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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07
SPRAGUE,

Born. on July .. TO AIR and Mns
Chas winterhottom. a nne girl
Miss Lille smith went to kansas
city on the morning 90 the LIST
Mr, Owcus. the horse and mule
i,uycr who has boen here a few days
took 6 horses aud 3 mules 10 Rich
Hli to ship 10 fsss summit
several OF the farmers have cut
some ol their wheat With cradls.
aud Others ar trying "a procurs
them % gather their wheat Tho
abundance Of rain scems uupro-
deutcd
Mr. Frank johnson spent the
Fourth az home. lie says he lkes
to I've ia kansas city,
AR Hodgons rcturnedlr0m spring
Geld a Few days ago.
Tho Fourth was a tue day. A
large number OF the Spragne people
went to Meta TO celebrate
The Sprague bah team was beaten
by the Meta team on the fth, hnt the
odds weN against the Spragne boys
as tho Meta boys wcrc larger. Tbs
score atoo1 & % n Ga tsvor 81 MetE
Miss 6uce Moor ictt on ihe er
a. IA. train thc sth. for a thn2 weeks
visit al Twin Lakes, Iowa.
Mcssrs Chss Nikcsol and Chas.
lalty sls,nt the an Ina Nevada
air Moodson celebrated In Butier
phey haye stgUek good sulphal
ROOT Ia the Wilsoa mlnes
sxSlCs
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07

Mrs. w. 7. Pyles. wife Of Rev.
w. 7. Pyies formerly pastor Of
the wainnt St. N. f. church,
was in the city TUESDAY and We'd
nesday visiting with friends. From
here she went 70 Virginia, west Of
Butler, where she will spend sew
eral days visiting relatives before
returning to her home at Maroon
vile.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07
Prof. Barrett.s Bankruptcy.

The people OF Rich Hm were great
~ surprised last week TO hear that
Prof. S. NJ. Barrett had filed a petit
tion Ia bankruptcy. Those who
seemingly understand the financial
situation Of Prof Barnett, say this
was about the only thing he could
do. 1t is known to only a few that
be has been carrying a load Of ex-
pense for a long time, possibly a
number OF years. outside Of that Of
his own Immediate family, that has
brought him to this situation. An
apparent duty, to one OF his nature
a real duty and binding as a three
fold cord, has compelled him TO
press on, hoping fora fortunate turn
in financial affairs that never came,
until the burden became rs longer
bearable.
The wise provisions Of n bankrupt
law was his only refuge. This is his
only release from the burden, o re-
lief from the pressure OF clamoring
creditors. The step thus taken viii
relieve him under the law 81 the
land, but his nature has and viii
suffer for years, because DE has In
Yolved Others In his financial failure.
The only drop Of comfort TO him
win be the fact that he sacrificed
himself for Others and did his duty
as he saw Il.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07
Don't Forget

J. b. March win be 3, his Office
with Prowell & Cook on Monday
and Tuesday. Jaly Al aud - to at
tend 10 making oui papers for any
old soldiers who wish 20 register
by ageu, Tor IRE drawing Of Rose
bud agency land N South Dakota.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07

LOCAL BRIEFS.

