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The daily sentinel., 1905-10-06
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OLD TIMER INJURED.

Isaac Stein, of Denver, who was
well known to all stockmen of this
section of the state and in fact all
over the state. was seriously injured
by being thrown from his horse at
Hampa, on the Moffat road on We'd
nesday. Mr. Stein travelled this sec
ton for number of years for the
Union Pacific and was genial and well
liked. The many friends of the
gentleman viii hear with regret OF
his probably fatal injuries.
The following account is taken
from the reports received in Den
yer:
Isaac Stein. stock agent for the
Moffat road. was injured yesterday
by being thrown from his horse in
the streets of Yampa. Routt county.
His injuries are fatal He is well
known in Denver and in nearly every
section OF the state, having been
stock agent for the Union Pacific
road for many years under w. A.
Deuel. when the latter was connected
with the Union Pacific. He has
many friends in this city. to whom
the news of the accident will bring
the deepest regrets. his many excel
lent personal qualities having won
him a wide circle OF friends
Stein had been employed for sever
al months by the Moffat road. work
ingf under the management of the
traffic department securing stock
shipments in Middle and North
parks and in Routt county. He rode
into Yampa Tuesday night, and was
leaving for the range country early
yesterday morning to see some cat
tlemen. when his horse threw him.
The fall was a severe one, and the
riders foot was caught in the stirrup.
Before he could be rescued from the
dangerous position the movements of
the frantis horse had inflicted several
severe injuries upon him and it was
thought that he was dead when car
ried to the nearest house.
Stein weighed more than 200 |
pounds, and the fall from the horse |
inflicted internal injuries. as well as
injuring his head severely. Medical |
attention was secured in Yampa, and |
news of the injury was sent to W. |
f. Jones' general traffic manager of !
the Moffat road, for whom Stein ]
worked. Mr.. Jones asked that the |
best surgical aid be given the wounded /
man and that every effort be made |
for his comfort II was reported by |
the doctors who made an examine
tion of the wounded man at Mr.. |
Jones request, that he could not live.
lfH MIt was npAllAtu at Aitll lbilAN j
in this city. and she will leave on this
mornings train for Yampa, If he
is alive. The family formerly lived .
at 1850 California street.
Stein is particularly well known
among cattlemen in Colorado and |
Wyoming. and is IS years old. His /
services on the Union Pacific had .
brought him in contact with many .
stockmen of the staie. and with many |
he had established au intimate friend |
ship. He had juAt,-,mpleted arrange |
ments for the Moffat road for the /
shipment of Ora Halley's consignment |
of cattle. and was at the height of n |
successful season when the accident |
which may result in his death took
place.
Among the politicians in Denver |
Stein is particularly well known, as
for years he was one of the most |
active workers Of the Republican ma
shine.
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Rejected All Bids

Washington, Oct 6-The secre-
tary of the interior today rejected all
bids for the construction of the Gun
nison tunnel. and that work will be
completed. as it is now in progress,
under government supervision.
The reclamation service considers
all the bids excessive and informed
the secretary that its engineers, em-
blowing laborers by the day, can build
the tunnel for 100000 less than
the lowest bid.
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-06
Vigilance Committee

Chicago. Oct 6.-Advocates of
municipal ownership of the street
railways have arranged to form a
vigilance committee to use force. II
necessary. in case aldermen should
vote in favor Of franchise ordinance
Members of the Municipal Ownership
league made threats Of using rope II
aldermen voted for anything but city
of street car lines.
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Men Walked Out

Goldaeld. New, Oct. 6.-owing to
a reduction of the salaries Of clerks
in the postoffice here, from sl2o per
month TO $50 per month. ten men
walked out of the office and We're
only persuaded TO return by fosL-
Collins personally guarantee
ing them their former salaries
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Boosting Denver

Denver, Oct. G.-Nearly 100 strong
and carrying the First Regiment
band, the Chamber OF Commerce
members and other business men OF
the city left Denver last night to in
wade the territory of southwestern
wyoming The excursion is for the
purpose of boosting Denver and trade
relations with that district.
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An Announcement.

