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The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-12-31
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
A. D. 1904.

A. d. 1904.
Another year
with all its hopes and fears,
Has sunk into the deep abyss of
time;
And on the threshold of the
new we stand,
Like travellers to strange and
distant cline.
We do not propose to offer set
of fragile New Years resolutions
nevertheless, we desire to occupy
the floor of the arena of public opin-
ion to offer a few remarks which
we consider fitting and appropriate
on the occasion of the birth Of the
New Year and to offer one general
suggestion which should be unani-
1nously accepted and which might
well become the firm resolve ofevery
one; in the carrying out of which
resolution to the extent of full deter
mination, should find an abiding
place i'll every heart and mind
We take Our cue from President
Roosevelt and advocate the siren
uous life and good citizenship.
Not strenuosity in the pursuit of
fame, fortune or in gaining selfish
ends; but rather, in doing the will
of God, our duty to our country
and to our fellowman. We do not
now urge the claims Of any party,
sect or creed, but intend to cover
and include them all
The utterances of our President
along this line, of course, can raise
no issue except the never ending,
always present ISSUE between right
and wrong. While some may not
agree with him concerning his
political policies, yet we presume
that every denizen of the earth
will accord to him the applause
of their approval when he entreats
us to be honestly industrious and
industriously honest in all the
affairs of life. Here no argument
is needed, for the President S words
bear the stamp of truth and wisdom
and carry, conviction to the minds
of all men. Truth is true and false
hood is false, regardless of the
character, political affiliations or
religious views of him who gives
utterance thereto, and everyone
must acknowledge, to himself if not
to others, that the President
''speaks forth the words of truth
and soberness. While we should
not lose sight of the fact that there
is much good, happiness and bright
ness in the world, neither should
we close our eyes and hearts to the
painful fact that there is much
evil, want and misery going about
unchallenged and caused, too often,
by Mans inhumanity to man. "
The remedy for many human ills
lies within the power of man to ap-
ply and we would appeal to the
charity of all men that the cry of
distress go not unheeded. We
would plead for that higher and
better world citizenship that ac
knowledges that we are our
brother S keeper, always and every
where; not, however, in the sense
that it is ours to Judge or censure,
but to aid and comfort where we
can. We would that all nations
and people were united in one
grand and harmonious campaign
for good against the ever vigilant
powers of evil, in whatever form;
and that the battle flag might not
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-12-31
JOHN H. LOCkMAN.
NOTICE.

All persons having work in the
Rogers q Liston photograph car are
hereby notified that they can secure all
work belonging to them by applying to
the undersigned
Liston & Wales,
Salem, Idaho
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-12-31
FOR SALE.

We have a number of fine thorough
bred short horn COWS for sale. Call on
or address
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-12-31

Besides both the hoIse and SEN
ate the parties implicated have
been considering the postal frauds.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-12-31
Better Than a Plaster.

A piece of flannel dampen.d with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound on
the affected parts, is better than a
plaster for lame back and for pains in
the side or chest Pain Balm has no
superior az liniment for the relief of
deep seated, muscular and rheumatic
pains For sale by all druggists.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-12-31

Big bill of new dry goods just in at
Thompson's
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-12-31

WOOD d. PARKER, Publisher
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BACK FROM JU.lKET
Oycrman and kIutz Think Well Q
Hearst.
(snecial to Tho Times-plsp

