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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-30

PACKERS CONTINUE TO SHIP N STRIKE BREAKERS, eur
THEY ARE NOT MODEST 60 PRESIDENT ooNHELLY
MAKES STATEMENT 4

strike and any future efforts 10 tho
way OF settlement. Matthew Carr.
president 81 the Coopera union. vas
made chairman and J J. Tracy.
president Of the CarWoHkefH union.
secretary The committee adjourn
II 20 meet Monday morning Pres
idsnt DonuellY gave out a state
meut saying there had been no de-
aertl5us from the union
Some men employed BY the pack
efH for the purpose OF creating dis
aension in our ranks have gone hack
- Work. but none % the members
Of the organization have We pre-
ferred they should 90 back rather
than remain out 10 Great trouble
for as We don't care whether tbs
strike lasts one or SIX weeks longer
We have established a supply sta
ton In every district aad are pre-
pared 90 take care % Al our mem
hsHH Every day the strike CoutiH=
u.a weakens the packers ard
strengthens uk. We received s. Co
to-day a. a donation 70 the cause e
OMAHA. July so.-Two carloads
Of strike breakers were taken into
the swift plant this morning with
out disturbance II Nas q test case.
the sheriff telling the union men
II Vas mp 70 them 70 determine
whether they would have troops
here.
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e. live with her She deserted her
five little children and schmidt vas
given the custody Of them.
Mrs schmidt was represented az
first IN the divorce suit by Nelson's
attorneys They stated In court this
morning however. that she had de-
cided not TO contest the suit. so the
ease was allowed 20 60 b. default.
Mrs. Schmidts mother and sister
were witnesses Tor the injured hus-
band
Nelson's wife secured a divorce
from him last year and the criminal
charge against the preacher was the
result OF her suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-30

Mics Lille Cross. a domestic Who
Is now confined to her bed az a re-
suit Of a beating she says she re-
Gently received az the hands ~ her
employer. l. o. Lander. a Naah0n
island raneher. today brought suit
against him 10 recover s.. 900 dam
ages Tor injuries she suffered by
the alleged assault
Lander is an eccentric old man.
Who claims 10 have been one u the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-30
NEW SOCIAL CLUB

Articles ~ Incorporation for the
Excelsior Social club were filed in
The county auditors office thIH
morning by Attorney Hawkins The
officers arc Warren Campbell pres
lfeuf TrUk uaEir. vice president
and A T. Campbell treasurer The
object 20 fhe eIuh 81 tbn Amusement
and benefit OF ZEE members
PARIS. JuIF ~ The government
this afternoon notified IaHaHfIia.
the uapai ulHeIa that h.a presence
in Paris WIS no longer necessary.
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wlrre DON'T WANT 1T

VIENNA. July 30-M. wtte.
president OF the council Of min
listers. today denied he would sue
ceed NJ. Won piehve. claiming that
his ministerial career was closed
ROME. July 30--A small anti
Russian demonstration was made
in Rome today by a body OF stu
dents. five OF whom were arrested.
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CHEER THE ASSASSIN

NEW YORK. July 30.-The sssss...
sin Of A. vou Plehve was cheered
again and again az Cooper Union
Aail last night at = meeting OF 5oeo
members Of the organization known
as United Russian Revolutionists.
The meeting Was called to reioice
over the death OF the Russian min
lister.
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OFFERS JOB TO NJ. wIrre

BERLIN. July 30 1t Is stated
here that the cgsr has sent telc-
gram 10 NJ Witte. president Of the
Russian council OF ministers. who Is
now In BERLIN. offering him the
ministry OF the interior made va
cant b. NJ Won Fiehye's ossassina-
ton.
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MIMI MIN MRKD
BY MGMAzNR1
RUSSIAN POLICE GATHER EV oENcE OF BIG PLOT
slHATE CAR AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS


ST PETERSBURG. July 30. The
police have additional evidence OF
tho existence Of an anarchist plot
OF which the assassination Of a.
Won plehve was but a part Thos'
marked for assassination included
the ear. all the ministers and o.hor
prominent government officials
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

g Mathison. q years. and Borg
hold Olson. 20 years both of Seat
tie. Chaflea Bengal 20 years. and
Sarah Huey. ~ years, both Of Sc
attic Turner Parker % years. and
Dorothy uroyorti 20 years, both Of
Seattle.
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land lsp repairing for var vIth Rus
sla IN the event Russia Insists on
the riEht o. uafshlps 20 pas the
Dardaueiiea
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ESCAPED
tspseIai 10 The staA