Having purchased the stock of
hardware of Z. NJ. Slocomb and hay-
ing completed the invoice OF the stock
We Will open the doors of the store
tomorrow morning, ready for bust
We expect to carry at all times a
large. modern and complete stock
of goods Those who favor us with
their patronage viii be met win
reasonable prices and courteous treal-
ment. -.,-, ~.
the old SlocOmb stand.
i'e ~ SCHMIDT & SONS.
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Fast on Rocks

Eureka. Cal. Oct. G.-The San
francisco Overland company's steam
er Captain Randall, is fast on the TN,
rocks one and one-half miles soIth
of Point Gorda, a total wreck Her
90 passengers and crew of Co men
are safe The disaster was due 10
n thick fog.
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-06
A Police Record

Salt Lake City, Oct. G.-Charles
King. who was executed on Septemb-
er 90 in Canada for murder, is he
lieved to have been Robert Bertilli,
alias f. R. King, who had an Interest,"
ing police record in Salt Lake, Ber-
tell was convicted of the murder
of Godfrey Brown. a Salt Lake gam
bier, in 1900 and sentenced to death
but through the Intervention of the
Italian consul al Denver, was given
new trial and acquitted.
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Great Scheme

Butte. Mont. oct. 6.-Pat Grove
today that he had a part
ner. whom he refused to name ana ana
tbey concocted the plot shorty ali5r az
tbe Cudahy kidnapping case 10 Alu-
nan John d. Rockefeller, Jr.
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Mrs. Post. of Chicago, field seere-
tary of the Women's Home MISSION
arv society will give an ADDRESS AT
he Baptist church tonight; Mrs;
Post is very highly recommended anu ii..
hose who attend will undoubtedly
he given a treat.
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Mrs. Meeker Dead
Especial to The sent,nel1

White Plains, n. Y, Oct .6.-Mrs.
Arvilla e. Meeker, widow of NJ. C..
Meeker, died here yesterday of SEN
ility, aged go years. Mrs. Meeker.
widow of the founder of the GreeIev
colony in Colorado. was woman Of
strong personality and had a wonder
ful career. In early life she taught
school in New England. then became
acquainted with a Young dreamer.
who later founded the colony in the
FAR west and who sacrificed his life
to his convictions regarding the civil
ization of the Indians Mrs. Meeker
and her daughter were with him
when he was butchered by the Utes
at what is known TO history as the
Meeker Massacre, which ocurred in
the White River country in Novemb-
er, 1873. Mrs Meeker was slightly
wounded in the ARRAY and was held
prisoner by the Indians for three
weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-06

Toilet Preparations
Kitchen Goods
BlanlSets
HandlSerchiefs
Mems Clothing
Womcns Coats
Womcns Suits and Dresses
Stylish Separate skirts
Womcns and Misses Furs
Muslin Undergarmcnts
Waists and Sweaters
Boys Clothing
shoes for Everyone
Fine Corscts
Trimmed Millinery
Coats for Girls
Childrcns Short Dresses
Outing Flannel Garments
Fine silk Ribbons
Mems and Hoys Caps
NeclIwcar and Fine Shirts
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-06

A liberal patronage was accorded
the ladies' who served supper last
evening between the hours of FIVE
and eight O'Clock al the home of Mrs.
DeLong. and a neat sum was realized
for church purposes.
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Office Notified

El Paso. Tex, Oct. 6--Ine Ar ~
IONA land Office has been notliieu 5l,.o, VI
the withdrawal of one hi!llion 'ba,.,, iu,~r
from the forest reserve IN s""'ii'' -
Arizona.
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Greeley, Colo. Oct. G.-Miss Ros-
ena Meeker has not been informed of
the death OF her mother. who has
been living with her son, Ralph
Meeker, in New York City. BY the
death of her mother, Miss Meeker
comes into possession of the estate,
which is valued AT $4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-06