Especial to The -Dlspatch).
SALISBURY, N. c.. Oct H.--senator
r. Kluttz have returned to their MONIES
In this city from a two-weeks tour
through New Mexico and other western
points. The gentlemen made the u.p
with a Cong essional party Which went
by Invitation Of 9ir, ". r. Hearst. eal-
tor OF the New York American. The OBJ
iect OF the tour was to study the State
hood question and other conditions e9-
listing In tho portion of the country VS.
'iteu Senator Overman says he was much
impt essed by many features OF the gov,
eminent, and that he Is exceedingly glad
he made the trip, this being his tirst v,sit
10 Mexico. He says he was much pleaseu
with tho strong. but modest, persoha any
siuce,e In h.s effort> In behalf OF better
government. Though quite number o.
Senators and others holding high po-
llitIcal positions were In the party. poll
tics were not discussed. and It Is said the
pian laid by MIR. --earst in inviting the
party was not for political purposes.
Senator Overman and the Congressman
left the touring party at q point IN rex &
as. returning direct TO SALISBURY, re ,say
had returned hy Chicago. Mr.. Whitehead
Kluttz. son OF the Congressman. who
,accomp anied the party. returned With
them to .-.lcago. but Is expected IN sal
isbury In a few days.
Mr. H M. ArnIsteadz manager OF the
Western Union telegram Company II
this place, will on October LIST go to Az
susta. Ga. where he VIII assume slni-
lar duties with TIE Postal Company. Mr.
a. II Nash Will succeed Mr.. Armlsteao
as manager OF the Western Union III
salisbury !
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PATRICK LOSES
viii Get None Of Estate Of Late William
Nj. hice.
(By Associated Press,)

ALBANY. \. s.. Oct. 27,-The Court
of Appeals to-day placed a final Mesa
tive upon tho attempts of Albert !, Pat
r!ck to obtain the vast fortune Of tho
deceased millionaire, William NJ, Rico,
for whose murder he was under sem
tence OF death in Sing Sing prison Tho
court to-day handed down deolslon
affirming that Of the lower courts which
threw out as forgery the ALLEGED will
oI Mr.. Rice. which Patrick urged as
superseding that admitted to probate "
Surrogate Fitzgerald, The decision by
the highest court Is made without COM
ment or opii ION, an unusual thing In Il
case Of So seat importance.
The will OF Mr.. Rice, thus sustained,
makes no mention OF Patrick the bulk Of
tho estate. estimated at 100000 or more,
being hequeathed to the proposed Will
liam M. Rice Institute for the Advance
ment OF Literature, Science and Art
of Houston, Texas. The will presented
and urged in this appeal by Patrick left
comparatively small beauests to the Rice
Institute and the bulk OF the estate to
Patrick.
The next stage In the extraordinary
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D.EATHs7oF DAY.

(Ey Associated Press.>
+ HONOLULU. Oct, 2n-Upited States
District Judge NJ. NJ. Estee died here
to-day OF prostra ton. following an ope.
ration reformed two days ago tor kid
ney trouble. = taiid
MACON. GA. Oct. 27.-airs. u. @. C.
tinted states Stat sup p ns Court. disa to- to.
night at her residence In this city. Mrs.
Lamar was formerly Miss Henri. eta Dean.
daughter 81 James Dean. She later mar
red Colonel l.. @. G, Lamar. Mrs. La
mar was reared in Nineville, suburb
OF Macon. Her health had been falling
for some time
Charles Rensselaer, Ladd. ex-state auditor
of Massachusetts,. died here to-day Of
palsy after five months treatment at
st. Lukes Hospital.
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GA 6TozI a..
e. ';; !; :; ;. Z; Z Z; x: :
ARE YOU GOING SOUTH

Low Winter Tourist Rates via Seaboard
Air Lire r siway. IA 4,
seaboard Air Line Railway announces
special WINTER TOURIST rates to all
the principal points In Flor da and the
Southwest. Tickets on sale DC ober 18th.
to April soth, returning until May 81.
1904.
scheduIe:f fast trains with Pullman's
latest and most Improved Draw.rg-Room
Sleep ng Cars: Dining Car Service south
y information as to rates. tickets. ETC..
checrfully Furnished on application to tue
u''ue' WI. NAY,
city Ticket Agent,
II. S. .Leard,, DIST. Pass'g'r. Agent.
Phone 405. Richmond. Va.
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DELEGATES LEAVE
FOR GRAND CAMP

