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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-07

Being a good fellow requires time.
money and a strong constitution. Mere
will power will not suffice.-Puck.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-07
SCHEDULES OF BRANCH LINES.
SANFORD BRANCH.
ORANGE CITY BRANCH.

These the times which ed depart
The Owosso times., 1903-05-08

The graduating class of the Owosso
High school will be photographed this
year by Whitney & Day.
John Kyes, superintendent for the
Merchants Beet Co, Ltd, was confined
to his home the first Of the week by
sickness.
Company Fl will be inspected at the
Armory on next Wednesday evening by
Major Wood. U. s. A. The inspection
is public.
The board of public works in a COM
munication to the council recently.
practically declined to superintend the
West Main street paving. The board
insists that the material is not of the
proper sort for heavy trucking and
points out that the Barber Asphalt
Company has not fulfilled its contract in
not starting the work on May 1. 4
The Owosso times., 1903-05-08

r. F. Kay was in the city yesterday.
Mrs o. l.. Sprague is visiting friends
in Detroit. Ean es
Mrs. w. H. Lewis, of Saginaw, was
in the city yesterday.
Thirty couples attended the Pythian
dancing party at Castle Hall, Wednes-
day evening. aW
E. Carr has purchased the lot on Ball
street just north Of his residence. He
will move his barn to the rear of the lot
and expects to build two residences. Il
We are pleased to note the fact that
under the merit system of civil service
Mr. Geo. F. Robinson, of this city, has
been given another promotion in. the
treasury department at Washington
with an increase of salary Both Mr..
and Mrs. Robinson are well and enjoy
ing life in Washington. err
The Owosso times., 1903-05-08

George White is doing repairing at
Joseph Roses.
Frank Williams Adams street is i'll
with stomach trouble.
John Lee, of Port Huron, is working
for III. M. Post & Son, West Main street.
Miss Inez Lewis, an Owosso compost
tor, is working for the Chesaning Ar
gus.
The pension of N. M. Smith, of Du-
rand. has been increased to $12 per
month.
Frank Balcom is suffering from an
abcess on his head, the result of recent
illness
David Henderson was thrown from
his wagon Tuesday and received a
broken rib.
James Hagen and Joseph Kraft, work
men at the sugar factory, paid fines the
first of the week for drunkenness.
Fred Lewis, Shiawasse street, received
a bad cut on one of his hands Saturday.
A saw at the Casket factory did it.
Rev. w. F. Stewart, presiding elder
of the Saginaw district, preached at the
Corunna avenue church Sunday night.
Harry J. Daniels has purchased lot
from Mrs. H. N. Williams on the west
side of Ball street just north of the lot
recently sold to L. H. Parker.
Health officer J. o. Parker sent in a
bill for $7S5 Monday evening, to the
council for services rendered during
the year. The bill was tabled for a
week.
Daniel Guinan, of Manistique, has
purchased half interest in the cigar
factory of William Altman. Their firm
name will be the Central Michigan
Cigar Company.
Leo and Fred Reiff, Oren Warner,
John Detwiler and Henry Cooper went
down to Henderson, Friday on a fishing
trip. On Saturday their boat sank in
the river, but they came to no more
grief than good wetting.
o. o. Town, of Flint, who stole three
bicycles here recently and shipped them
to Saginaw, where he was arrested, is
in Jail at Ann Arbor for getting away
with two wheels there. AS the bicycles
stolen here were all recovered, Town
was fined heavily and allowed to get
out of town.
John Ruddy, farm hand living
south OF town, was arrested over year
ago for drunkenness, and fined small
sum which he agreed to pay later. He
did not do so, and kept out of town un-
til last Saturday, when Marshal Ross
arrested him, and Justice McCaughna
gave him 30 days in Corunna.
James Edward, the two year old son
of Nicholas Stack, 206 North Lyon
street, died Sunday after weeks i'll
ness, and was buried Wednesday morn
ing, services having been held at ST.
Paul's Catholic church. Mr.. Stacks
brother, Patrick, of Oakley, died Satur-
day in the hospital at Saginaw.
Allie Monroe is in Jail on charge of
assault with intent to kill. He cut a
bad cash in Isaac Reese's cheek with a
shovel Reese gave Monroe cut in the
forehead, and severed an artery in Mon
roes left wrist. Monroe was the ag-
gressor in this and similar battle last
week. He will be bound over to the
circuit court.
Mr.. Shirley Waugh and Miss Nettie,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Bride, West King street, were married
Saturday noon by Rev. G. H. Hanks.
The ceremony was performed at the
young peoples home, 43s East Mason
street. THE bride was formerly book
keeper for Symes & Sanderhoff. The
groom is employed at the Carriage Fac
tory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22
AUCTION sALss--contlnuc

