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The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-27
VALUE OF PEDIGREES.
To Obtain Rest Results In Breeding
PediRrees Must he Studied
IntellfGently.

Only by the intelligent use of the
knowledge of pedigrees have the best
results in breeding been obtained,
and vet nothing has been attended
with such disastrous results as the
pedigree craze. It seems quite inn
possible for the average breeder to
know just how far to go with the use
of the pe1igree.
He learns to study pedigree so as
to derive the in Information he wants in
regard to what it means, and to note
the effect of blood lines in crossing,
and to determine what might reason
ably be expected from an animal after
the proper study Of it's ancestors.
Having attained some little success
along this line, a breeder is almost
sure to become intoxicated with the
pedigree craze, and then comes the
disaster, both in a financial way and
in the breeding results.
No man ever yet made success
who bred for pedigree alone; and, on
the other hand, no man has ever made
a permanent success who disregarded
it. A pedigree should be valuable for
the purpose of showing the comming-
ling of the blood which produces Ger
tain results.
A well posted breeder soon learns
that certain families have peculiar
characteristics, and he may desire
just those characteristics, or he may
desire equally to avoid them. 1t is
unfortunate, however, that the study
of pedigree frequently leads to the
use of an animal simply because it is
well-bred. In no way is it more pos
sible to perpetuate certain undesira-
BILE qualities than by the use of we'll
bred, or so-called well-bred scrubs. A
thorough knowledge of families will
enable a breeder to foresee certain re-
suits of development in an animal
that is of great. advantage in deter
mining its value--Midland Farmer.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-27
FARMER AND PLANTER.
THOROUGH WORK THAT PAYS.
Concentrated Effort ON q Few Acres
Better Than Slipshod Meth
DDS ON Many.

In every business or industry it is
the quality of the work that gives the
worker profits and q name that in
sures success. Where the writer
lived many years ago, when home
made chairs were almost the only
kind in use, there was one good old
man who made better chairs than
anybody in that section. Those who
wanted chairs always went to Father
Armour" first. He always had all the
work he could do, and people were
glad to pay him half a dollar more
each for chairs than others charged
for similar goods. A chair is now in
use in Navarro county, that Father
Armour made more than so years ago.
It is in good condition except that the
legs are worn down about five inches.
Good work is the key to success in
any calling. Even in farming, and
that embraces many branches often
pursued separately, it is good, thor
ough work that pays. A neighbor OF
the writer had a field of so acres. He
cut it down to 25 acres and used all
the rails that previously fenced the
so to make an extra good fence
around the 25. BY thorough cultiva-
tion and heavy fertilizing he pros
pered beyond any man in the neigh
borhood. This land would yield usual
ly between Is to 20 bushels of corn.
and half bale of cotton per acre.
He made year after year 20 to 80
bushels and a bale to bale and a
quarter per acre. He also grew
fruit, vegetables and special crops,
and his 25 acres was veritable gar
den. He was a strong, able-bodied
man and had two sons able to do
mems work, and they could have cu1-
tivated, as was usually done, IS acres,
but they made far more from the %
acres than they could have made
from any greater area.-Texas Farm
and Ranch.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-27

and learn how it can be done.
A. A. Boyce, a farmer living thres
and q half miles from Trenton, Mo-,
says: IA severe cold settled In my
kidneys and developed so quickly that
was obliged to lay of work on account
Of the aching in my back and sides.
For a time I was unable to walk at all
and every makeshift tried and all the
medicine took had not the slightest
effect. My back continued to grow
weaker until I was unfit for anything.
Mrs. Boyce noticed Doan's Kidney Pills
advertised rs q sure-cure for just suct
conditions and one day when in Tren'
ton she brought box home from
Chas. A. Fosters drug store. I followed
the directions carefully when taking
them and must say was more thar
surprised and much more gratifed to
notice the backache disappearing
gradually until II finally stopped"
A FREE TRIAL Of this great kidney
medicine which cured Mr.. Boyce will
sbe mailed on application to any part
Of the United States. Address Foster
Milburn Co, Buffalo, N. Y. For sale D
Ill druggists, price 50 cents per box.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-27
The Bacon HOG.

