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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-13

ciety Just prior to a leyee at the gov
ernment house.
Hired Man Receives.
When President and Mrs. Roosevelt
entertain their friends at dinner. they
receive their guests personally. but at
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10
WAS THIS A
MIRACLE? 2.
Man Deprived Of Speech and
Hearing BY Divine In
tervcntion.
RESULTED IN CONVERSION
Pastors Say lie Was Punished
by the Lord, While Doctors
Suggest Hysteria.
RESULTED IN CONVERSION G e

Prayers were offered at Moody Church
last night for Julian Renfro. who, 1t is
declared. was made deaf and dumb when
he protested that he must remain an
agnostic till he received such sign
from heaven"
Renfro's case. as told by friends and by
Or. w. s. Jacoby, Of the Moody Church,
Is a remarkable one. Physicians ycster-
day declared ut was probably hysteria
Clergymen, while saying 1t might be
miracle. withheld u positive statement
until moro familiar with the occurrence.
According to the statement OF Renfro.
he and three companions were playing
cards III his room at No. 205 La Sale
Avenue last Tuesday night, when the cons
verfsation took relhigo1s turn .,o
fro byt have been re s,1,55g 50 , much
ply and hypnotism that my belief has
Let himtake away my sight, my speech,
Il FAILS 'f To + ISGt5toEscIoius.
Almost before the words had passed
his lips he gasped and fell from his chair
unconscious. His com pan!ons summoned
DR.. O. &. Draper, No. EOS Chicago Ave
nue.. At first, the physician thought the
man was 'shamming. but after a further
examination decided he was for tho time
deaf and dumb.
Report Of the affair reached the Rev.
Mr.. Jacoby, who at once went to see the
man. With pencil and paper they carried
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MINE ORDERED CLOSED.
Portland Works Must Close
Down, Says General Bell.
(RY Associateu PIesst


VICTOR, COL, June s.--Ad1utant-He en-
eraI Sherman C. Bell, commander OF me
Teller county military district. to-aay
ordered the Portland mine. Whlcn en-
ploys union men, closed down. ne Or
der ASSERTS that the mine has been haf
boring dangerous and lawless men, VINO
have aided and encouraged those su,!sy
az recent crimes and outrages In the DIS.
trict.
The Portland is the only large mine IN
the district that has continued IN opera
ton since the explosion at independence
on Monday. which killed or manned more
than twenty non-union miners. me toIl-
land Gold Mining Company. through rs
president and manager, ]. Il. Burns, VINO
is not member of the Cripple Green
District Mine owners Association, con
ceded the demands OF the union wneh
the strike was Innugurated last August
and has steadily given employment "
about five hundred men.
General Bell also issued proclamn-
ton calling on all persons 70 refrain
from violence and to resume their usual
occupations.
The commission appointed by General
Bell to inquire into the records OF the
miners under arrest reported to nm
to-day a list of nlnety'seven un mon
miners, with tho Recommendation t'at
they be deported.
General Bell accepted their report ana
announced that the men would be sent
out Of Teller county as soon as spe-
cial train crew could be arranged tor'
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING.
Clerks Office of the
Supreme Court OF Appeals.
In the State Library Building,
Richmond, Va, June 4, 1901.

Richmond, Va, j une z, l9gl
Of Sections SAT-, 3l7s and Ta479 Of the Code
Of Virginia. SEALED PROPOSALS Will
be received by the undersigned in said
office until 70 O'Clock NJ. Of the 14th IN
SLANT for the PRINTING OF ALL
SUcH RECORDS AS THE SUPREME
,eouRT or APPEALS OF. VIRGINIA.
at Richmond, may require for one year
from the LIST day Of July, 1901. gi
The proposals shall state the amount
per mage of 1000 ems small plea type and
Include Go-pound antique-laid paper.
printing, binding, neat cover. with the
style OF the case, and the court from
which the record comes neatly printed
thereon. said printing to be done In COM
nact form, without blank pages or blanks
betwer. !, lines or paragraphs; no extra
charge to be made for figure work not
eY ceeding three columns.
The printing Is to be done IN the city
Of Richmond under the supervision Of the
Clerk. as prescribed by law, and returned
to the Clerks Office within such space
Of time after such records are delivered to
the printer as the Court or Clerk shall
reautre; and upon failure to do so within
the time so required, said printing to be
NIT out by the Clerk upon the best terms
he can procure; the contractor for such
limiting to be held responsible for the
cost OF the same In, excess OF his contract
price n en,,xu A1,n l,o,,ps
June sat Clerk.
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THE FLOWERS OF JUNE.

