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The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-11

River Report-The hight of the Sa-
vannah river at Augusta at a. m.
(75th meridian time), yesterday, was
7.3 feet, there being no change during
the preceding twenty -four hours.
Cotton region bulletin, savannah,
GA. for the twenty-four hours ending
at a. M, 18TH meridian time. Sept.
10 1909
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-11
.st. Averages.

Remarks, Except DECIDEDLY lower
minimum values in Oklahoma tempera-
lures have continued stationary. Show
ers are reported from the western half
of the belt.
Observations taken at the same mo-
ment of time, Sept. 10, 1908. S p. m,
18th meridian time.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-11
CUT FLOWERS AND MADE VI
CLEARANCE SALE

of Paints, Stains, Colors and Varnishes
Until cleared out all stock will be sold
regardless of cost, in order to make
room for our own goods made in "a
vannah. Remarkable low prices on
Wall Paper, Picture Moulding, Glass
and Prepared Kalsomine. Ali Ingram
Wall Papers purchased here will be
put on walls free OF charge.
WIN. TAYLOR g. SONS.
K. of P. Hall. Ga. Phone ST..
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-11

Texas Rainfall Reports.-Ballinger
.0s; Beeville, IS; Cuero, .SS; Greenville,
"a; Henrietta, .Os; Houston. trace;
Lampasas, .02; Sherman. LA; Temple,
trace; Weatherford. .O2; Abilene. l.e4;
Corpus Christi, 81.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-11
MEETINGS.
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD,

MISTLETOE CAMP NO. 4.
The regular monthly meeting win be
held this (F'riday) evening at SIS
o'clock, when business of Importance
will be brought before the camp.
All members are cordially invited to
attend. BY order
w. o. CLARKE, c. c.
r. ]. STEWART, Secretary.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-11
THE WEATHER..

Morning News barometer, Sept. 10,
IL 81 p. M. .................. go. Ol0
Morning News thermometer, Sept.
10, 1880 p. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
Washington, Sept. 10.-Forecast:
Georgia. Fair Friday, except show
ers on the coast; increasing east winds
on the coast; Saturday, partly cloudy,
showers in east and south portions.
Eastern Florida: Showers Friday,
except fair in extreme north portion;
brisk to high northeast winds; Satur-
day showers
Western Florida: Showers Friday,
brisk to high east to north winds; Sat
urday showers.
South Carolina: Fair Friday. ex-
cept showers on the coast; increas-
ing east winds on the coast; Satur-
day fair in north, showers in south
portion.
Yesterdays Weather at Savannah
Maximum temperature, 300
p. m NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50 degrees
Minimum temperature. 600
a. IN .............-.f "a degrees
Mean temperature ...........8O degrees
Normal temperature .........11 degrees
Excess of temperature. ....... 8 degrees
Accumulated excess since
Sept. ! ...................ll degrees
Accumulated excess since
Jan. / .......................17 degrees
Rainfall ........................ 02 inch
Normal % inch
Excess since Sept. 1...... 81 inch
since Ian 9 "a inches
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-11
HOW DOES HE no 1T.
ABSENCE

Makes the heart grow fonoer, and
when your shoes ana clothes are alb
sent a week OF two then you get fond
of them, but IL you send them to us
we repair them at once and save you
worry and trouble
d. EPSTEIN,
No H. Drayton Street.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-11
TURKISH BATHS

AND FOREST CITY HOTEL.
Open day and night. Well furnished
rooms at $3.50 per week and up.
Large sample rooms for travelling men.
Polite and prompt attention is guar
anteed. RICHARD BURNS,
PrODrietor
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Temple, Tex, Dec. 2s, 1902.

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

oR andre L@ger heller like
lykkes. At der er en- WIDEN.
skabelig Kur for Dovhed
godtgjores dog hver Daa
we'd Brngen af Aetna. &C.
tina helbreder ogsaa Asih-
ma, Bronchitis, ondt Hal
sen, svage Lunger, Forkio
lei e og Hovedpine, der allie
direkte elier indirekte skyl-
des Katarrh vi modtageI
Hnndreder af Breve som
f0lgende. f. W. HARDWOOD,
1873 Wal, Mt ST., Springfield,
Mass. skrivor:'-Actln he'll
btedede mig fer 8 AR lam-
mel D6Yhed, eftefat ale
and'e Muller havde slaaet
fell" Pastor W. Fl. Mo 3,
Joshne, Tex, skriyer; "Ac-
tina heibr, dede II in HnstIn
for 40 Aar gammel D6yhed
og ligesaa forbedrede hem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06
Woore.

