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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-26
Rifkah Harrison Has a Penchant
for Collecting Feline FOundlingS

me. than anywhere else tuHt about
every time 60 out / run across
some poor little thluh. creeping
along che sidewalk or blinking Ia
the aHn In % corner. with ita poor
little tail dropping IA that hopeless
sort Of WAY What can anybody
do but take the poor things home
and feed thofa9 Everybody seems
t0 think IL lu Joke about the kit
tens uid me- and Mr. NELL laughs
at me- numerically whenever he
satehea me HuaakinR n new kitten
through The hail. but I Just cant
hear "a leave them ont Ia the cold
and hungry at nlrtt particularly
lant nieht ! Haf into trouble with
the porter hut / don't think b. "a
af hafhfartod ~ be gfetenda 10
hr and ! viii get him io feed those
Mtieua get he gave some of them
away for o.. and nov they have
zoe good humra. ! realise that ] am
liable = the charge of being nn Id
mHld every time / ahuW my fond
nnea for tttona bat II came GA me
carly about the umo If tecthins
fiuEa. ! thnk. and have never
been allie to fef over lt last night
J picked up these three poor little
thiuFf ON fhe way home from the
thraiff. and I didn't hunt them up
either ono ( met wuliinf Cor the
ga the stage deaf "A had probably
hfari about mH The neat one
came oHt of an alley crying ana the
fhlfd one met me an the corner nf
Mndlaon and uuhhed he little back
AGAINST my dleaH saw by the
street tight that it bad fiba stick
ms oul az oteH Il and il made sneh
q faint lluic meow that / knr8 Ii
hadu had anFthlug to eat iur days
Now shat could d07 just
nulduf So away uud leave ID there
io atarFes Cauid gouG'
Tho newspaper man hal 90 agree
that lt required 3 atonineaa of heart
b. dld nat pusseHa io turn down a
kitten that made nn appeal ike
that. and the little actress seemed
rumfurted
Perhaps Niles Harrison sympathy
for homeless aud fficndiesa little
animals may explain in some meas
Pure her ability - - readily portray
the feelings 90 the chafa fera she
pefaoulflea On her stage work While
she has been on the stage for less
than = year. she la rapidly rising
CO. tho profession and has q mag
netisn and eFmpath~,ie personal.
49, that wins for her the ready
plaudita ~ an audience Nlsa liar
fiaou Il particularly clever IN her
touches o. paihse and bite ~ trae-
edY ahe has a manner - auhAnea
drnmatis power that gives strength
70 her acting aad auEuTa sell Tot
her future career on the stage Ii
is a fact not generally known that
Mise Harrison married into the
Booth family and that her present
stage uams is her maiden name
She ia very refieeni. however. IN
regard "a hes personal affairs. and
prefers % stand on her oNn merits
rather than - become known 10
the thsaffiCai world through her re-
iatluna Nith the great Booth family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-26
Why Appendicitis

why h appendicitis 80 common
todaF7
noeauae we have got into the per
nleloua habit Of eating too fast
Df Curtis The grcat authority on
thla disease, says Appendicitis
often follows the eating 81 a very
hastY OF particularly large OF indi-
restblr meal
After caroleasly following "A fool
lah custom. sou can ensure your
safety by taking 8tuarta Dyspepsia
Tablets.
M Is an accepted. scientific truth.
which admits II no dispute. thar u
gou viii only keep your digestive
apparatus in good order. you VII
never suffer from this dread dis-
cafe. which. NJ best. means "a weak
gnlns operation With iong weeks
wasted iu bed. and bis a0ci9rH and
surgeons b.lla % pay rs souvenirs,
Keep Your appendix IN health 81
he proper use Of atuarta Dyapnp-
Tia Tablets. whenever You have laid
yourself oncu 20 danser by over
eating. and unuu the least aigH Of
stomach trouble. for otherwise. al
ANY time. this dangerous disease
may lay you los
The curative influence Of this
great medicine Is quickly shown in
the gentle. aoothlng effect 10 has on
an lnflamsd conditions 81 any part
of the digestive tract
atunfts Dyspepsia Tablets tone
an these parts up 90 a proper con
diliou Of perfect health. and rcEu-
late their functions Into a proper
working state
They also make away with all
che causes 0f Irritation. lnflamma-
ton or indigestion. b. helping %
dissolve. digest and aaaimilafe. or
put 20 proper aaa. all the food which
81 lflng around 10 odd corners Of
YOUR digestive apparatus. fofment-
lnE. nntilng and rurding. like ~
much garbage In a dirty sink.
Ia these natural aud perfectly
simple Nays. sluarta Dyspepsia
Tablets restore all sufferers from
any form Of d3apeptie trouble. to
hsalth
They are safe and reliable They
never fail to relieve aud cure.
quickly and permanently
tiHe them. and you need never
WORRY about your appendix yermi-
formlx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-26
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT


