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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-25
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-25

As executor Of the late Mrs. Alice V.
Gronto, will sell at auction, at her
late residence, No OH North Twenty
seventh Street, @
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER e..
commcncng at 1880 o'clock. all Of the
furniture, Carpets. Stoves, etc, consist
ing Of pretty Cherry Parlor Suit in Silk
Plush. Gold Leaf Mantel Mirror, Brass
and Onyx Table, Dnmask Porteres, Lace
Curtains, Brc-n- Brac, handsome Fire
Screen, Fine Brussels. Carpet, Parlor
Lamp, Mahogany Finish Pnrlor Center
Table Steel Engravings Couch, 8-foot
massive Walnut Dining Table. handsome
Tennessee Marble Top Walnut Buffet,
large assortment Of very nice China ana
Glassware, Silver Plated Tea Set. Ice
Box: Refrigerator, Table Linen, Oak Hall
Rack with Oval Plate Mirror, very pref
ty Mahogany Finished Chamber Suit witt,
Oval Mirrors. Oak and Walnut Cham bers
Suits, Walnut Wardrobes, large and fin
est quality Feather Beds, Pillows and
B l'tl Mattresses. counterpanes,
Quits, etc. Toilet Sets. Self Feeding
Heating Stove, Bedroom Carpets and
Mating, Cooking Stove, Blue Flame
Wickless OIL Stove and Oven, nice ass
scrtment Of 5AgateWarc. etc. Kitchen Ta-
bles and Safe, etc. n
+ Sale positive. TERNfS-Cash
HER BERT BENNETT, Executor.
The Valentine Auct on Co., Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY j. D. Carrcnl Il Son,
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
No. ll06 East Main Street.
TRUSTEES. AUCTION SALE
OF
g THREE PIECES OF IMPROVED
DWELLING PROPERTY, BEING
NO. 14iS POPLAR lQR BRO WY ST Il EFT

I NO. 14lS ljR RROANa.S1 tS,IltEEI
NO. a0I CoLt.E1Gt II TREE'i
no. 7Ss NORTH SECOND STREET.
By virtue Of y certain deed Of trust.
dated August goth, 1902. and recorded III
Richmond chancery Court clerks Office,
in Deed Book I75 c, page 3, default hnN-
ing been made In the payment Of .por.
tiol, Of the debt secured thereby, and hay
Ing hecti required by the beneficiary. there
In So to do, will on 4
p WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1905.
on the premises, proceed to sell by public
auction. tho three pieces Of property men
stioncd III the above deed Of trust. 5i
First It 1890 T. NJ, all tina. certain lot
of land with ali improvements thereon,
lying and being In the city OF Richmond,
Va fronting on the south side of Poplar
and Fifteenth Streets. 90 feet and . inches,
and running hack los feet,
Second, al 8 o'clock p. Al, all that cer-
tain lot Of land, with the Brick Dwelling
Richmond, Va, at the northeast corner OF
College and Marshall Streets. fronting on
the east line of College Street % feet.
more or less and running back between
parallel lines along tho northern limo OF
Marshall street 60 feet. moro or less.
This is a good fonr-room Brick Dwelling
and III a splendid locality for rent
tain 1 at at Il S sn5 e wfh s. tse ha esr
city Of Richmond. Va fronting q feet
on the west side Of Second Street. between
Jackson and Duval Streets, aud running
ed OIL The north BY property now or form
crly owned by W. j. Curry, and on the
south by property now or formerly owned
by Mrs. Johanna Mackie.
This IS n good opportunity for investors
in real estate as the above houses are
good renters.
= TERMS--Whcrcas the deed requires all
cash. yet better terms can be had and
will be announced at sele..f FL
J. ID. C,ARNEAI, Trustee
sent on-5t l7' l 7
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctioneers.

