davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02
/. J. CfIE1VNING,
SITTDEiDING, /.
J.. .. Carneal s. Son, III S
f5 Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. HOG e. Main Street, ~ ttt
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
! 9 OF 4 vi
A GOOD AND WE'LL BUILT.
Z DETACHED SIK-ROOAIL DYELLINt3. q
No a2l ~ \ TIIIRTY-SIETH STREEfs

BY virtue Of 2 certain deed Of trust.
dated May s, 1901, and duly recorded ~
the iienrIco County Court clerk once, In,
Deed Book 1s1 a. page isss 8, deta VI having
Whereby, and having been required BY the
beneficiary so to do. Will on, , -.
at 4 O'CLOCK P. NJ, ON the premises. Offer
for sale at public auction, the property
conveyed therein, viz: ~
Iii mat certain lot Of land. with al the
improvements thereon, lying and being
In the county OF Hsnrlco, Va. BEGINNING
at a point on the eastern line Of !. Thlrty, I,
Street thence running isouthwardly, along
and fronting OH the said eastern line OF
ThIrty-sxth Street Is feet and s inches.
and extending back eastwardly from said
allev in common 10 feet wide, This prop.
erty Is In an advancing locality; has AZ;
ways rented we'll, Will also make 9 good
home. i5sla &; :.
cash. yet with q small cast! payment long
time can be had on the balance, which
will ba antoupcsd at sals r..,,.,.
Dec Est
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02
Property Transfers. .

Richmond H. and William
Gentry, Jr.. to William J. Gentry. ~ =
feet on east side 3of Seventeenth Street,
81 1-2 feeL south of Carring ton Street, 800
s. d. Crenshaw and wife to CrenshaW
Warehouse Company. q 1-3 feet on west
line Of Virginia Street, No: los. s. ss20. Z
crensiaw. 27l-3 feet on Yves. ~ limo q
Virginia Street y O.. 1o6. 5 !.3A
Elijah J. Crane and wife to Warren
J Rush, JIG 1-3 feet. On tile. north line a. "a
jackson Street. ga feet east Of st.
James Street, $615. (. A assss5:, ,
Henrico-Joh B. Burton and wife and
Robert l.. Burton. to WILLIAM n. Burton,
one aero ON tho g0lds Deep Run Turn
ptNM w H. Beverldg Jr;s.;s and wife and
Mrs II. d BeverEdge 4to Henry 2. Beck,
same as recorded In H3chmond Chan
cery Court Novenber 4, 29,S 1904. 3tt, u
. w. II. Darden and wife Ito John .;
Gayle, 80 feet On the NORTH, line Of Floyd
Avenue, northwest corner Of Cedar Street
Miss Sarah a. 81 Ramos to F. Mans
southeast OF Richlnond on tic Williams VI ll'1rl
burg Road, SO. , s.,1;,,. "a DIVA.
sands and az Vito to e. i. Broaddus, e s3-10o
acres about twelve miles n2rth OF :. Rich
mond, near the Mountain Road. IS.
Luke E.seNVhi telrurstrca ridclw1fcs to 2 ;u- :
gene II. Is Broaddus,f a;t6 acres near Glen
Allen station OH the. r.. y, and =. II.
r., $TQ0!iYtft1 ISL. q N u i:;5tl:s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02

I.I = = = =
itisM, either from society Reasons or other
wisc. a vary short rope will bring tho party
responsible to point where he VIII be stake 9
out for good and whcro the pasturage will
not BIO over nutritious
Deans opinion as to tho reason for Har-
wards repeated failures Is lack OF a strong
leader lack OF responsibility among this
coaches, lack Of discipline lack Of systematizn.
ton and lack OF cooperation between the head
sulttng in too frequent injuries.
Let Harvard's football ma pavement ~
unafraid OF hurting some on,.s n feelings. "
Dean says. Again he states .hat a football
eleven cannot DO developed by placing men
for week at time on the bench. Copi-
mon sense should be used. he claims. In co n
Quoting tho daily practice so that all shall
set q show and none DO worked ito had.
4 In conclusion Dean reminds his RAIDERS OF
the saying of an old Harvard tnanif who. as
first Substitute fingered 10 sinnny WARY days
on the bench that he wished tho IrlnnaEe-
rncrt would change tho padding OF his uniform
so that 1t would \ bc Of moro service and
comfort III sitting capacity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02
"BlG Jim" WHITE. TAKES
DINNER WITH PRESIDENT