" ". Iacsba l. the fnasf talked
u riaYmrt9ht IN Isondau THIS SEASON.
and one - fhe most popular men
Its hes play. 'ft~autY and the
iiarFe. i - Tar the Only fan sh.-
ssficni success that h. assured In
England
t'nEiiahfn.n IKE O. laugh a.
heartily as their American hfnfhsrs
sheu the f~kr IL ~ their kind. ana
1aeuns huomH hew TO provide fun
THAI - International fle nafned his
suaNiesizs - river tie ana sharae-
Ter on fhe wharf At WappinE. where
~ sprnt his isasuFs haurs - = i,uy.
al, 4aent,~ - = fsanhnnef bern ana
bred. and until the asi feN years
has stuck pretty elnariy g. = city
life lie vas rstueafed ~ private
schools and ofiiy five yeafs ago gave
W hiH appointment in The savings
bank department b. the general
fsasipffiss. which he had hsid since
iasa
lle e a years cid. but he looks
aufh a boy. with hla clean. shaven
face. siim figure and fair hair. that
Old ladies IN omHibuara sfiit offer
him chocolates as 10 a Youth 81 Is.
NJ. jacobs ennfeassa that he hates
- work. he puts off hia writing from
aeur - hour waiting fof a better
mood. bat when be does come 10 Il
the fun ia spontaneous. ana 81 nel.
DOM reWfitea
The aame ylcissitudss foiioveshis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-26
CARL ScHURz

car sshurs rs.orme editor orator essayst patriot max
Ing speeches FOR Judge PARKER
OF the republicans making fan q the old man hut
carl wears ha hide hlck a that Of rhinoefos
WAY hack the liberal republican party be Was
aling speeches Greeley e member ~ Hayes cabinet
lie supported president opposed Bryan Aud now
he $ Parker
HUT that Is only hall his career
Compelled Germany besauae Of hts revolutionary
tsaaeuces this lie OF the great editors
Of country IN 1850 no minister 90 spain
and rsnei 10 and enlist che TALON Tie ousht
Ike and 10 hc major Eeuera
Afterwards be a United state senator
petrol politics Carl sehura has changed his afha-
lions changed clothes tie has faced de-
aumug nom al sids RE has been called everything
"mugvump' 10 traitor
lie comes up smiling OF eonvietioas at every
campaign.
tie doesn't winning side not And
Indeed appearance frequently taken pFeaaee
defeat for his
Inconsistent
necessarily.
about their politics When they dsa-
gree party they usually secretly aid the
scAurr always the q his convictions lie speaks
out In meeting lie E independent bat not nsutrat
Doubtless u his nopA But
belief No Who knows his history and tenn
permanent deny him sincerity Of motive
old patriot dies before long almighty nice
things said about him.
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Rifhy she done unhk d. heah Ut.
Ten business asahtlme. data a..
And the indignant Nwah artist
shamhied of with bis outfit Re
fnsing longer q consider The nat
ter
Mis- HarFiHon waa f1uad ~ q
star repurtrf bwsY ~ rehearsal Tor
her role IN a cnntsnted Woman.
Why you see. I can't run of
and irase the little thlnKa when
they follow me hefne and cry that
Nay Tor miik aid she 4 always
eas fond uf animals aud partition
larry little kittens There are more
poor little starved cats To the
square inch ln seattle. "a seems 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-26