Il didn't rain on the Fourth Of
July after o a. m.
John Smith says the fourth Of Ju.
y only ONE once a year.
w. w. Ferguson took in the Jop-
lin Democrats convention last week
.Shoot, Luke, or give up the
gun was she order OF rhs day last
Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Collins returned to
her home in Roslyn. Wash, last
Saturday.
John A. Counelly. wife and moth
er, Mrs. Slater, spent the fourth at
Eldorado Springs.
a. II. Thatcher is visiting the
Louisiana purchase Worlds Fair at
St. Louis this week.
People by the carload went out
Of Rich Hill Monday TO celebrate
the fourth elsewhere.
DIR. Slater will be in his dental
otlee from Tuesday morning to
Saturday noon every week. If
7. J. K~imbrough, of Chanute,
Kas., with bis family came in Sat
uiday to visit las old home folks.
Mr.. b. F. Suddarh will spend
the summer at Whea,land, Wyom-
ing with a daughter who lives there.
Il. a. Juod, wife sind son went to
Fort Scott aud other points in Kan.
sas, last Saturday On a visit to reIa-
uves.
Mr.. Peter Pearson and wife de-
parted last Saturday for an extended
visit to relatives a, Pitisburg and
elsewhere in Kansas.
All business was suspended after
ten clock Monday aud the people
would haze taken to the woods bur
the water was to high.
J. b. March is attending the Lou
lsiana Purchase Worlds Fair, at
St. Louis and taking an the demo-
cratic convention on the side.
Miss Maggie Barber has returned
from a two weeks visit +, o relatives
in Kansas City and Illinois, and the
Exposition at ST. Louis:
Miss Zella Parker went with her
sister, Mrs. Addie Clark and hus-
band on a short visi, to Spring
field, Mo. relatives, Wednesday.
During the electric storm last
Friday the lightning struck and
killed n valuable eow for Mr.. Asa
Auasmitb out in the Brooks pas
ture.
Mr.. {. l.. Phiier and daughter,
Ardene went TO California, last Sat
urday and remained over the 4th,
visiting relatives and celebrating
with them.
Charles MePheron, Of Kalispell,
Mont, came home last Friday on a
vacation yisi, TO his parents, grand
parents and other numerous friends.
Charley IS another young man that
grew to manhood ia out city and
everybody likes him.
Mr.. A. n. Callahan came in from
east OF the river Monday, lie
crossed ,he river BY boat. The
wet weather Is interfering with his
work, harvesting a good crop Of
wheat. lie says his corn is doing
wei considering the weather, hul
most corn rsther backward.
w. ]. Lawson, w. a. Harvey,
Asa Armsmi,h, A. &, Bradley. J.
X. Martin, John Armstrong, Fred
Uhlrieh, VIM. NJ Done. DR.. &. A.
Delameter, r. NJ. Koon,s, Gee
'Templeton, Emme, Mclaughlin,
Chris Mead, j. Il. Hales and Geo.
p. Huekeby attended the Repabli.
can eonyeation at Butler las, Satur.
day.
Wan. IL. Bryant one Of Cur gOoC
citizens was taken sick some tel
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07
Rain. rain and sill more rain.

Old newspapers, SC for a big
bundle at The TRIBUNE Office.
The Rich I'LL fair will begin
August go and end Sept. and this
year.
J. w. Bobbit, Of Sprague, was
in attendance At the convention Sat-
urday.
The TRIBUNE telephone is No.
So. Send in your items BY tele-
phone.
Dr. }. r. White came upfrom Cor
nell, Kansas, to spend the 4th with
his family.
Miss Mamie Huckeby has been
commissioned a notary public by
Governor Dockery.
Chas. MePheron visited his friend
Geo. A. Huekeby at Moberly, a
day OF two last week.
There is a bran new grocery in
town. !. c. Ogden isthe proprietor.
See his ad in this issue.
Mrs. Alma Mckenzie Hereford. Of
Odessa, is visiting her grandparents.
DR.. and Mrs. II. II. Winchell.
The Modern Woodmen Of Amer
lea are to have a big log rolling IN
this city on the 4th day of August.
Miss Lola Parker, from Yale,
Kansas, spent the fourth with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.. Park
er.
MIS-. a. p. Hackett Of Nevada,
spent the fourth visiting the family
of Mr.. J. J. Heck and other fnends
in this city.
4. X. Walters, one of the diree-
tors of the asvlnm at Nevada attend
ed a meeting OF the DO ard in that
city Tuesday.
w. w. Parish Of Adr ian was in
the city Tuesday, looking alter bus
mess matters and looked in on the
TRIBUNE force.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elspermsn, who
have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. Chancellor returned to their
home in Ohio Wednesday.
J. H. Cook of West Planes, was
in the city last week on a short visit
to iriends and relatives. He used
TO be one of our village blaeksmI,hs.
Rev. c. c. James preached a
sermon suitable to ,he las ami
versary Of American independence
at the Walnut ST. NJ. +. church
last Sunday morning.
Mrs. Lutte wInchcn orr. OF Law
ton, okla. came In last Friday ON
"A Whit 10 her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. y. Winehell and other friends. aud
e everybody who knows Mrs. orr ID
Ter friend.
The nnst OF a series Of union scr
vices TO ba held for the next tive
months, was held In the Walnut ST.
N T.. Church last Sunday evening
Rev. l.. +. Anderson. +. L., ieading'
Next sunday evening tho service viii
In held In the Presbyterian church,
Rev. Phil stark preaeh hing.
Miss Madee MeKinzie, of Colo
RADIO Springs, is in the city visiting
her grandparents DIR. and Mrs. II.
r. Winchell aud ether relatives.
Little Madge OF a lev years age
has become quite an i%nteressin e
young lady with very ladylike ways
Mrs. Helen Irwin. nee Smith, o
Kanspoll, Mont, who IA east soeins
the Worlds Fair at ST. louis, and
Wis lting relatives in Bates county
~ AIDE luE TmnuNE odlce a pleasant
e an Tuesday. Mrs. irwin viii visil
IA Butler. Harrisonvltlc, aud heI
father at Leaycnworth. kans., oi
her return home when she VIII ar
rive the latter part of July.
MI. J. J. Warren came in yes
terday from Girard. Kas. aud stop
ped over long enough TO see friend
aud take breath for fresh star
20 the worlds fair. lie left las
night for ST. Louis and after dom.
the big show will depart for APa
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07
GUY Finances