PENnlEToN. ore. July 80
EiEht prisoner cut hole Ia the
floor 81 the jsll aud escaped laat
night All were held for minor Of
fenaeH.
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T. W Ashford n Great Northern
brakeman. vHH killed in an accident
near Mason creek The body badly
mauRied. was brought to Everett
The pHftirulufa are not known. but
he Is reported to have been caught
between the engine and ear.
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san FRANCISCO July Gaelic which
Midway Island allied today from there for Yoko
Occidental Oriental Steamship
pany &c the
eldet arhpa believed the Gaee
DO veil
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TOXIC July dispatch today vadi-
the Nothing
then Of the japanese rships In pursuit
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LONDON july 80A Daily Tinsa from Toxic
The cruisers the Vadsoatok squadron the
Island 81 tfu the % the nsy % Tokia this morning
believed the Russian cruisers vii te drven OF brought
hay the - a day.
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TOXIC Jay discovery VIsafostos
# la an. Jaransse
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JapS Resume Advance

Hal CHENG July ga-Ths apaneae al.
attacked the Ru sht flank Faay
Infantry pushed the line railway
temporarily CD ecked II O'Clock araiu
continued In the afternoon.
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TOXIC July aa-The vadlvostok squadron O'Clock this
proceeded
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RUMOR
OF WAR
ST. PETERSBURG oisPATcH
HAS IT THAT GREAT BRITAIN
WILL FIGHT

ST. PETERSBURG. July s0-A
rumor has reached here that Eng
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ST PETERSBURG July sa-Gsn. sakaharoH reports
under ou. has advanced uslearu
where checked
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WAsIHNGT0N u. g. July 3d.
The president today formally APP
pointed Rear Admiral Converse 10
succeed She late Admiral Taylor
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JAPS ARE AFT TER ADMIRAL
SKRYD[OFF AND HIS FLEET

CRUISERS OF vLAoWosTok SQUADRON sloHTGo MORN.
ING WITH JAPANESE vgssEL ~ not PuRsulr-RUssIANs
APPARENTLY ESCAPE HOW EVER
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WetlnesAay, The t'th Day Of
May, 1904, al i2:3}P. NJ,

offer for sale'at Public Auction on the
premises. all ll.e real and personal prep
jacent 70 the said town OF Ghase Cay,
and embracing l4n acres u grounds, win
the &c ekgqted CHLORIDE CALCIUM
ana LlIfIlA, waters thereon and The
It's conplet3 furnishings ana ecu p!nenls.
ThlI MEG l<LEtrL HOrE,l. and
sANAIOIipM j. a new, Modem Epn l.el,
Ing, with l25 Fed rooms, We'll igh.ed ard
ventllated; VIDE halls and extensive ye-
randas; it is heated by Steam llgl1ed by
electricity. supplied thfougtont With 4, an
from All Artesian Wel, and ecu pped
With q complete Hydriatc. department.,
The power 4lallon, with boilers, engines.
furnishes light. power. heat, ice and re-
IF geration ample tor tic needs Of The
house at full G. pacity. The Steam Lam
Botting House Il provided S.th tanks,
pipes ere, for convenient handling o. the
mineral waters, And there are q 50 on
the prelni,es EeGnslS' D9WlnS ia a'es ana
The plnrnbhs aud sanitary conditions are
eXtellent TIE propert;es rost more lhan
$Yg ahs h9{ Il uerpS tsa og
china, s.lyefwa!e, kltcnen utensils cue,
etc, Of the latest des.gn ana eHcel.ent,
The property is located al chase CITY,
in sout .eln Virginia. on Southern Rail-
way, three hours from RiehMon1, ana IS
easy accessible rom po4nls Martin, South
eAioys a uniformly Md climate, Affords
good s,hootiEs IN season, and is an ideal
uil-t.e-at sr-luunh resort
Pos esalon given upon compliance With
thu terms a. sac. Ire property olfers q
rare opportunlty 1or, investment, and BOT
ties nteres,ed are inytea 70 ma MAKE PEE
lG.RN.s-vl.asii as % ope-th!ri Of the
pure asN money. and the rescue u, two
Al I,,t
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Dlv1pEmp NOTICES.

