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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15
skrydloff Succeeds Makarof.
OFFICIAL REPORT.
Mysterious Features Of Sinking
Of Battlesl1ip Petropavlovsk
Cleared Up
nv Associated press.l

], lBy 4sSosstsd pIxss rna u.
ISOLATED Press obtained tonight What Is
practically the official report OF the sinks
Ing OF the battleship Petropaylovsk at.
Port Arthur, and 1t clears up to q great
extent the mysterious features OF that
vessels destruction. This version - as
follows:
Returning by the advance Of a superior
Japanese fleet, which was not fighting
Its progress. the Russian squadron an
preached the entrance to the harbor. II
was shortly after s o'clock In the morn
Ing. and most OF the officers and mems
hers of the crew were at breakfast on
the flagship, Vice Admiral AInkaroff was
eating breakfast in his cabin, and the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15
u. By Sutton & { I Co q.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE Of
The Meck.l | !: nj J II
Al . .
Chase ii. s; City Gil v / !.

IN execution Of trust deed from the
Chase City Mineral Water Company, 70
the virginia Trust Company, , TT &c;
bearing date on the 1st july l9Oa ana !
duly recorded in the County Court, 81
.Mecklenburg county, Va, on the l2th
July, 1909, in pursuance of the terms ana NJ
provisions Of said trust deed and at the
cured, and also In pursuance Of resoll-
tons 'tof the stockholders and directors
of said Chase City Mineral Water Co n1i
.pnny, adopted on the 2eth March. lso4,
to sell, as an entirety, the real and per- r :,
sonal property Of said Chass City Mineral
Water Company. when, the real estate !le
lunder signed Virginia Trust Company,
fnre On III will. on
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By5J.SR. Elan & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
p UBL1c AUCTION, SALE SALE
hi NO, PIG SOUTH PINE STREET.;
LOT 3ON145 FEET TO AN ALLEY.

BY request OF the owner, who IS deter
mined to sell, we shall sell by pubic auc-
ton, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL go, 1901.
at $50 O'Clock P. NJ, the dwelling No: Io
South Pine Street. with lot S0xlb feet,
1t is of brick, 2Tstory and basement, de.
water and gas. The lot Is of hne size
with fruit and shade trees. and parties
in quest of a good substantially built home
fail to attend the sale. as property in this
section rents we'll, and Is always In de-
mand for Investment and home purposes
TERMS-Extras liberal and to be an
nounced at sale. ]. B. ELAN & CO..
AMI l5-5t ctioneers.
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MAKAR0FF's REQUIEM.
Services Sad and Path tic-Ad-
n1iral's Widow and Emperor
Grief Stricken, IA
lBY .Assoclated 1Press.l

Fl ST. PETERSBURG, April Mira re-
nuieln mass for the repose Of the souls
or Vice Admiral Makaroff and the otlhsr
officers and the men Of the l'etropoy-
losyk was started at noon In ths Ad-
mlra.ty chamber here to-day,
nrn ne the Grand Duke Constantine. fol-
low,ad by her son and daughter, and
took place beside the imperial party,
Every one present Wore q band &of tho
crepe, AZ
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ATLANTIC COAST Il N q e.

TRAINS LtlAV Il tHICHAUNDl DAlLY-HYRD.
- - SrREET STATION. t53S43 as5s
EFFECTlvE8lUESDA l,tst APRIL 18TH.
s:os1 a. IA. G. i. Express to ali poiAta
900 IA. M,-Petersburg and Norfolk s4
1916 r. M.--Petsrsbnrg ind ~, d w: West
400 r M.-Petersnurg and Norfolk 3lp3{S Il
s1:iO II. M.--io dsbo 70 LOGS ID Ma
ESQ p M.--Petersburg Local.
FPS r. fM.--''Florida and West Indian Linz
IA ilad''S % ~ points south =, -.
1880 III Petersbu rg Local IS 3.
-, TRAINS ARRIVE SElCHM0ND.sfSSi
lo7 A. M; Il ;35 "A. NJ. except Sundays 8:1
An. ..lO:45 A.l M: 100 a. NJ 1905 r.. MI
o.ob p M:R7:2O r, N1.:57:45 r. NJ; $40 r. M. a
Except, Sunda y y unday! Only. II S
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n z&zW NoIfo|ki1s YesteI1l