peace III tuiea en- sauoaha FUN ~
milk Is stop theah GUESSED little
mouia laa night Miss Rifky she
gome in rum De show VII enc. twpi
free cats fnllylug IN heah wake. and
ho tone cock 'em an inter de cage
~ de eleV0inh an tote ium all up
a de roof VII al de- res uv heah
HiHhfad mHuurrFY When an
heahs heb rlurln fob mah milk ia
EehYc mp foh dem eufard little flfas
hyered WaillnF barhuaae#. wen. an
in went ON n atfike enear Mlaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-26

cane 20 town and moved her band
boxes dress suit eases and leather
trunks into the Lincoln. over q
month ago. there hae beer par on
between herself and the porter
An al On count Nv dem mraa-
ieY little stahFed pnaaycats.= aays
the porter this morning dat
chile she done bring home a cat
cher uiEhl and sometimes mohn
enc Whahsher she done fin' any
hunery little. stahFea bunch Nv
ribs and meuwa she Just takes 'em
- ia her aims aud totes en- un
heah an eaddics EN- up Ia haakita
In De little aummah house on de
roof Den ah dunt done gif uo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-26
DIAN PORTER

There vas n e8mmuiion on tho
roof uf the Lincoln hotel last night
If was oeeaHloned BY three stray
kittens. an Ethiopian porter and
Miu Rirkah Harrison. the talented
httio brunette actress who does the
eef.ous sentiment and feminine
heavy roleH OF the Ncill PLAYS az
the Seattle thoater
hllts Harrison likes kittguH The
ebony porter of the lincoln hotel
daes NOT That WAS hnw ii hlp.
nened Ever siurr the little actress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-26

lie was a soldier Of the czar.
And he had come back from war.
4 bandaged head him hero made.
As he Into a Tomak bar strayed
They asked 81 him news from the
front
4 only know" he'd say. and grunt.
We slaughtered all the laps In
sight
And then retired TO versta ut might. ("
The soldier Of the ear they gave
Tobacco. since he was 80 bIRTe,
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e~ STAR DUST .a


1.-THE publication yesterday Of our
first Weberfieidian taik-fest having
been attended by no casualties. the
second Of the series will appear six
years hence. Oct. Is. 1910. unless
The universal clamor Of the public
demands that this time be cut down.
Watch for the second letter II is
. hummer.-S ID. NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-26
ANOTHER
CAR ARRIVES

Still another shipment OF Hobart
" Cable Pianos just came In for
y. = Johnston Co. Seattie'a biggest
aud most progressive Piano. organ
and small Mustral Instrument con
Germ. Those who admire the beat
tlfui. the artistic and refined tnne
quality. All combined In the highest
DEGREE IL this excellent instrument
should not miss 80 opportunity 90
see. hear and feet the HOBART NJ
CABLE PIANO Ia no other piano
In the market i there greater value
Offered intending purchasers than
our prices on this make. Then. too.
YOU wtii find our terms the most
equitable Ia both parties. not oaly
on the Hobart N. Cable. bat on our
complete hne Of Chickering q Sons.
Kimhall. Pease. u. s. Johnston Co.
liinke and other Planes.
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And vodka 20 bis tongue would
loose,
And be would tell them much more
news
sIie smoked and drank and thought
awhile.
And then he told them. with a
smile.
We slaughtered all the laps in
sight.
IAnd then retired 10 versia at night"
UNNATURAL HISTORY.
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AUDIBLE ASTHMA.

Mrs. Flnla Ewing. Jr.. has aB at
tack of asthma which We regret 20
hear. COrinth lMinal Corinthian,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-26
The Simplex Piano Player

Il making new and atauneh friends
every day. Don't think OF buying
a Piano Player before You see the
Simpler
We shall also be glad to have you
look over our big stock OF talking
machines and small instruments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-26

Sir Tea Upton yachting British waters
rocks for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-26
LIVING BEYOND THE INCOME