June Is a happy month In the garden,
The first fruits OF the harvest are already
maturing, while the sowing for future
harvesting is still In progress. The well
planned garden now bursts into q glory
OF bloom that is more welcome than at
any later time of the summer, appeal
Ing to our delighted senses with q fresh
ness OF interest that is unique in the gar
den season. y
June Is the month OF roses in the North
ern States. The regal beauty Of the queen
OF flowers seems very fitting during these
leafy days, when nature seems SO perfect.
In June, also, the first exquisite petals
OF the peoples disclose their marvellous
beauty In wonderful variety Of form and
color, they render the garden Respondent
In the morning sun. the mecca OF q host
OF winged bees that gather pollen from
the beautiful treasure houses. Poppies
are pre- eminently outdoor blossoms yet
they may be used indoors for the MAX
Ing Of flower pictures. that are all the.
more priced because of their brief exist
ence. Celia Thaxter first showed to what
advantage these blossoms may be used
indoors. Her study at the Isles of Shoals
was daily ablaze with poppy blooms In
exquisite flower glasses OF many sorts.
She gathered the expanding blossoms
early every morning, before the dew had
disappeared, putting the stems, in water
at once. Thus treated. the flowers re-
main fresh throughout the day.
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HAY GABLES TO The
CONSUL AT TANCIER
Sends Instructions How Consul
Gummere Should Deal
With Raisuli.
lBy Associated Press,)

WASHINGTON. d. C., June 9,-Secre,
tary Hay to-day cabled consul-General
Gummere at Tangier instructions Iof
dealing with the brlgand Rntsull, tne
point of which Is a positive Injunction
to refrain from committing the United
States government to any guarantee ~
immunity for the brigands or IN any way
to take any action that Wou1d amouHl. 70
the recognitiontof the right of hrlgand-
age and blackmall In Morocco. This at;
titude will be adhered to regardless OF
to Perdicaris'
cablegram received at the State De-
partment late this afternoon from Con-
sui General Gummere at TangIef, dated
to-day, states tnat negotiations for the
release az Perdicaris and Yarley are
sim In progress, but that the su1tana's
reply to Raisulis demands as to ran-
som have not yet reached the bandit
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being convinced that Renfro's CONDITION
fro himself stated that he had p hac sono
III ey Would Sc restored to him The next
day he left town. Announcing t dSrey ne
port, La, Is prepare himself for the min.
fstry. a dispatch from Shreveport last
night stated that Renfro is now n New
oFls sfM nsRg tcea sas By 81 sRsFeaHiL
was ppnished by the Lord. WINE thera
40 modern miracles !na h, I'VE At tHs
was one as fully as / belieye in the blind
ness tina overlook Paul before his CONVEX,
sion. Before he left Renfro repented ana
osi MIRACLE NEEDED IN CHICAGO.
The Rev. James M. Gray, in his. sermon
last night the Meody c asntirnens Of
,,u nIlI reverence sH in Chicago at this, time,
for this is a solemn time. a m!racIs M. n5s
f the midst # this l5 Speas
and scoffers must pause in difference 70 a
God SO powerful to send instant )udg-
man gnn G III bIeb n ta brIns me Il
~ its senses and to an understanding OF
Gods greatness.
Other ministers were more conservative re- I've;
There Is no rea a. on WY aSId y the o Rev. G.
r. SfcAfea. "but the Lord does not ordi-
n ma take that means Of making his
presence known In these days.
ala nsi. said the Rev. W. r. Not
man, sit Is a matter that Will bear
careful investigation BY medical e1-
pe - DOCTORS DISCUSS THE CASE;
Or. Draper. says 1t Is hard TO explain
Renfro's condition, s !,
..It would not be remarkable II he had
merely been stricken speeehless under
certain conditions OF hysteria, said ne,
hut in such an event there would have
been physical conditions that he did not
have He seemed to be In full possession
~ his other faculties. his Ideas We're COZ
herent and his general health was good.
II understand that he had been studying
Understanding medicine. Under an over
worked condition some sudden excitement
might have produced deafness and dumb
ness
they are usually put under the care Of a
neuroIogist," said Or. Y. II. Podstata,
suner,ntendent at the Dunning asylum
for he insane. "a man might make such
= deciaration and in his excited condition
q, mind be convinced that such thing
tuas no possible as the taking away of his
speech. 1t is diseased condition., tunc-
high winds injure wheat, which ID NOT
tional. rather than organic There Is
possibility that the condition may become
pe rrnanent II the brain Is sufHclently dis
ordered" Chicago Tribune. Y.
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cent eight small torpedo boats from the
battIeships Of his SQUADRON to make a,
reconnaissance OF Port Arthur harbor. The
boats went for inside the heads and
were exposed to the Russian fire. One
sajor and one petty officer were killed
Iii the operation, but the boats escaped
unchanged. Admiral Kataoka reports
that on Jure 9Th he landed men on San
s.ioh and Taku Islands, in fallen wan
Bay, for the purpose of making a recon-
.toissance. They found many buildings
there only partially destroyed. In the
hospitals some supplies were also found.
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Mormons to Support Parker,
(By Associated Press.)