Most Of the delegates representing the
Various aa s q he asshsf T
I nis apI fos Newport News to be present at
ths opening session Of the Grand Il. CAMP ,nnsl
c, v. today. The veterans; LOT we Lnor.
par par y , mr in order to take part In the
nowad Meo' 'to.m1orrow. Governor Montague
V viii 20 down tomorrow and vii spend
Mart and return Tnat PEE sy or sF %y ths
Sete Tan and is usually called upon Tor
A number OF delegates fro n, different n
eity last night on their way to Newport
NeWS. - --...t
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A SOCIETY EVENT
A German In Honor Of Two Bridal
Parfie-

Especial to The Times D spatch.)
FAYETTEVILLE. n. c., Oct 31.-Last
evening. in the armory Of the .Independ-
ant L ght Infantry Battalion. La Nou-
velle Club gave beautiful german COM
marriages OF great interest to Fayette-
vile society-that OF Mr.. +. B: Evans TO
Miss Flora MtPhe!s son, In Mcpherson
chat Of Mr.. n. NJ Pemberton to Miss
Elizabeth Underwood. In st. Johns EEis-
copal Church. tomorrow evening: The
j. S. McNeill and Miss Kate Hawley, and
fine music was furnished by Remsburss
Orchestra -l-'--tt
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Blockad , y all taired.
M, A.sociated Press.I

(By AssOcluEtu rTeSSs'J, -,
rh GaI bSom ffie goyernn,sn{ ernlfeg IN
dsendenca appsaread, OF Pasrt e ssla.a
p 80 Which Is in the hands Of the
Dominican rayolution,sts, to-day and pre-.
vented che Cuban 1 tbat sts o.t rb Mat1a
hadandancia then left Puerto Plata. go
t ns towards ths American mall htea naer
chserokee, coming from. Monte C!ist. IN
order to prevent her from touching at
Puarfn Plata.
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FROST IN NELSON
Schools G lose on Account OF Dlphtheria
@s5f; and earlet Fev>r.

fsneciaI to The Times-Tispatcll.}
NORWOOD, VA. October 27.-Frost has
a, nearad several mornings, and the small!
streams were covered with slight skim
The apple crop in this section Is fairly
good. and those who have sold any have
obtained good price:
Scarlet fever and diphtheria have bro.
ken out here. There have been several
cases OF each. very bad Dr. " =. IA
tsred antl-toxine to those with diphther!a,
which proved to be wonderful cure.
Some of the public schools have been
closed on account of the disease,
Presiding Elder Hanks, OF the Char
,ottesviIls District, held the fourth GUAR
terly meeting here Monday, which VIII be
he last meeting until general conference
The meeting was very interesting.
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LASTED TEN ROUNDS
HugheY Murphy Than Went Down IN.
derry ing Corbet's Blows,
By Associated Press.)

,tBy ,Assoclated Pfess1
rounds and a minute and a l,altstn tho
eleventh. Hughey Murphy, OF New York..
stood up against YOUNG. Corbatt Tonight,
many blows on the featherweight cham
pior. Then came three blows IN Quick
succession and. although Murphy came
ga that Corbett refused 70 continue the
fighting. and was awarded the decision,
Although Murphy, besides evading many
Of corbett.s blows landed frequently; MS
them and Cor bett scarcely ntliced them.
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CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE
Annual sessioniolsle Of Wight.-Large

Especial to The Times:D spatch.l
session Of the Eastern Virginia Chris
tian Conference began to-day at Antioch,
Isle OF Wight county. The following
Rey' N, G. Newman, OF Newport News,
president; Dr. w. w. Staley, Of Suffolk,
VICE PRESIDENT: Rev. Herbert schalz. OF
Berkley, assistant secretary. Inc other
Officers al g permanent.
The annual sermon was preached by
Rev. r. II. Peel. of Waverly, Va. TWO
new churches were recelved-one from
Ministerial reports showed an increase
OF over five hundred IN church mem
bership .sl
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Jannings,- Grow.

Cards ara out TOR the marriage OF
,,Iss Asnnss Flora Crow and Mr, Theodore
S,0i East Main Street, at 5 o'eloek to-
morrow night. Areception will follow the
marriage. f.t
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suppos d Last Ship Safe.