Good everyday sometimes banded down from
the effectively than the Law.
Judge Cleveland supplied instance when In
rendering a decision he said
The young 1850
proceed ssoOO need not b. far
sighted to a a o heir
Be sys,emaiirsd common But
UNFORTUNATELY. 4 law
simple this judge Is q the
most Important bot least hee1et lie
the other day by statistical
authorty Of the Of hat state
warkng higher Twins than their
his 70 be hoped the same ar oporton other
country brisk business for the money
sharks" . fatal all otherA
be easily compFehended proposition In
young successfully
Multiplying the figures viii not
change he proportion o the danger
TEN DOLLARS INCOME AND & EXPESufTuRE FORM TIE
ROAD TO SUCCESS. DOLLARS INCOME AND $40 Ex-
PE2sDITunE FORM THE ROAD To FAILURE
The guide post piainly which choice made b.
roads the critical poins In young mans
nfe
Perhaps tbiz patiiade threadbare by
repeated civil The vital truth and
lmporance demonstrated day But the fact remains
milona give heed.
The happy homes Of peace prosperity
homes where fusah binds hearts together in
loving. hopeful sympathy.
against want but only
spirit Of ng both ends meet can guard against
orry which wrecks the home
The American people have unenviabIe reputation for
bankruptcies and divroces
penny an penny earned perhaps the
most direct cause Of both
or appre-
pictures
BY Russian Meet 5000 miles
from Seattle. days
However. Il didn't much a
nothing Of hump
back fishermen II fine hunch-
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gave his opinion that whoever could make Two
cara spot Of aeana
where emily enc ereW better Of mankind and
more essential country than the who's race 81
politicians sat teaethsr'-Jenathan swift
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THE TRAIN WAS BEHIND TIME.

A distiiierY sent jug ~ whisky
t0 Bishop Potter. Hope the bishop
opened it with prayer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-26

mace IN Mrs H. A Andefsou'a room
lns house i.eaYonwofih Echo.
Count that day lost whose low De.
Hcenalng sun sees NO denial NJ tho
stories that the Russians won.
A Cincinnati boy ia said 10 have
started around the world with 81.
Huh on that he cant got as far
from home aa the Baltic fleet
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therefore finding everybody unpre
pared. we. the Zee dealers. extend
our earnest and heartfelt aympathy
. the eaai dealers IN this. their
hour of ned and grief
A WORD FROM Josh WISE
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IN INDIAN snMMER-

o. ever thus from chlldhood's hour
I've seen my fondest hopes decay;
! never made the furnace draw
But u turned out red hot day
cor night. either for that matter.
did you ever catch your husband
IN a lieg"
mo. I've always been afraid 20
try TO-"
Afraid And why nfraidY"
I've always been afraid I'd catch
him"
Private Smith. Of the coast ar
tlHery. who married a negrs nurse,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-26

Al" be murmured. a. The clock
struck 2 while be trudged back and
forth and said soft things 10 the
bundle on his arm. al last know
What Is meant b. eli the walks Of
life .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-26

Afeliownever ought
& bet Il Ain't Eoin' q
rain night lest BE-
cause tn suns shiBin
this mornln'.
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uNNATURAI. HISTORY.

The Parrot ~ an Arctic bird
That makes a prey OF peach ice
cream.
AZ sight of crackers. / have heard.
II throws a ~ and starts TO scream.
Ed Ferguson came up from We
Hasekce Wcasesaay b pst "A fur
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How Is the United States divid-
edf' asked the teacher.
Between Morgan and Roekefel-
lor.' replied the bright boy Of the
class.
Resolved. that. as the unexpected
warm weather In October. coming.
as II aid, without warning and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-26

Milwaukee girls latest FAD Is
playing dead and having pictures
taken while they he In a coffin. In
Philadelphia they simply have their
pictures taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-26

TAG TALENTED llrrLs ACTRESS HAS rsrABlsHGo WELL.
ORDERED KITTEN @ENAoeeG ON rHE ROOF % rHE LIN.
lNHoret. MUCH TO the eHAeRN or rHr srNeeAE
PORTER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-26

literary career As a humoriHt az be-
set the sefious-miuded- lie made hta
literary debut In the postofnce Jour
nal. bat be received no attention
until he Was discovered BY a brother
VII. Jerome X. Jerome. who. ~ ed
itor % Today. welcomed the new
humorlat with enthusiasm.
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GLASSES FITTED FREE