8anf ener grp9I %belbreOer life. 6pis bet 9torbe
oiIbe foa Spru pabe seneen. Ser eipes Ell fouititt
tirneI garioe berfor. os iea Ifol ieube Seer en- Nuoie
ning nao en- eutelt Siemaebebanoliug. Iou bebteoeo
init Barn % manse ,rbres.
Mrs. G. SUMMERS,
Box ID, Notre Dame, Ind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06
Aetna sendes paa Prove, portofrit,

Besog os eiler akriv I'll os ON beres riifelde. Vi
giver Rad frit % absolut Revis for Helbredelser.
Eli vierdifuld Bog Prof. Wilson's 100 Siders Die
tionary on Diseases'' frit. Adresse: New York and
London Electric Association, Dept. 25s, 929 Walnui
Street. Kansas City, Mo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06
WltersMalerter

o. andre aunfmalerier, iaaiom IortrGiter, Blcnifsi
iamt aaubffdbss o. MarinesG eeuer o. I. b. ubipr
lmuft o. biuisi. gebfte o. fnsfte impcrtereoe 5arpei
Tube Colors) o. prepated canvas benpties
Sefiatnser mortgages paa Tesninser til altertanniei
o. I. D. n. JENSEN,
81 North Main St, Council Bluffs, la
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

des Syn" e. n. Ihomas, 2o5U BaBIess NVV u
Anthony Park. :. Paul, MIMI, skrive': AETNA hel
paa dot ems Ore > J. f. Sigh, Falrhaven, Wash,
skriver. 'sActina har forb-dret lnin B0relse og !
h0i Grad gavnct mine Dine" Nj Byrne, Honey
Grove, ex skrivar: .Actina har giort Vidundere
for mig; den helbredede mig fof Katarrh og Tung
h~6righed; like spor af Katarrh eller Tunghorig.
he'd nu.n
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06
Dovhed h~e|brededes
like we'd noget Midde1, for "Ac-
tina opdagedes.

95 Procent t. f allie rilfalde af Dovhed, der err rom.
met til vor Kundskab, er Resultater af kronisk Ka-
.arrh Halsen og den midtre 0regang. bet indre
Ore knn like naaes. hvorfor Helbredelser we'd Oren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06
On 0usholpninas. Neoprnbiaheo.

onbe. @roup. @atarrb. Nltbmo teller aIori0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06
Glfftrif SGIte
ienOe8 frit
III aae MGnb, fom ifriper til 6ciOclbergs
Mebital 3nititnte, Ct. gnnl.

Senb 5eres Rasn % aoresie. tnbeltat ffrebet. % be
bill ienos oeres iortrinliae .elfctro eberiif BET" HoeH
Ell Gents uoJift for Dem. 3rt blner 8eres MOB at
fprlan9e bet. Bite eng ing ngooenoi5t at ienoe 5ri=
mRtfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06
,9co | atten Mar, enbelig btlbreoet''

5ilfGlbe 1.67s. 5or Is War ioen merftbe ieg be
fgrlte Spmptoner naa Heibeiuagheb. iom ientre rorz
pulote mia meaen @lenoiabeo oa 9ibeIi Sea bauoe
Smerter Sipglen og b1noe maiae bbi eleie gtntter.
iaa iea nltio pr ufeloi1 fii1et bpao Iea 'pretog mig.
Sea bar brugt S~eioelbrra 81 oical 5ntitnte %eleftro'
femiife 8ehanolina omtrrnt d II ier, oq ieg amer mig
ielu for after at nrre belbr,oet. "a at 0Gr, friff &c
pGro alt. buao EN- Winb eier.
cosf B9ltet ienoes iffe paa Ireue, men er 9eres
Ju @ienbem ffr itebie uoen at Sc bealet cit
Gent. 9erfor ifrio Dag efter bet fortrinliee .@ieftru=
9bemie SGlt" frit. gtRuH bette glao. Goresie:
Heidelberg Medical Institute,
Fifth and Roberts Streets. ST. PAUL, MINI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
The MY S'I''IC
S,H:RI|.N''E|:'.R||'.S'';,
STheysAdded Brllliancy to the
Confederate Fair.
ARDELLA'S BAND a CARD
Business Brisk at the Various Booths,
b and Money Coming in Rapidly.
Viii Give . Bostock
4 Benefit. 4
ARDELLA'S BAND a CARD