Many breeders of hogs and profes
sors of animal husbandary believe
that the hog men of the corn belt can
profitably breed bacon hogs, that is,
a lengthy, rangy animal with a large
percentage of side meat, in which the
fat and lean are well distributed.
That these hogs can be raised in the
United States no one denies. If an
animal of the proper conformity is
chosen and this animal is fed peas
beans, barley, oats, shorts, ETC., a
first class bacon hog can be secured.
The vital point, however, is whether
or not hog raising and feeding such
animals will be more profitable than
the production Of the hogs now re-
ceived at all the principle market
points in the central west.-Midland
Farmer.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-27
Uses OF Cotton OIL.

An eminent authority states that
the world is eating about 10000, 900
pounds of American cotton oil annu-
ally. The exports from this country
amount to about 25o,O0o,oo0 pounds
each year, leaving 5oo,ooo,ooo pounds
for domestic consumption in the form
of compound lard, oleomargarine,
salad oils and dressings and other ar
ticles of food into which go the
products of the oil mills. This does
not take into consideration the fer
tilizing value of the cotton seed from
which the crude oil has been ex-
pressed and the cotton seed meal,
which has been sold as high as $2s
per ton for stock feeding. And not a
great many years ago cotton seed
was generally regarded as an almost
worthless product.-Farm and Ranch.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-27
EarthwOrms Are Valuable.

Earthworms are valuable aids to
the farmer, as they work over a good
deal of soil. Every time a worm is
driven by dry weather, or any other
cause, to descend deep, it brings to
the surface, when it empties the con-
tents of its body, a few particles of
fresh earth. At the same time it fer
tilizes the subsoil by opening up pas
sages, which enable the roots Of
plants to penetrate deeper, these pas
sages being lined with excreted mat
ter, which provides a store of nour-
ishment for the roots. On meadow
land Darwin found these worm-casts
to amount annually to IS tons an
acre, and on good arabic land to
about ten tons.-Midland Farmer.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-27
HERE AND THERE.

1t is not necessary that eggs
for Matching should be kept at a tenn
perature of IS degrees and should be
turned one-quarter over every day"
There is no sense in complicating the
chicken business with nonsense.
Owing to the backward season,
most farmers are considerably behind
in their work. Don't get discouraged,
do your best and all will come out
we'll.
There is no kind of stock that
will bring up worn-out land like
sheep, and at the same time will
bring in a good return to the owner.
Keep a good flock Of sheep, and give
your worn-out land,yoursef and your
family rest.
1T is said that the strawberry
crop of this country averages in
cash value $90,o00,o0o annually. In in
direct value in promoting health, saw
ing doctor bills and impairment of
health by dosing with drugs, the
strawberry crop is worth much more.
SCOT from chimney where wood
is burned is just the thing to dust
over the young tomato and cabbage
plants, that are being devoured by
the flea beetle. Apply when the dew
is ON the leaves. Working the soil
frequently also helps to drive away
the pests.
The papers inform us that Texas
Angora goat raisers have organized
company for the purpose Of estab-
fishing an Angora goat packery in
Kansas City. The concern will have
all necessary facilities for utilizing
all the waste from the carcasses, and
| especially for tanning the skins and
making them into robes and rugs.
The majority Of farmers consider
| oats a dangerous feed for chickens.
| The sharp points sometimes pierece
the lining of the chickens crop, thus
producing q severe inflammation, MS
ually resulting in death. There u
more danger when the fowls are nj
lowed to gorge themselves than when
given limited quantity.
The modern wire-fence il a de-
cided improvement on all kinds Of
fence. The wire fences Of today arc
1 made hog-proof, bull-strong, horse
high, hen-tight, sageless, rustless,
rotless, weedless, sbugless, b<nshless.
insecf1ess, arfisfic and pleasing in ap
pearance, and abolutely perfect in the
function Of fencing in Or ont 1t the
least possible cost and with the great
est degree Of security.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-27
THEY'LL HAVE TO TRY AGAIN.
The Texas Boil weevil Extermineting
Reward Act Will Have to Be
RemOdeled.

Entomologists and others, are max
ing sport of the Texas legislature for
appropriating $4,000 as a reward for
any person who will discover a meth
cd for exterminating boil weevils.
There is good ground for criticism of
this act for the reason that it is pal
pably impossible for any person or
persons to earn the reward, though
there may be hundreds of claimants,
none of whom can by any possibility
establish a valid claim. The reward.
remember, is not for exterminating
the weevilsi on an acre, or in a garden,
farm, Justices precinct or even a
county, but for discriminating the
bolt weevil." No human agency has
yet been able to exterminate any in
sect that has become numerous and
naturalized. Natural causes may ban
ish them from q locality, and may in
the course of centuries exterminate
entire families Of insects, but for
human effort to directly accomplish
such q result would require the pro-
longed and active effort of every man
woman and child in NIL the infested
district, which would be manifestly
impossible. # by. means. of the inven,
ton all the weevils had disappeared
from one entire county, and q single
pair should be known to exist hun
dreds Of miles away, the weevilt
would not be externinated. II Il ab
solutely inconceiEable TINT every boil
weevl an earth, pr even in Texas car
b exierm1nated, except by some
shapge II natural csnditIons inlmical
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-27
A Cure for Drousv.