U. s. Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau.
WEATHER BULLETIN.

U. s. Department OF Agriculture,
Weather Bureau.
Grand Junction. Colo,
October G.
Local observations taken at am.
Mountain time
Maximum temperature yesterday,
Z b deg.
Minimum temperature this morn
ing IS deg
Relative humidity at 6 pm. yes
terday. 80 per cent.
Relative humidity at am. today,
n per cent.
Precipitation, none.
Forecast for western Colorado, as
telegraphed from the district center
at Denver. for SO hours ending 6
p. m. Fair and warmer tonight; Sat
urday fair.
r. NJ. HARDINGE.
Observer Weather Bureau.
All candies at the C. V. Store'only
e cpntg q pOuud
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-06

Mems Furnishings
Womens Hosiery
Mems Hosiery
Mems Underwear
Womens Gloves and Mitfens
Mems Working Gloves
Dress Goods and Dress Lining
Silks and NeIVets
Womens Felt slippers
Mems Felt Slippers
Scissors and Knives
Fine Chinawnre
Rich Cut Glass
Womcns Belts
Fancy Goods and Notions
Trunks aud suit Gases
Art Embroidery
Dress Trimmings
Rich Lace Curtains
LustrOuS Table Linens
Portierres and Couch Covers
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THE FAIR STORE MOTTO
THE FAIR Store METHODS i

well known hosts of patrons who have traded
here for many years-it's the customers we wish
to get acquainted with The Fair Store way of doing
things-the very best quality in merchandise, saw
ing to you from onefourth to one-third, some times
One-half similar goods from other places Your
money cheerfully refunded if you not completely
satisfied. q The Fair Store Spot Cash method of
buying and selling will swell your bank account if
will quit the expensive habit of buying credit
The limited borders of small advertisement per-
init only faint enumeration of the immense stock
of desirable merchandise in this store.
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-06

++++ + , = + ; ! = !
Z T,e sentinel is the med !
7 to-, through which goods !
! are , found that have beer. been :,
: are We sell the little .
: TO-. ,ss in our want col !
.ns . find you rooms, !
! board or a house to rent
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-06

All candies at the G. V. store'only
l5 cents a pound.
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-06

! 7 ? 2 J ? 2 2 T = T = z 2 Z
: You have something 4
: that you don't want, others 4
: would like to have that 4
: something, did they but :
: know that you had such !
; goods. An advertisement :
: in The Sentinel will con- !
. duct the negotiations. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28
! SEWING MACHINES.

PAY NO ATTENTION TO AGENTS WHO.
: tell you there Is no office here for tho
3 Domestic and Wheeler & Wilson Ma
chimes, Full supply new, styles on hand;
attachments and n needles furnished.
Il GAR LAND H.. CLARKE & CO.. 222 u.
4 Broad Street. s5sa @i Hl y9s55$
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WANTED, IA POSITION, BY a PRAc-
tical hook keeper and general office
man; desires to make change from
present position bE' August lst; I'VE
y years expettente- and good references.
Address G.. 3O2, cnre this Office.
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

al. MAN BY SEPTEMBER 1ST. WANTS
Al travelling position or ftrst-clnss place
4 in large hardware house: II years en-
perience; at present employed. Address
N x, 200, care this office. n
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THE CIKCuITaCO
OF. THE COUNTY OF IENRICO,5