- COMPARATIVELY NEW, UP-To-
~ DATE FURNITURE AND & CAR
PETS. At AIG;TloN;.Ar No, 2o7 THIRD
We will sell, for Mr.. r.. s. Graete. who
is moving to Mexico, all OF his house
hold Furniture. Carpets, etc, at his
res .dencc. No 207 Taird Avenue Chestnut
MORNING. sETEMpEt, %.
at 1890 o'clock, consisting Of handsome
stored IN Silk Brocatclle. handsome Par
lor Lamp. CHARTERED Oak Parlor Center:
Table handsome Paror Lace Curtains,
very fine CHARTERED Oak Lad Fes' Writing
Desk, Portleres, Oak Hall Rack, Hall Mat
ting and stair Carpet, handsome Pariors
Screen handsome CHARTERED Oa;, Dining
room Suit, consisting Of Buffet, Exten-
Very fine: Table Linens, Knives, Forks
and Spoons, very fine Velour Taft Couch,
ln!aid IIinoleunl, splendid assortment OF
China and Glassware, Plated Wnrc,Afand
some Mantcl Clock and Figure, Drop
Head Singer Sewing Machine latest i'm
proved. very handsome CHARTERED Oak
Chamber Suit Wardrobe to match
tlesscs. Ilenting Stoves, Enameled iron
Bed with Brass Trimmings, Oak Bureau
and Washstanc. fine Imported Mating
Toilet Sets Feather Pillows and BoIstcrs
Bed Clothing, Kitchen Sufes8ouc No. =
locking Range. lot Of Tlnware, Cooking
Utensils, etc. All or the Furniture is
dltion. Take Northsde cu Cd ;'a ssu ap pas
from bridge5and ! square from ca !, line.
sale positive. .TIRMS--Cash. s a II
THE VALENTINE AUCTION &C,
AuctIOneers
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by direction OF owner discontinue
Ing the fir business, We Will
sell at our salesrooms. 1905 East
Main Street,
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. %, o04.
commepcing at Al o'clock a, A..
twenty-one CID beautiful Furs Of
various styles and value, all In per-
feet condition, Some Of the pieces
are very handsome and high cost,
Seats reseryed for lad les.
RICHMOND AUCTION COMPANY,
4 Geo. II. Valentine, Auctloneer.
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81 BY Afcvcigh & Clint,
Real Estate AUctionecrs,
}. l1l2 =. Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
4 = OF
That Attractive andN5wly Built
BRICK DWELLING,
NO, AL N. ELM STREE T.

BY virtue OF n certain deed OF trust t.
the undersigned trustees tlatAd Scntember
IL. 1903. sdulySrecOrGed In the clerls's office
OF the Richmond Chnncery Court In d. 3.
1'S page sos. default having Been
made. and being required 60 to do by tho
beneficiary, we will proceed to sell, 81,
- TEy ;iptsi SEPTEMBER q. 1904,
at 30 clock p. NJ, tho above comparativ
Is new brick dwelling. The improvements
consist Of a well built, two-story brick
dwelling Of s or 0 rooms, With modern
improvements and 4convenences. The LAT
has a. frontage OF Il feet Inches on he
east limo Of Elm Street, between Ivy Street
and, Park Avenue, and extends back be-
tween parallel lines 100 feet y Inches to
an alley In common.
proving section or our city, and Should
command the attention Of parties desiring
an Investment In real estate. This prop
erty Will be sold subject TO a deed Of trust
for $500. maturing September 18th. ls!!S,
with interest on said $500 from, Septem-s
Der Is, 1904, which said deed OF trust will
have to be assumed by the purchaser.
sufficient to pay cos and
expenses OF executing this trust, all state
two notes, one for $50 and one fort31l.2S.5
with interestSon both notes from Scptenp
Der 16th.s 1870, 10 day OF sale; balance III
equal jnstalmcnts at one and TWO years
from day Of sale for notes with interest
added and secured by a deed OF trust on
said property . s53$
". r. c'L1NE, !. .5
a1cveIgh & CHM. Auctlonecrs.
sept g. ids +, II
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TOMORROW (Monday) MORNING,
SEPTEMBER 2OTH,