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. q ssjs rs 8i
aP 8 100 "A. 3M.-NORFOLKS LINZ TIED. Arrives
Norfolk II 100 "a. N. stops only at Petersburg.
M US x AZ M- eaISs EXPRESS. But,.,
Parlor Car. Petersburg to Lynchburg and
Roanoke Pullman Sleapers Roanoke to Cos!
lurnbus. Blueneldr to Cincinnati; also Roanoke
TO Knoxville and Il Knoxville to chattanoogA
III: ia:1S +. T..RoA NoKE EXPRESS Tor Farm.
vile, 3Lynchburg8 and Roanoke. {S
I g 100 p. OCEAN, SHORE HLIAfITED.1@Ar-
riyes Norfolk SEQ P. NJ. Stops only t PETERS,
burg. Waverly and Suffolk. Connec with
steamers 4 to Boston. Providence. New York;
c s. CAMPBELL, Div Pass. Agt. 49s
W. J. CRAIG. Gen Pass Agt.
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.|MONSON R|SKE.D|.. LIFE /
TO SAVEM|SS0UR|

CONTINUED From First Page)
night and two men to-day. II is hardly
probable that other deaths Will occur O.
B.. Moe. apprentice, second class; w.
r. Knight seaman, and ]. ST.5gDonneiiyc
ordinary seaman. werc added 70 the
death3li list. NJ
Thousands Attend the Funerals.
TheS funeralsof seventeen of the seamen
occurred this afternoon, and each OF o. the
fleet was srepresented, fully five Thousand no
men being present, while thousands FL from
the city were In attendance. every place
Of business being closed for the2safter-
noon, and flags over llSbulldlngs placed
sat5half-mast. Il :.
The bodies Of the officers and ~ t elgnt OF
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Cyril's Injuries.
! (13ys Associated Press.)

r 715 Y --I-aT (13y AssOcIuted Press. ~ H
H ST. PETERSBURG April 1i,--1tSis con-
tfirmed that the Grand Duke Cyrils In
jlirlcs consist OF burns on 1.-The neck and
logs. "A private dispatch TO his father
reports that the wounded officer is bet
tor A life buoy was thrown to tho
Grand Duke, by which he sustained him
self In tho water until picked up by
one of the boats which were lowered i'm
irnediat,,ly BY tho other warships.
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FOR SALE.

gance Of the present Republican admin
sistration Of the State" and also arraigns
the state administration for Its suhyer-
iylence TO the railroads anu other COR
porate influences" s}iEi
4 Railroad corporations. 1t is declared
should pay taxes at the same rate as
individuals.
Delegates Uninstructed.
A resolution commencing Judge Parker
TO the delegates. Intended as an indirect
instruction was not adopted, Q vote on
81 being benin off by adjournment United
states Senator smitll5was opposed TO in
structlons. *
a5 The boiling convention was presided
over nv Joseph r, Buchanan. A resolu-.
itlon which claimed that the regular con-
vention had been controlled by the IN
,terest of corporations and agents Of the
Republican party, and that the Hearst
delegates had been deprived Of their
rights was opposed as too radical, Tho
resolution was referred to a committee
ofSten which is to be appointed by Chairs,
man Buchanan to prepare manifesto
tos the Democracy of New Jersey,
|. Only five or siX counties were rep-
resented IN the boiling convention, and
81 regular procedure was. followed In de-
termining who had or who had got a
Right lt, a seat In that assemblage. IVA
III tInr convection adopted no reso vtAss,
About About, 200 were present In the hall #5
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Nl3Ih3f. 3lH5l NJ lt5 ll,s
SEABOARDs AIR Line Rail WAY.