tss Rsts s fsovl sS b. s4o'gy u.s.
tsholsonl nasksrvllis, vi. ! bS c y,s
ngs ~ Pa, ,ps M nnp biHsssrpi1si ya
g s9ss vsc o ssnSV s0e ea vi ns
sql + 81 RsrRS', csRrqn1 o, aa r qSSSa
Taie' fsss'a 1H v sPs eS 81! ssa:
ding: 2o6. ~ Wise son, aha u,I,s
1ss1v peok sasf s aS Geldffn rs si.
Esrd IT, eeSsi aan 5
gs az s5 us Go suss e. dG 1890 SYts Sa
Soil H. Harr.sonburg., va. 90 rolls roofing,
~ bbl. paint nnl PANT III cans a1; I'll.
C.; S SiS. aThe sSiassonetta Pottery Co.. Aar-
rsonburg, lvapli bx. emery wheel: 21S, s.
Looarer & SON. Harrisonburg Va. 8
stone 4 bnIts bb t Dry R Sj5
qasy btSs s'y 5o Ad tSo% IS;
HomeviIs YAK Ok. Hard%sphf nv.s z d,,las !!
sis sailie sniith Ltn'yi', sa,a va. I'LL * x
s1o. Mfs q c4n'psf hsnohs ya ., lusx.
S!G.nis skeifst H. Xxi Xxi I'll +. A cocKrilI Ma.
nassasl Val cultivator; 8222. Hynmon s.
Il 3. Barton g. Son. Csntrevllc, Va. /
cotton planter; 224. Ella Roung. Mt. jack
son. Val TX. clothing; ~. q. W. Lyle,
Pen Hook, Va. 1 b1l.l sticks; ,2e. Ii. 7.
Holiday, lRap.dan. Va. casting; 227.
j. S. Pam, RapIdan Va.,.' bx. books
rings !: 2y3. Miss. Ella - Morgan, Randolph,
Val boxed showcase; $50. No Maiks. "
Randolph, Va, tub lard; 2Sl. DR.. Jane 8
Paters. Rocky Mt. Va. 2 packages bed
stead; 25S. r. J. 6 ]. r. Ramsey. Rocky
s 81 nj Round Fin, va.. bdl. castings:
Ell. No Marks. Strasburg., VAL ba. seed
eSo. Frank j.. Hute. Savedge, Va. piece
stove casting; 236. ]. H:.Ellittt. Savedga,
Hall. va. % bbl cement; s8s. J.. p. Price,
Union Hall. Va. boxes maps; $50. j,
-. SI,nno ns, Union Level. Va, pc. asst
ing 2I0. Chas. Jones. Union Level. Va. !
bdl.. stove casting; al. T. n. Houchins,
Warrepton, Va. Dbl. 2. paint; - ! case
ton. Va. s. bbis. chains; 2+s. Il: II. Hot
N. H. Hotel. Woodstock, Va. J. bx:
hdwe.: -245. G: Z. Pa ar ], Yale, W.
Yale, Va. Dbl lnne.s1 bx d pow
GOT. n GEO. ". MAYO. Auctioneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22