Diseases ~ Eyes Cured Consultation
r. INFlRMARy
IS aller Block, nd Columbia.
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SOME FINGERS STILL MISSING.
The iarErr part u Johnny puip's
hands have returned from their
Fourth 81 July vacation Every
thing IS moving the same old way.
sprfce ". Va Item.
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u a true soldier He refuses "a DE-.
sert hia e0lors.
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The "P.-I." has certainly discov-
cred an embryonic stephen Crane
Read this:
For = second after the awful
crash Of The cars coming togethfr
there was allence Then some va
man screamed. Il seemed to- ulak .
the men and women pcnned a a.
the wrecked cars appreciate Vhat
had happened. for almost beforetfAo
noise ~ the broken and flying lIaNa
had died away there was q charms
Of screams and groans from the 1m-
prisoncd and injured pasaengerse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
VIM. B. Pizzini Company,
Estate Auctioncers,
Tenth and Bank Streets,
M COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
>, OF r OF LAND, WITH 8TWO-STORY,
FRAME DWELLING THEREON, ON
LESTER STREET, NEAR ASH.

BY virtue OF decree of the Richmond
sChancerS Court. entered on the 18th DAY
of February 1901, in the suit OF James
DAILY VS.. Kate Travcrs. etc., will sell at
public auction. on tho premises. on
MONDAY. MARCH II. 1901.
at i O'Clock P. NJ. the real estate de-
scribed in the said decree as follows: ),
THAT certain lot. pioco or parcel Of
land, situated in the city OF Richmond.
on the north side Of Rockets Cor Iesterl
Street, beginning at a. point. torty-one
feet from the ca st line OF Ash Street, and
fronting on said Rockets Cor Lcster)
Street twenty-one feet and three inches.
thence in IA northwardly direction seven.
a i lot formerly owned BY F.G,rguso,n, and y!
tho continuation OF, the southern line 81
tho property. fronting on Poplar Street..
which was conveyed to said Inn ]. DAILY
by John Finders and wife. and bounded on
the west by the lot o + ground conveyed
to Margaret Magic by said Enders and
wifc.H VIZ q, itSS, u q
! ERAIs-Cash, and sale subject to the
confirmation Of the court.
Special commissioner
Tho bond required by the above decree
of the Special Commissioner has been
hm,ch Gilt n Clerk.
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DYSON WAS FINED,
Case Of James Melton Went Over
10 Next Tuesday,

Two liquor cases came up IN the Pos
5lico Court yesterday. One Of then, WAS
disposed Of and the other we went o '''.f
ia the sth I'M,
" r., Dyson, who Was clhlursed witt
Keeping his har open on SUNDAY, WAS
fined 500. 1t WAS not shown that he
sold anything
The other casn was tlial 81 James Moi
Ion. Who was alleged to have sold liquor
.inNbottlos on tile street In jackson Ward
Sunday before last. The accused asked
ipF al continuance, aad on tho grounds
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y Geo. w. Mayo, AIctionecr, &
Ito North Seventh Street.

"A. SUITS, lPICTUR RES. ORNAMENTS,
FRONT AND BACK PARLoRE SUITS,
OAK BIZ FFI1'r. INTERPRETATIONS
5DINING-ROOAI5 TURNlTU RE.
Twenty-scventh street. at 1880 a.. NJ M
MONDAY. MARCH IT. II. 1901,
the entire Household 81 furniture Of IF.
fOrnninents,S Back and Front Parlora Suits.
Oak Buffet. Extension Table. Dntng-room
Chairs Refrigerator C:rockoryi and Glass
Hall Rncll. Parlor Organ Bed Rooms
OF Furnltlre, Bed Clothing, Cooking
Utensils. Feather Beds. &C.: also AIantel
Clock. Antique Mahogany Sldeboard. Sec
rotary. Q Bookcases. &c.
GEO. w. sAI4AYO, Aucttoneer.
Alp. Montgomery, Salesman.
Il mar 4-3t fsS3 5ss;;ss s4 4 Fs
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y u E & ~ Ho[fo|kitsW Weston

