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The Washington times., 1903-02-26
Conscience Fund Contribution.

Treasurer Roberts yesterday received
from an unknown source In Philadelphia
the sum OF $500. which is dedicated to
the conscience fund.
The Washington times., 1903-02-26
P. R. R. Stories contradicted.

Pennsylvania Railroad officials yester-
day contradieted three separate stories
OF proposed improvements and extern
sions. These we're the building OF a
four-track bridge across the Susque-
hanna at Perryville. the building Of a
proposed belt line in Baltimore, and the
extension of its line farther into the
anthracite coal regions. with the aequi-
sition OF additional anthracite coal
lands Each OF these stories was a5so-
lutely denied.
The Washington times., 1903-02-26
Flowers of a Bureau Chief.

J. T. Metcalf, chief OF the money or
der bureau yesterday celebrated his
ffty-eighth birthday. The employees OF
The Washington times., 1903-02-26
Postmasters Appointed.

I>onnie A. Cummins has been appointed
postmaster at Basham. Floyd county
Va
The Washington times., 1903-02-26

ham Co. Va. writes your son contracted
deep cold about the FIRST Of July. 1899. and had
terrible cough We called doctor and he pro
nounccd II irritation OF the bronchial tubes witk
asthmatic trouble and he informed me that nv
son was liable to die at any time He told ma
that II We could keep the bronchial tubes open,
he p7sght cure him. but aftcr treating him several
weeks and my son growing worse all the time,
concluded to Try Dr.. Picrcc's Golden Medical
Discovery and Pleasant Pellets I had seen
several almost miraculous cures brought about
by the use OF these medicines, and of course
had wonderful faith in them. He used three
bottles Of Golden Medical Discovery at horue
and one vial Of the Pciicss' and was then well
enough to 60 TO West Virginia. taking a supply
with him am Just IN receipt Of a letter from
hifn from which quote am zge1 esd hayzJ
and zcfff'sg seyJ feafy'S
The Common Sense Medical Adviser,
zoos large pages IS sent free on receipt of
stamps to pay expense of mailing only.
Send 81 One-cent stamps for the cloth
bound volume or only II stamps for the
book IN paper covers Address DR.. r.
V. Pierce, Buffalo. n. Y.
The Washington times., 1903-02-26

LII IF YOU NEED GOOD HELP
USE TINES WANT ADS-ONE
CESST WORN
The Washington times., 1903-02-26

the sign OF consuu
loss of flesh. On
the other hand, a
gain In flesh Is a
sure sign that vast
ing diseases are be-
ing cured.
Enaciated peo-
pie with obstinate
coughs $. bleeding
lungs, night-sweats
and weakness, have
been perfectly
cured by the use OF
Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery.
The several steps
of the cure were re-
corded in ounces
and pounds of in
creasing weight.
When there is gain
in flesh the wasting
disease is being
surely cured.
Mr. Will II. Whitrnire,
of Arktop. Rocking
The Washington times., 1903-02-26

ERIDAY-(d) At y m for the AZORES ISL
ANDS per s. s. New En-land. from Boston
(e) At 6-0j p. m for EUROPE, pc. s. E
Etruria. from New York. via Queenstown
Co Al II -25 p m for BELGIUM direct. per
$ KrOOnland. from New York Nal must
be directed Per g. $. krooniand.
(c) At les D. m for scotland direct per
s. s. Furnessia from New York Mail uust be
directed per 8. s. Furnessia."
Cc) At Il Is D. m for DENMARK direct.
per e 5. Hekla. from New York Nall must be
directed per g. g Hekla."
PRINTED NATTER ETC.-This steamer
takes Printed Matter. C0muercial Papers. and
Samples for GERMANY only. The same class
o. mail matter for other parts 81 EUROPE viii
not be sent by this ship unless specially d.
rcctcd bv her
The Washington times., 1903-02-26
FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON, d. c. POSTOFFTCB NOTICE
should be read daily. as changes may occur
at any time
FOREIGN NAILS dispatched 10 the ports
o. sailing daily and the schedule Of closrrCs ~
arranged on the presumption Of their uninter-
rlpted overland transit For the week ending
February IS 1903. the last connecting closes
yin be made from the MAIS OFFICE as toll
lows.
The Washington times., 1903-02-26
Mails for South and Central America.
West Indies, Etc.