Sedgwick, Ark, June 22d.-Mr. w. 80.
Taylor Of this place says:
my little boy had Dropsy. Two doc
tors.the best in this part Of the country
told me he would never get better, and
said they were rig ut: His feet and limbs
were swollen SO that he could not walk
nor put on his shoes.
when the doctors told me he would
surely die. I stopped giving him their med
ieine Sin and began giving him Dodd'a Kidney
the end Of eight days the swelling was all
gone, but as wanted to be sure, I kept on
with the pills for some time, gradually re-
ducing the quantity, till finally stopped
altogether.
...Dodd's Kidney Pills certainly saved my
child's life. Before using them he was
helpless invalid in his mothers arms
from morning tin night. Now he 10 .
healthy, happy child, running and dancing
and singing. can never express our
gratitude.
"Dodd's Kidney Pills entirely cured our
boy after everybody, doctors and all, had
given him up to die"
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-27
CHEAP TO COLORADO
The D0rlinGton's Cheap Rates for q Sun
unAp 0mtfn~

The Burlington's Cheap Rates for . 0um-
msf Outing.
Take your vocation in Colorado. Re-
markably cheap daily tourist rates after
Juno LIST, and from July 7st to oh round
trip rates are less than half.
CHEAP TO MINNESOTA.
To this beautiful summer region daily
low tourist rates Of approximately one fare,
plus $2 90 round trip.
CHAP TO CALIFORNIA.
Special half rates round trip to California,
July 1st to 10Th. Low round trip rates
less than one fare from August 1st to 18th.
Write me describing proposed route. L.
W. WAKELET, G. p. A., Burlington Route,
604 Pine Street, St. Louis, Mo.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-27

So It Did-Markley-"See here, you had
the nerve to recommend these goode q
the finest in the market" Tailor-"Wel: -
Markley-"Wen, I've only had this suit q
week and look how rusty it is." Tailor
"Ah, you will recall told you the goods
would wear like iron. Press>
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-27
IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE.

People in
every walkof
life have bad
backs Kid
n e y 8 e O
rong and
the back be-
gins to ache.
Cure sick kid
q eJs q n d
b a ck a ch e
quickly dis
up p e q r 9
r ad this
testim on Y
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-27
A Ba9 OF Gold

has immeasurable attraction for anyone.
Let us send you attractive katy" pub
lications which will interest you. The
Golden Square," "Timely Topics" "Old
Address, KATY" SIP Wai7wright Bldg.
St. Louis Mo.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-27

Margaret, think you cheaper yourseH
by going % much to the theater with Mr..
fGne % making ne Ssy.eif very o. e*
Lampoon.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-27

Not His Affair.-"How did you account
asked the professor. well, answered the
young man who 10 always at loss, Il sup:
pose the earth had to rotate on something.
-WaahipRtQp Star.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-27

I am sure Piso's Cure for Consumption
saved my life three years ago.-Mrs. Thos.
Robbins, Norwich, N. Y, Feb. Ii, 1900.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-27

Many . true word is spoken in jest, and
earnest.-Chicago Journal.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-27
Doctors Are So 11odest.

Doctors Are So ldodest.
Agent Doctor, can I get your ad. foe
The Weekly Boomer3
Doctor-Certainly not, sir! Don't you
70 advertise! But you may interview mo
ON some scientific subject, two columns,
payment in advance.-Stray Stories.
To Cure q Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money if it fails to cure. 25c.
A belief that the race il not always to
the swift no doubt accounts for the wide
spread confidence in tips.-Puck.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-27