On account OF oeclining the business.
we will sell for Edward C. Rees g. Co,
Nj 713 West Main Street Opposite Monroe
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. 24TH,
commencing at l0:so o'clock, this Ice
Cream Plant. Bakery and Confectionery,
comprising Hand or Power Ice-Cream Ma.
chine (cost $la5), Electric Mortor, % Ice
Cream Tubs and Cans. Bread Trough.
Box and Tables. Bread and Cake Pans.
Candy Stones and Bench, Marble Almond
Mortar Ice c! cam Moulds, Tufts Soda
FOUNTAIN, of italian and Tennessee mar.
BILE. and two mirrors, with 20 syrup cans,
soda and, 6 mineral water spigots, mar
BILE serving counter and 2 copper tanks,
COST S2,2O0Oo; Soda Glasses and Holders.
Coco-Cola CCan, Milk Shake Machine.
about nifty gallons Of assorted syrups.
Coca-Cola, &C.; 4 Electric Fans. National
Cash Register. 3 Nickle Frame Showcases,
Iron Safe combination lock), Counter
Scales, Stools, y Marble Top e-Cream
Tables, 20 Oak and Walnut Chairs, Stand
Ing Desk. Walnut Hat Rack. Pedestals
and Statues. Mirror. IS yards lnla!d Limo
leun1 Ice-Cream Chest with and 10 gal
Baucers and Glasses. Candy Jars and
dishes, Condies, Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarettes, &c; also
about s. tons Anthracite Coal. Sale posi-
tive. 81, .
3 EHs 7SHHNrlsz AUCTION CO..
No el-2t Auctioneers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22

The Richmond College Chapter of
Kappa Alphas entertained a number Of
friends OF the fair sex last evening In
their chapter hall at the college
The hall was beautifully decorated with
crimson and gold, the fraternity colors.
roses and chrysanthemums wore lib
orally employed. and no pains were
spared In making the reception enjoy.
aba.
Finch was the game OF the evening
after which refreshments were served.
and each lady was presented with a beau
tiful souvenir con,memorating both the
victory of the foot ball team and the
entertainments
Among those present were Mrs, Harris
and Mrs. Chandler. Misses Rosa Smith.
Nell Slnton, Mamie Waddill, Madga
Montgomery; Gertrude Clarke. Aradse
Bowie. Virginia Clarke. Lucy AloseLey.
Ellie Montgomery. Emma Clarke and
Miss Harwood; Messrs. Marshall Frazer.
Chandler snead, James Powell. Motfett
spilman. H, B, Handy. Richard Owen.
McIver Woody. Ernest Buxton. Julian
winfres. Fred Toombs and Menalcus
Landlord.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22
BY Geo. ", Mayo. Aucuoneer.
p EcE1vERs' SALE
ASSETS OF THE WALTE1ALL PRINT,
ING AND SCCTHE IN TQBACCO-
80, 49, MIST COMPANY. sqh \,

By virtue OF an order OF the United
States District Court for the Eastern Dis
ty!ct OF Virginia. entered on the 18th day
Of November, 1903, In, the Gauss t or Ii
pending under the style Of Tne Wa thai
Printing and Southern ToLaccon, ST Co -
pany Bankrupt, the undsrs gned rece.y.
YIN SCI as public aYcti ath Tor g.; s4sth
Street, Richmond, Va, on, 40,
" WEDNESDAY,, NV. Is, 1903 s.
at IL o'clock NJ. the assets, including tfe
good will al, the Waltnall Printing md
ine principally OF Printing NJ ch.nery,
tSS6 ps; S as tie rs soush sa Tobase
Tie assets include OA.ce Far. iture and
Fixtures. Cottrell Cylinder Presses. !
Chandler and Gotuon, Job tressss, .n- a
full supply OF Job and BOOK lype,
The Assets Will 4. 81 DO offered ~ detall
aH Inc e' SAFE viii be subject 10 the conf, ma.
tion OF the court:
with tho papers In tho. said cause. ~ the
clerks office OF the Uni Cd states ID let
Court OF Richmond, Va.
The receivers VII gladly furnish 'lnfoT.
nation to those IN @! es ed,
r. n, WALTllALL,
nov le.2 .:2,24,s5 Receivers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22
IS PALMORE
N The DOCK2.
tcontlnued from first Page J

