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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16

nm hecho que demuestra a que
extremes ha llegado va en- el pals
el desDotismo dc los CGTpet-b0g0ers
nue ei pobierno americana nos ha
enviado para que hagan La felici-
dad de este pueblo. BE esta repl-
tiendo aquf 10 que ocurrlo en- Nue.
va Orleans por los ailOs de 1872 a
1873: con la sola diferencia de que
ALI eran los negros protegidos del
Presidente Grant, los que Ievaron
la inmoralidad q todos los ordenes
de la administration; mientras que
aouf son los rubios del Norte los
que pretenden imitar a los negros
del Sur.
Jamas on Puerto Rico habfa-
mos llegado a un despotismo mas
brutal. Este no es el despotismo
del chafarote; es ell de,spotismo del
zapato amarillo con clavos en- la
suela a modo de herradura.
va aquf no existe libertad de
pensamiento nj libertad de pala-
bra, como esa palabra ese pensa-
miento vayan dirigidcs a com batlr
La administration co1rompida que
SO nos ha echado encima. Aqu1
hay libertad de palabra y de pen
samiento, para insultarnos y es-
carnecernos los pueTtorrlquenos,
porque este convene a La obra de
La domination.
V6ase 10 ocurrido on San Juan.
Celebrabase ALI ell domingo un
meeting socialista, unL meeting de
protesta contra la actual situaclon.
Ell partido obrero, que es ell que
mas directamente toca las cOnse-
cuencias de La crisis economical
porque atravesamOs, no pOd1a yer
impasible que SO tributasen feste-
jos honores a un gobernante que
acaba de proclamar en- todos los
tonos que ell pals esta pr0spero;
Que nadamos en- la abundancia,
mientras ell pueblo 80 muere de
hambre. Los oradores socialistas
sefiores Conde Y Guillot Sc expire
san en- terminus energicos Y dig
nos: ell uno dice &que la bandera
americana solo ha s9rvido aquf
para cubrir criminales y pillOs>;
ell otro tacha al gobernador de
xembustero farsante.> I'm par
de policfas, un par de esbirrOs
Apostados ALI de antemano para
fraguar una farsa, denuncia los
oradores, atribuyendo al uno &que
ha pisoteado la bandera>, y al otro
que habfa exitado al pueblo para
Gque le quitase la vida al goberna-
dor.2 Tan ridfculos son esos car
gos, que un juez recto y hon
RADIO, un juez puertorrique1o,
no hubiera hecho casO de esas de-
nuncias. Pero Sc llevo q los acu-
sados ante el juez americana Ko-
pei, al cual no correspondfa enten-
der en- ese asunto, pues de existir
un delito Sc habfa cometido en- La
demarcacion del juez Medina. Pc
70 este es puertorriqueflo; este es
hombre de conciencia; este no po-
dfa prestarse deinstrumento para
realizar una venganza Y complacer
q los cue estan irritados y rabiosos
por la protesta unanime que en- el
pals Sc ha levantado contra esa ma
nifestacion de servilismo que SO
uuiere realizar en- honor de Mr..
Hunt. Los obreros preparan una
contra manifestation; y los services
desean impedirla de cualquier mo-
do. Hay que amedrentarlos y afro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16
Los Instruments
de la venganza
jEXiste 0 no, libertdd de penSamientO?
| Banderas, negras |

