr.. Allen, to authorize the erection
| OF a Confederate monument in tho county
Of Botetourt.
Hon. Henry w, Holt, Of Staunton, was
! elected Judge of the Corporation Court
| of l3uena Vista by both houses, to sue
| coed tho incumbent, who declined re-elcc-
| ton.
The House again voted to begin Its ses-
| s,ons at 10 o'clock A. NJ, instead OF at
| noon.
The Senate.
The proceedings of the Senate We're
! opened with prayer by the Rev, G. O.,
Meade, OF the Episcopal Church.
i Among the visitors upon the floor was
the Rev. Samuel Il. Cannon, OF the Pres
byterlnn Church, missionary TO Brazil.
He is q native OF Wythe county, Va
Mr. Wickham, from the Committee on
Finance and Banks, reported tavorably
Senate bill to amend the Code In rela7
ton to the collection of taxes or levies
and restraining therefor.
At 1920 O'Clock the Senate went into
the execution Of the joint order, having
for its object the election OF judge OF
the Corporation Court Of Buena Vista, The
only name presented WAS that OF Henry
| w Holt Who received all the votes cast
ard was declared elected,
| Mr.. Mcllwane offered biz 10 amend
the Code in relation to susrs for divorce
The change proposed 10 he made IN
section EGO of the Code IS in tlIe follow
ing words:
"AndNn process or notice in Such pro-
ccedings shall be served except by Officers
authorized 10 serve the same; and AL
dispositions. whor taken In this state, shall
! he before a commissioner in chancery.'
In other words the bill con,emplates doing
4 away with personal notice TO abolish sec.
rccy and 70 have the evidences taken By
4 5on.cIals appointed by the court
i A bill was introduced BY Mr., Walker
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House Passes Bland Bill to
its Engrosslncnt.
GREAT VICTORY FOR
PORTSMOUTH MEMBER

Both houses of the General Assembly
geld long and interesting sessions yester-
day.
The Senate, bypa rising, unanimous us. vote vote
passed the bill to dedicate site on the
Capitol Square for monument to j. ID.
B. Stuart, and to appropriate $4,000 for
the building of the same,
Eloquent speeches wero made IN FAVOR
Of the bill by Messrs. Wickham' Gold
Sears, Halsey and others, and the biil
was passed amid great enthu siasn.
The Senate. In executive session, un IMAM
imously confirmed Governor Montag1ie's
commitments on the Board Of Directors
Of the pcnitentiary, but the Pulaski school
matter was not reached. Senator Cog
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
HIGH CONSTABLE 5 sale