10 THE FIRST sEgsl2!NgpIs p, .E ,lil |;
WERRE'p Sr0ChHOLpElHass,,, Ok g, 81
gDA RAlIWAS CONTAIN i-A nm !,
BEND or 2l4 PER GIA'f ha ham, nfen
declsred on t,Ea F.ra' Preteslpa, '9i it,!n'
fe,red Stock, payable on and, after MAJ
9TH 1901 at tho oIiipe Of TINS ai4gasillalls
on presentation Of the stock Me yiit rI,
you ale hereby notified TO "a sse'r ~ ~
COMPANY and receive rho dlslnend ave
YOU thereon. ,S,,I,,>r,,,,
MERCANTILE THRUST y l,ft 80 !
CO. OF BALTIMORE, Tralsi 81, 80 ett's'
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.MEDIelL elLLEis " YlRElalA.

AT THE Annual MEETING OF
tie BOARD OF VISITORS Of this nstlIu-
ton, 10 be held on MAY 10 l94, there
Medicine owing 10 the resignation of Fro
tessor Henry II. Levy, N, u. : lso,
Professor OF Materla Medica ana Their
apetutics, owing 70 The resignation OF
Professor Kohert r. Williams 81. ID, Az.
siicat.ons for these Chairs. with testimoh.
inis. to be Forwarded to CHRISTOPHER
sTOMPKiNs, NJ y. Dean, Eichmond. va,
j Is. MEAN. I.
President OF the Board
D. d Taley. Secretary.
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We will sell to the highest bidder, on
Thursday, ApTil 28ah, tsGA,
al. D o. lock p. NJ.

L. Four lots situated northwest corner
OF Ivy and Mulberry Streets; having a
Joint troatage on the north line. Of dv Y
Street Of l16 Hip feet by depth OF ltO BIZ
leet. lie ng bounded on the north and
west alleys % ieet wide.
2. Four lots immediately opposite tie
aHove. S tuaied southwest Gomez OF lyI
and Mu berry Streets. haN.ng a %. n ~
frontage q llS5l2 feet dsn 19 t g s'Sln
ieet bpunded on The south ana vest ~
20 loot alleys.
@. Four lots, situated on Southwest
corner ii tIa over and Mulberry St4ee,s,
Having JOINT f.ontage OF lZl-s leet Sn
tie south line OF Hanover street w
depth OF ll5 feet TO an alley ~ ieet "4de
4. TEree lots, having a joint itoHtaSe
OF 10 feet on the Vest side OF MuhelrS
Street. Between Hanover stree ire end
bounded on the north, south ana west
5. + s our III lois. southwest corner Of
Eou evald and Hangver streets, 4, l,flylhg
n .ront4ge on the BoucNopd or lZe rect
by depth OF ~ ieet to alls Nt, ,,,b ,,o
promise OF rapid advance u me lMt Heav W. T.
tue IN eopssquep &c o. llile puitu.ilSs y
close fr, Ymty is offered tor iliYestiHent
It must attract the aLtefNon q tne
most III D server that ,tgls, !pcatily
has been wonderfully deyeloAeu WI ll.lt
tic liberai atrention given 10 ny 5tle Guy
1 TSERMs: one-thlrd cash, balance. at 9
and 10 months 6 per cent, interest," ara
trust deed, or all cash q optlon q PHF'
Chaser
foLl.ARp & EAGRS, auot'oneersr
apr24-tds
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY. Richmond Auction CO. y

BY Richmond Auction CO.
A UcT1oN SALE
Sells c,ARPETs, pARLoJs' POOL 4 A.
BILE. CHINA DINNER SET. Ell CT, Al
NO. 81 s.. JEFFERSON Z STREET
81. the direction OF Mr.. r. Cobb. who
is Declining housekeeping, we will at
his residence. No. 8 $. Jefferson street,
FRIDAY. a. -lt. 2a'TH.
con1,nencing ct 1920 4. NJ. sell his r enti, I,
Suit upholstered IN silk Push; = l ! ,Inl
Ecu Brussels Gnrpcs Q %, ~ Hall
Rack. Leather Sofa. Hall and Step car
pets Mal,cgany and se sc, q.
large mirror; Oak CLAW foot liStensln,n
Wicker Rockers Refrigerator. Mantel
Mirror Lace Curta ms. Tables. lo1-piece
China Dinner Set Glassware. Parlor Pool
'rnljle ali Complete ;8larse N1nsslve Wal-
nut Tennessee Marble TOP Chamber suit
with mirror doors to tho WARDROBE. Mat
ting, RrEs pictures. etc. Medium OAK
and Walnut Chamber suits. IRON Beds
Toilet Sos, Carpets, Odd Beds, Chnirs,
Kitchen Furniture, etc. All OF tue above
goods are In nice condition nnd worthy
the attention OF buyers.
RICHMOND AUCTION co. Z
Geo. RI. Valentine Auctioncer.
apr 2l.2S.29 58s Re
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1o.Morrow, Monday
Horniing, April 24ih.