Last night was Mystic Shrine night at
the Confederate Fair, and q very large
crowd gathered In the hall and around the
different booths. . .ia
Iardella's Band was feature OF the
evening, and patriotic airs inspired the
hearts OF those who listened to them.
It was a matter OF regret that little Miss
Sullivan, OF Washington. who was to
have danced last night, was prevented
from being present by sickness.
"a Business was very brisk at the different
booths Mrs. Montague was dlsposing OF
a number OF her sofa cushions. and seemed
4 to be buslly occupied every moment. as
were her assistants, in showing different
cushions from among the many beautiful
ones which filled her Cosy corner Miss
Mary Lee was present and was enjoying
a chat with number Of friends who
came up to pay their respects.
Mrs. Rosenegk. at the basket booth, was
kept occupied by customers. who paused
a while with the equally pretty young
ladies. Mrs. John W. Richardson was do
ing an excellent business at the fancy
work booth. The doll contest at this
booth will close Saturday night at 10
o'clock, and not a cent OF money will be
received later than that hour. a smoK-
Ing jacket and drawn linen for a shirt
waist were among the articles being voted
for last night, Mrs, Lawson. Miss Con-
way Baker and Miss Koiner will be at
tie table this afternoon. Mrs. Hunter.
Mrs. Johnson. Misses Skeen. Gray and
Hunter tonight. III
All the other booths, the music and fur
niture booths included, seem to- be pro-
crossing finely. as were the commissary
booth and the restaurant. AT the tobac-
CO booth handsome center-piece had
been won by Mrs. J 3. Welc& Mrs. Sam
Cohen had been donated a box OF wine
and Mrs. Raab large box of wrapping
paper.
4 a "Bostock BENEFIT" will be given In
the hall from 1890 to 3 2. M. next Sat
urday for the benefit Of the drug booth.
Admission will be ten cents. and prize
OF a watch will be given to the person
drawing the prize number at the door.
Miss Savage won handsome piece Of
silver at the drug booth, and her name
Is prominently mentioned In connection
with the runabout Miss Bodeker's COM
mltteo last evening included Mrs. George
II. Bagby. Mrs William Fl. Nelson. Miss
Mary NNaddlll and Miss Belle Lawrence.
The 'bene6t" Saturday Will doubtless
attract a large crowd,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
Il BY James H. Cronshaw,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
81, 1913 u. Main Street. 81
TRUSTED's SAID sl $si
ff ] f O b "A A3S9y
DESIRABIJE SUBURBANsRES
53{5TGT, ON BROOK TURNPIKE WITH E357l
\; \ sts5 151l ACRES OF Ian il

FL BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust
dated the 13th day OF February, 1880, and
recorded In the clerk office e ct -Henra1s1 S
County Court6ln D. B, 129 N a, y pag sS9eI
default having been made In the payment
of a part OF A the debt secured thereby,
ficiary therein. viii sell, BY public auo 9
sio1'' 4 MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1905. :.
at I oolock T. 81 NJ. tho2Groperty. described
in said trust d eed, 1 as that piece OF par
eel OF land, with the lmproyements. there e
on lying and being In Henrico eon1nsty
Va, containing fifteen and one-half llbh}
acres, more or less, fronting on the west
a mile from the city Of Richmond IN
proveVnents conR1st s of "a Is uccoed br}c s
Dwelling OF nine rooms and other 9bulld-
ings, formerly tho residence Of John b
iCrenst aW,s d eceased !. vii sell said lana
to payHthe following charges :85,s555 lt
OF executing this trust all unpaid taxes
to day. Of sal q, " an to Pc y y, 600 (balhnca
due on the last note for sab40) and. inter-
est on said So 600 from February El8, 1901
the reBidue3at one and two years to DO
evidenced by negotiable notes, with inter
est added and secured by trust deed on
said property. y. :, =. !, -, -. #
BY James II. Gre shaw, Auctoneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
COOL Ct WEATHER
COMING THIS WAY.
owners Of Peach Trees Ad-
vlsed to Keep Their Eyes
sss.. ..s 5.5 on Them.