at TRAINS LEAVE ERlCHMOND-DAILY,4
f2:l5 +. M.--Seaboard Ma.i--u:00 r. gM.-SeA. ~
+ board Express-Io savannah, acksonvillsss
Atlanta and Southwent. tn.
2T TRAINS ARRIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$50 AZ M..No. 5O-Eroln 81 ortda, Aslanta and
4:ss ?: Mo Sol From Florida, AZ anta and
So 70 p soI Mo. ss-From Norlinn and local
points . H. !,
s NJ w. M.aTAYLOR, C. IT. AZ sSS sfg
$50 East Main Street Phone 4o5. 81
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/ REAL ESTATE.

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, 4
-FOUR HOUSES, RENTING FOR $4,000
per months; corner lot, VIII sell on long
time or exchange for improved country
property not too remote from city near
railroad. REAL ESTATE, IS
apl 14-2t care lnis Office
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RUSSIAN BATTLEsHiP SUNK.
Admiral Togo's Fleet Attacked ttytt's1,
q But Sustained No Loss----Tor-
S pcdo Destroyer Destroyed.
I 80 / a ssncIntad P,ress. !

------ -JU10I6y !. -TT--
TOKYO April 14--5 F.. MA brief re-
bort from, Rear-Admiral Uru, Of We'd
resday's fighting, off Port Arthur. reach
ed tho Navy Department this afternoon.
1t sdys vee-Admirnl Togos fleet i 9 y.
tackled Port Arthur In the morning and
succeeded in sinking n battleship Of the
Potropavlovsk class and ono torpedo.
boat destroyer. The Japanese sustained e'
no losses. one Japanese was wounded.
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R. ssss I. ssss 4 u. \; =

9 rr,ins,i e,ave& ri otlugTASS'stAW
~ A. M Tu....s. ~ 80 at ft nEvuS!l.t
AZ - NJ .naIly Nam st. rnru.sh v 5ss5
S:iS 4. H., week days. Elna- ashland scconat
m s:vo x. H.. sunday only. BYRD St. Throasa
1 s:ts a. s' *, week days Byrd st. Through
L = o,a pson week days Byrd St. Through,
10 10 r.. H., week day ~, Byrd 81. hredeF'cks'
bu TX 3 sce ~ aa;I;. Main St Through.
SS.. EYE Is N Week Gays. Eilba. Asnlan0 AZ
e s:SS =. H., daily, Byrd ST. Through,
x o'S r AIMS ArriVe Rlcnmond-Sou thWaro. G
d =, M" x ~ week days. Elba, Ashland ees
c s:is x. 81, week days Byrd ST. Erederlcks.
S:ss 4 n, daily Byrd s. kxr ThFs sl Throuxa.
a:Ss ~ nj. H., daily. Main s., ThEeugh; s,,,.
400 p. NJ, week days Elpa' As'i'ahu
s as'y B Eyre ST. ST. T Fhssssa
s sa:hap NJ. daily, Ma;n ST. Through, /.
'SSS,iis-pullman Sleeping or Farl2r. S-ass "
III rains except local accomlnodauons, -.
~ ,,na Of arrivals and departures and conneS-
s!ons not ni ,suEsFaec!eWs W. GULF W. ~ TAYLOR.
- G.n Z Mani T ASST, Genl Maa'r- TFaf. Maa-
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F:'ORTY.FIVE PERlsHED.
Officers and Men Go Down With
Torpedo. p estroyer Bee .
strashni.
iRy Associated Prcssl