We viii sell at 40. 1908 f. Main. Street.
beginning at 1850 O'Clock, sevcral good
Clutches. in va,our pcau do sole; Z Hand
nome Chamber Suits. several Massive
Extension Tables. Pretty Chamber Suit,
chs RI. High Back pin.ng Chairs. Oak
AID walnut sideboards, Oak Book Cases.
Center and Library Tlb.es, Double ana
Sir gle Enameled Iron Beds, Par.or Suits
ROGERS Wa. drotest Cnisfon.ers and
otaer Handsome Furniture. Al! OF theec
goods are new and fresh and In perfect
order VIC must csosa out these goods
-EcxardlnHs OF what thcy bring
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REGEHvER'S SALE.
Assets Of Anderson.Le cky
Printing Company,

Ry virtue OF a decree entered by tho
Chancery Court 81 The City. of Richmond
on the 2!st Gay ofAprli ls0i a the c..ise
X. Lecky vs. Julian G. Anderson, shall
sell asa whole for cash AT public auction.
on the premises Nos. 1883 ana 1888 East
. MONDAY, APRIl. %. 400.
the entire assets of the Anderson Lecky
prnting CO.. INCLUDING the good will Of
the business, which assets consist or Of
flee Furniture and Fixtures; y Whitlock
Poney Press, - Gordon Presses. Type.
PrcSg-rnom Furniture. and the account
receivable due the said company
The sale VIII be subject TO the confirma-
ton OF the court,
AZ, inventory Of the said assets can DO
clerks Office OF sad court or at Receivers
Office, 55s EDWIN NJ PITCHER.
sapl 22-3t Receiver.
BY sutton & Co.
oaIssst9Nr Rs ue5 5,NAi ET 81 s.
Acres more or less. iSinE the Hungary
load, about onc-haif mile East % Laurel
Sutton. ani CIR many years occupied by lslam
j.. Ford, deeeasAd.
Y Entered a onse IA @s ss.
1853, In this stltHof Ishamg Il. Ford. If. ".
Mule e nssrs'E n P Psf g. q
~ public nnetfon q Henttc" County ssourth Use
43Af tlR L}AI AFRIL7 70, lsois AT 1a.,lGi1OCk
Al the property above described. There ia a
small. comfortable dwelling and some outhousea
on the pIace ..H54i@g
TERAfs;-O ne- third cash !. residue IN 8 ard "a
months. tho purchaser to give his neg otiabls
notes With 81: per cent added aud the tito
retained until the whole OF the purchase money
In paid and q c9nycynnce ordered b. the court.
CONWAY +. SANDS jEnaciai Commissioner
County az EenrIrn--Isi1arn L. Fo-d Jr,
Plaintiff. agains. Ford & ais, Dst1ntfntss5
j, j., y. BroliHrs, clerk Of the. sad court,
do certify that the bond required Of tha Special
Commissioner by the dscres entered IN said
cause on The I'D day Of Japuory, 1893. hsr been
dug given.
Given under my hand ~ the clerk Of the
Eaid court ihis 10Th day % April. 1876.
apl 2i-tds j. Il BRoADDLst Clerk
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By { liton s Co.,
Zeal Estate aNetioneers.
AUCTION siLE i0T
I he hlaekIgg1Slgsrg,
81, ST..
Chase City, Va,

In execution Of trust deed from, the
Chase City Mineral Water Company 10
the .rglnia Trust Company, TRUSTEE,
duly~ recorded in the County Court OF
Msclslenburg county Va on the 18th
July. 1852. in pursuaAre Of the terms and
PROVISIONS of said trust deed and at the
request Of the pondnolders therein Sc
cured, and also III pursuance Of resolur
tons OF the stockholders and directors
Of said Chase City Mineral Water Com
pany. adopted on the z6tll March, 1873,
to sell. as an entirety, the real and per.
sonal property of said Chase Cits Mineral
Water Company, when the real estate
should be sold under said trust deed. the
undersigned Virg ma Trust Company,
truAtes as Aforesaid. will. on N
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i Geo, iW. Mayo. Auctioncer,
no n. Seventh Street.