We will Sell. at our warerooms, No. Gle
East Broad Street. several good Heating,
Stoves. consisting Of elf-Feeding Stoves,
Wood Stoves, small Heat ne Stoves, Cook
Ing Stoves. Oak and Walnut Bedroom
Suits. handsome Oak Sideboards, Oak
BOOKCASE, Rcfrigerators, Kitchen Safes,
Tables. Grass Bed Wool Blankets. Din
lngroom Chairs. Walnut Bookcase and
Secretary, large 5-foot Oak Roller-Top
Desk, and other Furniture, etc. etc,
Al II o'clock we Will sell number OF
new and s!lRhtly used Carpets, several
rolls new Mating, large number OF now
Rugs, etc. ''f
6 Also will sell In front OF our ware.
IG1ms, one q e, hga l Rubber-Ire Kcs-
sln s,esoh IWo-Seat Trap, cost sos.
Sale pos tive, TI,RMs-Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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AUCTION SALES Monday.
BY Richmond Auction CO.,
no, Il! Main Street.
ucTIoS SALE IIIGH.GRADE
- HOUSEHOLD FtiRNITURE, l nr-
RIGHT PIANO, HANDSOME. - * s.in, =
DAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH

nv direction Of Mrs. y. s. Cooper, VINO rt,
Is declining housekeeping, we VIII se, y.
4 nj her residence, No. 1l1s w, Cay tn NE.
corner Hancock and Clay Streets $, M MO
4 Nj. an uni,aually fine colleetion o o.
Household Furniture, etc- smoraelns ~
part as follows:
4 Parior4-l Very. Fine comparatively neW
Hartman 1iprig,,t Piano. cmbony case,
fun size, IT'S octavci very ia al thSoi''s
Nalvet Parlor Carpets, as good as new;
Walnut Parlor suit with 1insn s",efs AL.
P!eces Walnut Et'aTsa, 1.a1''ss serees ems
ia sells and Pictures. Fancy Parlor ,Iables;
Mahogany Parlor Desk. several fonsnen
oak Wicker and MnhoEanN-hnlsn I hoc ,.-
ers; Handsome Phrlor LAMPS NICE ns
sortrneni or l3.ic-a- Erac, Portiercs ana
Dining. Room Very Massive, Highly
Polished Buffet, with Frenrh pials
Am Dining Chairs. / S-foot Oak. Exten-
sin, Table Il Drop-leaf Walnut Table. An
tiaue Mahogany Candle Stand. me Mar
bic Clock and Figure. nice assortment OF
Crockery and Glassware ! L'lrit 11s -ioo's'
Front cha nbe,--1 Walnut Chamber suit
with large Wardrobe TO match; Ma n9sany
Chest of Drawers Velvet ,Ih ,.,ra VIZ ga!
boxes, s. or 10 very nice RIGS, ! COM
rhode, etc. 5s .,,l,,
Back Chamber Chamber Suit with
Cheavelie Dresser Chamhcr ShrPGt, ,c..'
Halls-Nice quality Hall and Stair Car.
nets. viii, Rods, Buttons and Pads; Han
Rack.
s, .l,te I'd and and Cenera line of Kitchen
Furniture etc. ETC..
Ali Of the above In nice order and is
worthy the attention Of buyers.
E1' RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo. II. Valentine, Auctioneer.
sept 22&c5-2t
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BY Geo. v. Oliver Auctioneer,
g NO Ala w. Broad st. Phone Ma 2275,
RIchmond Newspapers al Auction.

viii sell TUESDAY, September Il.
1904 commencing at lna0 a NJ n. lit my.
wnrfrooms. No ili West Rroad Street.
Richmond Newspapers, lSfS-'75 Commence
changes to December 81. ls75-len Sol-.
nnles. and the Southern Opinion. 1861;
Covering the Reconstruction Period and
yaianble-e.enen volumes; clear and NELL
bound, M = ti{ss n
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FOR SALE.
Rockbridge Baths Hotel,
Springs and Farm,
Completely and Elegantly Furnish.
cd as a Modern
SUMMER& WIN 7 Err RESORT