NIX Especial to Tho T imas- Dispatch,)
. WA,sHIN Dec. 1.--J ames s. White,
5Roosevelt when he lived on his ranch
near Medora, North Dakota. IN 1855 ac-
cepted q hurry. Invitation to lunch with
The President yesterday,
Mr.. White had called at the Executive
offices to pay, his respects to the Presl-
dent ssj - .3,s Isl
a ssiSThat's me- replied Mr.. White, Tor
at least that was the name l Was most
known by when ! lived on tho next
ranch to yours" t}s
'"Come right over and take lunch With
me-" said Mr.. Roosevelt,
for two hours they talked over the old
days on the plains,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02

IN MANCHESTER \.
Councilman Bradley Would Pro-
vide Many Parks for
Chi1drcn's Use.
FUNERAL OF Mr.. SULLIVAN
Early Closing Ordinance May
be Alnendcd-Carter Is
Still Missing.
FUNERAL Of Mr.. SULLIVAN
Manchester Bureau. DISPATCH. !

- m No. liz Hull Street
Councilman, Bradley will offer at the
next meeting OF Council, a resolution pro-
vfding for the setting aside Of oil vacant
lots In tho city as play grounds for this
children In the immediate vicinity Of each
lot.
Mr.. Bradley's idea Is to provide plans
for children to play In tho neighborhood
OF their own homes, so that they may
not DO compelled to go to other sections
of tho city, seeking suitable places for
exercise.
This proposition meets with favor with
the mothers OF the city and their chill
dren.
Early Closing Bill.
Councilman Wakefield said last night
that his ordinance providing for tho clos
ing OF bars at 10 CLOCK every night was
probably too radical and that 1t would
likely be better at this time to fix the
closing hour at midnight.
SHY otjrst in placing the hour at 10
oclock,t.S no said, was simply to have
Some. limit L, don't think would OBJ
tect to, an amendment making the hour
later
Mr.. Wakefield said this bar-keepera
should be considered some, as they pay
the highest license OF any legitimate bust
ness man.
Tho closing ordinance will be consld-
cred at O meeting Of the Ordinance COM
mittee tonight.
New Pump Engines.
At the next meeting Of the Water Com
missloners, a plan will be reported for the
placing Of duplex engines at the pump
house. s ls
Council has adopted resolution ap-i
Mobilization and It Is now up to the COM
nlissioners to report the plans
Funeral Of Mr.. Sullivan.
The funeral OF Mr.. jeremiah Sullivan,
who died at his home in Swansboro, yes
,terday, will be from Sacred Heart Church
with high mass at 1890 o clock this morn:
ing. Mr.. Sullivan leaves his wife, but no
children. He was born in County Kenny.
Ireland, seventy-four years ago. and came
to Swansboro from Erie. Pa He worked
at the Old Dominion Iron and Nall Works
for a number Of years.
Tho pall-bearers will BIO Messrs. Michael
Moore, Patrick Moore, Thomas Moore,
John Rayne, George Reams, F. Q. Con-
nor, N. Ferriter and T. 4. Layton.
Personals and Briefs.
Nothing has yet been heard from A..
u. Carter, the grocer who disappeared last
Sunday.
Mr. John simonds, a well known city
e1nploye, who has been suffering with
lock Jaw, was reported better last night
Mrs. Alex Robinson OF Amelia, and
Mrs. Fannie Robinson, of Brooklyn, are
visiting Mrs. Stanley Robinson, Woodland
Heights.
Miss Irene Williams, OF Powhatan, is
visiting her brother. Mr.. J. ". Williams.
a silver tea will be held at the Eplsco-
pal Church next Thursday.
Tho Finance Committee will meet to-
night. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02
AUCTION sALEs-7his Day.
BY r, B. chatiin q CO. tncL.
Real Estate Auctloners. !,
r RusTEE's AUCTION SALE
OF DESIRABLE