THURSDAY-Cc) At II-25 p. m for INsCUA
and HAITI per s. s. F1andria from New York
Co AT 1i.25 D m for LEW ARD and WIND
Tar At T-I5 D. m for CEARA and MARAS-
HAM per s. s Gr2ngcnse. from New York
Mall for other parts Of BRAZIL must be directed
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-09

@rubeulptten | @anna, @pomius,
for noset ouer en- l1se fben, antases MI
at uere enbos ftprre, enb man ferit au'
tos. Man befrpstebe Slutntnsen al
fife 11ae, at ber uil bltpe oper 300 bpbe.
DIN be lite bpbe ueo Gtsplof7onen euer
frats efter, maatte be aliseuel inart
omtomme, ba man lite tunbe naa benz.
Gnbel af benz, ion. man tunbe naa, pa.
bIeuen sanite uanu,tttse oe tiempebe
mob benz, fom tom forat rebbe benz.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-09

5 Dasblabeue opIpies, at tiItrobs
for, at Eprtiet benaster bet, forti letter
bet at fau,le Eropper af aqe @aabenar.
ter paa @ranbien af Bulaarien. Gpr,
tiets Befrebelier paa at Riule bisIe
Rienbssjerntnser tpber paa, at bet lite
u,ener bet opristist meb bet purise
europa men ipser at lebe Stormasterne
paa @tlbipor, foresiuenoe, at Eroppern.
bebpues forat bolbe l1roftifterne I Aue.
fra andre &anter beber bet, at Sri,
gen tan ubbrgbe naariombelf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-09

Paa fere 9teber / Diteu uar 8ar'
men iaa itert fife Ecrsoas, at enbel
Meunelfer bpoe, os iomme falbt ON
uben at bs. 5 Nem Dort bsbe fire
Perioner. 2puet Nos neb paa flere
Steber. @enere t l1sen bleu bet enbnu
parmere, % @bicaso bpbe 1ere Per'
loner.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-09

Ser ifer iaa mango ulptfer ueb Babs
ming, at bet ipnes. iom om man burbe
pue ben al1eritorite Torit9ti9beb. @n
% Mar 9ammel Rone orutneoe ueb
Baonins Nice 2ate ner Brainerb for
no9le Dase iiben. 9enoes fire Bprn
uar o9laa meb benbe, men bisie omtom
lite. 0enfes Napn par SO. Wtatenen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-09

Gier6e asfiterenbe Yot ttueiter @ene:
raj 8rtffom / Balbtnston flyer, at IN:
gen ny 2anbpoifrute pil bliue oprettet,
meominore 100 Tamtlier bliuer betient
at ben. Dette tan maaife pere af Sn'
teresie for benz, TOM oenne G9u bar
beitrebt fig forat faa en- faaban @ute
oprettet, os Der er fere al benz ber
Nerbeben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-09

Statens Sunbbebs: @ommisfton bar
anla9t Sp9Smaal mob en- GARNER /
Renuille @ountp, forbi ban bar unblabt
at melbe, at ber er Smaatopper bans
6us. Ser bat ueret fem Eilfaloe, %
5p9bommen bar auerebe paret oper
fem Tiger.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-09
opt6ter t GpattSutlle, Sub.