VI re N !. y = THE CIRCUIT COURT
JULY 9TH, 1906. 3l3:5 l 57f n
Others Whom it May Concern: 5.5,., A y.
Not being able to agree with you on he
price or terms OF purchase for thefiland
aof the freehold whereof you are the ten-.
ants wanted for the purposes Of the
Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, notice is hereby given
YOU that the Richmond. FrederI burg
poraton duly authorized SO TO do, will, ION
tho fifth o. day Of August 1906. make
application to the Circuit Court or the.
t. appoint Aye
10 ascertain what will be a jus compen-
sa ton for SO much of the land OF the free
hold whereof you are tenants, or other
therein proposed to be condemned for its
uses, and to award the DANA ges, If any,
resulting to the adjacent or Other prop
oher BY 70 M o.
benefits that will accrue to such proper
ties. respectively, from the construction
and operation of the compahy's works !;
Company being described sllfollows: M
Beginning at g point on the original
Park Park branch Of the Virginia passenger
and Power Company. said point being on
the new right Of way line of the James
HlVor5G DrdnCl OH tne 4l ltlcITllOnQ, III FRED
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pany,. and running along said right of
way line in "a southWestcrly direction for
distance Of IS feet; thence n a north
westerly direction for q distance Of 4s8
feet to a corner Of tho division line be-
tween Judith Foege and B.. sheperss es-
tate; thence In a Gnortheasterly direction
q long said division line for a distance OF
S feet peint On the orIgnal r re
branch line /; thence In q utheaslerly
direction along, said right ,o q, way line for
ginning, said tract containing sixty-three
hundredths (.63) of an acre.
said property so sought to be acquired.
along with a profile showing the location
OF the works to be constructed thereon,
reference = made to the Pat and profile
company in the clerks office OF the Cir-
cult Court Of Henrlco county. Va;
RICHMOND IrREDERlCI<SBURG & e.
POTOMAC RAILROAD Co,
BY Leake & Garter, Its Counsel. i
Z ssAMUEL a, wADD1LL Clerk.
Jy 7-1aw-4w 5 II Iii MI, III fE
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H +Asfs!t H4WllNEo FNN6h TtXSO 100
WHY NOT ORDER STRAIGHT GOODS.
They are hrst-clnss and cost no moro
than seconds. ] have been supplying
my trade with straight whskies direct
from distlllory. for the past - years.
Three year-old Straight k!sentgcky Ryes
cannot be cqualed at the price Gibson
and Monticello (spring 1890, 81 per gal
Ion; Overholt and Calvert (Spring 1900.
$3.50 per gallan WILDWOOD. Atherton and
Maysville Club (sprng 1900, g per gal
loni Carroll tsprlnE 1901. SSSo per e = sal,
galioni Straight Holland Gins, q. $3.50
and 8 per gallonl, Valley OF Virginia
Claret. 6-quart bottles, s1.76: Imported
Claret. s-quart bottles, $3.50; 6-year Old
Straight Malt (MediclnaD, $3.50; Swear
Old Com Whiskcy.. $500 per gallon, NO
charge for jugs and packing on goods at
WOO per gallon or over. Nxpress prepaid
on goods over 500 per gallon. Remit
press or money order, p, q, KELLY,
box So Richmond. va
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STORAGE.

FOR CHEAP AND DRY STORAGE
h rooms apply to RICHARDSON " &
!. CHAPPELL. Storage Department, Bel
55,vIdero Building 6O1I5yY..4 Main Street
Phone 843. 55.55 453 N 81
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lCLDANEsT, DRYEsrrlHCl II BAPEs IT
4 storage in the city;NseYenty.ave cents 9
f load. OL1VER'S STORAGE 81 WARE
~ HOUSE, 90 Broad Street. Phone a5SL.
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SITUATION WANTED. Female

STENOGRA PIIER--YOJN LADY, Ex-
perienced stenographer, rapid and accu-
rate, with several years experiences, de-
sires permanent situation;A familiar with
+ general office work; best of references.
Address l.. 2D2. care this office.
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AtEN AND BOYS WANTED no LEARN
plumbing trade great demand for:;g
q yates; 81 IS day: many complete course
two months; graduates admitted 70
4 COYNE BROS. co. PLUMBING
81 SCHOOL. New York, Cincinnati, 81
Louis For freq catalogue, address 2S9
Tenth Avenue, New York. N, @ "a; FL
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT,fJU1,Y 27T11, ABOUT 2 p. Nj, On
Venable or Twelity-third Streets, tele-
scope, containing shirt, trousers !, i i.,e
collars, one cravnt, one bottle COD liver v,
l;5aiso purse, ontalning bills and 9, pa
pcrs, With name Of j. r. Tilrpln, !, r.. ~ !.
4 iieniey, j w. Crlttenden, S. j. l3osher
and ~. Il. Farmer on them. Finder
viii please leave at WALLER, TAYLOE;
~ SONS, 100 NJ. Eighteenth Street, ana
receive reward. l6tiH G9+ iaH,M F}s55
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TEACHER-A YOUNG LADY WISHES
position to teach small children;
teaches mathematics, Latin, INrench
K lish branches Please state terms; ref
erences exchanged. Address Box 10,
Charlotte Courthouse, Va.
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SOST, WEDNESDAY % 10 ~ = NJ.
and Cary, or Cary, between Fourth and
Fifth, d gold crescent pin Will, three
Il pearls Finder rewarded BY returning
& 10 CASHIER at Thalhlmer's.l .& }3tGEH
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ANTIQUES