POAAoAAOo paid Qu0 uOS1SUdA C0 Su
empeflo. Por ESQ Sc neva ante ell
Juez Kopel a los Sres Conde Y Gui-
lot; y aunque estos presentan mas
ole doce testigos que niegan 10 di-
cho por los guardias; Y aunque los
policfas no tienen una sola perso-
ma que cOrrObore su denuncia, los
selores Conde y Guillot son con-
denadOs seis meses de carcel
EstO es inaudito; este no oebe
consentirlo ell pals, que tantos ve-
Jamenes ha sOportado va.
mo existe aquf la ibertad de
pensamiento y de palabra
mo hemos dido en- los mee-
tings republicanos, predicar desca-
radamente ell asesinato No SO
ha hecho en- esos meetings La apo
log1a del garrote y ell punal, sin
que los concitadores de esos crf-
menes, que al fin SO realizaron, ha-
yam sido castigados ]? lAh pero es
que esas pr6dicas iban dirijidas
contra puertorriquef1os, y los Ko-
pei Y demas parasites americanos,
verfan con gusto que nos extermi
naramos todos, absolutamente to-
dos.
Nosotros protestamos de ese
atropello inconcebible, que no Sc
realizo aquf nj en- tiempos de Es-
pafia. Y nuestra protesta es mas
energica, cuanto que es un juez
americana quien 10 realiza; un
americana que sabe perfectamente
que en- su pals, en- los meetings pl-
blicOs, Sc lanzan insultos atroces,
no va q un gobernadorcillo, sino al
mismo Presidente de la Repdblica,
sin que ninguna autoridad SO atre-
va castigar los oradores.
;Pero que Sc puede esperar de
un Kopel? Este es aquel famoso
personaje que empezo a darse a CO.
nocer en- la pagina inglesa de AZ
B0Zettqo, en- la que tuvO que refugiar
sc, porQue no encontro entire sus
compatriotas quien SO aventurase |
a ponerle un periodico. Y desde |
las columnas del periodico espanol |
empezo a lamar insultos soeces
contra los federales contra ell |
pals, contra este pals tan hospita-
lario que alimenta semejantes ali
maflas. Y tanto adul6 al gober-
nador Hunt, que al fin este, one
no es de piedra sino muy sensible |
q los elogios, le nombro juez de |
paz, pues para mas alto puesto no
servfa. Y es natural que Kopel
realizase hoy la hazafia de encar-
cellar q unos oradores que hablan
NAL de Mr.. Hunt. Hay que CON
gratularse con ell eterno dispensa-
dor de mercedes y de empleos.
Pero ell juego esta descubierto:
sc quiere impedir q todo trance que
los obreros reahcen su manifesto
cion. Pero esa manifestation de-
be verificarse; y con!banderas ne
gras; en- los BALCONIES de los pa
triotas de San Juan, deben apare-
Ger ese dia colgaduras negras; y Ell
comercio deber1a cerrar sus puer-
tas; y los ciudadanos deberfan ves-
tir de luto; todo negro, todo ne
gro; que ese es ell color de La iris
teza y La desgracia.
Y que venga ell atropello; que
venga la fuerza pdblica a disolver
La manifestation; que Sc selle con
un escarnio mas, la funesta lega-
da del funestfsimo William Hunt
q las playas de Borfnquen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16
Comisiones

Para elegir v prepaIar las obras Ii
terias y cientffcas que han de figurar en-
In secci6n de Puerto Ric,, en- Ia Exposi-
cion de San Luis, Sc ha nombrado una
comision que forman los sef1ores don
Manuel Fernandez Juncts, don Salvador
Brau, DR.. Agustin Sthsl, DIR. Manuel
zeno Gandfa, DIR Cayetano Coll Toste,
Dr Callxto Romero, don Agustin Nava-
rrete, don Luis Rodriguez Cabrera y don
jose Mercado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16
Fl Dr.. MdnzdnO

Aver sali6 para Isabella, de donde
ha sido llamado con urgencia para asis-
tir un enfermo perteneciente 8 una
distinguida familia de aquella localidad,
nuestro querido amigo ell doctor don
Marcos Manzano.
De mafIana & pasado regresara &
Caguas Ell doctor Manzano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16
Una feIicitacion
Aibonito 16.
DEMooRAoIA, ,-Caguas.

Felicitamos autor ariticulos <Patrio-
tas services, y <Cosas del dias. Apro-
bamos actitud dignos pliertorriquehos.
- Torrent, BecerrG, RiperG Ru1SaO
RiUera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16

TALLER de construction de carros
!, arados franceses, marca DombasIe. De
Ernest Girod. Guayama, lP R. d..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16
La (OTtp de Hund(dO

Hoy lego esta pobIaci6n ell Tribu-
nal de la Corte de Humacao que Sc en-
contraba en- Guayama.
Permanecer6 en- est2 ciudad hasta
cumplir ell t6rmino. precise para celebrar
las causas pendientes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-16
HOTEL /" fSTRELLA |