ST. PETERSBURG. April l4.-The off,
cial hul!etin1t this afternoon conveying the
Intelligence of tho loss OF another torpedo
boat destroyer and the acchdental
4 Gripping OF another battleship was al
most as severe a blow as the loss OF the
Petropavlovsk yesterday. and plunged the
whole town anew into grief.
The Russian word In the text OF the
official dispatch describing the accident
to the Pobieda, means either mine" Or
5"torpedo," but the qualifying verb In
dIcates something moving towards ~
ship. This dispatch puts an end to the
idea prevailing here that there had been
an engagement following the disaster TO
the Petropavlovsk.
Forty-five officers and men perished on
board the torpedo boat destroyer
BeztrashnI. III
Fifty-seven Saved.
A telegram from Rear-Admiral Prince
Ouktomsky to the Emperor, dated from
Port Arthur at 10 a. NJ. to-day. after
reiterating that the PatropSrlovsk sank
#"in consequence Of the explosion of a
mine, while she was manoeuvrlng In the
Port Arthur roadstead In sight OF the
enemy's fleet adds that those saved
include, besides Grand Duke Cyril and
Captain Jakovletr three leutennnts. two
.rnidshipmen and fifty-two sailors. The
bodies OF captain, two nidshipmen,
surgeon and few sailors have been re-
covered. K
SkrydloH Succeeds Makaroff.
It has been definitely decided that Vice
Admiral Skyrydlofr. commander Of the
Black Sea fleet, WILL succeed the late
vice-Admiral Makaroff as communicating
chief of the Russian naval forces In the;
far East Orders have been sent to Vice.
Admiral skrydlon to come to st. Peters,
burg for the purpose OF receiving instruc-
tions, after which he will leave imme-
diately for the far East.
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AuCT1ON SALES, Future Days
BY j. 3. ELAN Il Co.,
Real Estate Aucti0neerH.
C. COMMISSIONERS. AT C1'1O IN sALE 4
The !Two.Story Brick L /! Dwell ! l1'|I!
Ing No. 22l 4 Eat | 4 Grace u zee
Street.

In pursuance Of the decree Of October
26 1908 III The suit STYLED Wv. 3. vest Is.
etc. vs.. ,. teahnetto Vest ct als,n. 70 az tne
Circuit Court Of Hanover county y u T..
The undersigned Special Commits =, ne q.
VIII sell by public auction on the prem en-
n MONDAY, April. 49, 1901 q. "A
at o'clock T. NJ. the real estate referred 81 ti
TO " said decree, It being the two.story
brick dwelling No. 2214 East Grace street,
containing seven rooms, besides bath,
pantry. eLc... and having the ustinl con-
yenienccs; the lot having q front. Of l6t
20-foot alley. Tho property Is now oc.-s
oupied BY a good tenant at s2iB per all-
NUN, and Will make a desirable home.
or pay we'll as an investment, being IN
one OF the most desirable locations In that
section OF the city and convenient to most
OF the large Industries.
TERMS One-third cash. balance at 6
and ~ months by notes, with Interest
added, or at tho election OF the pur-
chaser, a greater part: or all OF the pur--
chase money may be PAID IN cash, ana the
title to be retained until all the purchase
money Is paid and q conveyance ordered
-. ~ WALTER SYDNOR,
i ADDISON T.. IIOLLADAY.
FE.Hs 3. AZ Spccial commissioners.
J. B. Elan & Co, Auctioneerss
VIM, B. Vest. Fla lnt1'l s.
ry .4g vs. IS N4'Iti Asiei I, M
n III the clreuit Court 81 Henrico County
The bond required OF the Special Com :
missioners BY decrce entered in above
styled cause, October 20. 1909, has 1ecn
duly given. .3s Us. !, y :, Z, y,
Teste: J.4A. BHoW NJ CLERK.
npl 10 n S.$t
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SOUTHERN i ! RAIL WAY 4

