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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
JUMPED OVERHEARD
Coates, the Alleged Murderer, Seeks
Death by Drowning.

Coates, the alleged Murderer, seeks
Death by Drowning.
While being taken back to New York on
the Old Dominion steamer Monroe to
answer the charge Of murder, Herman
Trueman Coates jumped overheard as
the steamer was entering New York
harbor, and when about FIVE miles from
shore, Sunday afternoon.
Coates was arrested here several weeks
ago under the name OF Tom Therman as
a suspicious character, and later 1t was
learned that he was wanted In Rock1apd
county for murder. He confessed to the
killing, and said 1t was done in self-de-
tense. The New York officers say. how
ever, that the man is guilty Of murder.
pure and simple. He is charged with hav-
Ing shot g. negro named Lewis Hull, and
with seriously wounding the mans wife
in May, 1904
surday by Sheriff Weiant, Chief Smith and
Justice Fisher, of Rockland county, N. =.
+ After jumping overheard Coates struck
out for shore, but he was very much
fatigued when picked up by the men on
the boat. He was carried on to Spring
Valley, the scene Of the shooting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
~ lAe GAeatr'es.

The vitality OF vaudeville was demon.
strated last night when one Of the largest
houses ever seen In the Casino. witnessed
the best bill Manager Wells have ever
PLACED upon the stage nat % 9 ia. crowdan in
every ~ part but every act was received
viii, much r enthusiasm. The bill is r. r..
markable for It's novelty as wen as ~. i,s
cleanest cut offerings ever presented y
this city. Every act made hit and ,,!a
there was not a dull moment from TIE
rise to the fall Of the curtain. 80 ~ ), 5oa.
a rafting turn. full Of new things,
some Of them grotesaue. some Won tiei
IL! and all OF them very funny. Little
Lola. the mind-reading wonoe IT. mas nct %
a little, long, but It Is far ahead Of the
old style undertaking business, ana II
is myHtifying as well as entertaining;
H tTrn a 4he team IS an old favorite here.
though It has not been seen ior SONS
time on this circuit. !,
AL Rayne and his trained pu!l terriers
contribute an act that !a easily one OF
the most popular on the bill, The Boston
bull pup is wonderful animal and the
tricks are novel and very interesting.
The turn OF Howe and scout Is Clever
The bill is opened with the Rooney sis,
tiers, singing and dancing souoretts, ana
the act Ia at the head OF It's class. ior pom
and nirnble feet. Their costumes are neat
and trim and the turn was very cordially
applauded last night.
Manager Wells has made arrangements
for the appearance here next week OF
the New York Boys Symphony Orchestra.
one of the foremost concert, organizations
in this country. The orchesta will be
here for the first three nights OF the
week with naunees on Tuesday and We'd
nesday. John Fuller Golden, the man
with the green gloves" will also be on
the bill. The offering Is unique in the
annals of vaudeville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
Hotel Arrivals.

a
These arrivals were recorded at the JEFF
ferson yesterday: q. N. Campo, Antonio
Carmona, q, P. Howard, Fl. p. Taber, ].
w Reinhardt, John P. East, Lillian 70.
Tapscott, New York; r. P. Gray. Greens-
t puaa; g &, &. Gibbs San Antonio; 4. 4.
ham, n g.; Dr. +. +. Webstsr. Mrs.
Webster, Miss Isabel Helen and Ella
Webster, and Frank F, Webster. NorfolS.
ers, Pittsburg: Wilmer Dame. Baltimore;
II. w, Sutler, washington. IL,
These Vlrglnians are enrolled on the
register Of the New Ford's Hotel: g. a.
sydTGSp gna w Mes Miss IL RoEers Nor
folk; j. A. Kent, Virginia; J, r. Bell,
viii J. Donnelly. advance agent Of Al,
G. Fields Mlnstrels is IN the olty, stop
ping at the New Ford's. He Is here to
arrange FOR the appearance Of the min.
strel organization at the Academy early
in the season.
Among the arrivals at Murphy''s yester-
day. these Yirginssns are reeafdea' M ans
couon. yipg,m,aii, = faS Murphy Nor.
folk ; M. Watkins Norvel, Norfolk; G,
", Trice, Newport News; R.. L, Marston,
Newport News; W. 4, stephensonl ",
burg, T. S., Bordner. Alexandria.
The following virglnians are registered
number, ,b Of other guests from ali parts OF
Store sto e ". q, Matthew's Glasgow; ". G.
Doubles Norfolk; O. i; F,Ilppe1n;; cum-
Among the arrivals at the Lexington
Hotel We're a number OF advertising men
~ The Barnum & Bailey shows, They are
here arranging for an exhibition by the
show in November, Just before the sea-
son closes. NJ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
Lost His Leg.