Hotel is In excellent running order and
VOL patronized. Would DO an ideal place
for a young ladies' seminary or. gcnte-
men s clubhouse. Excellent hunting and
fish ng, Situated on the Southern slope Q
;.ao Allegheny Mountains, ut an elevation
oirS,,C0l feet, where the early spring cliln-
ermpalison. 81 miles from, llot Springs
3 i;lles from tho picturesque Goshen Pass
and II 5nllfs from the old historic town
otll.rNinEtoM Va q sgl8
Tho prourrty consists Of 1N5 acres of
tie best farm land In Nirgl MIA. rs acres
have bee.i So, u side for the hOa,l ana
cottages and gardens and adapted Tor. the
accommodation Of 10 guests. Natural
springs Of lithia, mnsnesia. chalybeatr
and iron lisl on tho grounds. I'D l8stsj l45
Places has kee;, 1tiiOrnlghly renovated,
sanitary plumbing installed, electric cons
ncct.ons. 6bill ard ,a.,les, piano hontinE,
nshing and bathing y y 5Iear round. Splcn-G
did swimming pool lpx3y WITH Il & yearly
temperature Of 10 10 IN degrees. Eighty
acres Ia q we'll equipped aud carefully
titled farm, stocked with a i.llOrsrs, !
cows, about 70 hogs, CALVES 5,lJ po,iltrN
Tho farming implements. are new and
modern, Barn hog, poultry, dairy and
OF tally-h0 coach. large picnic wagon,
runabouts, top 3currip ge1, Surveys, noun
la In and express wa CONS.
For furlhei particulars apply 10
80 md 80 L. srwenty-nrst ST..
Il New York City.
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FIJI by request we will on
I sa fl TUESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 81, 1894.
ut $50 O'clock p. NJ, on the premises,
offer for sale BY public auction, the above
property. The lot has a frontage OF 80
feet BY l5S feet deep to {; vide alley.
The dwellings have S rooms each WitllEul!
necessary conveniences. There Is no bet-
ter renting locality in the city thnn this.
The location can't be SURPASSED for cons
vencnce and desirability. Same tenants
for a number OF years. Owner has coed
reasons for selling. Come to the sale and
make an investment which will always
bring you good revenue. s
HTERMS-Easy and announced a, sale. H
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BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctioneers.

r XECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
- - FURNITURE. CARPETS. STONES,
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BY Geo. w. Mayo,
AuctiOnecr.
Entire Stock Of Morgan r.. Mills g
Co., Incorporated,
TO BE SOLD All AUCTION.

3 d + Z . . y : r IL :
Pursuant to a decree OF the District
Court Of the United States for the East
crn District OF Virginia entered on tho
18th daslo OF September. 1901. In the mat
ter Of Morgan X. Mills and Company,
Incorporated, The undersigned receiver
viii sell, at public auction, on
( "1DNESDAY. SEPTEN1BER, IS, 1904.
commencing at 1879 A. NJ. tho entire
stock of Morgan r. Mills and Company,
Incorporated, situated at oil and 5l9 East
Main Street. This stock consists OF Cook
Ing an Heating Stoves. l.atrobes, Wood
Enrs supplies. Brass and Iron AndironS,
Fire Backs and Crates. Mirror Back Man.
tells etc, Sanitary Closets, Stationary
Washstands. instantaneous Hot Water
hamp Globes; 4 large line of ChandG-
Hers and Gas Fixtures; n fun line Of
Plumbers Tools, Iron Safe, / Roller
Top Desk, Standing Desks, Office Fix.
lures. etc. The stock Of goods c0nslsts OF
g iull me or Plumbers Supplies, and
such ns ~ usually found In d first class
plumbers establishment, Tho trade ana
general public nre invited TO attend fila
sale. as IL will be an opportunity 10 81.
cure mt auction new and tirst-class goods
at reasonable cost
TERMS-Cash. l@
JOHN A. LAMB,
Recelvcr In Bankruptcy for Morgan r.
Mills e. Company. Incorporated.
g-F-
T RusTEE's SALE or @vALITAn1 n
FARM IN HENRICO COtfMTy
AHouT -FOUR MILES FROM nIcI.
MOND, ON CREIGHTON ROAD. cox.
TANNING 227 ACRES LAND.
i3S virtue Of certain deed or trus, IN
the undersigned. dated July 81, Ia, re-,
corded ficnr!co County Courthouse +, Il
l1o, D., page lA5, said land doscrIhaG a.
follows: AL that certain tract of land
with all improycm'nts thereon, wing AM AM
nelhg IN !lcnlico county, on C,hickaiiom,,t,.
River and Creighton Roads rour mi,5,
iT9m ne city Of Richmond being child
''iayport, and containing EEL ao,.,s
more or less. Default having bec, mai,
in The debt thereby secured, ana INV, nn
50 requested by the bcneHcary' Iii
sell al the Henrico County courtiommsc
TUESDAY, EEPrEMBER 81. ,,04 4
at o'clock y. NJ, the above dcs"ri, "a
real estate. Said SAFE will be ,n,,d,n Ky
tcel 70 9 prior decd OF trus, for s,n1U
IERMS--cnsh as TO eApenses OF TX:
cutting this trust: any taxes duo INA ~
pay a note for the sum of 500 ana nrn y 4
test and interest theron, balancs ~
and years for secured notes bea rinp si,.
per Gfnr interest or all cash II, optin,, Of
purchaser. 'SF'''' ~
", y. SHAW, Trua,es.
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BY Geo. v. Oliver, Auctioneer.
414 w, Broad Street. Phone 2215.
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A. ]. CHEWING, Trustee.
by The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctioneers.
GLE Z. Broad st. Phone, 1906.