Or
WEST MAIN STREET PROPERTY.
Acting under deed OF trust from q
Powell Hill, Trustee, etc., dated Decenn.
Der Sd, 1907. recorded In tho clerks office
OF Richmond Ch6ncery Court In y. 3. 1k1
g, page EGO. default having been made IN
the payment OF certain moneys therein
secured, and being. SO required by tho
beneficiary. In said deed. I will sell by.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER .. 1904 at q p. Nj
the real estate described In said deed as
follows: situated on tho north side Of
Main Street. commencing at the distances
Of twenty,eight (2s) feet Yves ward from
the west side OF Madison Street, and run-
ming thence wcstwardly and fronting on
said Main Street twenty-five (25) feet. and
running back nortllws rdly from said Main
Street within parallel lines one hundred
and ono (101l feet. more or less being the
same premises W htch Edward II. Brown,
May, x. 8. 1855 1855, and recorded s IN In the
clerks once Of tho Court Of Chancery for
the said city Of Richmond; in Deed Book
14S A. page 4s8. granted and conveyed unto
the said g. Powell Hill. Trustee. fof
Marianne Hill. his wife, az In the said -
TBRMs-cash as to expenses Of execut-s
Ing this trust. to pay debt OF So, 412.8S.
with interest from September 2. 1904. ana
any taxes, assessments and Insurance due.
and the balance ut one year tn SIX
per cent. interest; or cash. at the option
Of the purchaser. RO. STILES,
Sole Acting Trustee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02
FAsIG-TIPT0N sTR0TTING
SALE NOW AT AN END
fsnecia1 TO TIC TImes. Dispatch |,

Special to The Times Dispatchp
NEW YORK. December with total re-
cGlptg OF *4i4.775 for 9s7 trottns bred horses,
the Faxig-TIpton sale at Madison Square Gar
j. Trnnicr tho managers OF tho sale said
after It WIS over that only once in tho last
ten years had go successful Nh auction OF
light harness horses been held In New York.
somewhat higher average prices have been
obtained OCCASIONALLY" said Mr.. Upton. but
for the sale Just ended was 1854.
\ Records OF former sales show that tho
FasiG-Tipton Company obtained s3l5,11o for $40
horses at The 5.'Old Glory" salo OF 1892 In 1900
tho receipts were sS52, $50 for 20: horses. The
totn for .eo head sold In 1901 was $40. a55.
IN 1907 the total for 969 head was s372, l65.
Last years total for IA head was $3.50. $40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02
IN THE COAL REGIONS. {
Great Activity and Development
on a Large Scale.
u lspecial 70 The Tin,es.p! spatch,l

5ti 5 tSpeclal 70 the fsIlnies.DlHpatch) slt3. (
( CRAB ORCHARD. VA. Dec, 1.-The
coal mining companies here ere renew,
putting into operation and blast ali their
IDLE coke ovens and building new ones.
ness and flour1shlng. times financially;
The Interstate Investment Company. OF
Louisville, KY. who owns q large boun-
and in Kentucky, Is surveying the lofty
mou,ltain peaks and valleys and creeks.
ping It, and opening new veins Of coal,
and putting In stone corners to all their
boundary here between them and adjoln-
There tis a strong run,or afloat that
the. Southern Railroad Company, Intends
to build a. branch railway from Mindless
borough; Ky GpHbsrlan do, river to
This is one Of the best coal regions known
now on the face OF the earth.
There Is still large boundaries OF these
coal lands for sale between her and Har-
ley, being between the Big and Little
Black Mountains. These two large noun
talns carry not less than twenty-five
separate veins Of coal each. from base
to TOP OF the mountains. besides several
Veins under the valley below drainage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02
CH1NcOTEAGUE ISLAND.
Has a Splendid New Telephone
Service.

Especial to The times ID Spatch. -,
EtIINCOTEAGUE. VA, Dec. 1.-The
Diamond state Telephone Company, sue
cessors to the Peninsula Telephone Com
pany. have recently finished the constrn \;
Ze,ls OF ;he island are highly. jubilant over
the complete service they no w fd receive
such as they haze , g, n,eyerohad before e. re- 80
the largest Wild geese farms In the State.
lost quito n large number of Wild geese
and brant recently BY the Expectations
The Combination chemical engine and
hand pump saXe been shipped from The
programme will BIO an organized fire
Captain Elijah Bell left this week for
Snow Fill, Md, to take charge Of the
launch plying between there and Po-
Among Some Of the vessels that left
this place with full cnrgoeS OF oysters
for Norfolk recently were the Claudia
o., Thomas and tho Moffctt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02

Racing at New Orleans.