sciIEpyLE IN ;lsF,E,cT &, ApR1l u. 1901 ~
100 A. M.--Daly. Local for Charlotte, Ne c.
H:ao p. M.-Dnily 5Limttad Buffet Pullman u
Atlanta uhd SBirmingnam. New OrleanS.I3E
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the1 South. s "
500 n MILK. Sunday. heysvillei Local.
10 :ov p. M.-Dnily Ltnltod. Pullman ready o,ao
p. NJ. for all tho South. 1t3
$,255s74 77Fas YORK RIVER Line sa5
81 The favorite rUunte to Baltimore and Eastern
points Leave Richmond 4D P. NJ. Daily
except Sunday. . sr 81
2:iS r. M.-Local. Daily except Sunday.
A.20 p. sAL--Except Sunday. Forf West Point
connecting with steamers for Baltimore and
river landings. Steamers sailing from West
Yorktown and Clay Bank Tuesday. Thursday.
and Saturday, Almonds kand Gloucester Point
.4:45 a. n. Except Sunday, Local mixed Sfos;
VS. TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. G55s
6:55 a. NJ. and 6:t2 p M From eli the South
B:4OiA. M.-Fronla Chase City. Nh
S:25 A. M.-Baltkmore5a and West Point.
B c.. H.tACKERT. S. IL. EiARDWlCK,1ag$ \,
is G.. N. Gap ii A.,S |.
6. W WEsT q I, I p. I r z.
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AEO7HERl..B|OiT sunk
FORTY-F|VlL0S1'
CONTINUED from FIRST page)

I7 (ContInued from First PACED 5I,3l5
sent ina i1unberof steamers on
The tight Of March 3tst and stiic-
3cceded iii sinking several Of then.
and III blocking the channel OF
Port Arthur. The runlors cannot
Be confirmed at this hour.
The date referred to by the COT
respondent Iii tie above dispatch,
Marcl, 3Ist, is probably according
4totl1c Old style calendar,b which
the event would have taken place
on April 18th, according 70 the.
new style calendar.
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"A CHANCE FOR
Rom E Builders and SpecuIa-
tors. "a BUILDING LOTS.
n. 9Th and 7th SIS. . Monroe Ward"
OVERLOOKING /. VI;
C. & 0. Shops, Locomotive Works
ANDEOTHER

LARGE BUSINESS INDUSTRIES,
{at public auction, on the premises.
TUESDAY. APRIL. 18TH, All $3.50 =. NJ ".
I'm this section available for building pur,,
poses. Houses here In big demand, ana
will pay WE'LL Every 9t PVT Ut up w VIZ 9 be
and on TERMS SO EASY any one can
buy. Only $50 cash on each l9t, balance
monthly, i desired, and to suit nose OF
t't Cali at Office for PLAT and HAND
= Il j. THOMPSON BROWNS CO.
apl 15-4t Auctloneers.
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BY r'he Valentine Auction Co..
II 4g G12 East Broad Street.
Our Regular Fridays Auction Sale
Of Furniture, 60, To-Day, April.
18th, Beginning at 1880 A. M.

at our; wa reroo1ns, NO. 612 f. Broad street,
consisting Of Chamber Suits, Wardrobes,
Bicycles Bicycles Pictures, Mirrors. Drophead
Sewing Machine, Chairs, Combinations
Bookcase and Secretary, Carpets, Cook
Stoves, Revolving Book Rack. Gas Cook
Stoves, Iron Beds, Chairs, Baby Carriages.
other furniture, ETC.
THE PEyALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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AUCTION sALEs.-Future Days