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, June o.,
The Six delegates of Utah to the National
Democratic Convention will go unll-
structed. Four of the six, 1t is UNDER
stood, are against William r. Hearst,
leaning toward Judge Parker as first
choice, Two delegates probably WILL sup
port Hearst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10
BIG BLAZE IN COUNTY,
EARLY THIS MORNING

The 1-,iddy reflection Of big blaze in
Henrico county caused considerable OF u
stir early this morning and gave the np.
pearance of n fire of large proportions.
lateness Of the hour rendered 1t impos-i
sible to obtain any definite information.
but It is understood that the place ablaze
% gn F snH s Hill The pecnlarity Of the
reflection was caused by the masses of
clouds left In the wake of the storm.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS |

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILa. Y sssst
300 A. M.-NORF'OLkI LIAIITEp.S Arrives
Norfolk 12o q. Stops on ny at etershurss
s;o5 K. MIST. LOUIS Z EMPRESS BUFFET
Parlor Car. Petersburg to " nchbnrg and
oke pullman Sleepers Roanoke to st. Louis
Rliiefsld to Cincinnati; also Roanoke to X nnx-
nitIe and Knoxville to Chattanooga and Mems
pills. - Ks ,or,E ,sypR Fss ror$ 4. ms
viiie- = j, ynchburg and Roanoke 7ss9
;S S.Vs Norfolk $40 p. NJ Stops only at Peters
burg. Waverly and Suffolk Connects meet, With With
Baltimore and washington Through coach 20
Si H.s5 p M,4Eor Norfolk and all stations east
Of +. Pei Is S9MNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
pullman sieepers Kichmond g LynshhbpIrE &. sna
Raannxa /. Petersburg 10 Bristo LynchbuT "a
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans, Satas
ptn ,an < % paf' M.-WoRLD's FAIR SPECIAL.
THROUGH pullman Sleeper Petersburg ~ ~
sfrsiins arrive from the West 1888 A. NJ, e:oa
P M. and ses r. NJ; from Norfolk II ~ ~
4. ana Eft S;s9 NJ. SIS East Main Street.
q w b. 3BEVILL, I'll. Ii 51Oal,Et ssssE
Gen'l. Pass Agt A'iSst e ass. n 49,
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Find sunken Ships.
fBv AssocI,tol pro,a. /,