sJIAd, GRANITE AND GRAVEL 1so0fr.
\ irg !, guaranteed for en- years. az fer.
II scraperJY Mutual Assurance Building
( (skyscraper) Jefferson Hotel, New
n Richmond Hotel, chesterfield Flats
Co., American Locomotive w orts, Rlct.
q rnotid Cedar rs FORK 8, lallego Mills Write
n for price 70 81 A RMlTAGE MIG Cos
Richmond. Va. g 333i5 IA af.l l4s5s s
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ROANOKE R l y. COLLEGE.

SALEAi, M RCiINI
Courses for Degrees; also q Co d5l ne
course Able faculty. Library, q, 0oo Vol
umes; WORKING labGTateNsyG;4 goPRqR c 1nnSMTas
Heaithful mountaIn Local ion. VERY MOP! 2.
ERATD ExPENSEs. 6Sd year 6eElns
september 13Sh.l ca tal ogue Tree: aaodress
i. a. MOREHEAD.t rcsloen
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At LAsT-YOU CAN u NOW GET A
piano or organ on your own terms, and
be treated right. Don't forget the place.
Fl JONES BROS. & CO., 141S-1420 e. Main
Street, III VA fl lF
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MvIIcGuire's UnfversitySchoo

OPP MONROE PARK. RICHMOND Va I. 4
rorty-flrst session Begins Sept. IS, 1876.
Location healthy and airy. Study halls and
GLASS rooms large we'll lighted and vel! VENT ~
ceilent. Inspection Invited. Eight experienced
Instructors Separate study hall and instrIlGfs
os anal soysi bqys pespsted sa
SITY OF VA.727 Nj A. and s,B "A, degrees,
and 20 NJ. A., and 3. A.. dnomasi HAN
degree; | CO NELL U UNIVERSITY, n. 2: ,and
s. i. y. degrees " s.; NAVAL A "a s1E 4,
g. VA POI.YTECIINIC.3 Q d. s. degrees, y,
Gatalogue With complete informant ton at book
and drug stores or ~ mall, Principal At y.
f,5 JOHN r. M'GuIRE. Principal, i
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r r EAI, EsTATE-For Sale.

FOR SALE, a"'SAN11''AR1tJNf,'s !,
4 Maryland 40 rooms, 81 ear-hca ted ! cleo
and lighting; bath and Etoilet-poiias; US
u flne oak grove, 2 acres. In
d beautiful growing suburb. i'r ice very
viii exchange. r. 81 1otoNALDsON co.,
i b2o Tenth Street n. W, Washington,
mo, tWI 594s,fa .tl9tGes
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WANTED.

WANTED, THE PUBLIC, TO KNOW
8 Chase Bros. Hackley and Carlisle
pianos, and our terms are the most
4 rea sonable to be gotten in Richmond
JONES BROS & CO., l4lS-l42O East5
Il Main Street,
WANTED, USE AZ IT HORSE FOR
board, during month OF August; moder-
4 ate use to light buggy; will have first
Il IS care inflivary stable. Address =,
1G5, care this office. Bill
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\ HELP 8WANTED-Mals.

AGENTS WANTED IN EACH TOWN
81 Oxford, N, C. TO sell Crystal Ice, made
4 from pure artesian well water; only cX >.
l. perIenced, responsible men need apply
For particulars, rates etc, write ~, 70
II SUPERINTENDENT OXFORD lCla
Co, OK ford, N. c. QRs VIII yll4
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MARSHALL ST., E., 71p-BOARD1NG.
central location; one and half blocks
from hfurptys Hotel terms reasonable.
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Ar.rRA c,T1vE SUBURBAN II b NJ p,
very large lot. with fruit trees etc,'
close to Tar line, churches ana scho d.
GOO N. Sixth Street. y !. az
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FIRST GLASS PLUMBERS WANTED;
Apply to 4 ] OS. y. ,yLAWLER " ~, " "
Bank Street, Norfolk, Va. is5
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WANTED FOR u s. 8ARMY-ABLE..
bodied unmarried men, between ages Of
q and IS, citizens OF United States OF
can speak, read and write English. For
n formation apply to RECRUITING OF.
3FICER; ITO e. Broad st., Richmond, Va.
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aDYEING AND CLEANING.