'ag7ptss3 1sal5ta (By Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. LIN spite OF
the fact that Dick Bernard WAS tho only
winning favor1te.s the ring suffered con-
siderably to-day. Summary:
Il First race-Six furlongs-A!lista &c to u
first, Lord OF the Valley l8 to ~ second,
Miniosaa Il to 81 third Time. LIS.
Second racc-Haif 1nile-Sponge Cake
5ll5 to u first. Yorkshire Lad a to y sec
Third race-Alile and a sixteanth-k Katie
Powers q TO y first. Judge Hines III 10
~ second: Aitzzen 70 TO u third Time,
:6i. gss
Fourth Seven furlongs. handicap
Dick Bernard Gsto 81 first Rankin q to
y second. sAholn q to % third. Time,
I 49,
SG Fifth rsace--lIile and seventy yards
Nlamselle q to II first. Gaslightcr 15 to
u second. Harry New Is to u third.
Time :b3 3-5 z
Sixth race-Scven furlongs--G Gigantic &
to y first, Kltenwood lcven)s second, Glen
don (e5 to y third Time, LAP 20.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02
Crockery, Lamps, Furniture,
Sewing Machines, Pic.
lures, Mirrors, Rugs.
Cooking and 81 eating.
Stoves, ETC., at Auction.

I VIM sell THIS DkY. at 1890 A NJ NJ
at my wareroon1s, No. 2 ~ West Broad
Street, 800 Dinner Plates, large lot Of;
Crockery. 10 very fine Hall Lamps and
Up-to-Date Bedroom Furni.
ture, Chartered Oak Suits, Wardrobes.3
Chiffoniers Book Case ana Desk COM
bined, eideboards, Tables. Bent-wood,
Chairs, Rockers, Hall Racks. New Bed
Lounges Iron BED. Odd Oak and Walnut
Bureaus. washstands, Tables, ono Drop--
head Singer Sewing Machine: several
other good make Machines, very hand
some vt Of Pictures and Mantel Mir
rurs lin Gold Leaf E'ra1ne), 70 New Body
Brussels and Smyrna Rugs 6 Of tho best
Cooking Stoves, Self-feeder
Heaters Of all makes, one store Cones
Mill: also . lot OF other goods. too nuu10r-t
Gus to mention. Ladies' invited Il u
GEO. ". OLIVER
slsS .Auc tionoOf.t sc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02
JENNINGS Full
Of SURPRISES
Charter and Monte Carlo Defeat
Minotaur and Lord
Badge.
ARSENAL GETS FIRST RACE
l7avoritcs Fail to Land Place il
Steeplechasc, Which
Gascar Wins.
ARSENAL GETS FIRST RACE

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-Arsena,l, in tho
first race. was tho only favoritc that
won at Bcnnings to-day. Walter Cleary
and 1mpeltallst were the choicest OF the
talent In the steepechase, but Caesar
ats to /. was first neither Of tho favor
,tes getting a place. The big surprise OF
tho day was the sixth race, in which
Charter, at % to l, and Monte Carlo, at
10 to /. were first and second, defeating
Minotaur and Lord Badge. Summary:
First rase-.rhreosyearss- and 81, up six
l3l2 u, y third. Time. l;ls 20
and one1aId y 90 70
% to- 70 j thira. rims. 1:p S.
Third racs-Handicap. ateepechase
eneialf ae us % fss
2 islrG. s s 81 f s: NooeA
furiongs-DelphIa 6 70 u nrst. Dazzle
Ito 81 second. Caper Sauce ts TO u third
Time, LIB l-5.
H h?pee l q e Z ) f'5st ostrIsh 9
70 s. second. Rector GO to y third. Time.
Sixth raco-Three-year.olds and up. milo
and seventy yards Charter ,ts0 70 5 frst,
10 o s. third. Time. i:ls. !
Entries for To-day.
First race-slx Throughout OF Reach.
1873: silver Heels, Is DArkle, Dazzle,
Prcen, 100: Wild IrIshman. 106: Suffer-
anse; 5 11,,sS io2; Priority. 100; Dia~
Second race-Two-year-olds. i've fur
longs-C edarstrome.. Blue Coat Uncas
.Amberjack, Bert Arthur. Applaud. u2;
Woman, Long Dan, Probe. Barbarossa,
Hawtrey. Jericho. 107.
Th!rd-Two-y ear-olds. avo furlonEs-cri.
teal. Bohemia, Queen Rose, Campo,
Calnness. Festoon, 100: Novena, Quiet
Z Tip, Grey Dove Miss Bryant. Grand
Duchess. Lady Eyaline. Maggie Stroup
i Dunseycr Rick, Lizzie Abertine. 104.
Fourth race--Maidens. 4three-year-olds
and up, one mile--Nut Blanche. Bobby
Kean, Rockland, Silver Foot Parnasca,
Cedriek, Ruby He1nstead, King Albert,
My Mate. Sc.
Fifth Three yea r-olds and up, mile
Il and forty yards-Trapeslst, us; Buttons.
Ia. Panlaue, u0: Kllogram 109; Monte
Carlo. 102; Tom Lawson, 101: Foxy Kane.
100; Vincennea. 1Ol; Fairbury, ArraG-
howan, Bureag1Eard ": Coppekla. aS;
Rgh,ful. Payne. 81: Brook1yndte. Ju..
venal AKIN. IS: NJ. F. Tarpey Blue and
Orange %; Australna. %.
@ Sixth r.Lcc-'r hree-yehr-olds and up. mile
aud an eighth--Bcn AIacdhule. Ill; James
D.. Arsenal. Wetrdsome los: Proceeds,
i Ostrich, 103: Ruby Hampstead, Hippo.
crates, Marjoram, 100.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02
Sold Wife for an ACCORDION.