tvtn. 81 piEani Company,
teal Estate All ctloneers
Tenth land Bank Stree t y 'as4 s
iysrt|1ss 5s;X4i A,E IA B BS ehbhR
asrREEf, Oil III SEA Hill. '
3 Byv virtue OF a. deed OF trust to Inc .o under;
signed trustees, dated April ~. lgqs, and
reeorded Iii tho clerks q flee ~ Of l1enriff,o
~ nmlf having sboen made In the payment
81 4 note OF 5000 therein secured, and PEI
resd g tg y a tee no'e on he
pr m,llVfsp II HspAY, APRIL 90 1906
at Is o'oluck z. M.rtho property described
n sdsf sfsee t@S 81 and se
f hrss oi fept wcst 81 tho northwest torner
IL Cedar street and other street, or road
r1 S q be qSsr srss hr nss
hundred and twenty-five feet. HI &
Il aii5 II EH {; Ha +,
By's!cieo. e. Crawford & Co.,
500 u. Main Street.
Z s sAHE Z oE 71 A AcRT 81
e. RaciFFh i. & a RhRa.iiEiRoAb AND 1MME.
DiATE1LY on line QF TIE y 1lr1 PR ( 3
P4 ftsHHR5}o EtE sGNb As hHAR perwNhS
Byvlrtuc OF a deed OF. trust. dated April
ana duy aeoESecd ort BE- beed df saok
Y 10, ) page 408, to tho undersigned trustee,
to secure q certain amount @, OF money I,
is siss sPseda 81 5yasassfa fssh
been made in the pa ynlent Of one 81 the b,
notes being reGulre1id 80 n tS az a,, BY
tlor' ''pTffu E Isl .Yll Aph1L 10TH.
scrtbed ia said deed as follows; Al that
lying III Is ana being in tho county Of Han;
sco ontnh,t 7SM acres and bounded and
az at d stake on tie chckahomny River
saRRE nGr s Z east oes
small nolan en pupf pnbo
road, across public road south { 60 aegnre E"
cast 60 poles to q corner at Mnite ua
degrees west, IA poles; south 1917 degrees
west .a23 poles to a stake ut the corner mel
a asEraes Wss we se
5s.a poles to corner on river wit I'll. Stan
aIey,s land up the river 142 poles to the
PIG es.eft ginning. = ~ :, al,
OF $3.50, With interest from April 1921
nt f5edit os Hete fo 81
1901 note for s15s 50, PAY I,
able April 1903 note for slsISo payable YAH
April 1909 BALANCE tup pc such terms
: 4 80 Sc ~ CA. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
ap,14-5t H ia II ID 33.5 III. .s.s !.
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by E1l. oelNOl Lay Nv " G,S'sl 49,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
"a, s n. Eleventh Street
'DHUBI.ICa SALE OF. THAT LARGE.
3 & NELL BUILT AND CENTRALLY
LOCATED BRICK 3DWELIING-Hous
NO 49, AT TIE SOUTHWEST CORNER
& OF FTSANKLIN AND FIRST STREETS.
FOR MANY YEARS THE RESIDENCE
4 81 NIB aexi5o f FEET 10 ! VIDE
ALLEY,
At the request az the parties If. inter-
est, who are anxious to sell to close up
the estate, we will offer the above, nlell-
toned valuable property for sale at auc-
ton, on the premises, on
81 I'LL URSDAY, APRIL q, 1904,
at 81 o. clock P,s M. The house is we'll ar
ranged aud contains eleven rooms, hes
sides pantry, bath room, laundry aud
three serVants' room. There Is also a good
brick stable on the premises, The loca,
n na ats al that t. could be- dssed
third cash, balance on a
credit OF one and two years With, Inter-
denaed by separate notes, all secured by a
deed OF trust. Possession given May 20.
1904. 5e
like Auetioneera. will take pleasure in
TO inspect the same at any time before
!, ,z.tdl shfRos TAxho NSc a jo eo
- -
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BY Geo. v. Oliver, Auctioneer.
414-l6 W.; Broad Street. Phone 2275