az BY Virtue OF an order entered In the
February 20, 1908. in the attachment suit
of G. w. Antrim & Son against w. L..
Yeager. l will sell at public auction. on
MARCH, 1903, AT 1920 o CLOCK A. NJ,
at No 1906 East Franklin Street. tho fol-
lowing property to satisfy said order Of
court in my hands, to-wt Ono Spring
Pickle Salt. Glass Jars. lot of Canned
Goods, Coffee Mill. 2, sets of Scales Cans.
2 Saws, Clcnverm Knife. Stove:
Cocoa, Tea, Soda, Oatmeal. Tobacco. Bak-
ing Powders, Grape Nuts, Soaplne, Soap,
Lyo, and also q lot of Furniture. to. sat
isfy wrts in my hands. consisting Of Bu-
reaus, Washstnnds. Chairs, Lounges.
Tables, Clocks. Trunks. Organs. Ward
robes etc,
+ TEfeNIS-C Cash
10. g, GARRISON, II. c. c. r.
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Of cou aferss q hs he n es:e
B 2 hn y of Virginia. In The matter Of
IN S0e Ct rsria bansfup entored the
We the Undersigned, will sell at public
auction on tho day. hour. and at the
pass ae anGye ns fsGsns
IN Powhatan Co, Virginia, near Powhn-
iSn btn sssat i T Pasnvl t5oa
acres, more Or less a plat OF this Prop
erty VII Be exhibited On any ~, gale
9 fonee ay Betors day y nsnaS
Danl. Hatcher Esd. and is Justly con 9,
Ed sa eountS p he 0s S sauHai 1sss
5there!Is oneihIs land q large 9uantlty.Si
flrst-class railroad Ties !. It's y p n,is,,.
" valuable. and taking into considtern- n
e e1n 50 a[se from oot IRIS iand srers
special inducements to timber dealers
and getters
signed ps Werp al qe il TIER
to offer this property in the following
They bsr auh nebss an S ss hs
diameter. on the stump with authority
70 cut and remove the same within three
~ years from 0nte OIL SAFE: ~ ne puI-
chaser to pay5one-thlrd u.S OF the pur-
chase money In cash.. and the balance
In six and nina months, equal install.
ments, with Interest added from (, date t Of
sale, tho purchaser to execute his notes
for deferred payments: title retained un-
til whole purchase money Is paid.
~ Or secondly They are authorized to
Der thereon, and without any reservation
therefor. 1-3 cash and the balance IN
and 8l2 months In equal instruments
with interest added from date OF sale;
the purchaser to execute his notes there
( for; title to be retained until the whole
purchase money Is paid. Is
A5 In either case the purchaser or pur.
ichnsers shall have the right to pay all
cash Il he or they. shall SO desire. or to
anticipate all deferred payments by
paying the PRINCIPAL sum due With Nth IN; IN
Rterest to date OF payment. III =
Tho undersigned reserve the right to
offer first the timber separatcly;, to be.
removed as above stated: and then to
offer the land and timber, reserving the
right to accept which ever bid In theirr
Judgment Is best for tho interest Of all
parties concerned. i !. Z, :, J. ]. I, Il Ks
Admin Of Jas AP dGo x. J Isl rs :
Assignee e Trustee.
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would not have erected a monument to
When he had concluded Mr., Sears was
roundly applauded. KY n
MIR. TIALsEY's ADDRESS,
! Mr.. Halsey. the eloquent young Senator
from I,ynchburg, followed Mr.. Sears. He
was somewhat handicapped. he said, as
Mr.. Sears had so eloquently expressed
his own views and left so little to DO said.
Mr.. Halscy. however, measured up splen-
didly to the occasion, and he paid glori-
GUS tribute to Stuart. tho flower of cav
alters. Mr. Halseys picture of Stuart
and his nraise of his dashing military
genius was received with tremendous ap-
plause.
MIR. Gold, Confederate veteran, urged
tho passage OF the bill. i cannot DO elo-
quent, but can only feel eloquent under
such circumstances" ~ said Senator Gold.
rho speaker related some Of the Incidents
OF Stuarts life which came to his por-
sonal notice during the war. While the
gentleman from Clarke was not so flow
cry in his language as Mcssrs Sears and
Halsey. Ihe was truly eloquent IN the ear
nestess with which no urged the pas
sage Of this BILL
MIR. WIcKHAAl's ELoQUENCE.
Mr. Wickham regretted hat he had
not been able to prepare himself to say
! Just what he wished and would like 10
say on such an occasion as this. The
| Hanover Senator related the history OF
! this movement and told of what had been
| said before tho Joint Finance Committees
| of the Senate and House by the men
who had followed Stuart, lie told OF
how I0itz Lee and others had been over
como with their emotions and could say
but a few words when the ring of Rtuarts
meodlous voice came back TO them.
Mr. Wckham rose to heights or true
eloquence In picturlng Stuart ana paying
tribute to bis character as a soldier and
man, Mr.. Wickham agreed win Geheral
Lee that. if Stuart was not tho greatest
| cavalry leader tho world has ever pro
ducea there was certainly none greater
! than Stuart except, ppssip 1iannlpll
| and Alexander, while IN some respects
| he was the equal of them II NOT greater
| than those warriors OF the olaeh tlme,
Mr. Wickham classed stnalt,s rae around
| McCleland as the most daring ana DASH
| ing and successful deed OF a cavalry
| leader recorded In history.
Mr. Wickham's recital of Incidents IN
tho last days of Stuart and or his SAD
and untimely, hut brave death, was
J graphic and pathetic, and brought forth
many 2 tear.
Bill. rs PASSED.
Mr.. Anderson said he did not wish to
! mako speech. but MS the representative
of -the beautiful city In whose defense
Stuart died, he would move that every
Senator stand upon his feet and vote for
| this bin. This was done thlng With
out precedent in the legislative halls Of
1 VirSinia, Tho bill was passed unani-
nously
NOMINATIONsS CONFIRMED,
In executive session the Senate. without
a dissenting vote, confirmed the nenlna-
tons of Aiessrs w, d. Chesterman, NIL
! Ton r, Marcuse Robert ". winston and
II, II, sEllett. 81 Richlaond, ard William
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AUCTION SALE.