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch
Is ROXbtIIey, VA, Dec. MANY Won
t., but the strangest happening OF late
IS that n white nlnn, named Joe Beas-
~. tired q his wife traded her +, OF e. q 9
FOR ali accordion, worth about seventy
five cents. Joe is now trying to get some
comfort out Of tho lnlslca l instrument :.
as he said he could got none out Of his
abettcr-half. Every one believes that Joe
got tho best Of tho bargain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02
AUCTION SALES. Future Days
BY Augustine Royal g. Company.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
4 No. 997 Hull Street, Manchester. Va.

~ RUsTDEY sAIlD OF A NICE FRAME
! DWELLING, ON WEST SIDE OF
IT TWELFTH STREET., BETWEEN
STOCKTON AND EVERETT STREETS,
IN THE CITY OF MANGIiEsTER:; Va,
ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER, 6. 1901. AT
O'CLOCK p. NJ, ON THE PREMISES,
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust. dated Ce-
poration Court. clerks ONCE for, said city.
=, 3. %, page As. we VII sell at aug ,.s !.
Beneficiary, on the day, hour and place
named above that desirable hens a., ana
ty-three (2s) fact BY one hundred and
twenty-five d29) feet deep to an alley.
This nice dwelling should attract atten-
tlon. y i5.& 4;
(tayes, II any BIO dne> and 70 pay on a
terest on same from October p, 1904, until
paid; balance upon terms At sale:
AUGUSTINE EROYALI.
trustees
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02
Wright -Pankey.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.5
LYNCHBURG, VA. Dec 1.-Y Yesterday.
morning in the presence Of a small
bride Miss Drusa Pallkey became the
wife Of Mr.. Waller p. Wright, q well
known young business man ofathls city.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
r.. Fl. Athey pastor Of tho College Fill
Baptist CHURCH.. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
left for Washington, where they will
spend ten days on q visit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02
Lavinder-Cleland.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
IiYNCHBURG. VA. Dec. 1.--Mr. Robert
C. sLavinder and Miss Margaret c.. Cle-
land. well known young people Of this
city, were married last evening at the
homo Of tho BRIDES parents. in this city,
the Rev. DIR. G.. c. Kelly officiating. The
maid Of honor was Miss Janet L. Cleland,
and Mr.. H. II. Horton. was best man.
After q northern trip, Mr.. and Mrs. LII
yinder will reside in Lynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02
INVITES PRESIDENT
TO VISIT. BRUNSWICK
fpy A,.oc,atea p,Ass

7IJ54t - (By 3Assocfated Pfesc.) .8r7i7
& BRUNSWICK, CA December LAT
the regular meeting OF tho Brunswick
Board of Trade to-day resolutions were
unanimously adopted inviting President
Roosevelt to visit this city on his South,
eln tour. 1t is said here that the Presi-
dent will spend Il few days on Jeky Is
land, the writer homo OF many wealthy
men, Il few miles from this city and
tho board hopes that lie will stop in
Brunswick ono day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02
DEAN, OLD QUARTER BACK,
BOASTS HARVARD "SYSTEM"

Special to The Times. Dlsoatcll.)
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. December dudley
Dean, Harvards famous old quartz rback, in
wards foot bali system over tho GOALS and
flatly contradicts all statements concerning
favorItisrn and society influence mt Harvard.
"such accusations" says Dean, .'are abb
Soute and malicious liea There will always
he In n body OF men at Harvard University
somo who arc disgruntled. but if these dis
sruntled spirits over bring proof to ropresen-
tatiye Harvard graduates OF athletic favor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02