Neoelpts Tor water- 500 -
Disbursements. salary. sgoJW
Coal. 7s8.C
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07

$728 1885
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07
JUNE

Water. Light and Gas Department.
Receipts for waiter. s2T-S5
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-10-27
ROhbing the Railroad.

For some time past Agent D. N. Eaves
has had complaints of freight being miss
ing from the depot after it had been check
ed out from the cars and put in the ware
house. So many articles were missing
that he begun an investigation, with the
result that Ed. Kirkland, a negro mer'
chant, and Bill Kimball, a dray driver
were arrested last week and lodged in
Jail. Preston Brown, the negro porter al
the depot, took leg bail and left for parts
unknown.
The trial of Kirkland and Kimball tooE
place Monday. In Kirkland's possession
was found goods shipped to parties in
town, which he said he bought from
Brown and Kimball. Kirkland plead
guilty to purchasing stolen goods know
ing at'the time that they were stolen, and
Magistrate Lightsey imposed fine oi
fifty dollars, which he paid. Kimball
was turned loose, as the magistrate did
not think the evidence against him war
ranted q conviction.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-10-27
No TOmbstOnes In China.

There are no tombstones in China, ex.
cept on graves of widows. By imperial
decree father, on payment Of large
sum of money, may erect stone to a
daughter who has lived and died widow
This is a sort of posthumous compensation
for her bereavement. 1t is said that all
lnandarins and other shining lights of the
empire are accompanied by their cofans
wherever they travel. Ii Hung Chang
had his with him when in New York, we
all know. But the ordinary Chinaman
is never buried in a coffin. That conve-
nience is used only to carry the body to
the grave, which is very shallow, and
into which the deceased is dumped to
fertilize the soil. A crop is grown on
the mound within year.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-10-27
ONE OF MANY.

II. A. Tisdale, of Summerton, S. c.,
suffered for twenty years with piles.
Specialists were employed and many rem:
edies used but relief and permanent good
was found only in the use of DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. This is only one of
the many cures effected by this wonder
full remedy. In buying Witch Hazel Salve
it is only necessary to see that you get
the genuine DeWitt's, made by E. G. De-
Witt & Co., in Chicago, and cure is GER
tain. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures
all kinds of piles, cuts, burns, bruises,
eczema, tetter, ringworm, skin diseases,
etc. Sold by H. F. Hoover.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-10-27
Fire Last Thursday Morning.