Especial to The Times-p spatch)
BEAUFORT. n. c.. Oct: 2h-Ins steam
ship City of Everett, from Pensa. Q q,
Fla bound north. for which SO mu.h
anxiety has been felt. has arrived at
Cape Lookout light for harpor. win
machinery damaged. The City Of Ever
EFT has been overdue for several oa!
and great fears have been felt Tor nes
co ar ..i
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Coo Price for Bonds.

fspecial to The Times. D spatch.)
CHELMSFORD. n. c.. oct. EG-The
Highway Commission sometime ago re-
fused bids for the good roads bond is-
Yesterday they got bid of los from Sea:
songood & Meyer, Of Cincinnati, and viii
sell them $4,000 Of the bonds. It is said,
III their meeting Thursday.
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ki.l.dHls Mi.e While pru k.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlsratch.).
CHARLOTTE. N. c.. Oct. 27.-!enry
Patrick White, a carpenter. 8 years old,
at Bennettsv.lie. S. c., shot his wife Win
q shotgun while she WAS laying In bed at
3 O'Clock this morning. She was ABOUT
q years old It is said he was -...as
vixen lie fred the fatal shot. Great IN
dignation Is felt at BennettsVille over ehe
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Rankru IT Dis III rgs

Especial to The, Times.p ispatth.).
Henry.l cry Company, merchants at
North W.lkeshoro, which failed few
weeks ago for $S,000 to-day effected d
compromise with creditors holding claims
to the amount of 500.
The company. which was placed In
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lucrative position with the large New

lucrative position with the large New
York publishing house OF Silver Burdett
&c Co.. New York.
Mr.. Martin Is son OF the late, Rev;
James C. Martin. q former Method st
graduate OF Randolph Macon College. and
was for several yoars q successful Vir.
ginia educator. Mr., Martin y one OF
now holding responsible positions with
the large publishing houses, field IN
which they find the remuneration and
prospects much better than. In teaching.
He Is at Murphy's
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AUCTION SALES Future Days
ay j. s. Elam g. Co,
Real Estate Aucttoneers.
IT RUsTEE,s COURT SALE:
! BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
OF THE
WE'LL LOCATED AND VALUABLE
Three.Story Brick store and
Dwelling, ]
No. ia North Seventeenth, Cor
Market Street.

AS trustee in the deed OF trust from
Alexanderr Jonathan and wife. : dated ats,a
So Reh9nS ehanessy Gou arta and ne,l In pur
tered on the 18th day Of October. 1903. in
the suit styled III. F. Jonathan ys, P. :.
Teiser ct ais" will sell by public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
MONDAY. NoyEMBER 2. 1919.
at $3.50 O clock P. NJ, the real estate re-
ferred to in said. decree. It being the
valuable lot With the 9rhstnntla shree'
fronting twenty-five t22) feet on the west
side Of Seventeenth Cor M Ma a.. street Nn
posite the Fish Market, and running back
seventy (70) feet to an alley: DESIGNATED as
No. III North Seventeenth Street and be,
Ing a we'll known and well-estahlished
business stand. with spacious and COM
Portable residence over the store.
II. ST. JOHN coALTER. Trustee.
The bond required by the above decree
OF the trustee has been duly given.
oct 2s-st Clerk.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

FORT NtYER, VA. OCT. 20. 1903 Scaled
glaeSsmith SHOP Guard House and TX:
tension TO Hiding. Hall, will be received
until TO- A. NJ. Nov. 81. 1904. The U; S.
reserves right. to reject any or az oids
plicat ton. Envelopes containing bids
should be indoraed 1'Proposals for, Build
ings.". addressed Capt w. F, CLARK,
@. NJ. 4.
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The City Of Richmond, Va.
Moe Cifv Waller Works CITY. Hall,