76TITT 1IBy NsSVcIatod PfesN)
TOXIC, June 9-l1 A. M.-Officlal re-
ports show that the first section OF Ta-
lien Wan Bay has been completely clear
ed Of mines. sixty-two have been found
aud exploded by the force under Admiral
Katnoka. Two Russian ships were FOUND
under water about 1900 yards west OF
SIR Shan Island, one Of which Is be-
llevcd to be the cruiser Bayarln. Other
sunken vessels have also been found
southwest Of the same island.
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.MIssouRI's ORDERS
ARE COUNTERMANDED

(By Assoclated PFess'1 y,
NEWPORT. NEWS VA. June 9.-The
battleshIp Missouri which was unaelp
orders to sail for Gibraltar to-aay -
days. No explanation for the warshlp
remaining here is given, beyond the
statement that her sailing orders were
nountermanded,
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Go in Pursuit Of Miners.

,tBy Associated Press.) -,
no,inted infantrymen left to-day in. pur-
suit of fifty-five union miners. said TO
be encaped IL the Beaver crees p peGG9s
f fa s 81 lf fhe cas men when found If they
sist arrest. a
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KUR0KI ALERT.
Keeps Russians on the Jump and
Administer Defeat at
Saimatze.
IN Associa ted Press. y

(By Associated Presso
ST. PETERSBURG. June 9,-All Japa-
nese movements are interpreted here as
CAUSED by anxiety to hamper az much 2! "a: az
Kkusopatkln may 6e making to help fa 2, Port t
T Tytrlgs Peninsula, Where the railway runs
close 70 the shove making Ell fegts ,. Of de-
sumed the offensive eastward, He de, has
sent an oyerpowerlngly stf99n ne 1, colG INN
t tiHs posi- position at salmatze. twenty miles
northwest Of Feng Wang Chsng, inflict-
ips eS sa q tRae hey Without ntor
nation eoneerning the The, dS q saimatSe
public public tonight, but that the Russian
wlthdrewal WAS aylte N aecordanse With
although The nussI,aiIn Losses indicated
hsnES MsfaFy sy,gg process
e or i Kuroki's movement. means q real
advance OF y simply , 5eint to distract
they incline to the latter View,
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s cANAI ! IL RsbHETs. An AtiicT1oN.
pursuance 2, dssrse i Gf the Lay Lev
il re suit e cEEamp o VA eta ys
thereby appolfited special commissioners
fbr i III Purpose. viii sell at public Auc-
' EIp "a ~ Hi itT ii DAY OF JUNE 1905.
SHas,'td weliIng house and the lot lot occu-
MED thereby, Situated on the west side Of
Fotrti1sy street; I'm the city Of Richmond,
between Cary and Canal Streets, 'front.'
Ing ~ feet. more or less. on Fourth
Street and running back between parallel
Iiiies sd feet, more or less and bound ID
ns described In the deed from Joseph w.
armstrong to Massena Beasey trustee.
dated May II, 1882. and recorded in D. B.
TO Is. page $685.. This property Is adml-
as d residence for BUSINESS man. and
the improvements being somewhat out OF
repair II presents q fine opportunity for
an, admirable Investment to persons Of
moderate means This being court sale
for the benefit Of infants. 1t will be
knocked QUITO the highest bidder.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, residue al g.,
sf2s and Is months for negotiable notes,
with Interest added and title retained.
3 3s|11. VIM A. MONCuRE.
A. X. COURTNEY.
Special Commissioners.
rho bond required in above decree has
been duly given. Given under my hand
this .4th day Of June, 1904.
III 5-tds p. F. sNyfNSToN. Clerk.
y
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Notice to Contractors.

Office of Board of Health.
Richmond, Va, June 8, 1904,
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
1904, for building BRICK STABLE.
Full Information to bidders can be had
upon application At this , ottice. ,o,o,,
pa IN each bid as a guaranty for execur
The Committee on Health reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids offercd
in separate parts.
BY ORDER
COMMITTEE ON HEALTH,
June l0-6t ~
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SOUTHERN RAT. AY'