A colored man named Dingo Goldlng.
employed by Lane Bros, contractors, on
the work OF double-tra cking the Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
way, was run over by a car near Ruther
Glen, IN Caroline county. yesterday and
and ankle. The man was brought to this
city and taken to the Retreat for the
Sick, where 1t was found necessary to
amputate the crushed limb. The opera
ton was performed by DR.. Lawrence
T. Price, assisted by DR., 3. L. Anderson.
The operation was successful. and the
patient stood 1t we'll, and Is now doing
well In every way.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
ONE DOLLAR SAVED REPRE-.
SENTS NDOLLARS EARNED,

The average man does not save to exr
coed ten per cent Of his earnings. He
must spend nine dollars in living expenses
for every dollar saved. That being the
case, he cannot, DO too careful about un-
necessary expenses, Very bitten a few
cents properly invested, Ike buying seed
for his garden, will save several dollars
outlay later on, It's the same In buying
Chamberlain's Cole, Cholera and piar-
rhoea Remedy. i costs but few cents,
q doctors bill Of several dollars. For
sale bYf all drugs!sts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
DELIGHTFUL DINNER
Employees Of Philip Levy & Co. Enjoyed
: Themselves Sunday.

A delightful dinner was joyed by the
employees of the instalment firm Of Philip
Levy & Co. at Krkwod's Broad-street
cafe Sunday afternoon. Mr.. jerome H:
johnson. local manager, was master Of
ceremonies and Mr.. Levy was on hand as
the state, the Representatives Of which
We're present at the dinner. Speeches
were made by Messrs Harry Levy.
James Gordon. M. Hertzenberg. OF Nor
r. Marshall and j. ". Johnson. OF Rich
mond.
mouth. Newport News. Hampton, Suffolk.
Roanoke, Lynohburg and other places
were present, G&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
After a Big Contract.

Contractor J, r. Wilson. Of THIS city.
atHrectins tie new station OF the Atlanta
Terminal Company: The, station, VIII
cost in the neighborhood Of a round mil
M NJ uH Wilson is the contractor for the
extensive Sixth-street annex Of Miller
and Rhoads. which will about double the
floor area Of their ALREADY large - and
tia hone that the structure will he COM
'pIeted IN ninety days, 80. h,,p,,
The same contractor r. also pn,ldlng
the large seed store building OF y W,
Wood e Sons.
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TREASURY sUB-sTATloN
Four Viii Be Opened for Convenience
Of Citizens.

On the LIST of September, the sub-sta-
lions for the payment Of gas and water
in distant sections Of the city will not
need to go to the City Hail for the pur-
pose OF settling their accounts with the
city. A man from the treasurer's office
will be In attendance two days each
month at each substation. Tho stations
will be located as follows:
Harr1son's drug store, Fulton; Partin's
drug store, Broad Street, near Twenty
fifth; Greenwald's drug store, West Broad
Street, and A1lller's drug store, No. 1873
West Cary Street
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Mr.. Anderson a Visitor.

