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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
.PRETT|ER HOMES
IN LEE DISTRICT
Decided Improvement i'll Arch'-
lecture i'll Recent West End
Residences.
PUBLIC SALES THIS WEEK
Number OF Desirable Lots and
Dwellings Will Be
Offered.
PUBLIC SALES THIS WEEK

Many costly and handsome homes arc
now nearing completion lon Monument
Avenue. and it is gratifying to the low
ers Of good architecture to see such an
Improvement in the character Of homes
now going up on that beautiful tho.
rouehtare. 1t is to be hoped that each
new home Will have some decidedly ar
tistic feature. as that locality is now
recognized as the truly desirable location
for costly and handsome homes, and
many hope that those who build there
in the future will improve more and
more in their architectural designs.
Nothing mars the beauty OF beautiful
stree. more gtEan plain and unatiractlSe
homes. and nothing can beauty city
more than artistic homes. win large and
ample grounds
This is a southern city, and Its homes
ara not 10 be 100 crowded.
Sales This Week.
A valuable farm viii be offered for sale
al Orange Va, next SATURDAY.. Scptem-
Der 18th. This tract was formerly owned
BY the laia Joseph II. Houseworth. and
contains S35 acres. /, is in a high state
OF cultivation
Pollard ana Bagby will offer three
choice lots a Main and Walnut Streets
Tuesday a $50 p NJ.
a valuable building lot at the northeast
corner of Denny and Second Streets, Full
2 ton, will be sold by Green and Reid on
Wednesday at $50 P. NJ
Edward S. Rose Company will offer
for sale No. 104 West Duvai Street. 'front.'
ing 81 feet on Duval Street.
Sutton and Company offers detached
frame dwelling No. 1856 North Ninth
Street, on Tuesday at $50 P. NJ.
Friday afternoon at O'Clock J. Thon1p-
son Brown and Company will Offer
Nos. 90 q and &c North Fifteen Street.
Property Transfers.
Richmond: John B. Bliley and wife and
John ]. Dollard to Ebert II. Davis. q
feet OIL west side of First Street Of feet
north OF Rowe Street, $2l5,
Henrico: Catherine DIETRICH TO Bertha
+. DIETRICH, GO feet on south side Of
Newbridge Road, 500.
simon Solomon to George T. jonas, 10
acres on Hungary Road about e'sl
miles northwest of Rchmnod 500
Mary Y. Blssell and Philip Bissell:
trustee TO Charles X Willis. lS2 feet or
north line of Slcdd Street, 125 feet fson
northwest corner of Brook Turnpike, So
Same to same. 60 feet on west line OF
Brook Turnpike, 40 feet north of sledd
Street, S.
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will sell at my auction house, No. 10
North Seventh Street.
AL 10:Hv O'Clock a. NJ,
TOMORROW GA.onday) MORNING.
an extra fine lot of Furniture, China.
Glassware, etc, consisting of very hand
some CHARTERED Oak China Closet, Large
CHARTERED Oak Dining Table to match;
CHARTERED Oak BOOK Case and Secretary
combined, large number OF New. Life
Size Photograph Frames. New Sewing
Machines, several nice Velour Couches,
Continuation Folding Bed Book Case,
Secretary and Chest OF Drawers ALI
BRASS Bedsteads, lInnmcled Bcdsteads,
Bureaus and Washstands, Walnut and
Oak Chamber Suits. quilts, Pillows, Iron
Cribs Chairs, Wardrobes, Umbrellas, Sus
penders, show Gases several Barrels
Cider, Vinegar and Mackeral. ! Large
Flour and Coffee Mill. with pulleys for
attaching 10 electric motor; ] Counter
Coffee Mn. Cots, Mattresses, China DIM
ner Sets, Cut-Glass, Decanters, etc. and
numerous other things.
GEO. ~. Ma10, huctionccr.
Il. C, Buford Salesman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
Riah State Of Cultivation

By Augustine Royal & Company, ,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
NO. o27 Hull Street, Manchester. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
BY The Valentine Auction Company,
Auotonccrs.
OLD ENGLISH WALNUT FURNITURE,
LACE CURTAINS, STOVES, CAR.
PETS, ETC, AT AUCTION.