Waverly and Suffolk. ssssS$@s
Farlor Car. Petersburs q 10 n SlaynchburE md
Roanoke, ,iliman slespsrs Roanoke 70 Co-fs
10 Knoxville. and Knoxville 70 chattanooEa$
anu - FAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
800 A. 7M.-NORFOLKF LIMITED Arrives
Norfolk 20 4. N. Stops only at Petersburg,
i-iio:IoI /; M,-ROAEOkE EXPRESS for. Farm
Vile. 3Ly.ichnurg and Roanoke. N
800 P, 1l-OCEAN SHORE LIMIT ED Ar
5riyes Norfs'k&5 20 p, A. stops only A. Peters-s
burg. Wave,,y and sunols. Connects with
steamers to BOSTON. Providence. New York;
Baltimore and Washttigton. A53 s. 55A
7:25 p M.-For Norfolk and all stations cas-
A. = . ;ie 3. M.5NEv ORLEANS SHORT LIN
Pullman sleepers. Rlchlnond to /, Lynchburg and
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans Gaze
Dining Car ~. q - ig . g i..8
p. NJ. and o:1O r. NJ; from Norfolk II 100 AZ.
NJ and II 80 Io.s Nj. E 53g
f5 Office No 1913 East Main str Get, ~ "a .
53E ". q. sHEVILL s{y5st} c. ,3IHOSLEY.f
Al Cen'l. Pass Agt. Dist. Pass. Agt. ISL
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HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT
When 1t Nls Free Of Dandruff. It Grows
s@i Ea. Luxuriantly. n

Ty.-
Hair preparations aud dandruff cures,
Us rule urc sticky or Irritating affairs
that do no earthly good. Hair, when not
diseased, grows naturally luXurinntly,
Dandruff Is the cause of nine tenths8of
MI hair trouble. una dundrpff is caused
ly Il germ. Tho only way TO cure dan
drnrf is TO kin the germ; and, SO far, the
only hair preparation that will positively
destroy the germ Is NeWhro.s HerPieldc-
absolutely harmless. free from grease,
IL .lluy,sitchlpgta Instantly; makes hair
glossy and soft as silk. Destroy the
cause, you remove tile effect" sold BY
leading druggists. Send Zoe, In stumps for
sample to The Harpiclde 60. Detroit.
Mich Owens and Minor Drug CO.. Sper
+ cial AGENTS. 4, -st is III NJ .
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BY ]. D. Carnea1 4 Son.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
1-RusTEE's AUCTION SALE OBJ "A
I'll GOOD DETACHED SEVEN. ROOM
DWELL NC;,4sh5 5f ii2a gSf t3s 49,

.2s4s
i BY virtue of Il certain deed Of trust.
dated February 10. 1909 and recorded IN
the Richmond Chancery Court clerks
office iii y. 81 176 a, page 400. default hay
ing been made In a portion OF the debt
secured thorsby and having heen,,r,e required
THURSDAY MARCH o. & 1901,
10 sell at public auction tho property
conveyed therein. viz: All that certain.
lot, pleco or parcel OF lane, , with tho
improyelnents thereon; yIng; and being
isnated as no 1Sl4 Vest Leigh street
and bounded as follows, to Wit: Conn
rencirg at point ON the north side OF
Leigh Street, distant FORTY-ONEJ (4l)
FEET and FOUR INCHES east Of Lonl-
3bardy Street and running thence cast
wardly& along the said north line Of
Leigh Street and fronting thereon TWEEN
TY-TIvO (2a) FEET SIN (6) aINCI1ES,}
thence back from said front between
parallel lines ONE HUNDRED 58 AND
TWENTY (l2o) FEET to an alley 81 ..ss5..
II TERAfS: Whereas a the deed requires
all cash.. yet better terms cnn DO had
and will BIO announced at sale Fs3
j.. d. CARNEAL,
feb 27.5t Trustee. @
on. ACCOUNT Of rain. tho above sale Is
b n '.'Ss FRIDAY MARCH. 4. ] 1907.
at Same hour as above. 4 80 O'clock. 4