out by the Known movements OF tho III.
gitlve reported below. However. tho mat"
ter will b. further inquired Into ns a
matter Of precaution, and another effort
will bs made by headquarters to estab-
lish communication with the father Of
tho supposed dead man.
II has boon Impossible to get definite
idea Of the contents OF the letters. which.
unsettled though they are, are held In.
vlolable by tho Chief. The statement Ia
made. however, that they ate brtet and
pathetic In the onoTthe writer declares
that after. succumbing to an irresistible
Atcmpta ton he realized when too late tho
stain on his name OF hls mother he asks
love and forgiveness. when you drag my
llfeless body from tho cold waters" tho
bury me where can rest by my mothers
side when she Joins me. Be mother
( to my wife. Gnod-bye Tor ever. Your errinE
SON." Then follows the signature Of M.
A. Palmore, identified yesterday, BY nns
Of his friends. #l# AK
In the other letter Palmorc advised his
wife to 60 to the home OF HIS mother and
comfort her, in her declining years. The
document concludes with the statement
that Palmorc's body will be found>in tho
water. On the back Is the request "Wiil
somebody please give this to Mrs. Marian
Palmore, Cartersvlllo, va?"
His Visit Here.
Additional information obtained yester-
day fixes the time of the alleged at.
tempted assault at Monday plight, In.
stead Of wednesday. and confirms tho
statement that Palmore visited Richmond
thereafter. accompanied by his wife, This
was on Wednesday,. and the visit was
made In response to a summons from the
Chesapeake and Ohio.
h. Pamore was seen here by a number OF
people and had q conversation with Ch1ef
Dispatcher Wright, OF the railway conf
puny, when he was notified OF his dis
charge His wife was not present at the
time. but was understood to be below.
The man wore at the time the station
agents blue uniform, with nickel but
tons. It was a blue coat with nickel butt
tons found yesterday.
From Richmond Palmore went with his
wife to Chester. Va, OF which place he
was formerly resident
A telegram was dispatched to him
Thursday at Chester. and this message
was received. showing that he was GER
tainly alive at this time.
During Thursday Palmore's wife ar.
rived III Richmond from Chester, She
was on her way to Pemberton. which Is
According to report. she said that her
husband had received the telegram about
the money. but had not responded to It.
fearing ruse to effect his capture. AS
soon as he got II he left Chester very
hurriedly for parts unknown to the wife.
A later report to the police states that
the fugitive was seen around the. railroad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22
AUCTION sALEs.Future Days
BY II. A. Mecurdy,
4 Real Estate Auouoneor.
PupLic Avcr1 Sq Fr HHb5r
1ATE 4; PIG ~ H R RfT, ca1TH
Ar 1880 Y O'CLOCK r. No
VI NO S1 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
.-- - L---.-- 1ANHllE.S- uIllla l-.-.i wv

nv direction ,Uf the. owner who has re.
moved, aud who Is DESTROYS OF dispos!ne
! Of the property, evet, At. a. sac thce lhet
than to rent the same. l VIII Offer TOR sale.
or t. vp prsmfssss & te hssI sa!sc ~ a.
PROPERTY 4 bove nsntioned. THE bui y.
every modern ,eoI,ve1!ents ana cont r.
htted with the most expensive sanitary
dining rooms walls. OF most Of tie 70 ma
and stalrways handsomely ireslocd. sta
t!onary wardrobes and stands. elec \ c
lights. ETC., &c. In fact, no expense was
spared 10 mako tile property comp . q IN
every detail, and TOW. II any, residences y,
the city can compare With the interior
fnlsh There Is immediately L. the ra I, I,
M Sn5 SCENTED BR Il 4 srASLE Win ami.
carriages. Although the owner !. az g ent
very large amount on the prnil:,ty. re
docs not expect fancy price, and those
in search Of G flrst-class proEeity can At.
tend sale with tic assurance that great
bargain can be had. TO properly appie.
the nuctioncer wifi be pleased to inspect
same with any one wishing 10 make OK.
animation before tho sale. and i is wen
worth the while Of any one TO 90 SO. ses
him: you will not regret It. ,4
TERMS-Wll be very liberal ana an.
nounced at time OF safe. Most OF to pur-
chase price can remain on the properly.
POSSESsION IhiMED1ATELY.
v1S.tds H. a. M'cUkDY. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22
Warning to Virginia Girls.