~f$~SS$ S~WsSA~S$SS/ NJ$s~>
6uab ber bar foraariaset Oprpret
oplpies ttte, men fplsenbe mebbeles fra
neunte BY Snbiana ben 7be bs.:
v@fter fire Dases Oprprstilitanb oa
almtnbelt9 2oplpsbeb fob Der i9aaraftea
meQem en- Solbatertrop os en- meb 0aa>
ben foripnet Ppbel ct @las, buort ipu
8erioner blep brebte, % tiorten til tpue
bleu aluorlist iaarebe, mems flere tom
mtnbre t,lfabe.
Sra SCI. 7 isaormorses til TENT isaar:
aftes balseoe en- 6oItebob poa 1000
Manb frsm % t;lbase omtrtns 6ens=
ilet. @eb bette bolpt &ompa9ni u al
lite &esiment af Snbtanas Matiouals
sarbe iamt 100 Deputp>Sberifer gast.
Ppbelboben falbte @olbaterne os &ets:
betientene meo itpsse Naune os truee'
meo at brpbe inb Ten9Tet.
On1trins &l. bleu Goltebobea mere
urolis % presiebe fremouer mob Tens:
ret. l1ffplbise Eilftuere iulate efter
Rl. 10 par bet tlart, at tntet tunbe biu'
bre ct Mnsreb paa Tensllet.
9eberne bolot oa en- Bicycle trem fo'
fig iom ct Stiolb mob Soloaternes
8aionetter os ipste at trense fig freu
ueo Snbsunsen til en- Mqee. Rapt,
Blum gap ba Orbre til at fpre pao
Sprsrerne. @raopis matte ba bober
trette fig tilbase, mems @oloatern'
bruste baabe Baionetter os &olbet
PIubielis falbt en- af Oprprerns. 81
@olbat ibste at bragg bam til fig, men
fer ban tunbe siore iaa. bleu ban ouer
falbt al en- at Oprprerne. @tene BE-
apnbte nu at fpue giennem 2uften. @r
Solbat bleu truffen / 6opeoet es falbt
@n Nprprer bleu raaet neb meo en- @e
uertolbe, % berpaa bleu ct @tub af
fpret.
Mtnbit 800 Stub bleu affprebe bell
fra Tensielspinouerne, bells fra @ourt
bustrappen liseouerfor % Of Soloatern
/ @aben. Snsen ueb, buem ber affp
rebe bet fprite Stub. Soloaterne flyer
at bet uar Oprprerne, os bisie eil ift'
s'pe nesen Oplpsnins.
Stponin9en uareoe / Is Minutter
9oben bauoe ba truttet it9 tilbase, 0!
foran te feutt @5oloater laa ba be bob
% iaareoe. Der bertes @tri9 al
Smerte os 6rpst. s Diuiton @tree
laa en- Pise bpo me0em fin iorsbetpn'
seoe Tar os Mor. 9enbes Brpit ua'
bleuen ifubt pet meo en- 9a9llabnins,
Sun baube uaret ube % tiprt meb TIM
Torelbre, Der baube itanbiet, naar b
bprte Stpien.
@fterat Stponinsen par forbt. gar
&apt. Blum fpl9enoe Or6re: v6olt
ben Ppbel ttlbase; beFal bem at i1anble;
men itpo benz neo, buis be lite itanbler.
0i tan lite ueiette os for @ientasel1er.
Scr fori3qtte, men bolb for @uos
Stplb npte Ba9t."
Oprererne iamleoe fig lite taien men
fob I imaa &lpnser ber os Der ubitp=
benbe Grub ler.
v2ao os faa fat paa btsie - -
Moroere1 raabte en-.
.9feb meb benz, ffres en- anben.
vUreb bem~, raabte ct Snes andre.
Snben en- balu Cine uar bet blepet
iaauibt rolt9t, at man tunbe tu9e pare
paa be bsbe os iaarebe. Mf iaarebe
Solbater par Der fire, os bisie Bier
tasue tnb Ten9Tet.
@n Out bapbe faaet ct 9a9l sienneu1
Briiten o9 ltselebes siennem buer @el.
san sreb at Smerte.
@upernpren par ilbe tilmobe, forbi
@berifen lite baube tualt Opreret
Bespnoelien. 6an iasbe, at bpis
Sberiffen baube siort fin Plist, bapbe
ban utneunt 5000 Deputter ilebet>
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-09
Gn IA Mar sammel Pise, Mabel
Eiffiney, blep brebt At 2pnet I 2abp'
iutitb WtsconFn 2srba9 @ftermtbbas.