Last Thursday morning about h7e
o'clock the alarm of fire was sounded, and
it was soon found that the two.story
building near the cotton mill was on fire.
This building belonged to the estate OF
the late G. P. Bamberg, and for many
wears was known as the Bamberg Wagon
Works. After the business was discon'
tinued, the place was rented by F. NJ.
Pooser & Son for machine shop, and 1t
has been known as the Bamberg Iron
Works for couple of years. The struc-
ture burned rapidly, and none OF the
machinery or tools were saved.
The machinery and other fixtures were
the property of,the Messrs. Pooser, but
they had discontinued the business and
were working elsewhere. Mr.. F. NJ. Poo
ser was at home at the time, having come
from North Carolina with wounded
foot. There was mortgage on the ma
chinery for sls5.0o, and the property was
to have been sold the same day under
foreclosure proceedings and for rent of
the house due to Mrs. NJ. E. Bamberg, the
owner of the building.
There was insurance on the building
amounting to 800, and $500 on the ma
chinery and tools. There were many
rumors of the fire being of incendiary
origin, but so far there has been no in
vestigation. 1t is the duty of the comp
troller general to investigate fires but we
presume he will not do so unless by re-
quest.
Several parties from Sumter, Orange
burg, and Branchville were here that day
to bid on the machinery at the sale, but
their visits were fruitless.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-10-27
Pastor Called.

The Baptist congregation OF this city,
at con gregational meeting held last Sun
day, decided to call pastor, and the serV'
ices of Rev. J. B. Holly, of Jacksonville,
Fla, were secured. He will enter upon
the pastorate at once, and is expected to
be here bv November first.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-10-27
Grand Fall Festival and Carnival, Savannah
Ga. Oct. 3lst to Nov. 5th.

Only one fair plus 25 cts. for the round
trip via Seaboard Air Line Railway. Tick
cts will be sold for all trains Oct. 31st,
Nov. 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and for trains ar
irving Savannah on forenoon OF Nov. 5th,
with final limit for returning November
7th. Ask your agent for complete infor-
nation.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-10-27

A Nebraska widower has just married
his mother in law. This moral teaches
that the mother in law may gain her re-
ward if she puts herself out to be agree
able
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-10-27

g ave regret to announce" says Geor-
pia exchange, "that Zeke Wilkers hap
nened to the unfortunate circumstance Of
having his head blown six-ways-for-Sun-
day. Well, he had good time IN life,
and Satan himself won't know where to
find him now"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-10-27
New Advertisements.
r G.. Hoffman-Carnival Week.

w. G. Hoffman-CarnivaI Week.
!. Theodore Kohn-Kohn's Great Success.
J. B. Kearse ct al-Notice.
-. BAMBERG PHARMACY.
The new ad. calls your attention to the
line of holiday goods. A large and varied
assortment has been received, and any
one can be pleased from the stock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
Fly IT, a, Mccuvdy
Fly II, a, .McCudy.
Real Estate Auctioneer
7'RusTEE's SALE
Wel!-EuiIt Two"story Deiacted
Brisk Dwelling,
No. SOC N. 81. James
Street,
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH SITS.

In execution Of certain deed of trust
bear.ns date on 18th February. 1903. and
Gouirt in Decd Book iH b, page
Az, default having been made In the pay
menL of the debt thereby secured, the
undersigned VIII olier for sale, upon the
TUESDAY, MAY ., 1901.
at . O'Clock 7, NJ, TIE real estate con-
roycd by said deed and therein described
as lot, with Improvements thereon. con-
menrES at q pant distant l55 feet north
OF the intersection or clay Stree or at
the northern line Of n hf,oen-fdot alley
fronting on :, he western ilie Of st, JAMES
Street 80 feet and running back between
parable. ines, the southern line being sa ID
fifteen lopl al.ay, l2. feet 10 another al
ley. Tho improvements consist Of two
story well-bu,it detached brick dwelling
containing or rooms. with usual con-
ven.ences and in very good order
"TERMs-Cash as To suaicient to pay tho
costs and expenses Of sale, any dclinQuent
taxes and the sum Of Sl,bO0, with inter-
est thereon tro;n August 18th! 1908 till
paid; tie residue ~ two equal ins.ulments
at one and 1870 years for negotiable notes
with interest added and secured By trust
deed, orr for all cash, at tho option Of
the purchaser
II. A. M'CURDN
apl 27-tds Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
Wednesday, The 9Th Day Of
Nav, 1904, al i2:3Dp. NJ.