Editor OF The -Dispat ch:
Sir lioto In your issue OF the l1th
inst, under the ptlon OF carload OF
Wives for Montana Farmers" short!
article stating that Mr.. j.. F. Brown, Of
the Shenandoah Valley National Bank.
had received letter from MIR. Elodsell,
OF Buckley, Arizona, requesting that ne
Interest himself In sending a carload Of
Virginia girls 10 Arizona. The article
states that Mr. Hodsell was much pleased
with Winchester girls.
Any one would be pleased with Viz
ginia girls, e5r certainly there are non"
on earth better. and being a young mar
still, and well acquainted In the 8henan.,
doah Valley, i consider myself conpe
tent to Judge.
I am a Virglnlan lLnd proud of the dis
tlnction. I've edited and operated news
OF Virginia ind have roved over Arizona
from one end to the other. There are
many Vlrglnians In Arizona, New Mexico
and Nevada, but T must say that the
farming population. as well as the ma,
jority OF the population In general. OF
Arizona. are Mormons, ana as sucn are
not suitable husbands for Virginia girls.
I know nearly all the people Of Arizona,
save. OF course, the prospectors and no.
MAIDS, are Mormpns-I know one lnalVlo.
ual in Tucson who has eighteen sons, ana
all engaged with him IN general mer-
ChHndlS1nE,3 etc., IN Qlle|GUts pll - u IIIe
Territory. know also that y man can.
not have three sons the same age very
easy Eco 3t5ss
A Virginia girl would be out OF place
or, a ranch In Arizona, and would be much
better OF In the shenandoah Valley ally
time. for Arizona at best Is only suitable
for Mormons and Mexlcans, and really
has but little for Americans In its pres
emit condition.
Naturally CARLOAD OF women would
be quito acceptable to the Mormons OF
Arizona, but let that carload, II 1t must
DO sent. come from some place other than
the dear "Old Dominion" The Edmunds-
Tucker law Is imperative In Utah. New
Mexico Nevada and Arizona, as polyga-
mysts now prhctlced; and we don't wani
virginia girls converted to the tev,*As OF
Mormonism, as It Is and will always be,
for Mormon believers are not Ut for
them.
/ am prepared to prove all claim
about Arizona and Its mormon farming
population. and would warn our Vlr-
gtnia girls to remain in Virginia, whore
God and Virginlans can protect them,
and I will be glad II you will give short
space In The Times Dispatch" to this
end.
Torus very truly,
". A. M'CREERT.
San Francisco, Cal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22
by The Valentine. Auction Company,
= Auctioneers.
lusiion Sals Of Refused and VI
claimed Frslghts on hand At the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Pc.
tomao r. r. Co.'S freight Stallion,
Rlohmuna, Va eon,lgned % the
following msntlonsd persona and
business firms a hlehmpnd, W.,
ant ether points msnlIonsd, 70 bs
Sold q Auailon, TOT charges, on
tuesday Morning, Dec. 9th.
1909, a Richmond, W., eommsnc.
Ing a. 10 O'clock. N,