@eo TorlYte montana bar @res'
hopper ipift op alt @rbnt paa en- Stret'
ming, iom er 70 We,l lang oq so Mil
breb. gaa @letterne ftnber mon Rrea'
ture ltg9enbe bpbe af Cult.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-09

WenS bet par bcarot Weir paa mango
Steber fife 1se % tilbels me9et uarmt,
par Det fttQe 8eir bele usen / Tersus
TaQs % @lutntn9en at usen ganfte
tiplt9t. s ben nermeite Omesu for'
teller man. at bet bleite ganite fertt
unber &e9net.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-09

Senator NeI1on er for neruerenbe
Hlafa paa en- Cur forat unberia9e Tor'
bolbene ber og forat ftnbe, buab Der
trenses I @etntns af 2ousiuntn9. San
er Meblsm af en- &ou,ite, iom bar faaet
bet r,epnte 6perp.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-09

@tpar Preiter Mtuueapolis bar fat
fig fore at oprette en- Stole, bpori be
nil ubbanne Meserpiser til Eierefepi'
ser.> Ser er flor @fterIppr9iel paa
Me9erpiser til 9jelp 6ulet, meoceles
ber fra ben Bp.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-09

@n ny Eele9raftabel er nu bleuen
last fra Manila til 9onolulu paa
6amaii>Derne. Den aaaebe TIL 6ono.
lulu for faa Da9e 1tben. Den bleu
last fra Can Trancisco til 9onoIulu
for no9le Maaneber ftben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-09

s bet Re9nitabsaar, iom enbte meo
Suni Wa1neb, tom go itueienet / en-
l1nberbalaucs paa oper 81 Wtllton
Dollars. unberbalancen ifior par paa
lite fulbt 3 Mfiutoner. l1nberbalancen
ffal I tor 1ofretnins fploes 2anbpoits
pefenet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-09

@n Some / @ait @ranb SORTS bar
anlast Gag mob Sberiffen pterce
@ountp, 81. o.. % be tre WebIemmer
al Sunpbebs Commissioner / @uqbp,
forbt benbes Manb fit Smaatopper ueb
Smitte af ten Perien, font opuarteoe
bam, mems ban par 6ensiel t @usbp.
Da ban tom blem, fit bans Qufru %
Bbrn osfaa Smaatopper % ct Barr
bleu febt famine Eib % bsbe paasruub
af uiunb g&erins. 6un forlanser
$4,000 I Stabeserftatnins. Set Ct
ct noset eneitaaenbe SbssmaalsttlfeIbe.
Ronea 1eber Mertte Osle.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-09

J Qe9ree par 6en / vOntel Sons 9ptte"
lfilbreoe onbe Blanta9eeier, iom ptitebe
OnteI Som ttlbpbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-09
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-09

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l1seblabet. ]
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-09