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 18th. 19o4. sssaI
TRAINS. LEAVE RICHMOND sss ssS ~
700 A. M.-Daily. Local for Charlotte, ~,
l2:3oP. M-Dai!y Limited. Bufret pulimu l
to Atlanta and BlrninghaLfn,s New C,rlsara1
Memphis. Chattanooga and nil the South. "a ssss
p 500 r.. M-Ex. Sunday. Keysville Local. ssssSM
a HOO p. M.-Daily. Limited. Pullman readJ5
o $50 P. NJ for nll the South. sStsS
york. RIVER Line. 81 vs. 4s2
The favorte route to Baltimore and EAater19
points. Leave Richmond i:2o =. N. --OallyS
except Sunday. 28 {ss SSsgs
4 2:1b p. M.-Locai. Daily. except Sunday.
400 r. M.--Except sunday. 30. West Point1
connecting with steamers for /. Baltimore and
Point Monday, Wednesday and Friday cali AZ
and Clay Bank; Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, Almonds and Gloucester Point
! 4;l5 A. NJ, Except Sunday Local mixed 3fo1
i TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. II
6;53 "A. NJ. and 6:42 P. M.--From all the Southss
S.35t n. M.--Fron Charlotte and Durham.
$40 A M.-From Chase City. G,B, ssssM
h 9.25 A.. M.-Baltlmore2 and West Point. liza VA
y l0:45 A.. M, $40 ?. M.--Froni West SPotnt.ssts1s
C.. w. WESTRURY, D. p a. flsh tnnnd, ~
IS. II. EARDWICIs, @ w. H TAYlOMe
p n. NJ, & e. r. sasSa
q. II. AcyrMRT, aeB'l. Mgr,
M Washington, D. Q. * sssgsst:sl
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Stock Of Groceries, Show Cases,
Tobacco Scales, &C., at
Auction.

i will sell at my warerooms. 4l4-16 West
81 Groceries. consisting OF Canned and
Bottled Goods, Cakes, Crackers. Soap and
Soapine, Starch. Lye, l Barrel Mornings.
/ Meat Block, Tools, Caddies Tobacco,
large Refrigerator Show Cases, Scales,
This Is q new stock and will be sold
. i0''' s GEO. ". OLIVER, Auctloneer.
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l.. 4 i i u y. .
BY virtue OF a certain deed of trust,
dated March is, 1895, and recorded In D.
b. 14S b, page 257. aIenrico County Court.
+ will sell at Public Auction, on the
premises, on VI, I'M ~.
SATURDAY, JUNE Il. 1904
at O'clock p. NJ. the following real es-
tate: All that certain tract Of land In the
county OF Henrico.. containing 5-2-l0o
acres more or less, situated at the south-
east intersection Of the Brookland Boule,,
ward and the new Henrico Turnpike, and
bounded on the east by the lands q y M,
Fourqurean and OH the south by the
lands of Mrs. Ruffln.@ This land lis beau
TRULY situated and Is immed lately IN the
line Of Barton Hell ghtssands Chestnut Illl !
subdivisions. This sale ffers an unus lle
opportunity for successful speculation, 3
well as a chance to secure a beautiful
home site near the city. y. s3l, .s
TERMS: One-third cash and the bal
anee At s u and u I'm months. OF 81 cas- Z
= go" i. q. DDNooN. Trustee.
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The Excursion Season,

The boy sat on tho moonl!t deck,
His head WIS In a whirl;
fi And n his ar arms We're fuil of girl.
T princeton Tiger.
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Conveyances will leave the office Of
the uuctioneers at s go o'clock on the day
Of sale, or parties attending sale may
take either car line to within g Few
blocks of the property.
ju 5-tds. 55z5i3
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THIS tFrlday) MORNING. JUNE 10th,
commencing l0.30 o'clock. at our ware,
rooms No 612 Ecst Broad Street, we Will
sell q New Mantel Oak Folding Bees,
lour Tufted Couch, fine CHARTERED Oak
Leather, Seat Dining Chairs, Mahoganized
Dining Chairs s-foot Chartered Oak Elk
tension Table, with ,clawfeet; Ghilds Iron
and Chamber Suits. Kitchen Safes and
Cupboards, Edison Phonograph, with
records and ear tubes; Rockers. Side
boards, Refrlgerators. Fltz Lee Cook
Stove. 4 Favorite Gas Range and other
Furniture, etc. Sale positive.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co. Z
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BY j. d. Carneal Il Son.
Real Estate AuctiOneers.

fiction SALE OF TWO GOOD
"A BRICK DWELLINGS. tn ONE SG -, ~
TEE CHOICEST RENTING LOCALE
iTiEs IN THE CITY; NOS 2i12 AND
94l2M VENABLE STREET.
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Her Graduation Dress.