On account Of closing up the Shepherd
estate. we will sell, al the old Shepherd
home, No. 502 East Marshall Street, on
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPT. ETH,
commencing at 1879 o'clock, Massive Old
English Walnut Chamber Suit. Handsome
ly-carycd, with wardrobe to match;
Hair Mattress. Feather Beds, other
good Walnut ana Oak Chamber Suits.
several Walnut and Cherry Beds, Bowls
ana Pitchers, Crsckcry, Glassware Din
ing Table, Sidcboard. Lace Curtains Ma
hogany Frame Par.ory Suit, With linen
covers Cook stove, Heating Stoves. 10
High Back Oak Dn!ng-rooin Chairs, Re-
frigcrators, Carpets, Mating, Old Cromos
and Pictures Chairs, Rockers, etc,
Sale positive. Ladies invited.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
BY Edward S. Rose Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
West Duval St. Property.

In execution of the below mentioned de-
cree. the undersigned. thereby appointed
for the purpose, will sell by auction, upon
T 1'iJ IS DAT TIE III 18TH DAY or SEP
TENDER, 1905, AT $50 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
that Frame Dwelling, NO. 10i WEST Du-
VAL STREET, having front OF OIL feet
on the north side of Duval Street and
described as follows--viz.: y certain lot
of land in the city of .RichInond, being
the frame tenement thereon fronting ~
feet on Duval Street between ST. John
and ST. Paul Streets, and running BACK
according to its boundaries AS feet. Also
lot Of land adjoining the above on the
east, which extends northwardiy loo iee,;
with Duval Street IL feet, thence, run
ming southwardly along a diagonal line
to a point on Duval Street, thence along
DuvaI Street and fronting thereon "a
feet. The improvements have neen
allowed 10 run down; they are, however
when done, will present an Imposing APP
penrance You will therefore find It
worth the time 10 attend and compete
for It's ownership. Terms: One-third cash,
the residue at six and twelve months
with 6 per cent. added, and title re-
Is paid and deed ordered BY the court.
3 Is NJ. RoscnER,
Special Commissioners.
City of Richmond vs., Kate Parker ct
als.--Richmond Chancery court, decree
The bond required Of the special com
missioners by the above decree has been
Teeste; cHAs, O. sAv1L Ne.
Sept. S-tds. clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
AUCTION SALES-Monday
GEO. w. MAYO, AuctiOnecI',
10 North Seventh Street.

EXTRA FINE CHARTERED OAK.
l. MIRROR-BACK CHINA CLOSETE
VERY HANDSOME CHARTERED OAK
EXTENSION TABLES, DINNER SETS.
LOT CUT GLASS. BRlC-A-BRAC,
COUCHES, SEWING NJ a G II Il S,
CHARTERED OAK BOOK CASE AND
SECRETARY COMBlNED, NEW PIC
TuRE FRAMES, ARM r o G * Z X S,
BRASS BEDSTl2ADS ETC, ETC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10

Al the request of the owner, we will
sell this Handsome Dwelling, located in
the best section Of the city, convenient
to both car lines This is a good chance
for parties desiring a large and comfort
able home tts
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance IN
six, twelve and eighteen months with six
per cent interest added, secured By a
deed of trust
Parties desiring to EXAMINE tbs prop
erty before day of sale VII please call on
: : 800 AUGUSTINE RoYALL & CO.
Sept. 0,l2&l4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
HANDSOME CARPETS, ART SQUARES,
. FURNITURE, HEATING STOVES,
ETC, TOMORROW monday

MORNING. SEPT. 11TH,
nj our salesrooms, No. GlS East Broad
Street, commencing 1920 O'clock we Will
scU about % handsome Velvet and Mo-
quet Now Carpets, also about ID Used
Carpets, In handsome velvet and body
Brussels; handsome line OF Art Squares.
Druggets, Rugs, etc,
FURNITURE,
A general line Of Household Furniture,
embracing Chamber Suits, handsome Par
lar Suits Couchcs, Wardrobes, Side
boards, Hat Racks, Book Casts, Extcn-
sion Tables, Chairs, Ladies' Dressing Ta-
bic, Upright Piano, Organ ana Odd Bead
STOVES,
Is good Heating Stoves, including self
Feeding Stoves, Wood stoves, open
Franklin. and other Heating Stoves; Il
iirs;,class Gas Range In perfect order,
Also Barrels Vinegar Pair Platform
Scales, and other goods.
Sale positive, We pay special attention
to ladies' attending our sales
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
AUCTION SALES. Future Days
BY Richmond Auction Company,
1905 East Main Street.
extraordinary large Auction sale
or
fine FURNIT URE !!