Washington Two.Seat Trap, Self
Feeding Heating Stoves, Wood
Stoves, Cooking Stoves, New ana
Slightly Used Carpets, New Mat
ting, Roll Top Desk, Furniture, etc.
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r RusTEEs SALE or vALuAHI
. FARM IN HENRIco CofMTy'
n az SI e, rogR !, M Al FROM RIciI-
TANNING 2.7 ACRES LAND.
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3 Mcvelgh & CHM. Auctlonecrs.
sept 2o.tds ,5 II
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REAL ESTATE r.
REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

FOR SALE,
L:XCELl,ANT' BUILDING LOTS ON
Main. between Lolnbardy ard Vine Sts
tTl,csr lots can be bought cheap. az tho
out. SOY 5l
l,-se25 ~ w. FoNE; 81 SON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01
BLOCKS
TRAFFIC
HUMBLE. DOWN UNIVERSITY
STREET BRIDGE CONDEMNED

Unless interested property hold
erw and the city officials come O. an
agreement At onee the postofiea
viii be shut off from the use 81
university street from lirst to Rail
road avenues. This would eause
serious Inconvenience GO Uncle sam.
nhuguns CT eEress from che post
office maiilus department u the
basement On University street where
mail wagons are now loaded The
bridge on University street Is neW
in an unsafe condition. according 90
City EnEneer Thomson.
The street committee yesterday
afternoon aKfeed Co close it % tf8f=
tic unless the abuttinE property
holders agreed 60 pat ur the ftaaa
needed - construct "a new bridge.
The abutunF property holders are
John Erickson. owner Uf che lfiek E
non block David Gilmore. owner q
the Arlington block Boa which the
postofuce L situated and thg North 6
ern Pacific railway
some of the abutting property
owners year aEo succeeded in
proving in court that they would ne
b benefited by The huil3.ng &c the
bridge and rather than bear the eaat
81 building the structure itself the
city decided not to do the work 1t
that time
The city officials are convinced
that the abuttlnr property holders
wll BE- benefited BY the improve
meut and think they should pay the
cost az the work The committee
fears. however, that the owners viii
make a protest again against paying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

for me work and dsslrsa to got "a
positive agreement nem them be.
tore ordering the reconstruction vi
the bridge.
city Engineer Thomson WAS in.
stuytcd to procure the aEfremont
II the owners VIII not aFrur Go pay
for the work the bridge viii be cone
datnnod and closed Ia traffic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

Tho sale Of seats FOR "RatIaEo. 4"
which viii be given at the Seattle
thcutcr ON Sunday and Monday
nights opens tomorrow morning
Santiago is a romantic love story
OF the spanish American war. and
contains strong heart interest. pa
trlutic sentiment aud many soul.
thrilling situations The play re-
uuirou over 100 people to give u the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

noon viii be given up 70 "pr 1ekY
and Mr.. Hyde with Mr. X. +
French In this great dual character
A special Fourth of July matinee ai
"Dr Ictyl aud Mr. hyde VIII be
given next Monday afternoon
Commencing Thursday might aud
running for the balance Of the week
including Sunday July 10. the splen.
did comedy. Too Much Johnson
will be- played.
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A1'iia9,IRg9as3