People who have peach trees In their
yards with blossoms coming out would
+ batter look out, or the crop will be q fall
Sure, &
The fine weather Of the past few days
has tended to start buds. leaves and
grass. and now comes the distressing
news from weather headquarters that It
Is going to be cold some more, and that
ares. blankets and oyercoats are still
seasonable.
81 GARNER Evans was out when he was
called upon by reporter, but his office
boy was In, +,
7N',You win do" said the reporter as
the Office boy laid down "peadwood
Dick, and picked UP q cigarette hat
OF the peach cropY
Hyyell. what Of IT." asked the BOY,
"Is 1t going to snow AGAIN pefore
aohes are ripe or VIII the frost come
down and Kill everything. or are we TO
I'm va a nice gentle, mild spring and sum-
mer. and would 1t be q good thing for
ma TO 90 out and get some camphor
balls to pack my winter clothes away
ln?" s4
"You ask me too many questions at
one time" said the boy, as he put his
feet on Mr., Evans desk. "Let me look
at tl1e map minute. All, we are to have
rain, followed by clear and cold weather.
L can't see any snow, or even frost and
i don't think that any Ice vii form In
the cutters for a day or two at least.
There WIN probably be some snow In
Alaska
tf'Now, AZ Mr.. Evans were here he'd
say that the temporal ure YVES calling ana
that the barometrlo pressure Was get
EtlAg mixed, Indicating g PFselpl ton ~
Cloudy. followed by clear weather,
SNI,d advise you. though, k you have
any peac hS trees to wrap them up to-t
morrow ss,.,Iss Y night, or mt Least build M IRE
sApdaS thsm.'is M II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20

port 10 the Foreign ONCE. must beg
the members not to attack the German
representative ut so Important Il post as
Washington for matters which later
.'} AN AMERICAN WIFE.
'Professor 1Tasse also mentioned that
Baron Won stronberg married IN Anerl-
can lady. Potl items q our ministers TO
marry foreigners have hecn treated diff
ferently at different times. which Is only
stiatural. Such cnscs cannot MI DO de-
cided BY the same formula. Tho prin-
ciple has been held, especially Under
,CoGt1t Won CapriVi, that n German d.
p1omatist must marry only n German,
woman. Prince Bismarck emphasized the
same principle. but he Permitted nutncr-
GUS exceptions" d
The Chancellor then mentioned cases
where Prince Bismarck allowed distn-
'guished German dplomatists to marry
foreigners. He ttaerred to the case of
General Count Won schwclnits. who was
German Ambass ador. at ST. Petersburg.
and quoted Prince Bismarcls's letter giv-
Ing him permission to marry an Ameri-
can, as follows! 81
refusal to grant permission TO Count
Won schweinits to marry an American
would exercise an extremely unfavora-
BILE In fluence Upon our relations with the
United states which have been SO care
fully promoted. There are enough ten
denotes at work against us IN America.
and our refusal would be utilized In a
hostile senso."3 NJ h. Il
II believe, therefore, Won Buclow con-
'tinued that we can apply the same
principle 70 our present representative
at washington. Prince Bismarck took
the greatest care to foster good rela-
tons with America and our over-sea In
teress are to to-day much more wcighty
than In the seventies or eighties and no.
body can dispute that our relations with,
America are Just as important now y Vs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
THE PARK MUSIC.
The Contract Again Awarded to Band
p. IN {. master Felix tardella. s.

I. At q meeting Of the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings yesterday after
noon the contract for furnishing music
at the parks throughout the summer
months was awarded to Iardella's band
by q unanimous vote. There was no
and members of the commit
tee expressed pleasure at having an OPP
portunuy to again employ the well-known
aggregation OF mllslo-maker H .f5s
The contract calls for six concerts a
week for ten weeks. Professor 1nrdela
will have twenty pieces In his band, and
the music will be excellent. The committee
will determine the date when the concerts
be gin. THIS will be 1ardclla's fourth
BeasO on. 9Ig 5aI I27s n 70 w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
PERFORMANCE
The Floyds Win Appear at the Y. N. G
A. STo o. Morrow Night. .35. *