Honest labor is said to be q good rem
edy for bad luck.-Chicago Daily Newu.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-27

lt Cures whlle You walk.
Aliens Foot-E Ease il certain cure for bel,
sweating, callus, and swollen, aching feet.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 25c. Don't &C.
cept any substitute. Trial package FREE.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. 7.
&. - "a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-09

mango eatelie Sjale, for Wlenigbepen
c9 for bele Del omfatteaoe 4i5iionsz
a~rftiOe. ION lager for os paa Belt
tpiten. life minoit for Misfionsar6cj
Get i San 5rancisto.
Ut en- 8egn fra oct 9eie faobe oqoet
6ieyierue. at @oi96eoens Sol - Col
gataiclen, Gopee 7tinr:t ino / Sialeae
cg opnammst aarlig6eoen til 5erreas
Saa ret bite ogiaa bet runo6au1oeOe
Offer. Der bleo td9t paa 5errens Bis
iionsdlter pm Sen6agen.
ga, LAP mig Der / oeaae 6or6inoetIe
uotale: 6oor unoerlig ian eog SUB
peliigne - Den paa bette enc 8iltaar
- fun Seiu5 ital pqre ben enc
itore blanot os. 6bor oea 3ene
IlGar i9ennem pda uqe pore Ule0er,
WisiiousmgDer, &reosm9ber co Qarss
r1poer for life at tale ON oQe andre
Slags WsDer, ION 6Oloes blan0t os
SumfunosDenner, LAB os mRrte rs
BETTE gruncigt.
Smiolertio, 6erren co @snnerne /
Gaiton o9 5ilrejienoe andre SteOer fra
itaI BABE biertelig Sat for De iteane
8reOsmpoeoage, iom ri tilbragte meO
bperonore.
8. Selma. Ogiaa Der pua benz
ne Ggn, en- Is a 20 U2il fra Guiton,
er en- Del DANTE b~oiiboenoe. Ser 6anoe
ieg ben Iarlige@l9be at bile paa GAM
lie 9enner bddbe fra 8eresiorb, Sp.
Dat. og Council 9luTs, Soma. WBs
oct Der bar en- 6orti9ttelle at &reoss
mstet / Gaiton.
Ogiua Der tilbro9t. Ri ct Oar bpgs
aeli9e, frustbare og oeIii9nsliesri9e
Gage peo Sang, 3at, gsn, pr9oifes
ner. 5oreorag cg Samtdle, Der uoen
3oipl pil e%fterlaos fig gooe 8irtniager
/ o.nne mere 8irtlomheo. Yirtioms
6eten Der epes al 9dItor g. Rasmnsz
len. Ogiaa Der lagoes en- rig 8dpe
til 6errsns Wisiion. 6erren peIfigne
0e1nerue Gelmd.
G6ortiattes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-09
acknowledgements.

9st rar Qtdrets IioIte Dag Camper
ne par tanote, 5omfruen tom IND meO
gdften, 6oorpda Snltetsiet % adqerne
preientereoe iig. 2ue to9 YlaOs on
firing goroet, bpor Mo'rmo'r aIereOe
Ioo ! i'm eQen betoemme Stol. Mams
ma iaa paa alotten; ben par mart 8,
% MI manqleoe ri Blot Setter SIRE
oerif. cen tbeoloaiiie 8unOioat.
Rigtigaot 5aooe hi Mo'rmo'r bldnot
3 beer 8aq, men oeO aae tore 9ejz
fiber iputss Ri bog. at BET bar no9et
i9rliQ 6ejtioeli9t, naar bun, zen islp=
6oareoe, praIioereOe Iom Der 0tons
Ming, 6Dem hi aGs elIteoe pg 9reoe.
) Dag ipntes bun at pare / iGroeles
goot 6umer; iom IaoOaalig talte bun
fun liot, foroi BET trptteoe 6enoe at tale
meget; men aIigepel ldd Der / benoes
uotrDt aogst %uiGOoanlig glao og for
neiet, ION life unogit Dor Opm9rts
Iombe0.
0a Mamma bentpoeoe Gertil. bare
De Mo'rmo'r: ga, nit f9re Barn, jeg
sr b~irieli9 9lao / Dag; lei bet er
eg:ntlig. iproi jeg gIGoer mig til /
Morgsn; tbi iaa faar Ri Rptaarstele@
gram fra Mdnne. 9u peo, at ban
itreo / bet iibite 9reo, at ban alotfen
II Nptaarsoften oiloe brittle Dor Staal
og t9nts pad os aae Iammen, lite minolt
poa gamle, fore. Ieoe Wo'rmo'r. Sig
benbe BET, Itoo Der 10 / 8reOet, lite
ioaot? Og ida Diloe ban itrdts teles
grufere. Moaife far Ri bet aaereoe
oeo 5rotoiten / Mor9en."
oSu, i~tattels 0ren9", iagoe Mdms
ma. ioet Der git en- Stp9ge al 4loor
ober benoes Qniigt, oieg bar pirtelig
1T, BAIT BAN uee at mine 5anter bele
8a9en. Oct er mig Iaa unoerligt,
naar jeg tanter pad, at min egenOren9
iibber langt botte / Sapun, madite ale
ne, for fsrite Sang / fulb alpor langt
borie fra 5eOreldnb os 9iem,"
Manne baOo. nemlis fact en- for
be!ugtig plaos / Yotobdmmd og baps
De / Sinoe at etablere Jig Der.
ga ia, nit Barn, iaaoe Mo'rmo'r,
,jsg TENDER zen Sla9s; men ban er,
euoitsloO, en- raft Gut, og gobt Sems
Der er Der / BAN. Gro ou mig, ban
tlarer Zig NOT. Og eniom er ban III
tert helsr life / often; ieg er ois pad,
ban er Dos lin principal. so iaa faar
hi Telegram / Worgen."
ga, LAB rs baabe Bet, la9be Mams
ma. SUN iagoe life mere; men benbes
Ylit tilfsieoe: oom aft itaa pel til"
8i foritoo bet alleiammen og t9ntte
paa pappa. iom oeoe iaa pluoIe.i9t
for fire 4ar iiosn. Stemningen bar
meo ct bleoen aloorlig.
s bet famine ringeoe bet paa
0ertlotten.
oNua, Der fommer 6reoerit",
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-09