l will sell for whom It may concern.
upon the estate Of Lewis Ginter. near the
corner of Hermitage Road and Bellevue
Avenue. on Lakeside car limo. on
THURSDAY, MARCH ~, 1903.
at 10 o'clock, q good Work Mules. Farm
Ing Implements, consisting of Hnrrows
ers, Grain Drills Sclfbndcrs. Hay Rnl1es,
Tedders and Hay Loader. Anvils, Bellows
etc, etc. ay
TI1ItMS-Cash,
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Auction sAIEs-rH1s DAY. 4


y 'S'' 80 AUGUSTINE royal & CO.,
o ssl hs Fans AE udin sndM
CoMn ttst II ss,s sA y
IlsaasSmS sa s,o III
MM Sis5 ffiir l,os Il 49, osss aps 3 NJ
tic tiit, promises, 4. 4. 4. r Z.
in ny eodft 81 liz sity 4
III sre 1aa o o a slh a ny T H
rIoaers. ~" i'll sell. at pubie auction On
dqS yr very n Raas aSa soSys
Threo Of Tho said lots fronts Isl q Is feet
fso o ad HS f lesf ISL asee
fronts 40 fleet on Fifth Street BY 122 feet
deep / o alley 10 feet wide, and gndjoins
N fhe ns' }adsomo loia Sre ocaFed
nice, noighborhood and should attract at
'e Ti5HS1s ono fourth cast, balance at 9.
in Interest," a' e added; lltle rotaned Until the
whole purchase, m9}1 1e s !, lG11
R4 s2R5 5 81 II, 2RzAkjsI{Sh
The bond required OF the ,spcclal, Com. !.
mlssloners II tho above style suit has uls
been duly given. e Z. H. 80
clerk Corporation court I'll Z Of N; Manchester.
FOR said city IL. byTIlts decree entered May 9Th.
1902 in the above nnmsd subj ia at t. tne III rnR
Fifth Street, between Decatur md Stock
ton Streets by 122 feet deep 70 in an 70
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ADMINISTRATORS i NOTICE.

THIs COMPANY HAVING QUALIFIED
as Administrators. with the viii annexed.
OF the estate Of JOHN BOWERS ali
.lorsons having claims against said es-
ie bns az edebSsa sa pesss aa Mi
j please make payment
( VIRGINIA Tn I ST COMPANY,
Administrator of j Ohm BoWers. aeaatsa
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BY Geo. E. Crawford & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctionesfS,
sos East Main Street. "a
TRUSTEES SALE
LYING ON new FOUND RIVER,
HANOVER COUNTY, CON
5I3 TANNING Il I'll 4 "A ores WITH
LARGE BRICK RESIDENCE,
s!.it3 1@Il1sjf IN GOOD ORDER ,l3:al