offer for sale ut Public Auction on the
premises. all the real and personal prep
erty of said Company, located IN and 4d-
jacent to ne said town OF Chase Giiiy,
THE celebrated CHLORIDE CALCIUM
and LlrIlIA waters thereon and the
Meckienburg Hotel and Sanatarum, with
THE NECkLEhBuRG HOTEL and
SANATORICAI is new. Modern Fund,
Ing, with ~ Bed rooms, well Lighted and
ventilated; wide halls and extensive We
randas; it is heated by steam, lighted by
electricity, supplied throughout With an
abundance OF CLEAR. LURE MATER
from an Artesian We'll and equipped
The power stuton, with boilers, engines,
pumps, dynamos and Il lotion ice plant,
furnishes light. power. heat. Ice and re-
house at full capacity. The Steam Laun-
dry Is well arranged and, ample and the
l5ott.ins House Is provided with tanks
mineral waters, And there, are also on
the premises, Kennels q bowling alley aud
ali e.gllt-room dwelling, IN good repair.
The plumbing and sanitary conditions are
excellent. Tie properties cost more than
S-yU,NQ. The hotel Is iiBeraliy Htled out
with furniture, bedding, linens. carpets
china, slverware, ktcnen utensils, etc,
etc, OF the latest design and excellent
The property is located at Chase City.
In southern Virginia, on southern Rail
way, tHfee .hllOuIS .llpIll anu 10
easy accessible rom po.nis North. south
and West. 1t is go leet ABOVE sea seGel,
enjoys uniformly mad climate, anoids
gUoI shooting ii. season. and Is an lueal
aii-tAe- se..r-lound resort.
Possession given upon compliance win
the terms al sa.e. Tnc property ollers Il
rare opportunity for inyeslmSnt, and par
ties lIteles ID are invited TO make per-
sonal IN pectiun OF II before day Of sac.
lpKMo--Sa.lh as 10 one-thlrd OF the
purchase money. ana the residue IN Two
equal l,sta mcnts az one aiu tmo years,
Will, interest thereon, paSaDle semi an
nualy, al The rate OF SIN per centnm per
annun, from uate Ol sale til paid te
de. erred payments 10 lie evidenced ny
notes or Doads OF the purchaser. and Sc
cured by deed OF trust upon The prop
erty sold. The purchaser viii also pe
requited TO Keep the property insured
against loss by lire In fair and reason
the policies OF such insurance as further
security OF the deferred payments.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Trustee, Richmond, va,
18th April. 1904 apl l0-tds
Parties wishing to attend the above
SALE, can leave Richmond at 7 O'Clock a.
NJ and return ut GAP p, Al. the same day.
SUTTON & CO., Auctioneers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
BY Mcveigh & Gliun
Real Estate Anctloneers.
No. liz Il. Main street
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
WEDNESDAY. MAY 18TH. 1904, AT )
O'CLOCK +. Nj
Nine Broad
Street Lots,

on the north side between MEADOW and
Allison Streets. These lots are d and 80
feet wide. viii, a depth OF 10 feet TO an
alley 10 feet ! inches wide we VIII also
sell at the same time nine lots In the
rear Of the above, on the south side OF
Marshall Street, together or separate.
TERMS: Announced Ut sale.
McVElGll IL Gl.fNN.
max 1-tds .tuctonccrs.
Cali at our office for plat Of these
lots.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
By Pollard aud Bngby
Real Estate AuctIoneers.
auction Sale Of II Lee Dis.
trict Lots, Situated on the
Boulevard, Hanover, Ivy.
and Mulberry Streets.
Every LOT Offered to Be
Sold 10
HIGHEST BIDDER.