White Stone Lithia Water Hon
a ored.S

(specialttoThe trin1es- pispatch.)
ST.. LOUIS. d MO-, December 1.--Tho
Worlds Fair judg es to-day awarded to the
White Stone I1itl,ia Water Company,
Whit, Stono Springs. S. c.. gold medal
on their pure, sparkling and heathful
mineral waters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02
Every Item 4 Daily No sslty
liaBIg Saving al Our Stores "A

Best American oranulated Sugar, sI n
par pound. ............5 .....O/4C
cardova or eagle Coffee, lb......a .12jko
Sour Pickles, gallon ............... .....2oc
Small California Hams, lb............eo
large irish Potatoes, peek............1so
sn1lthfIsld Hams, pound.
French Candy, pound J. ........,.........bo
New Virginia 6pckWheat, lbs....,.2 Csc
Fresh Country Egeb, dozen............25 ESQ
Imported Macaron and Spaghetti, ID. 90
Whole Sweet Pickle, quart....... 100
Mountain Butter, z lbs for Zoe
New Hotf1iny ana 0rlts. g lbs or......bo
Va. Comb Honey, z lbs ESQ
Best Carolina Rice, pound. .............ec
Lion or Eagle Coffee, pound........121so
early June Peas, can ...........,......9 30
Shredded Cocoanut, pound.
New Roled oats. HAWkeye, PACKAGE. 90
canned tomatoes 100
New Navy Beans, quart................7o
eest city Meal, per PIX. 17cr or bush. $50
Best Cream Cheese, z pounds for.....eoo
Canned Tomatoes, 4 large cans for... ESQ
Quart Jars Homo Made Sweet Pickles. 100
Try our Silver King Minnesota Patent
III Flour SOC, or barrol....... .,......$o.1o
Blackberry or CataWba Wine. quart. .12oi
Ginger Snaps Of Soda Crackers, lb...4iao
Salt Pork, per pound .....,.............oe
Black Enamel Stove Polish, box........3e
Fresh Bologna Sausage, pound..........7o
corned or Fresh Hanns, d.........:so
Canned Corn, for.... ..t... .........Sso
3Duffy's Malt Whlskey, per bottle.... 800
e ll1l MANIC CnN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02
VI BY A.. r. Chewing Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers. sSs
TRUSTEES. AUCTION SALE 4
! s3fis OF -i@ls
THE NICE BRICK DWELLING,
NO. a07 COLLEGE STREET.

BY virtue Of /. certain deed Of trust:
dated August Z. 1903, Of record IN the NJ
clerks ONCE Of Richmond Chancery Courts
In D. b. IT'S B. page 1874, default having
been made In the payment OF the DEBT
thereby secured. and being required by;
tho beneficiary so to do, We will sell by
auction, upon the premises, on l, o,,,I
at $50 O'Clock r. NJ. the; property nlni.35
bered as above which consists of, a. large
detached brick dwelling and other AM
provements, fronting12S feet on tho eas e
side OF College Street by "a depth OK ia
feet to Lafayette Avenues ~ This property
is in good condition and already renter
thus an opportunity is hereby offered both
investors and spectators,
TFfRAlS-Cash !. I. Y !. y. Il 5s
A. J. CIIEWNIECi,
r. SITTBRDING. d
y s3fsf$ Trustees Ss
While the deed requires cash, yet In or
der to accommodate those Of small means
wo arm prepared to make liberal terms Tor
ANY purcllaser not having all cash.
A. ], CHEWNIEG GO, Il
Doc lids sAuctioneer1. sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02
Experience.

We don't SEQ anything strange in the story
Of tho Ohio convict who forfeited his parole
and lost his liberty by getting married. Men
who arc not convicts do Acknowledgements
Advertiser. fsEtls53 t3rlei ftf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02

BY Geo. v. Oliver. Auctioneer,
No. AZ ". Broad Street. Phone 47A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02
S. ULlMAN'S SON,

Main Street stores, 1s2o-ts22 East Main
street; Marshali.s Street store, sos e,
Marshall Street.
'phonea at our TWO stores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02
FINANCIAL.

IS PER CENT. MONEY
IN SUMS FROM ,2ob TO. saoao TO
t't''u w SUTTON e. CO.,
10 N. Ninth ~