Mr.. r. Spot. Anderson. transportation
master OF the Norfolk and Southern Rail-
in tina city Sunday visiting his family
and friends. Mr. Anderson Is an. old
Richmond boy. and Is well known here.
where he was until lately associated with
the. Atlantic Coast Line andn the Rioh-
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
way as train master
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THOSE WHO
WON PRIZES.
Result Of the Big Shoot on
Saturday Last.
SOME VALUABLE TROPHIES
The Contest for Medal Next Saturday
Aternoon-ttis Nov n the Pos
session Of Mr.. Brown-olub
Of Nomads.

The East End Gun Club, with some Of
the members Of the Richmond Gun
Club" will visit the Northsde Club next
Saturday and contest for tho Harris.
Fllppen G. CO. medal. which was won last
month BY Mr.. Herbert Brown. This med
al, q handsome gold medal Is contested
for monthly. 1t has to be won three
times In succession before the contestant
can own 1t.
Little Is known Of the Richmond Gun
Club, which was organized some time
in May, Will, the following well known
trap-shooters as officers:
c. W. Saunders. president: franklin
stearnes. vlce-president: J. r. Tignor,
secretary and treasurer.
This club bears the same relation to
Richmond as the Weary Wanderers to
New York state. They have no homo,
no club grounds and no particular place
to shoot. but visit the different shooting
clubs. and promote the all-absorbing in
teresting sport OF smashing mud pies"
ha Owing to the lateness OF the hour when
the East End finished their tournament
Saturday. the compilers and scorers, were
unable to announce. the. winners Of the
different prizes. Below will be found
a complete list of snnle. Some good shoot
crs, ordinarily, failed to win prize, Thts
Is particularly applicable to Or. Hills
man. who had the misfortune to break
his gun early in the day. and who shot
NJ I'm no = = . Il .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
THE TWO BIG SHOWS
Barnum and Bailey and the Amateur
Circus Are Rivals.

The Barnum and Bailey show, due to
arrive here the middle of November, has
been postponing Its date here all the
summer In order to keep out OF the way
OF Its big rival, the amateur circus, The
latter, however. had to be twice post
poned on account Of the strike and It's
date has been finally fixed for next Sat-
urday week. when It will be given matt,
nee and night at the Horse Show build
Ing. The date Of the Barnum and Bailey
show Ia as far removed from, the oppo-
tition attraction as It we'll could be, for
Il just misses being a winter circus. and
the likelihood Is that there will be a
hard frost before Its tents are spread
here, n Il
4 II " whispered that the Barnum and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
REMOVAL OF GARBAGE

Question Raised by Superintendent
COIN, Of Street. Cleaning Department.,
At, the meeting OF the Committee on
Health last night the question as to
whose duty 1t Is to remove garbage and
refuse from the city markets was DISCUSS
ed. The superintendent Of the Street.
Cleaning Department was Of the opinion
that his department had nothing to do
with It. but that such duty deyolved
upon the Market Committee. and that the
ordinance on the subject in reference to
the removal Of garbage from business
places covered the matter,
Upon motion Of Mr., Cottrell, the super
intendent was directed to, continue remov-
Ing such garbage until the next meeting
Of the COMMITTEES, and that the City At
torney be in the meantime asked to In
terpret the ordinance. tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
Channel for Galveston,

The big steam dredge M ], Desnon,
which has been at work for several
months N tuut deepening the channel and ,har,
Dor. is now engaged IN. dredging from
ia nomn'9H ry whe edm t. M %Ss e
heinp ,d done IN order that the recently
I nuins i' cruiser Galveston may be go,t-
ron ron out of the dock and towed to Norfolk
vessel y e BE- eoamPhls a pasi
~ fe the river near the lock filled up so
that considerable dredging will have to
Ia reSorted to. l.la.. .. .N..
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.LABOR-DAY COMMITTEE
WILL MEET TO. might

The Labor Day Committee to further
perfect arrangements for the celebration
of the day at West Point will meet to-
night in No. 2lO East Broad Street, Speak
ers for tho occasion and lists Of the vari-
Gus sporting contests will be arranged,
Ali members OF unions who have been
named to act In cont Junction with the
Central Councils Committee are urgently
requested to be present tonight.
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LIGHT AND WATER,

Routine Work Done by Committees Of
City Council.
Payroll and bills were approved and
ether routine work was done by the Com
mittee on Water at It's regular meeting
last evening 5s,s III l.i f5 *
The Light Committee met in regular ses-
sion and transacted much busipess OF q
routine nature. Payroll and bills were
anprOYed. E.Ii. - .l-L-.-l 1890 ~. sT-t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
Attempt 10 Wreck p : anger Train.