We will sell TO the highest bidder, on
MONDAY, MAY 2, 1891. at 80 Z. Al
l. -Four lots. situated on southwest
corner, OF Hanover and Mulberry Streets.
having q Joint frontage Of 1l21-2 feet on
Tie south l,ne OF Hanover Street. by
depth OF lbs feet 70 an alley 10 feet wide.
y Three lots. having joint frontage
or a. feet on the west side OF Mulbcttr
Street between Hanover Street and
Grove Avenue. by depth Of III ~ feet,
bounded on the north south and west
by Alleys.
g. -Four lots, situated southwest corner
Of Ivy and Mulberry streets, having ~
joint frontage OF ll5;-l2 feet. On the
soUth line OF IVY street BY dapth ot
III g-l2 iect. bounded On the south ana
west by 30 foot alleys.
-Four lots southwest corner III
Boulevard ard Hanover Streets, hayinlS
4 frontage on tire boulevard OF 10 feet
bv depth Of 1870 feet Ia alley.
II Is seldom that property with til.
promise OF rapid advance In The near in-
ture i'll conscuInce OF tlne buildings III
close proximity Is offered for Investment
K must attract tile attention OF tha
nost casual observer tllt this locality
has been wonderfully developed within
the past fcw months, III conscqunrc Of
the liberal attention given 1t by Inc city
authorities.
TERMS: onc-third cash. balance at
and T. montlis, 8 per cent. interest nnd
trust deed. or all cash Mt option of pur-
''''i POLLARD & BAGEY, Anetioneers.
api29-tds,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01

In execution Of deed Of trust dated
18th October. 1897. and RECORDED IN K sI
page $50, will. At the request Of the y,
beneficiary. there having been default IN
the puyment Of Il portion Of The debt Sc
cured. sell by public auction. on
THURSDAf, MAY eth, 1904,
at $50 o'clock =. ~. the. VERY de irab'e
brick residence above referred 70. with
the lot upon which it standa, fronting 70
feet ana running back Toe .cct.
This is we'll built house. has indepei-
dent walls contains seven rooms has rot
and cold water, bath, etc: aud. being in "A
good ncighboriiood, 1t should commend IL
self alike 10 home seekers and investors.
TERMS Cash sufficient TO pay the costs
OF sale and taxes to daH Of sale and 10
discharge u debt amounting 70 sl,sio,s2.
ana the residue upon equal instalments
of one and Two years for notes with In
torest added aud secured BY a deed oe
trust: or all cash, AT the option Of the
purchaser
y. BIZ a smaller cash payment tlluu Is
above is desired by the pun
chaser it can be arransed BY th@@ nnc-
tioncera, APP 'U-lds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
BY y. ". Bowe & Son,
Real Estate Auctloncers.

AUCTION SALE
lDE' I
THAT VERY DESIRABLE AND NELL
LOCATED BRICK RESIDENGlt.
NO. Jos w. CARY STREET,
37t BY AUCTION. aTEsN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
Geo, w. Mayo. Auctlonccr,
2 10 n. Seventh Street.

M AlIoGANY 3BERsTEaD, OAK SIDE
~ BOARDS. OAK HALL RACK, RE-
TING. KITCHEN FURNITURE. BABY
Z CARRIAGES. TOYS, BED I.OCNGEs.
MAHOGANY DROP LEAF TABLE. Oak
AND WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS,
Iron BEDS AND SPRINGS. CARPETS.
CURTAINS, STEP LADDERS, SINGER
SEMlNG MACHINE, COUNTER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
viii sell NJ auction

I VIII sell Mt AUCTION n
MONDAY MAY I'd.
any Bedstead, Handsome Walnut Bed
stead. Oak and Walnut Chamber Suits.
Iron Beds. Mattresses Mating, Curtains.
Oak Han Hal Rack. 4and Hamilton. oak ak Side.
10 ,rd. several Bed Lounges, Odd Beds,
bureaus aud Wnshstands, Walnut EX-
tension Table. Pictures. Counter Scales.
In best OF condition.; 2 Step Ladders, lot
Window Sildcs Claiis Rockers. etc.
etc GEO. W. MAYO. Aucdoneer.
A. p. Montgomery. Salesman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01

nv H. seldom Taylor g. Co,
Real Estate Agtntsf ana Anctsoncers.