CHAMBER. SUITS, aIasrTtNGs. TcsB
-. q II II $ r., COMPUTING SCALES,
LARGE COfNrEitp MILL s TABLES,
CHANTS, LOUNGES. ETC.
vii sell at my auction house, 40. i1o
n. Seventh, VIII
MONDAY. April, 18TH,
at 1890 a. NJ, Computing Scales, Large
Coffee NIL, walnut SoPas, Lounges.
Bay { arragcs. Wnrurobes, Carpets,
Chairs. etc., Rockers. Pianos, bruggets.
De X Chairs. Cotton and steit Mat tressca,
Books, Eapestries. Siirrors, Pictures. Iron.
Beds. Bn,eaiis. Waanstands. Kitchen 1'a.'
b.cs. etc. 6ts,
GEO. W. MAYO. Auctloneer.
a. T.. Montgomery, Salesman.
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MEETINGS.

.LoGE, NO, /, l. o, o. r.
An important amendment 10 the bylaws
of the lodge has been proposed and VIII
be cons!oered al the regular meeting
in Belv,dere Hall OH MONDAY, ApIl
18th. at s O'Clock p. NJ Ii is important
that all members be- present,
r. Z. DAVIS, Recording Secretary,
A.. B, Branch. Noble Grand.
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y rN ~ j
BY direction OF tho administrative we
Will sell. n6Iiighlamd Park, at the Wiz
lalns house. on Second Avenue. beyond
Burns Street (extcnsion ot Cheslnut hid,
MONDAY, APRIL s5, 1904
commencing mt II O'Clock n. N., all OF the
personal cItects OF the late r. u. Duke,
embracing In part: Parlor Suits. Moquet
Carpets and Drugsets. Hall aud Stair
Body Brussel Carpct, Moguet Rigs, nice
collection Of Pictures, Parlor Chairs. Mar
ble- top Tables. Lace Curtains POrtietts.
sofa Pillows. Feather Beds and Pillows.
walnut and oak Chamber Suits, Walnut
and Poplar lVardrobes, Fancy Ornament.
Settee, Coucles, Rcfrigcrhtors. Oh Cook
Stove Cooking and Heating stove. Odd
Washstand aud Bureaus, lot Toilet Ware,
Clocks, assortment or Crocisery ard
Glassware, Kitchen Furniture. etc. Also,
lot OF Coal, Wood and small lot OF Lu1n-
Der sI
RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo. H. Valentine Auctioncer.
BY n. B!--Take Eorthside car Seventh and
Broad Streets Sonly one block from car
line) apl 22-St
roUcHEs. HANDSOME CHAMBER
=. SUITS. MASSIVE EXTENSION IA
BLES. StDEBOARDS.t BOOK CASES.
~ r -. 49,
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The VaIantina auction Go.
b The Valentine Auction Co..
6l2 Z. Broad Street.

EDIsoN pHoaoGRapH AND RE.
SOME r4iiiLQR SUR, A RRocATELLE
MASSIVE MARBLE TOP WALNUT
CHAMBER SLIT, INTERPRETATIONS
COON STOVES, ETC. AT DIR HEGil
LAR AUCTION SAIL MONDAY MORN
me- APRIL zyfa. COMMENCING
AT 1890 O'CLOCK AT OUR WARE
ROOMS, NO. 612 E. BROAD STREET.
yve will sell Que extra fine Ed!.ou
Home PHonograph, large size. complete.
with large horns and stand 50 Moulded
Records, all go1d and clear. In nickel
Found CAGES, ada pied Tor travelling. coz.
new ard in perfect order; aldo Hand
some OYer-s.uffed 5pr!us Edge Pa-lor
SUIT, up. o!stetsd with finest SILK b.oca-
teile, cost $3.50, Massive Wglnut idar aIa
Top Chamber Suit Massive Walnut Mar
b IS Top S!deboard Oak Chamber suls.
l.ai es Writing Desk. Cook ng Stoves,
c4ntsr Tables Bedsteads. Sewing Ma
cline. Recr:gera tors, ice Box, grockery
and Glassware and numerous Other fur,
tbs sale consists OF ali nice goods,
and well kept. l. dies are Invited. u.
THE VALENTINE s AUCTION 60.
n. E.--A new stock of millinery etc.,
mentioned in 4ul elsewhere IN this coli
ur.in Will be sold ct 1880 o'clock. Read
iadve. tisement. 81 WI @
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tans Valentine fuc'ion Co.
AUCTION SALES, Future Days