There will Il be great entertainment
at the 7. M C.. "A. tomorrow night. The
Floyds will give a most popular enter
tainnent OF magic and mind reading.
Every senior member OF the association
Is entitled to reserved seat on presenta-
ton OF membership ticket Others can
secure tickets at regular price.
The entertainment will be for both
ladies and gentlemen. Mr.. Floyd Is an
entertainer OF long experience, and full
OF wonderful tricks while Mrs. Floyd
appears in an original and extremely
mysttfying exemplincation Of telepathy,
mnemonics and transmission Of thought
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
Steering Gear Disabled.

a (By ASSOC ted Press,1 a y "a. 4,
LONDON March ls-The Atlantic
transport Line steamer Mlnneap polls,
which arrived to-day from New York.
reports that on March, 18th In lat, Al,
degrees north, long. IS degrees west.
she spoke tho British steamer Comlno,
Captain Browne, which sailed from Port
port News. March 9Th, for liverpool.
The vessel was stopped and 1t was sup,
posed her steering gear was disordered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
NOTICE.
NOTICE.,
City Auditors Office,

Richmond, Va. March TO- 1903.
been assessed and placed In this office for
the inspection OF all concerned.
These assessments include all PERSONS
and viii remain In this office until the
SOth DAY OF MARCH, 1903. S x
The Committee on Finance VIII meet IN
the gGs q TIE G9mss2hn e
Of M March, 1903 at 7:so +. NJ foV the purs
pose Of hearing and considering appeals
from said assessments AZ pe.rns asn inter
lngs OF the committee, as no change of
olassiAoatl01 OF taxes Will afterWards DO
made, except by order Of the gIty. Coun-
on FINANCE. = 81. ~, =, !. :, Z. !, ~
5sf aNt NJ r i,l.2 Auditor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
TRUsTBEsA AUCTION sA ALI
1870 ACRES OFhLAAND8 ABOITrs7M MILES,
EAST OF RICHMOND, u GOOD&SO11 EfS
AND FRONTING x IN ss}5i
sy5t "a "a JAMES HRIVE Err. a,

Acting under d deed Of trust 5dat ted May,
s. 1900, and recorded In the clerk'n. o6ktse$
Of Henrlco County Court In 3D.g =. LOB " u
page 1854, default having been made In
the payment of certain notes therein So,
cured, and being SO required by the bene-s
oinry, we will sell by. public autS lon, In
front Of HenriooS County Court house, on
"a "WEDNESDAY, f MARCH. u.s. 1901. fst:s
at u M, the property q esortbed IN gs dd
sNli that certain tract 81 land IA the
lower part OF Henrico county va. lying
on James River and on both So OF tho
Osborne Turnpike. about Z miles from ~
CITY Of Richmond known as 'Barrtuer'A,
and containing 100 cores, be TIE same.
Or less Being IT, same srs ian nas zen;
from J. r. v. Daniel, Special /. Connnnls.a
sioner, duly recorded In the clerk 9. omce5
Of IIenrlco County Court IN 2, 3, lts Il ~.
III: TE'HeHaiMsis-sufticlent cash to detray ths8
expense Of executing thu. trust. any taxes
that may DO duo and unpaid. ana bto. pay
two notes OF 81, 900 each, with interest on
both at 6 per cent. from Decemhe rf = lSoa,
and any balance at ! and years from
date Of sale, with 9 per cent, interest. ana
to be evidenced by nego table notes anq
$50 JAMES Is, HARyII. Trustee,
Jno, G, Easley. adrnr. Of r. g Chanlns
& Trustee, de'd t{{{ i8G Ky n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
TO
ANEW ! PARK p \ * !
The Grounds and Buildings
Committee to Fight.
THAT TRlANGU AR PLACE
4 Was the Bone sof Contention q the
Meeting Last Nght-vll &c : zig g !,
Fight Ii tire Council Over n
iSBaa II. tho Matter. " \. II,


Bs AS a result Of the failure Of the sE 81
nance Committee to prepare In the budget
4 for this year a sum suftlcient to erect
houses OF public comic at Reservoir and
Chimborazo Parks. tho Committee on
4 Grounds and Buildings. at o meeting yes-
terday4 afternoon, decided to fight with
MI Of their power the appropriation set
ting aside $500 with which to acquire
q triangular lot at Hanover and Lombard 'r
Streets. which Is to be used for. park
purposes and would come under their d.
rection. b III 4 /. @ 4g
8; The body was Unanimous In this opinion.
and nearly every one Of them said that
had they realized that Il was proposed
( to ekpend so large q sum for another;
park site and ignore the Improvement
OF the present places, they would have
fought the budget to q hot finish.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
Dr. Mitche|jInvited,i