l,Lounge. ! Chair, ! Crt. Glass, / BOX,
". BOX Bottom. .. ?. SCREENING:
Sox r. H. deods. g. n. s. ~ Marq t,nx.s
Eot c9shs er E. Ih Ma srs H nary
Stevens; ! Box. Drugs. W. 8. Preston;
Rpx g. Ware c;Nc ssd nrown s c.; db BGS
Mrs. tramer; BOX Wrlngers, Mrs i = 4
~. Hutchinson; Box Waves, w. e
sonsi / Box Whistles, ". F. Trgg Col
dIs son s,S Castings W IL Riea prss Go eai
Block, ". 6. Alien; BOX Bedding. Mrs
Vaughan & Co.; 9 Casks, s: Wars. 81. 4,
jones' "soa GaSb rasss CO.. ,A No.ify e. Mannss
AAsaAh1a moad y ya hd seeap sesSoer
he!ly; Lron Gsstins. y, r. TrsY s9i
tnaai H1 &. i. so;wle;' / Bddff. Clothing, j
r. Kennsy' Emgotts ya;I; pa se1 ,le s
s asnt cosby; :; .ertd; v. Siesn Md. NJ,
Fire Mortar Clay, a. W: Larnb:1 Dbl Fire
f fsrrs 1 Thsmas s; Bb astins..W + Sos
ers; Case Dry Goods. a. Golden; Case e
l,td. Matter, l.. e. Williams 6 Co.; Box
Mrensbes. W; Flee ~. 8 p}s s;,lo q T.
eo o and sS 81 s Hsmarkod Boxes. Barsel 8
Bales, Bundles and Crates.
At Milford, Val Bdl. Castings, Order
y. II. Stafford & Bro. Notify,J. A. Bald
Win 80 Bags Portland Cement, Cofcr
"a At Ruthsr Glon. val show Case. II
A;nE5saer'eks1qrs ya-1 BE Box ! As u
ith: i Box Auto MACHINERY, s. N: Loci
io;,l BOX Auto Machinery. J: H., Thorn
ten; Box Auto Machinery. 3. G. Dick.
erson; Box Tinware. 3. G. stone;
Wire Cot, e. c. Mincle; Cradle, Chair,
AT Hayes store, va, BOX Books. H.
al Alexandria, Val Crate Machinery,
!. w. Coffin; Z Packages Safes, F.. De-
vnughan; 8 Cars, Booth & Curtin; 2
Cases, L. n. Belts: Boil Tent. Reed
hhows;I stove. B. Henry:3 Cases Books.
interstate Press; Box Groceries, Steph.
en- Scott: l Bdl Paper. w. II. Walker, 20
Packages Paper Box daterial. s. Llv-
,ugston; 2 Crates. W. J. Malone; Box,
AZ Quaatlca VAL Showcase, james
= At occoquan, Val r. Chair, settee.
I Grass Stand. ! Lamp. W. P. T.: !
BOX Drugs. N. Radcliffe; J.. Box Drugs.
In. H.; / Stove. Ben Washington
& At Ashland, Val Pillow. ! Cultiyntor.
1 Hames. Alex Gordon; Showcase. L.
: a, Whitewater. va, showcase, R E.
At Brooke, Val Showcase. 7. R. G.
4 r. e. DUKE, Agent
The Valentine Auction Company, Auc-
t!oneers. d - .5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22
DEATHS.

Chill s,-The funeral OF Mrs. MARTHA, =.
CfiIIIss, widow OF the late Richard Chlles.
viii take place from tho First Eapll ~ church
icoored) SUNDAY, Novemner ed, q s3o
r, NJ. H..
JONES Died. November 2. 1908. A. t h. resi-.
field county near prewrys Bluff. Mrs ANN
JONES wdoW Of cap,a lamss I nsa
Psieraburs. MONDAY. November ssd, at
F. NJ.
iJAcKsoN.--pisd. al her residence, No; sio1
20 Street at q p u, yestsrtaS., :n me thirty
seventh year q her age, BITS, aAaF ~
ms Funeral viii tsss p!ass tssgs TE 1ssgg
n F. s SssTea r1 IIs ssph Il aSssss
vgAsp;--ns,sa. s;ss \ a.. A. a,as Ss, ~.
Charles WAlraeth, No WI ssnsh y Ls W,
street. Mn IA S1,F Aas Ms ss,
ysmbsr 3eth, as I o'e.aex sroaa sssssa bAAN
Church. Ne toWssh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22
loving stockhotdstts.