We will soil TUESDAY, Sept. 18th. COM
mencing Mt 1882 A. Nj, at our Wareroonls,
No. 1908 East Muin street q. very hhnd-
some collection iof Household FURNITURE,
viz; handsome Silk Brocketello- Covered
Pailor Suit Of .. pieces, very me W s,,ii
nut Tennessee Marble-Top Chamber SUI,
Oak Chamber Suits Iron Beds, Springs
and Mattresses, 1 handsome Walnut an .I
tension Table az ft). Gal! Extension =, M,
Bile. 8 athcrette and I3rockntelle covered
l';lrlor Suits. fine Walnut BOOK Case, D
Oak Ind Walnut Folding Beds, Odd Bu-
reatls and Wnshstands, oak ana W !ai
Sldebohrds. walnut Hull Rack. Chlilon,,
iers very handsome Pier Mirrors
Oak Case Music Box and Table, Library
Tables Mahogany Sofa, Single Iron cots,
Cherry Center Tables. handsome Pilrlot
Odd Chairs 4 Smyrna Art Squares, 20
Rugs. is Druggets, Carpets. Pictures,
Mating Gas stoves, Flat-Topa Office
Desk. etc, etc. Ladies respectfully m
vltcd or
RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo. II. Valentine, Auctlonecr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
Valuable Real Estpte

Having decided 10 move to city to en-
gage IL certain line of business We
win offer. at public auction, on
Arizona republican., 1905-02-03
SPECIAL SCENERY

Superb costumes, brilliant electrical effects.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-03
BLOOD KILLS GERMS.
Good Blood Made by Good Food.

If one can surely turn food into good red blood it will combat any and every disease known and conquer completely more times than the disease will win.
 Any physician will tell you that good rich blood and plenty of it is the best germiCidc known and surely and safely cures disease when medicines fail, so the effort of the doctor is to give food that digests and quickly makes blood.
 No food ever discovered will do this as certainly as Grape-Nuts, which is predigested at the pure food factories where it is made.
 One of the many illustrations is that of tuberculosis. which refuses to yield to medicine but must give way to good blood. A man from Philadelphia writes:
 'I had been fighting tuberculosis for some years and with weak stomach was losing ground slowly every year. 1 had tried all kinds of food and finally got so far along with the disease that my stomach, liver, kidneys bowels and lungs were affected. My stomach got to a point where it would retain no food but peptonized milk and I was down to 90 pounds in weight. The doc tors said about two years ago that l had but a month or two more to live. About that time I was 1t on Grape Nuts and cream. It never showed the first sign of coming up. but agreed from the start and in a few days be gan to feel increased strength so l kept on. with the result that the healthy blood has driven the disease from every organ of my body except the lungs and is slowly driving it from them. I have gained greatly in vital ity and strength and added 29 pounds to my weight. If l can keep on as l have been. it seems clear that I will get entirely well, thanks to old Dame Nature, whose work was made possible by food I could digest" Name given by Postum Co.,, Battle Creek, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-03
OF LOCAL
 INTEREST

PRESCOTT VISITORS-NIrs. s. w. Higley and children of Prescott came down on yesterday mornings train and will be in the city for a few days wis iting friends.
 COMMITTEE CONFERENCE-Th committee of ten appointed by the water users under the Arizona canal, to investigate concerning the proposed priority suit and report at a meeting Saturday afternoon, held a conference yesterday afternoon.
 MISDEME MEANORS-Juan Garcia was before Justice Johnstone yesterday for drunkenness the night before and an ov- erweening disposition to fight. He was sent to jail for six days. 4. Serrano for indecent exposure was given eight days
 SNOW IN THE NORTH-Col. A. J. DOran of Prescott said yesterday that there had been heavy snOWS in the neighbOrhoOd of Prescott and there are indications that they had prevailed east of Prescott.
 ASBURY JONES DEAD-Asbury Jones, for a long time a Pullman porter out of Phoenix, died yesterday. He had for a lCng time been a sufferer of consumption. At the time that he was compelled to give up work he had the run between Phoenix and Tucson. His body will be sent to Tucson for burial.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-03
EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS
Dr. Smiley at the Presbyterian Church
 Last Night.