The City Of ,Rlehn'ond, Va,
Cbas. e. Boiling. Supt.,
SCALED PRoPOsALs Will BE RE
BER 20, 1903. for tho CONSTRUCTION Of a
WOODEN CONDUIT, extending from
the Basins To- the. Piimp Works; Jnior-
ma ton specifications and drawings can
be- obtained at this ONCE.
All@proposals must beTaccompanled BY
a, certified check for. $500. payable to the
City Treasurer.
The Committee on Water reserve the
right to reject any or all proposals.
CHAS. e. BOILING
sspso.oc1 .4.s.l1.l5. 1s,2o.e5.ss supt-
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Visiting n S Old Hcme,

Among the arrivals IN the city last night
~ Mr. James G. Martin. former Rich.
nond boy, now holding a responsible and
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LlSPENSARY WON
iKinston Wit q spose Of Eleven sa-

Especial to The Tlmes-D spatch,>
KISsTON. N. C.. Oct. 27.-The dispen-
sary won a decisive victory over the
saloon here to-day by majority OF 81
In a pretty full vote. Vote cast, 69e
For dispensary. 1913. and AGAINST. ~, tne
vet ouletest, that has been held TOR
a long time. There are eleven saloons
In the city.
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CASTORIA.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' assss sss :, lsz1zzN5zzS@
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Change Of Schedule Southern Railway.
Novemb r LIST. ~
Train No. II. leaving Richmond at u:G
for all points South. will. on and after
November 1st, leave Richm ond at 1870
P. ~. for all points South. will on Mnd after
d D'eesuC W. wEsrBuRY. D. p. A.
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THIS "wednesday MORNING.. October
2sth. at 1890 o'clock, we will sell at our
warerooms No. el2 East Broad Street. :
CHARTERED Oak and Medium Chamber
Suits, 4 Poplar Marhle-top Suits, Oak and
Walnut Wardrobes Oak Sldeboards g.
Chairs. Paror Suits, handsome Enameled
iron Beds. Mirrors. gold-frame Parlor
Pictures. New Rugs and Druggets. Wood
and Coal-burning Heaters. Cooking
Stoves. s Rrussele Carpets, etc., Sale posi-
tive. Terms--Cash.
TIE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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bankruptcy. will be discharged, and re.
sumo business. The firm VIII pay It's
creditors 80 Ia per cent.
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Round trip tickets. at greatly reduced
rates. aye now on sale to all the prin-
cipal winter Tourist Resorts OF the
South, via the Atlantic Coast Line. This
line offers the quickest and most COM
Portable route; It's trains are superb in
every appointment. They are composed
Of the latest designed Pullman sleepinE.
Farlor. Library. Observation and Dining
Cars For full information. apply to
ticket agents, or
49, c. IS. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent.
NO. s3s E. Nan St., Richmond. Va,
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B,.,, tbs 1Tha Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature q Laxz12Nzzm
Low RATES TO 0ANvILLE.vA.


And Return via s u'hern Railroad,
Account meeting OF Daughters OF the
Revolution. the Southern Railway an
nounces special rate Of one and one.third
fares Tor the round "trip from AL points
mond, $3.50. Tickets on sale October 18th,
eth and asth. with return limit October
aoth. 1903.
OUT FLOWERS, FosEs, WOLETS.
The largest stock Of Roses. violets
Lilies Of the Valley. chrysanthemums
and Cut Flowers, Bridal Bouquets and
Designs shipped to all points. Mall,
telephone or telegraph orders promptly
attended to-.
w. A. HAMMOND.
No. LOT East broad St.
q .A. - ~ 90 R r "a.
Bear. til. - The Kind YOU Nas Always Bought
S's; j ltzIAzzzi;;;;1
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By J. .. cnrneal = son.