- 49,
BET 9laoeoe 6enoe, at no9et reo IS I'd
Al Oea olOorlige Stem1ing.
st telegram til 6ruen1, fasoe
SOmfruen.
o9il mig - gu? = Bar tet
life a%anoieaten4, Ipursts Mamma,iost
fun 6arttl tOittsreos, brpo 3elegrdms
met % laf.e bet.
o9}en 6Dao er 0et2 - qd, la0 mig
Il, rda6te jea; t6i Der bar oa ct be
innoetligt llotrQt / Mammus QnTigt
= life Urn, men cen 6pjefta @raO al
5%Oranoring.
,0et er 10 umuligt - bpaO ifol
bet Deg betpoe", idgoe Mdmma.
oMaen iaa lGs oa". l60 bet fra
o8 aQe Ipm en-.
uSa, ber bore, bet er 10 rent I'D
umuligt", og Mamma laite. SOTO
6oma, /. San. Is. 81. 10 5orm. 6ru
Salt, Sturegatan, Stoct6olm. 2ige
MI Oruttet Mammas, Mo'rmo'rS og
oles Sfaal. @leoelist 9ptaar. Manz
me-" oOg MI bar ri alotfen otte often
Den 81. Dec. Get mac bRre Speg."
On meget ouarlig Sps5". iagoe
Mo'rmo'r. Oct bar tpoeli9t, at bun
par en- lille Smule forn9rmet.
- Neb Stam at iige, bar bet life
mig. ben l9roe STUDENT pad treble
Par, Iom fanbt Rsglen til @aaoen.
men min pngre 8rooer, Der enOnu lite
baoOe taget Stuoenteretfdmen.
pa, begriber 5 lite BET, iu9oe
9ertel, bet er 10 fart, at Iad ldn9t
mob gIt Iom / Sapan blioer bet Worz
gen langt fer Der. Oct er oerfor, at
3%e!egrammet ontommer, fer bet er al
ienot."
- ga, naturli9Ois. Oct bar So
tum6us' 939.
- Bet fob Itrats fart for os alez
iammen, bet bill iige meo llnota9elie at
Wto'rmo'r, % Ri bar dqe belt forum
prebe ober, at man Ida let fan glenn
me, 6bao man Iaa belt Del peo. 8i tog
Gortet frem % beregaeoe 5ioen efter
Q9n9oegraoerne. So, 9anite piIt! Naar
man / Sapdn bar /. San. 81 II, 10
Rat, lac bar man Der bOs os 81. Dee.
omtrent ST. A Gfterm6. Saaleoes bar
Der ilet Inlet m9rteligt /. at Mdnne
teleqrdferece /. San, rg Ri buooe Seles
qrammet 81. Dec. / BET foregdaenoe
Mar.
- Men Mo'rmo'r par ubeo9gelig.
Del oeo jeg," Iagoe bun, lat
pe bitter paa m%ertp9roige Ting, iom
oi life 6uooe / min 5io; men at be
ifulDe tunne lape bet iaaoant, at no9et
antommer, for bet er af1enot, bet Ital
Tua mig til at fro; bet er 10
rent I'D umu,igt; prop life pou at Billie
mig Den Clogs Sing inO. 0rengen
bar iDates, at Ri ItuIoe babe telegram
met aQereoe i often, bet er Sd9ea, og
bcQer life er ie9 preo pua BAN for bet.
Wen ban funoe bape laoet p9re meo at
tale Il Ianc6eO o9 idgt rent uo, at ban
aQersoe bar oruttet Staalen og bate
ret 5%elegrammet / Morgen / Stecet
for / Dag. Oct li9ner BAN life, og
BET or Del, jeg life Ipnes om.
,Men, tareIte Mo'rmo'r", ia9oe
je9, ,naar man Ienoer ct Telegram,
iaa er bet 5%elegrafIten, Der fBjer 0az
toen til"
.qa, bet tai oare npaet Maifepi
mellcm BAN og Manne", inopenote
Wo'rmo'r.
Oct er 10 umuli9t", Iagoe Ser
tcl; bet itulbe be andre mart opodge,
iaa fit 3elegrafiiten fin qtfIteo. Nej,
fore Mo'rmo,r, bet er albeles nuturs
ligt og tommer al, at Soroen 9uar
runot."
Seq tror, bet ~9our runbt" bit
anaat," IugOe MO'rmO'r. 9un
iDntcS MI o%irtelig at blipe liot preo
pad gertel. yOm ou tager Ell SIGoe
% terer Der fra Sturegatan og ub til
aarl6erg ,maaIte ou iaa tOmmer oeruo,
ier ou tsrer berfra = bpab?"
- .Nei, MO'rmo'r; men bet 9uor
he0pr life inn hurtinf men en- i6eit iom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-09