Especial to The Times DIspatch.)
g CHARLOTTE. N. c.. Aug. ia das-
tardly attempt was made to wreck one OF
the So,,thern's vestibued trains, Just out
side the city limits last night. A switch
look was broken and the switch opened
after which the light was ext!ngulshed.
A north-bound freight was running ahead
sneer reversed the CINE and applied
the brakes, The train was running slow
and was stopped without damage. Nh "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18

Galley show will have q representative
here on the 18th, the date OF the ANA anna
teur cifcur, 10 look over the score or more
OF clowns OF the latter with View TO
signing contracts with them for next sea-
son. Some Of the likely ones are SAD 70
he Messrs. Leonard Noel, Edgar H Mni.e.
Albert Boshen, Lee Lorraine, Wlikie
Freeman, Lonnie Wilson, Harry Tucker
and Eugene Davis and William Fl.
Thompson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
THE INCREASE OF
THE POLICE FORCE

The Finance Committee will meet at
o'clock tonight.
The question of making an appropra-
ton to cover the proposed Increase IN
the police force will probably be consld-
cred. This question Is ono uppermost In
the public mind, In view of the utter In
ability of the present force to cope with
tho recent situation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
Charter Amended.

The charter Of the Quinn Marshall Com
pany. of Lynchburg. has been amended
stock and one OF common. with the
amount OF capital stock remaining I'M
changed at 100000 The amendment was
sanctioned by the Corporation Commits
sion. 3s5f5si5. =ttl IfisIf gsjiSl
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DR.. Steel Returns.

day from eq a two weeks, visit to friends
in King William and King and Queen
countless. he had delightful stay with
old friends and returns home n fine
aealth and SPIRITS
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LEGAL NOTICES,

TO Q. H. PALMER. SUSAN H. P. DYER
AND ANNA p. FELL:
You are hereby notined that g tract g; ! Of .
in in Tuekahoe 11aglstsrial District, in Hon
rico county, Va, was sold on the 80 day
Of - for delinquent taxes, leyies Inter
est s ssd n e9s 81 aae aeE TO- er SaaT
to the Commonwealth Of Virginia.
An application fer the purchase thereof
has been flled in this office, and t appear ear.
YOU are Interested in the said land, you
four months from the date OF this notice
teot your interest.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of
Ausus'' 4'V'' SAMUEL P. wADD1LL.
Clerk Of the County Court Of 1Ienrleo
: eops SAMUEL P. wADDILL. clork,
Aug. ll-1aw-4t
70 JACKSON BRANDT, TRUsTEp:
You are hereby notihed that az traeI OF
anf a assssssqh g s y p it, SSqmfsS
rico county. va, was sold on the - day
Of IL 80 tor delinauent taxes, leyies. tnt sas
st aad s d aye tesF9 pnn e ee is co
anw sepplIca Fl for the purchase thereof
has been fled II thls 91loe;t a tRs A
t nt ' You are interested IN the said land,
YOU are further notified to appear here
within four months from the date Of this
notice and do what may be necessary to
protect your interest,
Given under my hand this 10th day Of
NNe'' ' SAMUEL P, WADDILL.
Clerk of the County Court OF Henrico
county. Va. %s.
copy-Teste: -
AUG, 11-law-At 5s 6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
LABOR DAY AT BEACH PARK
Crowd Expected to Be the Record
Breaker on that Day.