by j, ?. NH1Hc'1 r. S09'
AUCTION SALE OF : A. ~
oetSber 3. Ieos 20 al 4sS q cloes r H.. on
the pren,ises. offer Tor, sale at public auc-
ton the lot on West. Leigh Street. being
northeast corner Of Bowe .l,und Leigh
Streets; a feet front BY abn:t 100 feet
darp. /. his property is III every way. de.
sirablc, and it's nenrness to Hartshorn
College and the large businass enterprises
lately started IN that Gon az maK Is
mad low and on long time. Tei ms ut sale.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Wilmington. n. O.. Oct. e. 1908
Office OF the Treasurer.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF ATLANTIC
, COAST LINE RAILROAD COMPANY ASy have de &c.
certincnte, Of Indebtedness OF that Com.
pany;; interest due and PAYABLE Mt the office
z o. the Treasurer. -at Whining ton. y. Co.. on
II AND after November s lst:f 1903 The transfer
books win stand clased from the goth day OF
october to the LIST day OF November. both In
e'us'''' JAMES F. POST. Treasurer.
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case will DO the argument Of Patrick 8
appeal from tho conviction of murder in
the first degree and the consequent SEN
Itehce Of death,
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Pursuant to decree q the o Rish az 81
sues SUE: q Be. plai tit VS.: the Llshur4 and
e ent va VII ii ss n at pubo aSeuo on the
R!asHiksssib sSs g es'2Hs s. THE 18Th 1905
osioek :o IA, a iba cf folld nVag In
ANAL and in y the plan Of "Lisburn ia EIsnrtea
county. Virg MIA. viz: The % lots y
q hs saa plan as yng on io wsss Sss
q. s. 70. IS Is II tbosh nolusysi. Is
elusiysl. 1853 to 200 Ooh gelus We, and
These lots. VIII Oh lie directly In the uns
OF the city's growth. are stt-a tad tn
Grove Avenue. Hanover. Ivy ana Ssn'
s and Save - an average frontass OF % q
and over. and depth OF l!9 fest and
inches. These, avenues and sr cts ara
s al H9eeea aaa tic tie ao 81 tho
seeking sites for suburban h mas. or VINO
desire to Invest In good rea estlt.. W tn
q View to rapid enhancement in values a
IT The a'1 "a d lots will be offered for s,ls
sepsssssly, Or IN narffelt;; ,t Ss as
Tine e 81 ss spp sals h' ss sSaes d
TERMS--one-tnir cash and tia bal.
s sfoa dsy q aHa sa.s EVIDENCED 81 sss
deed OF trust on the land, or all cash. at
the option OF the pg Az eha Sc S,rry
s spsScls i G EN s q oaes..
mis III Ssaa BY the above ds-Sss has been
dg Hssgss 'ya' $500.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days
BY N. w. Bewo.
Real Estate Auntloneer.


Real Estate Auntloneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
" OF THE
TwO-sToRY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE NO. sls NORTH
TWENTY-ElGHTH STREET.
IN execution Of decree Of the Chan
tered May 2stn. 1903. In the suit OF IT. A.
YarbrouGh vs.. James + Yarlrough," I
will sell by auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY OCTOBER 20, 1903,
at o'clock p. NJ, that attractive and
comfortable two. story frame dwelling No
sl3 North Twenty-eighth Street. together
with the lot upon which It st'tnds. 'front.'
Ing ?5 feet and having a denth Of 1872 feet
to a IS. foot alley. The properly s worth
the attention Of home-seekers as we'll as
Investors. -
TERMS-.One-third cash, and the bal
nnce In three equal instalments at g. u
and ID months. evidenced by notes witt.
interest added and title retained I'll all
purchnse Is paid: or all cash. at the OPP
49, ~ STUART BOWIE.
Special Commissioner.
TIE bond required Of the Special Com
missioner By the Aforementioned dacree
has been duly given.
oct 24-tds Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-28
BY Tho Valentine Auction c
612 East Broad Street.

A yeTIoNr IS, SALE zzr rUs sTnWrs c GAH;
STOVES. ENAMELEp IRON BEDS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-28
VIM. B. Plzzlni Company.
Real Estate Agents ard Auction eera.
Tenth and Bltk STREETS.

r. COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NINETY.
y EIGHT LOTS. JUST.WEsT OF THE
CITY LIMITS IN HENR1C0 COUNtY,
IN THAT PART THEREON KNOWN
AS ''LISBURN."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-28

Tho bond REQUIRED in the above deerea
has been gwen.
Brown a. { o., Auctloneor.
oct. 7,GIa. a6,2S 20. s'tfse- 55at &.