for os og bar pp6prt at bore Ct lez
Denoe @tsempel."
Men 6ois 5, Inn leisr bette, er
Taa lptteIige at BABE en- iplobaaret,
elItelig Mo'rno'r i6lanot eoer, MATTE
Taa 8ertel8 Orb netop 9alOe benoe CO
ffante 6enOe ct ri9tig 9laOeligt 4ntz
ddr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07
TOMORROW (AIoNDAD MORNING.
=. JUNE eth,

we will sell at our ware-rooms. No: 6l2
East Broad Street. beginning 1890 o'clock.
Il dozen and String Brooms. Oh rank
and Measures. with about 70 gallons OH,
Counter and Shelving. showcases. Coun-
Ter Scales. ice Box, Groceries such II as
let and Laundry Soaps. Tobacco, Lye.
Spice, Canned Tongue. Baked Beans.
Ham. Corn. Peas. Backing, Tomato Cat
sup, 100 Battles Vinegar. CIDER and Wine.
and other Groceries: also one Simplex
Brooder and Incubator combined, lbO egg
capacity; Is Good Bedsteads. Chamber
suits. Sideboards. ParIor Furniture. Ex-
tension Tables. Mirrors. Pictures and En-
cravings, Wardrobss. Porueres. Gas
Range. Refrigerators. Office Chairs and
o ton numerous lneusJ to mention. :
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
r. S.-We have on private sale one
fine Old Antique 'Mahogany Chest OF
Drawers. 6 Antique Chairs, 3 Gold Leaf
Pier Mirrors. silver Backs. Handsome
Gold Leaf Silver Back Mantel Mirrors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07
AS surviving executor Of the late


AS surviving executor OF the late A.
W. Shields. will sell by public auc-
ton. In front OF Henrlco County Court.
house. on MONDAY. JUNE 8. 1903 that
Henrico County Court. at / o'clock p,
NJ. the property above referred TO- con-
tanning co "a acres OF nice land. with fair
improvements. consisting Of dwelling,
Kitchen stable &c. This property would
make a good home and doubtless It VIII
prove good speculative holding. The
Is quite comfortable though plain: one
side OF the land In hordered by good
live stream. and, altogether. the place Is
we'll ~atered. For further particulars
and to inspect n plat of the property
see the auctioneer.
TERMS-One-third cash and the bal
ance at one and two years for notes with
interest added and secured by a deed OF
trust: or all cash. at the option OF the
purchaser. n. w. BOWE.
ids. Surviving Executor.