With the warmer weather, Beach Park
grows In popularity and every afternoon
the Twilight Special takes down over the
Southern road gay parties Of, pleasure
seekers, who enjoy all the attractions and
the healtk-giving breezes from sthe York.
Special preparations are being made for.
the Labor-Day exercises, which will take
mond. as upon former occasions. The
crowd at the Park on Labor Day is ex-
pccted to be the largest ever seen at that
~ y 4 i. ! . -, y
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BANKRUPT sALH OF MILL1NERY,
y sHoW,GAsEsA FIxTu I Z s; , MILL1.
BY virtue OF decree. filed IN the Dis
trlct Court OF the United States for tho
Eastern District OF Virginia. On the nth
day Of August, 1903, in the matter Of Mrs.
NJ Mr. Moore, hsn krupt, WI 81 - 3
Main Street. at 1880 "a NJ.
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 10, /, 1909, Is. V.
About 100 Boxes OF Millinery. assorted,
nice stock. embracing Flowers. Feathers,
Velvet Ornaments. Jets. Trim,minEs I, Felt
Braid F'oldng Braid and sundry other
goods usually kept In first-class MILL
Two Oak Frame Showcase with Ta-S
bles. Window Stands. Shelving. Mating.
Curtains. SC. N iSa A; e 5tIh 81
Y TERMS-Cash,
Receiver in Bankruptcy.
h GEO. W MAYO. Auotloneer,
aug 16 at, 5ltl z l5s .45 s5-Il 49,
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Little one's Funeral,

The funeral of little Georgia q, Car
roll, aged six years, who died Saturday
afternoon. a. o,el9sck d took Place syn IN
residence OF his father. Mr.. Albert Car
roll No, 1910 Fairfield Street. The blrlal
was In OAkwood Cemetery.
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FOR RENE

cOR RENT.
1914 Floyd Avenue. Ii:
Ill 1-2 West Cary Street. iii
4 26l0 M Street. II.
40l West Marshall Street.
= Sc Harvey Street. IA
II East Grace Street. R.3F
1913 Park Avenue.
100 West Grace Street (office).
Ninth and Main Streets (ofhce).
802 West Grace Street. EN-
& 701 North Twenty-slxth Street. 3, "a
p s12 North Twenty third Street.
SOC North Twenty-sixth Street.
1924 East Broad Street. Pr
220l Paramount Avenue. * 81
Z 7Sl West Marshall Street, VI
$40 North Twenty-thlrd Street M
2516 Nj Street. Y i5S; q
So Buchanan Street.
1921 West Cary Street. .8if & &
2122 East Main Street. (store). E3
j, D.. CARNEAIl s. SON.
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FOR RENTING only one Of those nev and
elegant Grove Avenue Houses LETT, No. 1907.
Furnace, electric lights, etc. l "a rooms and en-
tirely modern. Rent $780, See uaL once. *
T45' J. h. ELAN AND CO., 5l5 III
ll1a e. Main Street
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SEALED PRoPo6ALs,

FORT MYDR VA, Aug, IT. 1905 -Sealed
Proposals, In tr1plicate, for addition to
Hospital. viii be received until 10 A.. N.
BDPT, /. 1908. The u, s. reserves right
part thereof. Information on application.
Envelopes containing bids should be In.
dorsed proposals for Addition to Hospi-
tai" addressed Capt. r.. Harrison, Q, y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18

EOR RENT.
FOUR NEW s-sTORY BRICK Dwell
liugs, corner Of L.ombardy and Grace Sts.
l 53 ]. D, CAREEAL4& SON.
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Geo. w. Mayo, AGetionsSr.5