Gn IA Mar sauau1el Ptse, Mabel
EifRney, blep brebt at 2pnet / 2abp'
iu,itb / NtsconFn 2srbas @ftermiobas.
Teb TorIYte | Montana bar @res'
hopper ipift op alt @rbnt paa en- @tret'
ming, iom er 70 m,I lang oq so Mil 4
breb. Naa @letterne ftnber mon Rrea' .
t,re Iissenbe bpbe af Cult.
Senator Nel1on er for neruerenbe | II
alaita paa en- Cur forat unoerie9e Tor' ,
bolbene ber oe forat ftnbe, buao Der
trenses @etnins of 2ousiunins. 6an
er Meblsm al en- &omite, iom bar faaet S
bet neunte 9peru. !,
Gtpar Preiter Mtuneapolis bar fat
fig fore at oprette en- Stole, bpori be
nil ubbauue Meserpiser til Eiereitepi'
ser.> Ser er for @fteripar9iel paa
Meserpiser til 6ielp / 6uiet, meooeles
ber fra ben 8p.
WenS bet par bcarot Weir paa mango
Steber fife nse % tiloels meaet uarmt,
par Det ftt4e 0eir bele usen / Tersus
Tal1s % Slutntnsen at l1sen ganite
tiplt9t. s ben nermeFe Omesu for,
teller man. at bet bleite aanite fertt
unber @esnet.
@n ny Eele9raftabel er nu bleuen
last fra Mantla til 9onolulu paa
6amaii>Derne. Den aaaeoe TIL 9ono.
lulu for faa Da9e itben. Den blep
last fra Can Trancisco til 9onoIulu
for nosle Maaneber ftoen.
Sbet @e9nitabsaar, iom enbte meo
Stunt Wa1neb, tom poitueienet en-
l1nberbalauct paa oper 81 Wlt1ton
Dollars. l1nberbalancen ifior par paa
lite fulbt MiQtoner. unberbalancen
ifal I tor noi itretntns ifplbes 2anbpoits
peienet.
Statens Sunbbebs: @ommisi i1on bar
anla9t Spssmaal mob en- GARNER
Renuille County, forbt ban bar unolaot
at uelbe, at ber er Smaatopper bans
9us. Der bat uaret fem Eilfaloe, %
@psbommen bar aqerebe paret oper
fem Tiger.
Paa fere @teoer Dfen par gar'
men iaa ifert fife Ecrsoas, at enbel
Meaaelfer beoe, os iomme falbt ON
uosn at be. 5 g&ew Oort bebe fire
Yerioner. 2puet ilos neb paa 1ere
Steber. @enere l1sen bleu bet enbnu
parmere, % / @bicaso bebe f1ere Per'
ioner.
Ser ifer iaa mango ulptter ueb Babs
ming, at bet ipnes. lom ON man burbe
pue ben al1erltorite Jorft9ti9beb. @n
% Mar 9ammel Rone brutnebe ueb
Babnins &ice Gate ner Brainerb for
no9le Dase iioen. 3enoes fire Bprn
uar osiaa meb benoe, men bisie omtom
itte. 6entes Napn par SO. Wtateuen.
Tierbe asfiterenbe Boitmefer @ene<
raj 8rtfom Woibtnston flyer, at ins
gen ny 2anopoitrute uil bliue oprettet,
mebminbre 100 Tamilier bliuer betient
af ben. Dette tan maaife pere af Sns
teresie for benz, TOM oenne @9u bar
befrebt fig forot faa en- iaaban @ute
oprettet, % Der er fere al benz ber
Nerbeben. l.
@n Some gait @raHb Sorts bar
anlast Gag mob Sberiffen / pterce
County, R. o., % be tre MeoIemmer
al Sunbbebs Commissioner @uqbY,
forbt benbes Manb fit Smaatopper ueb
Smitte af ten Periea, font opuartebe
bum, mems ban par 6ensieI Gusby.
Da ban tom blem, fit bans Quifru os|
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-14
VESTRlES CHOSEN
BY The CHURCHES
Some Of Those Who We're
Elected at Meetings
Last NiQht.

St. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church
last night elected the following vestry.
men: Messrs. Cyrus Bossieux, John II.
Mayer g. g. Minor. d. y. Howard, Geo.
l., Currie, j. 8. Moore, 8. J. Craigie, W,
y, Blankingship, J. N. Allen. J, ~ Arm
strong, NJ. Thomas Mussen and r. Edgar
Shine.
The vestrymen elected the following Of
1icers, Senior Warden Major Cyrus Bos-
sieux; Junior Warden, and Treasurer.
Captain John +. Mayer; Register, Mr., II,
Edgar Shine. Delegates to the Council,
'Messrs Bosseux and Currie Alternates.
Messrs. Minor and Moore,
ST. James Church elected Messrs. Il. p,
Addison, James Caskie. DIR. ], N. Up
shur, ". f, Gray, James Il, Gordon. w,
NJ woodward. Preston Cooke. y. Alsop,
John p, Mcguire. S. q, Wallace. O. H.,
Funston and s. ". Travers. Mr., Caslsle
was chosen delegate to tho Council and
Mr. w. s, Copeland alternate.
Monumental Church elected tho former
yestry, with tho addition Of Messrs. Lewis
q. williams Charles Watkins and A. S,
Hurt.
Christ Church elected MS follows:
Messrs, Charles II, Burton, John s..
Gregory. G. c. Baughman, Thomas Pom
dexter, w. ]. Cordley, A. II. Rogers, J.,
r. Day. J. w Williams, Joseph l..
Oregon. James A. Gregory, II. b. Taylor
and I'VE, crsery,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-14
The UNION
AT IT AGAIN A
Old Vexed Question Cropped
UpYesterday,
WHAT DIR. GARDNER {, SAID.
Declared That Preachers Better Keep
Out Of Po.lcs-.Chair Overruled
the Decision Preventing Dis @
cussion Of Papers.