5AIATT1NGs, FURNITURE,
" STOVES. SHOW. o. CASES. LARGE
COFFEE MILL REFRIGERATORS
ETC, ATHAUCTION. AK 3st
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THIS DAY AT 1o:aO7A. NJ,
for parties Hi declining y housekeeping, l
Cherry Frame Paror Suit. Administer
Carpet. i Cherry Hall Rack. with oval
mirror; Tennessee Marble Top Wa In ut
Suit,1 Cherry Finished Chamber Suit. /
Walnut Extension Table. l large Old
Fashion Walnut Sldeboard, and a lot Of
other goods In this consignment too
numerous 70 mention. Stll also sell S
Carpets. Oak and other Bedroom Furni-
ture, Wardrobes, Sideboards, Extension
and other Tables, good Walnut Refrigera-
tor, / Ladies' Bookcase and Desk cora-
bined, ! Singer Machine, good Show
Cases, 1 large Coffee Mill. Cooking
Stoves, etc. Ladies' invited.
5S GEO. W OLIVER, 4Auctioneer.
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BY A. J. Chewing Company,
Z s Real Estate iAuctioneer5.. II
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BY T. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Ills Main Street.
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apl l4.15,17
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BY Geo. E. Crawford & CO.,
-is7sl Real Estate Auctlonccrs,
81 4,flFEsgli5 SO3 e., Main Street. N1

- TRUSTEE SALE or 72M ACRES or
s i LANE ABB o UT 10 MI LES NORTH OF
RIcHMQNp; ABOUT V MILE , FR0 \
DiATELY ON LINE or THE PRO
POSED ELECTRIC ROAD BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND ASHLAND.
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!, viii sell 4, at ms, store, 4l4-1s ". Broat
Arizona republican., 1904-12-21

pared to have something behind her bluff and the games now scheduled will be very much in doubt until they are played.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-21

to register all entries with and as the
 entries close Dec, 22 it is time for
 horse owners to hurry and see him.
 MORE BASEBALL-The next base ball tournament to be pulled off here will bt. with the WhippIe team on Dec. 31 and Jan. l and ?. The Tucson
 Grays who suffered most honorable de- feat on Saturday and Sunday have the spirit of true sports and want to come
 back for another go at the Phoenix team but there are no open dates be-
 fore about the Tth and Sth of January
 and it is expected now that games will be played on those dates. The Whipz
 pie dates were previously made and are entirely satisfactory. The games ought to prove equally as interesting as the last two were foR it is remem- bered that the Whipple team has al- ways been a strong one. It was down here on the 4th of July and got the worst of it by a small margin to be- sure. but that is lisbIe to happen at any time. It is also recalled that the old Phoenix team went up to Iron King and got worsted couple of times hay ing never to this good day put it over the miners. And it is understood that the Whipple team is being strength ened by picked men from Iron King. Ali of which indicates that when Whip pie comes to Phoenix she will be pre-
Arizona republican., 1904-12-21
NF-~------- SPLIT, BRITTLE. DULL HAIR.
All Come From Oandruff, Which Is
 Caused by a Germ.

All Come From Dandruff, Which Is
 Caused by a Germ.
 Split hair, hard hail'. lusterless hair. .llittle hair falling hair, all owe their origin to dandruff. which is caused by a Tneasly little microbe that burrows info the scalp, throwing up the cuti- cule into dandruff scales and sapping the vitality of tue hair at the root, causing the several diseased conditions of the hair till it finally falls out Mo dern science has discovered a remedy to destroy the dandruff mi,erobe, which is colnLincd in Newbros Herpicide, the delightful hair dressing. AIlays itch it;s sHri antly and makes hair soft as silk Take no substitute; nothing just as good" Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpicide CO, DetI oit, Mich. II. Goodman, druggist. special agent.
 Just received by Mrs. Aylwin new line of switches, pompadours. etc. Hair dressing parlors, No. Il S. Center
 room 15.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-03

he kno~s that, Il Frank Clark Il
nominated. Cheney will b seated
By . Rspabliean Congress. Prssti-
Oally ell the Republicans in the
Second District ere talking for CLARK
with this point in view, and, where
il is permitted, they will actually
vote for him in the primary. So far
- appropriations are concerned,
Cheney would probably be able 10
secure more than any Democrat from
. Republican House-but be would
probably give Ne . few negro post
masters to build up the Republican
vote 10 1905.