MEMS SUITS CLEANED AND PRESS
&I5 cd for $1.O at Nr'KENNEYS,5 418-420 e.
Z Marshall Street. Goods called for aud
y delivered. r hone 3340.
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lELEoA.l.lLEN q ..|

y StS "a LEGAL NOTICE s. S3
hnr E1SS 81 engRFr f} B
< sT1i DAY OFT U Y 1906. ~ IL . H e,
Lucy Dnbney Jones nd Amee Tappey
$f ones, Infants under. the age q. twenty-
K y one yea rs,Swho sue by Annie +. tones,
their next friend
Arthur q. Evans curator OF Tho. este te Of
administrator Of the estate q virgln,iltn..
Il E.aJones. and William Gregory Jones. ! +
alive. or Il dead, his unknown descend !, \
The The object IL this sui lis to make partl
ytjon amoilg sIthe several parties entitied
thereto. In some of the modes preseripI,e 2
by OF real estate "a o.%Sh noase .e
cd &; to settle the 8accounts Of Arthur =:
4 Evans, curator OF the estate. OF WHEY
Jones. deceased and to make dstrb 3,,
Jones, and Of q he rents and profits Of me
the death Of the said Wiley ones. all !, Of 7
city Of Manchester, and Is described q! rs
follows to-wlt: ". 4. H 81 I. .
lot q snd freatlInE ty tpeci f Set
tween Stockton and Everett Streets, and
running back between parallel lines one
hundred and twenty-five feet to an ai!ey
twenty feet wide. with q t~o-story afr an
TWELFTH Street. .s 3l5
4ll (2) "a lot Of land. fronting thirty feet, or,
5 the eastern line &of Eleventh street be,
running back between parallel lines one
hundred and twenty.seven feet, to nm al
ley IN common ten feet wide. With tW 70,
as 266 East Eleventh Street. tl n. Il i
E(3)5 "A lot OF land q the corner OF Ninth
and Everett Streets being part Of Square
No! % in Marks Addition, fronting on the
and running ba elk along tho northern line
Of Everett Street one hundred and thirty
two feet, with two double frame ements
thereon, designated as 2lo, 221 u 22a and 220
az A lot Of land, fronting thlrty-three
feet on the western 81 line of Twelfth
Street. between Stockton and Everett
Stockton Street, and running back be;
tween parallel lines one hundred and
Stwenty-two feet to an alley twenty feet
wide, with a two,,story frame dwelling
Street. d Nh q Nj, MI
And affidavit having been made and
filed that William Gregory Jones, who. II
sy ths es e. Dns sy
deceased, Is nonresident Of the state
of Virginia. and that II the said William
Gregory Jones died, leaving descendantss
residences Of such children are unknown,
such children or descendants having been
made parties defendantGtos the blll9byE the
Ken IS ssepSH at liz eartesd
Gregory Jones, L alive orlf he be dead, 4
leaving children tor descendants, such
children or. descendants unknown parties
teen days after due publication Of this
order and do What may be necessary to
protect their interests in this suit. q a.
Clerk coar el Pu y Man
Sol cutchin!s,,. ). "a.
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4 PIANOS AND ORGANS.

WE STILL HAVE "A FEW lHIGH-GRADE
upright (slightly useO pianos to dis.
pose Of at summer prices on the easiest
e terms. II at all2,lnterested call and In
YES tigate. b ] ONES BROS.&& co.; 14S-
4 ,1420 East Main Street. rs l5i u 5,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28

LADIES TINN WHITE CANVAS OK
fords, with wide ribbon. sl.00. STEMS.
corner Fifth and Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28

TWELFTH ST. NJ, 400 -FIR sT-CtAss
board and rooms at 11A MES HOUSE,,
# 4o3 N. Twelfth Street. Terms reason =
able. IL W H y I t5 4 ,sit