In execution OF q certain deed Of trust
recorded in the clerk's Office OF Hanover
County Court. D. B. 4, page 278. and by
order Of the beneficiary In said deed, there
portion OF the money therein secured. I
SATURDAY. MARCH 7TH.
referred to, and which is too well known.
TO require more detailed description.
TERMS-Cash as to cost OF sale, and
Of three hundred and eghty,-n.ne (sas9, oo)
dollars with interest from February, 14th.
1905 until paid; the, residue :, as follo ,
in one year and four hundred and thirty,
three (s4S3.o0) dollars in two years and
the balance as may be announced Al sale.
~ C. IA CRAWFORD, Trustee.
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plsaEieh Ts Sssst aRd I RHdGi a,tai
Adickssb aha pbes' isoo ana recorded
County Court default having been made
30 TO do by the beneficiary. the under
signed trustees Will sell, by public auc-
8Fsa ON !, i MARcIf II. 1000,
at u o'clock NJ. the REAL ESTATE as Z
described in, said deed 1t being the tract
known rs ''Wolpert's,'l about one mile
northeast from Providence Forge, In New,
Kent county Immediately, on the road
Kent county Courthouse containing 81
$500 acres. moro or less. the improve,
%anS HSSHssRE PAN NSst
containing two rooms; Stable and Shed,
he an beng e!earea ana
the rest containing some valuable TIM
Der. railroad lies. and q large quantity;
and 1.-THE the land land Of good gualis Wi aaaptsd
gpown IN this 5s aaEa The Geaton s
on c 5Ri ana Ohio Hallway, il.
good nelghborhood, CONVENIENT to marKetA
of executing tho trust, taxes 10 date o
Of the taxes for the present calendar
year; the sum Of $500, with Interest there
on from Decembeg T. 1900 being the az
insgg notes for SEQ each at one and TIVE
years now aefnnlt and any pr rpea
as to -" the unmatured, interest-bearinS
note "a at Tire hree Years for 500 ana Interest
thereon from December i, 1900, tn De-
secured BY deed of trust upon the sale
property and the residue i any. y. rvs
equal iEstalments at1n,e I. nnd two years s b3
secured by deed OF trust upon the SAID \
er for al cash as to said resi-
'' Possession viii be given Of the entirs
- Is MATTHEW stIIAAF. SEg
Ss CyHRISrIAN Y SCEiAAF.
3 An ts Il ia Trustees VI
y. 81 Elan A 60. 4Apct soaeeys !,
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q F.. z # b. - .4.H ~
Acting under a deed Of trust, from John
Morton1Todd, dated February 10: 1900. and
recorded in the clerks Office of Hcnrico
County Court, in D. 3; l5s5 2. page 81,
default having been made in the payment ;n en-
nE BY the beneficiary IN 1pnm y we w
rico County Courthouse, on
WEDN EsDAY. MARCH ; , 4, 1893; +,
said deed as follows: "All that certain
tract OF land. and the improvements
thereon, lying In Henrico county, Va,
and bounded as follows: On the north
BY the land Of the Methodist, parsonage
and OF Robert #. Smith, on the east by
the land q Robert = Smith and Thomas
t;ny and Malvern Hill Farm, and on the
west BY the land Of Peter. crewe, /.
Ing this trust. and to pay 1894. with inter-
est on $500 Of same from February 18th.
same from February 10th, 1908, and s3lS
due February 10TH 1904 balance at and
2 Years from day of sale.
IL, IN. TEOS. w. GARDNER,
n s5 L. Z Fl. KEMP,
Trustees
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y, PULLIAM.
Special Commissioners.
q BY Douglns r. Taylor,
Office: No. 1ll5 Z. Main Street. #
COURT SALE BT#AUCrION 3i.3 II k
V TWO AND BASEMENT ss
BRICK DNVJ1LLINGbA AND Lon,
NO, 5326 WEST GARY STREET,
LON CAR LINE.
vii nrocced to sell on

WEDNESDAY MARCH n. loca,
on the promises, at 40 p. Nj the prop
erty above located. being a very com.
Portable brick dwelling, containing about 9
rooms, with water and gas. The lot
fronts 1917 feet on the north llne-of Cary
Street between Madison and Belvidere
Streets, This Is n nice home. and owing
to Its desirable location should attract
attention OF those in want Of a home. rs
well Ms those seeking q safe Investment,
as It's a. good renter. }ai. 53sl N
GTERMS-One-third cash. and tho bal
ance In equalfinstalmcnts,p payable mt 8
and u months after date the deferred
payments to be evidenced by negotiable
notes, with interest added s ut the rate Q {
6 per cent. per annum. and to be secured
BY a deed Of trust on the property. q
3$s3lA LIEN G.. COLLINS.
Administrator and Special Commissioner.
In the Law ana Equity Court Of tho City
Susan b, Johnson's Admin. Plaintiff,
against u
/. p. P. Winston, clerk Of said court.
certify that the bond required Of the
Special Commission by the decree In said
cause OF February II. 1903. has been duly
given.
: - - - P. p. WINSTON. Clerk.
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BY r. b. Chnffin & Co.. Inc.,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
No. / N.FTenth Street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION
/ OF
GOOD FARM or 92 1910. ACRES, SIT
4 UATED ON WILLIS CHURCH ROAD.
ABOUT flb MILES FROM RICH Z
MONE AND KNOWN AS BELL
FIELD. GOOD HOUSE, WITH
FIVE OR SIX ROOMS; BARN,
STABLE AND OTHER OUT
5S BUILDINGS, ABOUT so lsa8
ACRES 4CLEA RED AND
10 ACRES IN WOOD.
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Tho speech Of Mr. Bland was loudly
choered and was called the best he has
over made In tho House.
Mr.. Newhouse spoke briefly for the
bill and several amendments offered by
Mr.. West were rejected, and the bill
was ordered to It's engrossment--ayes.
81; noes. II.
until 10 o'clock to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04

nv The Valentine Auction Co.,
> rf' Auctioneers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04

There has been q run on the box office
for seats for Lula CHASER. There has
been regular avalanche of orders for
seats for this engagement. ~