BY the time the Ministerial Union OF
/ Richmond adjourned yesterday after
noon. after a long and lively session 1t
had practically reversed In part Its action
4 OF weeks ago and had opened, however
slightly. the door through which. accord ord;
Ing to previous decision, no discussions
were to come.
.SG$ The vote was close In the extreme and
was taken on a motion to sustain the
ruling of the Chair. A paper had been
read and some Of the ministers wished
20 discuss II. A point OF order was raised
}aAl the president ruled the discussion
out. An appeal from tho decision Of tho
Chair was ut once announced and the
Chair was reversed by q vote OF IL to ~
The hour was late and no discussion FOL
lowed. but the vote remains. and unless
3it Is itself reversed discussion OF other
papers can follow In the future
JE5 The debate In the Union was entirely
pleasant Not one sign OF anything dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-14
TRUSTEES SALE
RI A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
l3 IN LOUISA COUNTY. VA.

AS surviving trustees III the deed Of
trust from John II. Quarles to =. b
sDavis c. Newman and w liam N. Dunn
Ing Association bearing date. 10Th day
Of September, 1879, and recorded IN the
County Court OF Louisa county, beins
we will sell BY public auction. on the
= 8 e'''''s TUESDAY. APRIL 2s. 1903.
Acres Of land conveyed BY said deed.
Said land lies on South Anna River. and
formerly belonged to the estate Of John
r: Quarlea sr.. deceased !.
executing the trust and to pay the bal
nnce OF the debt secured, viz. &72.se,
with interest on $3.50 from October 10,
1896. and as to any residue upon tcrma
= " . n TN Z, CONWAY NEWMAN, ID
T. ID. DAVIS.
April 3, 1903. Surviving Trustees.
"A nj 7-,rlaa, At .I.l. lltaN -nE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-14
by N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioncer. ''S
'T>RUsrDns' AUCTION SALE
MARSHALL, g. COTTON Hills,

BY virtue OF q certain deed .of trust
trust Trustees, RECORDED IN Man ches tsr Hustlngs
Court Il, Deed;11ook yolum,e q, page &. 20:
Law and Equity Court Of the city Of Rich:
Of 'Nolt!ng's Executrix W. Manh1,Ii
Manufacturing Company ct ais, W. WI!
sell BY pMbl!s auction 1,1 o1 r thS prasnases on
ati1 o'clock =. NJ, thc VALUABLE PROP.
Known Riov as "Mnrshall Cotton Mills" Ths
buildings quite large and apbstantisl IN IN
manufacturing purposes, are itunted on
perpetunlly lensed ground the water:
thne' r. rate OF about Sio per horsepower per
nnn,im. with the privilege Of working DAY
and night. Tho mills arc also convenient
70 shipping facilities BY rail as well g g
with tho buildings VIII be. sold the
water: wheels and main line OF - sha J. as
wise announced at tho tins OF sale.
51517 u. g. MA4a1D.
1FE A. w. PATTERSON,
Apl S-tds Trustees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-14
T-RUsTDTs BAL1o
"A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
IN LOUISA COUNTY, VA 35

AZ s,,rvivlng Trustee In the deed Of
+, 81 Davis and William n; Dunn for
the benefit Of Gordonsyille Building As ssS
isT, and recorded III the. County Court
OF Louisa county being thereto re9uirte &c.
by the said beneficiary. VIII sell ny
public T f4fs1S6 e A a9s R[e;a.sf u.s. =
at Q o'clock p. Nj. the tract Of 16o Acres
Of land, conveyed By said deed: THIS
Nations. adjoining tho lands Of Charles
w. Lewis, W.. 8. Carter and others. and
Is Of goed quality. y, y, ],
enou IN 70 pay f Ss e
nrlce OF the debt secured, via. 500 %.
With interest on 25o.25 from OctoberR16 .
1896 and as to any residue upon terms
:! - ~ 80 - = +. B. DAVIS.
April 3, 1903. Surviving Trustee s
A ri 7-Tlles, st pt3 ittfg3 t2s
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TRUSTEES SALE =
IN TOWN or GORDONsVILLD, VA,