n OR FREIGHT AND orHEn
u GHARiigS. TIE Itt)I,LoAYtNlt3 lin y
claimed and refused articles Of freight
VIII Ia sold Mt Ptbiic Auction at tbs At
house, klisath and Canal Streets, Rich
r. "Wednesday. APRIL giTII 1891, Y
ltitsMS ol sale. Cash. vi
III. u. KING. Agent
ia boxes pruNes, marked p. y, Har-
wood X chinond, Va. ~ @
8 carIo.tds dark RIre chaff. Consigned
g RiclmonJ Flour ana Feed Giompany.
apl S10ll-i (e,
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-9F EAST OFF ROWE STKEE7T
AND A SMALL LOT ON HANCOCk.
NEAR BOYD STREEF.t

-
BY virtue. Of p decree Of the Ghancery,
on the 18th day OF April, 1901, in tie SUIT
OF The State Bark OF yirginia aBain-.t.
John ISowers's Admlnlstratoron and others,,,
the undersigned spcaal C,ommiss. oner VIII
sell at pubic auction, on he Premises,
THURSDAY. APRIL 2s. 1904
commencing al 1850 o'clock y, NJ. two
vacant lots on Fairfield Street, one he3in-
ming 90 feet cast Of Buchanan Street.
thence fronting so feet on south side or
Fairfield Street and extending back To an
alley 10 feet wide, and bounded on west
limo by n 1D-foot alley The othet lnt,-
fronting 10 feet on the south line Of Fahir r;
neld Street. with a Depth between parallel
Ines 70 l0,fpot, alley, and bounded on
west by q part Of theiot neAt above de-
AT a:30 OCItC1C,IS p, NJ, that valuable
lot on north size Of Broad Street, between
Howe ard kinney Streets. fronting on sa; q
north line Of BROAD Street Is feet With ~
depth Of lao feet to an alley, and imnle-
0iutely after. say at q o'clock +, M, q
smnll vacant lot on Hancock street near
BOYD Street fronting 1a@s fcet on ga y
lianeock Street and running back Us feet
To an alley.
TERMS CASH
JAMES Il. CANNON,
Special GumlnlSS, oner.
The bond required of this Special Conn
missioner by The ohoye decree has been
l'ssdts; cHAs, O. sAylI;dE,
aVl 93,tds Clerk
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AUCTION sALES--Monday.
HiasH GONSIABLE.'S
SkE.E i: J

MONDAY THE BAH DAY OF April.
lAt. Il 1850 9 clock a. NJ, at No. 1906
" Frank..n Street. the following prop
srty, 70 satisfy writs III my hands, to-
VII; Parlor huit. Wardrobe, Chairs.
Lounge, Surtaina. Coraet. Washetnfdn,
Rlret.us, stove. Pictures, Clocks. Tables,
2 Fnt Top Icakn, etc. 3 -. e 4 e s 81
ifERMSf Cash. III
VIZ q GARRISON, II. c, G. X
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REAL, Il ATE.
REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

VERY ATTRACTIVE THIRD STREET
dMeInns, cheap Tor the money asked,
" h. ~. CgAII,tN.
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REAL ESTATE.
4 REAL EsTATEFor Sale.
Farms and Ashland Property

DETACHED. WE'LL BusjiltI6
n Dl,7SO frame dwelling, 1wen'y-hith
Street; fine renter. : r am,
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a. o,o NEW 9-RcCGf BRIG *
4,OOO dwelling on Elm street, good
location and fine investment.
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REAL, T. S ATE.
REAL ESTATE--For Sale.

G,,or BRICK 4 u w l. l. l. | y g,
4 D ~ Church Hill, most desirablS
I. Il L. A. CAT1IN.
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BY Valentine Auction Co, Auc
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FIVE CFiAAlBERS DOUBLE FAR
lors library dining room. etc, ample
servants accommodation and stable.
For particulars apply TO
apr 24-lt ~. -. BONE s. SON.
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d. NEW s-RooM BRTG X
pa $50 dwelling on Ivy Street beau
TRULY located,
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G,rra SEMI DETACHED BRICK
800 , y dwelling on Soutn Cary. he
tween Jefferson and M4dison; modern
conveniences; lteral terms.
t lS5t 5.5 I'll a.. bTCCURDT.E
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FIRST BETWEEN. BROAD AMI
Marshall. detached brick dwelling, viii
j pay we'll as investment and increase III
value, owing to proximity to Broad St
i III. A. McCURDE.