FL dueno de eablecieno a1tua
de M oree al pbico esmerado servicio comodas
dos Se aden abien abonados Una vista
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07

promptly at 3 O'clock. The service will
begin Just as soon as the house is full,
and. like the great Vending meeting, It
will begin early. DR.. Banks will take for
his theme Hornets and Angels" He
has an interesting way of putting things,
and Is powerful In illustration. and a. man
of large physique and fine voice. The
Centenary Church choir will sing, and
Miss Mamie Harrison will be the sololst.
AT night Dr. Banks will address the
second union meeting of students, which
will lie held under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Christian Association at
Centenary Methodist Church. to which
all student bodies Of the city are invited
Others will be seated Just as long as
there is room
THE MAN LEFT BEHIND"
In the morning at II o'clock he will
preach at Centenary Methodist Church.
-aking for his theme, ''The Man Left Be-
hind"
The Young Mems Christian Association
deserves the hearty support OF the people
In bringing man of such note to tho
city that they may hear his powerful
presentation Of Gods Wrd
To-day at O'clock DR.. Pell will adj
dress the Sunday-school workers Of the
city in the Associa ton auditorium.
The Older Boys Meeting Will BIO held
In the parlor at O'clock Sunday. and at
the same hour the younger boys Will
meet In the blue room.
At 5 o'clock the big converse tional Bible
class will meet in the parlor. after which
there will be a short conference Of men
interested In Christian work. Secretary
McKees theme for the Bible class will
be How One Man Got Strong'
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WALTER TURPlN is
AGAIN IN CUSTODY

Through the efforts Of Major Howard
and the headquarters detectives. Walter
Turpin. the convict who escpaed from
the penitcntiary last October. has been
captured at Georgetown. Del. He will
be brought back to this State immedi.
ately, after which he will serve out his
time In the pen.
Several days ago Chief Howard received
a communication from the authorities
In Georgetown, asking for information
about and description Of Turpin. A
photograph OF the escaped convict was
mailed Immediately, and yesterday a
reply was received in which 1t was stated
positively that Turpin is in custody.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07

A committee OF five were appointed to
confer with the Richmond conclayes In
regard to entertaining the Supreme Con-
clave that is to meet In Richmond next
spring. The lodge also voted $50 to pur.
chase two tickets for each member OF
the conclave to the supper to be given
by the ladies OF Sacred Heart Church
February 18th.
Hestea Conclave is in a flourlsh,ng con.
dition and has a good treasury. The
present officers are: Past Archon, Arthur
G. Evans; Archon. j. G. Saunders, Pro-
yost. w. O. Randlett; Prelate, c. 8.
Rains: Secretary, F. P. Pool; Treasurer,
1.iomas Niceler; F1nancler. W. w. Pool:
Inspector. W. B. Crooks; Ward, Willie
Smith; Sentinel. Jake Redford; Trustees,
A. L. Adamson, George Gary and H 8.
Patterson. The lodge meets the first
and third Thursday nights OF each
month.
SMALL TALK.
Council will. upon motion Of Council
man Abbott, take some action In refer
ence to the stopping Of Southern train
No. Ii in Manchester. The failure OF this
train to stop puts many citizens TO much
Inconvenience.
The Olympia Club will meet tonight
Mt the hall at Fifteenth and Hull Streets
for important business.
Mrs. Archer. who lost her watch a
few days ago, has received It from a
gentleman stopping at the Lexington
Hotel. who found It.
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DIR. BANKS
AT ACADEMY
a Great Mems Meeting There
Tomorrow Afternoon.
HIS THEME a UNIQUE ONE
It VIII Be "Hornets and Angels
Speaker an Orator Of Wide Repu-n
tatlon-Muslcal Programme
Prepared.