As surviving trustees n - the n nd ga,, q
10 oNi E. B. Davis, & Nswnan and William N.
Dunn, for the benefit Of the Gordonsy y Y
building Association. bearing Ia daFS s Pr
County Court OF Orange county. being
thereto required by the SAID hsne ~, !
we WIN sell by public auction, on the
pr prem Tfiu II April. 80, 1909, .
at 3 o'clock p. NJ the Valuable Ld Is, n
the t9w 1s e }ots Noa and s ii The Plat
Of lands is sold aHlds by James Goodman.
enonEh, t. q pay pay f fSs In, z.
With With interest on s. from October %.
1885. and "a TO any residue upon terms
20 DO At' '1 4 z cGNWAY NEWMAN,
~. BaDAYI6. s8s 81. 8
April s.. 1903, Surviving Trustees.
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Sunday afternoon. A

Sunday afternoon. fFll} u a. rs
VA oTHER TREAT"
Anot t!.1 fii,s treat II, amateur theatre
calls VIII be- given at Leader Hail Friday
night, BY that most talented and we'll
known little company OF local talent, who
scored suoh ~ great success In the pro-
duotion Of "Tatters, n Under the direction
OF Tom Charles. THIS youns man is
widely known throughout the United
States as g clever comedian and stage
director and hash had many years u ex-
tperionce coaching and training amateurs
and has been connected With sons OF
the best theatrical schools and companies
IN this country therefore tho public can
always feel assured that they viii SEQ and
hear solnethlng good ana out Of the ordi-
nary when mfr. Charles 81 YES an ent or
taininent. u X, 3
Tho second treat this senson will be-
THE Ideal Merry Makers, formerly
known as Charles and trarleys Merry
Makers = In John A. FrnsGr's beautiful
melodrnna entitled "a Noble outoast."
the play ls In four acts and there Is not
n dull moment throughout tho entire per-
formaf,ce, This delightful entertainment
Is to be given In Leader Hail for the
benefit Of Select Council, No. Is, Daugh-
tiers Of Liberty Of Manchester.
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HI AUCTION SALE 81 UrURs GAYS.
j ~ Nd Il, 5sG 5ITI3 o r a w i i5il * "a
\ 81 TRACT 4 q Ian u.
g85$ as IN tfOUiHAs COt1NTY, VA t8fif,i

tr az is Yo Ms sfe ~ 4
Davis 3 4; i & Newman. and William n: Dunn.
for TIE benetlt 9f rdon ns bvlHi'ns
1sS, and recorded Fin the. County Court
Of Louisa county, being theret9, required
81 the said Beneficiary. we will sell ~
ibl'o H4YYf ftSSbA r shsA hLe 49, H. e
at II. O. clock a. M, ttie one t,ndty !desd
eighth Of tho tract Of Us Acres o. lain9 =.
conveyed BY said deed sala lgnd 1te
store, ana ID o. good quality. I. y.
L fR Ms Cash enough. 70 pay costs q
executing tho trust and t2 pay the 9, J, FL =
WIZ n Il est on t62.io from October IL
1880, and az to any residue upon terms
10 BE announced ct sale. !, ~,rn,1@AN
rs F.aFB, DAVIS, @ iE ~
April 8, 1903. "a Surviving Trustees. If
A. ~
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TRUSTEES sALg
a INVALUABLE LOTS
IN TOWN OF GORDONSVILLE. VA. =

AS surviving trustees in the deed Of
trust from "A. y. Lynn and wife 70 F. 3.
for the benefit Of the Gordonsvlle Build.
Ing Association. bearing. date 22d day OF
May 1874, and recorded in the County
required BY tho said beneficiary, we will
E THURSDAY. APRIL 80. 1903.
louisville. Va, on Market Street; one at
Joining James Reagan and the other 9.
DTB ES,iisI Cash enough to pay costs Of
executing the trust. and to pay the bal
.nnce Of tho debt secured. viz, S14h72.
with Interest or. 367 from October 1b, 1885,
ho '1D' 49, - s ~ CONWAY NEWMAN
sil @ B.. B. DAVIS. q
April g. 1868, Surviving Trustees.
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