! AND VAILED STOCK or DRY
GOODS, NOTIONS. GEN're' FtRNl6H-
,1Ngs. LADIES. WEAR. SHOES, sHqN
CASES, STORE FIXTURES, IRON
jaAFB, ETC, AT AUCTION. 5il7iS5gf
BY direction Of Gale Bros, who are de-
clining business. will sell at 40 wsst
Marshall. at 1850 A. NJ. s3{5l. s tjtA
TUESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1901, BY
Embracing about 5000 yards Dry Goods.
such as Flannels, Callcoes, White Goods
Bed Ticking. Domestics, Lir1pgy, etc. 3sls'
A general line OF Hamburg f.Acea and
other trimmings. F 8
A full assortment OF Ladies', Gents ana
,Chlldren's Hosiery. IA
TX general assortment of Notions, snl-i
bracing Corsets. Spool Cotton and SILK. etc.
35A line OF Ladies' Underwear. skirts.
Gowns Chemises, etc. s4+
Gents' Underwear Of all kinds, ahout Is
dozen Shirts, Overa1lH, Jumpers.
q 10 pairs Ladies', Gents and Children'a
Shoes: Leather, Rubbers. etc.
A gen eral line Of Ribbons, lAcss. 0loves,
Doubie Deck and oval Show Cases. Iron
Safe Counters and Shelving, large Spool
cot'oH GEO. W. MAYO, Auctioneer.
Arg. r. Fri, Sur, Tu-St
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won by u. NJ. Daniel. Box cigars, ]. A..
Anderson, second. IS meal ticket. donated
by Commercial Hotel.
!" SUNSHINE ROOrl."
Contributions Stu Coming In to Sup.
erintendent Davis.

Funds for this Sunshine Room" at the
City Hall are still coming In. superln-
lendent Davis says that $22O are still need
ed. He has now $80.50 Late contributions
have been received from the following
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AUCTION sALss-rH,s pAv.


X AUCTION SALE s--rt HIS oAV. n Bjs5
ny G. y. & II. Il. banoon, a
As 81 E Esss' aa A1s' s {1tS1assr'' 4
.T.nusrEEs' sA14H II
VALUABLE FARM, Writ NEW
" M M9HRRHi3 yrH RbR{GkS A9p BDFhEk
SITUATED 1S 81 oHHhHNN nw, MARKET
R9 81 rA Aho eIF1 Fo 81 n M!ke I1sT
sS y r trs, Fl aass s p osas ILL., Fts
q lnt Court, b. B. iss III. !. III, de-
fault having been, made In the payment
Of certain notes therein secured. We Will
sell BY gsf SyetiR9r Fl !s Pr. 'e' On
said deed de- follows: "All that certain
tract or parcel Of land. with all the iin-
thereon rights. ways ana ap.
purtenahcss thereto ssl4e }a lying an q
being II e easX q mdr % the S sest
Market (sometlmes called Charles City,
Rond, containing III acres. more or less,
being the property upon which Mrs. VI o..
Burnett resides.
TBRMs-Cash as to expenses OF exc.
sStss 5is tsssftt sns lie saS &
Is, 1sB. ana $4,000, due October IS. 1905,
bearing per cent. IA interest, payable
quarterly: balance At one and two years.
f fl: / c1 RRna9s.
G. L. 3 II. L. Dsnoon, Auotioheers.
Aug. last 33,38lf{ t
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BY Edward g. Rose Company.
mn Real Estate Auctioneera. 8

AUCTION sAhn OF
THAT DETACHED FRAME DWH1144N0
IN NO. 1903 WEST CLAY STREET; Bf
I'D LOT 20 BY 153 E'BUT TO
8si 80 1sSTst{ AN ALLEY. q #
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At the REQUEST OF the pa1ties IN 1ntefest,
VI Tu Hzs 9il 18TH DAY OF AUG. 1903,
At 8 o'clock p M, sell by auction upoa I
the premises, the. dwelling numbered as
Character are offered at all. and but
for the fact that this IL being sold for
division, this chance would not be afforded
you; hence, II you fail to attend the sald
don't blame us. NJ
TERMS-At sale. Us.
Aug, 12.tds Auctioneern.
'--A7IcTION -oAIFe-EIITIiR1# DAva
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Geo. ". Mayo.
A.uctioneer,

s AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.