The great theatre meeting OF two weeks
ago will probably be excolled tomorrow
liz point Of attendance, since the speaker
for the afternoon is none other than DR..
Louis Albert Banks. OF the arnco 44eth-
odist Episcopal Church, New York city.
who was With US last February, address.
Ing the second largest meeting Of the
series. For years Dr.. Banks was among
tho very nrst preachers Of Cleveland,
Ohio. where he did q fine work, and he
Is now one Of the most popular pastors
in New York city. He is a preacher Of
tremendous power. fearless in reform
work, man OF attractive personality,
sympathetic, kind and gentle. yet full
Of power and energy. He Is an orator
and the author Of forty-seven books. Dr..
Banks is now In the city, the guest OF
tho Young Mems Christian Association.
under whose auspices tho meeting will
be held.
AT TILE ACADEMY.
The meeting will be held In the Acad-
envy Of Music, the doors being opened
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REV. DR.. HATCHER
TO TAKE A REST
He Will Spend a Month in
the South and West Be-
fore His Return.

Rev, Dr.. W. Z. Hatcher. president
Of the Board Of Trustees OF Richmond
College, will shortly take vacation and
go South and West for rest and recrea-
ton.
At the meeting OF the trustees a day
or two ago the Doctor was voted a
leave OF absence OF q month. he Is not
Sick. but the hard work incident to the
campaign for the Bristol Institute and
other matters has worn him out. and
be needs rest sorely Next week, prob
ably, he Will leave for the South, where
he will spend a portion Of the time ut
his disposal. Then lie will return to
this section leaving again shortly for
the West, where he will sojourn for
a while.
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} JAMES H. BARTON:

TO JAMES H. BARTON: 81
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
the two lots of land described as fol-
lows: Lots Nos. and -, In Block IA. each
90 feet. In Barton Heights. located in
county, Va. was sold on the 18th day of
FEBRUARY. 1894. for deliquent taxes. levies,
interests and costs due thereon. FOR the
year 1892 to the Commonwealth Of Vir-
ginia; an application for the purchase
thereof has been filed In this office, and
It appearing from tho records of this Of
flee. that you are Interested In the said
land, You are further notified to appear
here In four months from the date Of this
notice and do, what may be necessary to
protect your interests.
a cOpy-Teste:
SAMUEL P. WADDILL
Clerk Henrico County Court, Virginia.
SAMUEL p. WADDILL. Clerk.
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REV. MR.. DICKINSON
SICK IN NORFOLK.
But the Usual Services Will
Be Held Tomorrow at
His Church.

Rev. John II. Dickinson, rector of tho
Church Of the Holy Comforter, while on
Visit to- Norfolk. was taken sick,
While his illness is not serious. It will
preclude his conducting services to-
morrow,
The usual exercises Will be held, how
ever. In the morning Rev John Mon
cure, city missionary. will probably OIL
ciate, ana In the afternoon at $3.50 O'clock
Rev. Cary Bechwith. assistant rector Of
st, Andrews. Will AL the pulpit.
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Killed Intimate Friend.
(Dy Associa ted press.)

(Dy Associated Prcss.)
MERTDEN, MISS, February G.-Arcbie
White. switchman, employed on the Mo-
bile and Ohio. was accidentally shot and
killed to-day by R, Horton, the night
Waterman. The two men were engaged
in a friendly scuffle for seat. Horton
feeling his pistol falling from his pocket,
so he fell and in doing So threw up
his right hand which held the pistol.
The weapon was discharged and the ball
entered Whites head, killing him In
stantly.
The men were intimate friends.
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TO ALICE "A. GOODWIN:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that

TO ALICE A. GOODWIN:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that n
lot of land described as follows 70x1iO
feet. Lot No. q, Square 80, and Lot No.
3rooliland Magisterial District. EenrIco
county, Va, was sold on the 18th day OF
January, 1900. for delinquent taxes, levles,
interests and costs due thereon for the
year 1885, to the Commonwealth of Yir-
rinin; an application for the purchase
thereof has been filed In this office. and
i appearing from the records In this office
YOU are further notified to appear here in
four months from the date Of this appli-
cation and do. what may be necessary to
protect your interests. f.#Es
A copy-Teste: af
SAMUEL p WADDILL,
Clerk Henrlco County Court, Virginia.
SAMUEL =. WADDILL, Clerk.
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Snap sSAo<s GaAen
IN 54o1ol .Iobhfes
ooeeeo0e000G0e