lowing stockholders. "a Nc
T. A. Green, Newbern: Nathan O Brtsna
Goldsboro W. B. Blades, Newborn: LA-
eltt Hines. Klnston. George More
wood Goldsborog y. II. Abbott. nAtetChis
Il. Borden. Ra1eIgh: j. A. Alllls, 7aleisti;
w, ". Mills, Raleish: j. r. Taylor, Kline
sto'1: w. W. znchary. Norfolk. and Fl. ~
F'lnlayson. Norfolk. The new PROPOSE
ton to lease the Atlantic and North CAR
oltna Will retain the obligation on the
part OF the lease to construct a.
least fifty mile extension west frop,
Goidsboro. 437i $.64 55i&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22
10 LEASE ROAD.
Company With 100000 Capital
Will be Chartered Monday.
~ fSnecial Ia Tha 1-inaAs. Disnatch ----.-

RALEIGH. N, O.. November CIV. L..
two recent propositions to lease the At
lantIc and North Carolina Railroad from
tho State came, gave nut the staferent
tonight that they will procure charter
from the Secretary OF the State Mon
day for the Atlantic Railroad Company.
having tor Its special purpose the leas-
The proposition will be the third they
have made, II la 10 be In the hands Of
Governor Aycock before December 10th,
when the stockholders have an adjourned
meeting In Newborn,
The company to be chartered Monday
will have 100000 capital, with the fol-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22

station and telegraph offices Of Peters
The coat and the letters we're found
hore yesterd y--sa turday -nornlllg. II
the opinion OF the detectives be correct,
Pulinore slipped over here Thursday
night or Friday and deposited them, IN
q conspicuous place on the river bank.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22
VIM. b. Pizzlni Company,
Real Estate Auctoneers.
Tonth and Bank Streets.

~ oAlailss1oNER's AUCTION SALE
X OF EIGHTEEN LOTS OF LAND.
4 ELEGANTLY ADAPTED TO BUILD
ING HOMES, AND SITUATED IN
::LlsguKNA. JUST wEsT OF tn e
ON HANOVER, IVY AND .lSENSLNG.
~, STREETS, AS EXTENDED. s
BY virtue OF decree OF the Richmond
Cnancery COURT entered on tho 18th day
2 ii November, 1903, in the suit OF Mathew
Gln1our, who sues. etc.. plaintiff, vs.. The
Liaburn Land Company. etc. defendants,
J will sell at Public Auction on the prom
= WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9TH, 1908.
at four o clio elk p. NJ, the eighteen lots N
4 'Jie plan OF Lisburn. on tho east Side OF
+ Gimoar Avenue, which. are referred 10 II,
said plan by the following numbers. VIZ;
81, 81. "a, "a, IL, 1t9. LIS. E6, 127. III, l7c,
i15. lis, 80, 1s2, sis3 lei and lSS.
TERM5-One-third cash and lalance at
six and twelve months with interest. evil.
Oenced by negotiable notes, and secured
by trust deed on the property. or all
cash at the option OF the purchaser.
These lots will be offered either 6epnr-
htely or In parcels or as a whole.
d gi,s h IT, JOHN B. WELSH
Il Special Commissioners.
The bond required Of tho special COM
missioner by the above decree has been
Gully given.
NO N-5t. Clerk. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22
.AT IHE RICHMOND BAZAAR

will have 900 Horses and Mules fo,
next Wednesdays sale November 18th.
They consist OF all classes, from cheup
farm horses and mules to a trst-class
riding, driving and carriage horse.
The mules run In size from $40 to l,SoO
pounds. and OF good quality.
(. We have cons gnrnents7 from Illinois,
Pennsylvania, Missouri, Kentucky, South
west Virginia and one LOUD from Western
North Carolina. 6,
II in need don't fail to attend this sale.
a. think you can save SO per head
OH the prices. ,-.,
$50 sfiFij JOS. tLASlIi Els
Manager