DR.. s. c. Mitchell has been invited to.
be present at the annual banquet Of the
Peninsula Chapter OF Richmond College
Alumni Association, which Is to be held
at the Warwick Hotel on the evening Of
April 9th, to respond to toast. S
He Is also asked by the trustees OF
Franklin Academy to make the COM
p1encement address for that school on the,
22d% OF May. s. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
For the SUNNI er Season,

Academy, will be with the Acad envy Com,
sdys Company in a silnlla capaci ty during
the summer season., ana \ vii al ternRta,
Between RI ehmond ana ol'iolk IL a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
A. D. JACKSON, REGENT
He Succeeds Mr.. w. II DabneY Who
Has Made Splendid Record.

he succeeds MR.. Wa !, OaDnev$ WHO
Has Made a Splendid Record.
Ed shockoe Council, No. 8o5. Royal Area
mum. held a large meeting last night at
tho Masonic Temple. A class OF fourteen
candidates were initiated,
Tho attendance was large, Much bust
ness was transacted, Regent w. Il. Dab
sney, who has made a phenomenal record,
resigned as he considered 1t proper for
officers in his position not to serve two
terms. but give the line officers q chance
for advancement The resignation was
greatly regretted but all the members
understood that 1t was an. action, on Mr..
Dabneys part dictated by IA jealous Sde-
sire Tor the councils interest. Vice. Re-
gent a. D. Jackson was elected regent.
Orator J, B. WOODBURY. was elected vices
regent and Mr., George D, Blake elected
orator, liza. -, -. an
tainment reported everything ready Tor
next Friday night the 27th, at BelYldere
Hall, The programme VIII be announced
later The affair will be UP TO shockoes
standard for excellence
" Grand Secretary j. B. Blanks and Seq
rotary Stuart Hopkins. OF Mccarthy, paid
shookoe o visit and were cordially re-
ceiyed, fs 81
The social session was one OF great In
$terest and lasted until midnight,
The report that this council would have
a burlesque Campbell trial was altogether
erroneous. ,5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
AUCTION SAL Es--EU 1UH6 0Axo.S
fl IA BY II. ssaAon TAylnrs . ss. !li
q Reui Estnts Agent and Auctiohe4fyCs
No. 8 North III eVefith Street. IN

N " S No. 8 North ID event h Street. MI
CONTEMPORARIES y II Il 81, g A ~ @
n,,yyyllLL1Nt1 / I51 xI5 N1NT az
g gTh lSf BfE FEW a P1hb
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BY virtue OF Y decree Of the Chancerys
S %S4o q ts FIX q 81 R s IS .sred
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tho real estate above me toned IN the 4
following order o11,men ctig at.4 so q
No. lis Ninth street, betw cen Grace can't taid
Franklin. The lot 'front.'. "a fee W. mort 7
or less. and rurs back 12o feet, more So Nh
b ga "a. dwelling No. III Eighth street
tween Grace and FRANKLIN, containing To-
besides RatrooT ad oS sn1 mqoa
Sd Dwelling No. -1le Eighth street. be;;
tween Grace and r runklir1 containing iltS
ments The lot If fonts 2sx66 feet. N orc RoEI.
less The convenient and Edesirabl ,lo s;.
attention Of Investors. whet her for ooo,l;.l
pancy or lryes tment ere being at.. e,
ants, for houses In this central locality
TIRhf S--One- fourth cash. balance on SS.s&
credit OF 6. u and IS months. for. negotiable
notes, with interest added from day Of ssls!
Or ali cash at option of urchaser. n gu h1efe
to confirmation Of the court. and the It'll
to be retained until q convey vance y ors5
5dored by tho court. 2E Tho pu rchaser LTD
pay the taxes for the year 1903. W!
s1fsI'4 VIM, BE.fM!ILWA1NH,$sS ff s
+ FIJI 5sg Special Con1mts s1oner.y
The bond required Of tho Special Come
missioner by the above decree has basn {
80 cIlAs. q. sAYnlLR, C1srh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20

Mr., q, r. Grady, a well known piano
man. Is now with FERGUSON Bros, No,
II West Broad Street where he Will be
glad to see his friends and the piano.
buying public.-adv. d4lgi