f . T. = Z Z
IT think / fairly state the proposition
when say that Tlllmanism is on the
wane in South Carolina" said a promi-
nent lawyer OF that State at Murphy s
last night.
There arc several reasons for this be-
lief" he continued. zone is that the Sen
otor is now contentlng himself with hus-
banding his own political future and talk
ing but little interest in the battles Of his
old followers, This was true In the Cub
erna torial and Senatorial races last year,
and has been evident ever since.
We have been having some pretty spir-
tied times down our way, hut things have
quieted down to some extent now, much
to the qualification Of all the people,"
we have a fine Senator In tho Hon,
Lee s. Overman,a said Colonel John s.
Cunningham. of North Carolina, at Muir
PHYS last night, ut was q great battle.
hut 1t resulted In the choice OF man
OF whose record all North Carolina will be
proud"
Colonel Robert Catlett. OF Rockbridge,
and Mayor A. a. Moss. Of Newport News,
We're among the prominent guests at Muir
phys last night
At Murphy's-J, A, Massey. d. IT, Jones,
a. a. Moss, Newport News, Edward VIII
son, James, Norfolls; James M. Goode,
Norfolk j. ]. cowhag, Alexandria.
Az New Ford's-Lewis Harvey, IT. a.
Emission, =. M Chumbley, Radford; ]. b,
Menefeo. Virginia, w. a. Land. Black
StSs'S'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07
Got Together,

The Conference Committee on the dis
agreeing votes Of tho House and Senate
In relation to the amendments In tho
Matthew's dog-law got together yester-
day afternoon and reached report
which will be made to the two Houses
to-day. #
It Is understood that each side made
some concessions and that the amend
ments agreed upon will not materially
alter tho bill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07
BABY GORILLA

Little Animal Reaches Bostock's and
Holds Reception To-Day.
Bostock's new guest, a real live gorilla
from the heart Of Africa, arrived yester-
day and will hold special reception for
gentlemen Of the press and the medical
fraternity this afternoon between IL and
o'clock.
This little animal IS the first baby GO
r.la ever seen in this country. 1t is a
great natural curiosity. These animals
are difficult to keep alive in this country,
since they are SO liable to pneumonia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07
Foreign Mission Board.

Tho regular monthly meeting of tho
Foreign Mission Board was held day or
two ngo Mt the office Of the board
The Rev, II. A. Jackson appeared be-
fore the body ana made Il short talk,
Mr.. Jackson will leave shortly with his
bride to take UP mission work in Brazil,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07
BeuIah School,

The roll Of honor Of Beulah school is
as follows
Claire Allard, 4: Abraham Bailey, 2; Ar
thur Hutchinson. s.. George schurm, /;
Matte Winbauer. s: Josie Wlnbauer. 1e;
Goldle Bailey, 8: Ollie Bailey, 6; Mamie
Batkins. 3; Mamie Hutchson, 10: Grace
Hughes. 2; Jennie Hornby. 2; Merlio per-
kins. II: Bette Perkins, 6; Hazel schurn,.
Z. Dorothy Bauer. teacher.
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SCHOOL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Discussion of School Buildings and
Equipment.
(By Associated Press. y

(By Associated Press.)
GAINESVILLE, FLA. February g.
The morning session Of the Convention
Of County Superintendent OF Public IN
structlon and General Educational Board
was nsumed in the discussion Of school
building and equipment. The afternoon
session was devoted to negro education,
and how 1t should be conducted. After
O'Clock the visitors were rendered drive
through Gainesville and the nearby coun-
try.
Professor Bucholtz and DR.. Buttricl,
OF tho General Educational Board, adj
dressed the convention ut night on gem
eral educa ton, after which the convention
adjourned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07
BY H A. McCurdy.
Real Estate Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
TIE INTEREST OFT. sAM1rEr, 1Evv7ss
IN PREM1SES NO.. COG N. ST. JAMES
STREET, BETvWEENS CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS

In execution Of the provision Of GER
tan. "a t deed = OF trust from 7. Samuel Lewis
undersigned will offer for sale. upon the
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1903.
at P. NJ. the Interest Of said II. Samuel
Lewis under the will Of Thomas II. Lewis.
deceased. In the two-story brick dwelling
particulars OF the interest to be sold can
he had either from the undersigned or
TERMS-Cash. N
81 R POLLARD, Jr.,
Trustee.
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Thine seems
most untin1ely
when he brings