The second of the evangelistic ser vices at the Presbyterian church last night was one of deep interest. Both Doctor Smiley and Prof Hanson pos sess the highest qualifications for their work. The new songs which promise to be a special feature of the services are quickly learned and sung with spirit under the direction of Prof Han son. The entire platform has been converted into a choir loft and will accommodate a chorus of forty voices, which will continue through the meet ings.
 Doctor Smiley is a man of pleasant address and splendid physique. in tensely earnest and direct in his me thods, and inspires at once the con victiOn that he believes implicitly in the word of God and the power of a preached gospel. He evidently loves the service of Christ, and places all his reliance for the results of his min istry upon the spirit of God. He em- pIoys no unusual sensational methods in his work. The indefinable some thing called personal magnetism and the entire effacement of self in his message presented in such simplicity and power secure the attention of large audiences that everywhere are attract ed by his preaching and eXhOrtatiOn and cOmpels assent.
 After prayer by Rev. MT. Gibbons Doctor Smiley preached from the S1th chapter of Ezekiel which refers to the valley of dry bones. His discourse was a continuance of the subject of revivals with special consideration of the methods God uses to revive His spirit in those who have become indlt- ferent to Him and said in part as fol- lows: God uses human instrumental ties to save men. He also uses His own word but more often human per sonaIities He never used even His own angels for this purpose, but ire uuentIy spent much time in preparing one man to bear his message of saliva tion. All life comes from anteCedent life is a physical law that finds Its analogy in the spiritual life, where the spiritual in one man, appeals to and awakens the spiritual in another with the aid of the holy spirit. The word of God is another method God brings to bear on the dry bones of indiffer- ence. Incessant prayer is one of the most effectual of Gods methods for ouickening the holy spirit within men.
 After the sermon Prof. Hanson sang a most beautiful and impressive solo, speak Just a Word for Jesus,' which fitted in splendidIy with the theme of the sermon of personal work among our fellow men.
 Today at 10 o'clock Doctor
Arizona republican., 1905-02-03

Many a rich man would exchange his gOut for a poor mans digestion.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-03
The
Eureka Market

,s with the people in their battle to free themselves from the beef trust of Phoenix. Our increasing trade con- vinces us that our efforts are appreci- ated, and also proves our contention that we are not losing by supplying the very best meats at a reasonable price.
 Fresh Fish, Oysters, Poultry, Spring Lambs and Milk Veal-the purest on earth.
 Try our family pork sausage.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-03
AN EYE TO THE FUTURE.

Don't use hard words. You may not feel
 They're hard when you repeat them. But you will find they're hard as steel If you should have to eat them.
 Catholic Standard.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-03
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.

Itching, blind, bleeding or protruding piles. Your druggist will refund money If Pazo Ointment fails to cure you In S to 14 days. soc.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-03
TRUE WISDOM.

"The man thOt spa1es a dozen tongues Is wise" says Pat, but thin He's wiser still if he has wan To kape his mouth shut in
 Philadelphia Ledger.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-03
with MME. MANTELLI

Late prima donna Metropolitan opera house, New York, supported by a specially selected company including Sig. AcheIIi AIbertt, Walter H. Wheat ley, Chas. Fulton, Geo. Vail, Mme. Hel- enc Noldi, Chatterton KickoX, Violet Stewart, Ianchia Willis, Estella L. Mann, in a programme composed of musical gems from "u TrOvatOre,' ' "Carmen" and Faust.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-03

Prices-50c, $1.OO. $L5O, $2.OO. Boxes $25O. Seats on sale at BerryhiIIs.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
At HOTEL CHAMPLAIN.
Children Battle in Lake-sConcerts
and Horseback Rides.