"A Fair of rrampu was prenent1
ed at the AlcaHar by the Tom Weide
mann company last night The play
ls farce comedy having no par
tieular piut. but nftording lots OF
FUN for the audience. ncn X. hroWh'
the baritone noloiat, made a hit
with his songs Ia the apeeialtieH
The other apetlultlcs we're also well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

requisite realism. many novel and
highly interesting electric effects. a
firat class company Of players all
of which are promised bR the man
aaement The prices Will be re-.
dueed for this holiday attraction 10
70. % and 60 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

"pR JEKYL AND MIR HYpE"
Roanoke VIII be repeated az the
Third Avenue tonight aud tnmor.
faw night and tomorrow matinee.
Next week will witness the clos
inH Of the present season Of the
Third Avenue. The first half Of the
week. commencing Sunday after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

Wind Up of the Great "Golla
Purchase in a General Clean
In Every Department OF the S.

NOTHING TO COMPARE WITH THESE BARGAINS WERE EVER
SEATTLE STORE. SOMETHING UNUSUALLY TEMPTING EVERY HOUR
CONE EARLY IF POSSIBLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01
SUMMER HATS FOR CHILDREN

Ideal Hats for tho Fourth,
since they're not too expensive,
yet they're beautiful enough Tor
any occasion We have them
made up by the best millluerF in
the force. our idea Is 10 Keep an
busy all the year round ~ you
sec We can well let these 20 al
little prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

received The play will continus
until Saturday night
"TunucHuoo'a purdnef' will be- the
bin Tor the first hair of next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

The famous Rough Rider Hose.
and there's none made that VII
wear better. which is saying very
much Indeed.
Made Nth double soles heels
and toes and with ribs run
ming round instead OF up and
down. saves lots 81 darninEs
sold the country over at z5c.
here for .................1se
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anInInN nnMINl

w. II sothern. the romantic actor
will open four performance en-
gaRcment at the Grand, beginning
Wednesday night
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New Tacoma Service

BEGINNING 1uue 40 the Atblou viii
make am extra trip 10 Tacoma. lcav-
ing Flyer dock at t.hn = m Re
turning. leaves Tacoma ut q "a. M.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-07-08

gainst r. N. Halstead. to recover a
real estate brokers' commission, the
defendant by his attorneys, Robertson
& Wilder, demurs to the complaint on
the ground that II does not state facts
sufficient to constitute cause of ac-
ton.
A. w. Carter, guardian of Annie 7.
X. Parker, minor, and Elizabeth j.
Knight, her mother, yesterday enter
ed demurrers to the petition of j. $.
Low, the minors guardian ad Item.
for an order to sell real estate. Both
demurrers deny jurisdiction of Judge
Gear.
Judge Robinson has approved the
bond of Mrs. Jessie X Kaae in $500,
as Administrative pendente lite of the
estate of Margaret V. Carter. deceased.
John F. Colburn is the surety.
J. NJ. Riggs has taken the oath as
Jury Commissioner of the First Judi
cial Circuit.
The Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.,
garnisheed in Cecil Brown. executors
suit. on an accidentally destroyed note
against Mrs. Kate Braymer. makes an
swer on the court files that 1t has no
property of the defendant in its pos
session.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-07-08
CARRIAGE STRUCK
BY TROLLEY CAR

A buggy containing Mrs. Mccarthy
and Miss Rathborne was struck by q
Rapid Transit car at the corner OF Ke--
walo street and Wilder avenue yester-.
day morning and Mrs. Mccarthy was,
seriously hurt in her shoulder. Tho car
was coming toward town at a rate Oh
about six miles per hour while the bug
gy was going mauka on Kewalo street.
When the women saw the car approach
ing they whipped up the horse to beaI
1t over the crossing. The motorman inn
mediately reversed but the car struck
the rear wheel of the buggy, overturn-
ing it. Mrs. Mccarthy was badly hurt
but Miss Rathborne escaped with q
few scratches. The car stopped about
three feet beyond the place where thu
accident occurred.