Woul0u 70 INC turn
of life. Life 10 or
should be at its 49,
ripest and best for ZAll
her, and SHE APP IT.
proaches this chang hs
with dread Of IT'S effect born of her
knowledge Of the sufferings OF other
women ut this season.
There is not the slightest cause for
fear or anxiety at this period if DR..
Pierce's Fayorite Prescription Is used,
! Il gives health Of body and chcerfulness
OF mind, and by It's aid the pains and
pangs OF this critical period are pre-.
vented or cured.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is
wotnan's medicine with wond erful
record Of cures Of womaniy diseases.
Diseases that all other medicines Had
failed to cure, have been perfectly and
permanently cured by the use Of ia.
vorite Prescription.n 81
NJ feel It my duty 70 write you as have
medcine. says Mrs Lizzie A. Bowa is Of Kew Kew
AIKEN four bote. 81 Pavo7te P2es 'e i igs
Ssas ssas e sd de hi Of M
such pains IN my head and IN the back Of my neck
that thought fwouid lose my mind Now can
work svery day; ,eeon,9,end Favorte Pre-:
q change Of life. It Is the best medicine
HFavorite Prescription y has the testi.
mony OF Thousands Ct women to its
complete cure of womanly diseases.
Do not accept an unknown and un.
proved substitute in its place.
Keep the bowels healthy BY the t1ne1v
use OF Or. Plerce's Pleasant Pellets.
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By The Valentine Auction Co.
Auctioneera :

~
n BCErvER's sALB OF THE ENTIRE
y STOCK OF DRY GOODS. NomoNs
BLANKETS. QUILTS, SHOES. HOS.
Terry. UNDERWEAR, 1ACEs. srIIRr
WAISTS. JACKETS. SHIRTS COLLARaj
AND CUFFS. FURNISHINGS. Erc1
IRON SAFE. OFFICE DESK. SHOW.
CASES. COUNTERS. WINDOW Frx-
TURES, COUNTER STOOLS, ETC. ann
THE UNEXPIRyD LEASE BOOK Ac.
COUNTS AND GOOD WILL OF RAY
NJ. H1RSHBERG. BANKRUPT. NO, 1b4a
EAST MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. va
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 11rH.
AT u;so O'CLOCK. AS A WHOLE
In pursuance Of an order entered on the
4th day Of February. 1908. In the District
District Of Virginia In the matter Of Ray
M III, H1irshberg. bankrupt, viii sell It
PpoI Mird sSIhetion. at the store Of said Ray
street lrS RicSg ob nankrupt No 154s p Main
MoRNlNa FGB 1873 M " II 90 s1oa
tae entire large and well-selected stock
cts. Quilts. Ladies' Dress Goods. under-
Misses and Gh!ldren's Shoes: collars i and
HIS haa ass RBEs 1a Sspkn5 Lag Ga
Table Clothes, Ribbons. Corsets, Umbrel.
las. Gloves. Jewelry, Handk erchiefs.
Store Fixtures, Iron Safe, onicet Desk.
Awning. Counter Stools, Window FiS.
lures, etc.; the unexpired Lease Book
ACCOUNTS and Good Win.
he stock OF Merchandise Is we'll "a.
lected. fresh and desirable, usually car.
ried BY first-class retail dry goods store
Sale to be made as a whole,s subject Il
confirmation of the court - =
TERMS-Cash. at Isl
MELVIN F,LEGENHE1MER,
mi, Receiyer.--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07
MEETINGS,

,,,n,an Richmond, Va, Feb, 2. 1903.
the Stockholders OF the fVIRGINIA HOT
y SPRINGS COMPANY, for the purpose
OF electing Directors and for the trans-i
action OF such other business as may
be held Mt the office Of the Company,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway General
Office Bu MI II the city OF Richmond.
ut ~ o'clock NJ. The transfer books Will
be closed on Monday. February 10. 1908.
Ct M; and remain closed until mt 10
A. rREVvEs'rf, secretafy.