Hotel Champlafn. N z, July % (special).-
The Troy Vocal Society took its annual excur-
sion this week 10 Hotel Chanplain, and on Tues
oav evening gave an enjoyable concert There
were more than sixty singers assisted by the
hotel orchestra. These concerts are held in such
high favor here that large number OF people
from PIattsburg. as well as officers AID their
wives from the nearby army post always at
tend.
The weather man allotted two kinds OF weather
this week TO the Bluff Point regton-cool rain
and hot sunshine. Consequently few Of the
hotel guests frequented the golf links or the
tennis courts.
A few Il the more energetic. however, have
been taking early morning horseback rides this
week while the children find their chief pleasure
in the lake. The bathing house is built on
stretch Of hard smooth. sanoy beach. and the
water where the little ones swim is quiet. pro-
tected on either side by bluffs.
The trip by water to Burlington is a favorite
afternoon diversion. Three steamboats-the YER
mont. the Chateaugay and the Maquam-stop
daily at the hotel pier. and the schedule Is so
arranged that one may leave here at B o'clock
in the afternoon for Burlington, spend half an
hour in the pretty old town and get back to
Hotel Champlain in time for dinner. A large
party from The Canadian Freight Agents Asso-
ciation which held its midsummer meeting here
last week, took the trip.
One Of the most beautiful walks these Gays ls
down to the farm where all the hotel vegetables
are raised and where also flowers for the house
bouquets are grown by the German gardener
The flower garden at the farm is priIIlant
sight for the poppies are in their most ViVid
beauty ana the roses and sweeVpeaS, STOCK ana
rnignonetIe, all make the place one OF delight
TIE flowers picked and carried to the notel,
where the gardener arTanges them IN artistic
bouquets. In the evening he sends UP half a
dozen bouquets, which given TO the guests In
Gurn.
Many people make a visit here on their way
north. Among such are Mr.. and Mrs. 8. W.
Woodward and daughter, OF Washington. on
their way 10 Lake Placid
Judge Victor J. Dowtns, Z New-York, and
z J Barney OF Daytoc. Ohio, with their fami-
lies. arrived this Week and Will occupy two or
the hotel cottages. lao cottagers all come 10
the hotel for their meas. Others here are Mr..
and Mrs. s. W. Richardson and Miss Richard
son Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster Morgan and Miss
Helen Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. William Nc
Pherson all OF New York; J. Reynolds Adr1ance,
Of Poughkeepsie. and William II. Rutland. MISS
Alice jay 7. II. Hunter, R. 3. Livingstone and
Mr. and Mrs. r. N Clarke. Of New-York-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
WHITE CoTILLoN AT ARvERNE.

The event OF the week at the Arverne Hotel
was the white cOtillon. The guests. both men
and women were dressed entirely in white The
Casino was draped in the same color. and an
almost arctic effect was produced. which seemed
to lower the temperature and at the same time
heighten the spirit OF frolic. The eotillon was
led by Mr. Bosenschein and Miss Antonia Hahn
The hotel is the headquarters OF many auto
mobiIing parties Among others Of the last few
days are Eugene Rutherford. Randall Schuyler,
Julius Cohn. County Clerk Tom Hamilton. Ed
ward R Thomas and ex-Congressman Charles
z. Towne-
I H RosenfeId. the owner OF the Arverne
Hotel has introduced novel feature into sum
mer hotel life by publishing weekly paper
called 1.-The Spray containing hotel news and
contributions In verse from the pens OF Edwin
Markham. Ethyl Watts MumfOrd, Henry Bios
SOM ir Francesca di Maria Charles G. D. Rob
erts and RAYMOND Hitchcock
A committee OF women. OF which Mrs. W.
Dorfn1an is chairman. Miss Blanche Alexander
secretary and Mrs Silvermal treasurer, is pre-
pairing novel feature in the way Of cafe chan
tant entertainment, which will be given IN the
interests of the Young Women's Hebrew Asso-
citation of New-York and the Hebrew Santa
rum Of Rockaway.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
BATHING At WATER GAP.
The Delazcare attracts Crozcds Who
Woud Escape the Heat.

Delaware Water Gap. Penn. July % (SpeciaD-
Water Gap is one OF the mountain resorts that IS
receiving many OF the guests from the Eastern
cities and particularly New-York. who have fed
here TO avoid the torrid The rush mountain
ward began early in the week. and the Lackawanna
trains were loaded with grip laden passengers. all
eager 20 get a few hours OF rest and quiet
The Kittatinny proved popular rendezvous for
many of the weeks arrivals and the euchre held
there this week was highly enjoyable. Prizes OF a
uniaue nature were awarded winners. The semi
weekly dances are features Of this house. and
tremeIy enjoyable were the ones held this week.
All OF the visitors interested in the splendid
condition of the bathing beach this summer There
is not a hole along the entire beach where the life
OF bather would be endangered
one of the most enjoyable events Of the week
was a largely attended eUchre party. in which the
many guests OF the GenwOOd participated H. n.
Barrett gave representations. Bass fishing is
demanding the time of anglers he-eabouts and a
The nightly dances at the GlenwOod and the River
View are drawing crowds from this and nearby
resorts TIE fSfver View House is filed. in
former years. with the younger element and the
social freedom which is prevalent here is i marked
feature
Among the many guests of the Kittatinny this
week was Thomas A Edison, who made the jour
ney from his Orange home in private touring car.
C. T. Richter OF the Standard Oil Company. and
". H. Murtens both OF Brooklyn, are at the Glen
wood H c. Wright is at the Delaware House.
Mrs Young and the Misses A. and 2. Young are
at the River View. Mrs. John r. Pugh Is at the
Kittatinny Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson. OF
New-York, are at the Water Gap House