When Bthel rose to speak her pieco
On graduation day,
She looked upon a gorgeous class 81
OF girls in glad array
And her young heart was filled with
peace,
And joy. and happiness. 3
Because She knew they envied her
Her graduation dress.
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Very Unnatural.

Very Unnatural.
The peculiar thing about Mr. Ion Per
dicarls, If The is really n South Caro-
linian, is that he remained passive While
those Morocco bandits were making their
gun play. "A Carolina colonel would never
in any such easy manner. Savannah
News,
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And SO she made her little bow. .5s
And said her little say,
The envy of the gorgeous class
Of girls in glad array. ss,
No ono recalls a word she said,
y But even now, / guess,
Those girls cculd tell you all about
8 That graduation dress.
somervlle Journal.
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N We will ON ~, 3
s g. e'W at pubc Auction tie above desirable
property. The lot has a frontage of 80
feet by l64 feet Q inches to an alleS.
halls and conyeniences, such as bath, etc.
The location is desirable and convenient.
being on the electric car line. and VIII
make good homes. and as renters cant z,
be surpassed. This property Is on the
market to be sold
TERMS Liberal and announced at sale.
June l0-4t - X
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STEAMBOATS,,
VIRGINIA. NAVIGATION CO.,

JAMES RIVER DAY LINE.
MoNpAY. WEDNESDAY ana FRIDAY at z
<. NJ. Tor Norfolk. Portsmouth, Old Point.
NNawnort News, llaremont and james River
imnnndiinss, and connecting at old Point Tor
Washington. Bal!imorS and ne North state
nricas. Electric cars DIRECT 70. wharf Fare
only $50 and 81 10 Norfolk Music by Grand
tEreisht receiyod for aboye-named places and
ali points in Eastern Ylrgin!aa, and North Caro-.
Ina IRWIN WEIslGER, Gen't Mgr
nj A. Barber Jr., Secretary.
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TERMS: Cash as to costs of executing
this trust, taxes and to pay balance q
81, $50 due on said notes, together Win
interest thereon from May 70 is1 I'd, me ~
sale. ,.. a. L. al' "a ir,.,, = 20
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By r. B. chaffin s. CO. (Inc.).
and
a L. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

SALE SAL IN & NJ N I7 a
"GEPAR eh s y ,f q VERY ATr 1ss Is
\ ACRES WITH Lar q, I, g q G 7! . y y
DWELLING, UNUSUALLY q ON y y u y
ouTBUILpINGs, ALI I'm I'm T y '14lI I
SHADED YARD, ElR9MIlNysI Q IN vHI Ils-
MIDLOTHIAN TuRNPl1. f. SEVEN
MILES FROM MANCHESTER, AND NJ
ABOUT 11-2 MILES FROM BON AlR,
IN C,EESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA
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REAL EsTATE-For Rent.
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AUCTION sAI,Es.-This Day.
BY "a. IL. q H. Il. Deroon,
Real Estate Auctioneefs,
SCI ID, Main Street.
tAt1ssroNERs' SALE

e COMMISSIONERS s "a y
4 CENTRALLY LOG AZ E5p HOUSE AND
Z t.OT ON WEST DE OF ,FQllRIIl
5iANH1I SIR DIETS, AT AUCTION.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10

BY virtue of deed of trust; dated No
yen1ber 81. 1900, and recorded in D. B.
100 page sas default having been sn,a made ss
erred thereby. and being directed so to-
do BY BY tho holder thereof will sell at
Public Auction, on thespremlses. on
WEDNESDAY, TILE 18TH DAT
OF JUNE. 1904,
at . O'clock Is. NJ, the above farm, for-
merlv the home OF DR.. Samuel Royal,
tassn,.t M. thIrd Of the land Isl cleared,